\k
‘ . same“, “It?! 11, 18?.-
W
are raft 1v. Parent
one arm.
The time for action, if it is thought dealrn-
ble to amend the city charter. is come. A
citysceting should beeaned at the earliest
day to couider this matter, and a commit-
tee W to revise this documenhwhlch
reel-lee should be submitted to the people
for their approval before being presented to
the legislature. That the charter should be
amended is very generally admitted. The
In ad and important change is to reduce
the number of connciltnen tesix. and it this
hmpliahed to take especial care to elect
sixmen who have no axes to grind,but only
the interests of the city at large at heart-
user: who knowing their duty. dare perform
it.
The city court and day police are also
matters that will receive attention. and there
is a general belief that these can be dis-
posed with here as well es in larger places
and thehnsineas done town wise; at any rate
its trial is earnestly advocated. The time
has come when it is apparent to all that
than must bea curtailing of expenses or
the city will soon be loaded with a burden-
The running expenses of the
city are too heavy. and have increased at an
The
two and a half will tax laid last spring will
not supply the money that has been expert-
tied. and this year a tax must be laid to
meet the interest on the wntcr debt,end with
the meet economical management a one per
Let the tax
payers think of these things, and then melts
an slim at once towards securing such
amendments to the charter as wrll secure
the heat adminatratien of public alfaira at
some debt.
alarming rate in the past year or two.
cent. tax will be necessary.
the least expense.
IAIN STREET 4888811113. '1‘.
The acceptance or the report at the corn
mitten appointed to assess benefits and
damages on Main St. by the Board of Coun
cllnten last Monday night, throw! the ex
pcnae o! the improvement almost entirely
upon the city at large rather than upon the
property directly benefitted. The damage.
are estimated by the committee at “330.00
and the benefits at only $23.00. if strce
widening and straightening is to be done up
on this plan it will be as well to have it done
at the public expense entirely.
Theprlncipal upon which such improve
seats are generally madels to have the WOW
erty directly interested pay the expense-
totnahethe benefits and damages equal
and save the corporation from expense fru-
the improvement. We doubt it there wil
be an appeal as those that have been award
ed damages have no cause to complain. ind
those that have been assessed benefits are so
few and the assessments to reasonable. it It“ r
the great major ity are satisfied if they are not
We hope the work
will now be pushed. and the fences ordered
back on the line, end the sidewalks to be.
assesed. as is the case.
"id within 3 "hornblc limo. If any should
fail in this then let the work be done by the
Board of Councilmen and let no man be.
cause of his money be accorded special fa-
vors. It is the disgrace of this city that it
has so far failed to get officers that will one
force the ordinances and votes of the €0th—
cil against wealthy inert as well as poor once.
and the only Wall: laid by tbccity is in from
premises of poor men, while the prupcrty
adjoining owned by portions more fortunate
seems to be exempt from law. Order walks
laid, gentlemen. and then see that it is done,
and instead of being looked upon as a body
of nobudies. the people will reali're that it
has e government, and respect it accordingly.
A F FA I RS .4 T WASHING TO.\'.
The case of Secretary of War Belknrp
still occupies the public attention, ".an the
sense of shame and degrcdntion dccpene.
The people feel, we might say know. that
there is more developments of a similar
character to come, and the papers nrc
watched with increasing interest daily.
Other members of the cabinet arc openly
accused of having accepted bribes. or used
their high 'ofloee as a means of making
money. or to advance the interest of per
sonnl friends to the detriment of tho public
interests. Although the probing that is
now being done is by the Democratic party,
a large majority of the Itcpublicau party,
its press. particularly, any let the work no
on and no guilty ‘mau escape. even should
the corruption be traced to the President
himself. But. there is anothcrfportleu of it
that is attempting to divert attention from
present corruption to‘ that which was in
former years dcvt'lnped at Washington
when the "government was in Democratic
hands—a sort of a “you‘re another“ espceii'
eat. that is resorted to in dire extremitier.
The fact that there have been dishonest
Democrats in office is no «sense for disbon~
esty ia Republicans. if it were, tlieweigbr
of argument would be against the Republi-
cans. as they have had more than their
share of plunder. and the Dcmocrrts should
have an opportunity to get even.
What the country wants is a full and
mplete investigation. Not simply pro-
feuioa of seal in this course. but the work
itself. Let every tneanabe need to get at
the truth. The evidence. if procured, must
heftotn those that have participated in the
crimes. and no action should be tolerated
that will prevent disclosures from fear of
punishment. The weight of public opinion
will be against informers. and there need be
as fear of thew again being trustetfin posi-
tionswhere they shall have an opportunity
tested.
This country. today. has hundreds of
lien in oflcial pmltlons who are fleeting or
using disrqlutable means to aflord them the
resale of livlag ae they do. The people
know that their salaries do not amvrd them
the money. and they have no other visible
mess of support. lien spend more money
in a month or upon n single social entertain-
tnent than they honestly make in a year.
There are ways to ascertain how they do it.
and now let us know how it is done. How
nee go to Congress poor and in a few years
become rich; how cabinet once“ on a sal-
ary not large enough to pay their household
apnoea. dress their wives in diamonds;
'haw presidents grow immensely rich in a
tewyears: how secretaries and clerks live
is palacesand give royal receptions and
meet stables that cannot be maintained
oilyataa h-eaeeexpense; why so much
nosey h expended to secure appointments
theasrasppsrutly of little shine; how it
hasty-ewes have such an influence in
lath; appointments. Give us the secret
at that W and whether it cases
he. Ds-ecra'flc or Republha inveatfia.
flees the peopleeare her little. as honest
W of pause min is what is
mantle-sensuous. ltae!!!)at
yeti-Its: reheat-mm- Mica}.
I ~ I . ,.
lie Tel!“ el Ja-
. .
m nuviv §
The l-figlmhaunt. *
There b no “0.0!!! in the religious in-
lerestia tbtseitv. Services bsvahmheld
in the Hethodlst. Oongregational and Bap—
tist Churches asdurlna the previous week.
and in each the work goes on with the most
gratifying results. and from present indies-
tions it is only it matter of time to convert
the whole city.
AT m XETBODIST CKL‘RCII ,
Sunday morning last. thirty-eight converts
were admitted into the church on probation.
There was no regular sermon. but Rev. Mr.
Osborn of Norwalk. made some very appro-
priate remarks to the new beginners. After
his addresses. several were baptized and
then the thirty-eight were received into the
church by the pastor. After this imprint.
aive ceremony. the Ordinance of the
Lord‘s Supper was celebrated. Revs. Moon
Hill and Osborne assisting. In :the eve-
ning the church was jammed. and a lower
number than over wetqunable to gain adi
'ruittencc. The pastor with a power that
secured to have settled upm bin: from on
high. preached a telling sermon, and at its
close upon invitation the altar was well fill-
ed with penilents. Monday evening a ser-
vlce (I! experience. praise and prayer was
held similar to the one a week previous.
“acid The Fort" was sunmwhcn the pastor,
lrom the life duties and feelings of the snl~
dict drew a very emotive and benu‘ilul alm~
lie of the Cbrrstlans life and warfare. There
were runny testimonials of the work done in
thankful hearts by the Saviour and the ap-
propriate and melodious gospel songs were
sung with much feeling and rile-ct. A short
season of prayer was held after the testimo-
nitla and several went to the ultar. Tues»
day evening Rev. J. V. Saunders oi .‘r'cw
Yeti, Drenclltd from the text, " Come unto
run all ye the! are weary and liczrvy indented.
and I will give you rest.“ The sermon was
appropriate Mid pointed. and its effect was
seen in the “ heavy ladcnrd" that tool: their
burdens to the altar when invited. Wednes-
day evening )lr. Saunders prcncbed from
~ " Almost thou persumlest me to become a
Christian." a sermon oi decided point and
. impressivenes. which held the unabated at-
‘ tentlou of the large audience, end it: tumor
was manifested in the large number that be.
came fully persuaded to make the oil‘urt
Many found pence that evening. Thursday
evening another sermon was preached by
the same gentlcmrn from the text “ Come
out from among them. and be ye separate,
saith the Lord. and I will receive you. and
be afather uutn yuu.aud ye shall be my
sortaaud daughtera.saitb the Lord Almighty"
This sermon like the one on the privious
evening. Wzti addressed t.» thou»: who ‘hllJW‘
int: and (who: that it “its their duty to be
come Christians. were restrurinvd by iullm‘uv
l ccs and circumstances {It‘ll slmuld ltavv no
weight against their Ili‘llt‘e’. r‘mrvivllmxs.
Tito prowbmg of Mr. Sttmdcrs was or u
very imprysslvc n-mrru. llllrI bit rlurilulinn
. ol the suljrcli chosen “ma tour hing, and run-
vi’u‘clug, aim! the Illltl'r‘el nl‘ ilw (‘Hllxl't'i'jl-
U011 \v is held in the fullest extent lIll'ullxIr‘
out. Mr. Submit-rs is also .‘t flue singcr. and
the hymn with which be prrlzu‘gl his wrr»
men on Thursday evening, 3““ sling by him
with such ”For that llit‘ nttrlir‘ttct' was vis-
ibly affected. and the touching words set-m-
ill to melt tire bmrts of all who board. He
m-tde mamy frieud~ Ilt'ft‘, and bid rll'varts fur
{Iit‘ salvation of mulls wr‘rt't‘lrllt‘llNI uillx
zigusl success. Rev. D. .\ (l lr\.1it'I, farmer
put-tr of tho cburr'lr Wit-i mutant 0-: Mai xv
ewning. and preached u prwverftrl semi-u tn
the (Mini, rind with vi~iblv rib-cl. ’l‘lio it!
It‘nlltlltct‘ was the largest of any of the uw-ek~
(Ill)? ltlt‘t‘llnml, the lumen built: I. in small in
contain XIII who desired in get in. TIll‘l‘l‘
was an alter full of penitmrr ‘lI rim club of
tbo sr‘r-lluri. Ill-v. llr I‘miruc will
bly be present on Sunday, and prmob. and
will prulnbly conduct the eel View rim ing ”to
cmuin: week.
The world revival met-tiny
yr 'rrrr: COSrllll‘lIuTIONAl. ( unit it
have been continued this Work wi'li cw:
increasing interest and pawn: ll v. llr.
Iiolhtnok «4 Syracuse be: m his l-.b re
there all TIllll‘SzItty evening «I! IllxI. work :tnl
Ins preached (“very Merlin: aim-u, IL- cum}
ruencc‘l with two pungent and
in; sermons in the llll‘lllllr'rn' of tlr chum-b.
well designed in Mons ~ the sluggish, ruv. rim
the wondering and startle Ilm false. 'l‘lny
seemed to strilic :2 Chill int»: tl.e limits of
many, but provide ‘2 all in snatching s-fir‘v
examination, which tumulll tlw church by
to ll bun ble, lender and praiyoriul hi‘tll‘ u!
nlirldmrcpzrriug t‘bristinus by u do: per per—
sonal life and interns! in things spiiilu d, to
labor and pray for the "film“: of the 301113
of ntllt‘rs. On Sunday rum-nib; tr ptwr'lltll
serumn was preached uu " BCIllg tilled with
the Spirit.“ which look strong hold of the
congregation, followed by the L'ird's Sup.
pot. when limp-arm nlmlr- a short but {vivid
and touching appeal to all to renewed con.
secretion to the cause of Christ. In the
eveningnn impressive sermon was followul
by e prover inviting and an invitation to
those seeking Christ to come forward it) the
front seats, when nearlt' forty persons u —
spondcd of all ages. At every meeting this
week now persons have declared their dtu
cislnn to begin a Christian life. The "mole
in: on Thursday evening was marked bv
unusual depth and intensity of feeling.
Several oi our prominent citizens rtud bus-i.
nets men are among the number who have
set about “ Doing the Lord's bualur-ss." and
luatll‘ young men and wmncu Lavcdroideu
to begin life on the Lord's side. On Friday
evening Dr. llolbrouk preached a powerful
sermon on the text. “ Having no Hope,“
exploding the lalsc foundatit its ut s-md on
which men build their hopes for uttruiiy in
contrast with the true foundation ulrocknn
which the Christians hope rests, About
fifty persons \vvnt forward to the front
seats. declaring thtir drtr‘rminu‘inn in build
on the {nurulatfon of Christ, laying hold on
the hope set before them in the (lnsp I. Dr.
Hulbroolt will preach this Situniny evening.
The sermons of Dr. llolbrovik we hunt-ten
iscd by remark tIlIC forte and elvuruess of
statement, uppr sling riv-l so much In the
emotions as to the reumn um! musci awe.
Rarely has a whole community bot-n an uni-
verrnlly and pmfuuudlv stirred by the truths
end rcrdities of,Cliristiauity us it our (*ltlllc
p ipllItflIdl‘l at preterm suzl the rcsultsul this
Work must do much to quicker: and intrusi—
fy the mural tune of this «533'. Dr. Hul—
brmk will preach iu-m -rr-nv all day. end
the meetings will be continued next week.
The interest in the meetings
.t-r rm: Burris-r Cncrrcrr
has been steadily increasing during tlrcpum
week. The pastor. lizv. Mi. Taylor. preach-
ed moot earnest and lmpr- ”-in germ-ms on
Tuesday. winced”. and Thunder eve.—
ings. and has already witnessed some oi the
fruits of his sowing. in solo: tinny anxious-
1y cnqgiring the way of selvuliott. Friday
evenliig was derided principally to lineal":
to the cape-riches or thusedoslring «timber.
filp one the Church. II“! a large number
It! Retire baptist! on Sunder morning.
The “New“! he, continued during
accurate: web. and the. imitations tire
I
v
it‘d'r Irv
The Prayer urea-Is at sir. Elise-it's
late on the WW3. sad Tuesday
emailed. manna
of the various churches. and they bring the
cause or purist before a class that it is al—
most impaastbte to getant to the churches,
and arfiv'prodectlve or much good. The
religious [enthusiasm that now prevails will
carry the Uri-pol into oil the waste places.
aileron or Gen. w. w. Bellman.
When General Belknnp was appointed
Secretary of War in 1869, the editor of The
Peoria (Ky) Review thus spoke of him:
“The surprise created by the appoint-
ment of the subject of this sketch to the po-
sition of Secretary of War has in a measure
pasted away, but it may be fitting for us, as
among those who wknew bim best, to pay
tribute to his runny excellent qualities.
Previous to this your, and from the opening
to the close of the rebellion. we were on
terms oftbe most intimate friendship with
General Belkuap that could be begotten
under the same tent. at the same mess table,
around the some bivnunc fire, and on the
some bloody battle field, and we can truly
and conscientiously any that. we never know
a braver soldier. truer friend or noblcr
man.
lenertll \Villieul \Vorib Belkuap comes
ofn military family. His father. Gencml
\Villium G. Bclknup, Was for many years A
distinguished and useful milieu in the 1'02"
ulrtr ermy. lie cntvred' the savior in 18!!!
its second lieutenant of the 23d regiment of
infantry. and died in 1851 as lleutcnaut
colonel of the 5th infantry. .
He served wrib marked gullunlry ”trough
the Florida and Mexican were. and received
frequent brevets. "c was the intimate
friend of Seutl, Taylor. and Worth. from
the latter of whom he llltlllut] his ilrsl son.
the present secretary who was bum in
Scwburg, S. Y., on the ‘22) of September
1829. and consequentlyjuat turned of «to.
lie graduated from the College of New
Jersey. at Princeton. in the class of 1848.
lie was a contemporary of llvlslv‘r (“.vmcr.
Pt'uuavlvaulu. and George M. Rubi-sou. the
present secretory of the navy, puts it clues.—
umte of Rev. W. E, Cnltcll, president of
Lelayctte college, and of (Jul. (3: W. Toilet.
Sheridan's quarter-limiter.
[In studied law with ll. (‘.rpt-rtou. 1241..
at. George-town. D. C... and as the number
of D. U. Lowe I‘l‘lel'Wlll'tI governor bl ibis
sl‘ttu audjudge of rho supremo mum l. prur-
tioed his profession auccrsslullv in lx'mlruk.
Iowa, where be located in ltL’il. lll‘ was
elected to burl served one term—thin of
1857—8— in the Inner lvgivluturo as it Damn
crut during which time be undo. the no-
quiilntnucc of James F. \Vilsuu, Illl‘n n
member of the some body. Being unwill-
in: to give countenance to the I."t‘ll‘lll\l in
su‘lndlr. lrt- Sf‘pltl'rllt‘t'. from the r-uilt'u‘. \\ b»:
n! his party, and “'3‘ kn Mn "-4 u I) Might“
I)‘ llli‘t‘lrtl up Ill lllc tl‘,llIlil“l‘.. m; IIll‘1-lIt'I'\ «—
br-Iltvm.
119 cu ix tell the urrtw in. tin-j Il‘ uf tin.- I’ll.
lx'r'xilli Inwu Inhnlty, (H llllllum‘wtl by (‘ 'l
“Ilt'I I‘tIIt‘rWill‘d Hugh '1‘. livid.
mm d uitll bis rr-gimout in the army of the
'I‘r'ltltt‘ssct‘, rising llrrultglt tlu- various gradual
and participating lll IIlt‘ lmtllv of Sbilnli.
Qt‘IgU of Corinth. (‘urip ligu :1an scion of At-
llt‘lrri :rIr
L‘N Artur Lv (airtim- of limit. l-Islt‘t‘ In“
rrmr't'hul with Sllrv'mnu in tho i0ll.ltll\1 (In -
llrlIIy tn \Vnz-‘Illlislllfl, ['lkiilg u lirtlllllllt‘lll
pm in all tlni nr-tE-uu of Hun-v brilllunl mm-
p~ri;(ru. Ho was prurnnlvd lntlrc rurrk of
brigmlier gnn' ml for cur-old gallantry In the
rm-ummblv Inttlr- of .lnlv 2‘2. llt'tll' Atlanta,
in “IiII‘Il bi. ll‘gIIllt‘lII («lulu from t‘itlu-r
slain u! the linv of M mlwul'kn.
llc was lm-vr-te-«l ma] Ir gonorul on thd'
1:3:11..r.\l-trr-h,.~lul:tirfmdutp of hit ”man 1'
I:tl\!:l,:tltt1Ilfllllt'rlnf.\|I:llllfl,JllIy ‘31, ‘22 :md'
. .. . - .
E. A. Lsphnm has made arrangements
withnltrge New York house whereby he
can furnish piolllro framescoruplete cheaper
than you can purchase the .tnouldlnga and
make them voorself. Raymond's Block
Cherry St. is where Ed. hangs out.
Munroe was very fortunate in filling his
Ice house with the best quality of Ice gather-
ed bore for years. lie has bad it big/rifle!“
folIli bl’ Plll‘lies out of tu\vu,@flpo if
he concludes to dispose of it o reserve
enough for home llit‘, as he is the only one
that can supply the town.
There has been some rumors of late lupin
culetlou that Raymond's Hall is to be cut up
into rooms for diil’ercut purposes. It would
be unfortunate for the interrupt of the town
if this is to trike piece, and wcuro logo back
to the old Town House. A very unfuvur~
able opinion will be entertainer! of the pen-
plc of this town that. they have no bettrt’
plnce for publlcmociinlrs than tint dirty old
hole, with its elastic seating.
Rotvrtyton.
Crockett Brothers are soiling till the nys~
sers they want to.
Crnw & Mutw-ll's ru-w sloop is progress-
ing rapidly.
. A small RIrml“ u :tmncer, is being l-mdr-d
with oysters to be shipped to England.
A vessel ‘l'ruru the south side of Lung
lrlund is now brim: IlltltIl‘tI with o} slurs in
be laid down on that show.
The qualily of oysters are better than they
have been and n good trade is sxproted this
spring.
Mr. E‘Iwfll‘tl Rule is about to muVr- bis
rrsidu-nec tn (‘in lslruill. The reason is
cheap rout nnd six-ndy work.
Crnw & Munscll will last wrolr two lum-
drml lutalivls of oysters to New York in bv‘
abimml In Eumpc. ’l‘bry nro now loading
two bunlrml bushels more for tho Mme
market.
(,‘tpi. Charles Ill-ll bud two orders lust
Monday that iuimfcnrcrl with one anothvr.
(luv order was for tlircv hundred bushels of
uyulvrd and the other wan to proceed at once
to Ilr‘idgcpurt to not us it jurytueiu.
311', (‘,TiI|Il‘l11§ilfL‘-l(fTI!I"(I¢‘I.E.CIIHH‘II
pl'r‘tlt‘lll'tI ll Sf‘l’lli'vll Illel Thursday evening
on “ The Exorcism fur Dillt‘lllfl," which did
not fall in mxiltc an impression.
llu Tucslluy night ulll‘ rlopzlt was again
clllltl‘t‘tI by burglars. A light of glass wuu
hrnkt-u out and the stub unlnrtkml. ’l‘lw
Imvt-r susli In in: n lilml down \Iu-y pullui
down the upper sus‘r, and . lilt'l‘t‘II IIll‘t fllrt‘.
broke I\\Il ka< ill tlu- III"«I\. Tim I! .l-jr rt
vw-nlv‘d M be [)4 «burr -l mum bilI m m-V, of
which llli'y {outed nv l'u‘ 'I'Itv- uzt‘ull‘burEI-v
Hold it, lxuuu In: ll.“ inoc'lrilv of tho ull'u‘t‘
rm \"lIllllIlIt‘rl Nulltibzv \wu‘
missing. Till“ iv lbw would limo “ii‘nn u
yrut‘ this ~l .llun lisi- Itwt‘ll lit‘wkr n npru. 'Iliv'
(‘Hl’lltllly 1‘ll‘I\'\Il:|IIIlI.NIHr <tn‘l‘n frrrivlil
I""\‘t'.< lltt‘ru‘
Yn‘ll‘ \'.\:l.~;\.»ll:".l :H, I: III trim: It‘ll-lf'l‘tI
IIE'HM‘YI I ‘I‘ it! \\'I‘I“\‘~ Hill! in IIll‘ ml”!!-
Illll' I: .\1u»_" \i~i!v-I His I‘\I\'.‘l1 tum-lines f
“uni-v nil Slut. ~ ~: Ill. 11ipwb‘r-m-x
\\. Hill I”! ‘»\' ~‘.:'v lit llw In. fit «if 11:.-
l‘ .uIt'l“ HI ‘Ir- Null lit 1, Ill\\\‘ III ‘ ll t. It 11‘! (1
ilvud .‘I' r rvl \ H'I,:uw1 w? .‘l' M Iilé H: "in
Iv‘ Illc‘ et‘t‘lrl 'l IIII‘ g‘ll‘l' “flirt“ (if I:
mungl 15'» W. \tcrt' in It‘ll!» l lullzr Hun
\vll‘l't‘ I (‘ uI\ . l‘ IV . .l ..-.t l‘ IIH' ll"lul'.\
urn!" llu' ~11~‘w3.l : ‘I‘ll' do ‘i \\t'1‘t‘ 11‘1‘” I
l' i ll III'I'I' ;\ ~:‘ I? 'l" -« ‘i, in! IIH‘ Inn-1v
ll 2. I up rum It 'l‘l. ~ vb In sill‘zl' 9- \ 2.I
by _...l. H-tvl‘l- <‘l\':l‘~‘~ t lllll‘"‘tl" It
\\.~ s-I" 'le w r riltlreellrm .vxl‘l ‘:~
mil on line' ‘Jlill (if Admit“. 1865, war regur-
duri by tlvnrml S'uruuut and his minivan-
inn :n l‘llt‘ of tho m- at ur‘t‘omplbllr-l lllllI
[\l‘llllll~1ll: will" re of lllu army.
Shortly ullvru‘nrd be was upoinlvd mllvrlnz'
«if inu-ruul rcvuuuo for the fil‘el tIINIlIt‘I n'
lam—receiving his contirmmiuu \I tut-1
l
I
vpvviw’ instance of! rmtnr (v‘r‘ml' ~ ntlzl ll v-x
.Irtlllr‘S I“. “file m.
Till-ugh not ill) r‘xlru me
Int-on Idvtltlllml \tillt llw
sillt‘f‘ litt‘ I‘llllIt‘ u' SIIIIHII, Ir’tt‘lm; \(\I« \I fill“
.\Ir IAilt‘Jll's rP-vlt-(‘tlun -m-l .II
.nppnrt in hi. rmu‘nr trutun'vl sr‘l‘llll"t! ‘Il":
rit'r‘liut uf (il'tll'. Hr Ilrt~ Ill‘t‘d in lo - Illl'll'I
lIwI. IINIIP‘. “alr‘ \\.|~ lIr-‘ nIs't‘l HI Full-1
cr't‘. II. 1‘. Poll, and IIlt‘ ht‘t‘flll I, “IN '1‘u,n~ ;
|i:\~ ‘ll m’ Kvt‘kuk.” .
1'u'll3lll, lu- Ills
Ill 1‘ :‘ulunn 1‘.ll1\'l
fur
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Il“' 1..“ ”till; IIII‘II‘1‘IN'II‘I :k film; {
'l‘linm u l"l‘.1\.tlll‘l. is making pillltll‘ll' .
Nani. .‘I'tIll
leil\ l | lmlll :\ m-n' Iinlni' (\n
I
r
S it't‘l.
1
It I. «bluntly iv'pmlul llml (Vining \HIII
a: .m rumm‘v Il'1‘l Uvmil'u I‘vrflt-rivry husi- I
lit.“ to New York
'I'ln‘ lix‘ u! Sun‘s birtlnluv [‘l'cflt'il'fi I‘III
buvv to Ilr‘ untitled this Work there
unlbim: to lull on tliv list yr t.
:er is
'l‘m- prnpllvlur uf tlm Iliru'SvIl buns" will
8mm put on l\ now curryull in lull in tilt!
depot fur lIlt' (‘t\1l\'l‘}'l\‘lt‘t‘ of l‘?l~3l'11:_:l‘1'§. -
‘I‘lw Knights of St. Patrick will hold ”our
uuuud Bull on tlw 17111 April, it liming
burn is xstpauml from St. l‘ntrick'u My (17th
March.)
\V'c huvobr‘cn examining those ruilmml
tit-s again. and intro tried hard to Le (‘tmvitit'w
ed that they urc just its durable us larger"
ones. as has been SIilICtI. but it is no go.
“.13. Roger‘s will smut build it o-mcrow
“Mk around his lot unrurur‘ of Park eIl‘t‘t'I
rind llrilruad Ave. Nowlicree in town
would ll \It‘t‘t‘nl sidewalk be more lil‘Dl‘t‘CIlll-
ed limit In ibis Imulity.
There it no doubt this luwu bus spa-bl in
Ellyeurs full sixty llrwusrmrl dulluls on its
rauds. This nl‘ course includes tho building
of some {out miles of new road in time
dificrent Irwulllioe,
We hear of cormidemblc building going to
b..- dnuu during.- this your. Every house
lingo or elll‘lII incr‘cuaus the grand List of
the town. It is very gratifying to two a dis
position on the part 01 young men to secure
it It'llllt‘.
NUTIUE.
TIN IIt‘lttlIlI will SL'tlrIlv-I‘IMI (.‘lrnu ilIItlll «.1
the twr-lldt district \leI in: bu‘aJ all. Sv-‘llllffll‘d.
Murcia 22ml. 1870. at lO‘n‘clocl: A. M. ut the
Slitmfurd House. By order of tin.- cum.
mint-c.
W. Lv‘. Warm, Cliuiriuuu.
A. R. Cumsloclt down not 'upprrrclnte nu-
onymous letters, as appears trout his answer
in the Arlvocntrr to the pdaou who wrote it
Bu would liltu to nuke his nequ-timancc Inl‘
aahort time that he ought express his views
to him personally. A first cln‘a setting out
would be the result.
A private Booking lluusr'. with ample
capital has been‘suggrsled in town. It may
lead directly to this result if a cumin trunk
director does not keep his proverbial probos-
cis of ids am or hifbrtttber monument“
accounts. A. book should ““I' be. u curiosity
chop when: 1min: ceriwity slimline grat-
iiled. The spirit and indvpcnlencc of the
business men of this town is pretty well
known. ~
Tbtre lies been it v depreciation at real
0
e
‘(uii
estate is flew Gunman. while ‘other‘ tower
where realestale speculatirmsbave product-
luster]. have wasted considerably. Tribes,
srefolly n: .Wi bales of lots moon-s
tlnnally being met. The ninetidge, reads.
st Mmmrafthe‘ltnfahlgh‘aldtnde
' fitsheeeeuflederlrh .3. priceless at.
.l'
are
ll: H. 5‘ wt‘. ikh'tu‘w \'
llw nul L‘Illll
Hill I ll :'~.-l ~' :‘lrwuil
any ".l‘ l, S ATTITW‘ I .‘l ‘ll
‘.1..«..l_y 1t..\\'l1ll‘ ~i'.«:.l m uvl TLr'll Irv
gun .ml tlm llynm which “we msw nil‘r
jmlr~ , .rf‘lw- uh]. I ll v. Mr. IIr-lm Hi»
II M. \\i'lv .‘.i~'mv! n lv-v 'H'v‘ u v- lilxln-r ml rv-
(l'll‘e'i l \r 1-'.t\"l\ “Willi llu- u‘lmlv {Mn
.4rv; Hi Il‘. \\ :w H': :31“) ll h",t"'1 [H‘Hll‘
.\ll'l11‘l'l hymn \\ ~' lan ~!::'-:, \\In‘ll III
M ! HIV 29w" l ‘( !I:'~\ ~lmr" :\ l ‘v. .. or. l‘.‘.*
that r f 3!. i,“ :. ‘l.v u I: I! m llUruI'lI
“Ir .1 III' II .tl >~ :rd lu' ‘nlru ‘nri-w: .wvvtnl
Il‘L’WIV I‘1'II. .y: :r-‘ .\I \l y" l".‘lL
~lli:u'.:1l’l» III“ . . I ~‘ ‘ .. ‘Iul Lil”.
I'v- .\ ‘l lg‘l‘ " vh‘ I ..l ' s‘wlc - l. I na-
"\_".ll‘1IIl'tllI\' .1
'. no.1 l‘u-lw-liy
Irh' illl- ll1\‘l’I'I" I»\‘. 'I‘Ilr‘li.
rtflvr m :mpr uni: I- lir’l‘ II In lIlt‘ Ii V. “I.
”lit“ HI», “:1 AIM-AW 3.: uni t in
uh! it It" \\ u tIlllIl‘l'I to : tIIIll‘ up :rlI Hill
Inn! Ivv'i ~z u. '1 by filth hill tin-2e" IIlllI ‘\‘(‘lt‘
I'l'l ‘l’\ I»)‘ll;\|1\.x‘.\‘\l‘«l ‘ 1W
‘ ‘ II)“)' lull It“.l.lt‘I’ p
~‘I In; \I'Illlx.
\ ‘ lll‘t
~ll'. «My r‘ in z..l~.'. lrlllI u m'l'l l‘lll we.
'I") .v-_' r ‘\"I~ 1‘: i all '1. “when ~It-ILrI-I
.HI 7'“ a ‘1 Il l‘l'f l. .H .ml tlw ml'u ally
r'ZilI L; ..I.zr \rmwwl ll: ~“ml .. (‘1' M‘ lispv :~
smil- :va I m lw w ll'lIi'I M II you run lu‘ur n
p.” '2‘ ‘1‘. “IIII‘II\\"‘1II'HH.‘It)lIll“(‘IIll‘\\'IIIIl'
lIl< :tlltllt‘llt‘l' “ I Need 'l‘lxt‘t‘
Err-3y IImlr‘ " \Vln". :l‘l “its n-mlr .\l~ur!y
l.?l\I SillLr-y shun! :.; («ml \ Y lln' llIlII-
form, tirir (‘nmll ‘Il'lllt‘ ~' IIL'IHIZIHQ \VIIII [Ill-
Iigld :‘m‘. t‘l.lIlll.~‘I=|~tr:l, “nil (ll‘II‘lI for Ilium
\\'Ill‘ IleI IlII It It i ’1 .~ .\~. (I in t-‘I'i uk :illrl Il‘I
IIII‘II‘ jtusllv know: 'I‘Ill‘l' new-untied zit
urm- uml (us: '1: uni to sin ik whom lu‘n
minutls cm II lul {will live tubtuws. If one
was im'lirn-d 1.x rpv l.‘ inn lung: lu- would
shrewdly rid; him all tlwliau llll-I (‘lIII nu
unollnr Hllt'. 'I'liu. lm i: tl‘lIl‘a l fur illust-
tvlin ft“... the litt‘tI m ltl'ryI’I‘m inrgw tlurn
brie rt‘e‘puu lwl All»! Hurt bl' mill-d for
tluir‘u \vli- w .n'ul t ) lw v-iv-ud fmm el!"‘ll‘£
drink. and z-rruiu u Itlgr numb ~r ur‘ort' up‘
Wham be we: «Hour-l :lllxl u corrizliittru- wrn
mu tlivr mum,
\\ IIHII' null}:
lllt‘
r‘tt‘rtly lo Conduct tlwru lulu
\I‘Ilt'l‘t‘ rt lr-vpmunt‘w nullity-z \m. ‘n-‘inulzt ‘ul
\\ ill: l‘nmpc'rm .‘llt‘ll lH_‘:l\‘v llrr‘nl u~sislzutCu
and slum. ‘I‘llw ('.lrh.‘ ul lbv ‘lli‘t‘l‘sls: of
lllwu unmyiii-alv \\'e- bullovv in !:v- llu lr rc-
ru .lls-dll' r‘ .rnr-l r‘mmwr, llu it \Zlelll nutlv
(we Il."ll!rl!‘.g‘ with (l.l1lll.\l:._~lll. ill: l‘t by ‘_‘,‘llIl‘.'
Illrl IIlt‘ (‘ IltnlIClH‘l‘ (“I lln‘ WI: In its-urlnbl)‘.
Tim 12.x! wuv \lw 51.0“ lllllillt’ll premises.
Tln":1*lg1llg um pill: wir‘ rm“ highly inhi-
bition“. Mr. Smkay elllullld ulunv tlru (‘Oll-
gl‘ttgull‘tlijr‘llllllg in tho chorus, Mr. Mumly
(illil'lltll!lII_\' u'utuhrul IJl IE v comfort and in.
terrsb ol' the uswuibiy l y m‘d: ring tlicdours
opt-n lnr vt-rltll tlIOll nl‘uur r-rcr‘y quarter
lmur :md allotted u.\ Irma: pt lyer'a ur low
Ill-liellm‘l ud l:v.~sx‘.~', .
:5-
l.
A the oor‘utud ili'éblry rrruruurg lu lbrf
outskirts ul' Brooklyn, which rusttltl-rl in it
hurr‘ililu- rillusll‘upill. 'I’Ili- building: burned
was tin: Harrie l'nr llit. Aged of the Little
Siam-.4 of the Poor. corner or" Bushwivk
:lvctlucitud Chestnut str‘r-ol‘. The Hm orig-
iintvrl in the south wing; ol' the building and
br-fur-c IIH! aged imitates worm nrvure of its
lil'étit'llct‘. land made con‘riderublu progress.
A perfect panic was c mwd muting the In-
umica. who rustic-d hither and thither
tllrnuuti the building will they brown: m-
baustud, nr outbound from the smoke and
rank down. The paiicu implored valuable
assistance and carried out. it number of old
people who but became unconscious. It
was about nine o‘clock bzforu the flames
were cxtiugruabcd. and u search for the (lead
was made among the ruins. It when sickenv
lug sight it see the charred bodiesaomc of
which wereely b me any semblance to those
or human beluga. drugged from beneath the
piles of brick. mortar and timbers. A! norm
twenty bodice hall been taken from the ruins
and removed in ambulances to the morgue.
They weremf wamfinrec‘ognlmhlc. and
the ugly way the beware of those‘ persons
who-have pcr'lshel’ctu'be lcairbed isby ‘
’ itll‘fiese who have been awe "
” Whittle ml Tilt W
In the Church at the Mile Fathers in
West 59th street. N. Y.. Sunday, the Rev.
George M. Beatles sell that whatever laws
were created and enforced by the Catholic
Church would be sustained in heaven. The
Protestants-let important passages of divine
lnw go in at one car and out at the other-
The fundamental ides on which Protestant.
ism started is the rejection of all law upon
the subjtct of religion. The Protestant
Church is not of God, but merely of men and
woman. The Catholic Church is God‘s vis-
ible kingdom on earth. It. is the highest
power on earth, and constitutes a court
from which more can be no app ill. The
temporal power should be subject tn the
Spll‘lllitlI. Whoever dt‘lllcvlhnt power rc—
jr-cls illeluw of God. 'l‘bv State has its
own nl‘I\I of action, and with the Smite Ilu:
Church \wuld not interfere, so long as the
Stile Rel-pt within its proper sphere. In all
matters of lnltb and morals the. Supreme
l’onlill‘ is infallible, rind when the Pope
indigo»; any law in u mutter of turn which
conflicts with ”re law of the Slate. Catholics
are bound to obey him. The Pope “NY
multr-lnws explanatory of divine Luv, in
nddlliur. tmllvino Ith, or independent of
divine law, \vlu-rc "minus 0! friilli or mor—
rrls ur'C'L-lmcorul-d.
e
For Ila-c Ladies Only.
Special llttlif'llllIS are now .umlc {ul‘ mob
toilet.
Aprons of white muslin urr- in fashion
again for little girls.
a
Gold and silver fruit and flowers tm‘ in
vogue for oruumonling tin.- lmir.
Saturday nflorunon is the. great little of
“11‘ wcck for pullr-s in Now York.
(‘ut ll-nvcrs placed in mmpbnr \vnlvr \\ ill
preserve their l'l‘t‘slulcss fur u “‘t‘i‘k.
Stool ll-ru’crs nu- \\‘ul‘ll on the {rum of kid
shims, nu muesli Ira over the Instr-p, illltI in
tho r-vntrcuf luvc Idiots.
Ludir‘s‘ cvrniug glows Ililt‘i‘ hl.\ buttons
mid come in it variety of delicate fiIltliIl‘S.
\\'IlIIt.‘ once lacing tlill \vnrn for weddings.
L‘u‘c n1t‘t‘Vt‘S,lIlltillgIltvltlr‘ll tliv arm is
visible: from tho shoulders down. arms. l’usb-
iorrulilcw but your, imd usutlly trrmumtc
Ill‘IUVN tin.- elb-nv in into rulllcs. vr‘t'y rel-nut.
uml ornamented with it ribbon bow.
llrtlplr Waldo Errrri'ul quotes in mm of
his books the words of ti lady who makes tln-
declaration thin, "the sense of lining perfect.
ly “le dressed gives 31 l‘c- lint: nf inwud
Il‘dlltl'IIII'y which l‘t-Iigir‘n Iv Imwmlt-sa tn
“t‘$‘\t","
(lItIe. ’> ' lrzr- ‘ lu‘ It -lit‘~I, ."rlll you
To tltu ultcr \\ ill snmx' titty lw t’ltl'l‘lt‘ti‘.
And then you run u'url-s
Furs! ['1 d lmudwl clvrk.
.‘llrI lw 'lt‘ll l\ll1‘\.‘.’ :vnt lll'lllirII
In ,1 'l' I‘l.‘ 11 ‘1 ._ \\.ro l11‘t“1|11":l p11"
I'vir‘i.“ IX;‘ rut luv
u hi‘l. lllt- MIN 5‘
mm: .\‘ 1‘; Ln IUl‘ (hunt
w rs‘ It ‘tl'lI I«’~
li‘llltlIi, “l v7.-,.‘r n’juw {mu m .u \t'illl .l rm-
sl. .rw: mm
s m..!dv 2 Il MAJ.) Iris In T, luv 1
I “11.! l l'lt1t
y .tl‘
In marry .l
I. '.I.i
\vl ulllu‘l bin
l Nlnwn uum‘i-rhd u‘lllrvilk will A‘ “I"-
ll!‘ :l T-rv trit- r \m‘rinuli-q. [pr swig;
I ~! "our u?" in. H
'I.. urn-l 1r Irht‘I *l‘ l‘ 'I~\T
l"‘5
llllll'~ (‘lIIIllt'I't‘1ll\1,.'
f~\«r Il (land’-
lm Il-H
llilllt‘
.v-‘I'i-'« 'l‘f- - :. m! [-1.313 w, 1“.»
HF .1 r31. -‘H Y-
(‘rIQ
- Hf HlIlr‘l' H” 'N
Null 14.5771; «til. m
ll'lllivx In llI '
Ell" ugh llw «minim» w :wrn, (Mm .-~,’ ”.0 \‘wt‘II
rim vl Irlli“ fur r1.
lti'r' -. ‘l 1'1 tr; lltn‘: 1y r'. Hn'd] litan—
l~I II It \\ .le 10‘ :t Il'l In le‘ll'lI
tl'llI l"
w." l.
1 1»'.:-,L'H' :l,lh‘ W
l: r: ll- '«1 lt‘tll‘-I ,‘ stirs”.
in}, (‘.-111mm“ m’w
'111': 3.,
:l‘Iv
:‘l‘rr ~I?(‘xi It mnzr. pr” v.2 .- 7n 1»:
NM". 1) Illh :zl'lu llm \lil'wtflI
l1~lalnnnfhl' IllI“,II‘I”..'\\'i‘lll
llw lurk vi 3
M! llw limb, ~m l l‘llll‘lllTS :rIt
‘
In H Ir)" ,
\lrn‘r‘lly on
ir- Izt‘III Slrt‘z\'lwt'~' «if
iri<‘l;v'~
'i? I‘.\ \
l11‘t'l‘,t‘l‘l'ltrt‘llr‘w‘I'tnl llrw I'.|'1\' 5p cimwv
wll llll‘I l:rtl~‘ sh r\\‘ q .‘t‘ll‘llt‘ brim prujmw
Iin- . v r ll» . f ‘l‘r‘IlUu'I, with lb" ~'id' e“ and
‘ minv aids, :1; it I‘m ru‘t‘t-rsllr'v
I: ‘lll‘l“' “ill: ulup‘w mount
‘.. ~.* ‘lIl ~ul ll -.- (“In
\VItil- lllltI \‘R‘U'
light lr lllw‘s‘ wi l lr- mun- in vesti‘ timn
IVlI'IHl‘ ‘.;. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ Il!:\‘I{
\\1'11>t'1ltll\tlIt!' farm nor \IllIIltl‘l worn
coo
buck lurnv
It It Immwh
ivtrx -
r-nl r‘ lling ‘ 2n:
driv‘ml lul' r-I '. l“\‘ Irl‘i. s
c..tr~.v;.:.l,1.
t'llL‘e
. 1t“: w
I’M II‘II t'll'll'U-‘I‘V mil (‘llrnnit‘ lenm i--
Ham. Haul. Il.‘l‘n't-‘, lt‘rnlllr‘nl and Infot-
miltt‘ .l I". \‘t'r‘a Iliwrw of IIl‘ IEtIdtII‘Ili\.I‘I'_
Kidn. ya ml lll~1r1d.t‘,l‘..r'sr' BIIIr‘N Il.s\‘(‘ nu
r'qiml Such vllct‘tvas lH't‘ r“lll~‘r‘t‘. ltv V'Illtl-
Hui blmnl. I'm Dr. S: D lluwr‘s ‘Ambilm
1‘l‘llIt' lilu .r‘. Purifier-Nu .-\tlvvrli~'t‘mvnl.
., 77w W..- __
If vnu bur-v :\ dirr‘bimr- from ilw lltls’t‘.
rill'r‘lhh‘t‘ur uthurwisr, pm'litl lama ref lllu
evtw- nf um: I, or hunting, “'11an or won‘t
fr v1 dull uul :‘lepld ('1' debilitated, will) or
ll't‘fi‘lll’" Ill lhr- Il"‘\|I, lukc Cold easily. you
m-u l‘t‘fi’ :z-‘su'. -l ”111' you lnvo tlru (‘uhirrk
'l‘lwusutul» :.ul.\mll\'. \\'IlI\tIlll umnift‘s'im:
bull‘ul‘ Hm nlmvv ~ylllI-‘zllld, tcr‘mizmle in
rubsumriliwu. llelI our] in the grnvt‘. No
(IIRt‘ltr-t' 1-: .m common, rnnrt‘ doveptlvv, or
lr-cs undrrehnnl bv plivsivrunu. ll. V.
l‘irrw. .‘l I) , of litill‘du. N. Y,, is IIU‘ pro
mirror of Dr Sng‘o‘s t ‘nterrh llommly—n {wr-
lr‘ct Spur'iliv rurU ulnrrh. "(‘old m the flood,“
or Uulrtrrlvnl Ilt‘ihlm‘litt.
~¢o>
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL
Dr. .‘lntmh‘ Svnt‘i' of Tut, Wrur (‘nmr
lil‘ und llurtrinwt‘Nn-llne never her-n ltn'bwn
to fill in turn llllt'fllIy curios: obstinate
l‘wuglu‘. (‘.ulds, Chirp, Wliuupintz t‘mtulr.
nor any diseases or Ilw rrsvirutury organs——
und it ducslt Inn utmwfil It is not lll’Ci‘SSns
l‘)‘ m tnltv it for a low.' limo before you tum
lIIN‘ul'r‘l' it: IN‘IltIIl‘I‘lI t'll't‘tb‘. Its bulb in
this community is immt-nsv. and unpopular-
ity ttnivi-ruul It is positr'rdy guaranteed lube
(mum moi of the pun-st lllllI best materiule,
mid m “I :v‘rys give S‘H‘lihtk‘lltll‘. Do not
full It) ‘..'I\'t‘ Ibla Itl‘r‘ll and potent remedy it
mini. 1! will not find cannot disappoint
_v. 1). Ad; to Dr Harri.“ Syrup of ’l‘ur,
Wild (‘lurrv uml Ilurl-lrnund, mid take no
llIIH'I, Trial size, to rerun. regular sizes 50
com.- uud $1.00 per hultlt-
S ‘l.! ul Sdllwu's drug store, Sout‘i Nor—c
wulk.
“Hugwfl-.~ .—
Why will You Suffer rrnm ltl.eu~
umism, Spruilrzs, Mill‘ .Iallllh, Sivcllings,
II‘ll‘ltr‘, Sc dds or \Yvatit Huck, \vlruu 1hr Ct‘ll'
turrr Linim-wu affords oorfltirt roller. Many
rtl‘li:‘1x~ rt)‘: In pdu l v :I t't2l‘ltlllt cutter-t. I) ll-
lhu (‘.r-uluux‘ Liniruvu' tunes. The Will:
Llltiutvld l‘= In" the bu mm family, (the Ycl-v
low IaIl»;.llClll is for In Tux-l ml :miutuls.
ode»
T I] E (l lllLllREN‘S FRIEN I).
va lot the little ones sull‘er when I‘ur—
lrr‘u I’Immml ll'orm Syrup will cure them.
\Vorrrn cannot cvht in the slorrmcb after it
bus helm administered. It is perfectly mic,
very plenum! to lzlkl‘. rind on physio is r"?-
qulrr-d afterwards. Cull ut Still-Arm‘s drug-
stur'c and ask about it. ~ 273 13'
-—«~m4oo —---
The People Wont Proof.
There is un medicine prescribed by phy-
eiui ms, or sold by Druggists, that carries
such evidence of its succcrs and superior
vtrtu» es lloscrtmt’s GERMAN Svrtr- for se-
veru Coughs Colds settled on the Breast.
Consumptim, or any dist-nee. of the Throat
and Lungs. A prom of that fact. is that my
permit nfliicled, can gct n_8:tmplo Battle for
10 cents and try its superior rfl'ect before
buying the regular size at 75 cents. It has
larvly been introduced in tbiaonuntry from
Germany. and is womlertulcurea are aston-
ishing everyone that uses it. Three on
will relieve any case. Try it.
_...,. N 4... "mm.
Thur-stow. 1 Janet may
[snow stltnltted lobe as best ,
known. Useddalt‘. it. it inept
accumulate and huntlrefierns
be
up.
m a... r wossumnmovnr or m 1
onion. m
Dir. 8. D. HOWE’O
ARABIAN MILK-CUBE
For Cancun lion and Diseases of the Throat, cheat
and Lungs. p’l‘he only medicine of the kind in the
world. A substitute for Cod Liver Ull.
Permanently cures Asthma. Bronchitis, Incl lent.
Coneum tlrn. Night Sweats. was of V orce. hurt.
nose of rentlt. (‘aterrlL (Irony. Coughs. (folds. etc.
in a few days. like magic. Price $1 per bottle. Also
on. Howz's aaanrau
TONIC BLOOD PURIFIER
Which differs from all other preparations in its Im-
mediate action upon the
LIUER. KIDNEYS AND BLOOD,
It. is put-ply Vegetable. and cleanses the system of
all Impurities. builds it right square up, and makes
Pure. Rice Blood. it cures Scrofulous diseases of
all kinds. removes Count ration and regulate-v the
llowcls. For Nervous De illlty. Lnet \ itallty. Lrltr
ary llleeaece. and Broken Down Constitutions.
I “Challenge the 19th Conway” to find
Its equal.
is worth its weight in gold.
molt elm PEI: bum in...
Inc. 5. 1). flowers
. "swam - -
Arabian comm LlVBl‘ PIIIS.
They cleans the ”we and Stomach thoroufiltly,
and remove Ctmrlllplllrm. Price 1.3 ceriu- per mx.
(foururnptivcs should use all three oi the above
tncrlieince. _
Sold byfi. F. I’I'K‘K, Drugzlst, hob- Agent
for-hunt r Nor-walk, t‘urm.
‘nn. 8- D. HO W E.
l‘ttnrrrrrzrmt.
No. “ll Chunborafltrect,
:y‘Mr. Lane‘s tier-lulu Cure for It -'
Every Bottle
P
New I'or
twin" ‘\‘
_,,n-. w.-- ,W _.- _....._,_._‘...
A (£001), (.‘IIA‘SCE
l-‘ur tu-oezuull Iflilllllt‘l or one large family to rent a
bout-e in central Im‘rlllutr, in South Nnru'nlk. from
April lat. 1876. Doslrnldv mrtlce wiebirrg cbcnp
route pleura apply lrmnm'lntv v to
MELVILLE E. MEAD.
218 If Old Bunk Building, r-‘uutb Nortvalk, Ct.
K.
ils
Real Estate & lststrrunce Agency
Tho lllllIt‘l'rlIl'llt‘tI has on hand el-voriil “retellin-
Dwelllnue. to lw sold. or rented. at IIlL‘ lower-l iluurv.
also. llltlldlug Lots. and email (Villa-41m. Hrc insur-
ance. Lilo and Accident. Policies lnrnlebotl at the
lowest rules. In rellnltlr- Companies. Call from 9 to
l‘.’ II. In . and 4 to ti p. m.
DENNIS PLATT,
l‘ ll. Seal: .t‘fllroe. Store.
:lTl film
To LIST.
'l‘l-v lit-nee on High strut r. rr‘cupil rl by ,lbc rub»
ur‘rtlu-t‘
21V»
... -
.l. E. MOBEHOI'Sl—Z.
For .fiulc or To Let.
.-\ lluuae mutnirtim: H rwvme. with our- ur'rr'nf
burn! and orchard. ultuutr l at “'02-! Nuruulk. Apply
at Sn. 5 Spring Street. In
it. i. WATKINS.
210:!
For 3’qu or To Let.
A lluuwaud Two Lulu-4, niltnh‘r] on ”to Turn—
plum rtlmlll tillD mile and It lralf from this City.
Apply in $76!! GEO. SPIIAI‘B.
TO LIST.
A mmltnl built lznuiwpf nine 70mm. on Spring
Bll‘t‘t'l. IHquIn-uf
225 If. T. BAKER.
To LIST.
Two Small lim‘svv on l’lux Hill, near lilrn (iron-
\Itll",ltt‘\‘. “minim": ‘ rmims each. Alert, Unr-
llnrrhlo Hum-u~ and Four Arrive of hand. at Five Mile
III\tl' Mm. tlirm- « r flur'r‘uznll Houses at Blyt-
.\.---l\ Apply to
‘27?» t».
.lttllN II. KNAI‘I‘.
'I‘O Ll-I'I‘.
Api-urtmrme In hallma- m: llm llill lnqrr‘rr'col
:71 .‘~ lll..~‘U.\' TAYLUR.
’ I’IIIR SALE.
A fun elm"- nf Faltll Id Itf“ lrrsluuhrr‘
i1\\.l‘\‘ ul
1 M E. “El"
F0“ SILK OI! 1‘0 IJZ'I".
Hark
,;...
n
I
1. mill. ru,
"Q'Illl SMITH.
if.
run, rulmbll- f ‘r
Loop 1.;
Norma”. l-‘vlv lel hit.
'I‘ut'v~r;r-itir1it2vminim, {at ii i r \ is!
Bz‘l din: It?!u\\ll an
\ t :lt's‘
Mumb- l «m RAILROAD W :6
SUI-1‘” NHN‘YAIJQ. t‘i)\\'
n! Inning, 'saturll- till I liiilt'rrl Hamill ult tire! their,
and niur‘ 'Il't‘plll‘: returns on ere 'Il'I flour. “'urlll
gnu” nv‘tI stnv-lr. t'lvmn-v- and Wind “12‘. AIM one ur-w
H.1Elllf'tl 1‘3II‘1r‘ .‘It't' NIL: rthllle ii I lurui‘bvd ltlltl
vu'up‘. to. and mnvll till; in ya HI ntrnrin.’ Urdu-r.
in...“ m‘vuptvd b. ,twttytcmr fur mcr 1h art-ore
’{r'flrttu'}. {.xr ill-limit),- . r a nil limp-rt} In on nt‘l‘UIlllI
of hill”; b ‘RIIII Terms 1-“ m-ud -
particulars, rep Y)‘ in I“ I“.
39., u; w. W F r‘R \ W, Smith Nurualk.
fi'l‘fllII-l '1‘0 Illi'I‘.
l . tin-r Noruulk, eni‘nble t‘ur a crow-r) slur-c, fur.
mm 1) runpln‘ll n- ruck. “ill luv 12‘! \‘Ililllt All.
My t.)
JUHN E. IlVICNDEN.
Iron. SALE!
lhtllz: in il‘ lit-ultll. :lm miller:
TM“ Mll‘. mw llnrm- :xlwu‘ tixu y. .r--‘ o’d. thorough.
ly bruin- to lutruws. kind and gorrtlc. n L'Uud mud
horse. till I :::\.»~ pmmiw of “lit-rd; l I‘LI'ryl‘lr “Id
cull coming it" I twirl. and :I party it \ our: nit-l. pt‘r-
I. I'll) :.'|‘ll”t‘,
~t itiwtl ‘~\ :t-zun. I buggy. l throw-prim: \trlzuu,
plum-luv .‘lclgh and 2 nuts or II'IYII"t--' Apply in
I l. Ill‘llllLVh'.
Whom: Point Road. South Nurrmlk, t‘nnu.
'l‘() Inli'l‘-
’l‘lw llnusc on Washington Srreol. "(we in the his
Ufib‘o. Lnl‘go yard. and uhuudutwc of liuit .
ALSO, llnusn on Vail Zsmlr Avvnuc. plmhrmtly
nIllllllt‘tl. with line view of the llurbor and Sound.
v
Street. rultahlc for unu or two fillilIIt's.
ALHO. "nu-e on From- Street. near \l‘oodwnrd
Avenue. eultulllr‘ for one or two lurnlllca.
Al Sci, central parts (If-Houses, suitable for emull
families.
ALSO. Stort‘ on“ Washington Stront. next the Post
(mice. drum 1:: Aprilt. now occupied by Cometock
Brothers. .
ALSO. u Dam on \\‘n.—blugtuu Siruct.
Apply to
DUDLEY P. ELY,
At the First Nutional Balk
ws"1‘"ovr«:. REPAIRS,
B. G. NORTHROP‘
liver 21
LECTURE
BIN“! Till
BABIEN ASSOCIATION
ON
Monday. March 20, 1876
AT TWO O‘CLOCK P. M.
'l‘ou'n 11:111. Dnrion. Conn.
Subjucl :—“\\'hat ellim owes to the Town be
Livve in.“
All are Invltud.
uur uriun of those wishing to tulle the ears.
FASIiIO NA. BL?)
DRESSMAKER l.
Or'cr PECK‘S DRUG STORE; entrance on Wealt-
ingtou Street. South Norwnlk.-t‘onn.
Pureenal attention :lven to customers. satisfies
lion guaranteed. , am am
.
___. -.__, .-.. -H... a-..» ... ,._. .. _-.. -_......w -M .w.
AN Orrnrxaxvrc rx Anurrrorz T0 ax Dunl-
:.',\.\’cu ENTITLED “ Ax Ortnmsxcx Run»
ATIVE to Tim Esrmusrrxnxr ov .1 Po—
er: Foncn "
Be t‘l Enacted by tire Board of Councilmen of
(It: City of South Norton”: .‘ ”.j'
Bar-mix i. It uball be the duty ’ lef orPo-
lice to camels record to be made em red of all
property cumin}: Into the bands of ill wheth-
er stnlen. found or detained for with a
memorandum of the date received and its estimated
value.
Bee. 3 ll nball be the duty of the Police whenev-
er they that! and valuables. or which they have
taken fwrnrthe person of any who lure been (ottud
dead. or who have rut-t with any cauenut render
in: them unable to care for themselves on ctr prop-
ctt . to re ort such feet to the (min: of Police. and
del vcr encq property to acid Chief .r lollce. who
shall. in the prose-tron at such Police 0 rev 015cm
make a memorandum of such articles as provided in
section lat. which mentbrandntn shall be dated and
at the time by the enter at Police. slid each
member or the police dcgrtmeet. and other bet
sworn to by the oneness ve earned. and recordfi
in the Police records. shall be given with them-
ty thus described to the layer or the. , y.
.“r- t “l or ”recur“ ....
o e L t 0 at news ' -.
' y t or the
m
Ilnun- up. llullr-r Mrtur "our 'li- tetra“ Iln'. Fm»
Enquire of
For Sale or to Let.
llu-
Byxbee’s Hotel,
.Vt . ~l side. f l‘rpm,
.‘st'tl hotel rnruttrs
l-‘nt further
l'-\‘x'l“.!2. on tho pruni-
‘Jirl ll
u-r “ ;II M II at pri-
uI-rt n I‘lmvl‘ltt and Hume-e. uh.- luv»
ALSO. llnuw on L‘bcstnut Sir-wt. hour llcury
Secretary of the State Board of Education. will de
Admission FREE. Trains will
no t at tho tIt“|tlI!l after the lecture for the ar'cnmv
278 it
m! saute. omen;
NOTICE.
like“ hereby given. that the content d, new
letters or voters for the Second Voting Harriet of
Nos-we! will be lnaessionat the once 0! Wu. 8.
8mg. rt9 .. Margot on ?tnrgay. ' ,
1 u m.. .m.. orl e nrpeseo r~
imag‘ttge voting list opt said district? Ind org-mm".
in; names of app team for admission ea electors.
mom J. enaw. {R ‘ re or Voter-s ‘rm to
IOHN B. BOUIOR. t W district of Norwalk.
South Norwsllr. Kat-ch with. 1376. 377-”.
REGI§TRARS’ NOTICE.
The umb-r-uizur-d Registrars of voters furtbc ‘M
Voting District of Norwalk. lwreb give notice. that
they will but“ session at the 0 re of William is.
Bunion. in rain District. on Saturday the 18th and
on Thursdnv the 23d deye of March 1871i. from t
o‘clock to .5 o‘clock p. m.. and from 7 o‘clock in it
o‘clock . m.. on each of said dare for the P6113090
3’s r‘eyl: n: and correcting the voting list of amid
a r c .
NELSON J. C‘RAIV. l Registrars of Voters for the
JOHN B. BUL'TUN, 9 5d Voting District of NM-
walk.
South Norwalk. Hatch Hill, ltl'r‘tl.
TRO'I‘TING s'rsnuoiv.
Victor volt Bismark.
This cvlcbvnlt-d horse. elrod by Rysdykr-‘s llamblo.
toninn. Dam. antlc Wood. by flurry (flay. bred by
('harlcs llnckeman. Esq . Orange County. New
York. it ill runkv the serum: of 1870 at
\V ES’PI’OITT, CONN.
This (1'an produced I‘mfllm. '2 My.
ulstr'r of Blvtrmrk. fit in ”w .31 ll brat of it racy.
l'rostwr‘o 221%; ash six year old. Illuilr‘ Tirol. ht.-
.lult-n ‘2'.”2'. and min-rs. Tcrme $.50 fur the summer
in advance. M. m- oulded to title hon-r- in»: rt‘ur'ul
riot in [on], . r.t_ l».- rr~tr:rm*d “‘00 (if thirst".
\\'r-stpurr. Mam-u l.-r Hm.
All'l‘lll'll SllEllll'OUD,
. . \I'. \\'II.SU.\‘.
(Horus Furrue‘. t‘omr.
An Exccellent Broom,
(‘osls only 25 (‘i‘llll‘. at
K. LOCKWUOD‘S.
O TFCVE! * ‘
,
Holst-lib. r. lull
.I ,
I.
A Dupnrtncrnbipbaa been fortnod between (‘. II.
Kendall one! his nose “2"” Kendall,
who recently returrwd from tho hewYork College-
of Dentistry. lnnrdr-r to act‘omruodat» all our put»
rum. we shall bo-n-anvr keep our DENTAL til-‘-
lv‘lt‘h'. in South Nurualk open over-v day in the work.
'l‘lumlsful for rum [ninth-KP. wi- hope. bv etricr nt-
tvminu to burzmcu. and rn'fully and faithfully pr.“
farmill v every upcntiuu. tu moril a continuance of
publit~ revue
Office In Lumiere ll‘ock. youth corner of “’mb-
invtnu and Main Streets. .
Effixtructiug tooth with (iii! a Specialty.
c". u. xsrrvnau. a: co
South .‘x'orwaik. March llth. er-‘l. 2w ll
“Willow-nail 7 rind wScrub--
brushes at
I}. LOCKW'OOIYS.
A. ll. Hoyt
& Bo.
Trying to do Busincae “1th-
uut ruin-rt l-itta tallkc winking
at it pretty girl in the dark;
you "my know “1|!" you are
doing. but nobody else docs.
»——.l\‘cu'.v.
lx'.
AGENTS l‘fll’. Till:
Hersome Gaiter.
Good place to Buy
Shoes at. A. H. HOYT
acCo. Please remem-
ber it.
It is now tlrurly {our yours elnrw we can»
annvvd IIH' film . bttsinx‘u in Nuru‘ail; tlur
tradv lies gradually lnr‘rmuul from that time
tn rlw ltrt‘n tit. and u. lol'lleflllldlll‘.’ thr-
“Hrtrd'l‘lmx-e." we rm” $5,000 worth of
goods more the )1 let your than in any i-n‘l‘lolle‘ _
year.
REAbONS WHY!
Isl. “1- have :x large, pleasant store, ‘
filled will) g-wd gvuis, m luv: and
uniform pr'ic
23. -‘\\‘t‘ try 1 i plvusc cvcty Clrczumcr,
and then they lIr‘ell‘l‘ I > onuc again.
ill. We calculate to lmy the brst
goods, and St" at :l fair profit. which
gives S’llle:iC‘.1.lll to trendy cvrtrv mic.
“’0 have some goods we are \
olrcrinl very‘ low.
. Children's Shoes ......... .. .30 and (BBC
' Ludics’ Gaiters, l.utton.. . . . . . . . ..$2 00
Misses Gaiters. button, . . . .. . . . . .$1 75
~» Men‘s Congress (billets. . $1 50 to 2 00
, Men‘s Cull" B Hts” . . . . . . .33 00 to 4 00 ,
Ladiee' Rubber Slices. . . . . . . . . . . . .406.
BURT’S
Best Fr. Kill, Button, $5.50
Lounsbury Bros.
& Rockwell ,
, FINE SIIOI‘H for LADIES, MISSES...
AND CHILDREN.
J. l’: T. (lOUSINS
"and-made shoots.
LEUr'rIE AND SEE 1'5. a
993m House Block, T
If " Norvvnlk, Corals.
: _Nraxr T» Hartman Jr. C").
‘ I. H. HflY‘I‘ Illa
J. F.1lCSCO.
A. II. HOYI‘.
Knno’snzvrt Asses,
Complet by“ con at' 7
. L0. gnwo‘cfio's
’ m If no
”E ‘I{
(.‘lcrh. of t
at the on of It ‘
shall be found us
from 9 o‘clock n the,
f’lel’lltgflfl. Send by p
in: w .lm a session I‘
lieu of Nelson Ts lav
stage?” Gareth l
rut .. mm o‘clock as
n the afternoon. and u
isle-"tohenatlelwl
“acted " will bet scaring
Wednesdayflheat
and Town
a
Ta’fla
it lost. n6»: me '
We
won MM
"aurora!
To flu M of Countdown girlie 05:39}
Sarah It’ryrtaulk. Gonmfwti
The underelzned. a committee duly appointed by
Kenton 4’. Crew. mine councilman of t c Board or
Coundlrncn of the City or South “mouth. to em.
snare and appruivte the damages or benefits as the
mummy be. accruing to any person or person: own-
ittrz or luteweted in property on Haiti etrcct. irt the
(‘lty of nth ISorwaik, from the New \ tirk.
New Eat-cu & Hartford Railroad. southerly to Fun-
cord street. in said City. by the reason of t eflaklng
or land or said persons in pursuance of the lay out
rclvortt‘tl by a committee appointed by the Board of
Uouucllmcn. for the purpose of making the lay out
of Main street its aforesaid. which report was ac—
cepted and the my out of said Help street. he repor-
ted by saidzcnrnmlttee. approved. and accepted by
tho Board of Councilmen. at (meeting 0! ea d Board
of Councilmen bold September 13th 1575. ‘
Would reepcctfully report to your Honorable Bod y
~ttiat tree-longhorn reasonable notice to all its
lawn-Med of the time and place when and or are we
would meet them for the (purpose of making said up
aesnuelt of dams rs an bent-tits said notice. hav-
ing bet-u Cret pu lislmd in the ‘rtéouth Norwalk
Sentinel." a nun spam-r printed and published in
mid (‘in of Full”! Norwslk. and your committee
having met at the time amt place designated in their
paid notice to wit on Trier-day the ram day of Octo-
her A. 1).. 1875. at 1' o'clock p m.. and tour com-
mittee afterwarde «u the rain liltli duv of October
1.75. adjourned tltv- further bearing 0 raid patties
until Tuesday the until day of Uclnbor A. n. 1873.
at 7 o‘clock in Ibr- cvcnlnrz. at the place firet designe-
tod. and your committrc but in: met on tlwtttlth day
of October. A. l).. 1875. pun-uuut to adjournment
and lining fully board the par-ties in interest who
DPl‘“5"'d b. filrl‘ gnu: emumlrtet‘. rm i it in then-upon
IFc-‘r‘fllleil and determined that the followln
nampd port-on or pvrflnll! will be rlnm-tged by we
inking of said land by such layout on Enid Main St-
in thc arnuunt but nppo‘flte their (‘0: itrctlvv names
rlwrmf tn‘r‘l‘ mm: above uriv rpccial wucllzr each
pox...“ or persons may receive therefrom:
Alexandr? Mudvr. including it radius of 15
net on cuful-r of Mam Ind Washington
tum-i. 100000
Dudley 'I‘. lily. ‘ ‘MN
Xvisuu Wilcox. . soon
\Vutmn (l‘mstend.
New York New Ham:
0
3: H rtl'orrl Railroad 23033
81.731) 00
And your committee further ascertained and dc-
tvrmltwd that the. followm: named pun-on or por-
mrzs owning or inter cried in Inndr‘ Ilv'l'elllunt’l’ dee-
rrlbcrl contiguous t9 m' in the titlnlly of each prov
ISM.“ ILY out on said Neil) etrr‘vt will [to eepccislly
nenttr-d by such lay out of laid Main street to
lb _. amount per opposite their respective name- over
receive there tom:
Fairneld Fire Insurance Co. {um no
l‘lmime ('. Laurie-bury, ’ 1m (to
(‘.lnrk & Laue. 1mm
Erlu in M. Herrill. 2; 00
$325 (I)
Ami yonrromruiltrw Intro inrlllcr nscmnincd and
determined tlmt rl‘e folio-“lug named person or per-
run! will rmefic an equal amount of damages and
benefits. by eucb lay out of mid Main street:
John Ferris. William H. Hoyt.
Franklin A. Tollee. James E. Brown.
David F. Emu. llcury B. Fitch.-
llavid Dayton. ‘ L. D. ("‘rtraemart.
Estate Samuel E. Fame. (:00 e Ra mood,
.lvlm L. Burbank. Devil 1’. i not.
William ll. Rum-din. Elseneser P, Harvey.
Thoma:- Guye-r. Lorena; lo,
t‘lianuct-y Griswold. t‘hrtrlea W. Hoyt.
Alexandr-r12 (batman. David L. Burbanlra.
Edwin M. Wheeler. John P. llcntty.
Gould llovt. ”liver IV. Wet-d.
Elbert A, Woodwerd. John H. Smith.
Knapp it Flu-tr. James V. Vail.
“'sltl-r (‘. Quintet-d, MN. Ellznhcllt Stcrr‘ml.
Mm. t lmrlm- l‘ny. Mrs. “cargo F. Raymond
Anson L. Brmle. llultcrt Hitchcock,
Hrs. Hints ll}. shoe. lhvnrgc W Day.
Lin! B. UM‘ku‘oud. William \V.Cumt-tock.
Mrs. John t‘omurork.
And your committve lrsw further entertained and
at lt‘rllllllt‘tl that the Ittllwi‘t'lllsf named perilous own-
ing and illtcrr'llotl in leads contiguous round in the.
Vit‘lnln‘ of the lurid proposed lmpruvenu-ut. will be
u wcinlly bum tilted by such Intlwfollmtlnganmunu
t wru-f over and above any damages llivealrl follow-
ing nnnlvd 1 vreuue meg ros‘r-ivv therefrom:
FHIYflt‘Id Fire Illillléam‘r‘ (‘onlpanr ammo upon
is full-“in: t‘lt'fl'flbt‘ifl )‘lupcrty belonging to said
fluid l’irv lnenrazfrc t'umpuny and described as
w, m u it: (lrw ion tractor parcel of land
1:. lying oml leln" in «aid (‘ity u! .‘Jouh Nur-
. . town of Sr walk. C‘ormty o! Fair-field
nrzd state of (‘onnun cut. bournlnd northerly by
land belonging to .AIt-xutrdr‘f Lauder. «ctr-r” by
{and brilonginz to Edwin V. A. ('Illl‘hl'flt 1‘ Mid Mrs.
Strain \'.‘.\. Plait-buster. has Mfr. and land now
.uvmfl by rhinos-i t‘. Ll‘llllrIllll‘y. and southerly by
loud row «mined by l‘ninenu t lmumbury and
u i-s‘crfv by Main strum. rm raifr . in said City of
South Nu-rtvalk. said Itbmr dcrcribwl lot or ct or
inmcelrt land basin: it [mitt on sold Matti e root of
tl.irtv t"I.
Titian-m- t‘, Lourlrbury $100.00 upon the following
drevx‘lht‘d property I'DQ‘ItlllflIfl': to lo Plum-e. (3.
Lunushtgy sud (iv-tribal tu- i‘xdluwe. to will: Um Int,
trecr or parcel of lurid ellllllv lying uni beluzln mid
t‘ily nf t-‘umlt Xurit‘clk. in llm low!) of Nurvrrilk,
(‘.:uxrvy of Firirtlrld and Hate at (‘.annrrticur. bound-
ed rtorttvrlv lw' lend now owned by the Full-field
Flrv It -nrar «'v t‘mn warm, rvne'ctlv by 113101 rm“-
mv'nctl by live} ll‘u laud. snutlu-t-ly by lluvilaurl
Hreet, en (‘tlIIt‘t'L in mid (‘Il'rrtf South Nuru‘ulx and
b\' land 1.0“ uunml by F5 Allie Clark and Jumps M.
Lune. and \vt-utwrly by Main event. so callcri.in r-rtid
t‘llv of South Xuruulk. Mid ohm.- dum-riluvl I xt,
tract wr parc- l of hm! having: ft front on eaid Main
~lrrmt of thirty for t. and ileum: a depth from front
in rvur in tile um- pit“! of l-lllt‘l)’-llll‘r't‘ fort. and the
other part of one hundred and l“l,'hlt‘(’u fret.
Edwin M. Merrill $23 hi1 upon the following dc-s—
cribmi )lrulwr‘ly hell-ruin: tn lllv- euid Edwin M .
Mr-rn’ti and rimrrl'ltrrl u.- t’ulluwe. to wit: 01’: ~ lot,
ml“: or parcel of land Mimi‘s. bin: and twin: in
said t'ily 01 Sr in“ Norurtllz. m the Town of Sur-
mrllr. t‘urmty of l-‘airfielrl. and More of (mnnecrivut,
lmumlml soulherlv hr Voncnrd Sir-wt. so railed. in
raid lily of Sunni Nor-walk, raters-14x by Il‘hgfih-lfi.
Str't'cr. m culled. in sail t‘uy of bomb Nitrite ,
rirsrllrr'fi' lvv land rmw tut-run! by 1“,. M. Vt'hi't'lr'r.
3141 “re. Effil. \\ twr-lrr. and meter-l3 by Mainetn‘v '.
so ruin-d. :n mid t‘zty or South linrwnlk. raid tic.-
rribml llr. tract or pared of land lining a fruit
on braid Muir: hirer-t of altrdll 1+;ny feet.
\‘larla' & Lnrm 3109.000“ one lot. tract or pawl".
bold situated in raid lily- of hourly. Norwaia.
belonging to Flm‘iuue Hurt; and Jam“! 1!. Lsnv.
:tud bounded and (I-rr‘t’I’Ir-tl as Lilla“ a, to “it :
Nortbctlv bv hm; now rmncd bf: l’blucxs (‘. Lnrme~
bury, (‘flnil‘fly by land mm‘ n.\'llr*<‘. by said Phineas
C. l. uumbur} . r-ulllllr'll)’ by llnviiaod Sfrt‘ct. no
ratio-l. in arid t‘iy of South anwsllv. sud “Tflfl’ly
by Marin street. :0 mild. in said City of ninth hur—
ttzslk
And your Continuum» haw further acccrmluod and
determined tbrr-utiruared ("tel of minimum: said lay
out to be its follows : in Main street the sum of
r: oil on Urzc Bundrt‘d Dollars.
SJ". I’Et‘li. ; .
F. H_ NASH. ~ Committee.
(ll-2‘). \Y. Shil'i‘llJ
Au .. vii-d and :pprnwzl by tho Bonrrl of Count“-
iuvu. . nrc‘tltlll. 15? . Allt‘rsl.
u .li “10m \t‘. City Clerk.
. . 576.
\V. G. QUINTARD, KW.
Inn! the
III-181‘ IMPRGVEB
MUNITDR CLD‘ITHES WBINGEB
E. K. LOCKWOOD“.
To Contractors.
lly authority of the Board of Councilmen the un-
dureizned wid receive m oesls. sealed. and en-
durscd " Proposals for re log Wee: Street.“ and
drpneill‘d lll linx Bl. South borer-elk Pt)” until
North 23th. 1515. at ti o‘clock TELL. for mdrtrg Wet-t.
errcvt from Main to Franklin Sr. in accordance
with the curves of the City surveyor. and now on
tile in his omre. Alert for the rel-building the bank
wall. The estiumtcd cutting is X50 y . the eel.»
man-d rlllm: is 960 yards. Proposals will be made
for cutting. filling. and building wall ecparately.
For any atlmr information apply to V\ . . C
or .r. rt‘. rtenroxu.
llEN‘RY SEYH’OLR.
D. R. SELLECK.
Committee on Streets and Sidewalks.
A pppruvcd Much 7:
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rinrvIDUAL
Front-h China Butters-
Only 50 cent! per down. at
1‘}. K. LOCIiVVOOD’S.
Tax Conical“: Sale.
Notin- ie hereby given that the undersigned. un-
der and by virtue of a certain is: warrant. duly ex-
ecuted and signed by proper authority. and directed
to the underuignedxommeudinzhirn to levy and col-
lect of heme KLYIOED. ot‘ Wilton. and other pct-
eons named in the rare book on
the list to raid warrant. annexed their
roportlone of the cunt tonal as therein eta- .
ted. aairI’eurn being-a tax or assessment agreed Ip-
cm by the legally calmed voters of the bonus
Rom-ell: Union School District. regulafly and le-
lly assembled. to win-01: the 8th dag or Decem—
gs A. IL. 1874. met for the purpose of providing
Indebtedms of of!!! Scion:i Dial-1%-)?“
ll cell at u it sat: on. . was so:
upon and w ibed.pon the 13th (Lay of lay.
A. 1).. 1876. at m o‘clock n m.. on much or the lot--
icwiuw ricer-fitted real estate of We Ramona. gig.
hated'ln said south Norwalk \‘nlon lichen! District,
to wit :——-0nc tract of land with the bumpy than.
on. bounded northerly by land of George 0. Rooter.
easterly by highway. southerly by last! of M S. .
Plait. westerly bv land of John PJfleatt i“ '1“
rates the mm of Fortyuhree Dollars and mu
Cents. tint being the proportion or the “u. w.
Raymond or the sum total in said list. together
with the charges or levy. mg, etc.
‘lu‘éh‘lflms' Erma...
ax « . or o .
Dated at South For-walk. larch as. zero.
NOTICE. .. <
To the Probate Court for the D " of Set-walk
The application of Marv 3 Boom of
of Norwalk. in said Metric: . .
That she is Guardian to Frank 7'. Source in! Ll!
. lie A.Boutou.miuove. belon n: to said District.
as!!! gt (I! a WI-
figsfl‘?‘ lIbe {“th leetat at 'u
u emt n a rea
lying and being in said last: of 3ww§ihm
one tract ofrlandlnemtltuwclve aorta. unseen
leanbouod normorlyb d 01' Nathaniel Sen-
tient. n.“ Wm‘“mm . or... at:
F 3 Q ' I
u. gotta; Elise. one at“ tractor la’ed. to saetity
r...“ unmet.“ in ct. waW....g"-“tu r"
o, n ens III
w» W” a an «em he:
and above anvjdamages. such person or pox-gum may -
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