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Y., mn <MI huh 'the iollo*«iig Oh given l>y nil ox- change na an incident that occurred during the Orand Army rauWdh at Dirbuquo Iowa: While wiveral hundred oV the okl Vfeterah* worn standing ii» front of one of the principal IiotolM, two old ftoldiorH wke lmtt nev^r nict before wero talking wtoeh uh* oT litem sai io the other;' '*Coiurade, 1 -wish you would kmk UVJ HCVOHH tlio Htroet;\ without .staving the other replied, \I win d(H that job for you,\ ami no fcooilfer-Anid than une elevated hin coat tail aud tlife other applied IUH foot until they reached the opposite wide of the street, when the kicker asked, \ Why did you want me to kick you across the street?\ The other replied, \Because I voted for (Irovef Cleveland.\ The other then haul: \Comrade kick me back again, for I did tho samo thing,\ and amidst tho VOIIH of tho crowd tie tii-tit kicker wan himself kicked ncroRH the Htrcet to the hot.l again, <tnd the cheers that followed the performance, by the other comrades present, awakened the echoes vj Dubuque. . Albui-tflh * ALBUM MAY 18th, 1«87. Mr.. EDITOK,—Ever siuco tho first isijue of your paper wu* put before the public, I have, an HOOH as it WTM placed in any bauds glanced o'er its giages hoping to find a little now* from this plate but I have looked in vain. Now Mi*. Editor, I have not muck to »ay bat would occasionally liko to have a voice in your iiaper to let vour many readers know that wo still live. For tli r lost two weeks the furm- 4rs have been very busy doing their springs work, quite a. number of 4houi think it is to late to HOW grain . now. ; 8. S. Hazon in agent for a seeder 'that is manufactured at Ogdeusburg. He has Hold a number this spring to 0. B^yfco of AfhltMtawt P. (J. Boyrc cjirims he had authority from John Dolrifoco (/UMtum oKHcer at Trout Riv- er to leave the' JiorsV* in the TVS. Dc- laiMy'say* the law Will'not iwrmit of Much doing*and accordingly seized the borne. Em in in 'hoprii to get him buck if not lie i; going to strike up n'trade with Dr, Brand;one thing is Hure he says Dave can not l'»|ve.>it (ill his* own war. CMr.t'Miu 3folni. Hixntn (Mimt. I T lilt <on the team and sow* the grain very «ven. 8. nays ho can Ibid but one fault with them and that is they will not plant potatoes. Mrs. E. H. Paj*o started Monday for Grand Rapids, Michigan. As this will be a chaugo of climate, we Mucorely hope that it will do her good for she is not iu the best ef health. That was once her former ftiome so her visit will be a very pleas- ant one. She expect* to be gono a number of months./ Our blacksmith John Meljatt was -married hint Hatunlay May 14th, to Mis* L bbie Ricnards botk of Al- iburgh.. John thinks it is useless to Ao business without a partner.I guess you are right John, for t^ey say this is also a road to happiness, such may your experience be. $' Mr. and Mrs. K. Hutchius stopped in Malouo over Sunday wUh their *aaughter Mrs. W. A. Jiazeu. Our summer school is being taught by Miss A Hie Clark. Where* does Rob go every Satur- day night? SUNNIK HOPE. , HASTK CLAIM. May 1Mb. On Account of the very dry weather large tires were rngilig about this plac*. ? 0ii Monday afternoon it was thought best to shut down the mill md all hands turn out nit'll tight tire to keep it from approaching nearer t'jo mill. We arc glad to say that with the efficient help of the employ cos and the welcome rain of Tuesday the town was saved from a serious iiflagriition. We are sorry to re- rt the burning of' Mr. Dupkucy's house and it lot of new lumber he hod piled up outside, fo put up an addition to his house. , Xiebeouf's camp was entirely de- stroyed by tire Friday night. Mr. Frasier lost his Coon skin coat and Mr. Mullen>a dog. Loss about $300. Mr. and Mrs. A, B. Crabb have gone to keeping house, they will oc- cupy the house vacated by Mr. An- drews and family who have gone to Norwood. AVc understand Mr. and Mrs. Hoddy Raymond will occupy the house with them. Mr. J. A. iFrasier's wife and child arrived on the regular yesterday noon and are stopping at Mr. Mul- \::IH. We hope uiey have conic* to stay with us. , • Tho horso cars arc '. still running to tlu|ir full capacity. j #ur Willie was tishing at the Cow Monday and brought Home 48 speck- led beauties. * \ ilr. Crabbs father of Norfolk i* visiting bore with him. . 13. S. MoliiA.May 18th,1887. Planting gardens and cleaning house is the fashion nowadays. \ new boarder at Vane Chandler's thev say it is a tyoy, they are pjeas- ed ItccauHc it is the tirst gentleman boarder they over had. Mr. A. C. AUINOII is building a new wood shed and tixing his old * one into a summer kitchen, also A. 11. Wifrherelt is reshingling and pa'nting his roof red. M illie.Hozon haw been very sick with Lung dithVultics. He is out an u.'id now. . Rumor talks as if we might have a new hotel iu the near future. Miss Mtible Witherell returnod to her home iu Rurlco last week after a few days viait. We think by the appearance that, she thought she might strike a job iu the Printing office. j Mrs. >E. C. Clark has home alter several. weeks New YorW City, i Mrs. A/F. Flint and daughter re- turn to/Uieir home in Canton this w eek<^ 1 Mr. Goe. Whitman receives about seven or eight thousand pounds of milk per day. ', WHO Is IT. •-i 1 —«-W-» . — Brandon. .MrlioivUlc* NifiitoLVnxE, May 18th, 1887. Spring's work is progressing finely in these parts, a little rain would be cheerfully accepted. | Although this is just iho time f< r life and health, wo notice that Mr. E. Bibbins is no bettev but is gradualy failing aud also Hila D. Blancherd who for tho last few weeks has been seriously ill with that terriable com- plaint Sciatic rheumatism is still very low. Bennie Wood who wa^i afflict- ed with the same desease is put but looks verv pale and,woak. Miss Flora Thomas left here las to live with her Autit Hiekey of Qodlahd Conn. Mb*. Thomas is one ! of our week Monday Mi's. Clinton , . ,, .. most esteemed vouug ladies and we thtiarmow around here; it requires,^j, hur €Tery ^ppfncHH ftt hef new but little help in the nold r very easY f uame> I * C. J. Goroy will open a carding mill aboiit the 20th^ in the Hyde fi|tory where he will do custtni work proknptly and neatly. ,, L. C. Sllei)ard started this morning for Trout Lake with his Photograph Outfit. Wo expect ho will return with some good viows. * , , The N. C. B. gave an open air concept last Friday evening^ for which the, j)oople responded very gre itfully. • j - Our luerndiaiitR are busy receiv- ing their spring <stpck of goods. \ We«t Biingor. YUM YUM. stopin mg is .Crooks. We hear that son shirts for : i * BriiHhtou. BRUSHTON, May 18th, 1887. Mrs. Martin Brill is very sick. Eioet Tryon has moved in A. Htcty •IJins house! Emet thinks that he *vill make Brushtou his home for a while. . .SihiM Howe m >ved to North Law-- \ ranee where he has bought • him a * place. Frank Foster is able to be out on the street again. Joe Mvers started for Mich, on a risiting trip.. ( G. W. Dustin is giving his Drug store a now coat of paint which adds % very much to its looks. (ieo. Harris is adding a little paint to his house 1 . The O. T. T.;dul> ^U/nl^naaanuc, ana Cream festival at (4 W. JWthrirf^£ ^^ f( Avednesday evening it was very well attended considering the weather. «-.—• • • T : Burkes : V • ISimiLK, May 10th, W87. Miss Williamson daughter of Roll- ^ih Williamson died Tuesday of Pnei - monio. Sho was a very»tine young lady and will be sadly missed j by her many friends.. | , Fires are a common occurance with us now, we have had three within the last week but fortunately all of them were extinguished before mucli harm was done. Everett Bros, liavc secured ns a Drug clerg Geo. H. Nicholson of Ft. Oorington and are opening a tirst class drug department iu their al- ready large store. Burke Water Co. are extending theit pipes down Scovel lane where thor exi)ocrt in the near fntiui* to sc- ours somo>teu or tifteen pati'ous. M. R. Pierce has tho tinost look- I itig garden iu town, we can almost «eq strawberries now, ripe ami juicy [two u tjies iu diamelei*. J<m. Urny's hoiucoii Prospect Hill in neoi^nir eosuf>letion. Jo«* always Uas nn ore to beauty aud wt> expect tf> see n tirw«»tructure« Dr. W. M. Brand aud family have laved into their house on Hemlock returuc d visit in Bit.\XDON,i May 18th, 1887. Forest tiies to i the right, Finest tires to the left. j[y fact, as far as the eye can see; ijii every direction t'icro is nothing b| U t Sm<>ke! Smoke! Smoke! Tho surrounding nioun- tiins, with the exception of thote within a radius *f n few miles, a:e comjdetely hiddeni from our view, No rain for ovoi two weeks, con- K0|uently our strBots and avenues are very dusty, an.I as sidewalks are a thing of the future, romantic ia*n- bjers and star gtuers, must either procure stilts or tike to the sand. Our village is booming; building operation* are being pushed forward npidly; at tho present time there are about twenty buildings in the course of construction; which in- cludes two tenements, to accommo- date four families >ach. Messrs. Dusey A Backus' now saw mill bus been in operation f>r the past ten days; the result, so far, hns been very satisillctory, although some troublo has been caused by some parts of th9>iiachinery heating. Mr. Ducey who I ias boen hero for fie oast week starts for his home in Muskegon, Mich, to-day. Mr. Back- us afso starts for Sttginaw to-fay, af- ter his family, who have boen spend- ing, the winter in that citv. , Mr. J Downing, ias sold his stock of General merchai dise to tho Dusey <& Backus Lumber Co. and has taken a position with tho n as manager of S. i* I. WEST, BANGOII, May I8fl». Miss Fuller, a teacher in Oil Paint- > with ^Irs. I F, I. Mrs. Arthur Donald- Chicago (jo-morrow morning, tliero Ito meet Mr. Dould- son who went some timo ago. ( Rev. J. H. Myers has suddenly disappeared from this town. Dame rumor says that he hasygone to take unto himself a partner to share with him, the joys and sorrows of this life; if such rumor bo true, we iduder Mr. Myers our congratulations and wish them a long life of jof *Ufl hap riness^ Mrs. M. A. Bigelow oi Malojne visiting her daughter, Mrs. Pierce at Reynolds Mill. Dr. C. R Pearl removed a tumor from the stomach of Mrs. Goorgo Mefrit of Brandon, yesterday. The Holland Creamery iu Bran- don, ownod bv a Mr. Arnold w;is burned Saturday morning t le 7th. s.iposed to be the work of an incen- diary. It was insured. ( » • The Union Ladies Aid Society of Brandon, met atiMra. Wilson's! near the Center, last week Thursday, to and the'following officers or tho ousuing year. Mrri. Horatio Mcars, President, Mrs. Ifraiicis O'Conncll, Vice President. Mrs. Wilson, Secretary, and MIY. Nelson Delarm, Treasurer. They de- cided to have the first sociable A,i Ezekiel Emery's next week Wednes- day afternoon and evening. The friends of Mr. aidMrs. (t.*v A. Jameson of Bangor, gave tlnlm a pleasant surprise last evening, it be- ing the tenth anniversary of their weded life, by a goodly number cal- ling at the parsonage and briuging with them $12, in m >ney, a set of Silver Plated Knives and Forks, a tine Plush Photograph Album, and several other nice presents, also baskets well tilled with— * Ask the company who after partaking of a bounteous repast and enjoying a pleasant visit, went to their hoiuew thinking that tho Rev. Gentleman and his wife knew how to entertain a company. The weather has been quite dry of late and the air tilled with smoke Homewhat darkening tho sun. Commercial travelers are quite numerous iu this town *% South Bombay. j SOUTH BO>IIK|Y, Mav 10th, '87. W. B. Baheock has Ids stock of logs all sawed out, aud any one wis] - Ave. awl intend staying thero for !>'»«*» purchase building material the pruseitf. . j °' ,m . v kind will do well to call on We see Dr. A. M. Phelps tikes , * r »- time to write ijuitttft Jengthv lotUr I H. D. Ik.rry is having a big trade hNcgard to the Moiitgojucry matter & l ^if Meat busijiess. We havo nothing to sny only ^o re iiffirm o.ir nUtements and: we are I wrfcctly willing to lot it vest wbevc ie left it i e. with the people, vfho tave IUHOWM IMIU s^ice he tirnt ciutu $v Burke. P. K. Delauey Inspector of Customs made us a ui!l W^futi.dii;; uud toc^k 4 .\) Cbatciiugay'a.horM' V--v.hu :vfinjp VJ t A considerable excitement was created iu our usually quiet village by the clopemci.t of | Tim White's .wife with Julius Chase, tbey took -t ic Ixmt at Dundee for parts tin- ic'uowu- 1). C. McDonald has Inuight and u;o v t-d uuU> the farm known a:» the •T»:!.-ii!-. '''!\..• *. f^;ti:. Y.«>M:I RTT.I.. their mercantile business. , Mr. R Jf. Palmer, of St. Regis Falls is here, putting up|a livery barn for Gates k Mathews; as soon as com- pleted, the above ft nn intend to put in several good rign. ' Mr. Callahan, Subt. of the N. A. R. R. has a gang of mfm constructing a new carriage road ito Paul! Smiths, a < the now road is Ito bo «n higher md more level grotmd it will be a much better road tlian last season. Your correspondent was shown four largo troht Captured at Bay Pond, by Mr. E. C. Falkuer, who is Luiding for H. G. faker's \Sporting House at this place. Ervo savs that tho largest one of the four battled with him for about^ an hour before ho could land it The four weighed about forty pounds; the largest one wanted about two ounces of tiping the scales at tifteen pounds. Of course this may seem to sqme of your read- ers as getting thiugs down too fine when weighing rmh, but, as all of the guides ia this vicinity have entered into an [understanding with each other, that in giving the weight of trout thitj season, they are, each and every one| to bo vojy particular in. the odd Ounces, i. e. they are not to' call a four pound fifteen ounce fish, five pounds, as has been the practice heretofore. Tho gum chewing match alluded to last week by your Santa. Clara correspondent as to take place be- tween C. L. H. of that village aud I. D. of this place is ojff; arrangements were mado to have the contest by telegraph, but when our man learned that the operator \t Santa Clara could not operate tn fast as their Champion iwas able to -'Swing the Gum. He immedia tcly admited de- feat and will forward the wager. H. G. Baker gots to Dickinson center to-da}- to attend the funeral of his brqther : inlaw S. Fleming, whose lemains have been brougnt from Biuinard, Minn, for interment-. Mr. Archie LeBoeuf, proprietor of .the Brandon lakery, delivers bread daily to his p ^trons, through the village. Another death bait taken plac,e in our midst; a daughter of Mr. Thos. Savard. The interment took place- at St. Regis Fall . f ^ Mr. Deanger, of tlie Lee v A\ Dean- g(»r House, made a trip to Malone this week, ^o purchaseIcarpete /kc -•-•-*» ** Muloncv MAIXINEJ Arnn. 18, 1887. Potatoes are being sold at the depot for 05 cents a bushel. Rev. Win. RossitDr received (he intelligence Sunday that his brotler James of St. Johns, had died sud- denly, and started* for there in Ihe afternoon. 1 Tho Howard House is now unqer the management of Frank Tallman of v ()gdensburg* I ,K It. Flanagan is! soon to erect a Hock of three stores on his site on Main street next to King's block. The fever over th^> proposed rail- road from Malone Ito A\ olf Pond is slowly dying- J ,. The dtindy'Bill ofi Faro was served nt the Elm wood Honse dinner Sm> d iv. Jim knows how to get them up aud don't you forget it. Rev. E. BlaucliUrd pastor of Note D.une who has boon visiting tho Holy Lands aud all places of note in the old country, r returned Tuesday night He was met at the depot by a great part of his congregation and a number of outsiders and escorted to the church where hd thanked them for the kindness tljey had shown, aud won hi at some future time give that the planing mill of Ladd Si Small man was oh tire. Tho fire companies responded promptly but every effort was unavailing as the' fire nod already too much headway and tho firemen had all they, could do to save the surrounding build- 1 i^s. Besides the mill two tenement houses adjoining were burned throw- ing out five or six families, leaviug them homeless. Had there been a wind in any direction Malone would hi v .• ex]>erienced one of the largest fires it has ever known. The cause of the tire is un'tnoun hut is suppos- ed to have caught from the 1>oiler' or engine. In exactly forty minutes from the time the alarm was s junde.l the mill was in ashes. Much credit in duo the fifomen for the manner in which they worked. Not one thing wits saved, not even the workmen's tools, the men having barely time to escape with their lives. The loss is heavy. It is with regret and reluctance that we are obliged to chronicle the death of Mary Gallagher, wife of James J: Rice who departed this life at Johnstown, N. Y May 8th. Her remains were brought to Ma- lone, Tuesday May 10th, for inter- ment. Mary was a lovable girl and had a large circle of friends iu Ma- lone who are grieved at this sudden aud alim st cruelly taking away in the bloom of her youth, but we must lea\4 all with him on high \who doeth all things welL\ Tho hus- band and relatives' have the sympa- thy of this entire community in their sad affliction. l\ M. B. *, *i -*••- North Bangor. NORTH BANGOR, May 19th. Rev. G. A. Jameson gave a lecture last Friday evening on the Sioux In- dians and his experiance among them for two or three years, which was. listened to with wrapt attention by tho whole audiance. The tirst Quarterly meeting servi- \ce of the conference year was held at the Union church last Saturday and Sunday, Rev. A. Bramley presiding. Mrs.' Albert Reynolds is spending a few days in Lawrenpville with her sister and other friends. Anyone looking for a retired, quiet place in one of the cleanest and pleasantest villages in Northern New York, will tind such in this place, as Mrs. W. FioTdaintends breaking up housekeeping and will sell out. Adelbert C. Russell has another matched team which he is drawing the reins over and if you do not wish to take his dust you, .will have to get up and get or fall [back. Mr. J. S. Lytic returned homo froin his trip to Kansas. last Friday morning he reports a pleasant trip and likes Very much. E. A. Cady is spending A few days in East Dickinson. .- , ^. S. Russell is erecting a new house on Depot street north of the corners. , COD. them reminiscences About four afternoon v.u alui .soiuvlcd j..*if\ it was of his journey. o'clock Wednesday ui of tire was 10(%l\ »l!S' •0\C!*'.\l (Recelvfld too Into for publication luM work.] NORTH BANadh, MAY, 12th. Rev. Moses South worth 'who has lived in town, or on the North * line of tho town all his life, being, the oldest son of the late Francis and Nancy South worth, passed away May 11th, in gVoat peace of mind beleiving in the atonement made by Jesus Christ the Saviour of all that beleive in him. He was converted nearly twenty nine veal's ago and not long after that he l|ad a call to preach, he joined the Christian church and since that has officiated in that capacity, with some SUCCCSK. He leaves a beloved wife and eight children to mourn his loss, the fu- neral was held at \,\m church at Cook's Corners May l*2th. Rov. Mr. Crosby officiating, and remarks were made oy Rev. Hull, the house was filled to overflowing with relatives and friends to hear what was said and to take the last look at the ten- iment where he lived, but he was not thore,he has gone to a better country where thev never die. The family and friends have thfc heart felt sym- pathy of all, may vie all be ready to meet him in that heavenly country. Dr. C. E. Pearl with the assistance of Dr. Hawkins performed a surgical- operation in removing several bunch- es from Horace Montgoiuary!s neck Tuesday last,with good success, he is doing well. He also removed a bunch fromMrkStadish Steenberg's arm she is doing^ well, and last Saturday lie removed one from Mr. George W. Gibb's back with good results; he is around looking to things. Mr. Gibbs has just succeeded in obtaining a pen- sion which came in good time. Mr. H. Bun has what is called the Victor Road Machine, Manufactured in Penn. by the M. F. Rood Machine Co. for''which he is tho agent for this county and the eastern part of St Lawrence County. The Overseer qf the highways might do well to consult him in relation to .his work. W. H. Bicknell started 'last Mon- day morning for Hutchinson, Kan. z Herbert Wilson and wile leit lost Friday for Hoi yoke, .Mass. Thomas Managan is homo from Bristol Conn, to spend-the Summer. A brother and cousin of Dr .Pearl have been making him a visit. W. H. Plumb and Stone have put into thair tub factory building a shingle machine and have it in oper- ation. ' Miss Mattie Reynolds and MIPS Nell Rich areiassisting Miss Addie Phillips in her millinerr business. Mr. Charles'LaMay of Bangor and Miss Delphim Morton of Bombay were united in marriage by Rev. H. W. Hyde at his residence last Fri- day evening, May 0th. COR. m >ral habits, *nd leaves a large cir- cle of friends to mourn his loss., Timothy Farrell, on old and res- pected citizen of this place, died lost ^Thursday afternoon; aged 01 years. His funeral took place Saturday and his remains were taken to Brasher Falls for interment. Wni. Baker,; of* North Lawrence, was in town last week. » Geo. Wells returned home, from' Albany, last week. ; Tom Hoag is working in the har- ness shop. i \ • |! Joseph Gadbaw has common ded work in the Depot creamery. ,, A dance waM held in Lute Silsby's new horse barn lastf Thursday night Some of our beys attended and re- port baring a good time. , a Ed Russell has purchased a fine horse and he takes his best girl out riding occasionally. \. >, Potato planting has been the order of the hour for the past few days. | Miss Elnor McBarthy, of Canton, is at home on a short visit. ]{ Jerry Farrell Sr. of Brasher Fulls; was in. town last week. , L. A. Wilson has reopened IUH Photograph galWy at his residence, on River street, ami is prepared to turu out first class work between the tirst and tenth of each month at his residence and the remainder of the timo ho can be found at his branch galleries at St Regis Falls aind Dickinson Centre. Mr. Wilson i* a fine artist; if yOu wish to he convin- ced of the same, examine some of his work. I Gus Baldwin started 'for Kansas last Monday. . i - j . « Our creamery is receiving ov.lr 5,000 IT)s. of milk per day' Jerry Driscol and S. Lear^y, \ of Brasher Falls, left here; last Tuesday enroute for Chicago; which they ^\\\ make their future home, i * I. G: Goodale, our tailor, is trying to organize a Cornet band in this place. We trust he will succeed in his work as a brass band Would be (piito a treat in this town. . GUESS. * ~ r- — Potftduiii. r POTSDAM, May 19th, 1887. ( A fine shower Wednesday Morn- ing made tne foliage and grass in our village look very beautiful. The Swiss Concert was given at the opera house Wednesday Eve. and was fairly attended. ' Marsh Post G. A. R. \vill go to Canton, and in company with Nor- wood and Canton Post, will observe Memorial day. tA . There will bo a game of lUse ball played on the fair grounds next Saturday afternoon between the Xormal nine and tha College nine. Cion.^tterritfand wife left on Mon- day on an extended trip through the west j-•••'.''.\• • The bbefy oY>hi#eno Lobell who was drowned in our river a week ago, has not yet becu found. Mr. H. M. Daggett with- his fam- ily have moved to Elmira, N. Y. Mr. H. L. Ives returned from Florida last week. The Agricultural Machine works on Water St. was consumed by fire on Tuesday morning May 17th, the building was owned by Chas. Cox and was in a somewhat delapidated condition. Five hundred dollars in- surance on machinery etc. Miss Inez Hamlin is visiting her Aunt, Mrs. F. A. Clark of Brnshton. r • VAN RIPER. • • i ii i • •'\ Who is it? That \tells alS kinds of Stoves and Ranges, T: n and Hollow-ware, Carpenter's Tools, Nails, Dry and Tared Building I Paper, CHEAPEST. •I What is it? It is everything in the line of Stoves, Shelf; and. * heavy'' Hardware, Japaned*Agate~ ware, etc.. How is it ? That they sell so cHemp, because they bougj^srge inanities be- fore th^Bmrance in prices,, and mAa specialty of Tin and Iron Roofing, Fur- nace work,.Tin eaves troughingand other job work in our line. .Gall knd see j& before buytoj ebeibere. ••.'€. A. FI8K, Nickel ville and St Regis Fails. -McGREGOR, Manager, St. Bed* FftlU, N. £. A NEW MILLINERY STOKE.: . We would inform the ladies of St Regis Falls and vicinity, that we will open a FIRST CLASS LIKE - —OE— * j IN THE \GREEN\ BUILDING, ^ Monday, May lGth, and invite your inspection before purchasing elsewhere. MRS-E. W^ LEAKY. B. A. WHITNEY, Life,; Fire and Accident . XNSTOAKOE. Afeo agent forBurdett and Estey Organs. * v • i . •' Pianos ami Organs taud and re- paired at reasonable terns. UW8ENCEWIE, HYY. 4. his Space Belongs To W. J. SULLIVAN, MERCHANT TAILOR, \TA Lawrenceville, IT. X. €. ' • Stockholm Depot. ... ,., STOCKHOLM DEPOI , May l!)th. ^ The weather is fine and our north- ern landscape, * which a few weeks ago was hidden by a white covering, is now covered by a beautiful mantle of green. The musquito has put in its appearance aud wo would v say to it in the language of Holmes, \Try soino plump Alderman and suck the blood enriched by < generous wine aud costly meat: on well filled skin, sleek as the native mud, fix thy ligLt pump and press thy freckled feet: go to thenjen for whom, in ocean's halls, tne oyster breeds, and the greon turtle sprawls.\ Willie Joues quietly departed this life last Thursday afternoon; aged iMyrftn-. He n-uk'<ytnlngniAi!ofgood TICKETS WEST. TICKETS SOLD VIA.\ ALL ROUTES EAST AND WEST, * - • fP¥€£B j £{A?£§. \•C\iag>i | 0\\ BAG a AGE CHECKED THROUGH TO ALL POINTS. CALL AND GET RATES BEFORE : £URCJU>SWO-H C.E. BRUSH,' North Lawrence, N. Y. A New Machine Shop in St. Regis Falls. Win. E. Haray, Would like to inform the public that he has started a machine shop and is roady to do all kinds of fitting in c macliinests line. All Wort Done Haatly and Promptly. *t. rb-'v* Fall*, X. Y. / FURNITURE and CROCKERY. . We thi undersiimed wish to an- nounce that we have in store, and shall keep constantly on hand, n complete stock of Furniture Crockery,. Glassware, Silver-plated ware, Lamps, Clocks, etc., which will be sold at prices that defy competition. / We make a specialty of Holiday and Wedding PRESEISTTS And in our large line of goods you cannot fail to find something to please you. We also keep a full line of Cloth-covered and Wood fin- ished Coffins ami Caskets and fur- nish a HEARSE FREE to customers.. We are sole proprietors a*d manufactures. ot COREY'S PATEXT EXP0SIOI RUBBER BUCKET POMPS . Which are conceded fyy all to be the best pumps iu * the market . Our stock is so large and our space so small that it will be impossible to give prices here, and wej&vant it to be distinctly understood that we will not be undersold, aM that we will make it profitable^) look us over before purchasing elsewhere. Resp't E. F.HALL, Lawreneevillev N. Y. E BEST WATCH IXTHE WOULD JffllfTHE MONEY? / W. TEOMM, SOLE IGUKT, _ For the town of Lawrence- and Yicinltj. A, complete line of Elgin, Walt-ham, II- linjois* and Hampden* Watches, constantly on hajid. Ladies' and Gents' Solid «oftl, and 4 ; GcM filled Watches a siWfiilty/ A laife assortment of ClocksUn elegant, line of Fine Jcwelery, an ccdlers. variety of Spectacles and Eye Glasses, atf *#3i SiUec v Plated-Ware always in stoet. 3all and get prices before purAiisiii^ elsewhere, it will pay von. it^nuimiG fep ALL kiirbs IEATLY- Xiro pRdirpitY ArTERDED' TO! ^ ^ . * • c. w. rararJ^^ LOCATED AT SHEPAUtfS DfiCG SI —- LJL.> }:.._ v .. j 'POHE. \ AN'D W'JLLSC.Xi'—• r \ Aii WATCHES, nOCKS\ JEWELRY AND SILVER-WARE^ out for-tho Diamond Spwtaclcss. * ' xsikriirsu is THE AIIOYK O?»S: ' IlKi'AIltKD* .>SND WAKRAX1TJ).. ifyes accurately fitjte|l ! .witli. Speiucer's Ophthalmoscopic Test Lini8eKv. ST. REGIS FALLS, *. Y. —' ^=*T. DE.lLKIiS IX •-General Hardware, Tinware, Stoves, Nails, Glass,, , Iron SinRs, ,- Cistierri Pumps, &c;. A Full Line of Agate and Hoi low Ground Safety Ware. We maje a Hjpeeialty of Barrel Churn* anfl Handmade \Wash Tul>». have a quantity of Tin Sap Paila, Syrup Cans, TutJ i^pouts, &c. | Come and look at our Champion Spout* the leading spout in tho market \We am handling C^ark'a Pat 5 GaL Family Oil C|an with Pump for pumping oil.. AV.o t make a Hpecialty of * . ' CarpenterV» TOOIR, int^udiugi Bailey j Planes, Ajax Boring iMachmes, *\c. i Ve also handle Edd\H Wipuj^bt Iron Beam Pk)W»v Corbins Dise Wheel fiaiTow, Utica Spring Tooth Hamnvs, Cultivators, Home Hoee f Grindistonea, &c, A W# m CHAS. LAVOY, HARNESS. M AJCEfl^ Keeps conatttntly, on hand a full line of Heary and.Light Harneeaee, and everything, pertaining to the Harness Business. All orders at- tended to promptly and with dis- patch.. Satisfaction guaranteed. SEOF ON RIVER STREET.' St Regi« Fail,N. Y.; , JOB PRINTING IN AU UANCHEI Done *Neatl AT THIH -• '- WEl HAVE A HARNESS SHOP 1^ COXKECTION WITH OUIT STORE jWHEITE WE KEEP ALL KIXD8 OF HARNESS HARD- WARE CUSTOM^ AND READY-MADE HARNESSES AND DO AL£ KINDS jpF REPAIRING AT SHORT ifrOXBCEL ^ •*—\•• We earrr atfuU . line of Paints, Oils, Varuwlie*! — •••... Carpenters Felt and Tarred-Felt Paper . Gttna, Ammunition, Fkhiny laclle, *m+&G,:..\' ^ i f . .. . Dickinson CenlM*r $C\', NOW READY. The C^reat Northern Adirondack Clothing Store Having received their New Spring Stock are now ready to nhow a fine line of clothing for Men, Boys-anil Children, Gents' Furnishing Uoo<l», Hais> Caps, Boot* and Sho#a> kt* Come all. Come one. REIEIBH 1 MUil UfO B 1 MUil IADE. H. A. GOLDSTONE, Pvvp, Opposite Wmrli I«IM, St. R«Ki$ Fills, X. T.
