Hay session. ‘A. D. 1870.
. “ 1d {euinchgde . :11] appeals ‘from
- courts a . w ere - ate a s are
allowed. "o y , "m
he. I. This act shall takehffect from its
W
7 Approved. March 18 1871'.
Route Bill hie. ass.
CE IR LXVII. 7
An act Amending the General Statutes Cen-
. earning the Support of Public Schools.
~80 it by the Senate and [form of Rep-
. We“ in General Aawmbly marched:
That In lieu of the form of oath now res
ulred by titleweleven.chapter eleven. section
area. of the general statutes. the following
torus ehall be used by the school visitors:
We the school visitors of the town of--—-
eertify that from the returns made in us un
der oath. as by law provided. we find that
In the first . onday of January. A. D,—-—.
there were residing within the school dis-
tricts belonyiu to. said town the number
of-—persone tween the ages of four and
sixteen years. and front the best information
we can obtain. we truly believe that said
number is correct.
School \‘lsitors.
On this —-— day of —---. A. I)..—---.
personally appeared the above named fichtml
vteitere. and made'oath to the truth of the
above certificate. by were submitted be
fore incl
. Justice of the Peace.
[Approved March 14.1871]
. . Senate bill No as
’ t‘rlsr'rnrt i..\:\'ilt
An Act to Authorize the Rodemtiou 0! Cor.
lain State Bonds Bearing Six Per Cent.
Interest. and the Issue of State Bonds
Bearing I-‘ive Per Cent interest.
. lit if unrated by fire Sandra and House of
-waserif.rri‘ivs in (imam! .‘Idt‘v'llibl‘y cori-
. "a"
N .
Section 1. Tire treasurer is hereby nu.
thorisrd to call in the bonds of this state
are now redeemable. and he shall fix a time
or times for the redein tion of the some or
at any designated port on or portions ttiero~
0'. and shall give public notice of such time
t‘i‘ times. and shall redeem said bonds named
in such pctice at the litne therein named. or
whenever thereafter pit-seated. And all
bonds named in any such uotlcoshnll cease
to hear interest after the lime therein named
for redemption.
Sec. 3. To enable the treasurer to borv
mw money for the rurposce aforesaid.
bonds of the state of zonuccticut may be
issued for the amount of one million and
eighty thousand dollars. hciiring interest at
the rate of five per cent. per annum. with
semiannual cou oiis attached. payable ou
the first days of at” and November of each
year. at the treasurer‘s allies in Hartford. in
this state. with the principal payable in
twenty years from date. or at an earlier por-
* lod after the expiration of ten years. at the
pleasure of the cultural assistiiblv; which
bonds shall be signed'hy the treasurer. seal.
ed with the official seal. cotiutcrsigiied by
the comptroller of public accounts. rind roe-c
istercd in his office. The said bonds shall
be for the sum of one thousand dollars each.
and shall be made nyahle to the portion or
persons to whom t ey may be issued. .or
bearer. and shall be transferable by tit-liv
er . r
ySec. 3. Tire tre‘isurcr shall cause. to be
prepared the bonds and coupons aiitlioi‘iz--d
to be issued under this act. and by and with
the advice and consent of the governor. may
sell the same in such manner and in such
sums as he may deem tabs for the host in-
terests of the state: prorr‘cird. that no bonds
are sold at less than their par value tlicrcof.
Sec. 4. Tito faith and credit of the state of
Connecticut are hereby pledge for the pay
ment of the interest and the redemption of
the principal of said bonds. according to the
tenor thereof. , 7
Sec. 5. This actshalltalte effect from and
after its passe 0.
Approved. arch 15, 1877.
Senate Bill No. ill.
CHAPTER LXIX. '
An Act in alteration of an Act entitled "An
Act in relation to the Terms of Courts “
Be {retracted by the Senate and House of Rrp
neerrlatt'rcs in General Assembly COHI‘v’Ilr‘tI.‘
Section 1. The terms of the superior court
in and for Windham county shall hereafter
be held annuallv as follows:
On the first Tuesday of Februtrv; the
first Tuesday of May: the fourth ’I‘iics lay
. 0! August. and the second Tuesday of No
veinbcr.
Sec. 2. All bonds. appeals. writs or other
process or priwecdings. civil or criminal.
which have been or may be taken or tirade
returnable to said court as heretofore by laws
to be hulden on the third Tuesday of April.
1877. and business and matters pending be
fore said court. shall he proceeded with.
heard and determined at said session to ho
helden on said first 'I‘uestlav of May. 1877.
See. 3. S i much of the statute law of this
' state entitled an Act in Relation to the terms
of Courts. its is inconsistent herewith is
hereby repealed. ,
Ste. 4. This act shall tulle rfi‘cct up ill its
penance.
Approved. .\Iareh 19. 1. .1.
Senate Bill No 50,
\‘flAI‘TKI‘ LXX.
An act relating to E location.
Be it enacted by the Senate and Ilouso of
Representatives in General Assembly pun
vened:
Section 1. That title eleven. chapter two.
section two of the revised statutes of 1335
be amended by erasing from the last line
thereof the word “shall hr iiiird.“ and in
serrin in llt‘ll thereof the \thl‘l.‘ “ sh :l he
tilled e uiiinrit-r'pwscri‘wii Ill the ti.i..i
eccliuu if this act for the election of SUP.“ ii
visitors forthe full term of three years. and
the ballots sh ill diatiiiclly specify the yin
csncv to he fill-at.“
.hppruved. February 1‘3. 187?.
Senate Hill No. 3:.
CHAPTER LXXI.
An Act submitting the institutional
, Amendments i . the Inhabitants ot the
._ Towns for their Approval.
'Be it enacted by the S rude and Iiouse of
Rvph-tleftltltlt‘ee in General-.‘tsseirihiy (‘otl‘
Vt “NI :
\“nrsnnas: At a general mscruldv of Hill
Stu-ts of Connecticut. holden at livirtfor i.roi
tho first Wednesday of May. A. D. 1376.1hc
house of representativrs did piss itvo cer
tain restrictions. therein undetherebv Brown»
in: certain amendments to the constitution
of this state. which said amendments were
by order :of said house continued to the
t erosion of the general assemble. and
were published in the manner prescribed bv
the eleventh article of the constitution ; and.
whereas. at this present session of said as-
sembly. two-thirds of each house thereof
have approved 0! all of 'ellid umciidmct la.
in the manner prescribed and specified in
esidarticle. the first of which said amend‘
ment- is In the words following. viz:
Resolved by the ii arse of Representatives;
“It 1h. following be propane! u an
amendment to the the constitution" of this
state. which. when approved and adopted in
the manner provided by the constitution.
shell becomes part thereof. viz: “ Neither
th- general asaemblv. nor anv cuiintv. city.
borvneh. town or sch-ml ditl‘rict. eiinli Illth
power t I shy or cram anv extra componen-
uun to any public officer. emplovce. agent.
7 or eerveni. or t t increase the compensation
~ of any public, officer or employee. to take ef‘
feet during the continuance in ofti -e of any
person whose salary utitrbt be increased
thereby. N 111ch see the pay or compensation
at aav shite Merritt-tor above the amount
.epeelfi. In the contract."
Audthe eecoud of which amendments is
is the words Mlowtae. vie :
Resolved by the Hansen! Representatives:
“attire foltuwlan be support as an
Want to the constant pl of this lists.
which. when extend and adopted in the
~ 1‘5“" pseetd by the eleventh article of
'&.W.Mlma part there
. t
it its county.eity. farts. baroueb. or other
shellevee subscribe to the cap.
hi stuck it any rsdroatteor nation. or he
causes 7 the hoe ‘ or tube do
w tr "tit? “' “so W" .. a
a a use t , mutation; t
at '3 herein «sustained shall e
Milne:
wrisudebtaiaeurred can;
eovhe eoesltmd to left
“arm
at 7 o'tiieek In the IIOI'IIR. of said day. for1
the purpose of strum“. in the manner
hereafter provided. th tion or die-
spprobatlen of a or all c said posed.
amendments. whie rueetiule ehal beheld
at the usual places or holding annual town
meetings in said towns respectively.
See. a. The presiding officers of such
meetinae shall be appointed in the manner
provided by law for the appointment of
such ottleers at electors‘ meetings.
The lls shall remain open during the time
prescri b law in the several towns and
voting distr cts respectively for the recep-
tion of ballots for town afficers at the an
rural town meetings. and no longer.
Sec. 3. It shall he the duty of the town
clerks. or their assistants. to be appointed
for the several voting districts in the several
towns by the town clerks. immediately after
the oruanirration of said meetingsto present
to said meetings said proposed amendments
to said constitution according to the require
ments of the eleventh article thereof and the
electors present at such meetings shall be
called upon by the presiding ofllccrs thereof.
to bring in their ballots. approving or disap:
proving said amendments in the manner
hereinafter provided. The legal form of
ballot to be used for that purpose shall be
as follows. via: -
CONS‘I‘ITL‘TIONAI. Abilililnihh‘ii‘ti. lI‘IItS‘I‘ MON‘
bar on ocmnuu. 1871‘. _
No. 1. Prohibiting extra comprusation
to ublic ofilccrs.
£0. 9. Prohibiting cities and towns aid.
in railroads.
fi‘his ballot will be counted as an affirma—
tive ballot for both amendments. unless the
number of one of them is plainly erased.
and in that event it will be counted as a
negative ballot. for the amendment which
may be so erased.
Those in favor of approving and adopting
said amendments shal give in a ballot in the
form preceding. Those who disaprovo of
either of said amendments shall give in a hslv
lot in the form prcceding.‘but with the num-
berfset opposite the amour meet thoy disap.
prove plainly erased; and each number crass
ed aha l count as a negative ballot. disap-
proving the amendment opposite such until
her. All numbers not erased shall be
counted as affirmative ballots approving the
amendments sot apposite tlrcui respectively.
The ballots shall be examined. assorted and
counted ill the manner row provided by
law for the t‘xuininatit-ir. assortlug. and
counting of ballots given in at the annual
town meetings. and the number of negative
and affirmative ballots for each amendment
slrull be declared in open meetings by the
presiding ofliccr. In towns divided into
words or voting districts for annual town
moorings. tilt! ballots may be received at the
places and in the manner provided for the
reception of ballots for town ofllccrs. and
the shall be examined. counted. usswrtcd
ant declared in the manner above provided
and the result shall he returned in the man
nor provided by {law to the presiding
tifllcer to whom other returr! are made.
Sec. 4. The presiding ofilccrsiu said sev-
eral town meetings. shall. iindcrtbcir hands
respectively. matte duplicate certificates of
the number of votes given approving said
nuicndiucuts. and of the number of votes
disapproving said amoudiucnts. the numbers
to be in words at ftill length. one of which
certificates shall be deposited in the office of
the town clerk and the other shall be trans.
Iillllt‘il by innit to the secretary of the state
at Iiartford. or shall he delivered to him.
scaled tip within five days after the holding
(it'sillti meeting. The titrliflcitio shall be in
form as prescribed by the sccrctary of stain.
Sec. 5. The si-ci'ctiiry of state shall. on
or before the third Monday of Scptotultcr.
1877. transmit certified copics of each of the
proposed amendments. and also blank forms
and instructions for the counting and return
of votes to be rzivcu pursuant t.» this act. and
also a sufficient number of ballots in tlic
form licrciu provided for, to the t t\\'ll clocks
of each of the several towns in this state for
the use of said towns. .
Soc. 6 The voice so returned to the sec.-
rt-tsry of state. shall be counted by the sec
rotary. treasurer. and comptroller. on or be
fore the sixteenth day of October. 1877. and
they. on or lit-fort: the tlilllleCIllIl day of (lo-
tober. 1877. shall transmit it certificate under
their hands of the number of votes so rc~
turned us approving and adopting. and of
those rcturncd as disapproving each of said
amendments. to the person iuliiiinistcrinn
the govcriiirit-nt of this state. who. within
five days after the receipt of the same. shall
issue his proclairiaiiou rcciting said ,cartiti
cute. and if it shall appear therefrom that a
utojarity of S‘liii votcs is in favor of approv-
ing and adopting any or all of said uniciid-
iricnts. he shall so declare in such proclaiua
lion. and that u tiiiijorit of the electors
present at the meeting a ort-saiti have up
proved said airieiitlineuts. or any iii-limit).
and mature same are valid to all intents
and purposes as a part of the constitution of
this state; and i.‘ it shall appear from start]
certificates that a majority of said votes is
not in favor of all. or any one. of said til“t‘l1d~
nienls. he shall so declare in said proclama-
tion; and said proclamation shall lie pub»
lislicd. attire espouse of the state. in two
ncws litpt‘f‘s in each county in this stittc. and
shall 0 recorcd in the public records of the
state.
Soc. 7. The modifications of voters at
said meetings shall be the saline as pro
scribed-hr law for voters to electors“ inner
tags. A rcuistrv list shall be used. and the
names of those voting shall be check-id in
the manner provided at iucetincs of electorx
See. 8. Any person who shall neglect or
refuse to perform any duty required of him
by this act. or Sll‘tli be uiiiltv of fraud in tin
performance thereof. shall. ppm conviction
thereof tit-fore the superior c rurt. in the
County where he I“ sides. pay it fine unto»
cording one hundred doling. or he shall be
imprisoned in the county jail not uncut-ding
sixty days.
Approved blurch l‘l‘h. 1S7?
IIIiltse Iti l .\‘o 21th.
t‘IIaI‘tIilt LXII. o
.\u .\ct in l‘i‘l‘lllutl t i till‘tit‘t s ii.’ the l“‘“("‘
Be it enacted by Mo Senate and House or“ lt‘t‘Ib
nominative i‘a (r‘rrimil .-t’ssrra.’~ly outward:
Section 1. When it justice of the pug
shall lwunablo. by absent or.sicltne-s. to
try any civil action pending before him. Ihw
pl tiuitii‘. with the concept of thcjustico be»
fore whom Illtt case is priidino. iudorscd
upon the writ. may designate any other jus
true of the pose» of the town where eiiuvr
party resides. who may try it and riiniicr
j ulecuient and issue execution. but haltin-
prorccdluu to such trial he shall issue a
written noticc tn the tit‘ft‘lltltlll sp-cifyinu
the time and place .ipp..iiiti-.l thci‘: tor.
which the pi dniill‘ shall cause to be serve ti
upon the defendant at least six _.days pri-u
to‘that tiuie.
Approved. March 1!. 1877.
House It'll! No. ton.
cunt-Tull Lxxut
An act relating to (lifiQllalifi id
ro'bute.
Be steam-led by the Senate and House of Rey»
reserittm‘tve in General Assembly corircrmi
Section 1. Whenever in any tthtrict it
shall bummeneowssary to cite and drain.
onto the judue of probate at an adjoining
district to not as such judge in the district in
which he is so cited and dc-iuuatcd. and in
all adjoining districts thejrtdut-s of probate
shall decline. or be disqualified to act as
such indigo or be unable to discharge their
duties. any othcrjuduo of probate in the
county wherein he may be requirwd to rot.
may be cllcd and designated to exrcuto the
omce ofju-ize of probah‘. and to act as sin. b
in the district to which be may be so cat"
and designated. in the same iuoiintr and for
the same p rrnwscs as now by law prwviitvo
in case of 11W Cite ion and design-ill in oi
judges of prulmte oi anon adj iintng districts.
Approved. March 13. 1877.
Home Rill \‘o 9115‘.
CHAPT“ LXXl .
.iu lges of
5 Real Est-to.
1i. it enacted by the Senate and House of Re
”costumes in General assembly camera :
S (“inn 1. Any tired (I! Cttllt‘i)‘ 1167's“
the real test lie of a martini women which
has ItaNIflh-I‘O bee-n «rented by such mar:
tied women without doing her hushsnd in
the execution thereo . and the cronies to
which had euhae neut‘y conveyed and read
estate to sail true ad. shall. ‘in favor of
a benefits tutor or grantee for a val
axle consideration on said husband. he
a. valid and eff a list to all intents and par
self the said husband had any or:
enter the same: but nothing in this a r
sastlia any event he exasuueted to tan...-
eaid defective deed or etiuvtysnee valid in
favor of aid husband.
a. This act shall latte t-fi ct treat Its
passage. butsaall not either any sub new
,‘ ‘
mud. ratio. is. t ii.
iii.
instill
An Act relating t‘. in: com at Judges
hdemw'd'gwtg‘m 3:323“ at up
, , O in
ma Genet , meet:
he s r h it} this“: "Si“d."*“.‘l;i“iil'
a e i . .
lul'x‘lstl
heated
An Act to Good in Corinth, Conveyance of _
“munmmmhm
t
petitions hereafter e to eenteatfibe
election of any eherifi'or edge _ Itnptohote.
ehellhe rustle returnable on or are the
fifth de of'Deeeinber renewing their elec-
tion.en all such cases shall be finally de~
termined and notice of the. Judgment shall
be transmitted to the secretary on or before
the twentymnd of December; »
Approved March -13. 1871'. s
House Bill No. set.
3 CHAPTER LXXV'L
An Act Concerning Alimony.
88 r‘! enacted by the Senate and Reuse of Rep
resealable! in Gt mm! Assembly concerted:
Section 1. The provissioue of section
eleven chapter one. title. nineteen. of the
genera statutes. authorizing the issuance of
orders of attachment pending suit. are here
by extended to petitions for divorce which
contain a pra or for alimony.
Approved. larch 13. 1877.
[T0 on corruption]
————_——
Ann Eliza‘s suit against Brigham Young
was decided by J udge Schoefi'er at Salt Latte
City. Friday. and in a way that. won‘t euit
her very well. The court lds of course.
that Young could not r into valid con
tract of marriage-“fin he took A Eliza
into his harem. that the drfaeta ma
was effected by undue influence and coer-
cion. and that he has deserted and ill~treated
her since. But. as the alleged marriage was
polygamous and therefore null and void.ehe
is not entitled to a decree of divorce. As to
the more practical matter of alimony. the
court holds that while Ann Elisa lived with
Brigham as a polygamous wrfe she was servv
in: him as a menial servant. anti would be
entitled to reasonable compensation for her
service. but. as she has already received
permeate lite more than those services are
shown to be reasonably worth. can‘t recover
any further compensation.
W
Girls. don‘t. be afraid to work. Ruth
cleaned in the harvest field and not just as
good a Boat: any girl in the neighborhood.
«es——
Lady \‘isitor; “My dear. do you know if
your mamiua is engaged 9“
Little Girl of the Period:
Bless you. why she‘s married!“
W- .‘. .. s...“
An old truly. recently in a court, before
which she was brought as a witness. when
asked to take all her bonnet. obstinatcly ru-
fuscd to do so. saying: “ There‘s no law
cotripclliug a woman to take oil” her hount t.“
“ 0h! " rinpiudeutly r'cpliod one of the
judges. “ you know the law. do you? Pei
traps you Would like to come tip and sit
here and teach us?“ “ No. i thank you.
sir.“ said the woman tartly. “ there are old
women enough there now.“
‘~~ ~9oy~ _,
“ Ml. docs pa kiss the cut Y" “Why. Iitl‘
my son. what in the name of goodness pttt
that in your head?“ “ Cos when pa came
down stairs this morning he kissed Sarah in
the hallway. and said. that‘s better than
kissing that old cat upstairs. ain‘t it Sarah.“
ill llllllllli'l‘i
——l\'l‘-
FAIR caress
. ~.-\'l‘—~
I]. ll. H.BRflWN’S
, Old \Voll Market,
“ Ranged i
Main St.,.i\'cst Door to So.
Nor‘wttlk llotcl.
We do our Iiutclicring. and our (histo-
triers our tlcpcud upon getting served with
only fresh meat. and as good as the market
ntl‘ords. ‘ '
Everything in its Sea-
son.
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degulating'the action.
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not Iiemmy to speak it .
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labile. t‘oetlveneas. Dyspepsia. and all similar
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which‘aro introduced for the first time in the tt‘t‘!‘
urit t‘tlllltllt. have bvcn added not for the as out
pictorial cfi‘cct. but to give greater lucidlty and
orce to the explanations it. text. ‘I‘licy embrace all
branches of. science and of natural history. and dc-
pict lltt‘ttlost famous and reruarhahle features of
scenery. arcnitts‘tnre. and art. as well as the various
pmccssos of mechanics and iuaniifacrurce.
thoriuliirrtsitded for instruction rather than embel
lishurcut. no pains have been spared to insure their
ARTISTIC EXCELENOE
The cost of their execution is enormous. and It is
believed they will find a welcome reception as an
admirable tcaturo of the Cyclopedia. and worthy
of its high character.
HIE AMERICAN GYCLOPAEDIA is
NOW COMPLE I‘ll.
to sixteen laree octave volumes. each volume can
valuing over are pages. fully illustrated with several
thouasn d knursvintzs. and with numerous
d on
t‘olored Lithograp‘hioMa is. the whole costing the
publishers a euro. xceetl rig
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL-
MRS.
exclusive of rumor. printing and binding.
war—~W
Woo and Style of‘ Binding.
14am (warplanes
hlrmmrsmm rel are
lsW‘hnM Marvel. too
“Intimates m.yervef............. in
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rsmmasfim Modemwrst......raen
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run near cvcnoemnra even run?
Lisa on.
one that will supersede all others. is new M to
the public i,“ a very moderate price. he M one
”iiii’i‘i'i'm ‘
a saviun or can GENTS a as it.
was at not or state sets-reiterates
ammo er travail» at a he arson in
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tore tees otthemett. la a filial. .
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A USIVIt‘JtSdL LIBRARY 18 “SELF.
emcee. wtthhattitfie elertet norms.
menswear
_m
'I‘IIIi ABLES’I‘ .
ubllehers to .
submit it to an exact and thorough I't‘\' stun. and to '
Within the last ten years the pro rose of diecov“
JOB
PRINTING
AT THE
Sentinel Oil
Poster‘s,
lliindhills,
Dodgers,
Stripes,
Circulars,
Letterheads,
N otclieads,
Billliends
Statoiucrits,
Draft-s,
Notes,
Checks,
Cards,
Pamphlets,
Books,
Bylaws
Receipts,
Labels.
. Chocks,
Orders,
Cards.
' Catalogues,
Envelopes,
, . m. Etc.
Printed in the best manner.
Orders for
Printing of all Kills
Promptly attended to.
Wedding Stationery
Furnished in the Latest Styles.
in fact everything pertainin
to a _ tirsbcieas Printing Odie:
done with neatness and dis-
patch. » '
A TRIAL SOLICIT“.
masseuse ‘ *‘ _
Extras of
in Danbn .
For sale by Prawns and Grocers.
.e 1'. ' I > 1“
0“ ‘n.
Vegetation.
OURES DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, Constipation, Headache, Btliouertess, Loss of Appetite. and
all Diseases arising from adherent-ed state of
STORIACH, LIVE'R and BLOOD.
That it is free front anything of e intneral or anlgrlons nature is testified to by the Best Physicians
LOO 1' 501.11..
rnfioses parse co. partners“. cw.
Dress Goods.
of the late firm should
receive money
. ready to
C. BENNETT.
I’
0
Attention !
ry that the accurate
found at the Old Stand
I shall, in order to reduce stock, offer bargains in Clo-kings.
Men‘s and Iliys‘ Wear, M2,, .842, furfiCASII AND CA5" ONLY. Give me a cell.
C. R. & F.
BENNETT.
HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE STOCK
Dry Goods, Yankee Notions, Etc., Etc.
Also the Book ACCOUNTSM the late 0. it. s; r. c. BENNETT.
F;
Having said out our entire business to ll. 1". Bennett. we return our thanks {attire liberal patronage bestowed on us in
For the present the members of the late firm will he
the past. and solicit a continuation to our successor.
J.
otrrits an! to sell goods to the many.
1'».
‘e
Attention !
he settled imtitrrieiiiatclv.
an old at
HARLEM
'1‘" E
FASHIONABLE
Tillilillfllflllllfll
Is now prepared to furnish those who
want a
Fine Fitting Garment
AND “'ELI. MADE
Ready-Made Clothing
At Prices as Low as can be had anywhere
for the same quality.
Gents’ Furnishing
. GOODS
()1 the Latest Design. at
Rock Bottom Prices.
mun.
‘ HARLEM’S,
Opera Houscalxilock, ll'nll St
Superphosphate
of Lime.
Ground Bone,
Peruvian Guano
Land. Plaster,
Airmsiafied
Lime,
AND ALL THE
_ Paint Fertilizers
NR SALT AT
Centennial Reduction in
Advertising.
Threethousend. two hundred and fill dollars
worth of news per advertising. at pu llshers‘
schedule rates. 3 ven for 3700. and a three months
note accepted in payment from advertiser- of re
eponsihilit . A printed list. vim: Blame. Chane
tcr. Aetue Dali and \“ee'ly Circulation. and
Schedule Rates 0 Advertising. ecnt free to any ad
dreee. Apply to Geo. P. Rowell «It (30.. Newspaper
Agents. ii‘ark Row. N. 1'. see
ESTABLISHED I”.
R. C. a A. P. LAOEY.
Attérnoy-Iut-Law
529 :Seeerrlfi Mt. Washington. D. C.
Inventors.
We pint tire talents in all countries.
No attorney
Fees in Advarite.
{st-charge unless_the patent is
granted. No farce fur maltrnf preliminary examine-
tione. Ito nutritional fees or obtaining and con
ducting a rehearing. special attention given to In-
' rout-rs tat-rim the Patent Office. Eaten
eiune be‘lfllwttlngn‘na Infringement Sum- in dlf~
fcrent Stuck and air intention appertaining to In-
ventlone or httenis. Send stamp for Pamphlets
giving full Instructions.
United seleee Court- A: Departments.
'Cleimeproeeeutcd in the Supreme Court of the
Lulu-d States. Court of Claims. town of Commie.
elone're of Alebetnai‘leirue. Southern (Veins.- t our»
attainment all classes of war claim- before the It»
ecutlve Departments.
Arron-e of Pay and lover-Iv.
Once-rs. Soldiers. and bailors of the late war. or
their heirs. are in many cases entitled to money
from the Government. of which they hue no
knowledge. Write full history of service. and etate
amount of pa and bounty resolved Enclose stamp
and a full rep y.efter examination. will be given
you without charge.
Pew-lone.
All Officers. Soldiers and Sailors wounded. rnp~
lured. or injured in the into war. however slightly.
are entitled to. and can ohtsln a pension. .
l‘nlted Staten General Land oace.
Contested Land (\ses. Private Land Claims. lin-
In? Preemption. and Ionic-stead theses. prosecuted
be are the General Land 0mm and Department of
the Interior.
Lend “‘errnute.
We pay cash for Bounty I.end.Warrents. and we
invite-correspondence with all portion having any
for sale. and give full and explicit instructions
w ht‘ffi‘ assignments are Imperfect.
\\ e conduct our business in separate Bureaus.
having lilt‘h‘iu the clerical essletarice of able and
experienced lawyers. and give our closest permnnl
supervision to every Important paper prepared in
each case. I‘roniptcst attention than secured to all
business entrusted us. Address.
B. 8. d: A . l'. LACBY. Attorney“!
, WASBISGTON. D. C,
Airy
TAKE THINGS EASY!
SID DA LL’S
MAGNET SOAP
SAVES HALF THE WORK
AND MAKES “'ASII—DAY
A “PLEASURE
Both Winter and Sirinriicr !
1' ko- elnl‘ I
with... but}. fif’di‘i‘h'irl’zf’ “m
110 WASH-IDIIJEI
- no aeolian slashes.
H0 \‘Ifilslsow CLOTHES,
80 818A! 1- the IluCSI.
$30.~.icna?ty if it injures the Clothes.
Sold byGrocors or a Family Package sent by Rx-
prcsa freight prepaid. on receipt of $1.50.
I". II. SIDDALD.
106 Market S‘.. Philadelphia.
lur sale by A. Knapp. and all first clue grocers
Dobbins’ Starch Polish
By the use of which everv
. taint my
Linen that brilliant radish :‘euhslr’ to “93.333;
work. saving time and is r in lronin . inorer
its entireeost. field by Grimes. cr :Ill be :35
restate paid on receipt of as cents.
Dobbins. Bro“ & (20.. I! N. l-‘uwrtl
' Street, Plath.
For sale by Geo W. Day end all firsbcluss
croccrs 305
“trite ling“
REAL
r r-r
7 TRY ITs
, WON‘TSQIRWSbIJ
Eur sale Bro ‘
Ethel. by we 6Wilcux. Washing
FIRE minus: until
50ng Norwalk, Ct
CHARTIRED 1809. '
CASH CAPITAL ”00.00:;
assess, us: 1, tars, essence
DWRB e
ROBERT II. ROWAN. Beech Rm
HENRY I1. South Mk.
DUDLEY P. SLY South Hm
dgg‘xlxi’lxfiAm orwalk.
L. 110M110 BIOLOW. of South Kuwait.
TALLIADGI BA South Rm
“18:1?” 8. EARN“ South Rm
cum
HENRY 3. MW
JOHN H. INA". of South mt.
WINFIILD 8. 3000?. d “mt.
OFFICERS r
t.
I: an“. t’ice mes-t.
rie'trtv rt. veins M a
. L. FRISIY. Ale‘t. .
A. T. Sli‘l‘fl. Inc“ “at
new vortx ore-wt. ”$.er
8081702! “ 1 hob-age Piece.
CBICAGO “ I LeSeIle Sweet.
ST. LOUIS “ Oar. 5th and Olive 8m
Alllossee since organization have been
paid in full. in each. including Ch fire
339 October. 1871. and Baton fire 0 Nov.
4 .
oacsws.
—AND—-
MELODEONS
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
Call and Bose
TH E77 ESTEY COTTAGE ORGAN
BET ORGAN I“ The WORLD
tperson desiring information as to the stand
in: art responsibility of‘ the members of the firm ‘
will. on l‘l‘tlut‘SL be furnishcd with a satisfactory -AT"'
reference in his \‘IClillty or Congressional district. '
-_-. ’ 8 » J. M. POTTFJR’S
MUSIC s'ronn.
Next door to the Savings Bank.
W'nli Street, Norwailr.
He keeps on hand a lute stock of
PIANOS. ORGANS
Alt‘l‘ NELODBONB
ad will sell them on monthly Installment;
Did instruments taken in when for new.
PM tuned and mired.
IF YOU
Wants Cook.
Want a Clerk.
Want a Partner.
Want a Situation
Want a Salesman.
Want a Servant Girl.
Want to sell a Piano,
“'ant to Buy a Farm,
Want to sell a Carriage.
Want to Borrow Money.
Went to sell City Property.
Want to sell Groceries. or Dense.
Want to sell Dry Goods or Carpets.
Want to find Customers for Anything
Advertise in THE SENTINEL
Advertising will gain New Customer!
Advertising will keep Old Cnstornere.
advertising liberally always pays.
Advertising snakes Sum any.
Advertising begets confidence
Advertising shows energy.
Advertising ehowe pluck.
Advertise and succeed.
Advertise or» ‘buet.’
Advertise long.
Advertise well.
Advertise now
Anvil-reel
u F It r:-
1:. subscriber has taken the store for
use .v occupied by R. a. WELLMAX
tram smear. when he would be .iui
f
new ones ‘I My
be in want of ’
a. anything
Terrorism Lane. Gar—em.
«all Hilde Cut n. “g
in the files: N
Style- and Best
“C St PRICES I.
TIE TIIBS. Slit!
to see all of his old endgame and as me
ltd.
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