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umutcuwubecribento
m Wewill send Tn
in connection with any of the f
)onnabor‘flmmm
The amount must be invariably peldin
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obel‘ilwehu. liar.“ VII: clued:
sot rank hie viewewaleeetloa.
leaverelertiolve ' lattes-cul-
uaeaeadtbubeve mtwltbtbeaeesnl
Wis-Ilium". Roles
unmoved MW“ the
“r
institution iIXIw York (air. “ “Quiet-
rennet Weedwetrvfltbsteebois
new willbeseeeredte wort-Int blot
lathe Mantel the proposed tutti:
one iI thin eltv
mmmmumwa pri
crosstbbwotkeeew II lueb ct our
mum-Ismael interstate“:
I bl) crowded out. While we are
pieced» theft-mot friends theywill
ereeuusitwenrgeupnnthentheneewel‘
tyutmdeesatloa. Theorem-Intestinal
byour articleonthe city election. wesun‘
end-edit). lWJuetbe-etlcal
new)
latbleyearthewelgbt «study is tobe
ust be
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more; I P; ~ will. (Willi
echo! book: taken from actual business);
8. (30mm minim. (II pveeerlhed by
them-til»: $Appiied m n.
Kletory. (continuation). B. Geogrephy.
(continental)-
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without neglecting the other branches. Pub‘
lie «Intentions will be bold fr. July it.
to lath. _ (x- _ ..
not: Now-A Nlhh Treiuintt. (cout-
therein Witches Ind Milo!)- B.
Preetlcel bookkeepina. business training and
tunnel We thiehrlt M ed
culstim) 0. History Ind constitution o!
the United Sister. 1). Stem
Recoil. Wieweudpollticeleou‘
out: (expounded in Interesting lectures) in
this ‘ nubile eminent» will be held
from July 10th to 18th. end the rectum
w on July 80th.
This plan it hauled upon the summation.
the! the “Milli: institute in South Nor-
wIlk. will take its strut with It lent ten
«minute. With loo than this number the
urinal doe: not deem it ItiviaIbleto cuter
mitt“! this unthinking. Ind would prefer to
keep I (\ittiittert‘litl College it proctor: Ind
trier: . thtvappt ,_ A
to 9R: ' at»:
itfiutvlnn t
Nthbllelictl in this pure. they gouty turrv etc
ert their influence it lutve it properly outrun-
o
ri
expected to a. We print all the comment} mi. The will?“ can open now out
film“! thlhfiy will be closed on Sept. 4th. on which titty
°‘ 5 *9 ; :an the result blittll be published. The. under
he ,3 4 . j ‘ Vi Id . Ive signedhtulylnglfl‘ tiny Bturtiwr pardon»
to ‘. and levee it “me; would be an J. (i. “LIES.
compelled to print an ext “brder .3!“ get w“—
tpm. wen ' ', will be THE Assassunxr tarsus.
uiiowed ”a , use. 1;, (he mg ’1‘“ Bart-nun:
1' no '3 “' , 1 ("AV to Last week it *wag Innouuced. the. those
some d3 Wu retail. lowing a... {fee “nudism“. entitle hope wal
com’n , . “m m?!) “a Wfi- expressed that note we shall hare tuner. I am
A . , “ very much in favor of peace when it is
CfiRRlSPOJVDmE- foundedon justice. Whether there is 1;:ch
— . once it in this matter. to warrant a t ira-
To (In mgr Tan Sui-rm. 8 c“ judge ‘0; themselves
In your last iseue. in In article upon city
election. you make‘entne statements that
put Mr. Chester F. Tullce in a false position.
You state that the matter between him and
Mr. Selleck is e penonel one, etc. Now.
the truthis. Hr. Toilce has had nothing to
do with the case, but it has been conducted
by residents of the ward who took the mat-
ter in bend. and have carried it through.
On or rm.
if we have done any injustice to Mr.
Tollce. we regret it and are onged to the
gentlemen for his correction—En.
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COUNCIL DOIA’GS.
To “(HMO)“ file Smn’EL:
We do not wish to be thought factious
when passing judgment upon the acts of the
Councilmen of our city. for “toerr is human."
Neverthelese. it appears to us that the legis-
lation of the former City Council was not
alwavs dictated by the truest wisdom. We
will inst: e... ., . ‘ 3” out of many"
wherein t 7 W '
say the l
Counciln - y r
of the 1m (‘43!!! ~7 3“ - 7 been set
out intolershall strict about fourteen feet.
A vote was passed in Council. ordering it
set back within twenty-one days, and acorn-
mittee appointed to execute the name. But
it seems that the committee lacked the nerve
newesary for the performance of the busi-
nefi assigned to them. Ind were discharged.
end another appointed in their steed. one of
whom was the City Attornev. Here the
matter has remained in data one ever since.
We will not new raise a question as to the
propriety of the City Attorney being a near
her of that committee. to do aCouncilman‘s
duty?!
In the next place the Council. upon the
petitiouzof interested parties. voted to im.
prove Slain street. and instituted proceed
ings strictly in accordence with law to ac-
compliah the object. But under the pressure
of certain local influences. the Council voted
to undo what had alreadv been done. From
that day to the present. their action in robe
tion there-eta has been illegal. and eventual~
l_v will result in further litigation. We will
sure the ceé feirly:—Crofut. Knapp A: Sol-
ntan‘s have given their property to the pub-
lic. and improved it. and the public are using
n. me a club Memento
street! my. the‘li'ne of the property re-
mme . m ..
the . the Iverage
width of the sidewalk ebout fifteen feet
when the city ordinanceceiis for only seven
and a half feet. In there I taxpayer in the
city so green as to helm that (itichester.
Stewart and Keys will not bring their line
of fence. when matters have quieted down.
to within seven and a half feet of .the curb-
ing. The firetonemcd have given lend to
the city. and the lest-named will take from
the city several thousand dollars worth of
land “ without let or iii-fiance.” hotelier,
not whether Cooncilmg... j. , ' "
tablieb their curb ‘ " at", ' .. the
guerdiansof‘fid ”gangsta“ see that
litigdlon. if tboeity abaucowtioueto exist.
will be its inheritencct '7me
HEBCANTILE INSHTUTE IN
8017 TH NOBVJLK
To no law 4 Tue Seam:
You bevebese Iokiai__t‘opabllsb inyour
newton-.Whme‘eub-
«mean-y Intestine attest-onus
admins.“ thetdflduatu.
. “Whit-ll I, bre-
ble peace. others
when they know the facts. L5! these Ipeak
for themselves.
Early in the summer of 1872. the city
authorities commenced the grading of Main
street. from the railroad to the Methodist
Church. This grading was carried nearly
to the Baptist Church. and there stopped.
About the same time it was resolved to wid-
en the street. from Hurlimtt‘s corner to
Charles James‘. and narrow it from Ann to
Marshall street. An assessment wns made
of damages and benefits, From this assess-
ment Menus. Chicltt‘aimnd Stewart. liurl-
butt and Smith appealed. and their appeal
was sustained. Smith and Hurlbutt were
allowed heavier damages. nnd Cllicheetcr
and Stewart less benefits. All parties acqui-
esced in this decision. and were ready to
pay their quotas. But the managers of the
city saw a lion in the tray. There would not
be money enough from the benefits to pay
the_damaszcs. so they coolly repudiated the
whole’fitln'.nbtl cIlted'a meeting of “mg
city'to ”See if the people would authorize the
expenscof/widt-niug the street. from Hurl-
butt‘s to Jumes‘. allowing damages nsnlroedy
fixed. The people voted ym. without dis-
not or protest. expecting, uf coursr. to gee
this “mt, Maul lo the tax list. But Ml;
some wise head conceived the. project of col-
lecting two-thirds of the expense out of
about twenty-four property holders in the
vicinity of the improvement. By persistent
efforts a new sacrament wrs carried through.
and finally accepted by the Common Coun.
cil. by I majority of one. This was tchrd~
ed by most of the persona assumed. as In
outrage and oppression; and. II the only
chance of relief. twenty-one of them Ipplied
to Judge Minor for a tow assessment. The -
were met by the City Lawyer end the lead‘
ing Members of the Common Council v itlt
a perfect storm of abuse. as dis= others of
the peace. enemies of public improvements.
etc, and threatened with all appeal to the
highesttflbwnnl. ._ , ,
Three of .tho opponents [mind dorm.
while eighteen mrseverod’. Ind Iii; urging
objections. adjourunients Ind dilatory move-
ments. the judge finally appointed two cout~
tnittces. and ordered them to assess alter-
nately. The result they be seen in the table
of assessment In finally accepted by Judge
Iinor. One committee confirmed the pre-
vious Moots. with one or two excep-
tions. The other struck out four entirely,
and lowered one or two others. So that of
parties living (Imam inc 5 m havi-
1y whilst his neighbor pays nothing. and
nearly half the costs will come on the city‘
If this is the way to make peace. I have
studied afloat-unwell: £2131
not the! fiddly fi‘or iubmlt quteuy -
fest partiality and injustice. It was wrong
in the first place, to make enasaentncnt on
I few individuals to piy for publicimprove-
talents in which the whole. town wasintorcat-
surned. Then it was wrong to assess some
land exempt others whose cases were nearly
the same. And now it will be doubly un-
just to ‘taa one and exempt .anabc, all
through the street. The matter might be
adjusted easily, were it not for a few hot-
heads, who think they on flucfly. If that
spirit is allowed to rule. there will be appeals
to the Supreme Court. and I Judicial over-
heulitgof the whole matter. -
‘ ' 0x: or m mum's.
The following table shows the first Inela-
tneat. (“M3313 end the ”0:54 -
unto No. 3.) and tile Went;
decided by Judge Minor, (column No. I).
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it
nom-
i
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K.
View 3‘3
he. iirxtlustltutltut of this kiu '
ed..eud the cost of which" them are; nob
‘ . committee for investigation under the same
lamenetdm
‘e* 7‘ ,‘ wwmw’» we ivgj
multichrborwebadepolbrsses
end I doe anther-living It Newprt the neat
dsyatuo‘olook.r.x..wbsrsweieftefew
Rep. who had to ..
which
House. at whose dock
their first landing be
the camp ground» ditto-9 ef‘n
tulle. The next pointef fit‘etebt is
commandluge hue viewer, the mo. It
has I _ Mum
dred guests. lt Ileo has It“ trim on Ill
' ~ I 42-. . 0: lu‘.‘ ’- . 1
numbers to “he the min “I?”
keen-em (Thom. some. U ‘ntu
Mimi). to pierce the gravel of out
how. When the Rope arrived It the dock
wort-I “stimuli em than new. not
list music. Then thé New fenced low
up roman " "Q :d
waheI threecbeerewvreuiven for
ourIseveswhtbsMA.m “to
the harem m tsp when they
plottedwhieh opportuoity wII improved.
Welshmtormwe oa‘theithtet
I o‘eltxek.s.w..srrtvtee thrust on I. lit
Alter estiIg breekleet. meet or the boys
meet on the deck touting for I bout to
tIke them blue NM We mu obteiuel
surbllttssutl m to not relate am
were live been. four or five in stub one: the
name of melt bout Ind its crew was taken
beheld” mm. ‘ M‘mmm o5
m1. crumbling of three duller gold pieces.
silver dolls“) end I tin ante. The lterieIt
fish wee nought by)“. C: Sivettr. We left
losertowu the next morning It i o‘clock.
for Dark Bluflb. Irriviug lllQl‘t‘M It M3. .mr.
Hen: we met the lilorwich Selling Club.
numbering‘twentyalx metttbrl's. imirles I
bruise bend of eleven pluses. We Ibo met
the iloLvokc Club. of eight or ten members.
On Saturday evening I hop was held It the
Son View House. in which some of the
Hope participated.
On Sunday morning the club attended
service in I body. to hear our ohsplnin
preach. It the chIpel.
After having enjoyed ourselvvs at the
grove and on the binds by moonlight. we
set sail on Mortdey. the 112m, at 5:40. A. in.
hound homowurti. We arrived at Bristol at
it) o‘clock. r. )1. There we met some of our
friends. whose moiety we enjoyed. and at
whose homes some of us_pusscti a very
pleasant evening. We left Bristol on the
13th It 9:40. A. 8., Ind arrived at Rocky
Point at “MS. A._.\l. We were just in time
to see a grand picnic of I Cetiiolic tempor-
ance society from Providence. They brought
with them a large ‘drum corps. and the
Americun Band of Providence. which dis-
coursed some tine music. In the afternoon
stwechea were made by the Governor of
Rhoda Islend and others. in the cause of
temperance. It was vcrv interesting to
watch the large clam bnkc.whlclt took piucc
that day. They use long cleans downthet
way when they hnve a bake, but they do not
taste as good as round once The boss
roaster told me that he lied roasted nlmul.
eighty five bushels tltut dny. We suiltd
from here It 4:50 r. .tr.. and returned to
«gristol. it being too rough outside to venture
I“home. We arrived there at 5:55. r. it.
On the 14th we were storm’bnund at Brie
tol. On the 15th. at it O‘clock. A. at..we anil-
ed from here. bound home. At 4:10. I. IL.
we anchored of Newport to get some water
Ppboerd. and the wind being unfavorable we
lay at anchor Ill night. and left the next
morning It $40. with I heed wind; them
being light and the water rough. we did not
make much progress. so we turned about
and sailed min for Newport.urrivlog there
It 3:10. P. K.
On the 17th. at 6 o‘clock. I. u..wltb I felt
wind Ind a better pmpect of getting
home, we left Newport. in, thematic:
we were called all by our Commodore.
who stIted that it had been the custom of
the club to hold an experience meeting on
the last night of the cruise. and thatwe
were now met together for tlutt purpose.
The Vice‘Comrnodore wee first collation for
a speech. which he undo. relating the pleas-
Ipt time he had had with the club. together»
through. Alter he had finished. each and
Every Nep arose and told his experience. all
testifying to the good “mailbox; lufdad.
and that they never had I better. Then we.
retired in good season. expecting to be at
home early in the morning. where we did
arrive It !_ oblock‘ut. )1..le thetithe
the had‘ not been 'speut in vain. but that
the cruise of 1878 had been I success.
A. ll. 1..
To gum at Tue Smut: .
Will you allow me to correct certain errors
or mister-nan“ contained in In in otli‘toi-‘s'1
Mule}; in thclest. number of the Sun-rt-
. ' he article referred to. states. “ It
dby 5 vote of eight. on Monday evening last,
the t - b .
3. mg Viol :33 wyr c
. _ ld'rsed, on Thursday evening by I vote
.1 n. ' rem .9. an.» .a
has beén elicitet‘ er I personal one. we hope
that the contestant and the gentleman ous-
‘ted'will receive the nomination for the of-
fice." Now I think the statement that the
matter is a personal one does gross injustice
to the committee. and totbe when (of
thngtlupil 91.1,. .19". ta. .7 FM .
voted trini- ’ N “Atari?" voted
cereal h'ewou
had any other memberiof'itlleflouncll been
placed in likceireunstancse. AII more .
her of the committee of investlgetion. I
the.“ the election of any other
member of the gonad! been before the
x ., 9‘ ‘9‘
cognition to at
w ’ Infill-chine
.5!“
incense Ides-ed it
In the.
run
m
with-the teeny expo-lulu he had Mid.“
. cannot have good
no decorum. new Winter .1”
9 income. ”‘1
.,h\veuorleh “in. ..
legal WWW (“those
lathe-Ital"! anew-chestnut.
I city. was ~
session of the titre.
Rm J. Ouw.
owmevwwuv , I
.fird‘tail Ii do saris dfi We). thrown
.Oouncll hI’I‘ (at ‘ to.‘ To? ith' I new
unit eoneere’e~’ ‘ With Sabbath.
observing Ind tern , nee rupee to this com
*muulty. The q ‘ ‘oo'uttl hottie‘lo “i
whet is the acute otthedlfleultiw tlnuottse
Irlae in our city utettcre atom items
or in lwfluthlle ““61““ m
etc. i would Inner thlI question. The
hull lies with the Elite» themselves in
thIt they do not «out» the Mt of sub
Mellow , .. tedothetrdu It the
bum box. bereavement” mil
they would Ill vetete notepad won me
Messed with such, I “will. that there
would be no question shout it. Revise
Iothiuu to tie with the election of either
Inn 1‘ omens“ laptrlisllyeett it hue
eepiiu “skiers-trot them (who
MW not put in In sweetener. It the polls
on eltvtiou rim) Isstbe Must entry
mam doing his duty in electing good men to
enter. 1 iillitll feel mitt tortitus spent to
writing this some it seem tint sent or
the chimes voted tor I ’Ntlltlill tenumce
men tor merchant the council wishing to
halve current the ttutbruut element there.
“it‘ll“ to get “(Intent power in the Alder-
uuutlc btxly to close the the. shops of the
city on Stuttltu‘. lbw to our Ithte be it.
mid. most of thetn Ire open every aunt:
in direct violItion of our city ordinance.
When In election is celled for say petty
ofiicen. we I“! Ipt to reason thus: I don‘t
mm much when elected. or if ltlitl. my
vote. would not met“! my (inference; there
will not he vuicl’s enough who thluk Isl
do. to elect our men or to do any youth!
think i‘li stay It home or in my otllce. Now
is this excuse inid'l Have you my moral
right to bury your talent; to keep back the
influence and power of your vote. and your
presence It the polls; to help put good men
into offices of trust and power. for good or
for evil? Certainly you the not. and uniees
you can show I better excuse then these.
you will be held responsible to I higher
power. for «mot these opportunities to do
good that you have failed to improve. The
powers of darkness all combine together to
curl-v out their nefarious plus. The Con-
necticut Liquor Dealers Aneocletion is
formed for thcpurposc of “resisting the
cucroucbments upon our rights by the State
and federal governments. Ind for the pro-
tection of our customers against the secret
machinations and orgeniatttions of the
Good Templurs." This is their own leu-
gunge’Is I take it from their by laws. And
further. it says the association will protect
the interest of all its members. and seek to
repeal all laws and rulings bearing injust-
ly upon their interests. Now if the whisky
dealers who curs only for the dollan and
cents of their victims. form societies and
rings to repeal laws, and shield themselves
from justice when prosecuted for violation
of law. ought not good men. who are lov-
ers of order, to use all proper menus to
make good laws. and put :0 .d men'lnto
ofllce to execute those lows in city. town
and Stole? The best men are seldom put‘ in-
to ofleo for thin moon. The boat men never
sock after office. while tho-e that are the
most persistent in getting Ind keeping of-
flce are usually t‘ltone who are the least quel-
ifletl to fill the place. i mention these facts
to show that it is necessary for every clllauu
to exercise the right of. sulfrege. and if. he
has any regurd for theigood of» society I“
the welfare of his neighbor. he will feel
that it is I duty he owes to them (bathe
cannot ebirk from doing. for the echo of
business or pleasure. Look It our last elec-
tion. There were only Ibout I‘ll «new
l
to to the polls. you will scarcely find I deer
on that would vote for men who would
work in the interest of the odice seeker or
the rumseller. for all of thet class In
, ked out for. The rumseller knows whet
uien it is best for hint to have in adios. end
he will see that every one of his om
Ire ready with ballot in hand. to vote early
and vote often if there haywire. Borer!
citieen had done simply his duty It the last
election we should have had none of the
unpleasautncas in the Council. quarrallug.
law suits. etc..that we have Infill!!!“
your. and I new election. with Some
hundreds of dollars expense to the city be
fore itie settled. All will Idtnii {bet we
_ ‘ lewsunlesa we have men
of Mm “router- to mulb‘wewaé
aid lews wilibs in [vain “finial. we have
honest. fearless. lndefiéndont men 'to en-
foroote .f... e. wintro . the
ob Edgdgigfi ere. £§h§§§minfi
betibys the trim “rim is giveni bill. and
aeolian!!! theintereet of- bis fellow men for
tile Ieke of the emoluments of once. or to
minister-Jo thearIIplna eel ' pfa
degree of mention. The virtue and heir
please of the community soothe security
of property depend greatly upon the cher-
ects‘rbf. our. oflosu. and if there are bad
one intoflce. and wicked laws suede. you
the power tb ry ”it
n on . land
to enrolment! m _, . when
duty it“. been“ meuwe-i
§vsbeaneidm=oneeidborzthew 7‘.‘
l mole stow murmur
that tbe‘OouIeil
or »-
hesferseperoedsd peril-reenter:
Minuet-mum to
’r. to a r. k‘a‘géh”
robin lentv‘titneand {have
$11.21 ,
I!
e 'I. _
I! lathe. ”Morten-“owed
use
' iri- =- .
he
out of 659 voters. and of these who did not ‘
m Brier. new. new, -
7 rules and In
MW ‘
fluent-dastasvwwesdmtathe
mI-nauumu Moderat-
esIll‘bs meted is I Iowa Woe;
waellowsbleeeywhersebeqeeesuitlj
ellewlthereeettweultl betelallyet
Vim... -.. . .. ym‘
fi‘.‘ .21- r’ ~
be fix *5 .
l‘ a
i.
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é
)
. here “if ’ ‘w
either. on» belt front no wanton:
with theirdolaal; I hevetoonuoh respect
forthet Itueet body. lucreiyetete I-fsw
mm which momentum
mt comm
truncation“ whole: Nut bslnu voter“
yes and barium. beta Iilglttooeres~ tetanus
;% I .t:
tb .
common use!!!“ tier-Mot
thetttIvebereef thIt bed.“ I oleiet to be
Illowedtoeplek without plvlen elation:-
0.3%.. lb“: written” recoil the
«tendon It citlseue tetbe necessity of ob
tending to their duty in the tuture iI Ill
tied with“) the e govern» no“ of
which it tuoet restitution: Iuhmttt to the
candid will: of the radon Good tutu mutt
unite in putting good men into ones.
'i‘. S Wren.
I “tuber column.
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“ Wine of the Womb“ quiet: the nerves.
”2...”... w
listkl 'i been It“: am ‘9‘.
Item no wing. ....._.._.__
The Cedar Point Motto ltIa turtle been
postponed for one week.
-. “2:21“;
1‘; .m :m 1‘”
A little boy being Isketl. “ WIIt is the
chief end of men!“ replied “Theond what‘s
got the bend on.“
7 —.~rm--«-—»~
Rev. John G. Deveuport. of Bridgeptm.
will preach It the Gunmetiottsl Ghurcb.
nut Sunday morning end evening.
’ “4”.” -
Nevvr enclose I large sum of money in I
postIi card. better keep it In your pocket.
then you know right where it is.
“wow—~—
B. M. White. photographer. Wesbiugton
street. is doing some very tine work. Sent-
pleI shown us this week beepoak this artists
skill. <
Mrs. A Gregory has returned from Port-
cheetcr. N. Y..wbere she has been rusti-
catlnx with her friends.
"W,“
Don‘t fall to attend the exhibition of teb-
lean: illustrating “ Life in India; with ex-
planations by Miss Brittaiu. at Military
Bell. on Wednesday svsniuu. Auu. 28th.
N. .w... v~
C. M. Grumman. Esq. left for Guide on
Monday lest. where he goes to spend I few
days with Frank Foote, of the Eagle Hotel.
lie 50?! in search of health; may he return
fully restored.
Self~actlug Fountain-for perfumed or clear
weter.
fiOO' ,
Don‘t fall to “voyeur one per cont. by
paying your city taxes before the first of
September. It Quintard & Co.‘e hardware
store. Opera House block. MIin street.
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L'. S. invalid soldiers! don't forget that
you must be examined every odd year be-
fore you can draw your pensions. Doctor
Phrdee is the examining surgeon.
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j A special meeting of the l‘elrfled County
Agricultural Seoletv wee held at the edits
of thorium Reuwey Company. on Tues-
day last. at which time the committees for
the coming Fair were appointed.
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A prosperous merchant has for his motto :
if yoearewiaeand wanttoriut
Thou pitch right In no! edvctise.
if you are not. then nettle . not.
And let you bode-em tepot.
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Some meiicious fellow says that economi-
cal hotel and restaurant keepers. use fly
pepere that he" been used shout their
plum to moire mince pies.
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The late MGrIud Lockwood. of Norwslk.
and George Pleti, who recently died in
Men. were the first persons to devise Ind
construct the palace car now In militia! on
our Anemone railways. ‘
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A New York peper would like to Ice
clergymeu take od‘ their costs on a hot Sun-
day. and push back their sleeves when they
«Q for eaten. When they meet the Old Boy
oh his own stoundrthey probably will.
MOW"! . .
Deacons in churches don't enjoy my
liberties now-I days: An up marry one
has been /" investigated” because he took.
the communion pitcher into the sanctuary
run-of beer: . ‘1 ' *
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Rev. 144. Wail-y.“ Belem. B. 1..
“and and). Olen-rind “sterility. preach.
sdtefoiihemouloedeyieehtbe former
It the Congregational Gourd end the letter
game Methodist. *4»
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A Harwell: youth. who amped" blaboard
blll,IsutthlI Wiles..hillet to blade-
rmded landlady: "Inna—mm do
uncommon: ms. Agnin 1 coin: the
’ 7 ”lot I-hotns. Hy present hash
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binding pleee‘e
.» beohteiasd byIn
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not leave 1
their veiuebles in the bath
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some milk school. ,. .
chase. It the mm.
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We are informed that. S. 1.on In.
her in contemplates theorem“ of I
tel on hie premises on Blah stint.
hope the gentleman will conclude
the new into execution.
better site forelae
mm premises
Maud overlooking
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Justuwsweregolutupnuweleened
st thedeeth of filters 3.1mm. M2. for
msnyyeen I conductor on ,
nemesis. Thetleeceaed was Ibtefly
menu». Ind huge behind I lugs
circle of mourning friends. The Nuclei
will takepleosetbisiete reside-sue lest
Iionvslk. next Sunday. at m o‘clock.
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LPJ‘eotehesteceived I full stock of
fell style hats end caps. Ir. hots it I
merchant who keeps mettle goods. and
selletbetu atreesoeeble prices; Inddlhyouu‘
Ind (lltl‘jillltl Ind Mlouebie. oaauot fell
to tied goods to wit their tutu It his bet
Ind cap store and gente‘ furoisbiea unnoti-
utu. Washington attest. Be is Ileo agent
for the celebrated Guenaoo umbrella.
moo-—
Mies Hogan‘s school reopens louder.
Sept. 5th. She has secured theservlcee 0! I
competent assistant. and will make a spe-
clulty of the primary depertunet. Fronte
letter of ma- Hogan‘s from lowI. we
quote: “Our Iowa rolling puma never
looked more beautiful than nomand the
farmers are busy harvesting the finest crop.
of wheat they have bad for several years.
Corn. too. lsvsry luxuriant.end in striking
contrast to the stunted and shrivellod crops
I unveiled through in the more eastern
states."
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Wclexu-n that I petition is. in circulation.
to allow the nestebllahnteut 'of the Fish
Oil Works on Smith‘s blend in our berm.
Have the people forgotten what I nuisance
this institution was. Ind how much trouble
it was togotrid of it? it is claimed that
the manufactursof fish oil can be carried
on without I stench, but we doubt it. and
we hope that this matter will be nipped in
the bud. Undoubtedly it would be I source
of revenue to a few. but the damage it
would do to the city is igcnlculab'e.
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A great musical tank-the old favorites
coming. The Allegheuieua. Vocalists and.
Swiss Bell Ringers. Quartette Quintette.
Sextette. and Silver Orchestrsi Bend.ere
coming with new songs. new quartottea.
new duetts, new bell pieces. Ind In addition
of new Irtists. They will appear at the
Opera House. Saturdey evening. Aug. 83d.
The Atlcghenie'is present free to every lady
Ind gentleman on enteriIg the hell. I mu
IicIl programme. which is fully worth the
price of admission and is I new heture in
their concert.
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On Mulllllly evening lest. Is the wifeof
Mr. Perry Dlsbrow. living It Granitcvllie.
was dipping ’eonre boiling water from the
wash boiler into I pail. Ind just as she tied
it nearly filled. her little child, aged Ibout
two years. came up to the pail. and turning
Iround. deliberately sat down int t the scold-
inc water. He was taken out instantly by
the mother. but not uptighgwes so severely
seelded tbet Mil in consequence. It two
o’clock A. '11..” muddy” "rho ‘ The
rn‘ihg.
child‘s flesh wee completely boiled. end
when the clothing was removed, thealesb
cents 03‘ with it. ‘ ,.
Every than I man‘s atomech become
little outof order. now—ode“. the feet is.
Inoculated in. the . public: pet-II ethane.
surname or other. kke W?! can of elect:
em and peoplebeoome me. (right-
cuod. {Lena-lo m .“3oaa sir-BEN»:
limousines morguhan-nemv
Ilfq‘lwlif "on new.» nor-iv.
in; t fer-«d M~MNTWMidM5
it '_ “Willa!” mime!
youeélfthia W‘ibsebbei'. dim , " your!
hair hrésh‘edéeudyonwon‘tggt‘tbeenoiers‘ ‘ .
if you crept-now "and ddnft g‘etyour recr-
vot. ml, were!» Munro your ‘
reore‘o‘f the pinyin!
«tremor: f_' ,
It the followinpprevetecw by;
In Wuhan-armoured“; m; a.
trlal.-~We snowman-t thereto-ht;
rosy have! It! Wu: “ gator:
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fIir rewiste. bis rue to Idutnuoa.
end by the tile we beat
thedook
new
oathehphltb. Tbllhtbeelneday
Erin. under theIIpicIId the“th
Annotation.” Ir. Shaka ciahs lobe the
originator of these Ola- Beht and that
no one“ tenth!“ hull a“la
llII‘IOIII M'bet Iii-self bob-vie.
innovated the font seven years age. Ind
continued tbetI optetbepreunt themed
be new cells upon his old friends and the
public generally to rneet on the day. and It
the piece named above. Music for dancing
will be movidcd. anti I good titne they be
exported.
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m Heating.
At in edjourned school meeting. held lu'
the Franklin street Ichroil house, on Friday
evening last. D. R. Selle:k.E§Q.. in theebair,
the report of the special committee appoint‘
'ed to secure a site for the Greniievillc animal
house. recommending the purchase of a lot
of D. L. Millard, Esq” 150 foot square on
the turnpike, for 503 dollars was accepted.
A motion was made to appoint e building.
committee. D. 3. Selleck was nominated.
The motion was put. and the choir w I nth
able to decide the vote, and was of the op-
inion it was necessary to appomt tellers.
which was done. Thev counted the votes,
andthecbalrdoclarvd it a tie. A motion
was then suede to adjourn. which we: lost.
Another motion was made M Loreneo
Dibble bave’tbe floor to make I epceoh.
Some one else moved to adjourn. whereup-
on hlr. Dibble stated that his apeec. ’ h could
be " bottled up" for I week without any
harm. as it was of such a character. that it
wouldn't spoilt by keeping. as he had noth-
ing to state but solid facts. The meeting
then adjourned for one week,
., . . . .
E / New moan».
iFridaykluIt, in company . with lselectme‘n
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vidtcd New Canaan. 0f the country. over
which wean-etifwe beve not theepeoe to
sposkmtherthan the mute delightful
end so mm mm driven“ insertion-d.
than over the romantic hills nil quiet
dellr for which this We”! IRAQIWJ
is noted. The ideas we hwifnrtntdofflowf
pected tolnd a proverb“ oonetrr awn."
but on uncoutrery.4weeew mmvw.ho
us with the belief tlfa’t the village is
up to the times. lively. go-ebcad. and its
people intelligent. hospitable and weleostt-d
in wetter) of public importance. We first»
fault! but at libelous. supplying orders for
netln these times. and aftereucxprc-idu
of sriswsupouthepelitieel Quorum , of the
«rev-left him two Ws‘filh
mmewwhdMIm-hoflm
Wuhan-nth. m_w gripes.
the‘hoteloftbealm , ism new henna.
nae-m
alo't'iuerly of South; Norwelk. cimiug‘ou the»
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docket _
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polio d mflmwm
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for we. unmanned: of Sout‘rffifoc‘
elk . We "at? 1° 399.32% tilt-ii:
«more ‘It. ‘9 Sec ' '
gentleman. 3y his kind-ere.
we were shown
mill-drag ohm-intone bl _
moot-crewman». are
inert-led
gum- III-elm m endogenous
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sItkAIIuII Ole- IIkelorJoII aunt.
lensedWonantbhphmtOrovIBI-e.) ,
that IIlnilIr Ilium-II eIs‘at limb ,.
C. W. Smith,and George St. John..&q..we. .
called up»: Noah ”troy; Esq: whorl: we ' 7
.enta‘ underwear. etc. "Kr. Roytlie one of “
thue positive. decided gentlemen: seldom 1
“Here an. hurl lrrPIedy.
innate-sum err-Igniting . ‘;
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the Welcomes:
up by him are well-knowmtm .
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v m for I It‘ll-ell. drink-lite
oussoppoeits N. Y. N. H. depot.
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in, Corn-lock Bros.
v. pron. B. Brown‘efor your
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a bio. Human Hair Switch or
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in Ll“! cit Aug. 13*. fihho‘et": inflow. Eer~
in East
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