{ title: 'The Adirondack news. (St. Regis Falls, N.Y.) 1887-1934, July 02, 1887, Page 2, Image 2', download_links: [ { link: 'http://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml', label: 'application/rss+xml', meta: 'News about NYS Historic Newspapers - RSS Feed', }, { link: '/lccn/sn87070345/1887-07-02/ed-1/seq-2/png/', label: 'image/png', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn87070345/1887-07-02/ed-1/seq-2.pdf', label: 'application/pdf', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn87070345/1887-07-02/ed-1/seq-2/ocr.xml', label: 'application/xml', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn87070345/1887-07-02/ed-1/seq-2/ocr.txt', label: 'text/plain', meta: '', }, ] }
Image provided by: Northern NY Library Network
TT «MMMl ^. THE 1 ADIRONDACK NEWS. *- -• \Published cvory &dtt\xjr<X£&y M. A. HOWELL,, AT 'a-*, nn :;:x xzLLii, ,v. r / ./ *»* The Eitvin Five daloii Bill j a Law, J Gov. Hill, after vc-fning tho I>i 1 i forbidding the halo of litjunr in the Vapitol, 1-hu Crosby High licdUHi* 1 >i 11» tho Vcddor Liquor Tufc hill, mid the bill forbidding tho Hide of liquor to the keepers of tho Williird Iusaua Asylum, signs cx-Spcaker Enviu's bill prohibiting tho wdo of liquor in flvo galons or upwards in ritjeM, towns and villager! which do not graut ro.tail UCOIINOM. It seems like m poor offset for nil tho other bills Hhat ho hiiH vote o 1 on temperance cjuestions. Mr. Ertwn deserves much upraise for introducing and currying tnrough the only # teni|>crcnco bill which linn become a law this.vear. ••-*- Ft. Covington Centre. FT. COVJKCITON CKNIT.K. Juno,2lHt. 'Owing to tho copiouH showers of \the past few days, tho lmy crop of this soction bid* to bo an uverugo •on*. ' Ft. Covington will •/•olcbmto the Fourth of Julv, and now conies to the front with a fine display of bills, announcing to tho good citizens far ivud nonr the many points of interest *ho will present. Tho most promi- nent feature? of tlie day will bo tho KJraud Allegorical Procession in Which a goodly number of tho Ccn- a lively runaway Monday; and canio verv near colliding with anpthor *tro bo.yg will take a prominent lMM*r-f£ aui ^ x ^\ by ladies and children L M. Berry School Commissioni'i' is visiting schools in this vicinity. ' <\ Heurv k Ordwav's croumcry in ro- •reiving i),/>U0 pdunds of milk per »*. xlay. Mr. and Mm Thomas Taylor, of Stockholm, arc guest* of 13. S. Ells- worth and familv. Hon. Floyd J. Hadley, member ' V>f assombly, paid this place a short Visit laHt Thursday. ' BLACK.U'OXK. BrnMlior Full*. * ___ BKARIIKII FALLS, Juno 20th. Mi*, and Mr4. T, Desmond, who feiave boon at Montreal for somo time deceiving medical treatment, came liomo to-day. Cornelius Conuell has gono to ^Maiue, where ho has obtained a sit- uation, , Mr. and Mrs. John Lowell fire en- tertaining a young gentleman board- er. John Ballard died Friday last. His funeral was nebcin the R. C. church .liore on Sunday. Sermon hf Rev. W. B. Nvhan. Mr. Ballard Was 55 » ^rears of age; he leaves a wife, moth- er and little daughter to mourn his loss. Among the presents presento^ to -Mr. Rogers and bride, at tho rocep- 'tion lout woek, wero a beautiful Tea • JHet of china dishes, a set of Silver Knives, Forks and Spoons, Table Linen, a very nice Patent Rocker, ...two Toilet Sets and many useful and Ibeftiitifiil presents to numerous to mention. The reception was a sur- prise to Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, they wero taken completly by surprise, but all were welcoihed and a vety nice time was the result. BILL NYE. • •— ~+~* • - JMlcliolville. NICIIOLVILLE Juno 2fl|h. Our farmers have just begun their lmying. The buHiness men* of our placoare reporting A fair, run this sumnior. The young people are returning from school, Frank D. Thomas, M. O. Pago> Earnest Sherror and Miss Minnie Murmon from Potsdam for- mal; Earnest Stacy from Ogdens- burg Academy, and Frank 13. San- ford, from Lawrenceville. Wo no- tice alio, that Geo. W. Blanchard, of Champhiiu, has just arrived in town; he is not well. H. 1). Blanchard and Btnnie Wootl have recovered HO OH to bo n- anoug us ^u«o again. Mr. Lyman Pago has frionds here from Vermont Several of our eitizeiis attended the Graduating Exercises at Pots- dam to-day. Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Mathews havo rotumed home. The N. C. B. garo an open air tMUicert last •Saturday oveuing.. P. A><Munsf>n has roturned from Watcrtown, where he lias been for nome time. Tho daughtor of Rev. D. (I. Phelps has l>een visiting her | parents hero for the last weok, , J Mrs. W. E. Thomas iv horn J again after a weeks visit at her father's at JDiekinson Centre. It is thought mid hoped by her friends that she\ is slowly but surely recovering from her lung trouble. A grand time is expected by us at St. Regis' Falls the Fourth. YIM YUM. A young lady at a ball called hr r OH<-art an Indian because ho was \on licv trail\ all the tuw\—-1 far/ford Sautii Clara. ; SANTA CLAIIA June 20th. The 111th, iinnivcrHury of the Dec- laration of Independence will be celebrated with great eclat, at the curly dawn it will bo ushered in by tltc ringing of tlio (fnindy House bell. At f> o'clock 100 guns will be tii k ed on L^okoift Hill,\at 10 o'clock the procession'will form on Sawdust Ave. ri.'.;h| resting on water, compos- ed of'YottrnuN of 181*2 and Grand Army men, Win. Edwards Grand Compandor. The line of march will bo down Sawdust Ave. to Railroad Ave down It. It. Ave. to Grand} House, where they will bo received mid joined by tho Pigeon Wing As- sociation, and from there proeocd to Spriu/j Cove, for their annual Clam bake, the buildings along tho liue will be profusely decorated with bunting. At 1 o'clock a daring baro bad< performance by B. J. Mullen, on the celebrated milk white steed 4, Frod\ will bo given. Two o'clock a great gum chewing match. Three o'clock tho Declaration of Indepen- dence will bo read by our Senator from Bridgeport. Four oVlock S. C. B. B. C. will cross bats .with tho ^ladawaskas. Five o'clockltho prizes Will bo awarded by Judge Hulbran. Six o'clock Strawberries and Choco- late served at tho Grandy House by our worthy Hostess. Seven o'clock a grand pyrotechnic aisplay will take place on the lawn undor tho management of W. L. Hotchkiss. The celebration will close with selec- tions from Mr. Griffon, on the organ and, the G. A R. men singing \My Couiitry 'Jis of Thee.\ All persons desiring to witness tho Base Ball Match pleaso take the B, L. horso cais,, f i has moved to Madrid, where ho in, tends to reside and continue iii tho business, we (.an recommend him to the gentlemen of Madrid as a rlrst class harbor in every respect. Our Cornet Band goes to play on the streets of Hopkiuton to-night. • Mixon. North liaiitfor. Mr. Wni. Smith's horso had quite who, on seeing the horse approach- ing turned out just in timo to save themselves. i • J. A. Frasic-il, formal} o< tho camps started in yesterday, to locate camps in tho'wcftteun part of township 1J3. The throuih sleeping car service from ^ew York to Paul jSinith)i Sta- tion, via. the Northern 4 Adirondack R. It. commenced Monday, this is the only liife'by which passongors can come through without changing cars and alwavs suro of making time. ' B. S. +• •^»J-~ i Mulono. • I MALONK, Juno iJOth., Maloho is going to celebrate. , Our scliool closes this weok, The Graduating class is the largost that over graduated from Franklin Acad- emy. It numbers twenty-nine. Marvin Cheosbro, of North Adams, Mass. is in town for a few days, Vis- iting his hrotliof M. V. B. Cheesbro. Mrs. H. Wolf, of Muskegon, Mich. ha» been in town for the past week, called here by the death of her grandmother Mrs. Baldwin. ' Geo. King ,is still at largo, ho is thought to bo in tho neighborhood of Port Qenry, to ^hich place detec- tive, M, C. Donohue, has beou.. dis- patched. | A frightful accident occured at Whitney's Woolen Mills, I Wednes- day afternoon. While Miss |Kate Murphy was tending a wool picker, her arm was caught in tho machinery and mangled in a terriablc condition the flesh being torn to the bone tho whole length of the arm. She was taken to her room on Catharine street! fsvhere it was found nceessu- sary to amputate the ailm. the oper- ation was performed by Doctors, Skinner and CaiperoiL It is indeed a sad misfortune and she has the sympathy of the whole town, who hope in her complete recovery. Wm. Lawrence will open a new- Meat Market at tho stand lately oc- cupied by Sallourin Bros. The shop has been repainted hud prcsqnts a very neat and attractive appearanco, Billy is a thorough business man his aim will bo to keep the best mar- ket in town/ May success attend him in his effort. Mulholiand k, Tidier have received their stock of goods and will open in a few days, a now Crockery and OliiMiwaro store in Howard's Block just oast of Spann's Hardware ntore. James Hogle, of the firm of J. A. k C. A. Hogh', Proprietors of the Elm wood House, died Suddenly at four o'clock Tuesday morning of heart disease. ' Rev. J, W. Ashwoi'th pveachodhis farewell sermon at tho *BaptiNt Church laist Huilflay evening. JIo leaves on Friday, for New York, 'at which place ho has excepted a church. i , G^'oo. -.t NOIITII BANUOII June 20th. Mr. Louis Kelly, of Bangor, and Miss Ella Ellsworth, of Ft.Coviug- ton, were united in marriage at tho residence of the officiating Clergy- man, H. W. HydQ, June 1 25th. Sunday morning, a boy at Mr. N. F. Knapps. Clinton Cady has bought lot No. 8 on East First St. and has his cellar dug for u now. house. Mr. Sidney Hinman has moved into D. A. Rich's houiio, on Depot St. below tho It. It. Mr. Joseph Eldred, ho* moved into tho house that ho bought of Sidney Hinman, on Main St. Sidney Somers, who has boon to work at Manchester, for troveral mouths, sent for his wifo and mother, they left liero Saturday morning, with the intention of staying. 4 There was a meeting held at tho Union Church of this place last Fri- day night, and addressod by Mr. Eddy, of Sy racusettho Sunday School Evangelist. A town S. S. Associa- tion was organized, Rev. G. A. Jame- son, Pros. Mrs. Mears, Vice Pros. Mi's. S. Reynolds, Sec. Mrs. A. Clomons, Treas* and Miss Tamsee Donaldson, Sec. of tho missionary department of tho S. S. work. Rev. Allen Miller, of Norwood, pr6ached in tho Union Church at this place last Sabbath, at one o'clock p. m. and Wost Bangor, in the eve- ning, many were glad to moot him again and talk over former trials and experiences. Tho bottom of tha Fourth of July celebration in this placoj has droped out, if it had any, and they will go somewhere else to celobratO' Some of our young people havo been tlowiij to tho River tho past woek, among them were: BertRoaoh, Charles Doty, Edd. Rich, and Miss Etta Bowls, and tho two Misses El- dred. . , String beans and now potatoes for dinner at II. W. Hyde's Thursday. Mrs. Wm. Fields has returned home. - Cor. (Jtuirlvcil ton lain fur piihllcAltiMi la*tw<H<k.) NOUTH BANUOII, Juno 2Jkb Last Sunday was observed as Child- ren's Day and Tho church was very nicely decorated with flowers of bri!- Hunt colors, of whjeh the alter was full, and the desk was surrounded and manifested the artistic taste of tho young ladies of tho place. There was a large attendance; children with their happy and sniiling faces who charmed us with their songs, ming- led with the songs of tho many birds in attendance. Rev. G. A. Jameson officiated. t Mr. Eddy a Satibtyth School Evang- elist is in town looking after tho in- terest of the Sunday school and will meet the Sunday School Superin- tendent and teachers Friday night at the church, for the purpose of or- ganizing a~t6Vn association. Mrs. W. tfiold is spending a few days in Malono,jamong her j friends. Mr. George Field is in town visit- ing his friends. 1. * Mr. Newel Green has sold another colt for four hundred dollars, which makes three colts that lie has sold this spring, which were not over four years old for $1400 which is proof of the value,of his stock, and 4 of which he has a number of others. Mr. A. C. Russell has a number of his tine Legacy stock on hand. He ex- hibited a yearling colt on the streets here the other day, a coal black which it will be hard to beat in make- up (or style. \ NVe understand that thcrje is to be a trot at tho park in tint) place Saturday afternoon. . v F. D. Rich has soveral horses in his stable, which ho is breaking and training for the track. , • Mr. William E. Campbell and Miss Etta Lowe, wero united in marriage by Rev. H. W. Hyde at his residence last Saturday evening, both of Fort Covington. COM. } <Wt Jackson. FOHTJACKMON, June 20th. Mr. Nelspn Fadden and Miss Nery Ih£ both of Dickinson Centre, wore united in holy matrimony June 20th, at the residence of Rev. L. L. Greene by Rev. ]). L. Phelps. . Rev. L. L. Greene is in Vermont, the present week visiting his son and daughter who reside'there. DlekliiHon Centre. t I DICKINSON CKNTIIK, Juno J)0th. Quite a number of tho members of the F. W. B. Church, attended (piartely and yearly mooting in $llon- burg last week. Rev. B.-G. Blaisdell, of Depauvillo, gavo us a flying visit, wo wore pleas- ed to gaze on his genial countinanco onco more, ho attended yearly meet- ing in Ellondurg. . Our sidowalks jiavo received their much needed repairs. ' Lyndon Young, has returned home from Pennsylvania. IraG. Goodell, of Stockholm, Do- pot has opened a branch Tailor Shop in this place, atG. A. Sampson's Hall, where he can bo found Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, of each woek. Mr. Ira Potter, Road Commissioner who has been oonflncd to his bed so long with sickness, is again able to Miss Martha F. Davis and her mster and husband Rev. and Mrs. J.TH** 0 \* IU**1 attend to tho duties of Bartholomew-from Spencer, Mass am visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1\ A. Davis. Mr. 1). ft. Post who has been our b'M'br v 'f'Jrt.'! nijj.jfi, y V>|']y<Mp; p:i'.| his office. Chaso k Geer, liavo, dissolved partnership, and the business will now bo conducted by Undo Jud. On j- i'ii ;,:•») Jo'.<--pb Fleuiiii/r hiw a rare Hi>eciinen of succeeded in chowing strieking teror to tho hoi. lighting dogs, in town, now y uiv\poor follow is soon on our streets with something on his head, looks like a horso rake, some say it is a muzzle. . Mr. II. H. Briggs' is building a house, m tho lot ho bought of Stephen Dow, on Chair Factory St Mrs. Wm. Smith and daughter, of Santa Clara, was in town this week, visiting relatives and friends, H. H. Briggs, has loft the bird with Goo. Boeman our Station Agent. Mr. Nelson Fadden and Miss Nory Iby, of this place wero united in tho holy bonds of matrimony at Fort Jackson, Juno 2<5th, by Rev. Phelps, i VIDB IT HVPIIA. EiiHt Brandon. I BUANDON, Juno 27th, 18B7. I noticed in your publicntuln of tho 18th, inst. in tho West Bangor correspondence in regard to a certain divino visiting that placoj Now we wish to say to tjiat correspondent from Wost Bangor, that if they will givo us through tho columns of THK APIHONDACK NEWS the name of that divine, and the namo of the parties whom ho usod compulsory methods in trying to procure their affidavits and to place their own signatures to tho correspondence, as we sometimes havo to do with legal matters, in our poor way, we will And time to* investigate the mat- ter and if enough is found in i t to warrant legal proceedings,we will ondeavpr to have that divine brought to justice, and if not willing to com- ply with the above request, will that correspondent wjiether gentleman or lady, please ask themselves if to stab a divino in the back is ,a good way to spread tlio gospel? I Friday June 24th, C. J. Adams' Steam Saw Mill, about three , miles south of hero, blew up, and to- tally demolished tho Engine House and carried one of tho boilers weigh- ing about four tons, thirty flvo rods from the mill into tho woods, and for tho last ten rods it cut a tract clean about sixteen foot wide, cutting down timber about one foot through turning up other trees in its rout. Badly cutting and scalding, James Collins tho engineer, and blowing Aldin Smith, a man that was draw- ing away saw dust, under some tres- tle work, on somo slabo wood and the trcstlo fell on him, cutting, and bruising him very badly,, they are doing well at this writing. Hugh 5 'olsom, from Burk was hauling iniber with George Wilson's team and had just drove in to load, as the explosion took place, and had one leg broken in two places and his thigh badly cut, it is thought at this time, that ho can not live long. One other niau got a blow in one of his eyes, it is thought that he will loose tho site of it. Mr. Adams will repair his mill immediately. Wo are getting a good supply of rain these da vs. The two men, one Frank Williams from this town and James Trim of Dickinson, that' are charged with stealing a two year old colt from the pasture of Samuel Adams, belonging to James Keefe, of Brandon, are, We hear, boarding with Sheriff Sunder- land. In looking over your last weeks issue we noticed a letter, published, from Lyman Oliver of this place in which he t would try to have the pul lie believe that a former item of ours about a certain divine was all false and says: that ho wan with the Rev. Gentleman\ when he asked for affidavits and heard one | party tell kinV'bo would think the matter over oct., H and that the same party said that ''ho had soen the other side and they threatened, to exclude him from the church etc.\ and that it was but a reoccurranco of tho adage \Thief crying Thief' and etc. Wo\ havo investigated tho matter and find that we did write it a little strong, but it was through being misinformed and wo are ever ready and willing to correct all such errors. We don't learn that ho told anyone point black that they would have to pay notes if they did not sign the affidavits, but one party so understood it from a letter hq re- ceived, and a conversation they had, previous to receiving tho letter and told two or three that he considered himself, on probation and we know of one party where he demanded paymont on notes, which he had bought against him before night, and said if ho did not receive payment, tho notos would bo put into his at- torneys hands for collection, and of another instance where he gave the party but 8 hours and wo could givo tho names if it was necessary. The party' who had seen the other side, and wad to be excluded from the church, denies tho accusation,and wo have seen the Trustees, the only ones having such power - and thoy say that they never threatened him. Sp we think that our friend Oliver is a little off the track, and we hope that thin is a satisfactory explana- tion. .% * West Bangor. WEST BANGOR, Juno 20th. Some of the farmers hf.ve com- menced haying, and they report the hay crop as being very good. ^ Geo. It. Taylor Esq. wenfe to New York last Tuesday, and took with hrim several fine horses, which he bought in this vicinity. Ho pur- c msed a span of Greol Conger, a fi ao black of James Brown, one of P ©tor Quinn and Dr. Taylor's chestt ntit, Tho M. E. Ladies Aid society' will hold a sociable at Hibbard~Harmon's next Wednesday afternoon and ove- uing. All are cordially invited to attend. Rdv. J. H. Myers received a, tele- gram that his, father was very sick, and went last week to see him. Rev. Miller, of Norwood, filled his ap- pointments last Sabbath. Tho boiler explosion at C. $ Adams' mill in Brandon last week was a fearful one. The building, boiler, brick masonry on which the boiler stood etc. was all blown into tho woods and not hardly a vistage is left to mark tho spot where it stood. The boiler, which weighed nearly three tons, was lifted 80 feet into tho air and blown about 85 rods into tho woods, breaking^ the tops off of two largo hemlock trees and tipping over two large birohos, in its track. A littlo boy standing near by, was Iflown about threo rods over a pilo of slabs and landed on the other side in tho road made of sawdust, receiving only a slight bruso on tho leg. F. A. Toulore, from Burke, about 30\years of age, had his leg broken in two places and was injured internally, he died last Monday. Allen Smith received a bad cut about eight inches long below the shoulder blade, an uffly gash on tho fqrohead, a hole about two inches in diameter in the back, and one or 2 other slight wounds. James Collins tho engineer received only one slight wound but was quite badly scalded, thoy wero doing well tho last wo henrd from thrm. Stockholm Depot. STOCKHOLM DEPOT, Jiino 80th. To day brings to a close tlio finest month of tho season. , Sidney Kelsey who has been in Cornell University for tho past three years, has graduatod with high hon- ors, from said scliool and has return- ed homo, j Mr. K. is a young man of a few abilities and good moral habits which wi|l enablo him to se- cure any situation he may desire to fill. Wo prodict for him a success- ful future. < B. S. Oilman, who has been in the western states for the jiast threo mouths, has returned home. , E. Fisher is erecting a new photo- graph gallery on Main street. h. 8. Crasser paid the patrons of his creameries last week, tho 'price being seventy-throe cen 8 per huiir dred pounds of milk. R. Locke has bagged about a doz- en tine longos up to the present date. H. G, Kolrfey lias done somo good jobs on our highways and desorvos much credit for the same. The amount of milk is falling oh* at our ereranery. * Fanners {report that there will be a fair hay drop in this vicinity. N«*rth Stockholm will celebrate the glorious Fourth by the firing of cannon, the ringing of bells, and other sports to numerous to mention Hon. L. C. Lang, of Brasher Falls, will be the orator of tho day. C. Murray and wife started for a few weeks sojourn among tho scenes of their childhood. Each woek your bright and enter- prising sheet visits this place, it be- comes more popular and at., present its columns aro as eagerly read as the old reliable Oyd. \Advance . WIOKKD NELL. A NEW '/ • MILLINE11Y STORE. j i We would inform' the ladies of Si Regis Falls and vicinity, that we have open a ( | . FIRST CLASS LINE 1 IN THE \GREEN\ BUILDING, | and would respcctfvlly. invite your inspection before purchasing olsewhore. MM. E. W. LEART. • R A New Machine Shop fn St. Ifcegis Falls. . m. H. Harvey, j . i i - Would like to inform tho public that he has 'started a machine shop and is ready to do all kinds of fitting in e. machinests line. ** All Wort Done Neatly and Promptly. St. Regis Falls, N. Y. J LAROCQUE, Has in stock and will koepafull supply of staple and fancy • Dry Good, Boot, Shoes, j * Jiats and caps, * » i . I GROCERIES and PROVISIONS. v i | Which he is selling atpriccs I •i' • ' that!defy competition. j Store in Jterthjbw'* MIIK-IT, on Jtiirr Who is it? That sells all kinds of Stoves and Ranges, Tin and Hollow-ware, Carpenter's Tools, Nails, Drv and Tared . Building Paper, CHEAPEST. 1 What is it? It is everything in the line of Stoves, Shelf, and heavy Hardware,? Japanod,Agate- : ware, etc. Hpwis it? That they sell so cheap, because they bought large quanities be- fore the advance In prices, | and make a specialty of Tin and Iron Roofing, Fur- nace work, Tin eaves I troughing and other , job work in Our line. • Call and see ns before baying . elsewhere. C. A. FISK, Nicholvillo and St Regis Falls. WM. McUKJCGOK, Manager, St. B#*U fall* N. Y. HO!THEI\E SPORTSMEN! Before Ton Start On A Fishing Tour Cull nix! fttw tho uow lino of (foiling t«u*klo ftiul ifut Iwrfaliis novor IWoru MIIOWU or offered In The - Adirondacks. SPLIT BAMBOO AND CANL' RODS FOR FLY OR BAIT, MLS, SILK LINES, BASKETS, ETC., ETC. Winchester Hifles and Am- munition of All Kinds. A FULLllNifOF DKUO.S AXD PATENT MEDICINES. Wardner's Drug Store, St Begin Fulls, N. Y. M0KEY SAVED ! -T—B* GOING TO Haw ley Bros'* Harness j&hbp 5<> TO BUY YOUR HARNESSI&C WHIPS, LAP ROBES, DUSTERS, PRICES LOW AS THE LOWEST, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Yours Truly, . HAM T LEY BROS., Lawrenceville, N. Y. * E L.'WSSSSST, Life, Fire and. Accident INSURANCE. Also agent forBurdett and Estefy 1 Organs. Pianos and Organs toned and n- paired at reasonable terms. LAWRENCEVILLE, N. Y. CHAS. LAVOY, HARNESS MAJCEH, Keeps constantly on hand a full line of Heavy and Light Harnesses, and everything pertaining to the Harnoss Business. All orders at- tended to promptly and with dis- patch* Satisfaction guaranteed. SHOP ON RIVER STREET. St. IW;i« Full, >\ Y. This Space Belongs To ' W. J, SULLIVAN, I .. : 1 . MERCHANT TAILOR, Lawrenceville, N-YJ 1 -- r THE BEST WATCH IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY! C. W. THOMAS, SOLE AGEtf T, Far the town of Lawrence and Vicinity. A complete line of Elgin, ^Valtham, Il- linois, and Hampden Watches, constantly on hand. ; Ladies' and Gents' Solid Gold, and Golil filled Watches a specialty. * A large assortment of Clock*, an efegut line of Fine Jetelerj, an endlist variety of Spectacles and Eye Glasses, and Rogers' Silver t , Plated-Ware always in stock. Cull and get prk-OH before purriuiHing oWwJicrc, it will pay yon. REPJiiiiwc OF ALL kraos' KEATLT juii> PROMPTLY '4TTEIDED TO! ' i C. W. TH03rAS,XiclioKille, N. Y. , . LOCATED AT SUElWMtS DliCd STOliE. m-mawmma I. L. GREEK, ANP PiIAZ.tR IN- WATCKCS, CLCCK8, JEWELRY AND SILVER-WARE, Agent for the Diamond Spectacles. • r ANYTHING IN THE ABOVE ikKE REPAIRED AND WARRANTED. Eyes accurate^ fitted with Speneer'4 Ophthalmoscopic Test Lenses. , / . ) V ; ' ST. REGIS FALLS, K T. '. -'Jij- C. A. & €. E. MOKEHOUSE, DEALERS IN j General Hardware, Tinware, Stoves, - i Nails, Glass, • .' .' Iron Sinks, Cistern Pumps, <&C A Full Line cf Agate and j&bl* low 1 Ground Safety Ware. W© make a specialty of Barrel Churns and Handmade Wash j Tubs. M^i have a quantity of Tin Sap Pails, Syrup C/ans, Pat Spduta, kc. Come and look at our Champion SpGute the leadtig spout in the market We are handling Clark's Pat 5 Gal Family Oil Can with Force Pump for pumping oiL Wo make a specialty of ^ Carpenter's Tools, including Bailey Planes, Ajax Boring Machines, kc. We also handle Eddv s Wrought Iron Beam ( Plows, Corbins Disc Wheel Harrow, Ttica Spriiir Tooth Harrows, Cultivators, Horse Hoes, Grindstones, ko., k§. -—•»-•-!• * WE HAVE A HARNESS SHOP IN CONNECTION WtTH OOt STORE WHERE WE KEEP ALL KINDS OF HARNESS HARD- WARE CUSTOM AND READY-MADE HARNESSES A&D DO ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING AT SHORT NOTICE. y i\ j We earn- a fnll .^ % lino of Paints, Oils, Varnishes; Carpenters Felt and Tarred Felt Paper t Guns, Ammunition, Fiahing Tackle, Ac, Ac, Dickinson Center, N. \, =5» NOW READY. •1 The Great Northern Adirondack Clothing Store Having* received their New Spring Stock are now ready to r show a fine line of clothing for Men, Boys and Children, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, < Boots and Siloes, kc Come one. Come all. REMEMBER A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR 1ADE. DPOSltt Opposite Waver); House, ; H. A. GOLDSTONE, Prop. i St. Regis Fills, X. T.
