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3.1x? CITIZEN/'8.
Theehvernetterhnboonbronghttotho
utentioncftheMSewinglncbine
Contpsnylryl.lleed.ho..wheisfor-e
nethetthecenpeeyerepreperodtoroosive
aproponitlafro-thhcitv.butddrethet
itsheliboinsugibie shspe. Theyheve
WWMWMM
expectsoontoneheaosieethreofalocad
ry for the section ofthsh- wfoctory.
Andthhrnestingh celled terthepurpoae
ofgettingenonsessioeofpublic opinion.
and for the insoguotiou of s rnovsrnent
thstwillresoltlssenodedniteandrolieblo
sctiononthepertofthecity.
Andwehope thst every usenwhofeeh
on interestinthe growth and.qu
South Xorwslh willboprooent.endpreper-
edtohbutrnodtebringebostthisscquhi-
tiontoout' popolstios end weslth. There
oreseverel locstiene thst conbepurchseed
ressonsbiy. end a united elort end alibenll~
tyin subscribing towsrdbuyingendctfsrlng
aesgift.(conditionelly.of Maui
grounds to socoutnodnte the ctr-pesy will
haveagreetinduence upon theirdocbiou.
Let the rneetinghe fully attended to-nightl
Andletsnornount-flcieottosecurethe
property bepledged; acoutnittceeppoistsd
to consult end nqetiote with the ccrnpsny.
sndbringto their nit-ties thetnsnvodvan-
rsoce offered by thh locolityfortheocooonr
rcsl and convenient trencsctien of their
busier-mend“ feel s-nred that ourse-
ticipations in the nratter will be reeliscd.
mm
Thereiseowordinthelngiiehlsm
thst is so perverted in its applieetioeas
econeny. Wohoer it on everyslde.end
genersllyesodtoconveyawrongueenleg.
EcouonryJoits treehterpretstioo.aceord-
ingtctheauthofltienneens‘mvoidingeil
wussdsppiyhg-ooeytothebostad‘
vosrsge.“ Weheveattendedrnany-eetinge.
end ineveryone of the-we bevefousd
menodvocating rneaeureeundorthocloeh
of meow.thetroellynreoet petal-ony.
it does not follow that the individoel or
corporation thot spends the leestnoney
istheurosteconouucel.butthoeethatspeed
nonoytothebenadvsntegmandwhereit
within the most good. Wooldsnranbe
consideredscoeo-ioelwholtvedenhresd
andwetersloneunhenbenkhteddtohis
dietother-erepoletabieedfileoforwould
hewhowereonlyelotheaeuooghtocover
netedneoe.regardlessofcnstote's.beconeid~
eredoneconcrnist? Rot e bit of it. lie
would be looked et one mean “cuss.“ end
to he pitied. As with individuelnsowith
corporations. Whoeverheardofeucbprm
grossing. and taking the front renh.thal
refused toiodiciouslyexpend’theueene it
hedstitsdisposel. Peoplein this country
night have continued down to thopresont
deylivinginiogcsbinxeodwoeringhenre
spon.had such on economy es indicsted
shoveheenpractised. But this is sworld.
andcopecisllysnsge.ofirnproveruut. Old
thingsaresbovedtotheresr.sndnewoneo
soughtsfter. 1th notenot‘bthetwego
olongintheoldsndlongtrsveied rut:we
mustgetoutofigandontoehighersnd
moresdvoncedplane.
And wesrosorry to seeevidences of this
sortoffeleeeconornyintheectionofonr
new BoordofOonnciiuen. ltleurged thst
thecityexpcnocsfor thepestyesrhovo
hecnvervlsrge.snd itisnowevdientlythe
pleura-shesroductioointhenmegerdls-
of the mucous. At the meeting of
theBosrdofConneilrnenoa Hondsylsst.
whenthernotiarioclccteChief of Police
woonaiesoueofthernentbers sdvoceted
thsdhprssdngwithedeyforce sltogether.
asitcoststhoeitywarnouthmndinsteod
of electing two ~pstrolrnen as heretofore.
sppointedbutone. Theciectingofbutone
policcnsnfornightdotywefhinbhsgreet
minke. Tobesnroitisbctterthsnnoth~
ing.bntsnrkhty little better. Letithe
hnowntoagangofthlemilndtheyinvs-
risblyactinccncutatbettheyhsvetofoer
butcnenssnndtheywiilgengellytrset
hirn with contenpt. This city covers a
greet den! of territorynld itwonld take
onernenhisentiretlnsetonehetheround.
Wedonotthiaktheco-plointhesbeen
o—syucewhiobthhpeusge tex async-
cdonfor these-est. Thepahiishorsero
TbePeurthof Julywss rrrede the one»
side for the for-reel trensfer of Psirnrount
Perk. by the City of Pbilsdelpbis to the
Arosricen Contonlel Cour-lures. We
coed“ from a verycxteoded report of the
proceeding in the Hartford Dorset .-
“The- city onthoritia of Philadelphia.
guests of the warm. the centenninl
board of hence. and others. not in Inde-
lel st 8 o‘clock in thesfternoon.
when layer Btohely welcomed thorn to the
eityins brief address. After thissshort
thus was devoted to the exauinstion of nu-
rnercus psintlngs and relies collected in the
hell preparstorv to exhibition at the con-
tsnnisl. end then carriages wereentered and
the procession nroved towerds the pork.
Among the gentlemen in the procession
were the lion. Horton lollicheel. the Hon.
D. J. lot-rill. Win. Sellcrxcentonniel board
of licence. John L. Shuntake. cheirnrsa.
and eepeciel committee of the centennial
cosnnritteo of the city of Philadelphia. Sec~
retery Robeson representing the President of
the United Stolen. Gcncrsl Ilse-icy. presi-
dent of the centenniel control-ion. John
Welsh. president of tho board of finance.
rnenrbers of the cabinet. Governor Hart‘
rsnft. United Stereo Senetorrr end Represcn.
totivea. Governors of States. and others At
the port a platfortn cepehlo of costing 000
had been erected. e50 sores to be cc-
cupied by the exposition were stehcd out
with hsndsotrro legit '
The exercises were opencd with preverby
BiehopSlntpeon of the Methodist Episcopsl
Church. at the close of which the lion.hior~
ton Hatched. president of the curb coor-
ni-ion. rnsde e formal treusfer of the ellot-
ted grounds to Joseph R. flawloy. president
of the United States centeuuhtl commission.
~We have received from losers ppleton
«I Go eanrsll publication entitled “ nseuity
inks reieliou to Crime.“ by W. A. lieut-
ntond.li. D..professorofdissueeoftho
mind in Bellevuc iieopltel Medicel College.
etc. The suthor first quotes on a text three
noted cases from French jurisprudence.
illmretlve of the nredlco-lcgel rclstion of
unity to crime. end follows with e luglvel
end comprehensive ”weary. The pt»
oitions token are teneblc.errd the ergunrcuts
will be considered sound by oil sensible
reeders. One point we should like to hove
soon more forcibly bendled. vie: The object
of punishment should be not only the pm.
tectioo of society. but else the reforrnetion of
the critnlnsl. The author rightly holds thet
so inserts person deprived of his lib-
erty on sccount of reorder should never
sgsin besllowedtotogo stlorgo. The
book should be reed by everybody. sud
especieilv by those who rue to not so iurorn
on any cescwburo the plea of luseuily is
likely to be interposed.
oomewowbficrr.
Trip to Tolls-d County.
it is getting to be fsshionable for travelers
to publish detailed eccounts of their jour-
neyirtgs for the benefit of the general reed-
er. The feshion is a good one. end should
be more generally sdopted eerrruch valueble
infer-notion con thereby he obteined. With
this view wegiveourreodersasbortshetch
of our recent trip to Staiford.Tolland Cortn-
ty. which. as everybody knows or ought to
know. is attested in the northeastern part of
the Store. and bordering on Hasoechusetts.
After bidding sdieu to the amnboys
end ell typographicel cores. we ensconce
ourselves in one of the comfortsble N. Y.
e N. 1!. core. hound esstwsrd. &w as
merry. perbepa a neiority of the renders of
the 8m have but s iinritsdhnowledge
of the routcfmtn this city to Stelord. it rosy
be well to indicote the cities. towns end ste-
timees we “ swiftly glide slung." And first
wecorne to Westport.‘o town fest goining
celebrity for ibetetely Kepler. end echoing
the borne of “ Poul." the spostle of Journsl‘
ion. The highest ambition of itsinhebitsnts
seenstobothereieingof onions; sndfront
thesppearsnce of thevost fields of thissav-
otyvogetshle.they hidfsir to rival even
Wethes‘eid. Wothen pose on to South-
port. Green's Peruse. Psirdeld.
Strstford. the mosquitoes paredise. )lilford,
West Keven our! New Keven. Here we felt
s little .spprehensive for the ssfsty of our
poo-here change.” we had often booed ithino-
edthotNew Keven depot wee thefsvorite
rendenvous for light-lingered gentry. But
our fesrs were dispelled when then-doctor
announced that“this cei- goss through to
Mord!“ Pro: New Ham we token
northerly comes. pacing through North
Bevel. Wailhglcrd. e tetra noted for its
Inc fer-use end its free love community.
”Tm w. I pong. thrlflng city.
ishhthphl eflhgs’laitetery m.
will ofexhibitiog o degree of eoterprhs
onesbsdbvnoeityinflewlnglssdgnniin.
whuoyosungdesgeeacsfcmddlotown
dwmwswa cent more patients-1y
. Atthbpointwetshotholisn-
wmwwwmmnorm‘
, ‘-
oppsrtsotty to stroll through them
“pullout. and “fl, Nell;
Mose store otstioe. Wm Vii-V
ltsgtoa.) we resch Bollard ”rings. the tw-
Ihus'of oor’enrnov. f
m s s top toy-stir dulled lair
twosodotieeer porishss. Stem eed Wat
m Btdfcrd Spring is to nest pop-
nlunand enterprhing viliege in the town.
end hos.hy on set of the present
token its place snow the boroughs of the
Bests. Its mineral qwhgs h‘evo enquired
oeodderebls noties.aod ass coiebretsd for
their virtues in curing esteem dioceses.
Tit Iodioss dret rnsde thessttlsrsacousint-
odwith the virtues of these springs. when.
in the yesr me. this part of the country
begsotobessttlod. ithsdbsenthelrprso-
tics. from tirne lune-odd. to retort to
the- in wer- wuther. and plent tbdr wig-
wanTts around then. They recountuded
tbewetu'u- eyeowutee. lutgnveostboir
err-reason for drinking it. thst it enlivened
theirepirits. It is sold thet. in “70. these
gringo were carefully examined by Dr.
Warren. who then bod thoughtsof perches-
lngthe lend on which they rioo.withsviow
of ostsblisbing bit-self upon it. Bohseoeent
events afterwsrds trendermed the‘ yslcisn
into a soldier. and Dr. Wenen f l in the
first greet struggle for our independence.
Dr. Willerd sftorwerds put 'Dr. Woman‘s
plan in operation by building a ierge hotel
for the reception of petiente. The estebllfl'
neat. under the rnsnegernent of Mr. Geo.
C. Sporbawk. will. no doubt. fully- sustain
its former reputation.
(To be continued facu- next.)
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15 the Editor of Tn Burma:
We bod expected to soy nothing more
reletive to the Hour tnen.thao whom. teklng
his word for it. and he does notfailtoopoek
tbet word often. there is no men in the wide.
wide world beside himself who knows ony-
thing. Whoever hes read the How‘s edito-
rials for e term of time must be convinced
of this. “snowmen.“ our aide-ole.
long since doceesed. would soy. is “ e very
ingenious con.” lie spoils it ell. however.
by the exercise of gluing inconsistencies.
the displey of belching propensities. end
the disposition to. alert boldly up to err st.
rock. but to exhibit how lenrely hocon back
down when ective lighting begins. There is
too touch of «if in this ”our men. lie is
sweet. to be sure. when he eeseys to criticise.
but he cuts his secchrtrine mutter where it
cennct win hearts or decreed respect. it
me ”our men would succeed with the peo‘
ple. he nttrst clip those literery core of his.
now too long for comfort. end before they
shall have extinguished his evident sliort~
sightcdnces form-er. The Hour use quotes
entire. our erticle in lest week‘s Stimson.
teching on per-egrephs about our ooutvit.
(this is not the first time the pot hes been
csunht calling the kettle block.) Illustriou-
tioos. ignorsnee of lenguoge. criminality. etc.
aedfor the but line in his ltfe.wheu "bills
were prsoonted. eckuowledgto thet he “does
not uudcreterrd thorn.“ fie their toys.“ int-
proaelng e turtle rurrst he a very interesting
operetiun.“ Yes; we tried it on the ”our
nrert. end found it eminently so. The "our
men further rcruorks. “ it it to be hoped
‘i‘eul‘ rosy be able hereafter to tlud iouyll‘
nests tlrrtt t‘s sensitive.“ We no dentin. but
deru not expect reslisstiun while worriug
on the thick hide of e rhinoccms. oppue
strut cditor. The New lilNi‘tl whole oour~
nteut on our erticlo motives iteclf into this
exclerueliou: “ \‘i‘lterr‘s the point i“ “Nous
so blind or those who will not root“ sud we
enswor thus: A teen in the streets of Lou-
dorr stepped up to e cockrwy. eud esked~
“ My door sir. will you direct Inc to the lieuk
of Euglend r“ To which the letter ropitvd.
“ Why: you blasted Mos. yuu‘rc sterrdlu‘ M‘u
the obedow but the blasted beult now 2“
Part.
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it do no» or the Susanne:
Let it young ruse leern sixteen Infusions
at the some time. end insist upon ‘pursulng
this system for yours. there is it poor chance
that he ever will become on expert in any
of those sixteen professions. And yet thin
is the eyslcut promised in merry of our
institutions. piling subject mutter for the
study of their pupils. crowding upon the
young ntiud e mess of heterogeneous leern~
ins. so that. when the young men reuclrco
the elites: of this style of edueetlon. end
you put him to a test of showing his useful-
ness.it will look out thet he is not fit for
spy vocetion of life. We could even ctw
examples which would show thet such che‘
otic learning without a preothel turn is
often a dengeroue thing. silenetirtg men
from their former minions end their
fernilies. end turning their minds in err on-
poeite direction from useful pursuits.
It they be e good thing for eweidthy
men to take the long stretch for a college
diplotne. to glory in its honors. end to in-
dulge in oil the varieties end ntcotieoef
nsentsd trsining to his heart‘s content. it is
olso e disidideraturn for snort. whose thirst
for literary end scientific pursuits lends
thorn to go the wsy of s whole collegiste
course; but if ever a young uteri has the os-
prrotien of becoming a rose of businel. or
hie porents desire tolrsve lrinr devoted to
this vocation. ere the rudiments of naturel
science sny more useful to him then s little
Lotto end Greek! Why not go right
atreight to a well conducted Cornucrciol
College. where st a comparotively smell
expense. ends soving of touch veluehle
tirne. he one be fitted out with s ‘full stock
of speciol informetion for this perticuler
coiling. end moreover ulre thet good.
cnarecter. sptneeo end f-roiience. thet
will asks hint mark out o future for him-
.lf. Is thoreenserehonorsbleend st the
earns time s better wing vocstion then
thet of the commercial line! Hove not
etnpireo becorne the mightiest. through
Icons of commerce. end otheri empires
“bind with thedowni'dl of meson!
[snot elem hefl *hend
_ .m
”hhsndwith eon-wee! Whom
mmamdmfmmr t1.-
donbtedbenr nuchsntssml businesprinr
on. Theyaruhe principel payers teens-
usofscincdsrtand iiteretttrc. Andmcst
“ thenhevo be.” umfiml‘ifi work of creationphud; bps
hove igneous! {sup—men. wheat
voiodictorh '
some {testing n roofer.
“349* “”5,
urine the events which were consecrated
suehsueoosses es crowned our areas in e
single month of the Rebellion. July. tats.
witnlepod Nflmmbglnpjoi‘
. , 7 ,H renovation. more?
forces were victorious st Gettysburk. He-
lene. Vicksburg. Port Hflebl. Tellehorns.
l‘unk'sburyJoonebwo. Norrie isletrd.Yesoo
City. Felling Waters. Tort Powhettsn.
new. Elk Creek. end Gon'l Bren in full
retreet before the victorious Gen‘l Rose-
erens. end Iorgen beston st Munroe.
Ohio. end the following dey e portion of
his not: were ceptured. Rebels sod sternu-
nition taken at Jechson. Tenn. Basil Duke
end curly ell of.bis Ines. token prisoners st
George‘s Creek. and two successful expedi-
tions. one up the Red River.end one to
Hatches. A rsilrosd bridge destroyed and
the enemy whipped st Tar River; Breakou-
Oiv sod Wythsville captured 2 Nor-gen sur-
rendered the rentelnder of his forces; the
Rebels defestsd st Lexington. Tenn. of
Paris end Lenceotsr. Ky.. with e loss to the
enemy of more than three hundred csuuon
end 9.000 prisoners; Lee forced back into
Virginia: the Father of Weters open from
its source to the Gulf. end the power of Jeff
Devis broken end nothing but the shell of-
the Rebellion loft.end confined to the ststos
of Alsberne. Georgie. South end North Csr-
oline. and s port of Virginie. The month
hes been propitious for the entries of the
Republic. The battles of Gottyoburg.Viclrs-
burg. Helene. end Tsllrdtorue. redcdioeted
its fourth dey to the cruise of free govern,
utent. Winona.
Generator Explosion.
On Wednesday lest. about noon. while
the generetor stteched to the soda water ep-
pereius in the drug store of G. t). Stillsorr.
wes being cherged. an explosion took piece.
which. considering the cimutustnuocs. hurtl'
ly hes epsreilci. The tube leading from
the gcncrstor to tho fouuteins hud hcconw
obstructed. sud it was necessary than the
generator should be tukcn sport to remove
the Dillinlt‘lioll.
While the rueollino Wild epsrt Mr. Slilleuo
thought it it fru‘orsblo opportunity to how
the pecking renewed to put it rltnp to sortie
leakage. sud had called in Mr. hi. M. Norton
to perform tho work. turd then. half to avoid
all miscible duugcr. lord called in Mr. Allen
ileuclry. who hos lord grout uxpericnco in
this buslucut. to nrrpcrinlcntl tlw churning.
They hstl pi‘flt‘t‘t'tlt‘il with this till the gunp-
indicetrd rt prcssurc of 130 pounds. when
Mr. Slilluou. \Vlltl was in tho store ubovo.
wee celled down to we if he could discover
euy look. turd lurtl his our down to the cou-
lro wbcrctho urecbiuo-is bolted logothcr.
tllltl we: pointing out the screws be thought
needed tightening. \Tllt‘ll it crplodcd with
terrible forw. stuttering augments of tho
gerrcre'or end its contents in every direction.
sud throwing throw in tho roout with grout
violence to the ground. end injuring theru
all. llr. Stillsuu marvel with it out on tho
fotobeed end it bruisod shoulder end hip.
lie immediately return for wintertimend
securtwi the surviccs of Fire Portico. "ill.
and liorbotrr. A portion of the contents of
tho gorrerutor wore blown in the taco turd
cycu of Mr. Sortuu. bliudlug hiur for tho
tiiuc. sud fours were crttcrtuinod thut he
would low his eyesight. hit. I‘luuolty. was
struck lit the broom by e portion of the rue
chluc. ertd rccoivcd u out own his right uyr.
lloturr. the clerk. elm was cousidorebly
burned ubout the eyes by t‘huuricelr. sud
wee eluuut ouliroly tllrli‘ttlwtl.
Mr. .‘lortou wee token to his ironic by
Mr. ll. ii. turner. ecconrpenird by Dr.
iiill. uud or lost minute lrewesdoinir well.
rind hopes cutcrtrtiuud that he would two-
vcr his sight .\ir. llouclry was tulrcu to
Mr. Puck‘s. \vlrcrc Dr. llsrhour doused his
wounds. end he wee smut able to be out.
Humor was taken to Mr. Stillson‘s. eud
cored for by llr. l‘srdcc.
it is slower incomprehensible how the at“
cidcnt could have lrrtppeued without fetid
mulls. The men were ell in e betell epert‘
urcul. eud§iu looking at the f regiments eftcr
the expluttlon it seemed es though ell the
spece' urust have been visited by dusdly
urindles.
The goucrrrtor was one of Matthewr‘
moire. end was gunned for e preuuro of
700 pounds. sud hell often home 800 pounds.
Evidently the gouge felled to properly in
dlcute tire pressure. and the explosion wear
the ctlnectprcucn
w“ » «7W ._. .. u
The Ithle and lolonce.
The two lectures delivered in South Nob
walk. on Mortdey end 'i‘ucotloy‘eveuius of
this week. by Rev. John floore. on there-
lettono of Science to the Bible. were listened
to with greet interest by highly intelligent
eudienere. in the tirst lecture be promoted
some of the most intcrcstiug end iurporlent
Eabboverics that have been node of into
yoers in archaeology. The Mouldto Stone
wee deecrrhcd. which is the oldest known
elpbebeticel monument. sud wns engroved
nlrtu hundred veers before Christ. in the
time of Elisha the Prophet. Among the
dmoveries mode in Ninevuthho most re-
cent one was dwelt err—the record of fie
Deluge round in tiles. brongltt rum hens-
vsh. end recently trousloled by Mr. George
Smith. of the British Museum. ‘ Th’c monu-
ments of Egypt were specially dwelt upon.
A very vivid description wss given of the
Greet Pyretnid. the ego of which hos lstely
been “Moshe?“lly. Thiswoee
derful M which ,ths m inure
mu. stun sslitteu erroyeors boron oil-tori
This according to-oneof the best enthusi-
ties is the oldest of ttll monuments in exist-
eme. ‘ "i ‘ " ‘
In the second lecture. efter hipreeentetion
of score of the greet fonts in the history of
our globe. it win steted thet its great antiq-
uity could notbs roseonebly celled in ques-
tion. It hssexisted so long thet ten or a
l‘hrsr‘rdr'ed riser-Tend, yeoeew‘oold be a more
trite in iti“ historv. ’ Them,“ not soy
when theearth‘wo‘soreoeedr itle‘lye‘Qn'the
beginning." but when tfitwfi he use con:s
tell. ‘ Geology sod limos both utter the
erefore
«X'
existed e eomporstlvdy mature;
”.erw
of nipple.
‘r.
hiker-oh the m” end gavoyent
theretoin wsr whoops thstwould hevedons
credit to Osptein Jack of the Rodeos. '
W
, Au unoccupied house in Five Nile River.
ondqlast. end a lorgs hole wee burned
throughtbedoo‘rbstese “meow
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Our readers will do well to remember thot
if. I. Bedwell. In. hes roads errsngerrtents
by which he receives till the Sunday pepers.
Orders should be left with him so ssrly es
Fridey noon. . ' -
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The Westport Bend fsvorod the city with
some fine music on the Fourth. on their way
to Mon. 'Whlle stopping in front of the
hotel some lino site were discoursed. which
were duly spprecisted by the proprietors.
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The steamer “ Spit Fire" did not make
trips on the North. es edvertised. end it
greet merry were disappointed thereby.
The stages to Baton were crowded cech
wey. end the livery moo were heppy and
suited.
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We have doubts oi the local patronage of
the Dsnhury News since the Fourth. ()‘f the
hundreds of females that come down by the
train to teltc tho steerncr Americus for Rock-
.swuy. buts very few carried erty signs of
its presence.
m
«W
At u ruccti of the District Committee.
held Tuesday arching. it wee decided that
no child be allowed to attend the district
school. under four years of ego. All the
runners tllili. so desire. on: to bo reinstated
except the principal.
”a”.
The lightning train. going oust on Thurs.
dsy eftsrnoou. numbered nineteen curs.nnd
wss drawn by two engines. The boys were
going home. we suppose. to stir up the old
folks with torpedoos. end qity hire. or vice
going to Boston to enjoy is quiet Fourth.
-—c~ooo~~—w~
Mr. A. Sclicck. Norwullt. is melting im-
provements in his book storo by ridding iii-
tnou foot to its length. end putting in it new
front. This will make the utorc much ruoro
convenient. and allow Mr. Sellout: to ruslto
rt flue display of his books. stationery. tile.
vow—«w—
h‘ruuk Wurdcu. aged sixteen. sun of Cupt.
Wrtrtlvrr. living on the Westporl road. was
injured on this dtlt. ut llutou Point. by the
prtuuutum dischargu of s cuuriorr.ethu pow-
der burning iris fuco badly. Ills fund will
pmlurbiy proscut u vuricgutmi buc,durrng the
rust of his lilo.
mmow—«w—
iiur lit‘nlltiwlt‘tlgtllllelll out due Mr. Adams
of Norwullt. for two very handsome rtud
frugruut honours The urruugerueut of tbo
ditbwut llowors showed evidence of logic
and skill. rtud tlrt- lrrtrmouy of colors wry
plowing. \Vc are too full for utterurtcc ou the
subject. but verily lto shell be rctrerdcd. for
the (trout lluok rays: “lnusuruoh as ye
lotto \luuc it unto «no of linen the burst.
cit‘.“
m ..
u ,. -.-
it was ngouising to witnees the coutor
tiuus of tlw :wrforruor up the inure born of
the ileubury Baud on the Fourth. “‘hilu
rnurcldugr to tho stunruluurt. end playing on
the wlrurf. bu uxpuudtul nr‘rd collapsed with
tho grow, \rul force of u bluckttuilh‘s bol-
lowu. end it was fctrrod by rurtuy tlret bis
exurtlutts ltr uurltc tho lllrllllilllt‘lli es turtur‘
lug us 1miblc. would noult in his explosion.
«m» «on —- .- -
Tito cwuruiou to liot‘ltuwuy on tho Fourth
wus largely lilli‘lltlt‘rl. A great many crtuio
down by tho lbrubury treiu. turd witch the
uteruucr loft tho plcr it spplorvd that she
wee crop-dud. but we are iuforruod tliet live
up do hundred «tore woso trike“ rut \rnuwd u
.‘lvu‘ \‘urir. 'i‘ltc trip down to lioclrnwey.
wen u \‘cry pioseent one. end tho (‘XCthlttll‘
isle gcuot‘ully ordoycd it very much.
mason
(but strum youth on the Fourth out off a
drtwrst‘irer under the seat of another. on be
sold. just to are hiut .tuup. lie sew lril’u
jurupa-rlgbt onto his buck. and saw one or
two hurtcbcs of bones come into mmtect with
his face. sud hasn‘t seen our been seen much
slow. lie has tried oysters. poultioce end
point. but his fees still looks or if it hed
gone through it stone crecker. The other
fellow takes his urouis stendiug.‘
mu.
M“.
’l‘hoboys on Thursday uigbt kindled o
llligl‘ bonfire on tho squuro- fmntitrg the Old
Wcll llutcl. uud uftcr they bed burned up
everything else thcy could lay their hands
on in tho abupo of foul.wero just in the not
of running it valuable wagon into the
m when oaicer Writer-bury iutcrfcrvd
with their “celobrstlou.” and rcourpolled
them to drew it buck to the piece from
whence they lred telton it. Such hesrtlcss‘
nose on the part of the ulcer. was very so-
verely commented upon by (the boys. but
the ownerof tho wegon thinks Wetorbury
did right. There ore two sides to every
question. ,
mo’W-u— »:
Thu grocery store of Mr. A. Knapp.
Wesltiugton street. is one of the nest in
town. The stock is kept full all the time
end arranged to show to boat adveutege.end
customers are treated with polite attention.
Everythingoen befoutrd here that in soy
woy perteins to the grocery businmes well
so much in the herdwere end house furnisb~
lug line. via: refrigerators. pulls. tubs.
buckets. brushes. brooms; etc. es well on
fruits and vegetables of efll kinds in their
m)“.
«ow——
The'spriuitlor did veiueble service on
Thursday night \ond Frldey morning lost.
The streets were kept drenched endzun-
dusts-dry rem we «linger from ilrc~
works. By the wey, we think thet Mr.
flurlhutt deserves greet creditfor the thor-
oegit‘runnncr in which he perforrne his du-
ties as sprinkler. The streets ere kept
hiy wet. st ell titties. which unpaid;
bring‘the lack of rein tosssist. is. to say the
lesst.unnsnsl. : , _
Among the most'ernueing of the mm
of July incidents thnt come under our ob-
ssrvstion. was the eminent; young men to
needed in getting the tarmtmui sided! s
$wnedbylrs.P.Yeung.wassstonnroon,
ntount e horse on elepstreet. He had euc—'
do or econ feet erbium“...
Anewgetne rosy be opened by tt'ylnn
, bownreny wordacan be written on s postsi
card. for the‘chsmpionship.
——-,—-ooo—-—--
AMMM succeeded in photo
mug a kiss. There isn‘t much difliculty
ioagettiu’ :enegetileiu tbh country. . . '
w~-~4eo~_m
Adorn‘e Express Co. hove pot on a new
wsgon st this stetion. end Johnny is setup-
prrsndproud es s boy over his first posts.
9 - w m . i
R. T. as. J. )i. Prowitt hsve the ueney
for a celebreted menufecturer‘e belting. end
will supply this article st lbs lowest prices.
. W
The Sunday school of the Beptist Society.
took the stesrner City of Nor-walk. to Green-
wich. yesterday morning. where they spent
the day. . *
-—-——«
W i
The’lOiB r. x. Shore Line Express wee
delayed forty-five minutes or the South Nor-
wslk depot on Thursday lest.in consequence
of s but box. .
m—«o$-———- '
The place formerly owned by Mr. Geo.
W. Warren was purchased st suction by
Mr. MN. Wet-run for t2.toe.ou Satur-
dsy‘. June 88th.
o MW.
Mr. G. V. Arnold. of the Glen Cove Inde-
pendent. paid South Nor-walk e visit on Set-
urdsy lost. He spooks of the success of the
Independent es ensured
”W"—
Thcrc is no object in neture éhich sp-
proscbcs in glory a 0 unit with its toll
sprced so ncerly so a y'all; lsdy with s new
pony phseton end portion! on her whip hen-
dle.
Moon-«~— *
Mr. John Sohaub. on Clay street and Reil‘
road Place. displsys e tine stock of boots
and shoes of his own. as Well so other nrsn~
ufecturcs. lie makes s specialty of ledics‘
French hid boots. Give him a cell.
City tax collector. Mr. Oboe. W". Smith.
will be on bond or the store of Mayor Quin-
turd on sud after the iltlr inch. to receive
oily, taxes. Duo and one-hull per cent. can
be saved by paying before the 20th.
fi—e-c.”
Thu Fairticld County Planing Mill are
filling order: for builders in every section.
The enterprise and good management of
this estublisluucut. have socurochor it u
rcputrttlmr for first class work. and prompt-
ncss in filling orders.
M-«w»
It is the style- now for the ladies to wear
tvro buckles about eight feet squeru. mode
of rust iron or some other precious motel. in
llloll‘ bolts behind. a A Nurwellt men whose
wife was bound to have these gcntlo sdorrte
tucuts was compelled to mortgage his real
estuto to got the ruoucy.
«ev»~«—
A lady from the rurul district wanted to
sec those railing yeah they had et Bennett‘s
ouc titty lust'wcch. St. John says he huiu‘t
got over laughing about it yet. Sire weutcd
to sou throw new stylon- of ludice‘ wcdrlng
sppurvi culled rho wdcrtgotc‘s. Mistakes
will ltuppcu.
, ._ A. ... . ~._..
no.»
A young goutlcruun well known in lush.
iouubio society. was diucovct‘od the other
evening by e young lady on whom he had
celled. muttult‘tl on it choir in fmut of the
mirror sduririug the soul of his lmu‘scrs.
“ We withhold his usutu on sccouut of the
feelings of his permits who are vcry no.
poctrtblo people.“ ,
’l‘hc latrot Nruwulmahiou wen introduc-
ed by e young lady on Wednesday. She
eppoewd on tire street with e lergc cirsin
stitched to e bolt. end from the ob sin derr~
glcd such trinkets es en uurbrclle. fen. port‘
ruourutir. wotclr. handkerchief. rings. the.
Sholooltod like it trevulliug puwnbroker‘s
than -
~”..
'l‘ltc Order of United Amerrouu Mechanics
instsllvd otilccro on Monday cvcnittg. for the
ensuing six months. Tire following is the
list; Theodore ll. Smith. 0.: Theo. Byxbee.
V. 0.; Frederick Lyons. it S; Eugene Rirtv
rteu. A. it. 8.2 J. \l‘. Slrcpet‘dsott. T.; G. W.
Downs. l“. T; G. 1.. Cummings. in: (i. F.
Bcrtcdiot. Eu; ll. D. “’esl. l. 9.: hi. Sher
roll. 0. P.
a»
“Tire signs of the times“ ore to be found
on the Old Bank Building. occupied by
M. 1-}. blood. Esq. These set forth in a very
ettrectivo ruertuer the numerous branches of
busluccs conducted by this enterprisiug gou-
rlcrrutu. vie“: Booking. Reel Estelc.hifbrtrt.i
\Firo insurance. Stocks. etc. Mr. Mentsince
his locution in this city. hes so thoroughly
identified himself with the business of the
place. thet he hes becomes perfect outprclo-
pedle of infortnetion misting thereto. ‘We
leer-n thot the number of depositorsisin-
owning dolly. end that the gentlemenly
cashier. Mr. Lemon is very obliglng to ell
patrons. ~
mm...’ ~J...
The following from the Louisville Chur-
fer-Journal refers insucb complimentary
terms to e young gentleman from this city
thut we republish it:—
“ They are on extensively in silver.
will turd cyeni c of nickel plating. which
t cy ere propercd to do to order in a eerie.
factory nrerrner.wlriis they make e specialty
of plating or repleting every description of
cor trimmings. We wntchcd with s
deal of interest the process of plotin e'
number of watchcssos. omens and or or
ertirles. the result of which woe quite u to
tbebi‘rrhoist stroller-3i oftlssstcrn work. Pure
rnsnu uoory-s on or e on rintendence
of Mr. Edwin E. Frosbs [geneticsi bress
founder sud finisher. end who hes bed long
experience with the edvantsgso of extensive
obwrvrrtion in the lerger menufsctoriee in
the Eestmnd is thoroughly competent to
conduct the business in all its bronchus. ,
. _._.._......_,,,_, New“..-
an.-
. Improve-onto.
‘The Messrs. Reynrond Brothers sre’iur-
provingthcir wstcr front by the erection
poi s whet-f. which proiects to the line of the
ehsnnel. It ls on undertsking of consider-
'eue magnitude. and when completed will
Ifiht'd the fittest dock in the city.» Dain-
lng'with the. brrlhlresd. which is to he nine
feet in width end cisterns. it extendeto the
channel. with e front of dither. The
pieced-twentyetwo rows of incision“:
5A cholinel will be dug entire among,-
‘3‘“ “W‘Wé‘lifin’n ’niidii .. 7 >
,, arthelflimmrh‘wmmm‘ _
°‘, ‘FFM,_
wont?»
' dsyssrncnyssfoorthonundpenplevtsltod
' were doubly “Iodiwitb vehicles of every
“yogurt...“ «mam Wm. m
piles ore driven sum night rim operand»; ~
number shout. too. Add; one. pue- on ‘
nic portieowere L numerous. but in point of
'hsgsn‘tosrrivshersssesrly" seniseo‘clook
inthstsorningmnd kept pouring in from
sllqnerters by lend andweter. Dnrlngthe
thegrounds. Theoutshirtsofthegrove
description. while to the dock were moored
scores of smell sailing vessels. The brisk
breene ceused rneny to telte the water corn-
niunicstiort. thus escsping heat and dust.
In the morning people went in bsthiog.
loitered sround the grove. ate reset clams
Never before were Seerles‘ oelebrstcd roast
cleats in such dcfirsnd as onthis day. About
two o'clock on eddre’ss was delivered by a
Mr. Bulhiey. of New. York. At three
o’clock the hosts psrticipetlng in the icgsttsk
took their slert. The winning crafts were
he follows: First close. “ Active“ entered by.
Oept.’ Borem.riitnc (1 minutes. Second
clues. “Ariel.” entered by Chsrlee Jackson.
time 54 minutes. Third close. “Binnie."
entered by 0. T. Earle. time 05 minutes.
Ooursonwice sround Green‘s Reef Buoy.
A few psrticipeted in dancing. The West-
port Cornet Bend discoursed bronco sounds_
at didcrent inter-vols throughout the dry.
The crowd‘s-bed mostlydispersed before
evening. yet e few fire-worhe/Merc then dis-
played. A good breeze Worn the south-
west rncdo the grove delightfully cool. snd
visitors soon noticed the dili’erenco in the
temperature of the stnrospherc after enter-
ing the dusty mod on their return home. It
is perhspa needless to odd thst the patrons
ofgiloron Point spent the dey comfortsbly
end as pleasantly as possible. end that
Souls established it repuntion as e caterer
shle.not only to supply the smell picnic
parties. but elso a great crowd of Fourth
July cclebreters end;plessuro seekers.
”4....—
Co-nson Council.
A Meeting of the new Board of Co cil-
rucu was hold on the 5th inst.. for pur-
pose of urgnnining. The meeting was cell-
cd to order by the clorit. who edruinistorcd
the oath of oilicc to the members elect.
Thomas Guyor wee clcclcd chairmen pro
fem.
On motion the Council proceeded to de-
tcrurinc the rclntivo ecnorily of its mean
hers. which insulted in the election of
ThomusGuycr. lsl; ll. ll. Elwcll. 2d; J. R.
Raymond. lid; M. M. Norton. «lib. 11W.
Lester. 5th; R. H. Rowen. 0th; R. I. Tollcs.
Till; o. F. Doiy.8lll; .1. L. lilcher'ds.9tlr;
N. J.Cruw.10th; ll._Sc_vruour. 11th; I). ll.
Sclleclt.19tlr. .
The minutes of the lust meeting of the
old board wcrc loud and epprovcd.
A mturmitlec. consisting of .l. R. Roy“
round it. H. W. Lintonwss sppoiuted to
wait upon the Mayor. end notify hint that
the muncil bed orgeniscd.end thet they
were rcsdy to receive my communication
that botuiglil desire to make The commit.
be reported thet they bed weitcd upon the
Mayor. end that lie bud no communication
to rrtulrc.
A reruonstruuco signed by J. W. Powell
and otiicrs. egeiust D. R. Scllcck‘e tithing
his soul in the council was read by the clcrk.
and on motion of ii. ll. Elwell scourruittec
of llrrco. N. J. ‘C‘rtrw. C. E. Duty. M. M.
Sortou. was appointed to investigate the
tneitcr.
The rules of order of the old bosrd wcro
edupled.
The following resolution was odcrcd end
labile-r.
thet not more then three councilutcu are ic-
lb' elected from the Second Word in this
c. tv. end lbet Devid it. Scllcclt is not circl-
ed e counclluten of sold Word. end should
not be ellowod a vote in this boerd until his
rlxbt to vote is determined by this board
after registration.
= The boerd uret. pursuent to udiouiurucut
on July 'o‘th. till the ruoutbers prurient. The
minutes of the lust meeting were reed and
adopted. The Trcefiurer‘s report showing it
belenoe in the truesury of “38.08 was reed.
end on motion of Air. Crew we: ordcmi on
die.
Applicstious for Chief of lloiice were re~
ccived from Stephen Hodges sud Enoch S.
Plait; applications, were elso received for
pelrtdutou from Orin A. Tultlc sud W. ll.
Weterhurv. The officers wcru elected by
ballot. Stephen iiodges received 8 sud E‘
S. Piatt 4. making choice of Hodges. Orin
A. Turtle was elected pstmlruen. '
ii. W. Lester moved thet they ppm, l to
the election of e city nttornpy.
Mr. Selicck oil-red on eruendtnenl. Thet
tho upwintccs to any oliioe under the city
government. made by tho council. shell be
legal volt‘rs of the city. The emcndrnent
was lost. told the council proceed ed in. , to
for city attorney. ./
Arni Giddings received 8; W. S. Bunion.
3; 0. ll. St. John. 1; Dennis Pluttyl; melt—
ing choicu of Anti Giddlugs.
lows:
,W. T. Crow rccolvod‘Sr C. E.
blank 8; W. T. Grow elected.
H. B. Purdue wee elected city coroner by
the following vote: , 7
M. ii. Portico, 8: It. hfliggins, 8;. John
Hill. 1. ~ 7
A petition from persons sgrievsd by the
trimming of trees by the etreetconruiesion-
ere wee on motion kid on the tnble.
A preorrrbie end resolution wee pflbred
end wes‘re‘lerrod to the special cornmitree.
’ A Ostboiic prhst in diction county. Ind.
pronti‘nentzcifiheu. :,
quoting hulaihnemhelonr singing in en-
en. hustsrtoden’odosdhsod-reifinedex-
monomxorcrosrplm ‘ *
.V 7f; :7 '
a?“ W
with»
'notnbersthesrnryofplessuro ssohusthsta"
wenttolteton boreoif‘tbe pslrn. People
and ice crestm and drool: sods wstcr end ale. 7 1"
L N. L—Bids end.
Sales
°f/ Barrack.
/
rcferrod tolhc auuuiittee appointed in the a.
W. “First it is the sense of this boerd :
The vote for city survcyor resulted so full .
”hes 11mm snoring dmhjer or -.
, c y w" ; . .
The Ohio Oditnt'IIm lid tbht Kellen?!
igenies shines with eqnsi brkhteess‘inéi ‘
order
.3. _.Becrelsry./
I I
IIOOALSTOGK BULLETIN.
Priv- W verily. hr
131.711.“ 3. HEAD. Bunker,
our new: column,
Wmmcrort Stu. Scorn Nonwsu. Coxx.
- ' noon x. units. cashier.
We“ “do“ fit. in.
nx‘w
SALls
m’ saint!" confidentiol;
not reported if. requested by seller.
Estes for all stocks not quoted shove will be siren
st the oflceof lolviile I. Iced.
List of Letters
“Ammo in the Woe. st South Network.
July it. revs. Pawns ceiling for any of these
will pious soy they sro I’m.
' mm“ LIST.
In Gereline L. Aurel lira. Sophrouls Adlai-n.
Ire. J h Browns. lira. nie Gnome. lies Amel-
is fly-sit. ire Corrie I. Johnson. Hrs. Ellen Ste-
vens. Ire. C. Sheldon. ,
WWO LIST. .
A. 8. Alt! geld-t. . Thence Gl Willisrn
Clerk. John 33‘“ do! 2} Fowler Wifil‘s‘r‘n ’B. Ger»
roan. lichnel til I. [Mord Lockwood. rt?!
Phil. 3. A. St. John. _
JOSEPH 8. BURNING. P. I.
let
List of Letters
“ammo in the Poetoflce. st Norwalk. July
rm Poncho ailing for super! those letters
will sue soy they era odvertised.
LADIE‘ LIST.
V “meme. Annie Int-her. Annie Dolley. lien
Corns—3. tie llwood. A. F. Erwin lugsret till-
2 an: cum. n. In. John k . Ruth A.
cut. Cot Long. Pistt. Kant-e ttondcn.
Kittie 8. lion. Berth Jone'Sinrons, Lucy
Ssroh 1'. Tucker. lsry . Whetlcr.
GENTLE”? LIST.
denies Johh L Colony. Bowen! Ge lord.
wuum try-n5 ‘Wu. 8. Hitchcock. John Ju’doon.
Noble Lyons. oseph LeOornpte. D. S. Lockwood.
C. it Lockwood. George Pettendena. John Beogsn.
A. A: itsymond.
cuss. oust-min x.
DIED.
in this city. on the 8th inst. Chen. a. South. sged
iii curs ll months end it s.
é’ The funcrel wingefploce to: 0tzx‘horeday.i
oi the Congrcgati Church. st ix ‘
No. 3 Chichestcr'h Block,
WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH N ORWALK .
When you ere out sh . do not tell to cell in
er the shove number where
mrssns ‘nnwsos
Ree a full line of Rosier-v. Rendhaoblefs. Glow-e.
use! lemon: thorn Iledsrue Po ‘e Unreal
““‘V ‘i'é-s .33" 3‘2... u...
. or res. . e .
scenerel of Tong»
h‘ o t io n a . ~
Also on ricgeut oestrrtstent of Toilet Articles. 22
tiful Uhroruos. lllurniusted Texts and Hotter»; n ul,
cone to remember. the host stock of station ry m
9 city. ’ tenet
\"ttuted.
to do geserel housework is e smell fsntily.
Enquire st Ergo:
A
Musmmish best of references.
of the South Nor-welt Sex-rinse.
CITY TAXES.
\‘0Tit‘l is hereby vol to all s 'lieblr to
texcsinthe t ofSoutb orwel ~t
easement": ltstnf lmghati “Noni-streak.“ :3
business hours. '
N. 3—1! are directed to abeto one end one-helf per
cent. on oil tsxeepsid hem Jelv “shim and to
odd onewcenuporpontbonnll soidtsxosreuein‘
in e Ann. artJ Nos hashing the to: re
we... .... m- “! nuanced ‘
to it July tern ‘ ‘
>vou sev
003mm .
MONEY rs soonest»
\' thet not stop hotness. ooh.
sum sell Lets. Names.
“duster-em and will take I
:2“ in théfistecka.’ of level elections at the re
u my- sell“ “on ell-oh.“ torso whichoill
unst- woman. next of South Non-elk.
its-noun sure of uncouth. . .
remit courier sewn. '
uoewm one tron: co
uonwsu Locx co.
NOIWAR now wonxe
noewsnx noses use on
cannon“ ram '0'” CA3 00.
citations rorrrr assume it. w. (‘0.
Good Retired. Stole or Government Bonds.
urine ,
XELVILLE E. HEAD.
Out Burt Bums. Sour! Nonwnx. fi‘oww.
THE BARTRAM 2
Bow 'rsscel riser-now -
13‘ ggfue. nails. 1 cc
e m
ticu‘of inventive
Simplicity
r the mics: res-x more the m
with e rovelviogtsgntue. :iich. rerolving‘in life‘s:
.lese rcnowoar.and or it h‘
whichthe would Mmfififu‘l‘oi
ewnrand friction of s “recs“ is avoided. This style
of shuttle moves with gee-tor
. Rapidlty ;
end open ' aerated rem -
wither}: dame. “in.” “‘sz foot. thnn $43;
. , Ease.
brothers-drummer ell rem ilyof Sew-
inglnehinos. Dollcosohdieo houmneooeothere
”mammotm'tnm>
Kicbols. l; I hine.
nunmmmng
thont ‘7‘.“ m ill-chine
seducin- “re...“
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