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“mmfldhmfi aadnotnntllthelr owngroundlesaandun'
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coinewillbnstneseresntneitanauelbuoyan-i
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areirasgiaery. ltisafactthatourfscto-
rlasare doing more busts-a and paying
nameless. manners. .
“uni tars. “animators-wt nation:-
it
eaueaytheyareadv‘ertlsed.
unras unr.
ole-fl 43* W m were 0" mmemweynowthentheywereayear
mum‘hm'mdm plaint. and it the newspaper reporters churchmen“.
Wilma“. h“ ““qu mmwmflugm we] “Ib‘ “\w! 0. Mfl£m&\z.
tioawhethcthasaharewaslswfalornot. MI“ ml. flop imagining they are Mid ‘oywaw u
there 3 '_° roo- f" doubting thatthie worse 08 than usual. we wouldnt know
"mmd- "H "N amt. anything about the panic. we“ had
was aaoatrage not only of humanity but am talk of “hard .Mn “mic.“
0‘ “W m‘ lb h bill “m "Mm“, a! ‘h. mQ’ lumen“ Q‘O.
“"h the 3008 series ofbarbaritiesthe tolast for h century. and the quicker we
Beast-hm: Ins-Win the stopitthebetterftwaaaadthecountrv.
Cuban war. until. acting with a bloody 0‘
crooltythathwonsthanthelodoos. they
have bewiedchivalry and courtesy. and have
demanded of othw nations a panetlllions
ll
Dada-arias efflu- New Unless School
. House.
out Then Oshora.l.atberh. W . ‘8
fie}. Oberlin am": «are
links. outsraan. e. rs.
Owing to a delay in mounting Tun Surl-
rinat. Chrome. we have been unable to do
ver them this week.“ we expected to.
Undoubtedly they will be ready in a day or
two.
ehssrvaaotef international etionena.
0" tie War is Wednesday afternoonasit was announ-
ced it would be. the new Union school
House was thrown open for the inspection
of the public. and a number of parents
and friends visited it in the evening the
entertainment drew out a very large audi‘
once. An hour before the commencement
Assembly Room waspaeked. as well as the
room that opened into it. and rotor left
without getting in at all. The large atten~
dance was a very ‘pleasing evidence of an
a wakened inter-at in the school and educa-
t tonal matters. Upon the platform wasthe
new plane for which the committee have
become mpouaible. and its excellent tone
w as fully brought under the skillful mani‘
pulation of the Klara Benedict in the
duets. and by llr. Disbrcw in theaccotu-
our misuse in Bpein. The way of the
Bpanhh govern-uh in each cases in the
past. has been to apologise humbly. and
thearewardwithcrouasofhoaorandpre-
moths ht m cleave. Whethw
thtetriek will be repeated we shall seen
know.
But hnlanity demands thattheAtnei-ican
genre-“twinks this opportunity to
steptheharbarities that are InakiagCaha
adarkaadbloodygronnd. Derry-peaks
shoeldbewithtbathandful of Navenea
that.lnthe face ofsuch berberitiaa.bave
tonghteolong andsowellandaohnlanely
for a free Cuba. Oorintereatadeuand that panirnent.
"" '5‘” “h 0‘“ under our “'3' A“ Addresses were made by the liev. Messrs.
it thsafietof sat interference she‘d be “”0... 3mm. The...“ “d p“...
toovutarntha repabiicof BpeiaJet itgc
down. ferno repehllefoended andcsueatei
in feel bloodshed and savage barberities
oughttoetaad.
ning. and Nessie. Arthur Elweil. E. lliil.
Jr.. 8. C. Palmer. 0. Knudsen. E. Adams.
of South Norwalk. and J. G. Nortb.of New
iiaven. the latter gentleman making a very
happy hit in describing the whilom public
school. bestowed greet praise upon the build-
ing and the committee. The singing by
the quartettea and mixed quartettea. we
suppose was good. but as we are pmijudiced
against quartaite singing. we should have
much preferred some choruses in which the
and fence might have participated. or at least
understood. but despite our predjudices. we
feel compelled to acknowledge that there
was something in the last mixed quarteite
that sounded pleasing. and they all evident-
ly requiredcareful and artistic training for
their proper rendition.
And now we may consider our new school
fairly started. and we feel fully justified in
the belief that good results will follow. To
those who do not fully coincide with the
system of teaching inaugurated. (though
t hey are few.) we recommend them to wait
for the results before they condemn it. A
fair trial will prove whether is the best
method for instructing the youthful mind
end we hope all will lend their hearty co
operation to the principal and teachers. and
strive to assist them in every edbrt put forth
to make the South Norwalk Union School
the model one of the State. and that will
not only be the means of giving our chil‘
dren a good education. but that may be
pointed to an a monument of our liberalit y
end determined okort to give all the advan-
tages possible to the rising generation to se-
cure a good common schooleduoation.
-——4oo-——
W Harder.
Justus we are going to preu.rumors
cometouef the-order of a women in
New Canaan. The murderer split open the
head of “doll-find attempted to burn
the body. Partinlara not received.
——oee———-
Ttoee'ii Coated“
Wednetalay We the jury in the
Tweed caebr'ougbt in a verdict of guilty
on all thacounts la the indictment. and the
Court ordered him lobe placed in custody.
Thom some delay will mut- in the da-
ingcfpaelshmeahtbe lookdor Tweed is
rather a dark one.
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W q’ flute.
The wine. who. for ‘ running
trains on N. Y.. N. 3.6 H. R. R..coininenc‘
ing Nov. 17th nakeahat tewahangat. The
Norwalk express, which left New ‘York at‘
Crlbhasbeeodisoootinned. andthe! o‘clock
Munro-copes: thisstation. The 8
o'clock P. 1. down train has also been dis-
continued. Other slightehangns are made
in thetinse of theother traiaa.whichahouid
he careruily noted by reference to the time
table printed on first page.
1e his an» ( Tn Gunman:-
Kaowing your perfect wtlli
swerhardqueniooalwould iketoask
for ray own information. the following.
hat do the eeraeet of the Re-
publican Party think their favorite an
meat which they used last fall f “ That
once Greeleyahould not he elected Presi-
dent. as hh election would cause the l-
nancial and mercantile lnteruta of the
country to be troubled. and a loss of work
to the mechanic and laborer."
Darrocrur.
Our correspondent is correct. We are
willing answer any question in morals.
politics religion. to the best of our '
Port?” cautions on either po-
litical aid , facilities are unsurpassed
toen-
l
ty.
name-beret MIMHB‘IMIBW
tinteatertneda“biack republican.“ and the
other a “copperhead.” so that politicians of
either stripe need have no hesitation in qnia-
ningna.
Questions are frequently. propounded
which from their nature admit of no satin~
feetorysohttbn. “Democrat's“ queryisone
of this clan. Our perceptive facaltiesare
notkaeoeoongh toknowthe thoughts of
menunlosa audiableor written upmsico
hegiventotheu. We ereeonspletely in the
darkaawhattheeerneet “mat the
Republican party think of their favorite
campaign argument because they have
nothingtosay about it yes now.reticenoe
beings vrrtneof which they have lately
honor-ow. Koreeverit iadillcnlt.
atthe present tiue.tchnd an earnest rup-
pcrteroftheI-‘tepnblieenpertygbuttfbeu-
unseen-cruciate. widegangeofhla
acquaintance.“ maytrot hineot and he
shallhave thefreeneeof onrcoiuntns for
the parposa of enlightening the innniaitlve
mlndofoarcerrespondeat. B.
“Our Senior“ having got at his little
'shrkaau”nponna.weahalinotretcrtin
est-ll. suala.bnt unaiderthe qaeryef
onrecrrespondent. practicelly.sndaakhlnt.
mummumuwm
the Mt cceditionof doaneialehirst
Whet-akesmoaey scanner rsther.why
base money had lowing through the
flan-hf h‘thare asrnnch. and
mmuoeviatheooaatry thanever
before! Has the gem-eat taken the
Ioaevouolcircnhtionandlockeditnpi
Baa-youlomconddeacah govern-em
see-lb! Arepaqleaisatdthat green
haekswtlbeeonaworthlem! Iotahitof
it. “erection-whee outlines felt
Thanksgiving turkey.
very large/one. two small ones will do.
of New
an inexhaustible supply
granite.
H—v- W-..
The batters will soon begin operations
again.
w-w on
Snow was flying round loose nearly every
day last week.
wmoeew
The first of the Trinit
-‘g
church sociables
will be held this evening at the rectory.
Wan-
“ Kueer Russ" punches Requs this week.
Now you‘ll see the fur iiy. Go for him. Nat.
m”*-—a-—
The Lock Company are rousing on par
al tints. with a prospect of increasing
ll’htlu.
.‘lrv-s—n
es» «w
The communication in relation to school
mattersiacrowded out. but will keen till
next week.
Wan—-
The meeting of the Old Well Club. will
be held at the Club Rooms. on Monday we
nlng. Nov Still.
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Mr. J. ii. Ferris is lowing a curb and gut.
teraround the premises Col. Cunningham.
on Washington Street.
W. m...
S. Pnkuiski is now aelliuu Ladics‘ switch.
to at cost. Now is the time for the ladies
to get their head " fiaiua" cbeup.
-“-
Now is the time to contract for your
We don‘t require a
—~»—~ «or - .._.
it isuo generally known that the town
auaau contuius within its borders
of the best {my
“—9..“
Rater strops are among the necessities in
bsrbenous community. Tucker 6: O‘Con-
nell have a fine lot of them on hand. which
moo
C. B. D‘Artois. whose reputation exte nda
over the state. furnished the bridal cake for
the wedding of the daughter of Mr. Ruler.
of the Stamford Admire.
.
this week.
w”
W. ii. Lavaliee has secured a large stock
of horse blankets. which he now alert at
very low prices. at his store on Main street.
where he keeps constantly on hand every-
thing pertaining to the saddlery and hurness
business.
W
Collector Smith has a notice in another
column that should be read by delinquent
tsx‘ptwers. He is evidently getting his load
up. and will make it unpbrasant for those
who do not heed his warning.
wee—wu—
The Fair-field County Fire lnsutan on Co.
have. during the past week. put in handsome
glass doors at the top of the first illgbt of
of stairs leading to their ‘oillce. and also
glass in the doors leading from the stairway
into the odice.
. M...-m
Owingtea disarmament .ot the W
ing apparatus of the Bnptist Tabernacle. no
services were held in that church last Sun-
day evening. The choir attended at ‘the'
Methodist Church. and rendered some very
no music. ‘
-. -.OO , ~——
An old airmail»: who thought he would“
get along withoht' the Bartram. this year.
beoaasa of the hard dues. after intrusions:
number writer—‘3 ltzseema as if some of
the family were away; enclosed
amount for another yearn”.
please find
M.—
Burke‘s tableaux and cora’edy“cotnpsny
ill perform at the Opera Bonn. Norwalk.
on Saturday and Monday evenings. Nov. 88d
and Stan. InBurko is a comedian of re-
ncwn. and is supported by Kiss Annie F.
Irish. and a full dramatic company. An in-
teresting entertainment is natured.
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The steamer Nelly White was withdrawn
wired five feet from. tibia tip of its
. vim
nanwhehadfren ”hath-hide]-
habh‘wbahasehnleat-l
ushasphg that“ tab. hen-a-
In“ cl ths
m be.- sooner
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:“ Inuh' _ , Ali-whil'fefl'lblymtyihe
W . , fmflmmhflu
bun-ehheuaer-fl 1*.- , haunylghonifloffidohnlaatwoek
M-“ “a "~£E“WMbush.Mdmaufiinwnm
“masseuse“ ndnotceoadeum—d‘ynptaatswill StJehaaaidhahadn‘taayiathestses.
”hwabu-‘t ' , I“ 'v 5' . " bataeveralplecaawereintheataeieliotle attire
“71“.“ ”’1‘“ daif”"” ‘ " ‘ '
V-ifi'fid nonhuman W» a-
pan mmmm monedthe'"
EonsaplutsdariogtheWinterarea
frcmthlsroutatolehetheplaasof the
America. which hadn‘et with an accident
on the Long Branch ‘ronte. It was the in
tuition to have run theNelly Whitenntilto-
dav. but this accident necessitated her with-
- ..“NW of the. .
moral of
, mail ‘Ooreob
looting. hash noeeaanecsasseths «hairy.
hutdouu‘tassmunbew 9'.
The library of the ll. 3. Sunday school
now consists almost entirely of new books
-—but very few of the old ones remaitang.
WWI—— _
Thursday moving last. oucer Tuttle shot
an American eagle in West Norwalk. which
“ oldest low. on
mew—«~—
liionday night last. the first snow storm of
the season set in. and continued through the
night and most of Tuesday. which gives us
a slight foretaste of what is cumming. “The
beautiful snow“ is now in order.
The U. :1 school ship. “ Connecticut." ly~
log off our harbor for a few days. took her
departure on Tuesday. This accounts for
the rockets and signal guns. which were
supposed by some to have come from a fleet
of gunbosta.
W"—
Tho Ladies‘ Assoe‘a‘ion of the First ill.
3:. Church. will give an entertainment and
oyster supper. on Thursday and Fridav eve-
nings of this week. at Military Hall. Plenty
to eat and lots of fun may be expected. as
also other interesting exercises.
——«——
The [four is rapidly gaining circulation
in the Borough. and unless the Msbowa
a little more life than it has lately. if it does
not already. it will soon find its little rival
outstripping it in home circulation. It is a
spicy paper. and pitches into evil wherever
it finds it.
—w~ lose
if- there is ever a time when a man is ful-
ly happy. it is when he goes home from a
hard day's werk.gets a good supper. puts
on his slippers. lights bis cigar. sits down
upon a ehuir. has another for his feet. and
his arm thrown over another. and then lays
buck and thinks how “it" it would all be if
he was out of debl.and had plenty of
money.
mew
Norwalk oysters deserve their fame.
Some left at our house by the Messrs. Hoyt
Bios. we think go it little ahead of anything
that ever came out of salt water. Lame.
fat. tender. luscious. they seem to combine
all that could be desired in an oyster. The
gentlemen will please accept our thanks for
their k ind remembruncc.
wwwm
There is be intelligent person who doubts
the importance of Advertising in this ago
and couulrv. As well might it mun hide
himself in the bowels of the earth and
never be seen upon the surface as attempt
to tlnd customers for what he has to still
without letting his fellow men know where
he lives und wbat be has to offer them.
W<w.”-.w.~.
Pursuant to u cull published in the Bruin
men. about half a desert gentlemen assent--
bled st Good 'l‘cmplur‘s Helldast Friday eve.
niug for the purpose of organising a lyceulu.
tlwlng to the scarcity of numbers present.
it was thought best to postpone action until
next Monday evening. when it is hoped the
ball will be filled with ladies and gentlemen
who ought to be interested in the matter.
""‘r' 906' , "v“
These burd times are just the times when
people should puy their small bills with the
greater promptnoss. Hardly anything sets
the wheels of trade moving sooner than the
punctual payment of small bills. A ten dol'
lur bill started in the morning goes about
like a missionary. doing good all day. and
very likely comes buck to roost comfortably
of night.
oeo
Thanksgiving eve. there is to be a sociable
at the ball of it. M. lioyt. Riven by the pro.
prietor. Mr. lioyt has proved himself a
cotupeteut dancing mniter. its the many
cruduates of his academy will testify.
There can be no doubt but that those favon
ing the hull with their presence Tltnnkagivo
ing eve. may feel assured of an evening of
unulloycd happiness.
Sunday evening last. Rev. Mr. Thomas
preucbed n pructieul sermon to a full house.
During its delivery. the closest attention was
paid by his bearers. end as the points were
elucidated they were listened to with breath-
less attentbm. and scented to impress with
great force. their truth upon the audience.
The text was from Numbers. 8% Chap. xxiii
”mi—“lie sure your sin will tied you
full.“
If men were sure of this. there would be
an improvement in morale Few aimexpeob
ing to pav the penaltv. Shame. pain and son.
row are the results of sin. Men sin. hoping
to dodge the results. exceed tostandfrcm
under when the blow 'falla: t is true that
in no possible way can a man eacapatba
conveniences of his wrong doings. Some
of the things that lead their to hopeto evade
the results of sin. are past successes. Some.
fortunately. are detected at the! first aim
they burnt their fin rs. but saved be hand.
Others; unfortunate v. succeeded intbeirsin.
snd..as.a result. confidence. The successful
rmals of prominencmpointing to such. they
ask. what mnsetplencea have tbev met! A
good conceit of» their own ability to con-
eeal. or to repent at pleesure. There in
an outer retribution that men can see.
Emerson savs. “ There is no dots in the wide
'weridtohide a rogue. Commit a crime.
and it seems esif a coat of snow fell on the
nd.sucb as reveals in the woods the
rack of every partridge and for and squir-
rel. ”You cannot wipe out the foot track:
voti cannot draw up the ladder aoasto leave
no inlet or clue—some damning ciroetn~
stance. always transpires. T is God
chase of the criminal.“ Then. too. God
makes men iobthitn in hunting the wrong
deer and punishing him. Our self interest
demands laws. police courts. and 'penalties.
A oommuni of criminals left to themselves.
would be dr von to this by seif‘intereet. So.
all courts. laws. police. are the arms our
self interest make us use to punish crime.
and make itaa surens we can. that a man‘s
sins shall find him out. it divides the thous-
and millions of the wortd‘etahabitants. and
“000.000.“ chasing l. . there is
theeourse of retribution: that the wrong-
deerworkaout.bywhiohhadiaooverahint-
self. The oonhd confined by auccua din
It.
' expected.
their tin weddlne on lender evening
3 M.—
itchell.ahdtobe
the supervision of hlr. Geo. W. Hooper.
fleeing. shooting. etc.. will fill in the inter
vening time.
“mom-—
Commodore ”Tompkins moons .vit new.
Tbe'event’ took out. «like residencoof
‘tbe‘tn‘ltlfi‘mothersdw‘ .Br: W‘
mings. assisted by Rev. W. H. Simonaon
performing the ceremony. Katie F. Fowler
is his fair companion for the life‘s cruise.
May the voyage be a plessant one. without
storms or accidents. though an oeoasionsl
it squall“ may. with resiuonable certsinty. he
Wouldn‘t a reunion be in order
nowi
m
M
The following is said to be a sure test of
a horse‘s age:-“ After a horse is nine years
old a wrinkle comes over the eyelid. at the
upper corner of the lower lid. and every
year thereafter" he has one welldetlued
wrinkled for each yuu- of his age over nine.
if. for instance. a horse has three wrinkles
he is twelve years old. Add the number of
wrinkles to nine. and you will always ob-
tain bis exact ago.
oer-ww—
Tbe Crowfoot School Journal. published
in New Haven. and issued under the direc-
tion of the State Teachers‘ Association.
monthly. is a publication of unusual merit.
and should'be taken by every teacher in the
land. it is not only a beauty in the way of
typography. but contsins very important
matter to every teacher and student. as well
as a great deal that is of interest to the grow
oral reader.
For some tinie to‘ebmembsll have an
endless round of letters and addresses from
prominent financiers. and other distinguish-
ed gentlemen. on the present condition of
the money stringency. the causes w blob have
led to it. and the means of extrication. To
these easuys and speeches there can be no
ressonuble objection. but. at the sumo time.
it isa blotter of regret that these gentlemen
who ure now an fanseeing were so near
sighted it month ago.
When it man who has been in the daily
habit of boring us atsuuluably for a year.
comes iutouur oiliee nod sits down on a
couple of sharp spindles used for tiling let~
tors. we never attempt to restrain him. We
just let him prance around and swcur bid-
butlsly. We can be as complacent and
placid as a sylvan streltm when we see him
bounce but the door and hear him say he‘ll
“be dumbed if he ever comes back here
again.“ Such fellows always act as if every‘
body else had been sitting on letter spin-
dles. uud could appreciate how they felt.
w ~~oe>»--~~-—-
A new piano has bran put into the new
Union School llotlse. to be used to assist in
the singing and other exercises. This is not
done. however. at the expense of taxpayers.
but bv the liberullty ofaome gentlemen who
seeing the need of it. have taken the risk.
putting it in at their own expense. and trust-
ing to the generosity of the public to sub
scribe toward paying for it. It is a very fine
und valuable instrument. but owing to the
influence of L. if. lligulow. Esq . it bus
been secured at s grout tilbtlillllll. upon the
munufuoturer‘a price.
In the old Cburob~books of the First
iinptist Church in Stamford. is the follow-
ing antique record : “ October 8. 1797. Died.
at Norwnlk. Sybil Whitehead. aged one
hundred and sixteen yourswn member of
this church. baptised October fl. 1780. in the
ninetymintb your of her age. She lived at
Norwalk. where she kept school; and. for
years. frequently. come on horseback to
Slumford is distance of thirteen miles front
her home.) to uttend public worship—acorn.
ing on Suturdnys and returning on Mondays.
The lost time she came to Stamford was in
May. “‘80. at which time she was one hun-
dred and nine years old. She then walked
nine miles. and ulsu returning on foot. She
was never married.“
...._.._..
As the stories of young snakes running
down the throats of their parcntsis now be-
ing discussed quite extensively—some claim-
iug they do und others that they don‘t—a
friend ‘tells us of the following which came
under her actual observation: “ When we
were living at the old homestead in “find
nor. my brother and two apprentices while
returning from mowing. had their attention
attracted by n strange noise. and upon look-
for melamine. auw many small snakes run-
ning into the mouth and down the throat of
a large copperhead. They secured the
snake and brought. it home. They then
dropped it on the ground. and immediately
the little snakes began to run out. There
was twenty-live of them. and their average
length was about an eight of a yard."
———-—%e—-—-—
On Tuesday last Nathan Smith. nfte rigeb
ting intoxicated. proc ceded to the house of
'Mrs. 3. Camp. in the hollow. where he made
improper proposals to her. and upon her
refusalto submit to his beastly desires. he
took it tenkcttie filled with boiling water
from the stove and commenced beating her
about the head with it. inflicting a very
severe Wound. shout four inches long and
through to the skull. The facts being re-
ported to police headquarters. othcers Tuttle
and Waterbury were dispatched after the
‘- viilian. whom they soon succeded in captu-
ring in his house. He was locked up over-
night. and in the morning brought before
Judge Crew. and sentenced to, pay a fine
of .108 and coats and three months imprl‘
sentnent in the county Jail. which is the ex‘
trene penalty within the jurisdiction of this
boo evening last Missile Romano
called at Oetnatock nu. clothing store.
suddelired to look atgaohteiovercoata. They.
theta over he deem eminent-sine
The next morningan overcoat was missing...
«manhood to nee-en -. cue
as informed «them
H undid!“ ” “m‘d‘y'
A Mamba .fiflburch. Smokingisthe
a
wereahewn him. and afterhe hedlooked
Thee. mamas Mr. M; w
Ther‘e‘l‘a'lots of amusements in prospect
forcurgpeople the coming winter. in the
ymgpm halls. shows. etc.
“Reaching“ iatheanaouoemeat in the.
done in churches.
., , stem»
have aioilideation about every night in the
several saloons. 8t. Greta and hmons.
it would hes good idea if our chumhes
should undersea courseof painting. It
would greatly improve their appearance. -
An oyster supper. dancing. etc. at book-
wood‘s Ball next Tuesday \night. by the
young llutual Club (colored) of ' this place.
We hope to see that relic of old fmyisrn.
the Town House. torn down and a much
deer one erected. before we shuffle 0! this
mortal coil. 2
The propeller. P. F. Brady. has
placed upon the Stamford line and the City
of Norwalk on our line. The change is for
the better. ‘
On Saturday last while a couple of col.
cred Nimrods were hunting in the woods.
they killed a white squirrel. Why. thevery
idea is squirrelcus.
“ Why don‘t the men propose.“ is agita-
ting the minds of a great many of our
blender and brunettes. They hope to solve
the question before long. ‘
Selleek Brothers. and Keeler. Homes at
00.. have adopted the plan of closing their
stores at eight o‘clock every evening. 8st-
urdsy nights excepted.
A Norwalk man says love is agood thing
in its way. but for his part he‘d rather be
thrown into a pond of mush and milk and
allowed to cut his way ashore. by a darned
sirht. ,
A fall of snow sufllrlent to clad the earth
in a shroud of the most beautiful white.
greeted us during the sable hours of Mom
day night. and Tuesday morning. Young
Americs was jubilant over it.
Fsrmers generally are getting into the
bnbit of using any extra capital they have
in buying “ all the land that Joins them.“
rather than in improving what they alreadv
pmsess. This course may bring them more
money now. but less in the end. The re-
sult is n poor. hiltii‘lflsnill lot of “' skinned“
land that their sons detest and quit as soon
as possible. We hope our farmers will try
to make their farms fertile and attractive.
so that our smart boys will love them. and
not think of running away.
Mun-It is not generally known that we
are one of the locals of the ”our. but we
are. Some of the above items and a few
which we do not give. should have appeared
in the [lotu- for but week. but owing to the
self-conceit of Mr. ltequa. senior local. who
fancies that M‘s writings are generally a as
its better than other peoples. tbcv were
crowded out to make room for an inferior
grade. li’ettt‘liis‘re. Kunan Ruse.
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A Western paper tells the story of a
country woman who made her first attempt
to get. n the Court House yard through the
patent back‘action gate. She opened the
gate. went through. as she supposed. and
shut herself out on the same side seven
times. and then ejuculatcd “Merciful sakes!"
climbed over tbe fence.
$1: twinkle winners.
(Written for The Saarinen.)
By the nmm.—-
Now that it is cold and dreary out of
doom is the time to make summer inside.
ltlld a great deal of present happiness and
future standing depends on what kind of a
summer we mnke in the house.
First. Have a fireside—go diabolical hot-
air register. but a fire you ‘ean see. even if it
is through spiece of lainciuss. It will pay
to make up a tire in the evening onlyio look
at. and it will pay compound interest on cost
and trouble to do it. if you have boys or
girlsin the house; and put that fire in the
most cheerful room you have. where the
plants are. where the brightest carpet is.
where you like best to be.
Second. Have your paper. or book. or
magnalne kept for the evening hours by the
fireside; do something else in daylight. read
the papers then. You will save time. and
you can read to others choice bits of news.
Let all the papers. and the children‘s library
books. and the school-books. too.ali be piled
up on the table. and once a week. take Tn
Snowman. and. after bethinking whether
you have paid the printer. fold it over
carefully. so thaton the outside will come
the article headed “ Papers Fireside.“ and
read it to your wife. It will help you say
some things to her you don‘t like to say. and
it will help her say some things to you you
ought to hear; some things about love. and
helpfulness. and peace at home: some things
about thrift. and saving. and getting ahead :-
some things that your children would likato
say to you. if they dared or know how;
some suggestions bow to make the home
sunshine brighter and lasting. If you
haven‘t got a wife to them to. gete
good one. Forgood girls or wives area
great deal more plenty than good-stock for
husbands. There are plenty of girls. pretty
WI .
lain in the parlor or preside in the kitchens.
Third. Keep your unpleasantneaegihi‘
some other place. If you do get mend.
have any unpleasant-things to any. don Y ‘
it there. have it out somewhere else. ,
speak neklndly or scold-them. chokeltdo '
if it can be chokedplf‘il can‘t. go mal-
lar. up garret. coffin the barn. or‘enywitd‘el
and havelt out. andthon coate back Don‘t
turnyourbaok on your family.and geto.
theoiubrit don‘t pay. it shelpssnakeyon
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1" Somethi New r—mou Well Club
Cigar. c am“ ace. minimum
If be this of the el will be present at
R . Royt‘a ThankgivYng eve sociable.
”Bananas at John E. Smith‘s.
' will” Gene Feathers at Buckingham‘s
Furniture Shire.
8i i Slippers! Al snort.
meta-of malippara at B. e wn‘a
A grand mishle to he held Thank»
rig; eve at Hoyt‘t hall.
‘ OED? consignment of Toys for the
b m .
.heuse. ustbesoldataoine pricaat -
er a O‘Connell‘s Auction Doom.
1" Fresh Confectionery at J. F. Smith‘s
The Celebrated Guancoe UrnMila.
‘s Hat Store.
Ice cold Soda Watorand Root Beer drawn
rem a fountain sf 8. F. Pooh‘s.
F‘Wlne of the Woods" is asked for by
everybody. Cures headache. constipation.
rheumatism. For sale at 8. h ‘a.
(1' A ism assortment of Gloves st
Foote's Hat Store.
wrench merit returned at Tucker‘s
Dining and Gaffer Rooms. in Depot.
(3‘ Try Brown a Wileoa‘s choice Teas.
W‘ The low prices at which I. F. it C.
Mall at S. F. Peck‘s Drug Store. for
Pamflne for preserving Leaves. .
wan to Tucker d5 O‘Conneii‘s Auction
and Comma-ion Sales‘ltoom. R lar sec
tion sales every Wednesday and turd .
Goods of all kinds respectfully solicit .
prompt returns guaranteed.
w Boneless Sardines at Brown th fill:
our s.
Peek‘s Alligator still thrives. the
La ea in particular are umstantl » calling
to see the curiosity. but all keep eds 00
the ugly looking reptile.
An erson b 'in lit) cents worth f
Sew an’d l)'l‘txbaccti“‘)ttt ucker‘s will r:
or ve change in specie to the amount of ti .00
on and after to day. Oct. 30th.
New Maple Syrup and "one? at Brown «is
Wileox‘s.
it
:(mb‘ your breakfast at Tucker‘s for 85
his. and receive your change in a lo.—
teakfas’t hours from 7 to 8 o‘clock .hl.
Wad band furniture. beds. bedding
stoves. household furniture of all kinds.
horses. carriages. clothingdn fact everything
from a tlst~iron up to a plane. will be mid at
rivete sale and at auction. at Tucker «b.
'Conneil‘s Auction Rooms opposite the new
Opera llouse. ;
The Misses Dawson are a rats for
the sur Patterns: call dseet elr cats-
iogue. and at the same ti their Won
sted Patterns and a: ry Chenille;
their new Jewelry. N. ti d numerous
other articles that-are please look at. to
any nothing of buying.
?- Mala a Gra .Pesr and A ii at
J. . Smiths.x P“ N N‘
‘ w‘Dlnner for 85 cents and your change
it s
P. . At Tucker's.
u‘ Oran Lemons. Figs. Dates. Pine
apples. and our of all kinds. at J. E Smith‘s
prairie fire is no more destructive to the
dry grass than some hair dyes are to the
fibm of the head: but we ex rest?- exec t
from this indictment the celegnt Exec .
slor Hair Dye. manufactured by Cristsdom.
of New York. This admirable preparation
imparts to every filament the-sumo tinge.
an that tinge to be of an shade. from a
warm brown to a rilllant b ack.
MARRIED.
On Wednesday Nov. “til. i rookie
the bride‘s mother. sis aoaut'lz‘fig.l'hroosly¥?:'
333:“ Dr. Coma“ assisted ”{3}: Rev. . ti’.
an own... it'. v. _" m K “'1'“
DIED.
in South Nor-walk. Nov. Ira. Mary & Taylor.
in the 'l'l’tb caret her renral ‘
to Bethol to’r interment?“ " us were taken
in South In ten. V't.. Nov. iOth Dr. A are
Pi ll
um. 0'_”yrisir-s. e was a tos‘identcfuguth
NOTICE.
bemllonwa aorta. Not-.15 rm.
er it‘s Old well walkout be
will on n“'”u'i§o sets. tar: t s o a
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fallatandanoeisrecasated. J c on ‘
A. V‘Nnum“. W.
i ' NOTICE.
Tothedolt south» ofthetewaofller-
walk.ou'i‘a mstof ill: taxosanpaid
book the ain‘t dax of Doesnrbflf on my
can get
ham. Nov. ms. tars
honors.
District of Norwala es. Probate Genre. November
h. a. 0.. I ' ‘Uoo :
gel-walk. “73a districtu J . 0 nor m. of
“ may." '
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[an thoroughly Ans ' tad'hL
the leading artists. and ith the eiona
of the most able writers of ob‘r'lo‘t'inntry “lea pa-
everissaed. ta ven toeach subscriber via: “that
“ noddi‘lsittle as." tire beautiful
to by Ira. An and “hung the
“ a tifal landscape in watwoolor. by
the rated Birket Foster.
3 the
money Agents tad Menomi-
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and mm
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