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ft •'* *• Facts and Fallacies and JOB PBISFriKG- of all Muds executed promptly, and at reasonable pitces, at i tMs office* * >ew AffferftgemeBte tbfs Week. L, S, Rtce Bargains tn Clotiting — C. G. Qrton LOCAL NEWS « * Of The Past Week In Brushton and Vtclntty. Universal Habit. Livea there a man whojhas not said, - \To-moirow 1*11 get out ol hed • At six o f cloofc and get things done Before the setting of the sun/' „ lives there a man who has not said, At six a, ra., H How good this bed Does feel, n and snores till after eight, Then wondered how he slept so late. Woman's Some Companion; for January. A Merry Christinas to all our readers. David Harum at the Quinn opera house\ Thursday evening January llth. Louis Dur^nt's orchestra played for a dance given by the ladies at Bonibay Friday night. , Mrs. Aloney L. Bust entertained the Tuesday Bridge Club at ner home thif week. George Due tin moved into the Leclaire house near the cemetery . Tuesday. ' A, E.' Barnett has issued cards an- nouncing his Hew Year's ball which will beheld at the Brushton House on Honday evening, January 1st, 1906. The BeB-ue Minstrels playeid to a good house here last week Friday eve- niog. \The entertainment was good and greatly enjoyed by all. Mesdames A. B. Allen, Will^i&her and. Greo. W« BLarris entertained the Whist Club at Mrs. Harris home last Saturday evening. - < ' The Chfistain and M. JE. Sunday- schools will hold their Christmas trees this Saturday evening, the Episcopal iSunday-school will have th^ir tree Mon- day evening. S, W, Kimball has purchased of Burton- Whitman his farm in' Bast Dickinson.' There is a good wood lot on the, farm which Mr-» Kimball'will lumber. Conger Bros, had a large,steam boiler arrive hexe this week for the new saw mill that they are building in Duane. It was unloaded here Thursday and will be drawn by teams to Duane, the start being made Thursday afternoon. A person was recently fined $10-00, and the postoffice inspector collected it fop, for mailing what purported to be a newspaper at newspaper, rates but which 1 concealed a piece of fancy work that should have been mailed at the merchandise rate of one cent an ounce. Ptta^es^JKetcham, of'North. Bangor, has been selected by sheriff-elect G-eo. S> Henry, of Ft.. Covmgton, as uoder- sheriff for, his term of office, which will commence the first of the year. Mr. Kefcehara is a son of Geo. W\ Keteham* of Malone. If there is anything in a name He should make a good officer. C* A. Wardner left Monday for New • York city \to attend the electrical show being held in Madison Square Garden, He took with him some 280 small Christmas-trees which he will distribute as an advertisement of the Clark-Ward- ner camps on Bainbow Lake. Each tree has attatehed to it a tag on which is printed an advertisement,iof thesH camps. Officers Todd and Hildreth arrested Fred Durant, of Brushton, last Mon- day evening at Malone on a charge of larceny and he was taken- to Utica Wednesday nights wbare , the alleged crime is said to 'have been 1 committed. Durant was in the employ of Dell Shirley on his farm west of Moira and about a week before Thanksgiving he and Shirley's fifteen year old sort Quiace disappeared, at the &ame time a check of $105 belonging to Mr. Shirley did, * the checjj was cashed by young Shirley at one of the local business places in Moira. . Later it is alleged that Quince 1 wrote home from tTtica tp his father' for money saying that Durant had rob- bed kits, YoTLng Shirley ean*e home Uie night before Thanksgiving and Durant has been working south of here most of the time i E. H. Earse is employed in Conger Brothers' &tore. „ \ i B. F. Harris & Sons shut down their I sash and door factory for tha winter season Wednesday,' Almanac winter began Friday mor- ning* December 22nd,, at*seven o'clock. From now on the length'of day light \ will begin, t6 increase slightly, r An Episcopal mission has been formed t at Chateaugay by Rev. Brown, rector of St. Marks, Malons. The mission starts with thirty members. - St: Philomena's Academy closed Thursday forenoon for the holiday recess. Exercises appropriate, for the season were given and there was also a Christmas tree. Papers have been iiled at Albany in- corporating the Conger Lumber, Co., to do a general lumbering business in Franklin Co; The company. i<j com- posed of G. H. and A. B. Conger and Mrs. 8. It. Royce,- of this place. The company is capitalized at $5,000. ' \ - The BruBhton High'School closed Friday afternoon for the holiday recess and will re-open Wednesday, January 3rd. Appropriate programs were given in the different departments.. In the primary and Intermediate grades the children had a Christmas tree. Principal Msk; will spend the vacation in East Syracuse; Miss'Sholes at her' home in Earlville, 3ST. Y.; Misses Robinson and? Ives at their homea in Massachusetts and Connecticut; Miss Myers in Nor- wood; and Miss French m Potsdam. 1 ' PERSONAL MENTION. ^Joseph ^Ontany, of this place has been appointed station agent at Grand Isle. Miss Cora Tryon has been teaching at Santa Clara during the illness of the teacher. Miss Ida Quain, ^oy Smith closed his school at Barns -Corners last week Friday on account of measles in the school. Merchant A. Clark is expec'ted home from Brooklyn this Friday for a short vacation. E. A. Whitney returned home Tues- day night, having been away on a busi- ness trip sinee the-last of September. 1 yirgil Percy, of Wateriown, is visit- ing his grandmother,, Mrs. Ann. Smith, and other .relatives. ' < i Mrs v C> Williams returned Tuesday to her home in • Buffalo after spending several weeks with relatives in Brush- ton and vicinity. Howard Potfeer and Ralph Bowen are home from Syracuse University for the- the holiday vacation and Misses Sarah Hulett and Ethol Peck from St. Lawrence University, Mr.' and Mrs. W. F. Smith with their grandchildren,, Warren. C. Brady and Julia Ruth Hutching; leave, this, morning for Lowvilie to spend Christ- mas at the home of their * daughter, Mrs, Will Hutching. Miss Richards, of Clncopee Falls, has, been visiting her sister, Mrs. A. B. Adams* She returned home Tuesday, Mrs. Spooner^who nas been spending the last few months, in Brushton, re- turned with her to visit her daughter, Mrs. Charles Barnum, at Banbury, Gonn. * *' \ Wejplace a very attractive line of goods at the disposal of Christmas shoppers WATCHES, JEWELRY, A Large Assortment of BItf GS, HIE GUT GLASS, STEEtllG SILVER I IOVELTIES, FAN(k CHIIA, AID FpUITAIN PEIS ip four different xaakes; The Century Double Feed Moore's Improved Hon-Leakable Competitor and the JLaoghlm We are proud of our stock '.\'5*1-' ^f\'%^\ jvi- %~? $y and pleased to show it. Please call 14 SCHNEIDER, jfeweler* HelplHi Tm Fa fJ *9 Thus cried the hair* And a kind neighbor came to the res- cue with a bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor. The hair was saved! In gratitude, it grew long and heavy, and with all the deep, rich color of early life. Sold in all parts of the world for sixty years. *• About one year ago I lost nearly all of my hair following an attack of measles, I was advised by a-friend to use Ayerfs Hair Tigor* I did so, and as a result I now hare abeautiful head of hair,\— MBS. W. «T. JSRGWN, fiLenom- onee Falls, Wis. * « Made by Ji C. Ayer Co., towell, Mass. Also manuAotufers of « \ yers SARSAPARILLA. PILLS. CHERRY PECTORAL.! Donft forget that a year's subscrip- tion to Facts and Fallacies would be an appreciated' Christmas gift to your absent Mend;: it will .cost you but 50 cents. WANTED—10 men in ,each state to travel, post signs, adyertise and leave samples of our'goods. > Salary I^S.OOpef .00 per day for expenses. Co.iX>ept. f W. a At|as Blotfk, Chicago. month, A Goods Still on s Sale at L. S. Rice's et the Habit Of looking in- our Window, It will pay you, . . • Always something new and attractive at prices that are right. New Millinery At greatly reduced prices, also Ladies' Tailor Made Skirts at prices to suit the times at Mrs. M. A. Quinn's, BEtrSHTOST, N. X. By a/ lot of talk about high prices on Meat. I > am still selling choice, cuts of all varieties at prices that will not cause any anxiety on your part, Give me your Meat and Gro- cery trade; you'll live well and economically. . - A. E,. Russell, Brushton, N. Y. Useful Gifts for Me t. • •. • t~ je of our new Neckties in m fancy box. A 'Gold 5 or 'SilYer 5 SMrt in the new colors, $1 and A pair of H, &L P. A Sweater; Suit or •V New Collars. New SMrts 5 Boys 5 Toques. Boys' Sweaters* McMann's Reliable Clothing Brushton, N. Y, U) r f 0 s^ee them is^to admire, To wear them is to grow enthusiastic.'- Ten ^ thousand pairs of \Queen Quality\ Shoes would not be made, and sold daily did\ they not furnish the fullest measure of style, corhlort and economy. - \We present here one of our endless varieties. But the newspaper cut can- not do justice to the shapely toe, the soft Gun Metal leather, nor the clever shoemaking, You must see this boot to appreciate it. But remember this is only one of many. W« . have \Queen Quality\ stylet for every taste and [fox every need; many-new ones received this week. #5,50 and $S 00' > Chi % %, Quinn store •I Fall & Winter Campaiqn 1 ' *Jur Now ppea to the public and we inv|te you call and look over our stock of r General Merchandi WE ARE STILL- IN THE LEAD I ON t- ^- c. I Clothing, Hatg and Caps, La and Q-ents' Fur Coats, Rubbers / r \ Leggins, Boots J?\ A, CI.A.BK 4= CO., Urusliton. » ,.. -f- , 190S. ihj'^ '{•• ' v %.,; ; ; , '•<* i I * 1 • I • \ j>- ~ 5 '\ , T m»p**. M&-iiiiimt»fifrmf'\# •* * *** ^^ ** \ r f v **''
