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tone XXX. Norwood, St. Lawrence Comity,

fell" at

e%yaur orders for baledvlRODEB, '

fcIimfettated Buffalo CourjeiJC o n sale at N t a 1 each

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lot ofe thQge , shirt

. is late and backPhosphate to rush

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Orabb, Norfolk-sells,

i and Quarts, a^balf-gaUon:

game of base-* ball wastPotidam, Wednesday, be3 Techs and NO*WIQ& Uni

Score 1 to 1 favor »f

Dlale meeting of Congregalurches is to be held thisaijatoga Sprmfpeakers frombe presentb game of ball is, expectedR ay afternoon on. the park,

arrd H i g eangements for ftHh Sholif&sena High Schp&b

SJwfe/ offCounty.'has;

Uqt the burning di»bis16 and barns,* set by ai a passing ehgwe *

1 is a great kick going up§rican publishers regardlew Qanadian Newspaper7 all papers gpftfg wttove to prepay pqstafce at at seven times advance

jtoany publishers wpaotefftd fcend^papers xptfcL,f lot different tejcms "

Bstojnssf0Eficer ft C ?

jl^ Tpesfliyl Maf'k 190//' i >i Ntmflber is .? f f i s diking Fourth

celebration. s

- O i l for all kinds of machinery,50c per gallon at Kinsman's.

w i U P u t d o w n ^ i sm i l e s of c e m e n t

i lor sale, atWrite himW 0 Tafts, Norfolk:'

for easy terms

PERSONALS. ' 11

Miss ROSE FLYNN has a position inthe bank

WM D FULLER made, a business

jrand en.ter«i..r paid overflensburg

gpSnthe ayeBills accou

. |the Ctf /feomotives: from th

Ehey weretaken

—Assemblyman Gray, of Ogdens-burgj will deliver the Memorial da?address at Tlackville, May 30th.

—•Go to the Norwood ice Creamand Candy Store, next door to Ful-ler, foi vour ice cream, candy andsoda water

i yWheninneejlofanythinginthepostal card or magazine line, dropinto Nims1 store corner Mechanica,nd Leonard streets. - -;

-rSupervisor Sisson has receivedthe public school money, and willmail check on receipt of ordersproperly drawn and endorsed.

-^We have printed bills announc-ing a game of ball, to be played be-tween the Helena pnd BrasherFalls, Thursday, May 30th, atBrasher Falls

—The editors and publishers ofthe eounty have been invited to abanqitet, to be held at GouverneurjMay 24th and incidentally talk over^matters relative to their business./—Coal in the bin, in the spring isnd Sin* In fact, it's a great virtue.

,Jt1ijShows that you are a wise buyer• nfl endeavoring to get the best forthe least price J. V. RODEE.

^ v-rAdvertised letters:—Mrs. G. J.Jones, L Braumaghem, 2; LeoHalmes Mrs Lucinda Taylor, .MissPearl Spears, Tony Shallace, Mr.O,,Gt Wells, Stanley Wright, MissJjyfender V. R. SMITH,. P. M.

"^•If an "employe." of an Easternpupljsltyng company writes you anjee letter and says that the con-cern wyl j>ay you $2 per hundredfgr writing similar letters at home,dojttr#]brte And don't send on $1a$kedfor "material.'.1

—The board of education at

trip to Canton, yesterday

RHODES DAVIS has moved mHaskell house, on Park stieetf

MR HARRY KENDALL ha.s rnqyedfrom Cottage street, to Ulm, street *

Miss HANNAH MOOKEI oi-Cantoh,is the guest of Mrs, Frank O'Bhea,

MR SAMUEL PEMB^RTOIT, of Wad-dington was in Norwood, Saturday

RAY THOJUSON has engaged to runDr. Hakins honk honk, thiai sum,

esff SE^-^R IS showing the n,e>-i

things in summer milhtoeryM K i f B h F

tis showing somestraw fiats sfor ladies

_ p Mar tin, ofMadrid, was^n Norwood, W buW;nesjs, yesterday ' *

Miss TyfATiD wiiL j ^ entertainedsome of <het! college friends frdm -StLaurence, TJniyersify, last Saturdayevening

—New p w eSeave,is's*v

E L, Wh itney HbVse,

—To et best flow mieed * r fJ

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WatertowBj

merMR LUKE BOYEAR attended &

theatre at Potsdam one night latetweek 7

MR W H WELLS and son, Fred,spent the past week guests, of DanteiButler r

MRS FRED CRONTC and_ ch^tdrenvisited her mother atrecently.

MR T M SPENCER has moved! into Miss Sarah Fletcher s house ObPark street \ „

MR GEORGE FURNESS of Boston,is visiting at Mrs Kathryn Sutherland s ^

MRthe Nhome.

MR JOHN TEBO and family havemoved to JTorwpod from Tupper-

•Esttra copies of Tjttc.3 <5ents. each.. v ;

you>needind

ionly(

JOHN MILLER, operator forY C spent some time at his

LakeD J MCCARTHY has improved his

t t dc th fie

efar ojr iwobee^ T?rprk:

tajty of E d. vein, of zinj

ted authotitihas been,to be we

A numboutcropp'evelom^

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( palcan be|hortly be1 de

\6naJarge" b6 jt

Niagara Falls recently opened bidsfdr supplying the" sphools with coaland&ll tlie bids, .twelve.in number,were identical The board promptlyreferred the bids to the district at-lowiey of Niagafa county to investi-

,te as to whether an illegal com-ation existed.-Eaton & Brownell, engineers

*^nd architects, with offices in Car*thage, have secured the contract fors,the preliminary work and the sur-vey fo'r the proposed railroad fromBaymondvjUe to^Waddington on the•St Lawrence They will also drawShe plans for a wharf to be oons-

iiejed at Waddington.

^~.An editor, who contracted theihabit of going to church, has this"to Say Ladies should take off theirhats in church. No preacher caninspire a man who is looking into a

as mp sSpring street residence with a finenew piazza. '. *; t;

MR HARRY KENDALL has movedinto the Richard Oakes house, onElm street i

Miss EJIMA CARDINAL IS the nejrnight operator at the Independenttelephone ofhce

MRS BARNEY CBEIGHXON, of R ayj

mondville, is visiting her son,James, of this place « , „ - » "

DR KISSANE has purchased a 20-foot gasoline launch, and expects tokeep it at Massena ^

Ift&s H Ci f /last week

in? r u g sionds & Co

at f*—Double SJonograni ftloftee costs

moite a.nd is better than any other,\ ^ JOHNp MAdKEY )^ T h ^ produetibnôf. eggs in Ne\£

York ^tajie'isn.ow'a.n average of 240per year for every map, woman andchild % * ,

—Hefgular meeting of, Lyra C h ^rterO % Sj, Wednesday evening,May 2!2d A pleasant social houris anticipated i si

d h t ^ i l l the $100,-J J l d ^ a

—Tofbe in command its isnecessary to be,a ityrattt *• $ s

b,e

ax

riot

,— A-dew- ,fa the Henry:

tacii "black and white, at

>is beinfe puttfley residence

misses' 6xf,6tdsi ^ d d

Bîtigtpri, Uticî and New Yoifk paperseveryday a 1wtt™"> - !

* THE BAUD ORGANIZED.1 f ^£ 1

There-wag "a, Urge a t t e p t i e j athe meeting ,held in Firemenlis Hall,Friday evemngs JEdr orjgstttiziBijp aJba^d %h,et meei^ng was. cap ttf 6 r ^ rby A^ H Bfickerfeiom who^ on motion,,was made ohatfmari and Haifify J .W h , êretary The n^me

for the organization was> l ^H Sfl

by—patches repaired to keep^ljp]

satisfactipng—The steatoerk 1f

ctipn L i ( s

•''"Where /Now"'"d

t —The steatoer i Where /NowWakes 1fouif trips per "day betweenClaytoând Alexandria BayliA j

—Bobkmgs at the1 sttttftrier1

A l d B f thBobkmgs at the s t t t t e r mikej

at Alesjandna Bay for •the cominSeason are said to pe itttusii)artl]# ' \

QMoSônds^ssiiediOr JJuildmn'ew 6ehodl hbuse, ) Tfie rate oft t 4 $fr 1 i

) T,1is one, 4 per

them \ f

While the egg brougkt in f tidvbl H l l ' h l t

gg gOharleg Hall's henry was large, itfall short m size' when, comparedwith that of Mr Ford, A'pril 166h,by an eighth of an inch

—Welden L o o k i e ^ Gouverneurjth^man, vsrho was shot'in^he somel a t inter and yrhdrA t was ex

~ u i? » \^îvp year rold Willie ^Gros,sinan>i0f Syracuse,'wanted to bp-a postmanand Scattered amopg'the neighborsa bujxdle of letters that passed between his pare'nt^ before their mar

1?h jfe V Jbh jtween his parent^ before heir marjage 1?he aujfeaors Vere Jbhe onjy,foneam\pleased3

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^ i ^ M f i "h$&1ed to^taffleJarittB .Aon, outiof *l8,fl00in\l90&, hasarrested m KaW York The pr^son-e'r at fir!p denied ,his identity, anddeclared* etnad, never heapd.-JcifBankeri'Spear "* H r later admitted' afc he had helped to separate

f'romfais $48,000 an^^named

arrived * ?St/Paul last week She came hometo attend to the rebuilding of herresidence,. * MR ANB MRS tc

)d, -and wilt occupyin the & D Eeed

t ^ , vs w ^he slast? winter, and yrhdrA it waspected potlld not recover^ is able to•now. go about in a> wheel chair He*has, not recovered the use of bis

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Societies. o f 'S t Law''DFsjtrKjt 'wilF 4&14 theirmeeting at^Bâsh^r, ^ - Y ," and 24th, Session t6 begin

j'glpcfe. ^Thpsem,lr iy^d toât

anquaV corivention of thek S|Ste/I$anker's/ Assooia

,00TJb,e p

ed ,in this' phis accorripnces^have been pub!

^—^The governor has signed theMatthewsi"renovated butter bill,which provides thstj renovated orprocess batter^ when sol,d to thfe

5ts by retailers,^shall beas such by the,m upon Jjhe

_ . — „ . . treasi^rer, and FranK'VSforden, musical director^ t^beirijtnecessary^ jto raise >an amount ofmoney for the1 purpose of defrayinga few necessary expenses, a com-mittee of entertainment was appoint-ed consisting of, Guy JJ, Finch fSttdCharles; Anable, who will at oncearrange for a band benefit ball.Tickets witt be printed and every?qne asked to purchase otie ox more ,and in this way receive something'ih return foit their mon^y "Getyour hand on yotir ipocketboofc and4oriffe ay no V .The lnsjfcunêntatrtraof the ban^ waf arranged ap follows•-,' Charles Anable, clarinet'' Gilbert Simondg, clarinet

A H Nickerson, sola cot.Fi£P Clark first cbrtaet

" Harry Worthing, second ebi*netJJajck. Cummings^piceoloFrank Wprderi* baritone«.Leon, jAusiin, solo altoLawrence McCormick, 1st altqEdso$ Morgan, slide trombone,™" - L~ Barnes, tenor ^

Davis, bass"~ ndh, snare drujta.

raffe;, bass drum "are others desirous of tak-swfio will be provided for

as^soonfas; convenient J -^Tith thismuch abcQpipIished w& outlook* isvery brtght fjar a smart little bandm Norwoods.; i

MAKE MOHEY RAISING POULTRY.

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ing partas^soonf

.marltfed as such by the,m upon #>ewrappers m which the product is

rtd ^ f l y ihs*fegfiHftti«(nwrapp whc-enrtosed formerly gonly'apphed t6 fhe prgwal packagesin, Jyhich tiieûtter was sold bv thema&»factuiferror wholesaler to "theretail dealer \ ^ *

Jop sided aggregation of deadStuffed "weasels, chamelionribbons, beads, sticks,

itraws, corn tassels and thistle'to^n> I t makes a sinner feel lost

MR A N M R S Jreturn to Norwood,the tenant roomsresidence

MR GEORGE ISSHTH has moved $the Norwood Paper Company's houseon Spring street, formerly occupiedby Mr Lewthwaite

t«m will be &lij atHbtelJProni^nacf,Tho>lsaad Islands, Tune 27tltn<and

8ttf*J according to announcement byn d , n

according to announcement byPre,sideat Elh^fit C -MacDougai, dfNew Yorlr City The^copveijtionVill probably continue ov^r Saturflay and Sunday; foljowmg ihe^ 2Sth<and a,number of siê tuips ate bemg<

Catoon Gtoiitemût willMRS NOAH PEARSON Ifeft Sunday; 3Qm thief vear in celebratitisr jthe

for Jamestown, TS Y ,as delegate to I glorious Fourth 61 July,,, Thesethe State Assembly of JEêbekahînr -*'-*- * 1—-«---Session to day and to-morrow

MR ANB MAS A $attended the conclaveLawrence Commander;Canton Friday night, igood time

rof

^nd

Statt a

ious Fourth 61 July, Thesewo^villages Which h^v? a Tworkmg

agreemgnTt as to celebrating alteri between(th$maelv'es m holding

a ^ day, spoMs and obThis yea'v it beconles

s turn t d ^ t h e h t h

—The j'une meeting o£ Stre4ce County Pomona Grange willbe h^ld at Hammond oh Wednesday^JiineSSth W N Giles, Worthy1 Sec(of N1^Y^StateQrange,fwill be,present and addiess the members both

ta& and evening Theti|dr.woodat 8 25 A srainmond in tame^fpfr ifhe

"mo^nrog aess'ion. The S^ Lawrenee/Jpo lecturers' obnference wiube. lefd th^ fdilowiilg day1 in theHammond grange hall

..4 meeting was held ofCourt Surprise, $fo,"""

at tu ^ ^ p s w iGDuvertfeur,'s 'assistance ana preQe -•» \ H^paratioTosjatready are urider way

OHAH^, J W t i * * B t the? J.TK^#9SOcMionôr thePrdt

The Ogdensburg Agriculturalh l d 'M annâl meeting,

re-electing W.'# hi

sele.ot the other, -officers,er's repbrt showed re-ffiW to l06 a ^ a

-mmm

hW of -Wf.«r. "Thea fortbis y|sr^ % are Septv,

tfheSt LiiS^^Distjkion-

past ten days v l s i t i b g ^ |>vo«hur 1M *S? *£?>in New Haven, Conn/f ie also-^6, * ^ L w •itld friends in New York, Boston «*»*««*•and Worcester < ( t

MRS EAsritONB BA»BBB?» ofRosano Mexico, arrived in "wood last week, and will 1

i time here witk herMr and Mrs W T^ Leonard

MB, AiiB MRS B j>, HfflrtiaProvidence, R 1 , formerly bfwood, are attending the; naiconductors convention, beiftgat Memphis, Tent

Wi. "fi^J-rt- "1- *r* O » i vJLk« #JfS

Death, tMeArtjitir1 and Daniel jDomat *o Albany last, week to

the examination for locomotive eigineer^' pap"ersi We understandall successfully passed^

MR H B McO&si'tAsr, oftPhilH"delphia, JS ?fgenm*&nt lorFrank HoltOn & C6manufacturer* of &andwas in Norwoodând attended theif>g in the interest•• G B HoLBftooK, whileloWerlnga.platform in hi* oa»ri»jff «b«4, fi(|tTuesday morning, wet wUhwwWulInjury to hi« ^L^/h.!lPând cutting t » RfofcX••tidB*M^***g*_der the skillfulphysioian* th«y .Snger from. wapulrtloo.

or hirondack^, adopfe^rfeg the Fuller

e the legisState water

fbres'talso '

ilbtliof the statfe'and to

cfev^lophiefiti f t fott- 1 '*- " • • - - •

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J t resojution.ifig the leaish , t

inflation of 115^000 fore%^ \h denuded: areas.

O ft, in Maccabee Pall* Friday• " " " \d& the purpose

„,_ o -^ of, their members,,Christie Cardinal, with & collection.of tk tipl)B8, us'eftiV and <Jr,namentaLMts,; Garainal's houfee and contents,were dtfsiroyect by fire severalWeeks ago Tne Court took thisway of helping'a distressed memberan.d\ fancy that I t is well to belong toa*n organizition '•' that lives upto thre r obligatidns, A. sho^tprogram, was renderbd, after which,

"" T,o every new or old siibscrêjfwho will pay1 us f l 35 we wilf Jsen,d <,th^ni the NORWOOD NEWS and''Poiiltry Husbandry," one year.$h}S latter is a magazine devoted-' tothe raising of poultry profitably.Also, articles on turk d k ^

S;'" l i v e s t ks o ey s ^

livestock, r bees, p i g e ,

f horticulture, * (Sfo Na

rmer or others interested in the&bovesub]ect should he without thisperiodical Don't wait Send yourmoney right m J

Yours respectfullyS*ai;H & MARTIN

FIRE AT MALONE

The planing mill of Mr Mertagh,on Duane Bstreet burned yesterdaymorning The loss is reported at$10,000 mim

At The Louisville MillsA Ml and complete stock of all

kinds of mill, feeds, .RecleanedGlobe Grass Seed, Fine Tree BrandClover seed "We have our stock; olSeed Corn in and we ask you to calland. examine same, take a samplehotne and plant it and see that itwjll grow

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B w t Jf Cardinal, which

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a pnatoour village

our JOQidSt Mft7th %

Eht^dfeathcameki& mtttty f wesds

sreryfew

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ritovxrsome

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ubf

Mini* Jfawnt

|»pst%Statodard fQrmiiil is the be^t

thft State oftpeo^lv baper^nreach the R F

t> jiuTtJsiBBjibor" the a^y1 it is issuedTbespefcial R F", D edition ot the

jQurnal ismot a niornwg, r ri is thesdme paper tha,t isin Sysacusse ,tha dsy, beforethe,date 1$ cha^0d Friday

May 3 the Pgst Standard,04 with every legitimateps,pe^ ia the wftntry, cona full stOrv of the state sen-

ihoJding SUpennten,_.„ The so dftlledr Syra*nittg Jonrnal of that date,

__ „ ptWmS tH df y betot&i ofcourse did ^ have* word Of itA tumtvg p a p * *h*t 1* unabte to

irtnt 4«w« happening later %%m 3in the ptomaan of the day

Reliable Rug Factory.Send at once Clean, serviceable

and beautiful rugs rewoven fromworn caipets Address for particulars, Wyman Fuller, Norwood, NY , o r W R Loveless, Gen Agt,Tupper Lake, N T_

flay! Say! Buy Coal m Kay,Or at least get your order, entered,

not pn the tablets of yom memorybut on our order book. Once ordered we do the rest J V

imc8>far 41ttfWtf

l r k ) | * yp»y W.OO per yearMadkrd u i w l i

t«o w«ek»r free

For SaleHall tree, center table, piazza

screens, twelve tew lugs and a fewother articles will be sold at a sacrrifice Call at door 4SL, WtotneyHouse"^

New

Tickets, on sale dto Novi SO Choice of'rodês.' _,.tailed information of fioket ageuta.

At l^^yinondville,In c h a r g e d 8 3 Bush, Esq*

Mill Feed of all kinds—Grass andClover Seed, Se&a Corn ,

J, H WHAIBN;

To KentA general store Apply to Mrs.

Anna Blanohard, Brasher Fall* i

ForChoice, youuft dairy oows. Inquiry

ofP J Gumming*, Norwood. i

Gentlemen

mm. $ a

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