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V »•* t ! •fci # Facts and Fallacies # and Brushtoiiian-. JOB PRINTING of aB kinds executed promptly, and at reasonable prices, at fchisr office. ^ , Sew AdTertisements this Ifeek* Summons Golden Wedding Junior > DonH be Scared—A r E Russell Spot Cash Prices~E, JET. Potter McMawn's Reliable Clothing Star* JBuyer'&Sale Extra&rctinary—M. JLeyy Stokoe Oil Ifeaiers<-~E- A. Whitney & Sons LOCAL NEWS * Of The Fast Week * Brushton and Vicinity Register today. Farm to Bent— -Enquire of M. Y Dunn, Bruahton. The next Epworth League coa^?en- tion for the St., Lawrence district \be held at Moira. Clarence Wagoner recently purchas- ed the Caleb LaFleur farm north east of this Tillage. C. E» Unnions' photograph gallery at Brushton open November 16-37. December 21-22. - There was a large attendance at the poverty social held at Seth Johnson's last week Friday evening, many going from here. The receipts were $10!00. Today is the last day of registration, if you are a voter and have moved since the last town meeting' you should see that your name is ©n the list, The local office of the International Correspondence Schools of Scranton is- located in Malone in the Jaw office of Bu M.. Chamberlain 7 55 West Mam St., Malone,' Bobt A. DeLong, of Malone, died Sunday at the Ogdensburg hospital. Mr, BeLong was twice sheriff of this eounty and at one time was^ prominent in county politics.. He was £4 years of age. B. D. D, Etewey, administrator ^of the Joseph Q-riffin estate, will sell at public auction Saturday, Opt, 28th, at the late.residence of Mr. Griffin -two miles north-west of Moira, a dairy of good # cows, a quantity of hay and one 2-year old bull. Sale at one o'clock p. m. The marriage of lliss'Belma E., daughter of Mr. and] Mrs. Melvin H. Orton^ to Mr. Wilmer F. Payrot, is announced to occur at the home of the bride's parents on the Bacon Koad, JBaagor, next Wednesday afternoon, • October 2otbu A good way for the Jhotne merchant to overcome the influence of the cata- logue hoitse is to tak& a regular Space in Facts and Fallacies' and talk\ to the people every weefe of his store and goods, and the fact that he will do as well or better by them than the cata- logue house. How many goods would the department stores sell If thsy di$ not advertise and place their literature before the people? % '- • -\ > j i A delightful concert will be given in the Quino opera house Monday eye- ' ning, October 23, by Prof- W. 18. Har- rington, of Boston, Mass,, assisted by Mi&a Augusta Biglow/of Hew York, a fioe soprano solist, also by Miss Anna Finan, of Malone, as reader. The ob- ject of this entertainment is to form a week's musical institute for both old and young. Rev. C. H, Walton speaks in the highest praise of Mr. Harring- ton^ method of instruction. \ Fred M. Nichols has moved into' the new quarters newly Jetted up for him by J. S. Hill in/ tiie Whipple house. The entire house has been practically- rebuilt \both inside an,& out and adds much to the appearance of the street. The \barber shop situated ia the north- west room of the house is large, com- modious, and well lighted, the room being perfectly adapted for use as a barber shop and is very tastily fifcted^ tip both for looks and convenience^ 'We, have made arrangements whire- by we can offer advance paying sub- scribers their year's reading matter, at an unequalled price. We offer pie Review of Reviews, WomanV Hojme Companion, Cosmopolitan, and New York Tribune Farmer, and Facts and Fallacies, all for one year at the very low price of #3.00, less than one-half ,the regular price* which is $6.50. •Either new or old subscribers may take •advantage of this very liberal offer. 326 names were placed on the books in this election. district last Saturday, the first day of registration. 21^ cents was the price that cream- ery butter brought on the Canton board last Saturday. There was a good attendance at the chicken pie supper at Rev. A. L. For- tin's Tuesday evening, twenty dollars were realized. Joseph Kuto, who lives on jbhe Galop road in Bangor t has purchased the E. CX Riley farm of 160 acres r lincLuding live stock and farming tools. This farm is situated north of F. L.' Taylor's creamery in Bangor. * ; The W. C. T. U. ten cent social that was to have been held this week Wednesday has been postponed until next week Thursday evening the 26th, The social will be held in the parlors of the M. E. chureh and all are, cor- dially invited to attend. Mrs. Matilda Brown passed away last week Friday morning] October 13th, at twenty minutes o'clock, at the home of her of eight daughter, Mrs. Wallace Haskell, from where the funeral was held Sunday afternoon, Rev. Percy B. Robinson officiating. Mrs. Brown was 73 years a ad seven months of age. She returned from Santa Clara a short time age and had been in poor health ever since. A shocking murder was committed at Saranac Inn Monday afternoon when Herbert Miller shot and instantly killed his wife, literally blowing hei head off. Miller had been drinking and had had an altercation with his wife over some trivial matter. He attempedj to shoot himself afterwards but was preventecL, later he slashed his throat but did not succeed in'killing himself. lodged in Malone jaiL ••V Eie is now PERSONAL MENTION E. E. Harris and Greo. W. Harris went to Albany this week on' business. Miss Annabel Qumn was h'ome from the Potsdam jSTormal for over Sunday. Miss Kathrya McMann ' went to Chateau«:ay Monday^to resum'e work in a millinery store there, \ ' L. I). Harvey and family are moving into the houtse they recently purchased of Mrs. Alice Bustin. j Mrs. Martin Hooley returned to her hpme in Oswego after visiting relatives in this vicinity. ^ l Mrs. \Wallace Spopner and child, of Barre, Y±. , are visiting at the home of her father, C. A. Griffin. Mrs. Irish and Miss, Orel a Woods went to Massena to visit friends last week, remaining over Sunday. * Mrs. M.' Cummings and son Edward returned home Monday from Monah, N\. Y where they have been visiting Mrs. E. R. iTorrance. * . Mr. and Mrs. T. J). ^nnegan spent Sunday in \frout River, gues'ts of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dolan, of the 1 Franklin House. \ i Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tryon and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Edmunds, of Keen Valley, 3ff.,Y. 3 w 5 ere visiting friejnds and relatives in this\icinity last week. Greorge Carr, of the Howard House, Malone, has been home this week for a short vacation. His father, Jjohn Carr, tojok advantage -of George's being home and went south on a hunting I trip. Joseph Elaire, a Brushtonj boy who left here for the-West about twenty years ago, returned here this! week for a short stay and has -been calling ou old time friends in this viciinlty. He is now located in California but has spent many of the years of h,is absence m Colorado and other Western states engaged in lumbering* 1 By a lot of tallc about high prices on Meat. 1 am still selling choice cuts •of all'Varieties ai: prices that wil} not cat.se- any anxiety on your part, Give me your Meat arid Gro- cery trade; you'll ljlve well and economically. A. E,. x Brushtoiif N. r Why Refer to Doctors BARGAIN DAYS Because we make medicines for them* We give them the formula for Ayer's Cherry Pectoral* and they prescribe it for coughs, colds, bronchitis, consumption. They trust it* Then you can afford to trust it, Sold for over 60 years, \ Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Is a remedy that should be ia every borne, I hnve used a great deal of it for ^ard, coughs and colds, and I know what a splendid medicine it i*. • I can- not recommend it too highly,.\—MASK E. COHBN, Hyde Park, Mass, \A JSMAO by J. C Ay©* Co., Lowell. Also maanfkoturers of SARSAPARILLA HAIR VIGOR. dyer's Pills greatly aid the Cherry Pectoral in breaking up a cold. Makes Hamely Women Fretty. ' woman no matter how regular her; features may be can be called pretty if her complexion is bad. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion and clears sallow blotched complexions by stimulat- ing the liver and bowels, Orino Laxa- tive Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or gripe and is mild and pleasant \to take. Bern ember the. name OSINO and refuse feo accept any substitute. Sold at; The Hawkins Pharmacy. N ew fall oods dress ladies' , sweaters & Norfolk - ? * jackets *\ i ust received at Rice's Brushton A NICE LINE OF Fall Millinery. ALSO A NICE LINE OF Ladies' Tailor Made Skirts ON EXHIBITION NEXT WEEK AT ' Mrs. M.-A. Quinn's, BBUSHTOJIf, N. Y. Telegraphers Needed i . to fill the new positions created by and, Telegraph Companies. We want YOU NG MEN and LADIES of good habits to J^arii Telegraphy AND R. R. ACCOUNTING. . , We fiu-niali ^ per cent of the Operators and Station Agents in America. Onv six schools are leading ^Railway Officials . \Ye execute ^, $250 Boftfi\ to every student to famish him or her a position mtying h-om $40 of the BLockles, ixiimedi*l«lv iipon graduation. Stitct^nts cttii enter af a»v fime. No vacations* For full particultirs rfigarding\ xmy of mir Schools write direct to *?ur executive office itt Cincinnati^ O. Catalogue free* THe Morse SOIWGI of TelegrapHu Cincinnati, Oiiio. Buffalo, K.^T Atlanta, G*. „ taCrosse, Wis. k Tex. S*» Faaa<useo, Cal. Saturday and Monday October 21st and 23rd s. \We will allow yon 10 per cent, Discount on any Suit or Overcoat Pnrcliased for Casli Don't wait nntil Tnesday and expect l# ^get the discount as the offer is good for ^ese two days only ? Saturday and Mond&jw . If yon don't trade with ns we both lose money' McMann's Reliable Clothing Si#re The J. S. -E are prepared to show you a full and complete line of the latest styles in early Autuinn Suitings and all the latest n^TCfifes in Waistings in silk and other fabrics, ^ splendid Jine of Outings, Outing Night Robes for ladies and gents. - ; Cotton' Blankets from 50 cents to $2.00 per pair^ sizes 10-4 to 12-4- Wool Blankets, we have them, 1E-4 and 12-4, prices run from $4 to $8 per pair. Underwear-We have a whole back room filled with it. Ladies', gents' and childrens', both wool a.nd fleeced. -'Signature- BraLnd 0 & We have added a new \feature to our department known as the Signature • these _ goods are guaranteed to give faction or money refunded. 'See advertis- ing distributed or call at store. Remember, 100 Cakes Soap free to- first 106 customers buy Fag -these goods, try them and be convinced. ^ ; • Brushtti S TO K OIL HEATEES ARE MADE TO LAST Are Perfect heaters and will give the utmost satisfaction , in the Office Cottage Bath Room Smoking Room Parlor Sitting Room Dining Room Room - FOR SALE BY E. A. Whitney & Sons, Brushton m BUSINESS BUStNUI, SHORTHAND, \We »ee<l yoxm% vs&x to fflK^Wewthwfcc views ot ^ciiool rooms free ••%. J '\-
