Hotnctthehsresncfm-
goth In down. 0dr (W W
wuttolercpethis meadow!”
m mun-nursing.”
mic-tethehnstrhspvsrnucntfron
theVie—oxhfiiticn enterprbe. itisnow
nid.wil spoon: to sense sixteen millions
Colin.
52:32::
“armada-ems test the
“its inthsciqrud dsIthere-
sultisztrcuthhdisessesrs frequent.
# ,
The worsen ct Wet-Ii County. West Vir-
gints. hue foraedsgrsueto prevent their
husbsndsvisitiag the“ widowsta thst
section.
TheSeveethOcsveltiunef hamlet“
writnslhwhlhefield ItWicncd.eorn-
rnenclc‘next 8stcrdsy.flthInd continu-
1-1qu
WMMWinrscdeedin
low; It 5 Med thIt one of the cIndl~
dstesfteecverscrhsspcsmsnstworkstl
“06.31:!“th which he
Wmshe ladies of the ante.
dreaded
The freshtnIn clue of Colby University.
It Wstervilie. In. Mil: to I toesl
chronicle. “euhrscss four young indies.“
Which is shockingly improper. Ind ought
to be signed It once.
The bullets-of the Bhepsug RIilroId is
‘onthsinasssc. A hrs-chic tussltne Hill
poetic curry is under considerstion Ind
nodonhtwillbebnilt. This qusrry is new
wcrhsd by I mpIny sod is proving I suc~
cees.
The wife of “Old Prcbsbilities " hes just
inherited I fortune of one million dollIrs.
The Rochester Deutxrnt and Glendale ssys
of 0. P. thIt. if he hsdn‘t been I tnsrried
msn he couldn‘t the predicted storms with
such scarcity."
Governor lngersoll hss Ippolntcd the fol.
lowiu persons a the Stste board of Charl-
ties.purscsnt to In set of the last legislature ;
Benjsntin Stsrh. of New London. Levi Ives.
of New Hsven. BItnuel P. Jones. of llIrt~
ford.Miss Lucy Alison. of Middletown. Mrs
Msriettc Pettee. of Xeridcn.
.__._._.
A tale is told of some English tourists
who. guide-limit in hsnd. were seen gazing
It I home in the neighborhood of the
“ lsrche ties laments.“ “Here." ssid the
conductor of the petty. looking very wise.
" is one of the houses in which lollere was
born.“
One thocssnd persons Ire ssid to be em-
ployed inane locolity in Europe in the tnitn-
ufscture of “ paste.” by which is mount Irti~
nciIl disnonds. rubies. Ind other precious
stones which possess I luster sud llt'Ilil y of
coloralculsted to deceive Iny but the most
experienced persons.
The Litcbfleld sawmill}: “ The old
Congregstionsl Church now seems to be
turned into an opera house. where they
dance under the very shsdow of Dr. Lymsn
Beecher‘s pulpit. This is all right but times
hsve chsnged since Dr. Beecher prettchul
in this place.“
it is said thIt the sttempt to transfer the
in trade from eastern ports to Sen Francis-
ro and the Wide Railroad has been defeat-
. ed by I combination of \‘n- \‘a-t- amen-«nu.
who sIeriticed two million dollars in the
Wm-."..un~u rats Jon's; ..
coon. vessets'tsden With it...“ are “3 "3 ur-
riving st Atlantic ports.
' 'I III
The sixth reunion of the old Tenth Con-
necticut Volunteers will be held It Green-
wich todsy. The business meeting will be
organized It 12 o‘clock. after which the vet-
erans Ind invited guests will partake of a
dinner to be provided by the citizens of the
town. The Howe bend of Bridgeport will
enliven the coo-iston with Patriotic music.
Amngetnents have been made by which
express trsins will stop at Greenwich.
For centuries it has been known that. the
precious motels which we exchanged for
Irticles exported from Asistlc countries dis- ,
Ippesr from circulstion. The question
where do they go to is Inswercd when we
know thst gold Ind. silver ornstnents Ire
much daired by these semibsrbsric people.
The females of Hindustan slope Ire said
to pcuess ”(131001100 worth of cold crus'
menu
The progress in tusuufsetutlnu hsrdwsre
in .tunericI hes IdvIneed so rIpldly Ind ef~
teettvely thst foreign articles no new Iltncst
out olthe tnsrhst. with the exception cfs
few speciIltles int-h Is he cutlery Ind some
snelltcols. Forthcrthsn this.uot onlyis
the imputation of foreign hurdwsre hourly
reused. but the expuetntion of rcilwsy fIsten‘
legs. locks. springs. commits. tin eres.
Ind edge tails. Ind other duller Irtieles
ha Ilrrsdy commenced. Ind new seriously
cot-nets in Bheflcld Ind liminghcut with
their own murmurs.
Thepciltinthelsluygubbulneesh
notthstthenhrieswereinoressedJcrif
thsthcd been donebut little ablation would
thehtcnItsde. itisthefcctthststths
veryiuthmuflhemutem
mmMrh-ndsiniethetrs'eeuryud
toohsuiilioscndshsifcfdollsrstowhich
thsyhsdncshsdowchciIhn. Theyhsd
vtrtusiiycuctrscted to workforIcutIin
sumsndthqtcehhslfssnschntorefor
serviesswhichtheyhsdsev’srperfcr-ed.
Thlsisthepolnt. Indnc'lc-iqofnne
wordsorhbcredmusdeurcylt.
ltwssIIt-luhsppilylnsdeleyslthroufh
Imhw.ssdtheuelwhofIvorsdit
encounters-ted“
mt. Is-edthsti-shsqssdw. my. _ _ '.
,slssrdssr-sissss'evsuwt mespgp. .
, ., . -u
. _, ' ' , . .il‘ .. Heir
Th3 M3” panic in New York
commenced with the fstlure of lean Jay.
Cooke t! 00.. supposed to be one of the
most substsntisl arms inthis country. "
This was brought shout by their becom-
ing security. Is I am. for the liabilities of
{I reamed cornerstiouwbletnis tut-.0:-
Social to m. the am good by no. of
M;We. new Wed In this
the corporstidn.’ Ind the firm endorsing
them. were both obliged to suspend psy-
meat.
As tusny other brute were doing the estate
good close for other rsilroud corporstions.
Ind who were not supposed by the public
to be in better condition thIn Hears Jay.
Cooke &00.. the populsr confidence he-
euneshshen Ind without wnrrsnt deposb
tors began to drIw herin on the bInhers
Ind bunks known to be in this kind of busi-
ness.
Every eflort that could be nutde legslly.
by the government has been put forth to re-
storc confidence. The banks themselves
have Igreed to help one number. and it is to
be hoped the wont is pustutud thIt the
people will consider that if they hold on to
their securities. which they have rectum to
believe Ire good. on return of confidence
they will become worth their investment
price. but if thrown on the market now
they will not only bring I loss to themselves
but dissste-r to may others. perhaps to the
whole country.
1".llh‘ FAIR.
\Ve have heard much complaint from
visitors Ind exhibitors I“ the Foirtlehl Conu~
ty Fair last week. with the management for
allowing gambling tllltl swiudliug to be our~
ricd on openly on the grounds. At the very
entrance the visitor was assailed by the
clamom of gamblers tilitl swiutilers. iu opcu
violation of the luv and decency. and many
learned by desr exlmticnee that whet up
pests on the {nee to be t'ulr dealings in row
ccptible ut the most intricate and subtle
mguery. The society. bud it regarded the
welfare of its putrous. or haul u devout regard
for the principles of right. should have
clesred tLese scumps from the ground at
once. but on the contrary. lifter their uncu-
tion had been cslled in the ututterdbey
were. Illoweti to go on to the very lust hour.
to the disgust of all right tuluded. and but“
regarding citizens We ltuow it is generally
much easier to tlud fault than to remedy.
but in this case we can see no excuse I'm
the Society.
Another festure in this (sinus in Ill oth~
ere. isthc preference given to first home.
sud horse rsclng. The premiuuu given for
lust horses are the highest. and tubing is
the ttttntctiJn. It the exhibitions ore to be
of homemciug. why not say so. int-tend of
Agriculturult?) Fairs. What there is ubuttt
these horses that desvt‘vc so much attention.
we tll't.‘ unable to discover. Saturday lust.
for the first time. we witucuvul a horse l‘llt‘t‘.
and ‘Ir tlisummiutuu-ut was great. Um
ideal o: I horse was one that was symtueb
ricully formed. fut and sleek. lillll of elyllsll
carriage. Those that \vcre brought on the
{melt looked us though they werelmltfnp
They were lean. luuk. large-fouled, rough-
hulrt'tl. big-ltt'mlt-tl. sleepy lUtlkltlghuimIls.
that showed about us mm-lt suimutiou and
bounty us the it"t‘l‘llgt‘ munl horse. and (lid
one happen to show any signs of spirit in-
was driven around the truck. until it wusnll
out of bimh and then after tbvv bud truth-d
ol run it mile. they luul to be bl: n‘u-Ied.m.
'wn mi! of ll:ifll€§s_ cpncaed ofl‘. rillllied
dowu.uud put to bed.
If there is any particular tttivunlugu in
propagating this class of burst-s. we t‘nu'l
doc “‘33": is unlesxv to give those of u spec-
ulutive nutu‘fl'.‘ a cbuuco to lme their money
by betting on them. Tlu- 3“"! Lilllt‘ll 00W i.“
can make 2:45. $50. The unu or wonmn
who displuys :‘llt't'ltllt'ns of workumusltip
that exhibit superior mcclmnicnl skill and
intelligence. gets it dollar or two, or n diplo-
me; the fastest running horse $60; the best
blended grude of row or the best working
cattle $10; the fastest single horse $75. Are
them agricultural fsirs whet they pretend in
be. or are they degenerating into more, horse
races ‘.‘
\Ve regret to be t-otupt-lled in record. at
the commencement of the season. a em)-
tinunnce of the annoyance out-city has been
put to every winter by a deficiency of gut.
Two nights last week the lights below the
Methodist Church went out before 9 o‘clock.
and the district was left in total tlurltness‘
Itvc such dwellings null storm: as used
hutps and oil. Owing to this nuisance,
inlay of our tuewhsnts vau when out the
fixtures for burning: gun. and put in oil
boom. and if the trouble continues through
this winter as it did through last. another
year will tied the company without any
pstrmw in this city. Utuhutbtedly uiue
tenths of the business men prefer gas in
their places of butluetu. it it cam be used to
IdvIutIae. and the out not greatly in execs:
of oil. liut. judelug from the pain Ind
present. this can hardly beexmctcd. The
oust of lighting by gss its: been very high.
Ind the rupply so poor. that whatever of
contidence the wmpuuy hats etuoyetl. is
pretty thoroughly erwdiested.
The city is lighted from this source It I
stipulstrd price per yeIr mun. lump. the
lumps to be lighted during certain hours of
the night. Of course this contract is made
with the under-studio; tiutt theme shell be
furnished in sumcleut quantity. This isnot
done. II we stste shove. it is clstuted thIt
the deficiency inst week wss caused by the
[II being used on the Fslr (lmunds. We do
not know by what kind of rel-rosin or
rulcsof fsir docile; this could be done.
The (Is wss siresdr contrscted for by the
city. Ind belonged to them till the tltnc of
putting out the lights. Ind the compsuy hsd
no mfl‘ht to use the gen for lighting the
”Grounds or say other plscs this we
would the in chsrxln; them for In sdvsr‘.
themeet thst msppsucd in this-utter.
We do not know you up this”. nor how
a remedy the evil. but we do know, um I
prom i done the corpcrstion Ind cltiseu
of‘thiseity by the momma wesre
4m
din sued-It hst screw?
haul-Indus”
as}
—h
m
cm?
awarded *0; on old “ plug" of “WW
glad the eve.
"I little gus-
,, . . ‘ ' . “fanciful”...
in . " “‘1‘ «sum Tommie
‘6! WM would excel InywctnInl
ever am telling you“ sndi stories shout
ghosts Ind bobgobllns Ind mm“ else
thst wII swful. l retoombei‘ distinctly how
wechitdrec used to sit Ind listen srouml that
old umplIce to Fanny‘s stories uutil the
old folks decided it was time we children
were in bed. One night Fanny told about
I ghost that came into it gratified but ft"
from my fstltsr‘s house. Ind how her bus.
qud Ind Henry Duncan ,‘got frightened
comiugpsstthere one night on «clog the
old chIp. I remember. not long after Fau-
ny hId been telling some of her worst ghost
stories. word was sent to us that it near who
live had died. and the request made upon us
to send word to In qut. living some three
miles oil‘. I was delegated to curry the news.
it was just before night when l stained;
rescind there Ind delivered my message;
got my supper and started lutclt. By tbla
tune it had become quite dark. and l begun
to think of Fanny‘s ghtnt. it wins I dark
and lonesome “Hill. with very few houses.
About midesy or u mile Ind Ihulf from
father‘s. close by so old cider mill. l at“? I
ghost. Yes. sit. one of b‘ztnnyh best. What
to do I didn‘t ltttuw. There was no use of
going buck. for Fsuuy had told us they had
wings and could fly faster than it horse could
tun; to go across lots would newr answer.
for if I did I should get lost. No. I must
take the chances on u mce toward homo. and
lstsrted; missed the old hldcr mill; [binned
the ghost. but us I passed him i thought 1
muld see him mulling for me. l run with
the speed of on uutelupo. and tbut turmoutv
ed ghost kept just about smelt u dictum-e
from me its wheu we started. until I come
near it house. when. all ltl once. he disap-
peared. lint such I run as that was : l was
barefoot. lilltll tbrowed gravel so slillt‘ful
that it went through the soul of my trouvors
as clean as though it had been shot out of
one of the old queen's «mun \\'liru l or»
rived home l w“: u sight to behold ; the per-
spiration pooled from every pole. and l
was almost uxlmuntod. tlur folks were vvrv
much frightened. but i told them 1 had only
bot-u lmviuu at little rune \vttb llr. White in
his sulky. which seeuml in quiet them vet‘v
much. 150qu wool to but. but llellyolt
not to sleep. 'i‘lmt gltusl ltllillt‘lllt'tl illt‘ ull
the night lune. and it was uumy long years
before I got over the frlgbtmml even lulltix
tluy l ulwuys whistle vigorously \tlwtt l mu
passing an old building in the night. l mu
old enough now not to be frightened. um!
yet I have had u terrible sour-e. (Hip High!
lust \vwk. out: of tho buys brought in umpy
of 'l‘ttr: St:.\'rt.\‘ttt.. us is his wool. and cum—
tumwed mulling .lltlllll for the [Will ill of the
whole family. Now. John read liilt‘tllltlllttl
ou the sin of dress. etc. which we all h‘tiltl
union to. and limb be read about sumo ouv‘.»
throwing mud. and timtlly t‘eml u pb-eo t‘rntu
tin-pen of my i‘tieml liuutun. ubieb bmugbt
my heurt clear to my mouth the first billlntl.
Why. sir. lllt‘ ghost st-uru \vuu nothing cunt-
purctl to this. The ghost score cost ittllltllllf.
gout; could we my children
breml; could bet? my poor wife running it
llellvt‘rll‘l. lllltl all kinds of torment: pieturml
lllt‘lllfil‘l\t“l to my imugimttluu. l \\'lill\t'tl
the house. wrung my litilltlr‘ uud tore mv
lmir. until my rutuily tlmuuhl l wns :il'ttt‘lul:
umniut'. and m l was. My good \\ l't‘.ll(‘llll{
SOIlH‘Wlllil ilf ll ilitt‘ll‘uug‘ lllfllll' ll llll‘lll‘lll‘t‘litl-
nod-milk lltlllllltc mul spread it ltt'l‘tlritl un‘
Mutuacbmollml me up in u sheet and put m}
to bed. liut do you think i slept.“ ”in;
much. ltt'iml it” kind“ of position.fur...
lengthwise. then sitltwiw. titer.» ..,‘........-i,-..
and would lmvu trial .lq’ emltvisu i! it ltrbl
3"“ 1’9“}: {911le .‘inullite. My wife come on
mm} ruom. but t‘tlllt‘llltlt‘tl it was no plat-e
(other. She and Bridget held u t'tllis‘llllxtllnll
iu the ball. 1 beurd lirblgvt usk my wife if
it wasn‘t bent to get the pollen in and shunt
tltu lllN'lt'i".
through the night. uud ut curly day l \\':t.\‘
up. determined to find out my fate ul nuns.
Precisely til {our o‘clock I started for house
of (‘bief Justice— —. 'l‘hu sert'uut girl \vzua
up. but the old gentleman but! not yet turn-
ed not. lie was expected very mun. uud
Very soon be come to view its fresh us it uvw
cucumber. 1 made my upMqulea my calling
so curly. but told llllll my business was lut-
portunt—wus such as the \velfurc of my
family depended on. 1 than pulled out two
copies of Tm: Sux'rmt-u. tub] Ibo obi gent
to read and give an opinion. which be pro-
conduit to do lo the llltlsl woeful muuuor.
After restllug the article signed by me. be
common 'L‘t‘tl by suyltu: that I had been guilty
of u very great and lit luuus erlute. cou—
demued both by law and. Gospel. Ind went
on to quote several treasures of Scriptures
to prove his awertlous. “Woe to you Scribes.“
etc...“ These shall go away into.“ eto . illitl
several others. which cove me excruciating
len. lie told the plainly he could donutu.
lug for me. llo might. be sold. issue I out
too» writ. directing it mandamus tube served
upon .‘lr. Bunion. “straining him from dis-
tmlufl my funny in case be sued tor dour
ages. but on the whole. he thought Judge
Grew win: the proper lllhll to imply to. so.
bidding him I mod morning. i started for
judge Crsw. Nowflmw is I uum tlutt is
toll of opinions. (Will'tititnl. um.) i imbued
out the article. and he sold tit once. even
without tolling oti‘ his spectacles. “Why.
sir. the «first way to get out of this scrape
is to retntet. Mr. liotttou sts that will sub
ufy him. Ind now why don‘t you do it i" i
told him i Wtillltl do anything to tire my
self Iud qutlly. And new. here. in the face
Ind eyes of Ill the people. i do telnet Ind
talte beck Ill 1 mild shout everybody. that
wIIn‘t so. 1 forum um the Council Ip‘
pointed three assessors that year. Ind yet I
oughtto hsve known thIt no one living mutt
could tasks out such so Ismmeut intone.
it w I masterpiece. sud those three men
did it. Indtiid it Is well..tbst. hm hm city
like llllli'llfil'fl it tshes m Councilmen to
meme) they only left out tiftesn houses.
Ind their bills were“ moderate. \To insure
Ir. 3. does not tell us how much they re-
bived. sad 1 Int attuned. let the amount be
whstlt rosy. it less cciyswspethsteumtl
libel. Ind if you ever cstclt me writin; II-
cther Irtiele for your paper. it will be when
i set elder thesisntnowflysicnggr.
- *‘J . _. 7 'r
g
csshfcr it. Tull-mm
pIII book Ind I“! . Ind some-a
tints or other. i! I _> _ .99 well. they
will get norm. m3 3.. i ’ should'ibe
m or WU“‘- m‘ ‘33 em ‘ _
then? Howls the Mmptutopt
ht. :payi Look It theold.wlistyi»ledgets
‘snd Ins-wet. his trading with I pus-book
lsoue ot the worst tb . s poor usual!
be guilty of (l mesa financially). MIny Ind
many it mutt has bought dollars and dollars
worth of goods that he would not the
bought if he mold not have got it booked;
Ind the uterclmuttbinits it I mighty nice
way at doing business until he discovers
there is I tail end to the pessbooi: II lends:
llulley‘a comet Ind about Is unsettled. sud
the first thlmt he knows. his customer is on‘
to sootemieelsc for I new penchant: and I
new stick. That our butchers Ito Ill such
lotto. lunk fellows.ls for no other mean
but this resubmit and tick system.
Look at the butchers in New York City who
not their pay cash down for till they sell. I
any look at them; great big strapping ful-
lmvs. wrigbiug from two hundred to three
hundred pounds apiece. One large. fat fel~
low run the business here for it while. until
he got so nervous over those pussboolu that
his physlt‘lttn told him if he did not get out
of it he would not live three weeks. lie Ilv
so advised In outward application of luv.
uutl he bus bwu riding on ice curt eversiuco.
and begins to loot: us if he might won for-
gvt ”the puss buolt sud the butcher shop. We
all realize that it is bIrd times. but we have
not independence enough to economlse.
Most all of us Ire living to.) fast. are living
beyond our menus. and thc not independ-
euec enough to eurtullmud the cottartlueuce
it we me til in dobt to our unmet-s. our buteh‘
.urs. ttlnl dry goods men; we owe everybody
and nobody owes us.sutl yet we tell our
gnu-eryuum if we could only get what is
owing us we would pay him so quick it
would matte his :hvttd .swim. tout the poor.
debuted :cuss believes us for it while. but
finally comes to the conclusion that if he
Could not his [lily he would be willing to
bike the chairman of tiny amount of head
no nu. Now do not understand me us find
lug tuult with the poor man in particular for
uni puylug. lie is no worse. and many times
unm- puucluul in paying thou the swcullml
rtru uutu. There tun tome men in this city.
who are living in due houses and riding in
line i :trrbtgcc tlmt it is almost impossible to
.‘t'llt‘l‘l u bill of. Why. l bud miller wullt
lrum hero to float llutldttm und‘bIclt strain.
ltul'vlmll and alone. thuu to think .1 bud got
u. collect it bill of them. it “mites me shutlv
tier when 1 think whut l paused through in
that line when l was it business tqu. and
hm! to do it. l hope the Lord will forgive
llu m. for 1 know i never t‘lili. fur the way
llu'_\' used to serve me..l.lut now i ititl I rich
Itmn myself; l have boost-s (dug buttocs.)uttd
llilnlh‘. (in work on shun-s.) and till the other
mm ibut litttlttt up a Mob msu‘s outfit. sud
l Iutvegm it all by being industrious tilltl
sawing. Um- thing is certuitt.yuuux mun.
_\u|l cuttuut get rich if you uro spending
tucutylilvu or thirty cents for cigars every
day ; you cannot trot ridh if you are hunt;-
iug around it gin-mill every tiny uniting for
thmlllv to t'tttltu Irouml to limit you. No.
tbut wuu‘t do; you must. go to work; do
something for u living; it you cuu't get big
wages. tutu: sluttll out-s until your employers
mutmt do without you. and then you are
but in this l could we my house and lmnl all .
”.3...“ f... ; 11‘ you rhnllltl wont to tmury. you must plain
lint somehow or utbor l gut.
uumlcrul‘ the sltuutluu. In the tuouutlme
nut nueh u wanton us i told you of in the be
ginning of this eommuttlt‘utlou: one who
can pl‘ut‘llt'u it little sclt' denial; one wbowill
. not buy “but she cannot ttil'urd to. Never
umrry it girl who is u slave to the fashions.
‘ Why. Mr, Editor. I would rather be hitched
to u locomotive going at full speed—it would
llt‘nlll‘t' «tn-tub to me in either cute. PERRLVI‘
'.i"‘.i"e’u"'i1‘vflel.
There la in coutcutplntlonm project which.
if curried out. will end in the erection in
our city of (tilt! of the finest hotels of tho
Ilttlt‘. l". S. Lyon. limp. bus for some time
been (‘ttilsldt‘i‘lllg the matter of building a
first ohm lm ('l on his prcmlws on the hill.
mul plum lmw been made. for putting up
n structure. seventy feet front by one hun~
tll'f‘ll va tlct'p. three stories high. to be sub
mounted by l\ umusurd moi The most se~
l‘lntts dillluulty now in the way of this on.
torpriw, lit tho luck of arrangements for in-
ll‘mltu'ing wuter into the building. As the
proposed ltnlt'l ii in lifl ti fll‘il Olitsti one llilfl
disadvantage is very great. Ind In another in.
stance. illustrating the grant necessity of
prompt notion in introducing public water
into the vity. it is proputtctl to erect the
building on the lot. west of Elm Avenue.
and leuvo the whole property cost of it In I
luwu. lu urity whlob contains no msuy
lwmttiful sites as South Nurwulk. it is It.
moat impossible to any which is the best.
1*
combines so many natural beauties II to toe
outiotu tillll surroundings bathe shove. it
vmluucuu about four sores. and forms I para
Illeburmu. l‘uoluu street: on Ill four lltleil
Situated no the highest point it overlooks
the city in every diwetlon. its well “the sur‘
roumlluu country. and «thirds tut unobstruct‘
ed view of the timber. and of the sound
built oust and west as luv it: the eye out
mob. Shutting on the vrwtt of the hill the
ground slopes untduttlly to the vslley I die-
tuueeof uboutoue huudtvd ililtl titty feel.
and thou «In I It we abrupt descent. The
grounds. when tultwrby Mr. llyou. were
rugged tllltl barren. but by titerl of ‘3th
tleul of bum Illtl swell outlay they have
been t‘tltn‘t‘l‘i-tlt‘l tutu thiI beIutlful property.
.\ portion of the hunt is uml Is I Mun
mull gl‘ttptll‘)‘. illlil the vines Its .now over-
buleu with luetuus comm. hill! the tms
bending: under the weight of ripening fruit.
A very tltllill‘illlls.‘ peculiarity of these'rounds
is than tumult they lll'ti on I side hill. Ind
slope to (see the sun. they never autlbr from
drought. but on the century. during the
dry westber of the past season. while
evaytblug in the ullsy was dried Ind
burned up. no ill eli‘vcts‘were felt here. but
moisture to cbunttsncs wII rItIinId for the
nourishment of the plants. Ind fruits. Is is
now evidenced by the Ibundsnt crop.
from the plural of the residence. with the
aid of glasses. oldscts on the Longueuil
shore. Ire moo plsiuly visible. smiths con-
stantly petting vessels enliven flh.‘ scene
trout “turning tilt night; out while attired.
tome-ecu
sonnet: . _, ,_ ‘ ‘ ' ,,
“we...“ use: ~
but we. doubt it their in single one that
It Diabetic centenni-
._______ _
C. W. Le Count. Esq“ hII been elected
committee for the Down Town District for-
Iuothcr yesr.
Wsrd L. Day. has availed himself of the
privileges of the Duluth» st iI settling
with creditors. , . . , _
W
Mr. Geo. RIytuond wss thrown from I
wagon while crossing the rslerId truth in
from of W. ii. Swords. on Friday evening
last. Ind received severe bruises.
Wm
Milton‘s cbIngeI were much the some in
the Garden of Eden Is now. The demsud
of the fIll was for more clothing.
Wow-www-
New York City Banks refuse to take
checks on country buttiu. therefore pity-
moot must be made by (trim or cssh.
”m
Widows who have lost two husbands are
the only ladies who have iii yet evinced
much interest in the “ third term" question.
~oeoV . —~
The tlrst Monday in October Selectmen
for the towns are to ho elected. Ind the
suite is todecblu whether it Will have one
cupltsl or two.
w—v-v ”kw—-
The best way for young ladies to get just
the right tangle on the hslr is to fill it full
of corn meal and lot the chickens, scratch it
out.
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Our oortespundonts would confer I favor
upon us. by sending their communlcuduus
as early in the week as they conveniently
can.
«r . w ooo
An announcement on the death of a lady.
roads ; " She lived titty years with her bus!
bond. and died in confident hope of u better
life."
we ‘7 w . . «a
A surgical jouruul speaks of u mun who
Iivod five yours with I bull in his bend. Job
Squires says be has ltuow’n ladies to live
twice us long with uutltlughut bulls in their
bends. .
Thu mutilated election case came tfli be~
foro Judge Minor. It llrldgemtrt. on Tues-
tluy. tilttl was appealed to the Supreme Court
of Errors. on the points of btw withoutuo
gumcnt.
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A womuu in Nurwullt informed her doc‘
tor that her arm was broken between the
pig pen and the chicken coop. lie hunted
through his books two days to find out what
these terms “Will“.
.0. .
An old lsdy culled at u drug sturo in
town. the other day. and bmnthlessly rc~
marked; “There! 1 hsve serenaded all the
Wily down hero to get u mstlpc prescribed.
uud tllsmmembvr tho cotultttstlblt's.“
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During Fair week our city wss quorcti
with ntttllt‘. from vtttlous lltlntltltlllll none
of them we think ucquitted t’luuuselvcs
more tirt‘tllliibly than the South Norwnllr
City _ liltlitl. Iltltoturb the performances by the
[hollow sud Wt-stport "‘ll‘ltltl were gmtd. .
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lbeueccr littrr. Earp. I’rcstdeut cf the
Dmlgur‘s Club (besdtpturters in from of W.
ll. Swords) has gone to Bridgeport to the
practice of law. The club thereby loses tt
valuable uwmlwr. but his sum-extant. ll. l1.
St John. bus all the quulltlcultous for the
pnsltluttuuul will mm to the undoubted
stillsfttt‘fimi "I the association.
. ese _
A City buly went into it gallery for her
plotute. After putting her in position. the
artist um. the plate tu the autumn. Ind told
her to look at ucertniu spot on the wall.
She wasn't certain of seeing it well front
where the sat. and so got up and went over
to it. but lulled to discover unytltlug curious
about it.
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A use has been discovered for mosquitoes
[thus been found worth while to strain
them out of the water before they get their
eluguut plumage. their tuneful voice and
their blood-thirsty appetite. and feed them
to young trout. We are in favor of raising
trout on a large scale. This utility of the
disbulleul insect reassures our wavering
fuith that all things are created for some
benevolent purpose.
M” "“
The seluettuvu have decided to adun‘i/the
plan of it largo cuss-pom to carry oil" the
water that settles in the ltown Town rmtd
under the railroad bridge. It in thought
that by digging I deep. long ditch of this
kind. titv releif needed will gained without
the great expense of leading the water to
the river. which could be done only by I
largo outlay.
_, .w, .
During u visit to the only of New York.
the present week. while putting down
limdway. we noticed in the show windows
of the leading but flltlm.wllim that are
noted for leading the Maidens—styles of
huts that have. been Idopted. It just the
thing for Ill faces. Ind sue. lesdiua the “lit!“
bet. that on inquiry we ileum on tumor
tsettuvtl It the estsbllsbmeut of Messrs
them. Kqup lb autumn. of this city.
1
stylish sud superior tutti. it ituuvm to the
node throughout the wintry.
, ... ”wig-7......“
Mr. lily. l‘mhlcut of the Mitt std County
Agricultural Society. wishes to once more
to suite tutu be but I shut in his possession
which was found It the but held lust yesr.
The cement estue into Mr. lily's possession
in left. when I lady. residing in New
OauIsu. lost I album. its surround the
loss on the Ftill‘ Grounds It the tints. Ind
Ind it mentioned iu the Butternut. Ind Gs-
“utit. sud mounted the under to return It to
butt. in due time hueceived Ishswl from
Dr. Stubble. I entered gentlemen from
Bedding. 'i‘ttleshswlmwwsd close the
description of them last by the sw
0m lsdy. It wss‘ sent to her. but the
returned mistormlsp lir. Ely“ thst it it»
anthers. and m of three times the ivslue
of the shewl she but! lost. his eyidcntly I
vslusble shswhsndevsry Welt hss‘
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from the noise Ind hebbuh of the city the “Mole We
whose reputation for the mauufscturc of
‘h quite probsbls thIt thlI will be the only
7 7 macm‘thecwmflccusiqnm
' ' earn tom -'
on the ad dust of Oct. nestto sstisfy In It:
“not?" Sale will be positive to highest
bidder.
.. Moor—mv—
In delivering the fancy srticles It the
belonzlug to slIdy. could not be found.
maul, hsviug been urea by mislshe.
President‘lily wishes it sent to him for re;
turn to the owner. .
Mans——
We wete lIst week the recipients of I
bunch of ChIrter Osh mp0s. contsluing
thirteen of these monsters from N. J. Grsw
Esq. When we "be into consideration
that this vurletv generally averages from
three to four grapes to s bunch. this yield
is remsrlthlc. Their asvor is not very tine
M
H. R Turner. Esq. returned last week
front I tour of the West. lie crossed Lake
Michigsn on do ill fitted “Ironsides.” the
trip preceding her loss. Ind rise but I few
bouts flatten the Detroltdt hillqult'ce
Rtilrottdmf the recent Incident on tht‘
road which caused the loss of severed lives
lie reports favorably of the business pros-
pects of the West.
”mm-'—
The Day‘s Own is the title of I new illus-
trsted weekly paper. itsconteuts are vsricd.
and contIin much thIt is usuIlly of interest
to the boys. in the WIy of stories with
morsls etc. Ind is. we think. in «lumen of
the average of such publicctiuns. Guns. 1..
Richards. Boston. Publisher. Terms. ”.50
a your. single copies ti cents. .
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The tumors employed in the factory of
Miami Smith. PIltncr d: Devenport. went
out on I sttiltc lIIt week. for the purpote of
compelling the proprietors “3100pr the
rules and regulations of the listters Associs-
tion. This they felled to do. Ind they Ire
now out of employment. Ind their plIces
being rapidly tilled by other workmen. ‘
. aw“... ~
A colored mIn. giving: the name of P. A‘
llvulleun. Jr.. Ind clelmiug to be Idvsucc
mom for the United States Slsve Minstrel
Troupe was srrestcdln this city by Chief
Hodges yesterday. Future in his possession
and his trsuasctions here and in Bridgeport
conclusively show him to be I swindlcr.
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Thu (loans in giving the pedigree of the
four your old stallion Almulus. exhibited
by .losiIh ll. Moneymf linrrlson New York.
makes it mistslto its to his sire. .fim‘ulus
pedigree is Is follows :«slred by Membrluo
Pilot. he by Membrino-ohlef.‘(8iro of Lady
'l‘huruc. Mentbrinu Patchcr. Clurk Chief.
and nutny other noted hum). This young
horse is of the best blood in the country.
and was admired by all who not him.
W...”.-
Msuy of our reIdcrI vae visited the Pop
ubtr One Price Clothing House. of I. F.
Ferris. No. 4. Town Hull. Stsmford. and
will go there Igsic. Reason : Bumuse they
csu see I larger. Ind better Issortutent. buy
good goods for the price of inferior articles
elsewhere-«Ind Ilwsys got the full veins of
their money! They do In immense bush
nus. sell exclusively for own Itomm~
end when twee mum at customer. youl
are always a customer. .
MW «” ~ “n.4—
Tho Coucord street school was opened for
the season on Monday lust. About one lillil‘
died lllltl fifty pupils were present. The
building has been thoroughly cleaned and
renovated. and the grounds graded, .. it may
be well for us to state that this school will
uceomtmtdutc two hundred scholars. and
thttt it is the intention of the committee to
till it with cblldred from that portion of the
district who are not sdvuuced beyond its
guide. it may be that some parents who
have children there are keeping them out
until the opening of the Union School. with
the expectation that they will be received
there. This will not be done union the
lower Ittbctnl house becomes crowded. or for
the reason before mentioned.
The that day of next Oct. the licenses
grsuted for the past ‘yesr expire and it be-
comes necesssry for those who desire to en-
gage in the business during the coming your
to matte their applications to the selecttnen
at one“. There secure to be a disposition on
too part of some to evade paying licenses
soother your. and in some places. (granulated
opposition to. begun. 8o but: setthe law
remains as it is. us one should he showed to
sell without comply-bur with it. Ind Is the
pnoeeds are applied to town purposes. it is
the town authorities duty to see that the
law is eufotoed to the fullest extent. sad
we believe our seleettneu. so understand it.
Ind will do their duty.
WW«‘7”‘W
‘l‘us COMING (hows. Since the Idveut
of Barnum. in June lesbthm hII been no
circus or meumrte in South Nurwslit. (loo.
eminently. on Wednesdw next. tbeduy on
__whieit the limit Amelie“ Circus Ind Rlp‘
podmute Idvertltss to vltlt this city. there
,
surrounding townvto witness I “svelte; do
of the best to the country. We our one of
terms of the highest pulse of the lacing
brilliInt Irtists who Ire I put of the M
Astericsn ' unveils: show.
feature of the do; will he the free exhibition
It one o‘clock e. n. This will be given by
I truly uceuslonslst who will Isceud on I
single wire to the top of the psviliion.’ it
show of the hind count out monor-
bullet witnessing listing.
on not to. Lie-but“,
out. The
Widows!» ,
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had good Indisnccs It both,
”mviMme . .
«puss, Psrtormsnesgim by then
wot—o
Humbu-
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war.wm 'me‘~M>Wtr-r“< “Tip
wittbu hmtwliusotpeupic m the
the but MW. our cschsugcs Ipnhln ,
. . “new tsrest +
thecompsny i ‘fThsNorthAmerneircns .
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must universsliy is this done. Ind m;
get-s. dIy sud night. In terrified by Itasca-=-
.inx locomotive dashing post like I thhsder
Ind lightning mixed in equsl proportions.
W
W beset Wand.
”Al:- ew on; He lethe iii-st In“. wo-
men or child. living or deed. whoever re-
whocverfbundoneInd‘Idvefllsed it in on
tier tht-it might be reclaimed by the owner.
The wonderful individusl who did this is
to. Willsrd A. Puree. of the nmeIOwen
& Hunt. R0. dllcidm lane. Ind is thus de~
scribed by the sun: “manuals" about
forty you: old. rIthcr below the medium
heiahbhss biIck hslr Ind whiskcutsnd
scents to ‘be in hitriaht stud. He is It.
ceedinlly militiamenssd says tbst
from his boyhood up his conduct neverbe-
fore. indicated Icv tendency towsrds castle
freIltsofIbnormsl honesty.“ if Hr. PcIrce
should give Iny other indicstions cf insIni-
ty we shouldn‘t outpost: it would be quite
ate in let him run It lIrge Iny longer.
. . ,,
A sign over I refreshment stsnd It I lste ‘
cstupmeetlng. read It follows: “ [Ike and
Besrc. For-Sail Hour. SigIts s so 4th it.
also chest NUTS."
LOCAL 11011038.
The Misses Dstoo In I nts for
the stir Patterns; csll Ind sect it at»
loguc end It the some time see their Woo
stcd‘PIttcrns Ind Embroidery Chenille;
their new Jewelry. Neeht‘ies Ind numerous
other articles but are plenum to look It. to
my nothing of buying.
7 Now for your Ovatcrs in E
It the Bridgeport House. oppoI
Ne H. Dt‘plll.
Business It the old stead of Killsrd &
Webb hes been resumed under the mute.
mum of I). ll. Webb. “not. hit. Vie
would be pleased to see Ill his former . It-
runs Ind tut quy more Is shIll fIvor lot
with I call.
Home Nude Pics. It the liridgeport House.
[3" READl A full Issortmcttt’ol‘ Full
Butts It Foote‘s Hut Store.
"‘A full line of Gents furulsltim goods
It Comsloclt Bros.
Gents‘ Summer Underwcsr It Corn-
stocit Bros. _ M Figs. 0st Pt
0 , mans. es. no
Ipplcs. willu uts of Ill binds. It 3. E. Smith's.
[1" White Dress Shirts I spcciIlty. It
Gomstoclt Bros. -
- ‘1' Fresh Confectionery M J. E. Smith's
Stencil Plates for business 'cttrdtt
m in; clothing. etc. on short notice It ii
191 Iiodwcll‘s.
ice Cronin by the piste or court. It
J. . Smith‘s.
wisulpei Costs for 85ccuts at Com-
stock Bros.
The Celebrated Gunucoc Umbrells.
It ‘ootc‘s list Store. l
(3' At ii. 8. Brown‘s u will sure
find good Boots Ind Shocsygf every kind.
custom made. well put together; Is sure Is
you're born. they‘re trade of lesther.
Cornstock Bros. hsve constant on
land a full line of Trunks Inths ' ling
a.“ ' Id i
Ladies' own (tumble in is up nto
Sg‘bu It 8. Psitulslti‘s. p. _ ., .
{3‘ " ‘Gr‘srufelht i It
”mm ' chm. Bros.
Ehrlich“! to ii. 8. Brown‘s for your
French Kid Button Boots. latest styles.
: N For I nice‘liumsn Hslr Switch or
Curls. it" to R. Pnhulsiti‘s. ’
{8" A full line of Gects‘ Furnishing
Goods. It Constant Bron
fi' 8. Pukulsltl hits aunt received I line
stock oi bstr. which he suspend to mono-
tscture in soy styu dost by the ladies. on
short notice sud It low prices. ,,
CIll It Brown's for so thin u
wsrfilu the limit Ind Shoe linefi‘or yoga gill
he sure to tiud them, lis. sum it?
Ice cold Suds Water Ind Root Beer drawn
root at {uuutsln at S. F. Puck's. .
‘3' Bo 'a‘ Suits It Ill vices. It ,
5, 3 pCumstoelt Bros.
1 Sll rs! Sll rs! Ala Issort
mg. of llapcieles supmupe“ B; B. rowu‘s
{ W .3. large Issortment of Linen Belts
for childrtn. It 'Oomstoch Bra:
(3" Wine of the Woods“ is seized. ' for by
everybody.
rheumatism. For sale It 8. F. Becki.
[3' Rubber Ind Oil clothing It Gone
stock Bron. = .
51‘ listed my sad :3th for snip It Mil
Ir & Webb‘s.» . - . 7
no Ftsunet Suits It
Rosters Holmes ti than ivcrs
affinities. Easel s Go‘s Houméweli
known by South Nuts-Ill people.
”WM dceuencttisvorscd
‘ ascents It John I. sums
out which use the repulItlctt «heinous M
A prominent a?
wsllt the pt'sseutsesseul. Lettltoss who Ire -
dllcuit tests 4
lil-
tits’bsit' twin.“ is ‘
turned‘shcrrowed umbrells‘snd especislly «
ve St le.
ltrrli. Y?&‘
5" Pickled Tongues. SIndwiches Ind '
Cures hesdschc. ooostipstlm.
' Evacuation nice for this warm costlier
.. Corn-tacit Rots.
$7Hmvy Wetting Paints tor ill cents
In 1.00. It Oomstoclt lion.
t Old ‘ who for
mutual“ 0......
. sum lemon Vve‘m,‘
(I mfuresttlest Brown hw‘efi ll“
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butts 40¢"me the Old Well uh Qla
(It. . , . _ 5 3 ‘
wfiomethi New 5W
Cigar. ' (i. swift s 00.. tumultuous.
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.m i mint-[cut Ind M‘ql esltow“
nowusvstiu'lnthis-ccsstry. headache-r
IIddeternttns. _
We no ‘EUNIT'N
Ice-re. “WINK
“NR“ sacrum.
'l‘wo comics! Clowns.
but! JDRNSON.
sun inunnwswt 1
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A Free Exhibition
pp: unseemmwltmvmw-
The fsil Ind waistcoat lilitsry Orchestrn. led by
ADOLPH NICHOLS,
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used-u. pope
egg?“ deag‘of exhibitizt. no: [lg-l it; x: t
Ores srth Act as: (areas or u c »
glories-toms“ bring the old folks Inc little
one
hnmssson no CENTS,
omen“! UNDER 1! INKS. 35¢“.
NOTICE.
strict Court of on United flute-for the
connection. in the nutter or Word 8.
Tat: is to entice. turns the
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