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w «*; d» ^ i ADIRONDACK NEWS. «.-. • . « . J^.~~* Published every M. A. hmVEIjIj; A wry HCftuorinMc number in /><*- IfconW.s Mm!hi>j for July. TJio beautifully illustrated trip on \Tho Xowor St. Lawrence Rvicr\ mokes tin wish wo wore of the jolly party. h Allon Quartermaiu, or A Frowning City.\ liy the author of \Sho takes » tin to the o >ol uplands of Africa, and thrills us with wondorful adventure, whilo tlio other stories lead UH by jbloasuut paths to tho ocoan's shore, / where we liston to what \The wild Waves\ ure saying. The articles on flowers are full of 7 information, as are the other depart- ments, for which this wondorful Ma- gazine is noted, \Our Girls,\ \Home Art and Homo Comfort,\ \Sanitari- an,\ \What Women are Doing,\ 'The World's Progress,\ \Chats < \Household \Mirror of Fashions,\ \Correspondence Club, \Prohibition etc., the whole profuse ly illustrated, «nd making up a Magnzino that every lady should possess. W. Jennings Demorest, Publisher, 15 East Fourteenth Street, N. Y. with Street, N. Dickinson Centre. DlCKIKBON CKXTRK, JlUlO 20d. Children's Day was observed in the M. E. church of this place, June 10th. There was a beautiful display -of flowers /lid singing birds. The exercises consisted of speaking and ringing by tho children. All wore well pleased With th a en tor tain men t George Baldwin has inoved into A part of the Fream Hodgkiu's house. Orel Smith into a part of E N. Tut- tie's house, luul George McCuiuber into tho Grist Mill house. Geo. Bickford is preparing to move to* Cliilton jllass. the last of ••this week. Mr. C. A. Morohouso is building flvo houses besides the Chair Fac- tory, work on tho factory is progress- ing at A rapid rate. The people arc ^contemplating tno holding of the grandest colebration which was ever hold in Dickinson, in honor of the •chair factory. Rev. C. A. Morehouso has admin- istered tho BloHsod Ordinance of Baptism, to twenty Ave persons in tho last four Sabbuths. i The littlo daughter of Mr. and Mn*. Herbert Ilamsdel, died Satur- day Juno 18th, funeral services were held last Sabbath in the F. B. church by the pastor C. A. Morehouso. Mrs. Goer has improved tho beauty <fr her house by a new coat ot paint. Herbert Kingsley now has the *outsi(lb work completed to his new house. Mr. and Mrs. George Tildon, of Norwood, have been spending a few <days in town visiting relatives. * Mr. Fred Heath of Potsdam was in town last week. Mr* and Mrs. Emra HowoJ of Bom- bay, have been spending a few days in town visiting relatives. Mr. Lorau Hawkins, of Nicholville lias boen spending a few days in town visiting his father, Alonzo Hawkins. Mrs. Oliver, of Canada, is visiting hor son, Dr. Geo. Oliver. Mr. D. Stacy, of Nicholville, is in town visiting relatives. liov. Swift and wife, of Mass., are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs Nathan llice. Rev. C A. Morehouse is now giv- iug the people of Sand Hill the ben- efit of a sermon Sunday afternoons. Mrs. Harison Baker, df Brandon, is in town, under Dr. Olivers care. Mrs. E. N. Tuttle is quite sick. Mr. Orel Smith remains about the same. \ Mrs. \Will Thomas, of Nicholville, wtTo is in very poor health is spend- ing a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. McCumbcr.. Mr. and Mrs. Ebin Chase are spending a few days in the woods for their health VIDE IT SUPIM. ken last we|el by being kickod by a horse. i Fred Blodgoit is laid up with a dislocated nnklo. Wild strawberries Have been a \plentiful crop this SOAMOII. • Several of our young ptoplq talk of attcudiug tho Independence ball which is to be held at North Law- renco on the evening of July Fourth. H. Goeliuii and D. Ward, of Hel- ena, were in town this week. Miss Alii© Dustin,'daughter of M. A. Dustin the popular landlord of Dickinson Centre, was the guest of Mr. and ,Mrs. L. A. Wilson over Sunday., I Mrs. D. Shaw, wife of tho late Daniel Shaw, who has been in a crit- ical condition same time, is rap- idly improving under the efficient skill of Dr. G. B. Smith of this place. We would very respectfully say to our neighboi \Bill Nye\ of Brasher Falls, that we will second his motion iu< regard to tho reuomination of Hon. L. C Lang as Dist. Attornoy for this county. Wo would also say ip tho readers of your valuable pa- per, that we would be pleosed to soe Mr. H. S. Perrigo of Potsdam, ronoihinatod school commissioner of our district the coming fall. We r think he has fulfilled the duties of his office f(j>r tho past few years creditably and to tho goneral satis- faction of all, therefore again de- serves our support WICKED NKIX. ••• — I s Went Bangor, WEST BANOOR, June 21 th. Enrroit AwHONPACK NEWS-*-I have read with pleasure your interesting issue of Juno 18th, with tho excep- tion of a portion of your Wosfcv»Ban- gor items. I would be pleased to have you tell the public by giving this a placo in .your paper that I was one of tho defendants in the suit al- luded to which was tried a£ Potsdam. I know that Devine to whom allusion was made and I am assured that nothing of tho kind' ever occured. If tho writer will givo the name .to tho public of the party ,ui>on whom compulsory methods was Used thus giving them an opportunity to as- certain the facts in the case this will satisfy. . | I was with him when ho spoke to parti6s as to their knowledge of such facts { as ho wished to procure. When they told hiin that they pos- sessed such facts he aslced them if thoy would make an affidavit so stating. I heard one party tell him he would think the matter over aud if ho concluded to do so, ho could have it by Friday., This same party told me afterward that ho had seen the other side and they said to him if he did so he too would be exclud- ed fr#m the church. This truly is but a recurrance if tho old adage, \Thief crying thief.\ , Truly Yours, I | Lyman Oliver. Fort Jackson. FOUT JACKSON, Juno 2iJd. C. H. Hodgkms Esq. and C a Stevens from this place, in comi>iiny with Geo. Smith from Hopkinton re- turned last Saturday from catchifng speckled beauties, they report a good time, as well as plenty of iish. Our Cornet Band gave an open air concert last Saturday evening. Mrs. Wright Sheldon is improv- ing under the care of Dr. Cook, she is now able to bo out. , Otir dressmaker Miss Elsie Payne is sick, she is under th? care of Dr. Mathews of Nicholville. . Win. E. Eastman is on tho sicljlist. - Samual Ober is in town visiting friends and relatives. <_ Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bacheldor of Holy olio Mass. and Mrs. George Bacheldor of Ellenburg are in towu visiting an aiint. , Mrs. A. C. Sheldon and Mr. Goo Bacheldor was in town over Sunday. Mr. H. AVobb your agent for the NEWS made us a call to day. MINOR ••••-•- Mcholville. » NICHOLVILLE June 23d. Eaglo Creamery, is now getting between ten and eleven thousand pounds of milk per day. It payed to its patrons through the month of May, 73 cents per hundred for their milk- Mr. Sauford the manufacturer and proprietor, formely of Dear River, has been in tho business for tho past six years and always gives the best satisfaction. His butter sells for tho highest market price. He has a splendid factory which is furnished in first class order and in a good lo- cality. I (*) Dr. Carpenter, of this place, and Lawyor Stacy, of Nicholville, attend- ed Surrogate's Court at Canton this week. The Dr. making his final settlement as executor of the estate of tho late Aehsa Goodell. The Dr. roports an agrooable time but says that noxt timo ho will wear a silk hat. 4 E. S. Aldrich,(?) Lawyer Weljb, and W. T. O'Neil, were in town this week making arrangememts for ttie Grand Celebration the Fourth at the Falls. , Several of tho lady members c f tho Tennis Club here, have lately appeared on the grounds in new Ten- nis Suits seemingly without a fault. They already having an advantage in, need to add but one more point to enablo them to win tho set, and that a love set, of course. KAISBMNF. • # • Stockholm Depot. V j STOCRHOLMDKTOT, June 23d. June! This is the year's bower, si down within it and wipe from thy brow, the toil, the elements are thy servant*, and the dews being the jewels* O sunny joys of the sunny month, yet soft and temperate, how soon will the eager months, that come burning from ,tho equator scorch you. Last Tuesday at J:27 o'clock p. in. tho summer season was ushered in upon us ami found us enjoying t temperaturo of 85 degrees above zero in the shade. J- ^/Ibe weather for tho past few weeks has boon very favorable for vegetation and nearly everything is in a promising condition. Fariuci s residing in this locality have their first hoeing nearly completed and they say they aro supplied with a bountiful crop of potato bugs, which aro in a thriving condition. Regeat* Examinations are being held in our school building. Our Union school will close this week. V. Palmer got his ankle badly bro- Braaher Fall*, ¥ BRASHER FALLS, June 23d. Janios Driscoll who has 1 been at College,.near Montreal for the pant three years is* at home on a vacation. Miss Mary Hurley is quite sick, she went berrying yesterday and fell and hurt her spine. H. Webb was in town last week looking aftef .the interest of your paper, ho is 'tho right man in the right place. . Dr. and Mrs. Hall, go to Massena Springs, to day, to recruit their health and visit friends. -, Reception last night at Mr. Rog- er's, numerous presants and a good time reported to day. Mr. ankl Mrs. W. Butler are rejoic- ing over the advout of a son. Mr. andMrs. John Butler of Hel- ena, were tho guests of Mrs. P. E. Kennehan Tuesday. Dr. and Mrs. Cameron, of Malone, aro in town. i BILL NYE. Brighton* BnusiiTox Juno '23d, 11887. Tho bear and its attendants have made their appearance. Ed Litchfield, of Manchester, is in town again. E. H. Potter's littlo boy was badly bitten by a dog, Tuesday. Burglars entered the depot and tho stores of W. H. Smith and J. S. Quinn, last Monday night ' They got about $5 at tho depot and about tho same amount at Smith's with candy sud cigars. A*t Quinn's they took cigars, candy, tobacco, neck-ties etc. This* makes the second time that Smith's jias boen burglarized in tho past year. If they happen/ to be caught (which they probably will not) tho next you hear, they will be around with a paper for their release. Mrs. D. C. Cornish has returned home from Boston, where she has been to have a surgical oporatiou performed, in which, they removed a tumor. She is doing well at pre- sent W. P. Gibson, of Malone, made this place a pleasant call, Monday. Pert, of tho American House, Norwood, was in town this week call- ing on friends. ' | The B. B. club went to Lawrence last Saturday to play \The boys\ and got whipped to the tunc of 12 to 57. They say they will show* them how to play Ball next Saturday when they come down. I , rl. G. Goodrich is vory sick, and doubts arc entertained of his recov- er v. > Y.\:?ni P.>. Nortlir Lawrence. NOHTH LAWRENCE, June 28d. Straw bomes, Ice Cream and Cako was served by the ladies of the 11C, Society, Friday evening the 17th, in the grovo at the church. Every- thing WAS in good order. Father Fitzgerald, of Madrid, was present and favored us j witlr Vocal music, which was well adapted to the occa- sion, and appreciated by alt. The Bra- sher Cornet Band came out on the 8 o'clock train and returned on the 10, although thoir stay was short their music was splendid, and assist- ed in making one of the best enter- tainments tha/t we have witnessed, and it was enjoyed by all present Tho Brushton B. B. club, came and played a match gamo of ball with the Lawrence, club, Saturday tho 18th, tho result was: 12 scores for Brushton, and 57 for Lawrence, who, at the close of tho game, gave tho Brushton's an invitation to the Union Hotel, where tho tables were filled to overflowing with the fat of the land. Each enjoyed the repast aud parted in harmony, and agreed to match again on Saturday the 25th at Brushton. We are informed that ono John Driscoll, of Moira, put in an appearance to the disgust of nearly everyone. Kind friends advised him to go home, but he still lingered a- round, until constable Williams gobbled him tip, and took him before Justice Hayes who fined him $11, which was paid. We r hopo John is a wiser if not A better man. If kind words and gentle means will not re- claim the wicked, they must be dealt with in a more severe manner. The \Fats\ and the \Leans\ of our village, played a match game of ball, Monday afternoon the 20th, which resulted in favor of the \Fats\ 45 to 25. This was the most excit- ing game wo| ever witnessed. The Ladiep Aid Society of the M. E. Church met at the parsonage on Wencsday afternoon and elected tho following officers for the ensuing quarter: President, Mrs. D. H. DJ; is Vice President, Mrs. E. H. Clark. Directors, Mi's. J. Trussell, Mrs. A. E. Caul, and Mi's. Z. Chaffee. Sec- retary and Treasurer, Mrs. . L Burnham. The Society is engaged in raising funds for furnishing the new chinch. Contractor Holeombe is pushing the work on the church. The build- ing will l^o. ready for dedication about Oct. 1st j ' Dick Chaffee has made a grelat improvemenWn the roads and streets of tho town, by carefully placeing the work on tho highways Where it Academy Notes. LAWRENCEVILLE, June 23d. Miss Ella E. Mein Preheptress, left town,on Monday morning to at- tend the graduating exercises nt the Ogdensburg Academy. I The prospects are good for a large attendance during the fall term, as already fho purpose j of a good many to attend, has been reported. The following persons, from other schools tried the Regents Examina- tion last week; Miss Sarah Aldrich, and Miss Mina Hyde, of Brushton, George Eddy, Timothy Holland, and Charlie H. M'Kano of Moira. * Tho Graduating exercises occured in the Congregational Church last Friday evening. The j church was early filled to its utmost capacity, with a large and attentive audience, many of whom were former students of tho academy. The church had been handsomely decorated with flowers, bountifully, juupplied, and evergreens Artistically arranged by the young ladies of the academy and village. The following WAS the program of the evouiiig: Prayor: Rev. R. HI Ball. Music: The Pilot Brave. OrAtion: The Jury System; Dwight D. Harmon. Reci- tation: Little Grotchan; EVA Leary. Declamation: The Buial of Moses; Ernest H. Cooper. Music: The Moon light bration: The Genius of Amorican Invention; John H. Dullea. Recitation: The Station Agents Story; Frank Kingston. Recatation: Maud Midler; Bertha Fletcher. Music: Peter,Peter, Pumpkiu Eater. Oration: The power of an Idea; Watson Borry. Recitation: Curfew Must Not Ring To-night; Maggie Fitzgerald. Oration: Valedictory; Dennis J. Driscoll. Presentation of Diplomas.. Music: Freedom's Sons Come Join in Chorus. Benodiction. After the ex ircisrs tho social took place in tho academy where lee Cream was served. Those who received tho Academy Diploma for graduating in the English Course,were: Watson Berry, and Dennis J. Driscoll,of North Law- ronco, John H. Dullea and Dwight Harmon, of Lawrenceville, and Frank B. Sanford, of Nicholville. The members of the graduating class seem imbued with a spirit to obtain an education. Mr. Driscoll was tho successful competitor in the late contest for tho Cornell Free Scholarship. ' ftfr. Dullea intends, to enter St. Lawronco University, while ^Ir. Berry and Mr. Harmon are to further prepare for college. . West Bangor. WEST BANGOR; June 22d. We liAd A heAvy^ thunder-shower yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Fulton of Hog- ansbur<g, visited friends in this vicin- ity, last week. > Jm Horace Barrett, who has been vis- iting in the west, returned home last week. The Cong. Ladies Aid, Society, held a Strawberry Festival atBourd- way's HAll,lAst Friday evening, there was A goodly number present And all Veport A pleasant time. Proceeds were about $20. Bishop. Doane held Confirmation Service at the St Mark's Mission last Wednesday. Praj-er meeting at the IJmoa church every Thursday evening. We have just learned that the Boiler in C. J. Adams' sawHtnill in Brandon^ burst to day jibe (23d.) injuring several men who were at work 'in the mill. Two,/it is thought, fatally. James Keefe of Brandon, lost a two year old colt, about two weeks ago and after searching the premis- es and not finding it, concluded that some one had stolen it He suspec ed James Trim and George Wil iams, who resided near Dawson's mill, in Dickinson, as the guilty par- ties. Thoy were arrested and. nad an examination last Friday, at South Bombay, and proved to be the thieves. Williams escaped from the officers, but was recaptured Sunday, both were sent to Malone and lodg- ed iu j ail. > They traded the colt off at South Bombay, fof a mare, went from there to* Malone and trad- ed for another horse and then, re- turned to Dickinson, where they were arrested. * * -••*• Who is it? i That sells all kinds of Stoves and Ranges, Tin and Hollow-ware, , Carpenter's Tools, NAUS, Dry And Tared Building Pnper, ' CHEAPEST. What is it? It is everything in the line of Stoves, Shelf, And heavy Hardware, ' Japaned,Agate- • • • . WATO, etc. ? * Ho\tfis it? ThAt they sell so cheap, because they bougjit large quanities be- fore the advance in prices, And make a specialty of Tin and Lon Roofing, Fur- nace work, Tin eaves . troughingandothir job work in our line. Call and see us before buying. • elsewhere. C. A. FI8K, Nicholville And St Regis Folk. Witt. McGREGOB, Manager, St. Regis Fall*, X. Y. * * • • '• Santa Clara. was most needed. -/*- Nix. Lawrenceville. LxwBENCEVidtE, June 23d, Tho closiug exercises of the A- 'cademy pavsed off very nicely, all those taking a part doing themselves and their teachers much credit The young men who were injured by tho falling of a staging at the raising of Foster's barn have nothing left to remind them of their escapo except a faint smell of arnica, and several blaek and blue spots, except Fred Shopard and Will Hawley; Shopard's injury is such that a long time must elapse before he can bo around again, HavVley's badly sprain- ed ankle requires tho uso of a cane and crutch to enable hiih to got around. r Doctor Rowell having recovered from his severe attack of highway labor is now ready to attend profes- sionally all who may desire his ser- vice no charges for medicine, time of more value, and all charges based on ttine'r.pent. . > . SANTA CLARA, June 23d. C. K. Lord, General Passenger Agent of tho Baltimore & Ohio R. R. passed through here in a private car enroute for Paul Smith's. Mr. Patton's family have come to spend the summer here, they are now j stopping at Mr. Hurds, they oxpect to bo in their new house in A f few days. • ' . , ' Mr. rind Mrs. L. M. Curtis have gone to spend A few days at their home in Brookdale. < Mrs. H. N. Raymond and son have gone to spend the Fourth at Ch.vt- eaugay. Mr.,Tildenof the firm of Tilden & Anderson, Water town, N. Y. Tin- ware Mercharits, was in town yester- day. I Our town has boon flooded with peddlers the past week., Among the most prominent ones wero B. Propp of Ogdensburg, Jeweler, Mr. Stearns, of Plattsburg, Jeweler, Barney Lowry, Knic nacs of Malone, and H. Goldstone of St Regis Falls. Mr. Jfto. Pierson. tho kiln dry kindling wood man has gone to Buffalo. He went away with a good impression of this* place. We are pleased to state that Grif- fin the barber, has added to his ton- sorial establishment, a bath room. Griffon is kept pretty busy now-a- dftvs. I Any body wanting a good shjvvel or hair cut, wo can recom- mend' him as being a first class artist in his 1 line. > Th^y say a chocolate was given on Tuesday at the Grandy House, to tho g^eat-enjoyment of tho guests. The shaft attached to the friction pulley gave way this morning in tho largo mill, thy* may delay cut- ting for a few days, which will also delay trafic on the horse cars. The base ball nine are having tine practice daily on their grounds. . Mr. Thomas Murr^ of Buck Moun- tain, chief of police of that place, is in town to-day. H,e reports good fi&hiilg at Bav Pond and Smiths Rapirlp. B. S. Fourth of July Celebration in the Mountains, - ST. UKOIS FALLS, X. T. Programme—Thirteen Guns at Sunrise. At 0 o'clock a. m.—An- tique parade of the Italian Aquila And the Schwiebus of Germany, A great curiosity for white people. At 10:30 A. m.—Procession will form on Main St, in the following ordor: Band, Speaker, President, Marshal, Roman Chariots, Stars of * the Re- public, Or And Army of the Republic, Odd Fellows, St Johns Society, And citizens, And will march through the principal streets to the Union school building, where, at 11 o'clock A. m. —The Declaration of Independence will be road by bh A. Rowell, And an Oration given by Prof. M. E. Mc(Jlary of Malone. Booming of cannon. , AFTERNOON PnoCWXMME.. At 2 o'clock p.* m.—Running race, free for all, Purses: $10 to first, $6 to second, $4 to third. Entrance fee 10 p. Trotting ra.ee ; open to the following named * horses: Watson \Page's bay gelding. Bert Rams- dell's Blackhawk. A. J. Norton's Adirondack Maiif Henry Foster's Jane. W. J. Sautidors' black mare. Homer Page's bay gelding. E. A. Rust's Ringwpod.. John Mitchell's brown gelding. Purses: $15 to first, $10 to second, $5 to third. En- trance fee 10 #• Governed by Na- tional Trotting Association Rules. Grand Double Team Race, Between two Antique Romans, with two Gor- geous Gold Mounted Chariots* Base Ball match, between the Dickin son Centre and Lawrenceville clubs. Foot race, 100 yards, open to all. Purses $3 to first, $2 to second. * At 7 p. m.—Greased Pole over ~the water, for a prize. Grand display of Fire Works iu the evening, i J. W. Webb, P. C. McFarlalie, President. Marshal. A NEW MILLINERY STOiE. We would inform the ladies of St Regis Falls and vicinity, that we have open a FIRST CLASS LIKE '•j OF . IN THE \GREEN\ BUILDIN&, jwid would respectfvlly invite your inspectipn before purchasing elsewhere. _ Mas. E. W. LEARY.. A New Machine Shop in St. Regis* Falls. •faTm. H. Harvey, .v Would like to inform the public that he has started A machine shop and is ready to do all kinds of fitting in e. machinests line. « This Space Belongs To W. J. SULLIVAN, MERCHANT TAIlioR, Lawrenceville, N\. Y. ff o! THEI\E SPORTSMEN' Before ton Start On A Fishing Tour C«il and §*o th* now line of fluhinir Urlde and got bargain* never before shown or offored In The Adirondacks. SPLIT BAMBOO AID CARE RODS FOR FLT \BR BAIT, REELS, SILK LUTES, BASKETS, ETC., ETC. Winchester Rifles and Am- munition of All Zimis. A FULL LINE OITDRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES. Wardher's Drug Store, St.'Rogi» Foils, N. Y. MOKEY SAVED -^-rBY GOING TO \ Hawley BrosV Harness Shop, TO BUY YOUR HARNESSES, WHIPS, LAP ROBES, DUSTERS, PRICES LOW AS THE LOWEST, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Youra Truly, -»/ HAWLEY BROS, Lawrenceville, N. Y. THE BEST WATCH IN THE WORLD FOR THE • ' • MONEY! . j C. W. THOMAS, SOLE MENT, For tie town of Lawrence ud Yiclnitj.. j A complete line of Elgin, WftltJiam, Il- linois, and Hampden Watches, constantly on r , hand. Ladies' and Gents' Solid Gold, and Gold filled Watches a specialty. j j j A large assortment of Clocks, an elegant tine of Fine Jeielirt, an endless yarlety of Spectacles and £je Classes, and Rogers' alter vi . Plated-Ware always In stock. , Cull and get prices before purotiauinff elsewhere, it will p»7 joe. j REPAiRUIG OF ALL Klkbs HEATl^T AJID PROMPTLY ATTJ^DED TOl f , . C. W. THO^rAS;NichoivilIei N. Y. . < LOCATED AT SUKPAIU/S 1)1!CG STORK. 111 Work Done leatly and Promptly. St Regis Falls, N. Y. J LAEOCQUE, f Has in stdck and will keep a full supply of staple and nmcy . * Dry Good, Boot, Shoes, r I •. hats and caps, \' GROCERIES and PROVI^ONS. \Which lie is selling at prices that defy competition. Store in Jhrdrow's lilrtck, on Jiiver B. A. WHITNEY, Life, L Fire and Accident INSURANCE. L I. L. €RE£E, 4 —AXP nk*.L2« i::— WATO:ES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY Al-D 81LVER-WARF. A gout for the diamond Spectacles. 1 ANYTHING \IN THE ABOVE |jN« REPAIRED AND WARRANTED. '. Eyes accurately fitted with Spencqr's Ophthalmoscopic Test Lenses. . i ST. REGIS FALLS, N. Also agent forBurdett and Estey Organs. ••I Pianos and Organs toned and re- paired at reasonable terms. IAWRENCEVILLE, N. Y. CHAS. LAVOY, , « ARJJESS M A)CEH } Keeps constantly on hand a full lino of Heavy and Light Harnesses, and everything pertaining to the Harness Business. All orders at- tended to promptly and with dis- patch. Satisfaction guaranteed. SHOP ON RIVER STREET. Sf. I!<- K i* Full, 1 €. A; & C. E. -MOREHOUSE, DEALERS IN—*-- General Hardware, Tinware, Stoves, 1 Nails r Glass, Iron Sinks, 1 . . Cistern Pumps, &c. A Full Line cf Agate and Hoi IOTO: Ground Safety Wars. We make a specialty of Barrel Churns and Handmade Wash Tubs. \W have a quantity of Tin Sap Pails, Syrup Cans, Pat Spouts, &c. Come and look at our Champion Sp.uts the leading spout in the market AVe are handling Clark's Pat 5 Gal. Family Oil Can<with Force Pump for pumping o^C* We make a specialty/of v Carpenter's i Tools, including Bailey Planes, Ajax Boring Machines, A'c. We also handle Eddv's Wrought Iron Beam Plows, Corbins Disc Wneel Harrow, Utica Spring Tooth Harrows, Cultivators, Horse Hoes, Grindstones, kc*, Ac. • ; | «J. WE>HAVE A HARNESS SHOP IN CONNECTION WITH OUR STORE WHERE WE KEEP ALL KINDS OF HARNESS J*ARD- WAHE CUSTOM AND READY-MADE HARNESSES AtfD DO ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING AT SHORT NOTICE. We carrv a full line of Paints, 6ils, Varnishes, Carpenters Felt and Tarred Felt Paper Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Ac, Ac, I Dickinson Center, N. V, » NOW READY. The Great Northern Adirondack Clothing Store Having received their New Spring Stock are now rea^y to show a fine line of clothing for Men, Boys and Children, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, &c. Come one. Come all. . REMEMBER i DOLLAR SAVED IS i DOLLAR MADE. H. A. GOLDSTONE, Prop. Opposite WaYerijr HOBM, '. • • St. Rtfts Falls, 11 T. « 4 4t*
