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VVCLCO-V & BOS WORTH.
Two Houses for Sale,
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. .f 1 y a M-. ret : , ; i . » m " i ' , ttn'.v apj.r.'a.:i r.r, i p-'ar.-- tt.r.Tjpii ih" l:-*!ir",l 'vrin'3'"'iv I'., {>„ j - ! * . ; _\n u. 1 m;.M xritL •vihitf hair aad !'«', 1 5iU i I a la rc" srrti ct'-t;i ; l.i* bea 1 li.os fji.t u i-nvnr.l r-> fc;s 1 ;-pa-t—a jiii'turf. of tlio I.f !•>! ?.: ;.i')'i t > z-a-t. At the table, on tfcf . r p .>.r. K. i •, sit?, ui lr i~Lt contrast, a yi.unfr ,_ ' . . s.-w;n^—a fri",!i, 1 Vf-ly face, TTlttir,Tin i. ! ,-y • 'i-.i . . . ar,l ux-iri.'a,t. fair L ,n . Kate "I .- . . - t . l i J ' .Vj '>: it.Ii in t!:P \i,.;i^... ;.lil t ::. s; ir iu-rrt 'is. , ;, w.. ni iaai,> ay "U' I . i , 'L: AUtii r-.imst ("lance. I l any ami : . . ! • i . . I s 1 L . s V . s . . -. , r ( t ; . . . l i f T . s v l f a i l . l l j i . r
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a! I'r~ i>* i:i tL> .:• n a y A: last L a r s ^ a . i : | • • : T I C ; / . ('Lrisr, ;ih." airi r ; ! the I --. -s • t • i . i - | , .n:- . I I i rLiJ Ij.-arU th ' -reply ! ! ' • _.'i - tu.,r. an 1 I ,.TV viajtt'J a u J lis"fii...I. ; ?ta< : » ~ r-r t! " fm'-e tLar iD-I'isf.1 1,^ lir;)-I t. u t • f j,i . j r i i Chi-i»L ,t,h. had n « gtoiH- • n, | i :;: 1... i t:.;ni'«i tuck—f-r vvhal! Lars ftlt a ', rr..-^'v: ..; IT.,, !•>"•, l.asrfn-d tack. Th • ! \.... 1 ..! .,K> fix! i!i l.ii face, l.ut he ,i.,t> n.,t | '—el >" "T h. I.':..rs ri.'isti".[ill's MVps bpfoiV | i •:!. ; .,t cai.Ti..•: <• •• , for it is very darlt.
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L. t . - : . . linn j'lri'h.v Hi the li'jbt i.f •• . v ; T L . , : f.-.II-i fu.i ii;.. ii him. J!-.-bears . t •. • • n l'. '•• ,;i 1 '•••. a.j 1 Ii IT Chris-t.iTjh litia
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1 was j.nssuiT ; i : i,l t a w . j , . . ^ tittTtig. f,,., I -t"' J"' i I" i 1 i Ihi-i' 'jleeji vtr A.'"
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T l " Ttin-J s, ii,.,.] itic du-.r t t u s ?->t free, an.l iT.-.c u r,»h- rpi-n ft^am'f the wail. Lut <* : ist j . ; , . urii..^- ail L ii strcrjfrih, drer.-
'. • •.-... Kit i the ball anil closed the door. L- -- :rr.--Tv 1 t uii-l'T la? c-iar?ie jacket; hot in - ' • 1 til- tiUsteru.^ r-i-.J. He sti pjX-J t-],,Sc : ' •. • '. • •! an 1 L e w i speaking- '"ithin. l.u-t
i l : di-Tu ^.;cli tiLJ-lLlli^. He iTaiti-d, - : .it fi i,-i v..t.b tn<? i-ian^s c-f jValcusy.
:I -v 1 • i I.- ' ? ' ' i b-ki i t iv rii.t;it H e n i c l a n . • •-: ity t', Liia. At lart th* (5,.vr opentii anil < . i.-t pli strl'l«-ii.'Ur. "dletji iSoll, dear girl," 1 WLi-J'trC'l / ' trj. ' iJby, dear Cltl-l^t.t.h."' Til. k-y was tuin^j in ("to lock. CLnsT'iok nt i . t L.-.n.,', tue j y of lo-^e requited in iiis Li v t . T L P ut ter , too, turned homeward, b..t a 1 -r.gr time passed before he reached tbo L:*..,. L .use
Ti.- y had (jr-.wn up f'g-fther—Lars. Cbris-t .; a at: 1 Kati t . The three bad played r •-p . t i „ r continually ao children, and Katie ^ ui 1 be earned by a J others or dravm r.n
t i - sied l y i . :.C' but Lars or Christr.ph. W- . ' i t>-> .Tuvlurea* tLey went tosobu,..! - • '!.• r u: I T'stiv ci if irmf ' i tOpf'CllfT ill U:i> ;". . a u i a - f t-hc lieijrhb^rin^r nj la^e. K,.
'*".:• 1..; I I . T i 'Ule bttwefll tLt-Ui, iicver . j :.. • f.Tt sVj_,T!-ri whether shp Lad f rc-
1 >!•. '; :•-. i.f ta • la ls t" the other. As tuese >]••••> :•• i ii.r • s-rr- >n^ men, Katie bl.,',ined : t • ^:... £T'.iK r l^-autx, as was apparent : • 'Tb> r \ u: J: m-II <<l tho vidag-.-, an 1 : . . .' •• .:•: -. • :i,a: ed to intimate ai ni'j b. in , . .._:. .'..s... . , , t • t i c gj-1. The fall '«'i!,-i ,. i . .-; i . • .ii tnf- 1' ,at i u u impty ; L" rsas
.. t . - in" v t-'.i-l—th>- truth wtc, Eob . i i. ' ;„ i l . j , d;_- '..'l-.red face. Fr. ' ia
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.. . T-,'..-..ii,.-.. i ; . 'v-went n i t h Katie t.i , . r ; : - : da:. •• Who tbvtJd be her fii>t i r*t.r« Ti.<y ,i:-i>ut;e,i l .ng over l t i . u t c f !..•• (..;,'- L-Lr.np-. ciiid at la>r, with htat.-d f t - , . . ; ; • • •.: 1 i • l a r t . i h . ' i s f l i ' . ' tTVi ' i ' i i
t'..-i.. K..T,.- 1 .. 1:-1 at them, and f,..r tbc L.--t tiUi" fi-,1 •* mi-jriVitig- that if she ebo-v
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•;.:,• .• ti., r.intt»rKatie looted I'.nivita Ur.lSS '. • ' . . . : • • r •• . Li.*- '- r b ta r t t-:il I i-t
. , ! : -..Mid ffli- Il If vr us, d c i l e d -; i :. ,n- . .usiy -rimed vwtli f-Md-nt
I. ;r- - :w I*1, and from that day 41' . 1 t.u.e root dHctuT and deeper
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Belfast Ginger Ale, L e m o n .
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Bottler of Dobler's Celebrated LAffER BEER.
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SARATOGA GEiSER SPRING WATER.
Kennedy & Murphy's Ale and Porter, by Barrel
and Half Barrel. IT. J. HLXM'JJIX, Prfcu'l.
M i U Ltti i Seculty Ccipaij, ortUL4Turo ur c o a a x t r i o y WITM
K i n s t ISTat ional H a n k , CLABK, DAKOTA.
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Ts-ri.. -i .u= to Trhftra ICati>-*s h>-art Inclined. L i . t j a . In0'-aini'.r andia ,rc«K«d!pija-ASscd, f-.t H s. . ut. bui-f ul liaj.puiHss tidiin^ pi-scs->. . , f a..- L-.iii-t v. hen tb>. jcirl l,.«,ked at Lira . . . ' . i L-1" 1 ;>• e.cs &o s-'.Teefly and kindly. I . . o, m r . ' r , b>'i;.-iit, 1" iiere,! a t tim'-s tha t I . .Ui1 i Ti i hirii, L..r luaau-.r TV.IS always S J
•d.. l I',u", a.'tuii, v,t.ett bo sa-.v hi-rwii'a Lilts' , _, a. T •.'•'.-v.-itUni t. >l,lLim that he v. as !. : ih- fa\,iri'j one, and be tufi\.rtsl bittfr t :.-. -at. t.'-. lt La i jrc»u« i>n till the erening \' ^ea lb..- i oUH^ l l . . . rmen returned together fr. rn th•• .-Lena Cn:istyph'a h'.art beat fait a t ti.,:- qitiet. peaceful scene in old ISnson's cot-tag, , and i t dretv biin back with irresibUhie p.oiTfr to leave a greeting for the- beloved ono But after he bad entered the ball, in hits off >rt t-j clo»o the door, so violently flung opc-:i by the. st-ijrm, be suddenly became conscious of KaDe in ha, arms. And rrbiie it rased and stormed without he kisM-d Ler, and in vdld hoi.-pineis tie wbLsjiered: "Katie, do }"OU lovo uie.'"' Shu did not ansirer, but her bus pressed hi-.
The next morning l iars stood on the shoro ffiwidmg bis boat, when Rob Steffel came by.
"You are early, though you came Lota» late. Wore you with your sweetheartf"
Lar« looked a t liim, red with anger. He Etruok the wood with his ax, and the chips flew far around.
"Hohol"* continued the other, "you did not have good luck, i t seems."
'•Ke*p still!" cri«i Lars. "What is i t to you whether I have good luck or not?"
Atob Staffed stepped nearer. 4*"Vou are unjust to me," be said. "A big fellow like you should not take i t so meekly. Chrwtoph has plainly taken the fish away from you."
L a w made no answer, bu t his hand clasped the ax convulsively, "You and I have 110 love for Christoph," continued Rob; "let ua join together against him," and ho held out his hand.
' ' I want nothing to do with you," replied L»r», and turned away, resuming his work.
Rob 8t>ff*J laughed •cornfully, and went away, but the t t iug that bin words couUined retnain«d ia Lars ' breast Wh*n the other was out ot sight he Hang down bis ax, and weat back to the village. Slowly, with downcast head, he walked. Before the house of Old Mason he paused, then with a sudden resolution he entered. But, m it bound, be •tout in the doorway—in Use room stood Katie tenderly embraced by Caristopn. A peiaf ill l ikuc* p r e v a i l ft* * msneut . then Caritfonfe stepped toward JMH. pot oat Ida Hand, and said: "Katie is my IsstroUMd since 1M* arealag. J intended t o come di-nwlly to *o« and 1*11 »«•.»
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i i ' ^ a t , ',ii" -." r<- c >ui 1 not be far .iw.iv. t a~fi lt v. a . Ti .{ vasiblc lti the darkness Al.'-a-i i.f alt tin" i.tnrr.'.sbot Chnstoph's boat; , . iw> bt t . i . 1 1 ,tn Mas Liars'. I t seemed as if lac t-w -• u r n - runn.ng a ra"a for tha safety r,f ti'C f-h'tf A wavt'Mizod Chnstoph's boat, lifr^-t it l-jjth a n ! flnnf- it -Kitb its broad side a n d A l l J ( ? r i c a at-ainst t i c end of Lai-s* vessel, breaking it m. i f i . l l Lars saw it sinking before him. A thought V> e h a v e Ul S t O C k a l a r g C f.1 at through Lis hca.rt. frig-ht'ul an^i r i r i . l : S t ' l C C t Lt'OlTl "Lot the irn res bury t'hrkstoph and Kat ie i.s yi 'urt." F.ut tbe tn.->ught was gone in a moment. 11) lb" ln'Xt be had leaned far cut. graspM th,- constant friend of his youth, iv ev strn-^iing with death. Bat bo lost bis own br lancp, sitting on the extreme edgo. II? £tir g • ,ut Irn- Land to cattth b >1J i.f something, b j t lan.. 1 nothing, and plunged beaiLoug. A Luge wave seized tno boat, threw it far fiv.ni th - p'.a-i-, and in the roaring of the wares n Ioi.t. ,i sp.ai-::ig cry wo-s last.
Ai last tl i,l..-iiernit:i bad painfuily reached the shore. Women and old men full of anguish stuod TKiitoig tii" returning ones.
"JCatie," ci i"d a. % i-c li-cm the darkness, and the gill f..It i iv-if embraced by two amis.
• I'Lristopb! thank heaven that vou arc Lett '"
islic Jed him to her house. He was silent all tiit* way, only holding her fast. .She. too, hardly sp •:;••. Wlicu tbey reached the botisi1, the noticed for the first time that Lis clothes nrri" saturated, »inl as.koil the reason. Then lii.. in.-,utl! qniri-reil v>ith repressed pain, w bile be answered:
•'Katie, the storm destroyed my boat. Lars snatched me from tbo waves, but he 1 irnsf If fell into the sea and"
" W b n t r i-lie asked, breathlessly. -I c n i d n.-t snv." lum," ha Said, almost in-
amiiblv.
B e a r i n M i n d ! f. W. HARTWELL
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iii 'l ' . i> icliiiuii. Kit'". «">(• ii. KnilMo. '- l.'iiia \V<.]'' ]\ v.i iTi L.iTfl' . \s-ra 1,;in I ' r i Ki)i'-!,!,» •; • i'lit.*- . ai:tl .»i.r . s>nl-t-UH'Lt of I. i ' I i r> 'Al, .ska ,-s al SiitNjiu's, Sijiiin f l-li: t i1 < Vi-tilrt' s. P <•!,,.ran, Koinaii Tumi ' , m i l Ful: i'n ' Ya-s a«e r l i - ' ^ i n i t > t \ I : s l t a i d I I U I . I I M . ' .
Bear, Wolf and Native Fox Rugs, Fur h n ' i i a v j i ' iMl ' l , 1 . a i d ('nVi'ii Wolf. China Wc.lf. FL,rk a i d Gr.-y 'T'lif. <p;!7ii>h (f.itii sin I lu' . tr ^Icigli K«d»ef. A i d our line of
S e a l , Mir-ili, Ottr-r, M u s k r a t a n d P e r s e n n e r C».ps,
l.adii 8' Fu r T n n n n i n g and Fancy Fur v f t - , a.;e of t h e most e legan t
pat t e r n s w<-m I13 tlie most fa^liU'iiitl ]e pet ' j 'Je in Enroj ie
? a s so r tmen t of I ' ressed Sjcinj: to
SMITH BROTHERS, Hatters, Furriers, Furnishers & Outfitters,
P L A T T S B I T E O E , N . Y .
jlft*T a few days the sea washed tbo body of Lar.s ashore. I t was the only sacrifice H had demanded that day. Lars had no parents living, but even parents could not have si)~d n a r c burning tears than Katit* and tb r i - t "ph when be was buried in the h a l e .•Lureby.-ird. The tboturbt of liim. tlio enn-s, i.-ii-ricss that bis saeririce had secured their luplniK-s in-\ ir ]i:fl tLem.
L"iig after Kat ie went to the altar with Christot-h. and nln-ii tliey came from the , huivh their lirst Mips were directed to the ci-art. ,,f Lars.—Translated from tbe German bv L. V. Stur.
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The Old Reliable Isham Cutter. -ALSO •
DESTINY" OF THE GREAT.
Tli<- Taite Klcnu'Tit In TTfcn of JClllinCIH
iTlur.i.—Lincoln's Present iment . " r i " mir-liT rmi'.iiiy iiniic'tb' tiir iliacrcnco
b..tu.-.-n ,-r :;ii:iry mail and men i-f emiiicnt inai'k by ]•• ' 'Tin.: lothi-ir rd-. t ivc possession nf a r 'tis "i.i.i, tiess i.f,;, -uny . ,"--" • f"c:i hesn t 11- , i b' in..' -,-t cjiarr axi.l <l • iT,,soiin.-ilnn-' n c , rio,;Unrd prcit ,... • . that i t TTiiUi'l scan t " b e a natural aa i legitimate In !p in tin i - i i rn i r j md nf any arduiaus u:io' i-t.-ikinj.-. S.'b,..., ::ba-ai 1- di'.'lareti that;
ii'iolic call In- '•;;,.,! In Lis n u n m, r a any ia,,re than the man « ho Is six feet hipll ran rt-maiu icTU'T-arn or the fai-t t ha t be towers
al. 'n e hi- fcUmrs. He note-. t!.c pride with •Kba'h Unrai*. Lucretius, (Hid, Ilante, Khakesjiea I V ULI' d Bac i l l I lUT e a" e l l r. f the-rn-silTes, and ifji'tesThe Kngb.-hman v.ho wittily I 'liv.ncd that niCTit iuid inodvly have ii' 'tlung in common i-x'vpt the initial Jotter. •-I b a l e always a >:r;j n-inn abmit njO'lcat c.-i.-britie-." he adds, -"hat they may be nt-ht." (aieihe has frankly saidt '"UnJy gnnl Inl' liolLtiti^s are !;:odc.--i.'- " I begin •nub th> ," b" Told his niotht-r i b a small Lay. " L a t e r , »u i n l ife I shall distbiTTuish myself i n
far otber ways." The fact is that as long as be lived O-uetlie
behevt'd in oracles, and was as willing as Koti.-^eau to trust his fm tunes to the merest J I'c, vs,,.'S of cbaiict. Iloiisse'au wasbi tie saved in the other wurLl if the stone he t inow hit the tree at which it n ' t aimed, m.d had I In. the caught lb,- plunge of the valuable ].io'Lit knife tthe-li Li' t.-fvcd into the river Lal.ti from belund the bu-lns where lie Stood, he might have ln-come a jKunUr msn-ad nf a ]ioi't. Tl,, iv may bo a "d jvmi t \ " that shapes tlj,' -n,!s nf all men, but only the exiv]iti'.ii;tl individual so. ii:s af all conscious of the fact • • r i r i the way of turning it to practical account by actually relying upon it in daily life. Thus it d'Uii's about that diuniiiic men, men "1 a delin.'e l»iit and dire, timi-.Tliich tbi-y i-ami'it rcsu-t, ar • givi-n to t rns tmgmore than those wbo-i st:in Ipmnt is nn rely personal and i-ntiiUi,'i:p!.i',-. t'l'i'i'iie, the hi-rfo riari teliis usthut '•ii.'i.'Jib thhad . a; a l l s tmng natiuvs have, an unbou: '!• 1 eoiiliiiencc in hi-r luck," "Iii-r majc.rty counts mti.-li on Fortune," ATaLmgham wroU> b i t b r l y ; " ! wjsh she would trust rmire iu AlnngLty tL'd."
Line 'Jn iiCTer f,.r ;m i!!-".a.nt dotditcd tha t he was farmed f, ,r f'-iw " p : cat or miserable end," and freely talked al„ ,ut the impression to this efb-'t, IT hich Lad Vcn with him all his hl:\ and w Li'-h, al ter the year l'--Hl, aHtumed the character of a pnsitiu- i-nnvii-rion. His bi"gniphi-r asserts that this prcacntiniei.it was as clear and eerta in as any imago con-Yi\ ed by the s./nses. "The star under winch he was born was at once brilliant and malignant. The horoscope Mas casi, lbttd, irreversible, and lie bad no moiv power to divert it iu the minutest parti, nlar than be bad to reverse the law of gravitation." Substitute the word prK-ide.ice f, ,r fate, and many i ithur instances of tins higher sort of eonli-dence might be adduicd, .'.Lowing bow largo an influence t rust has bad in human success. Jt went into exile with Luther and sustained Carlyle in sickness and negL ••!. In a general way, it is to be d< milled if any utie Las ever reai 'bed a - ery daiinent station in life Tiithiitit something of this feeling i a the at t i tude which be hat. assumed toward his work. —Atlantic Monthly.
An Actress " Wreelted in I ' . i r t ." Poor AiUme bad snbex-d for y.-ars from
tha tumor tha t indirectly caused hi r death, and her physicians had frequently advi.-,ed its removal, Blie, however, prucrastinauil , and it was oidy recently that she decided to
submit to the inorituble. Even then she was lmwilling that any but a few of her most intimate friends should know the truth. She retired to a private hospital a t Auteuil and, in referring to the operation, saidt
" I t would be- curious if anything should happen to me now, when I have been several times round the world and come safe and sound out of over so many railway and steamboat accidents."
But as it is always "the unexpected tha t happens," so the gifted singerwas destined to pass from life in precisely the w a y she deemed least probable. After her many "hairbreadth 'scapes'* it might be writ ten on her tombstone, "Wrecked in port."—Paris Cor. New York Star.
Kesults of a Kalnstorm. With tho rain beating against his storm
hardened face, the driver of a Fourth avenue car said, a few evenings ago, he hoped the storm would last all night. "Seems to me it-'s rough on you," said the passenger, who would Eiuokc i a spite ol the rain, and therefore wait compelled to stand on the front platform, "I t ' s rougher when i t donl rain," replied the driver. Then he explained that in dry weather i t was difficult to take a team from the stables to the postoffico without an accident, the roadway was so slippery. A good rain wasbod all tha grease and iron rus t from the paving stones, and made the going
comparatively safe. Ho wns willing to bo inconvenienced by tbe rain, par t ly for his own sake, partly for that of his horses.—New York Sun.
AM Odd "Egg Race. Fifteen hundred workmen, with their wives
and sweethearts, attended the annual picnic of the United Labor party in Bronimer's Union park. Tbe festivities were begun in the afternoon with games. There was an egg race, in which only ladies were permitted to enter- There were nine entries. Each
lady was obliged to run a short distuuice with a spoon held out in trout of her containing an egg. The lady reaching the goal first with tbe egg in ft* normal condition won the prize. Thore wras a great deal of excitement', especially amotu; the mothers of theraoers. One of them shouted out t» her daughter:
"lie ketrful an' not break that egg over yar new dress."—New York £dn.
Oysters l>urias; tew last tea yean tte taste tor
oysters has beset increasing- at a rasaarfcably rapid rate among UM> Parisian*. Orar **>,-(UU.000 of these bivalve* warn n—annul in the Vtmcm capital last year—taara than double tas qsuuiUtr which aanVsji for ta* •KsTsawnteT of U» Htjr ia lira The prtee w i s i a s aJsaost what It was Ifeam, tJsouffc • • JsftnBcstcss ajsjsl BswOsssYasjslssaetftisjwssselJoBi It ha. lnl te i l ,Taa Dstjate e*r»n», rally W p r o»-t wnrte. tte> 4 » a a d a - i W iTork
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T h e ce leb ra ted ^Lockwood' ' 6-Spring Suckboard Wagons, Buggies, Carriages and Sleighs
in great variety.
Yours- respectful];.-. J S H A M ^ 0 0 3 " C O . ,
H . L . I S H A M M a n a g e r .
E. SPEAR, PLAItSBITRGH, ST. Y
Hatter, Furrier and Furnisher.
Manufacturer and Jobber of
FUR QA8IENT8, Jjats, Caps. Furs aid Eobes. T h e annua l open ing of the L a d i e s '
F a n c y F u r and Cloak De|i : tr t ineM lit SP'EAK'S, the P u n i e r , is looked forward to wi th especial interest by the Lad ies , who are part icular ly invi ted to call and in spec t the super ior l ine of goods which a rc there on exhibi t ion .
T h e a t tent ion oi Gent lemen is especially called to Ihc imra i l i f r line of supe i io r made F u r and Fur . l ined Coats Which Sl'EAH, the LJnpuLir Pu r r i c r , is m a k i n g u p and OiXcriug 10 the m u l e .
S l e i g h a n d C a r r i a g e R o b e s ,
F u r n i s h i n g G o o d s , & c . &G.
H a t s , Cp.ps T r n a k s a n d V a l i s e s .
S P E A H , Iieadiag Furrier.
T E E M B L A Y dfc FISK,
Dry Goods, Carpets and Oil Glottis. — — — — - ^ s s j j j s * j n > - # - t j f c s i
F o r 30 days we shall oi ler the BEST BAJUSAISS ever Offered in this vicini ty. W e
have de te rmined to m a k e the sale one of the most impor t an t ever held in this or any
other c i ty ; reduct ion be ing remarkab le . Ladies will consu l t the i r o w n in te re s t and
avail themselves of this g rand oppo r tun i t y to secure B A E G A I M .
Extraordinary Good Values in ail our Departments.
D r e s s G o o d s , S i l k s a n d V e l v e t s .
1 lot All Wool Ali'xfd. double fold, at. 48 cts. 1 " " Oheelitcl, " •• •• 4* •' I " Se ryea t 10 " 1 case '• •• 5 "
A complete static of Black and Colored Cashmeres, i l eur ]e l las , l ) rap o 'Ahaa Suiting, tf c , & c 5 liicees more of Piimmer Silk's a t 25 cts. 5 " Colored Gro. Craiu feslie at 78 uents,
marked down from si (X). Black ;uid Coloit-d Kbadan.as at 75 cents ,
marked down rum $1 00.
C l o a k s . Clo&lis . Sea] Pbislj r-At q u i " , four st-al loops, quilted
Satin lining, Ch.uuois poekels, at iis.so, w o r t h S25 CK1
Astraclian Wraps, Satin i i i . td . Ball Fringe, S11.00. wonh SiJ to.
Checked iit-w Alitilcrts, §5.0(1, -.vorth 37.00, " " '• ? till, " »50.
All-Won) Diapona! •• ? i 0 , " 10 00. Cheeked Jaeki-is. 2 50 to 9 00. Misses' J a c k e t s n.iai VI to 18 Tears. Children's CiualiS lrom f:2'„ els. to §10.00.
S h a t p i s , S h a w l s . Ue.avv Tloulde S'lawis Si 5rt, 53 00, $3 00, $1 00,
J4 50, 35.00. *5.ri0. f(l 00. *7 OH. Heavy Heaver Shawls lr< in f I 75 10 ?15 00,
B l a n k e t s . B l a n k e t s . 10 4 White Blankets, 87%e., $1.25,81.75,32.00,
ti 4 White. Blankets , $2.00, $3.00, Si 00, $5.00 and $7 00.
CJiidtJi. w e a r , U n d e r w e a r , fients'. Ladies ' aiid Children's Underwear
all marked down.
H o n s s k s e p i i i g G o o d s . blown and Bleached Cotton cheap .
T o w e l s . T o w e l s . FOdoz p n r a U n e n Towels a t Octs .eae. l . i5 •• « . . ,< . , T
10 " PamaskToivels , f.anej-, 10 Yi " 20 'I 2> -
T a b l o L i n e n s a d ^ a p k i j s s . tb bieaebed Table Linen, 1»,25.30,37e a vard b a a c h e d '• " 43. 50, C2i,i. 75c. " " Turkey Red Damask 20 cenis—last colors. Ni-ptins 75c.Si 00. SI IS. $1.50, $2.60. 1 c.Lse i t in t s at 3c. a vard. 1 " •' '• 5,i. " 1 " )'.,uiid Canton Flannel .
C a r p t s a n d K i i g s . Iiitlialn Carpets from 20c. to 75c. a ya id . l-apestry •• •• 50c <• 75e. ' •
iiuriy hrusstls « «5c «si oo " Kespectfully, TREMBLAY & FISK,
Vilas Block , Marsraret Street , P L A . T T S B U R G H , N . Y.
LETTINB DOWN THE PRICE! Don't you know that the best way to save money is by keeping down your ex
penses ? And that the best way to keep down expenses to the lowest notch is to buy where you can
GET THE B E S T GOODS for the smal lest a m o u n t of m o n e y ? W e are le t t ing a o w n the price on every ar t icle in
our immense new s tock of Fall and Win te r g o o d s , which includes
EVSKJIBING NEW Ar\D DESIRABLE LN
BOOTS AND SHOES, Bnbbiirs, Arctics, Overshoes, Slippers, Ete., Etc.
C. H. STACKPOLE, CS Margaret St., PL ATI'S BURG JI, N. T. Rock Bottom Shoe Store.
CHARLES KALSEY MOORE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Msstttwr IT.B. l « w AwwiUUon , O a e r a l *aa»<-«r Kur l l r r r a H>w York l a w IOMB K M ) KStala. Iniorauiw and C >l'*etlua K t i l i i u - g , N»t>ry Publ ic , with a i i i
HO. 11 Ol i lKTON S T R E E T ^ ^ - ^ . . . . P L A T T a B Q H Q g , ' N . Y .
Hale and U.Urni K<-al Cslale titles ifumrautoed. "»»fUBW!rJJM»d» tot LOAM Htll'AlftMkST.- Keal Kstale I. aba saailH «n la t r valuations. iXSU*4*V*iijir«*KTMKtiT-Uto. f i r e . Marin*. »«cii.*iil. r ia l* OJats and C*elo»a
lusarawMcVeett-d la -he lM-stCuinpaiil«s. (U. ) . s t andard Kir„ Poitsira tUula \ vr<*on» -r/l4*SJ±*J!*f±*T*£*.rr,Umx*'JM*» »•»' '*»*"• eO'»«*led wttit aaoaota* and Mm.
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sasat s>Ua ur»ayn.«.HS> Kifsjaui U,u at Bat* Jsaaesj, U. I. <»»ly »» s a l a a t s a w a l k r m a t k .
MP LKMfilli 0ALO Al A K-tMtilt A«sMs*Ttssa. ThMa «SMI I ^ P ^ I M I arfasl«s(«rwk M w at«is»w<i«aff«dr..(s»la. %*tt R>.M<-aa«aM4 L a i l a L o r a i u s l t r a c t . • t o a h S S m ^ m i h l ' i L l ! • « • aad ifsatiua. M. a .»4«»«)t4 IA* oa taraad *umi. - !»• a i l f CswSsssa ata«SSte
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Elegant Net Four Story Store OS BRIDGE STSEST,
A LARUE A S D VARIED STOCK OF
F U B N I T U B E A?tt>
Upholstery Goods, LooMii/? Glasses, Picture Frames,
Window Shades and Fixtures.
Colo, and Undertakers' Goods OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
USH, BLINDS AND D00B8 OF EVEBT STYLE,
OH HAND OB MADE TO OKDEB.
Depot for National W i r e Mat tres s .
WAREHOUSR OiV KRI1XJE STREET,
J.IASXTFAOTOET OI« W A T J R STKKKT,
P L A T T S B U K G H , N . X .
G. W. HOmiOK, Agen
T I N W A R E , H o l l o w W a r e ,
WOODEI\T "WAKE.
GlaSs^ A V n r ( \
Household Furnishing Goods, P l i i i n l s i r . s . i t a t e r i a l s , a r c . arc.
E v e r oTTorn'tn thi1* ra.-vrkft * t i>rlr«-s t h a t c a n n o t H p u m l i T s >M b \ ivr.y e s t a b l i s h m e n t .
Special attPTTtb-n ^iv?ri to
Plumbing and all Minis or Job Work.
N o . 17 B r i d g e S t r e e t FLATTSBrKt.U N. Y . '
Nichols & Co. A T T H E O b D S T A X P ,
No. 62 Margaret Street,
KEEP ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETE STOCK,
CONSISTING OK
FANCY & STAPLE GBOGERIES
AND PROVISIONS
Fresh Roasted Coffee,
T E A S , S U G A R S ' ASD
FRESH CANNED 80Q0S.
Rosen da le (Jen-en t and fresh
ground Nova 8eotia Pi-aster. s r i c j a o t s & c o .
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CLOCKS. WAT. Hl-S an-Uh.WEI.KS r e p a i r »>,11- p x v r t p n c p . i Tr,irl<mpr,.or> sfeortnotJcts ami a t the- lowest, tprm* s 8 t f
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BAKER BROTHERS, Lnmber Yards,
P L A T T S B U R G H , N . Y .
D E A L E R S A T W H O L E S A L E A N D R E T A I L I N
LUMBER OF ALL KIND3. MILLS FOP. DRESSING AT THK
WHARF. The works a r e s i tuated a t the t e rminus of
tbe Delaware & Hudson, and Mooers Jt Ogdensl-urg, a n d Ansable. and Chateaugay ra i l roads , with water front on the Platts-buTEb Dock Company's wljarf; t h e office is one block eas t of t h e F o n q u e t H o u s e .
EVERY DESCRIPTION OP DRESSED AND KOUGH
LUMBER CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
D r y H o n s e f o r K i l n D r y i n g l u m b e r .
^^"Orders by Mail will be promptly filled.
B A K E R B R O T H E R S , 2ttf r i a t t s b u r g h , 2ST. T .
A New Advertisement of an Old House.
G. F . H U T C m N S O ! . . 18 River S t r e e t ,
PLATTSBURGH, N. T. Keeps a full l ine of the best brands of
All Kinds of Liquors For Medical aiid Family Use.
He is SOLE AGENT for the celebrated
OLD YETEKAN WHISKEY -which is recommended by phvsic ians , and which can only he Obtained UirOUJJll liim.
A FXTXi. jVSSOnTSIKST OF
Kentucky, Eye, Bourbon and Old Hermitage Whiskies
A l W A r S OX H A N D .
Bast,' Ales and Guinness' Extra Stout Porters
AKK K E P T I S STOCK. Tie has also on hand % complete assort
ment of
Domestic Cigars. None, ljut the best b r e a d s will be found at
his es tab l i shment .
SETAIL DEALERS will find It to thei r advan tage to call and examine iiis goods berore purchasing el3e-wiiT-re.. Goods will a lwavs be fouud as represented.
Xo the pub i i che takes p leasure in acknowledging piist ravora and hopes to mer i t a con-UuiiiMice ol their pHtrouuKe.
All orders, re ta i l ox wholesale, proatlDtlv filled. Address '
G. F. HUTCHINSON. 18 Kiver Street , Platlsburgh, N. Y.
Follow the Tide of Business
G R A N D O P E N I N G
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I FOB 1887.1 o o
R, PRESC0TT&SON, KEESEVILLE, N. Y.
A R E O P E N I N G T H E I R
W i n t e r Trade WITS THJC
L A R G E S T S T O C K OF
FURNITURE iTer offered in Northern Xew York.
.200 Ash & Walnut Suits.
100 Painted aad Grained SuitSi a l i t o r
New and BesiHtle P a l t e , WHICH WJE OFJT£K AT f-KTfiES T H A T
D K I T C O « P l S T l T J O X .
ALSO, I .AKG£ 6TOCK OF
PARLOR FURNITURE In Jutes, Raw Silks and Hair Cloth.
SAI?A vAO.
H. J. BULL, O F S.4BANAG,
Having purchased t he interest of t h e l a t e Irin of BULL & PASL'l", h a s now on hand a
Larp Assortment
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HAGERTY & PLATT, PLATTSBURi'tf, X. V.
THE EAST SIDE Grocery and Provision Store.
J. J. H T Z P A T O U K , Proi-'r.
HA V I N G s o l d o u t Lis M e a r M a i k e t 10 O'BKII-S UlU.THl'ltS.lie will l n j , :i
full a n d ohoice assoi tu tenl <<f fiKOCEltli f and TKOVI^IOXS at vhe Old Su i.-l-
C A L L AaSTX> S E 1 : H I M .
L. FAGAlf & S(
BAKERS Mb CONFECTIOKEES. WEDDINGS AXD FAKTIKS SFFPLIED
with every requis i te a t shor t no t i ce .
Ice Cream aud lVater Ices. iESr" Out of town orders prompt ly attei.d-
ed t o .
L. TAGAS & BON,. Klver St . , e a s t side C o n n House raxka
0, W, M. JOOSO^ Civil Engineer, Surveyor
AND
REAL ESTATE AGEST.
A L S O , N O T A R Y U J B L I O . LAKPS BOUGHT JiXD SOtB OH CCMMJSSK* OjdeTsso l ie l t eda i id promptTy atter><Jf i t o .
3 5 ^ Go t o H E A T H S foi Marble Work, as I slia.ll seL at reduced rates for the next s ixty days . D o not forget t h e
place. Establ ished s ince 1837 E. H . H E A T H .
J . D . - W - l X K H Y S O l f ,
Gunsmith & Locksmith. Breech and Muzzle Loading Rifics.
GUNS.GTJN MATERIAL AND 1TETAL LIC CAKTK1DGE5.
Kap&lr t sg rc ' every dvHcrJpilou don e l u t k < tie 31 uia. i i i t ' r .
Ooriii-rof U r i d g e a n d K l T e i s t x c e t s — u p j r . t !iiSi:l o t s t a i r s .
P L A T I S B r i i G l i >" T .
» ? r i T H E I l i L L ' S H O T E L L I V E R *
O .£.. COOJ.KY & CO., i T o p x l e t o w /
l 'arlu-T In v.-ai.t vf a Good T u r c « u t . elThi-r for biisiut-ss o r p leasure , should <-ail a, AVitherill's Uotel Livery Stable , w h e r e U.lT wi l l j i i id
Good Turuonts of Every ItescripUsu, A?JI> A T K E A S O K A B I K F K I C K 8
K ^ K v a r y t h l u E i i e w a u d l i i i t o o d o rde r . C . B . COOLEY £: C<
E. K. BE0MLEY. i very StabI
-OK
ClislGfl Street tie How Center! everybody Travels that Way!
—AND—
Brace & Wood K n o w i n g t b e f a c t , h i . e
R e m o v e d t h e i r
Grocery & Provision S T O R E
—TO—
ARMSTRONGS NEW BLOCK, Noi. 6 and 8 Clinton Btr—t.
Whrre we will V« trappy to mt«t our Old customer*and m a n y ne«r one*.
Our Kooaa will a lways be lound FltKKH.aa invoice* are recejvfed dally from Muutuern uiarkeu. and wit a iiu-reused raellHles l a ta« way of rapid del ivery of good*, people Wl | | bav« ho tlata to wait befora tbe uoixl» a t* presented t u t l i o i r door no matter iu Wfc/.l parlul t a e city Ihcy may live.
Dry Goods, Groceries , Provis ions ,
S o o t s &7i& Shocr, Hata and Caps,
Pork, Flour, Fish,
a n d ever> th ing t h a t 3s k e p t in a genera l a s sor tment o t goods. I h e s e goods will he 3old a t
80TT0M PRICES! The pub l i c are cord ia l ly i nv i t ed t o call and
examine the good* and pr ices before pur-chaslng elsewhere,
t3r"*u^l3raetio-» guaranteed in every case .
H . J . BULL. BurakacN. V., Sept. 28, ISSC. « u
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G-oocL Tnrnoiit . --- a l A v a y t -in Beadine.^s .
Also, a l a r g e l i n e or Carr iages , l 'liuetOLi and i larneb>es , ho th n e w a n d second hai .d , fur sa le eheax*.
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BRACE 4 WOOD.
JOHN WILSON & SON, The Old Reliable Painters,
Arc n u t t h i s Hprinc withj a iu l l force Of •lcllia/1 ass is tant!* ,and ready to at tend,
A T S H O R T N O T I C E , TO Olip KM9 rOM
Heiiifi Paintiufe-. CarriHge Painting.
~Z*xt J. aiuticg. 5i(?n Paiatinp.
Oraamestal P a i n t i n g , Paper Hanging.
Kalsomimng. (i lazing.
Decorating. ftc„ Ac. All work <!<M.O w i t h ThorouabnesaandDia-
'pateb.aud at Moderate F r i e e i . • y Mixed F a i n t s a nil P r e p a r e d Kalaoiulue
del ivered to a*y parlor the vil lage. Leave erdera a t 11 COXNBLIA RTKK4CT,
PLATTSBVkiiH V. r.
Marble and Granite Works.
HOUSE, SIM AND CAIIUIE MIWTtiH..
A. C. BUPOHT
R E E D . P e r u , N . Y.
I* furtiUUIaf al l kinds of M4KM|ilC and OKaWITK WOKK8. HfcADeTOM-*. JMONU-•iJCVTS, T a » 0 « f O F S . HHBLVKJl. CitFIKG. * e . . Jto , at towan l iv lav urieaa. All work
| aroempt ly done to older , a a d w a t t a a u a t e b e « a aapreaeatad.
UUABAJM KCKlf. «^. .H.T. .e l»f«aU. l l iT. Vl,l
MM • !> ' • •* • • f c a a e j S O U I M M M t t , AVO A&>% KlattM o r JOB
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RANSOM'S
LIVERY STABLES! rpaE DK1>1£KS1G>-ED H A V I N G A pim-liaseU the ent l ry Livery out l i t .ji Mr
HiriiAiin bTAVE.respe.-ilully annoui . t e ihsd h e will eon t l n u e t h e b i . i i i . e s s a t h i s old s t and
OH COUKT EOrSE SQ0A1.I, --here h e v.-II1 h e glad t o v. eleohje t h e forinei pa t rons and a l l h i s fr iends des l r i i g
G c o d l t i v a x ' y T n r a o n l e . KspeciaJ a t t e n t i o n j iaid tw S u m m e r a a e
Pleasure Trave l , a n d p a r t l e * c a r r i e d t o th» Lakei- a n d JSoun ta lu» a t r easonab le rau- . and l i r s t -c lasss ty le .
•'JattShurKh -N. Y.
H A R N E S S E S . •nATiIlT1 throw M a y y t ,-., r JIOXKT . i r . ' ! ,nt UUU A sale work when you fan bay a-
A i«o. 1 Sictjle Harness for $22 00 SU-Kel t r i m m e d a n a ()Hlc SlUl'lt.ahd TA i m a i t ed. Al l OTK e q u a l l y uw. Call before >t.T
Y\ T v- „ » " E O . K J K J E X l i i . o i . aehuy le rKa l l s . J r . l j - i . i s e* .
O O T T H l L T ^ i g
New Variety and Dollar Store. O p p o s i t e C u m b e r l a n d H o u s e ,
PL ATTSHUKGH. S. ¥ .
VTOU '=»" Und a l a rge a n d wel l seie--ied X s tock of STAPLE A ; , ' D rANCY GOODh
which hei ug bough t f o , OA-JI , w i l l b a a o w a.' VTU-KSIO defycomjjcttlivn. " ' J!' t " » » i U 1 J " o c k o f VASKS ,CUPS,MA30L-1CA t. A l t B . a n d o t l i e r a r t i e l e s t o o u u m e r o u , t o n i e n t i o n . » umu t j i oa i
l h a i i k l n g the p u b l i c for past favors a n d s o I l c l U u c a e o n t i n u a j j c e o l t t e . a i . f . , * ' 'f Kewaiu ,VouriRe»pecUul ]» ,
C. H. COTTB1LL.
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