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W ; W : I99 • \ VOLUME XVIII. TICONDEROGA, N. Y., THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1891. NUMBXR 12 \K GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS ^ SHOES KIMBALL BROS., Also Dealers in Fine, Fancy and Staple GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR, FEED AND GRRIN. ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF AM S^JEJX MEATS. We work no scheme, only the scheme of doing busi- ness on business principles, selling the best goods with a small and evenly distributed profit on each article. We maintain that our average profits on all articles is as low as any store in this section of New York State, in fact to make a long story short we GUARANTEE ALL GOODS AND PRICES, And you will make no mistake in at least giving us a calL RESPECTFULLY, Now is the Time to Leave Your Order For GTRING CLOTHING. -I—have- just received a fresh stock of clotn tor Spring Garments of the most desirable patterns ^d Call and see them. I guarantee a PERFECT FIT. Vicinity Correspondence. rrown Point* [From our Regular Correspondent.\ 'Squire Pease is in town. Mrs. A. H. MOOD is sick. E. D. Wilcox is building a barn. Mrs. Thos Lane is in New York city. F. C. MoGarry is building an addition to bis barn. C. V. Ilickok has been visiting friends in We&tport. Miss Minnie D. Wallace is visiting triends iu Plattsbnrgh. The Epworth League concert has been indefinitely postponed. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Finel have moved into the Sunderlen house. The funeral of Mrs. George Sitson was attended at Ironville, Sunday after- noon at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Babcock, whose wrist was broken at the time of the Viall-Buck wedding, is steadily improving. The \bob-tail locomotive, Thos. Dick- son has been taken out of the house and is now doing the switching for the Crown Point Iron Co. The High School cadets will hold a competitive drill at Academy Hall, Fri- day evening, May 8th, Arbor Day. Probably three prizes will be given for excellence in the manual. Daniel McNutt, the efficient clerk at the Crown Point House, will occupy the tenement in £. S. Harrington's house. Mr. McNutt will remain at the Crown Point House anotbpr year. John VV. McVine baa decided to re- move to Gardner, Mai a. He will close out his stock as far as possible, and move the remainder. He hopes to get away by June 1. John's departure will be deeply regretted. The graduating class of the high school has organized by the election of George A. Warner, president; Miss Net- tie D. Locke secretary and treasurer. They have elected Miss Jessie Buckman salutatorian and Miss Mary M. Wash- burne valedictorian. The Lorth furuace was lighted Sunday afternoon. Owing to the damp fuel, the fire did not seem to burn brightly, and it was Monday morning before tbe mas* before h A west wind was thoroughly ignited. too4n^erfer^^ffH^4htrdralt. The wind was put ou Wednesday and the furnace irnow-dohig- well witfc erery^rcwpect of a very successful blast. Crown Point Center. Mrs. Esther Well* fL very «sk «rftb M La Grippe;\ recovery leonsidered doubt- ful. Mre. H. E. Smith has received assortment of spring and summer milli- nery goods. Thanking her .customers for past favors v she hopes to see them again. Mrs. M. J. Hart well has been to New York and returned with a full line of tbe latest novelties in hats, trimmings and millinery goods. Thanking her custom- ers* for pa?t favors, ebe invites them to call and examine her present stock, which h b ld ih PRICES LOWER THAN OTHER FIRST-CLASS TAIL- ORING ESTABLISHMENT IN NORTHERN NEW YORK. O-A- has been selected with great care. j *La Grippe\ made sad work here A ~\T ~V^ week. Five deaths in three davs. ^ ^ •* 'lowing last i list of its victims: ^lrB. Alien i Breed. April 7; Mrs. Wna. Ingle.non, j Sen.. April 8; Mr*. Lucy Starling. Mr? •Jubal Wheeler, and Mr?. George Sisson, ! April 0. . | Buck Mountain* j Mr?. Albert Breed is on the sick list. J The Stone boys are reported much I better. : Mrs. Hiram Wright is reported dan- ]gerou3ly ill. Poi« Henry. WHUtwro. «vi. «» . . . ,i Sam Fisk has rented the Henry Jones Mike More is improving his gronads house, about his residence. „ . . „ . ..„. .„ _ . Mrs. Annie Fafrehild is still suffering M. Callifjan had four sheep killed by dogs a few nights ago. Mrs. Samuel Russan is critically ill at her home on Wilbur street. S. Straus of this place has opened a branch store at West Minevilie. Wm. Baldwin of Vermont, was the guest of his brother Frank last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frazier and son of Bur- lington, Vt., are the guests of Dr. Lamb. Miss Grace Palmer and Mrs. Eugene Wvm^n ars visiting friends in Albany. Several of our wandering bovinee found their way into the village pond one dtv feat week. The ice is breaking up and no doubt the lake will be open at this point by the time your paper reaches us. P. C. JLe&ynaspJaced two models in front of his store, the larger one it is said, rtsetnblM Smith M. Weed. C. n. Colsin will remove to Vergennes Vt, M icon t6 the lake open^waen he will have charge of th« Amerfan House. Mist Addle Havens presides at the or- gan 1B the M. E. Church in the absence of Miss Palmer, the regular organist, in a very satisfactory manner, f' George Harris purchased at Mooers junction lass week a very fine draft horse weighing 1425. He m\l use it on the works of the Crown Point Iron Co., at Crown Point. The Benedict Club's annual reception was held )as& Friday evening. There was sot a large attendance, but just enough to make it pleasant. There were some very handsome toilets. Eev. B. S. Cramer of this place offi- ciated at the M £. Church Sunday morning, and the Rev. J. J. Munro in the evening, Hie Rev. Mr. Winans being confined to the house with the grip. 1 Mr. Hoffman & Son of the Croton Iron Mines, Putnam Co., N. Y., and Mr. Fisk left yesterday to enter upon k as conductor on the Scheneotady tland division Kirchhoff, editor of the Iron N. Y. were visitors at the mines Friday last, the guests of Messrs. Witherbee Sher- man & Co. There wese about fifty present &t the R. BY. H.JJ^A. rooms Monday even- ing la#t tope wax sugar eat. it being the tajrewenia the secretary, }ir. Alys- worth, whoUrt for the south Wednes- with neuralgia. William Helms visited his daughter in Burliogt^u last week. E. F. Smith went to Pittsburgh Sat- urday on banking business. Henry M.Jnne* and wife are preparing to leave for the Mirror Lake House. Mrs. Alvah B. Morhoup, with her niece Mrs. Tolcnmp of Brooklyn, is improving. Bvron Blin has just returned from San- dy Hill, where he visited his daughter, Mrs. Frank Jones. Asa Fisk left his work as com and Rutland division. Henry Vanornam's new house, going up on toe vacant lot north of Paul Boyn- ton'i, is already roofed. News is received that Mrs. Julius Fair- child of New York, in her enfeebled con- dition, has an attack of la grippe. Old lady Babcock is still failing and all hopes of her recovery is abandoned. Mrs. Babcock is far along in the eighties. Burt Severance who is duly installed in the G. W. Palmer place, talks of connect- ing his store with the depot telephone. Friend Fisk's birthday last week was attended by several young people af this place. They found roads to Essex bad. E. W. Richardson has just received a very fine span of chestnut ponies. They were shipped from Mooers Junction by Mr. Fitch. , Dr. Guy Barton has completed his stud- ies at the medical college in New York? and is now at home. The young doctor has been quite ill for two days. , Hiram Jones and Fred Faircbild have resumed their usual season business of taking in calves. Would that the poor animals could be turned into veal before shipping. E. J. Crounse of fhe depot is selling the farmer's phosphate fertilizer. With the help of •an indifferent boy, he unloaded ninety six barrels of 250 pounds each yesterday before .dinner. Warren Tucker s telegram of a week &$?©, called Dr* Lyman Barton to counsel with Dr. DeLano in the case of Mrs. Cora Tucker Pierce of Bouquet, and not in case of his wife as erroneously reported. wil 1 be his t TbeAetaaJ of Glens Ffeity business in through 1 cotepauyl ence the f L. A. 3 trade Mon is mH * hwuranoe of horses, Gay, who Dtv. This M refer- I bank. P started in the kerosene oii He will furnish at your door oil in \ f quantities and first-class This is a n< but in many Leparture in this section, a villages it has been successfully carried on, and we predict for Mr. Favre a large and successful bus in ess. It was the pleasure of your correspon- dent , through the courtesy of Mr. Lin- den to be shown through the conserva- tories of F. S. Witherbee at this place. The conservatories are comprised of three departments in which we fd fruit, flowers and potted plants i h ? l E found fruit profusion, lt flowes and ptt p p peaches as? large as English walnuts, grapes in blossom. and ripe tomatoes, Mr. Linden is ftn expert gardener, and selects none but the choicest of plants and the finest varieties of vegetables. At tbe regular meeting of the G. R. h Ei C Td _. injsbacT into Her douse on the hill occupied during the past five years by E. W. Richardson. MrvfKofcardson having purchased the 0. N. Wilder honae at Essex, will reside in place. pleasing £umor is afloat that the rail 4 to buifsV a new de- Increaae V>f business itaies extension of freigjat room and the old station will be made available for this purpose. The new building will be located to the north and nearer the high- way. Jay Chatterton, commissioner of high- ways, accompanied by Lyman Smith, itv speeted the roads in the vicinity of the depot veaterday. He is intending to re« duce the Townsend hill, removing the earth to the sag along the Harmon Staf- ford place. Smith has ordered a new rond scrr.per fitted for this business. The people are again agitating the question of opening a new rond from the foot Drake Bros. TICONDEROGA, N. Y. STOCK OF DRESS GOODS IN ESEX COUNTY, v and will be sold during the coming weeks, to make room for Black Gros Grain Silk, pre- ils ld t $ f yiou Black < ? viou Black! yious Black] , pr sold at $1.25, for s Grain Silk, pre- at .«u*5 for ifle Frftncajsprpre- sold at $r V 25, for yiHe Francaise, pre- viously sold at $1.10, for Black Faille Francaise, pre- viously sold at $1.00, for Colored Faille Francaise, previously sold at 90c. for Colored Armours, previous- ly sold at One set Check 90c, tor Suitings, 90c IOOC »Sc 75c 65c* 70c 60c of Willsborouirh mountain along un derthe ledge and through to the old Mo- Gh^p road, a distance uf less than three quarter? of a mile. This ruad will make a four comer* with the Bnv road, and like the latter, be comparatively free from drifts in winter. Since time immemorial. _ . .there has been a dry and pleasant foot Sherman Engine Co., Tuesday evening, pat h at this place, and the only H- >V.<UV is the following officers were elected: >> - | that this entirely feasible, inexpensive, M. J. Botham forpman; P. Daily asst. | a:]( i at times, talked of piv.jcv:: ha» been foreman; J . H. Cronan secretary and j gy j (jn2 delayed.- '' ~^- treasufer.—Ttie resignation of C. P. previously sold at Soc., for One Set Check Suitings, previously sold at 50c. for Dress Patterns, previously sold at $12.50. for $7.50 40c North Main St. CARPENTERS CAN FIND EVERYTHIiNG THAT IS WANTED IN BUILDERS \ HARDWARE\ TiPrtnHomo-fl M Y I A tramp cai led at several places here j Parker was accepted and his narn. *,™.,^ r - TlCOIiaerOga, IN. I . , and demanded food. placed on the honorary roll of the com- NOTICE. . | Bennie Lee and Miss Emma Stafford j pany. Mr. Parker has served the de- The partnership heretofore existing U- ! visited friends in West Bridport the past i part men t well and faithfully. He will! tween F. H. Wells and J. B. Clark, IB week. I become a member of the exempt fire- ; Tie-jnderoga, Essex county, N. Y., and i cuan'g association ! known a? WelK-s & Clark, has been dis- > .... Black Goods | Sabbat] i Asa Crawford and wife are 1 health this spring. eph ath. —AT- VEKY LOW PEICES AND OF THE VERY E S T M ARES Westport. *\ Miss Alice Lee is expected April 23u- Edwin Barnes \< sick. Dr. Pattison is attending him. Spring moving has been in fall force during the past week. The Sheldon Bros, are moving their livery into the Westport Inn stables. Our new depot is completed and is ,t exeat improvement on the old one. | Mrs. Daniels is expected to arrive n V . j Thursday to open the Inn and put it in i order for the summer. j Carpenters are busy working on the j Westport Inn. It has been enlarged and • improved since last year. I The ice in breaking and will soon be I gone from the lake. Tbe floating ice ha* | done considerable damage to the docks. j Alvin Burt celebrated bis 80th birth-- i day Tuesday, April 14. He received on j that day a large spring rocker, from his daughter, Mrs. J. D. Tobey of Cbica<r<>. Those in want of the best spring tu: th harrow will find just what they want •j calling on Edgar E. BUTL ife has | town agency for the Stevens spnug-t< i harrow. J~ ^IapIe¥u\pr T FaF~ : beea goodf bothf ,„ . quality and quaotitv. and the price H.> j \ ev * ( -'- ^ 1'utnani oas TV reasonable that all \ can buy. The lasr | Jonsburg. rain and warm sun following it, hm Mr. Jaokeon_of Biack_iiia_n ed by mutual consent, tbe said J. B. r€Mart iraTrng transferred bi* interest to I F. H. Weils, who will pay all debts due [ fr»\>u3 the firm, and to wlioin all debt due ' the firm must be paid. factory ville. Mrs. Hiram Wright is sick. Mrs. Elijah Brake is quite sick. WesTeyTreadway is in poor health. | Sickness stil! prevails in this place. j Chauncey Dudley's family is better, j Mrs. JPrinrChaffef is on the sick list.] Joseph Gliddeo of Ti. was iu town last i -n, rouKnou t X (lft hern New York F. II.. WELL?. J. B. CLAKK. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF FINE Of all description. Full line -of- Priestlv Henrietta Agents Wanted '•«• the • best and cheapest plan of Life Insurance poor ! j,i existence. Three and one-hall cents : per day carries SI.('00. Addres: last • Mrs. Jubie Wheeler died Friday with typhoid pneumonia. I Irena Bowers commenced her school j ' on Towner Hill last week. I Mrs. George Sisson of Ironville died j Saturday with consumption. j The foundation for Corinthia Brad-1 ford's house is Dearly completed. ; E. Fisk was called home from North l Hudson the past week on account of ill-1 ness in his famiJv. W. H BALDWIN. Crown Point. N. The Soap Ladies 1 New markets from $ i $. 5o Ladies' Newmarkets trom $12.50 Ladies' Newmarkets from Siooo Children's Cloak« -j $8.25 to $5 00. I Children's Cl^ak* r I to $3 50. I Children's Cloaks i $2.50 to 1.50. ' Underwear '\ed'JCcJ f:« ! 75 cents. L nderwear reduce,1 :v< • to y, cents. -i Bltmkets reducetl—trot reduced to $1.1-50 reduced to SS.00 reduced to $7.00 reduced trorw •eJnceJ trom $.\> reduced Ironi :n >o cents --SH-re -4e ended t I_«JB_ •ii_\« ; for\~th\Is The electric railway from the village tc ha.j TICONDEBOGA. NEW YORK. onto t —Mrs. D. S-. Cutting who liaTlJeenTTsTt^' ing her sister, Mrs. A. Kuowlton, returned ; F the depot will not be ^ begun until after to Keeseville Monday. \ * j j John Farneworth completes his task of >l rp . George Sisson whose death oc-1 putting in electric lights. Too much elee-] curre <i Friday, was buried Sunday. Much | tricity in our quiet village at^uce might j gympatby is expressed bv the community ; .preve_ injuri.oui . \' --j ior tire atSicted iTiMjand'and: children. *; Cleans Most is Lenox. 75 cents. Blankets reduced fiom •>' 1.25 to $r.oo. Blankets reduced trom $ v v5^ to $2.50. JBhinket^ reduced t'rom, $4^00 _ to $3^00. 8@*Come early\whTIo \tne assort- ment is complete. DRAKE BROTHEKS, nA ICOKDKRO«A, N. Y
