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V\ UAJtoUu »>f«MbiawlLMaMMflMMa MMUMMAX —i T THIS ADIRONDACK tiEWS. thiblifhod every * -inr- M. A. ROWKLL, > ' AT The Celebration. Wo wore awakened at an early hour Monday inorniug, by the thundering of the cannon, mid later, witjicRsed the many sports of the day and heard the exclamations of satisfac- tion, which go to prove, that our col- ebration was a success. Soon , after tho morning trains arrived our atroetfl were throngod with people, doubtless the lurgest crowi} that over visitod Hi. Regis. Falls. The main part of tho program was cur- ried out, to the satisfaction of all. tThe Oration by Prof. M. E. McClary wan an able address and INOH ap- preciated by Ml who heard it. The Horriblen, and Street Procession wero also satisfactory. The tug of war created a considerable excite- ment for a short time. Tho match game of base ball betweon the Law- reftoeville and Dickinson Centre, club* held tho undivided attention of tho crowd for- about two hourj, when the Dickinson Centre boys threw up tho game, the Lawrence: uliVs Had Ave innings and made #8 scores, tho Dickinson Centre'H iiad B\$ innings and made- 10 ncores. The boys in each club did exceedingly well considering tho roughness of the grounds. Tho \ running race between tho horses t>wnod by P. C McFarlane, J. Sween- . ey and D. Ghouney, was, without , $ doubt, the most exciting race of $he day. First money being . taken /by McFarlane, second money by v Sweeney. The foot race was a good race, some ten or twelve parties par- ticipating. First prize, won by Fr »d Catura, second prize by Hardy C a- tura. The Chariot race was also qui te an exciting race. First prize being xron by Alexander Raymo, second prize by E. Habin. And in fact each part ot the program was a repetition of pleasantrys, and we are happy to Report, we hod, for the number pres- ent, Uio most civil and orderly crowd that we have seen at any celebration iox a large number of years, no dis- turbance of any kind, except, throuj h Borne misunderstanding, one party -lost a portion of his oar. On the evening trains the greater ^portion of the crowd departed, foil- ing, we hope, fully satisfied that thoy came to celebrate the Nation's bir ii tlay atStRogis Falls. , During the day a few accidents oc- iBured to mar the pleasures, amoi g them was: Henry Miller, who beiig K in the procession' of Horribles, wis ' eo unfortunate, as to fall out of a wa, j- *>n and received a .severe bruise on the forehead and a deep gash the *rhole length of his upper lip. Dr. Atwater was called who took sever il *titches in the lip. ! 1 Anson Hutchins, while pulling on the tug of war, strained the cords of liia knee which will lay him up for several* days. Wto. Cilloy of Dickin- son Centre, while riding on a wagop fceariug the cannon and a little pow- der that remained after the day's sport, was shooting fire crackers, when some of the sparks fell into the powder exploding it almost di- rectly into hiihfaco, burning hit* face badly but wo understand that bis eyes were not seriously injured, but his face,-as the skin pealed oft, tRras a horrible sight. ••-•-*- i * Stockholm Depot|. BTOCKHOLM DEPOT, .July 7th. , ^Farmers have commenced laying in earnest this week. 1 Tho Ladies Aid Societ)' held ar Ice Cream Sociable on Mrs. RussellY lawn last Monday eVening. Our raco-course is fast reaching completion. M. Leary and wife, of St. Andrews, Ont are visiting friends in town. In my last weeks letter you made me say that Mr. Kulsey who lately graduated from Cornell University, was a young man«.of few abilities in- stead of fine abilities. \ WICKED NELL. »•-*» BtfOKher Fallti. BRASH Kit FALLS, July 7th. Mrs. Wilkins, who haa been ill for some time wit^Jaralysis, died Satur- day, agfed (>4 .years. She leaves tive children, all arc married except tho youngest son. Everything was done for her by her children to prolong life, but God called and she had to go. Her funeral was hdkl at the Metho- dist Church Monday, at 3 p. in. Rev. S. Short officiating. Tho sermon was fine r.xul- instructing. Ilcr friends havo the sympathy of all, in this, their sad bereavement. Mr* Thomas Chambers, formerly of this place, died at her homo in Minnesota, the last of June. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McCarthy wore called to,Parishvillo Monday to at- Y*ud tho funeral of Mrs. McCarthy's sister Mrs. Thomas Conlin who died Haturday last. Mfss Lilly Ksnnelian closes her {erin of school Fri lav. BILL NIK. NorU» liaugor. 1. Noilxn Btaooit July 7th. Tho Mayor of North Bangor is not*Rv courageous a man ns tho Mayor of Nc\\f Ydrk • city, and per- haps is not roipiirod to be, as> this placo is not us) huge. The people of this place were dis- turbed from their slumbers before one o'clock )Ionday morning, by the booming <i>f a can— no it was an anvil, and thoy kept it up until their ammunition failed, or till they had disturbed all in the village,* and there are other things in our litttir D()nM(1( kqit ffoml orilcl . IllollK village whi<U need looking lifter, i ino of mftrc ii, and through tho and somo one is responsible, \Who A T1 ,. i.. A A i_ ,v and somo one is responsible, witV.. ' )•' Our Doctor should rcccivo a vote of thanks for the part he took in quieting a noisy set Monday night and starting thorn off. It was very k quiet here all day Monday, but as night cmne on and somo came from Malono and the goodies they had imbibed through the day, began to work, tho people of this place took the benefit, and as Bangor is a, no-liconse town and tho people are a law abiding people, of course it was nbt procured ljere. A:company Of young peoplo jfroin this placo, wont down to Frazier's PoUit the Fourth. Rev. Ri;.t and wife, Warren Jiildroth and-wife, V>\ L. Hyde and wife wont down last woek and report a good time j N. F. Knap^ has improved «o much that ho has been to his shop. Wo hop© he may soon be able to at- tend to business again. . Prof. F. N. Jewett is making his tfative town Ins annual visit. He is engaged in teaching in Fredonia, N. Y Mrs. S. Reynolds is visiting in Vermont. j ; G. H. Donaldson, of, Now York and his cousin are visiting at his father's, L. Donaldson. • Chas. Russell, from Florida, is in town; tho gues,t of his brother A. C. Russell. i H. S. Wobk was in town last week in tho interest of THE ADIIIOXDACK NKWS and reports gtod success. Rer. Myers returned from Pots- dam last Friday, where ho was call- ocl by the sickness and death of his father. i Cou. ucal little npeech and immortalized him by linking his namo with that of Putnam, when ho mado his fa- mous rido dawn the 100 steps, whcln the Britliih wero close on his heols. The Madawaska Base Ball Nine re- ceived a terrible slugging at the hands of tho home'team, score: S. C. 2,5, M. 0. the S. C. received as a re- ward of their victory, a stufted club. The champicjn in tho Gum Chewing match rocoivjed a set of new tooth as. he wore his out in his terrific effort in defeating his opponent. The polico force, under Supt Mc- the day. A. B. Conklin spent tho day at Plttttoburg. Willie went to Ogdens- burg and tho Thousand Islands. J. Halbrait and family spent a quiet day on Lookout Hill, kooping watch of the guns. ; , . Tho Croodmoro rango on tho fourth was undor tho supervision of Benja- min Washington Whoolor. A Lawn Tennis Club has been formed here. i Tho homo cars woro crowded all day, but ovorybody found soais, un- der tho ablo management of Supt. E. Raymond. Tho Fire department wero called out once and responded to tho call quickly, after four hours hard work tho fire was finally sub- dued. % \ I Evcryono seomed well ploasqd, 'especially those who wore enter- tained'at the Grandy House. The singing of 'the National Air by the G. A. R. men, was sung with great co and elicited much applause. B. S. ibustcijcd into ! the Saturday afternoon 0. A. More* caugay, wero Union Army last at this place by- house. Mr. and Mrs. <fe. E. Gilchrist, aifrd Rev. daughter, of Boi Alvorson and There is gro4t home of Mr. and North ilso Mrs. E. of Ei ie ibuy, daughter Pa., havo beei spending, a few days in town, tho gucs s of Mr. and Mrs. George Bcqman. rejf icing at the Mrs. Millard Hazen over the arrival 4>f a son. VIDKUTSUPBA ••»- -•• Latvreiiceville. I i LAWKKNCKVILLE, July 7th. Some of our peoj)!© havo solved tho problem of how to spend the Fourth of July and really enjoy the day. Some ( of our young ladies thought that to havo the day go by without suitable recognition, would be too marked a contrast, after all the bufctlo and crowds of 1885-6* hore upon that day, so thoy conceiv- ed tlie idea of a picnic under the trees in the handsome grounds of 1 W. C. Blish, all were invited to join in making the idea a practical suc- cess. Aboijt ten o'clock on the mqrninig, of the hot and dusty day, countless young ladies, old ladies, and children, wero seen toiling along under the weight of well filled bas- kets, toward the cool inviting place, whore, were already placed, tables, easy chairs, swings, hammocks and in fact nearly everything conducive to the happiness of all upon such an occasion, about noon there came a burst of thunder sound \Tfye boys oh where are thoy,\ nearly all gone to the Falls, those who remained at home wore soon seen on the street coming from all directions seeking for the source of the terrific sounds, soon the source became visablo, for upon tho steps of tho store of Sam, \The notorious- Mullet fisherman\ all' arrayed in white, stood a troupe of hornblowcrs, engaged in tho good old manner of calling all to dinner. Soon, around the tables, filled with all tho things necessary to croate ,tho largest k|nd of an aj>petite,' iu any one, and just here lot mo men- tion that \Harriet\ made the coffee which is tiio strongest guarantee possible of its quality; were gather- ed old and young to tho number of •10 or 50 ,fdl intent upon gotting all tho enjoyment possible out of tho occasion. After j dinner speoches, songs, tennis, etc. used up the re- mainder of the day,\ all prosent vot- ing unanimously Hhat it was tho best celobration thoy over participat- ed in. - Tho Union Batfo Ball Club com- posed of players from this villago and North Lawrence, flayed a match gamo at St. Regis Falls tho Fourth, Eu/fene Farroll the \Dandy catcher\ of tho club, made there, the neatest catch on record, throwing off his mask and with his feet firiiilv brac- ed behind the home plate, wrth his right'hand ho took from tho Rever- end {Pitcher, o.ne of our fair daugh- ters land promised to protect her. This beautiful play was decided by- all, not to be an error, and the Scor- er also credited Dayton Patraw dp] thi KAIKEHINB with an assist. Brace up Geno, don't get left when game is called on third base, i . Santa Clara. \ SANTA CLAITA July 7th. , The Fourth of July programme hero was a complete success. Mr. Edwards,' as Grand Commander, mado a fine appearance in his origi- nal Continental's. The prize for best horsomanship was presented to Mrl Mullen, for his great feat on the un- trained steed of tho Adirondack^; the judge awarded tho same in a for< -•-•- BrnHlior Ir«m Work*. BIIASHKR IKON WORKS, July 7th. ' Independence Day at this, place was ushered in with the ringing of tho Foundry Bell, Booming of the new Cannon audi Huzzas of all the kids in tho village; Old Glory ^as flung out to the breeze. Our cj{kens had no organized celebration ibut observed the day generally and made it One of pleasure*and social intorcourno, and our peoplo being temperate and not given to excess or over indulgence. During Uiq evening we bad a fine show of Fire Crackers, Roman Candles and Sky, Rockets. Thus tho day passed off pleasantly and all appeared satisfi- ed, i We learn from public report that tho patrons of tho Shady City Creamery having become dissatisfied with |he manner in which their salesman Dan H. Davis managed their funds, called a meeting at the creamery, talked the matter over and elected a new salesman in the per- son of Wm. A. Hamlin of this place. Wo soe neighbor Murphy has treated himself to a new top buggy glad to see Alex, enjoying tho well earned fruits of his labor. I John F. Skinner proprietor of the Iron \ \Vorks has succoeded in repair- ing his dam and flume in good shape and is running his foundry and shops. • ' •. \ i Mr. Wm. A. Hamlin commenced cutting his barley on the 5th. > Our new hotel presents quite an imposing appearance, having been painted cream color, trim in gs to doors and windows dark brown, producing a pleasing contrast The inside work is nearly ready for the plasterer, it Is quite an addi- tion to our place and has a home- like appearance.and no doubt when finished will bo welcomed as such for the time being, by many a weary traveler. ; Miss He rriman, of Cornwall, Ont. is paying lior aunt, Mrs. J. Koenan, a visit. , Mrs. Pe ;er Rubidu is on tho sick list j, ,- Mr. Fletcher came home, to spend tho Fourth with his family^ has returned to resume his labors at Evertom . ( - •, ' Jas. McCoy has gone to Buck Moun- tain, to work during the summer. The continued dry weather which we have had is having its effect up- on tho crops #nd, grasses. . X -*•*- 1 DlckiiiBon Centre. -, DicW&oN CKNTRK, July 7th. {fho peoplo of this villago wero star- tled last Thursday aftenoon by tho cry of lire, for the first time in over one year, oair Fire Brigade turned out, with pails and marched on a double quick until they reached the George Tildon Barn, where the flames were pouring out one side of the roof, thoy x deserve credit for tho quick naid able manner in which the flames were extinguished. , Tho peoplo havo decided to hold the grandest celebration that ever was held in Dickinson, on Wednes- day July 20th, in honer of tho Chair Factory; there is to bo speaking by Judge Prindle of Chenango Co. N. Y. and oth< r prominent gentlemen from abroul, two or more Brass Bands will be in attendance, i^lso Grand Army Posts, there will bo a dinner and Chinese Fire Works in Ijhe afternoon. The committees have not fu ly arranged tho program as yet. There is talk of one or more excursions. Parties coming to Dick- inson oh th s gala day, will bo ex- tended a covdial welcome. Rev. C. A. Morehouse administer- ed the ordinance of Baptism to five persons last Saturday evening. Mr. Henry B|olcomb, of Sand Hill, and Miss Laura Uwlorhill ; v>f Chat- awroiice. otood 8 lo^lO in favor villo. Wo hopo to playing hero in tho fu )f &;e . J IT i mmmt MM tho Parish- more such turo. YUM YUM. fj ipervisfcr, was NORTH LJ WHKNCI!, July 7th. Ice Croam, Strawbenios and Cake, ware served by the Lulios of the Congregational r nd Baptist Societies, in the store of ^.| Me otte, Friday evening July 1st which was a Suc- cess in every respect and enjoyed by all presont. Rice's Circus vas hoio Juno 80th, we learn that tini Artists wero good* but wero poorly pationized from tjiis villago. Our good poo]>lo pal ionized Og* densburg, Malone and St Regis Falls, tho Fourth, a: id report a pleasant timo. I We ire informed that 110 couple! tr^ppod the light fantastic too alt {he Commercial House, and 75 coupfe fit tho Union Hotol, Bugbee's !3and burnished the necessary music far the Union Hotel, and Dishaw's Band for the Commer- cial House, the nusic was good and appreciated, j)eac D and harmony pre- vailed. . i H, Webb ageni for tho ADIRONDACK NKws'way in town the past week looking after tho interest of that valuable paper, wo tin nk he is the right man in the right place and we wish him as jvell as the NKWS success. Mr. and Miss Ogdon Parr, of Can- ton, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Di stin. Nix. Fori Jack HOIK FORT JACKSON, Julv 7th. Haying is the prin< :iplc business of the farmers now da v*s; there is a good crop around thisj part of the country. J. S. Kellogg, bur S fishing in the woods tlie past woek 'Among thoso that spent tho Forth at Troyt Lake ire: Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Wells,-Mr. and Mrs, C. MiU lor and son George, Find Mr. am' ^ [is. A. E. Obor. A number of £omi{: people hac a picnic at Aliens Fall i and attend* ed the dance in tho ovening at the; Empire Hotel, Hopkin ton and a few wont to Ogdensburg. Our day school clo ics next Fri- day, under the manag unent of MisM Maggie E. White of ] ^awroncevillc* and Mrs. Elora Traik, of Stock- holm, a school picnic will bo held next Saturday. • , . Our Cornet Band w< ire invited up to A. P. Grows last t aturday eye ning whero Ice Crorm and Cake were sorved. Minor. A -*•*- We*t Baiigor. Warm WEST BANG >R, July 7th. dry weather. the order of Hayiu ; seems ;o be the day. Miss (Jertrude Lawfronce, who has been attending school at Burlington, Vt. is hero sjjcndiug her vacation, and Miss Gertrude Woodbury came with her and is visiting her Uncle, Dr. J. A. Darlings. | Miss Gertie Smith, hurt her ami qjuite badly last Tuesday by being thrown from a carriaf fe. There will be a sociable for tho bonifit of Kov. J. H. Myers, at Mr. A. Vorcis in Brandon, this Friday evening. We should judge from reading an item in your last weeks issue from East Brandon, that tho writer,be- longed to the le*gal ; profession and was out of a job. Now wo don't wish to have him cause that devine any trouble on our accomit, so will omit tho name but we thiiJk he could get tho information ho tfesires by cal- ling on th© writer of la former arti- cle who claimed to lmve been with the Rev. Gentleman when he called on tho parties, for in writing our news items we don'ti consider that we aro making out legal documents. The Ladies M. E. Aid Society met at tho residence of Mrs. H. Harmon, Wednesday evening July 6th, and organized; Mrs. Dr. Smith was elected President ;Mi*s. Luther Drake Vice President, Miss Mary E. Taylor Secretary, and Mrs. H. Harman Treasurer, for the ensuing year. They decided to have literary exer- cises at tjio society/and Mrs. David McWaiii, Miss Maify E. Taylor, Miss •Hattie Taylor, H. H. Reynolds and F. J3. Reynolds, Were elected as a literary committed. The next soci- ablo will be held at Mrs. Luther Drake's, Tuesday /afternoon and eve- ning the 19th, imt JNlcHolvlllc. N/CHOLVILLE July 7th. Tho Nation's birthday has again come and gonfc, at our village al- though wo had no celebration the day was ushered in by tho ringing 6f bells ancl the firing of anvils. A goodly number of our citizens attended the celebration at St. Regis Falls, and seme went to Malone and Ogdensburg B. went to St. Regis they are free to say TheN C. Falls where they were njobly entertained; they also say that Fulls, are civ ous. the peoplo of St Regis I, hosjpitable and gener- Our people whb jttayed at home enjoyed themselves nt a picnic or- ganized by the little' girls of tho placo a#d held in Henry Chandler's grove. Rov. D. W. Thomas preached at Farishvillo, last Sunday. Rev. M. D. SiJl, a former M. E. pas- tor here, and wifo wero in town this weok visiting friends. Mr. H. iJ. Wallace started Tuesday the 5th, for hisjiomo atBelvidere, HI. Our district nchool closes this week, Miss Lottie Shoals of the lower de- partment will start Saturday for Loon Lake to spoud her summer..va- cation with friends there. F. E. Brand and C. W. Thomas start to day for Trout Lake to stay a few weeks. A very interesting game of base balljwas played hore last Saturday between the Parish villo club and the NicholvilJe club, the vcnr c T ••-•-*• Blue Mountain. M Wh6 is it? i. That sella all kinds of Stoves and Ranges, Tin and Hollow-ware, Carpenter's Tools, Nails, Dry and Tared Building Paper, CHEAPEST. ' K'.'What is it? f It is everything in tho lino of Stoves, Shelf, and heavy Hardware, Japaned,Agate- > ware, otc. i Howis 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 troughin^ and other / job work in our line. Call and see ns before baying elsewhere. . C. A. FI8K, ' Nichalville and St Regis IJalls. Wrf. McGRJCOOR, Mftft**?r, St. IlofU Fall«,*X. Y. . BLUE 'MOUNTAIN, Juno 7th. Oh! Dear me aiiotl er long and weary Fourth, gone me} done tot, I hardly think that we < ought t > comj)lain. Beanty, 1 Vit, and taler t thoy say constitute i reajth and f tho complacence of s< cing all theto is equivalent to the wealth itsellf, then we are very wen Ithy. Wealth takes various forms, although it Js accopCed -usually in i s money value but stll, wealth in bci ,uty is be despised and t Mountain is greatly , We had Mr. Alfred not to lereforo Blite )lcsscd. her! whogra> Millions For ed'tho festive board' rith great eclat and everyone within learing of your correspondent gave ] lim tho grec t- est of credit for sonc bly performing a duty that was hone rous. We al so saw Mr.-Eugene Bru:ealso, who is usual was \Gene\ in ro and simrle whole and heartsom i. The ladi< w, please do not ask m<», their names are legion and tryinj \ now as I A m to remember their in ,ines and nanie- less graces, I fail ig: lobly. . j That I had the ta igue of a Bard I might more intero* t your readers, that is denied me >ut although I cannot now find a more inspiring topic than the Fourt I, I may in the future give them i discription of that which may intoj est them. Z. PeiinioiiH. Commissioner fiscal year just between June 1st, 1887, more Tho report of th of Pensions for the ended will show tha ; 30th, 188G, and July pensions were grant >d than in any previous twelve mon ths,the best pre- vious record being beaten by over five thousand cases. This best rec- ord was made in 18( 6 when claims were granted on* the mere certificate of disability or upo a the record of death' During the last year 55,194 new pensions were 'added to the rolls and $74,000,00) were expended for pensions. The total number of applications vecehed during the year wds 176,879 as in the Vear 1884-5, against 104,669 while the force of clerks engaged m jacketing and docketing all thesi claims was ( re- duced by fifteen. Lin idea of the vast amount of correspondence sent to tho Bureau of Pensions may. be obtained when it ifi stated that over four millions pieces of mail ivere handled during the war. t The old \W. ind N.\ division, where the Mexican pension claims under the \Service\ law of January 29th, last are being received and passed upon,, is / advancing napidly with that work. / tip to last, night the close of the fiscal year, there had been receivedf 44,740 survivors, claims and 3,98Q claims of widows, making a total/of 18,725. Qi those there, wore settled in Mar/ch 9; in April, 560; May, 1,624 ;and (Tune, 6,5 78; and out of this number 8,453 claimants were granted certificates. — New York Herald. NE MLLIKERY STORE. have open c FUST We wou d inform thi ladies of Si Regis F tils and vicinity, that we CLASS LIKE OF— J IN THE '«ItEEN\ BUILDING, and would rospectfvily invite your inspection beforo purchasing elsewhere. | 1 Mns. E. m LEAKE. ANew in St. Wm. This Space Belongs To W. J, SULLIVAN, MERCHANT-TAILOR, \ i • I i Lawtenceville, N. Y. i -# Ho! THEI\E JSPOF^TSMEN! • V Be|ore You Start On . i A Fishing Tour ORI! and Nif tho now lln« of n»)iln^ tft«J(lo and tfut lj«rfsln» uevur boforo shown or oiTorvd In The Adirondacks. SPLIT BAMBOO AND CANE RODS FOR PLY OR BAIT, REELS, SILK LINES/BASKETS, ETC., ETC. Winchester Rifles and Am- munition of All Kinds. X FULL LINEOFlSilUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES. Wardner's Drup: Store, St. lteffis Falls, N. Y. M01TEY. SAVED • BY GOING TO H awl ey Bros'. Harness Shop, TO* BUY YOUR HARNESSES, WHIPS, LAP ROBES, DUSTERS, PRICES LOW AS THE LOWEST, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ^ \ Yours-Truly, HAWLEY'BROS.; Latfrenccville, N. Y. & A. WHITNEY, Life, Fire and Accident INSURANCE. Also agent forBurdett. and Estey Organs. Pianos and Organs tuned and n- I paired at reasonable terms. LAWRENCEVILLE, N. Y. Rlacliin^ Shop RegisFalls. H. Hatvey, A' publifc > Would like to. inform tlie that he has started a machine &hpjp and is reVuly ;o do all kinds of fitting in a machines ts line. CHAS. LAVOY, WARJ^EgjS MAJC.ER THE BEST WATCH IN THE WOftLD FOlt TIIJE , MONEY! C.-W..THOMM, SOLU A6EH For the.toWD of Lawrence and Vicinity. A complete line of Elgin, Waltham, }l linois, and Hampden Watclies, constantly c|n hand. Ladies' and Gents' Solid Gold, oixl Gold filled Watjclies a specialty. A large assortment of Clocks, an elegant line of Fine Jewelery, an endless Tarlety of Spectacles and Eye Glasses, and Rogers 1 Silver Pkted-Ware always to stock. . Cull and get prices before purehaHing el-o>vhere, it will pay you. REPAIRING OP ALL KINDS NEATLY AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TOJ j C. W; THOMAS, NieHpiville, N. t. LOCATED AT Ml Kl'A IMS 1)11 VO STOlllC. ^tS'-JgJ I. L. GREENi —AND l>EAr.I!R IX WATCHES, CLOCKS, -- JEWELRY AHD SILVER-WARE. Agent for tJie Diamond Spectacles. I \ • . i. ANYTHING IN THE ABOVE LtN« REl'AIKED AND WARRANTED. 0 Eyes accin(*rttely fitted with Spencejr'8 Ophthalmoscopic Test Lenses. j JfeT. REGIS FALLS, N. T. ^-J^ i me €. A. & § E. MOKEHOIFSE, % t—I DEALERS IX General Hardware, - / Tinware; Stoves, , • ** Nails, Glass, •Iron Sinks, Cistern Pumps, &a of Agate and Hoi- r • A Full lew Ground Safety Waro. We mrike a specialty of Barrel Ghurns and Handmade ^Va«h T)Libs. \f% have a quantity of ^Tin Sap Pails,. Syrup Cans, Pat. Spouty, &e. Come and look at our Chainjnon Sfiouts the leading spout in i$ie teorket AVe are handling Clark's , Ptt*t 5 Gal. Family Oil Can with Forco / Puin.p for pumping oil. ^ Vio make a specialty ofj Carpenier'R j Tools, including Bailey * Planes, Ajax Boring Machines, &c. \We also hajtidle Eddy's Wrought lion Beam j Plows, Corbins Disc Wheel Harrow, Utica Sprang Tooth Harrows, Cultivators, Horse Hoes, Grindstones, &c^ kt. WE HAVE A HARNESS SHOP IN CONNECTION I^ITH OUB STORE WHERE WE| KEEP ALL KINDS OF HARN11SS HARD- WARE CUSTOM AND, READY-MADE HARNESSES ASD DO ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING AT SHORT NOTICE. ' j i Wa A carry aiull lme of Taints, Oils, Varnishes, Carpenters Felt and Tarred Fait Paper Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Ac, kc, .\ Dickinson Center, N. Y, ar All Wort Doie Neatly jmd Promptly. Keeps constantly on hand a full ^Ino of Heavy and Light Harnesses, and everything pertaining to the Harness Business. Al| orders at- tended to promptly and with dis- patch. . Satisfaction guaranteed. %. Regis Falls, N. Y. SHOP Off RIVER STREET. St. Regis Fall, N, Y., NOW READY. The Great Northera^Adiroiidack Clothing Store Having received ^fceir New Spring Stock are now ready to show a fine of clothing for Men, Boj-s and^Children, Gents' Finishing Goods, Hats, Caps, - ; * I [Boots and Shoes, kc Come one.! Come aU. REMEMBER * DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR MADE. A A. GOLDSTONE, Proj). ... - St. H«*ls Filft, H, T., » 'i Opposite Warerly House,
