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HrflflV 4- liniii ifii Jfiu THE •ABMHMSX !TOW8,_ Maur*d at lh« pott*oflBce M uncftud-rliiM mutter. SATURDAY, A?RIL 80th, 1887. Communication* and atlvartlMtnentM muwt bo hau<to<l In not lat«r thnu Thurmlny mornlug to future Inwrtlon tho wun« work. Rat** of adrcnUlng will 1M> furnUhfnl on ap v JtllOAtlOll. Marrlagn nnd death notion fr<*. Obltuftrloa flr« o*nt A a lino. 1***1 a<lvortlM»m*ntV at tbo rated prJftAcrtbml by law. Trautltnt actvoMiwmiolitH payable In ad ranee. NORTHERN ADIRONDACK R. R. O K ANK APTRU MONDAY, APRIL M. 1M7, and uutll furlhor notice, trains will run as follow* i OOINO SOUTH. 10 s00 I. IT—Mall for all atattnnn to Paul Smith's Station Inavaa Mo Ira at | 10:00 A. U., Al burgh 10:12, Dick- IniHin Outre 10:'i7, St. Kegl* Faun JO:», Hhanley'n M Ilia 10:M, Rant a Olara 11 .-o-J, Spring Oov« 11:15—ar- . riving at Paul Smith'* Station at ' I'J *W. , 4:50 P. M.-Mall for all Htatlnna tn St. Recto 1'alU 1CAT*N Molra at 4 'Mi P. If., • Alhurgh 6.-4)1, Dlcftlunon Ontro • :'J0 arriving at Ht. Kef la tfUU at IS :tt P. M.—Way Fratjrht made up at Molra • leatee that plac* at 12:93, Dickin- son Center A:13. arrlvlug at Ht. Regla Valla at 1:M, leaving at 3 M, thanley'a MIIU 9:40, arriving at Santa Clara at 3 M. • :M A. M.—!••,«»• nger ieavea Ht. Regla Fall* «:», Hhanley'a Mllla6iS0, arriving at Man ta Clara at 7 KM. OOINO NORTII. #;10 A. M.-*ftf«lt leavea Ht. Kegta PalU at *»l0 A1..M., MfrliiaQii Centre 0:91, Al- ' burg* 4t*t—arrlrlnf at Molra at IM P. Mr-Hall leitea Paul Smfth'a Button RIMV J Market Report. /corrected by our merchanU oach week.1 Butter, prime, per W» W *& Mo. Rgga |*r doaen, aoarco 11 f'A 13c. BeaiiN, nor buahol 11.40 ft ,ti.80 Peaa, per buehol 73 fit 90c. OaU, per bushel (A 40c. Potatnea, per bushel 30 M 40c, Beef, dreaaml |*er It),... 6 4* 0c. Pork, dreaaed |>er lb 7 ft T 14c. Lamb, dreaaed |wr lb 7 6a j *n. Chldkena, drvusod par »> ' 1Q (* 14c. Hldea, por lb,.... 8(4 Be. Veal It Idea, per lb 0 » *c. Hheep pelM, each, l»o ft §1.00 ;onakln», each 13(4 40c. LOCAL ALL SORTS. './ al'l.-tw; Spring Cove 1:80, Santa Clara 1:10, Stanley's Mill* 9:00, ftl.JUigls PallM 0:1 J, Dickinson tlentrr 1 .90, Alburgh 2:1V, arriving at Molra at U :00. 1:00 A. M.—Way Freight bavea Ranta Clara A:00, *haiil«r> Mllla 11:19, arriving at Ht. R««gls Fall* at *:80, learns at , A:4«, Dickinson Outer OKKl, ar- 'ritltig at Mulra at l» ;48. 4:10 P. M.—Paa*#ngrr lenve* Hanta Clara at 4 :'J0. Abatiley'M Mllla 4:12, arrlvlug at Bt. ReglH Fall* at 6 *JU. - JOUN II I'It I), President. M. CAf.t.Arr.vx, \ui>t. Church Directory, MF.TUtiDlrtT ClIUllCH:—Rev. J. P. Dunham, prntiding pi4t<»r, jiroAchliig »very Rundny at 10: M) A. M., and at 7 I'. M., Haltbatb H»-1i«^.| at 1'2 M. Prayer Mooting every Wedneadny evening at 7 :30 P. M. 8T. I O. O, F. ll£GI8 LODC4K, NO. 100. Hmi every W«iliieadny evening at 8:00 o'clnrk In ib«lr r«Miiu* In Dordrow** Rhwk. U»a4icra from at>t«»ad are cordially luvlUnl to attendt,^ \f. I. FLACK, ¥• O. **\ IRA L. OmSKK, Her'y. £ C WEBB, ATTORNEY .# COUNSELOR AT LAW, Collodion* promptly attended to. St Ko«iM Falln, ^. Y. \A. W, AT WATER, 31. D., FHYSICIAH AXD SURGEOH. OFFICE IN WEBB'S BLOClC .. , • Ht Re«rw FRIIK, N. Y. JOHN A. SMITH, KORT1I LAWUKNCR, N. V. nl •::..• CHARLES HARVEY, ALL WORK IH>M: ri»0>XI»Tf,Y AND AT KKAHONABI.i: PltlCKH. -> -4.- WAVERLY HOUSE. i. C\ Goodrich, Froprletof, TERMS $1.60 FEB DAY. 5 IfirHt-clHHJi livery rtttachecL St Regis FraiB, N. Y. TflEt OLD RELIABLE BARBER SHOP, E. M. RUSSELL, Pro'p, Shaving, Hair Dying, Hair Cut- ting and shampooing dono neatly And promptly. Shop opposite • IVobb'H Block. «o work done Sun- days. Also a choice line of cigarH. St Kejrin Falls, N.Y.. . fr , , . ~- .WARREN COOK, Concert to-night , Jubilee Singers next week. Go to the concert Saturday night. Sherman White is slowly regain- ing his health. Mrs. John O'Connell is quite sick iirlth erysipolas. L Win. T. O'Neil made a flving trip 1 o Malone, Monday. . 7 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Patraw a i on, Sunday April 24th. I F atherOuellette was in Gouvorneur hree or four days tnis week. I A large number of men started on the drive Monday and Tuseday* Mrs. 'F. L. Chandler visited in Dickinson Centre Wednesday. Warren Cook our famous livery- nan has just purchased a new hearse. S. A. Btfnian of Malone, was in awn Saturday and mado this office i pleasant call. | , Goorgo Phillips will soon open a Orrocery and Restaurant in the Horoy building. Tho Raw mill started up at full : orce Monday morning, which tends 0 niako things lively. __ t Wo saw the smiling countenance )( Win. Hotchkiss of Santa Clara, m our streots ThurHclay. Attorney Vf. J. Meapi of Malone inxl E. G. Reynolds, P. M., of Bom- jay wore in town Thursday. i Charles LaVoy's business has in- creased to Buch an extent that he >as had to hire an extra hand. Tho Original Norfolk Colored Jubilee Singers at the Companys' '. lall, Tuesday evening, May 3d. The Episcopal Ladies' Aid Society will be held at tho hpnjo of Mrp. A*. T. Kiugsley, Thursday, May 5th. Willis Harvey's littlel girl Gurtie, lied Saturday April 23tlh, Tho fun- eral was hold at tho house on Sun- lay. • Wc will soon have a new side yalk from tho Catholic Church to iho school houso. Let us have norc of it Mrs, G. DuVal and. Bon Lewis . oft Thursday for Jewett City, Conn. ;o be absent about two weeks visit- hg relatives. • ; A. M. Dayton left for Bftudon Thursday to take charge of the lura-. I er yard at that place; ho will inovo is fawilv tho first of next week. * The 1 bill locating\ the Nofthorn New York Asylum At Ogdonsburg tas passed the Senate and now -rinAT CLAMI- Livery and Feed Stable. Good turnouts to careful drivers, Stable attached to Frontier House. St lk'gis Falls, N. Y. SABI1T BROS. -FIRST-CLASS- Livery and Feed Stable. Good Turnouts to CarefJl Drivers, Call and see us, Popular prices/ Stable pn Main Street. t, St Regis Falls, N. Y. JOSEPH PELLETIEU, 1 —PHOriUKTOR OF THK— [ Boot and Shoe Shop, BERDROW'S BLOCK Makes all kinds of Boots and Shoes to order and in first-class style. . ' St Regis Falls, N. Y. J. S. DREW, W. W. R088 & CO., . CONTRACTORS AID BUILDERS, All Who Contemplate Building this, Season will do well to see . them before they let , their Jobs. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. . - , St Regis Falls, N. Y. J; C,' TAYLOR, BAKER, Keeps constantly on hand fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes, Cookies and Doughnuts. Also a full line of Choice Cigars and Confectionary. Give me a call, First-class Goods, Prices to suit tho times, J. C. TAYLOR, •• . St .Regis Falls, N. Y. Billiard Parlors, AT PARKS' HALL, NEW TABLES, STRICT ORDER AND TEMPERANCE. NO LIQUOR WILL BE ALLOWED IN THE HALL. T P. K. MCLANlf, Prop. o ,«r)*o >n[of the machinery giving away. Wk will undoubtedly be continued 1 4waits tho Governor's signituro.» <N. M. Parks started out Friday, (vfith his meat cart for Santa Clara. \ [o has mado Iarrangements to sell n icat there twa days each week. An attempt is being made to have }< ew York, New Jersey, and other b istorn states mako 5 instead of G por cent the legal rato of iuterost XJID mill has been shut down for two ,or>threo days on account of por t \ tlie first of next week. Tho work on the*ljl. R Church is i) rogfossing finely, by the way we U >ticod some very nico. sheeting to •b 3 used \n the construction of the ? : lurch donated by P. C. McFar- t no. * The foundation is being laid for a school building and tho work on tl to frame will be commenced the first o next week.it is to be built and sus- tf inod by the Catholic Denomination. Eaglisfi and French will be taught J. C. Taylor oiir popular Baker w ill send out his bread wagon the n -st of next week ho will deliver b *ead all around town and in Dick- iison , Center. |Io , makes good b read and will undoubtedly have a g x>d trade. « The Lumber Company have laid a tiack on the south side of the river, ^ inning east to cart off the 4 refuse it atter from the mill where a place hi UB been prepared to burn it witn- o\ it damage to property. L G. Raymond of B^ushton, mov- o( i his family into town Wednesday, thoy will occupy the rooms over H. A Goldstone's store. We hope that Mr. Raymond will eventually make tl lis his permanent home. I \ ' Leonard Priorp is repainting his store inside and put and has started tl e work on an extension to his building 15x20 foot, when completed ho wjll rW a day boarding) houso in connection with the grocery busi- n< )ss. C, C. Morgan, agent for John Mc- S< >rley of Malone, was in town Tues- duy, he is in the habit of taking Out a Large number of orders, with him. Mr. McSorley is a lirst-'class tailor aird his fits and prices seem to give goneral satisfaction. In looking over a portion of our town, we saw the need of making a sv ggestion, which \H that we make a general clowning up of our front and back yards. It would add im- mensely to the appearance of our town. A fow niinutos work' and it i,s done—try it. | C. S. Dwinell's Colored Jubiloo Singers consisting of throe ihales and three females will give a con- cert in the Companys' Hall, Tuesday evening, May 8d. A goodly portion of the: procoeds go for tho benefit of tho 4 M. E. church. Tho • news- papers all over the country speak well of this troop. Give them a full house. Mr. Ketcham held A concert in the Companys' HaU, last Saturday evening, the singing was fine and all enjoyed it iminensley. He also organtzod a musical convention of some thirty-eight members and has been giving them instructions in the art of music each afternoon and evening during tho week to the satis- faction of all. Rev. W. R. Holms of Rodman, N. Y., slipped on the sidewalk and paralyzed his arm and shoulder by stricking his olbow and was paid $210 for a disability of 21 weeks by the Travelers Insurance Co., 6f Hartford.— Farmer. Mr. Helms was insured and receivod, his money through B. A. Whitney, agenf of Lawronceville. John Martin, one of the parties brought before Justice Palmer for illegally slaughtering deer pleaded guilty and was fined $50 and to stand committed until paid. The cose against Charles Morrill tho othor party that was charged with slaugh- tering deer out of season was post- poned until May 4th, on account of two witnesses that had been sub- pcenod, not making appearance at court on the day of trial. , To-morrow the law is open for fishing in the waters of tho Adiron- dack's. Although at will be the Sabbath day we fear that many of the speckled flounders will bo taken from the sparkling waters. We predict that the fishing will bo fine this season,and that a large number of sportsmen from tho , various cities of tho state will bo among us, all those desirous of engaging in such pleasures will find a full line of fishing taekle at L. M. Wardnor's. The Hoalth Officer wishes us to inform the people of Wavorly, that after tho first of May all cellars, yardtj sheds, out-houses, and barns containing any decaying vegetable, garbage,,or other matter detrimental to tho public hoalth, must bo dispos- ed of. Tho law is very stringent on such mat tors and as complaints are continually arising, the law will be enforced.. We well know tfiat de- sctase ,is propigated through filth and it depends on tho cleanliness of our premises, to avoid most of the contagious and infectious diseases. Remember tfiat next to \Godliness is Cleanliness\ and it is a question if we can have ono without the other. Copies of tho \Sanitary Regulations\ will bo distributed iir our principal places of business, and can also be found at the office of the Hoalth Officer. ~1 / > rttaM 1 •«« «««4iAfcM The MUHICHI Convention. Tho St Regis Musical Convention under the direction of J. H. Ketch- am will close Saturday 'evening with a grand concert in Companys' Hall. Chorus 88 voices. Admission 25 cents, cbttdren 15 cents. Come every body and enjoy tho musical feast. . Wm. Jud'd o0 Picrrpoiit, the architect who drew the plan for our new church, has just donatod his services as a subscription. Wm. Judd is just from New fork |city whero he has boon completing his studios in his profession and will return v in January noxt to engage in business for himself, Mr. Judd possesses more then ordinary ability and while we knew hiifl to bo of a liberal nature we did not look for hisi liberality to be extended to us who^o ho had no especial interest in our town. Perfect satisfaction has been expressed with his work for us in every respect and may success and a long life of pros- perty and usefulness attend him. BtHLDixo COMMITTEE. You can find tho following at N. M. Parks' noxt week, Chickens, Pork Sausage, Whito Sausage, Blood Pud- ding and Souciflso do Boulogne. . •••*-- -. LOST—In this village a Gold bar pin the finder can find ownor by re- turning it to this office. ' Tho largest, line of Oil Shades, Paper Shades and Opaquo Holland's at Chandler's. New Patterns, Now Colors. . Just roceivod 1,000 rolls of Wall Paper, New Patterns, Choice Bor- ders, Ceiling*Docor&tions, otc. LA C E C U-R'T A INS PILLOW SHAMS AND TIDIES At Half Price Lao© Curtains. 1 yards wide 15c. |\>or yard. r\' t 1-4 yards wide 20c. per yard. 1 1-2 yards wide 25c. per yard. : 2 yards wide 30e. per yard. UNDER ARREST! The Attention.of the Public of St. I^rH Fulls that, vim can buy iiuvthiu;; \\>\i wv/.t <>f r.v-1 ^« U't'if V) the f.ic 4 tf form 2o centls to 47 cents ehch. 1 yard square 25 cents. ija-ce Tides.*. - 4c,, 6c., 8c, 10c., 1 and 17c, cents each. What is the use of buying cheese cloth and scrim when you can get nice lace cur- tains at the above prices. • • I • * *WrcL. T- O'^Teil. - L. M. Wardner can show you a first-class lino of fishing tackle, call in and get prices before purchasing elsewhere. ; \ i • • i ^ Fine, brilliant and clear Diamond lensos are used in making the,Cel- luloid Eyo-Glosses. When you buy a pair, you may, know that you are getting the best. None genuine without Diamond trade-mark. For sole only^by Ira L. Groon. WBITEAT TO THE BURLINGTON TEA and COFFEE STORE, For Premium Club List Plain and Decorated Tea and Dinner Sets, Chambor Toilet Sots', Stand and Hanging Lamps. &c, &c. GIVEN AW AY AS PREMIUMS. Tho best Tea and Presents of any Tea Houso in New England, every package warranted. Mention this paper and address. * R. W. HULBURD, 104 Church St., 5m3 Burlington, Vt' Ut'.i-J.'JL- Get your Note heads, Letter heads, Bill heads, Statements, Hand bills &c. Printed at this office. -«••*- Eggs 12$ cents per dozen for the next 30 davs at Park's. , — -*•»- $16 will buy a Gents Gold filled stem wind Elgin, Illinois, Hamdon or Waltham watch guaranteed to wear 20 veara at I. L. Green's. • •««». ——— You can buy a Lkdies' G.old filled stom wind Waltham watch Guaran- teed to wear 20\ years at I. L. Groon's for $16. * 4 , —^—: ', '». v 1 A. C. Allison,- Generalv,Freight and Passenger agent of the N. A. R. R. with H. T. Frary, Traveling Pas- senger agent of the It W. & O. R. R. passed through this place for Paul Smiths Station and Meacham Lake, Tuesday. They will endeavor to make arrangements to run a New York Sleeping Car to Paul Smiths Station via. Utica and Norwood. As soon as warm weather sets in, this section of the country will undoubt- edly be visited by a larger number of people then ever before. A large number have already signified their intention of passing the summer here, at the famous summer resorts While this is undoubtedly the most healthy portion of New York State, there are several othor things to at- tract thol attention of the sporting class. Amongithe foremost of them is the fishing; njearly all of the many lakes, rivers and small streams abound with fish of the rarest kinds; these waters also aford fine boatin ?; besides tho landlords of the vario is hotels are noted for doing every thii ig in their power for the pleasure seeker. ^ Sumner Hill, of Evorton, was arrest- ed Monday afternoon,on a charge of threatening to shoot Mr. Ross, of the firm of McFarlane & Ross, and .ap- peared for trial Thursday afternbon, before Justice Bruce,, with Attor- ney Webb for the people, and Attor- ney Mears, of Malone, for deiendent It appears from the evidence thus far (Friday noon) that there is a certain tract of land that Hill claims to own; and had started to build a shanty thoreon. The firm of Mc- Farlano k Ross claim to qWn the tract and that Hill has no right or title whatever. Mr. Ross went out to the land Saturday for tho purpose of forbidding him to go any further with the work, when the trouble occurred. Sunday evening McFar- lane, Ross and others went to the shanty for the purpose of removing it from the premices,when Hill threat- ened to shoot |McFarlane. We will hot portray the scene that followed; more than state that Mr. McFarlane took tho gun from Hill and tore down the shanty. We learn just before going to press that the case has been adjourned until May 11 tit. Go to I. L. Green's for a Gcjnts three ounce silver stem wind Elirih, Illinois, Hamden or Waltham watch only $12. 9 — FOR SALE.—A new peddle 1 cart at a low price. Terms easy. Enquire of George Raymo. GeoJA.Berdrow felaektemitlr ' AND , Wheelwright, lorse shoeing and repairing of all . kinds done promptly by I good workmen. , ^ ALL WORK GUARANTEED. j . T A full line of Carriages and Wagons ,: . constantly on hand.' - Also brick and lime for sale. m St. Regis Falls, N. Y. A Terrible Mprder! • ~ AT - ! .'V N. M Park's, St. llcyln Falls. 4 . * -> In everything per- taining to the MEAT business. Groceries lower than ever before. Flour and Provis- ions way down. Give us ft call and /taste' our Beef, Pork, Veal, Lamb, Sausage, Chicken, Tripe, Sweet Bread, etc., etc. STORE IN THE WEBB BLOCK » FACING SPRING STREET. F. L, CHAHDLEr., In the lino of Furniture at his store on Main St., fopp<*-•:$«• (!K V. O.) Ash,* Cherry and Maidc Chamber Kt!,< f (V.ipet. and 1'hc-li i;<»rKti/\ Chairs, Extension T.'tbks, Mattress nnd Sv!ii.l Goods. The Best iiNsorumjii oi Wall Vapor, ever ! \ shown in St. Regis F&XL0, 2*J. \ST*- My stock of.Crockery, Glass-Waro. Tabic Cutlely, Lr.mps. Ac.-, will 1»A sold for tho next GO clavH at Cost to CIOM; out and make iu. m for otlur goods. ... Trices giihrnutecd a* low n? can be obtained in FVanUIu Comity. L IT JOHN McSORLET, T MALONE. N. Y. LATEST gI^ T Foreign and Domestic Goods, The Very Best Trimmings, PERFECT FITS GUARANTEED. MOISTEY SAVED -4—BY GOING TO— HawleyBros'. Harness Shop, \ F. B. REYNOLDS, A fine line of \ Clothing &t. J. J. A. St. ?e The largest and finest stock of Spring MILLIXKUV r in Northern New York, is to be seen at St. Regis Fall, N. X* THREE RULES OF BUSINESS] / /. - k -JDKALER rxj- WANTED—Within the next 30 days 600 people to subseribe for the THE ADIRONDACK NEWS. Only $1.00 per year. All papors stoped when paid up, time expires. . —Call for the \Hustler\ the best fire cent cigar in town, at Parks' ._ «+» i —Smoke the \Purity\ tbe best 5 cent cigar in town at L. M. Ward- ner's. ATTACHMENTS, TO BUY YQUlt HARNESSES, WHIPS, LAP ROBES, DUSTERS, j ^^ MACH|NE$ PRICES LO^T AS THE LOWEST, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Yours Truly,. • HAWLEY BPOS., Lawrencevill^, K. Y. • • • Now is the time To repaint your carnages. Paynes Ebony Finish will make them look like new. Ono can in sufficient to paint ono carriage. Price $1 per can, at Wardner's Dru j Store. *j •• • • What Tru« Merit Will Do. Tho unprecedented sale of Boscheo's German Syrup within a few yearn, has astonished tho world. It i* without doubt the safest and best remedy ever discovered for tho speedy and eftcctimJ cure of coughs, colds and the severest Lungy troubles. It acts on an entirely different principal from the usual pre- scriptions given by physicians, as it does not dry up a cough and leave the disease still{in the system,but on the contrary re- moves the cause of the trouble, heals tho parts affected and leaves theui in a pure- ly healthy condition. A bottle kept in the house for use When the discuses make their appearance, will save doctors bill and a long spell of serious Illness. A trial will convince you of these facts, it is positively sold by all druggiAfs and dealers In the land. Price, 76 ets., large bottles. • Motice of Referee's Sale. S UPHEME COURT, FRANKLIN COUNTY Edgar N. Tuttle, Plaintiff, r». L*vl B; Mark- ham, Charles A. Fisk and David D. D. Dewoy- Defendants. In pursuance of a Judgment and decroo of for«Hj|osur« nud Walo made In tho nbovn entitled action, on tho 15th day, of March, 18H7, the sub- scriber duly ap]M)Inted as rofcree for that purpose, will sell oj pubUc auction, to the hlghost bidder, at the fmnt door of the Warerly House, In the village of St. Regis Falls, In Uie town of Wavorly, county of Franklin, N. Y., on the 18th day of May, 1887, at| twelve o'clock or noon, si! that IMJICO or parcel of land, situated In the town of Dickinson, county and State afore- said and described tu tho compluint In this action as follows, to wit.: All that tract or parcel of land situate In the town of Dickinson, county of Franklin and Stata of New York, known and distinguished as part of lots 70 and 80 and bounded us follows: Beginning at a point on the Dickinson Centre road and In the center thereof, right chains nnd forty-six links from the south-west corner of a lot of land de<>ded by Joelj Ooodell and wife to I«vl B. Markham nnd MHry A. Markham, tho 29th day January. I860, running thence north along tho center of said pickltiMon Center road about 1« degrees west, seven chains to tho north- wesicorncr of the aforesaid described lot thenco south 7 degroes, east thirty-five Chains and SlKty-nvo links, thence south 3 degrees, west sevcfi chains, thonce parallel with tho said north line and about 7 degrees west, about Ihlrty-flvo chains to the centor of the aforesaid road and place of beginning containing twenty-flvo acres of land more or le«s. • Dated, April*6th, 1887. J. W. WRBII. JOHN P. \?.\ Attorney for tho Pin Intlff. I ST.LAS. •cferi-e. 1 :;*s ••..' J :.. —WE— : DO Not Want the Earth Modest Prices are Satisfactory! Small Profits are Sufficient! Moderate Patronage is Acceptable! We reach your approval through I Low Prices. Pure t)nags and Patent Medicines of eycry description, Notions which cannot bo surpassed in quantity, quality or nrico in Northern N. t Paints, Oil, Varnishes an^l general lino of painter's supplies. BLANK-BOOKS & STATIONERY. My assortment is larger than ever. Pushing along the highway of success I stop at nothing to accomplish an increase of business. Therefore prices aro lower than cvor. N^DLES, OILS, &C. JEWELRY, PATENT NOVELTIES, AGENT FOR BOOKS, NEWS- PAPERS, MAGAZINES&C. COPIED AND ENLARGED •IN- INDIA INK, CRAYON AND WATER COLORS Satisfaction Guaranteed. West Bangor, N. Y, rJ^. -*=- L. M. WARDNER, M. D. House. St Regis Falls, N. V. few steps east of Waverly J—. — N^W DjFtUp STORE -ON- MAIN STREET Whcjrc you will find Pure Drugs, Patent'Medicines, Fancy and Toi- let articles, Sponges, Brusjies, Per- fumerv, Can Goods, Ton, Coffee, Ci- gars, <£c. Physicians pcrscriptions (»arofully compounded at all hours, R. P. LINDSEY, Druggist. Si. llv/i* Talis. \ Y. IF YOU WANT ANY- , THING IN THE [LINE OF •; Gftncjies, Figs, ! Cigtirs, Tobaccos, Nuts, Fresh and Canned Fruits, Dates, Raisins, Tea and Coffee. Oysters by the mea- or dish, call on LEONARD PRIORE; ST. REGIS FALLS, N. Y. ( sure J. LAROGQTJE, j Has in stock ami will kpepafull supply of staple and fancy. , Dry Good, Boot, Shors, hats and capn. GROCERIES and PROVir-TO^S. Which he is selling'at pricea , thnt defy competition. Store hi Ihvdrrtw* Bhxi; on River .S'rt',-'. BEST QUALITT. I aim t6 keep the very hent quality of every- thing and, guarantee every article 1 wll to be . just as represented. __ | ONE PRICE. The system of dickering, bannering and - cutting prices is a species of robbeiy which \ steals from one man and gives to another. It is neither fair nor honest. It leads to N cheating and lying. It makes the merchant dishonest and the customer suspicious and is troublesome and wearying to the last degree. I am doing business to make a living and therefore expect a living profit. I have fixed my^ prices at a reasonable margin, which will be adhered to without exception. One man'* . money is as good as anotliers and all who , come to inyTstore will be used exactly alike. Every article in the store is marked at a fair. price, in plain figures at which it must be r sold. I CASH ON THE SPOT. This is the foundation prinicple of business. The credit system has rushed thousands i of merchants and millions of customers. It robs the industrious and honest men, for the bene- fit of the idle and vicious. It plunges the poor man into slavery, which steals his wages before he earns them. It puts an iron collar arQund his neck and holds his nose to the grindstone all his life. Credit leads to extravagance, idleness and misery, it is easy to get into debt but very hard to get out. The whole world is hopeless- ly in debt, Nations, States, Cities, Counties, Towns, and Individuals are struggling with debts which amount to mdfr) than all the property on the' face of the globe. These, debts like a cancer are eating up the lives of the people. If you avould prosper don't get into debt v Pay cash for what you buy. Buy only what, you nefed and you will be surprised at how much easier it is to get along. On the nlxw'e principle I solicit a share of your patronage. I-have a well selected stock of goods con- sisting of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, No- tions, Clothing, Hats and Caps, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware. <fcc. <: William T, O'Neil. ^^
