Juli Jewell: sentinel.
WM. Ieplenber- 98. [981.
—Predd¢nt Garfield was a Free Mason.
having taken all the higher degrees.
The Army and Navy club of this state
will hold its annual meeting in New Bar.
on October 0th.
Two am Presidents had Irish
fathers. The father of Andrew Jackson
takes in matters of fact but are also. as
role. defectively manned.
Nature. be seriously describes. amid
This is not
surprising; for-he had insufficient men-
tal training for accurate thinking. his
knowledge of books was superficial and
he was not sufficiently industrious for re-
surch. For example. in his Animated
multitude of equal absurdities. monkeys
that preached sermons! He once became
angry liecause a listener disputed his as-
sertion that the upper jaw moves in cat»
a than any words he has yet spoken. Gen-
eral Grant and Senator Jones. twin uni-
brace! Conkling. are continually at the
elbow of President Arthur. He is the
guest of Senator Jones, in the house rent-
ed by the latter of Generel Ben. Butler.
and will remain there for several weeks.
a Senator Conkling is believed by many to
be in the city. At the home of Jones he
can have access to the President‘s car
without the acconipnniement of a swarm
of reporters. as would be the case at the
mic. what's come ever- you. fightin‘ away
like this. an' your little Allie dead." The
stupid pugilist brightened a minute. and
answered. “Did you say Allie was dead.
Nancy Y“ “Yes, yes.“ and she clasped her
hands with a mournful wail. “ Dead she
is. Jimmie. and you never came near
homo lnstniglit. but were drinking your
pay in some shebeendiouse. Oh. my
curse on the sheheen-house—my bitter
curse on them this day." She wiped the
bleeding. bloated face of her young hus-
band as she spoke. and there was no more
much information.
Midland. built at a reasonable cost. would
be a great advantage.
scheme will he ruinous to all the stock-
An extension of the
But this inflated
holders and bondholders of the Midland.
except that portion who are to divide up
this immense capital which they have
mapped out. and the principal foundation
of which is the present Midland Road.
The income bonds A and B of the Mid-
land. amounting to #1300000. \vould ho
largely affected by this merger. 1n the
Nelson Taylor do Soul
Attorneys and Counsel-
lors at Law.
SENTINEL niriLniNo,
City of South Nori'ulk.
MUHIC HALL.
l“ \l. liNAl'l'. Munuizcr
Thursday. September 29th.
Registrar’s NotiE'é'.
Thc undersigned Board of Ru lflll'llllllll of the (‘lly
of South Noru-alk. CL. will ho d a public session on
Wednesday, Sept. 28, last
at uwl‘ouncil (‘hmnhcn from lwoo‘clock. p. m. lill
six o‘clock p, m. in correct the voti rig list'
Applications for all names lobc added loop erased
{mmlhc voting lllll posted in the l'ostllllicc. uiu-l
bi- handed to Ellwrn \Vilcov. l‘iiy l‘lurk. before 3
o‘clock p. ni.. Moudn '. Fcptluliih. He)
Will. h‘ li .\l‘l'.
Tlllilllllllilii \VllA‘UX.
n .l‘ilh‘lil'll ll. RAYMUND.
.50 L
lioanl
' U
l ltcgii-lniiion
Vassar College.
POUGHKEEPSIE. N. 1'.
run run LIBERAL EDUCATION or we“.
Examination: for enlrsncr. lsupi. mu
sent on,‘ application to '.
7. n.
G. s. Non'r‘rr.
4| it ‘18 \Vaslllllalon SI.
Instantaneous Photographs
(‘lilllll gm t
“ L. DEAN Ri‘fllhll'lll’
“igfififififd «:5 348-130."
LA \V OFF ICES
\Vhitc House. The public heart is at the
grave of Garfield. and as Mr. Uonkling
well knows. too sore to endure any osten-
tation of inlluence from him. \Villi cnse
ing. His friend Johnson said. "if he can
tell a horse from a cow. that is the ex-
tent of his knowledge of zoology.“ His
Vicar of \Vnkelield is neither true to Eng-
pliinof reorganization it was expressly
stipulated that no obligation of tho comv
pauy should he created anterior to these
bonds save only the ”$00,000 of first
came from county Anti-ion. and so did the UM; .\‘Ion'r o.\‘l.i'. oxn
father of (‘reneral Arthur. '
lit. Kimball. the church debt raiser. has
fighting that day. Satan uses liquor and
evil associates to brutilize men. and he is
successful in his work, but the effect pro-
of Children.
APPOINTMENTS BY TELEl‘lll )N l-:.
The bowl llllll L'ri‘llli‘el New York Pul‘ll‘rr. llu- li‘ur-
cicul L‘omcdy
thus a, labored in behalf of 160 churches lish life nor 00.1mm...“ with itself. Ilia of propriety he remainsin the back.» und. duced on this man by the announcement mortgage bonds and the $2,400,000 of Over G. W. Day‘sllroccry Storc. Main SL. ‘
“I! been instrumental in raising u... sum Downed Village is lrish in its decay. but but he is the Mephlsto that cont!“ ‘ and WM NS child “'08 dead shows WM (“‘80 stock. Those bonds have only been issued Sum“ NOP‘VMk- . Vle‘VS Ol I‘L‘Sldi‘lll‘l‘b.
0‘ "Lalo.“- English in its previous prosperity. The none doubt that he will nppcil -I\ the in ”10 “103‘ degraded there is often 0 about a year. and the holders have just 1"} IET’LJ, ,A :M1 .1".-. ,, llllwiaw __ , ,I . , —,. . ,
wm--.” TraVclll-l‘ is about the only writing of fifth act. "“90 Of a better nature remaining. lndi- paid an assessment of ten and liflccu pt'!‘ N1) '1‘10 1.}. Al] I ||1||len§e s t "('k
coiling what they have fallen from, and
what they might be raiscd to by the grace
of God and the regenerating work of the
lloly Spirit.
cent. to obtain them. \Vithiu this short
timcthc friends of this mcrgcr sclicnio
rise up and propose to overturn this sol-
emn covenant. and compel the holders of
the A bonds to cxcliange them for colu~
mon stock of the new company. while to
obtain this problematicnl advantage tho
ll bonds would be compelled to pay a five
per cent. assessment. The proposition is
prognniit \vith flagrant injusticc. and
amounts to an attempt at confiscation.
If n Chancery loui't will not iiitcrfcrc to
protect these bondholders it is dillicult lo
.. v
l0, JVt‘ 92' S 8: . ‘
Alps. the countries lying below. compares L7. \V. I<NITDSLN.
them physically. politically and morally. “'ho has consented to furnish the matc-
thcn draws the conclusion that happiness ““1 for the present.
depends upon ourselves more than upon _,_,I .____.I?_ .. I . , _
our surroundings. In spite. however. of .‘IOIIICI' Don’t Know.
the inaccuracy and defective plots of most \Valking along one of the streets of
of his prmiuctions. his clear. concise.easv. Boston last evening. we met two plainly
intcrcsting. dccorous style made him a dressed boys carrying the basket of clothes
popular author. The Vicar of \Vakcfield which their mother had washed. One
is sofull of life and humor that to this might be thirteen and the other nine.
day its popularity has not ceased. De- Both were smoking. As we said. "Good
fective as it is in other reapet‘ts. The De~ evening boys." they both put down the
sorted Village is described in most attrac- basket and took out their cigars from
tive language. She Stoops to Conquer so their mouths.
abounds in humor that an interval of "We haveaboy about your age." old- The cx-Senntorhns abunilnntcnuso for ad-
more than a century has only intensified dressing the older. "and so We fll‘c fond Of vocating prcliibition.“—L‘hrl'slion Herald.
the popular approval which greeted its boys." __._,.,, ,w
first presentation in Covent Garden Their faces brightened. 'l‘llo Midland Ballrond of
Theatre. Some of his books were de- ”We should feel badly to have him Jersey.
signed for children. and he did not fail to smoke as you are doing. becouw we think 1.1.0.0331, PUNSOLIDATios
write in a manner to attract them. When it would weaken his mind and his body. TEnllt'xs's SUTI
we consider that much of his life had been and you know the mothers ilopond upon TI“. following k tter appeared in tho
spentln the sococty of beggars. clowns. their boys for very much in this World. Now York Evening lbs! of Septurnlwr ilil.
vagzihonds and thieves. the decorum that How much does your Cigar co.~t you '3" and “8 it intercsts many "I this sci-iioii.
w
hide!“ Garfield's life was insured for
335.000. His estate is valued at #25000.
part of which is mortgaged. The Gar-
fidrl Fund fonts up about $300,000. and
will undoubtedly be increased to $330,000.
or arose.
#
“Society“ the Army of the l‘iini-
W has elected the following otiiccrs
[CI the ensuing yeah—President. General
P. H. Sheridan: treasurer. (lotion! J. S.
Fullerton: secretary. General II. M. ("ist:
recording secretary. Major John Steel.
Ind vice-presidents representing each
State“: the Union. The next meeting
is in lilwaukee. and the tlmc'h‘cpteuh
bar 3d. and ‘33. 1882.
Wopfl
Fall and Winter Mil-
lincl'y Goods.
City Taxes!
' ‘llli 'l‘.\Xl‘A\'l{ll.\'ol‘ llic (‘in of South Noruulk
l arc licrcliy noiilic-l that tho cily lax of F‘l\ nulls
on llic dollar. hold on llu- lleet‘DPllll'lll lit-l of 1580' m, a
ciiv rum-ling lichl no Millinry Hall. on rho 2.5111 day of
hilly. A. 1)., lsis’l. will be duo and pnynhlc on 1110 11-1
day of Align-l. lK‘l. on which luiic l shrill bc rciulv lo
iii-Gone lhc some tat l). llaylou‘s More on Main
1' rlll'l. .
‘5pm‘inl ullciillmi is rullcll to tho following Hv'lum
. _ of "An Acl in Addilmu In an Act llcluling to 'l‘uxu
l'upulur l'lll l'r ..'n TM .lllll I .Ill “hp“...l 5pm,. mm ..
lll lloyl‘r. . Shl‘. 1 (In any luv laid by any town. cliy. or
, borough. or school ili~lricl. m lhis Slulc. \iliicli rhull
FOR SALE.
rcnniln iiiipnid for mic lnolilli uflcr tlic sunn- hllllll lK‘s
coluciliicunil ulyulilc; liilcrwl iil lhc rnlc ofI lllllt‘
pcrcciii. Fllllll )i-Icliumcd from lhc tiInl-Iwhcn soilil lax
“m. 8“)qu for the t‘xlfltl'nCB 'Of filll‘ll ll ()5 .[grr (.‘ruunq “II“ (Dynlcr “”0““ )t'l'ollll'rl iluc until 1hr pillanll‘lckl'lil‘l} lume'l‘OLl l‘“
, . 2.... I .1 .~ _ . _ . . . '.‘ . ““.
court. Mr. Tcrhuuo applics for an in- I... '1~‘.'..':.;.f'l..',l,‘..,ff’ ”I‘l...:}'.."l..,l”"" l'”””'”' ““‘l 4’" 0" t‘ulluclur of 'luxn'v-Ifilrllll‘l uy of holllll}ol’\lulk.£l.
~ ‘ ' ' ~ ~ Kl ,0, Hum i“ l \\’l‘l|\' .\..' llnivil ul Soulh )orualk. l‘ouu.. Jilly .illi. 124M.
Junction t” rostrum tlll‘ lrllillti of $d'dt " ( il'i \"llrl’llllltllllll \‘l gulllli v..'n('-fii (‘l 5‘57"
. . .. . . . s. .
first mortgage bonds by the merged coin-
puny because such issue would llf'L‘llllll‘ n
lsecoud mortgage of serious weight upon
the Midland property and a fundamental
GEO. E. JOSEPHS. M. D. U. M.
Physwian & Surgeon.
blow at the annuity of the incomc bonds.
This amount of bonds upon the {oily
Graduate of Mclllll l'nivcn-ily Montreal. and llll'lu‘
her of llll‘ l'ollcgu- uf l'liyv-icuin- and Surgeons. Oma-
miles of road in this state would iiiulw it
first mortgugi- $1573.00 per ”1”“. l‘l'llllll‘lllg
rill. Ullli‘c uvcr liill‘vcy‘u lion! and Show plon‘ coriicr
Mum and .\lu-hzill pinion. Sunllr Norivulk. and room.-
iiet earnings of $5.250 pcr lllllu lu rum-i
tho intorcst nlonc. \\'il|iiii n {cw niilcs
lllilsll'uling limv
win-re ilu-rc ul'c “Rooms for
“out." prcsciilcil by u
pi-opli‘ livo in houses
An ex~Senator‘s indictment of intoxi-
cating liquors was made recently in tho
course of a speech at a prohibitory meet-
ing in Reidsvllle. N. C. He said: “I have
never muddled with liquor. I have never
drank it. have hardly kept it as a inedi-
cinc in my family. and yet it has lncddlcd
with me. has made my boy a murdering
ivrgabmul. has broken my wife's heart:
yes. when l was alscop. thinking him at
home in the house. he was being mado a
drunkard in the bar-rooms of Raleigh.‘
Alumtlflccul Cmm'cly L‘mulumy. J“... h.” m I] M
M RS. 11. K ll] lCG Eli's:
Including all llic lnlcst stylcs of
HATS AND BONNETS
In the different
Ari elcgunl assortment of
Fancy Plushcs and Long Ostrich
shades and quaillllis.
l
The Yorktown Centennial Association
estimates that there will be present at the
October celebration not less than 00.000
Inserts. There have already been 10.000
troops announced as preparing to come.
and most of these have already arranged
their own transportation. Sixteen gover-
nors of as many States have accepted in-
vitations to be present with their respect.
(llllllllibl. &- PAIGE
(loiinsclors at Law,
Hworil'n lluihling Soiiili .‘Ioi‘wulk.
NOTICE.
. .w.Fisxs.
CITY ELECTION. DR s
Phonics and Shadcd Olnbro
New ..
l\ll)l)01]S
Grout inducements in
Fancy Goods,
Liulics‘ White l:lld('l‘“l‘lll‘,
THE AND .\lli.
. . :l\ lhc Molinckcmohull-1. (‘ull bc coiiiiiiuinculml \villi
by ’l‘i-lcplnmc :il llll‘ .‘lulllll‘ki‘llln .'.lil Iiiii‘
(limps, Trimmings, Elia,
“9 “a“ i"‘l"“d“fl hi" writings “PPM” ““mdo'f‘fl- "TWO“ “U"IS- “"‘l I “"“‘l"“ “m‘" “ we publish it or um mm" ”r ””5 "m“ 1"" l‘m'l'd' “Ml (,‘mirroyuuf Physician, Business
—————. - - ' . “ ' llllilson llivi-r lluilroml is how living .. . . . . >.. . \- . \v . .n~‘ ,. . . . , ,
~’ . It is unfortunate that in working out the day. To U . Fl" . . , . . 11.. ..-...i \- no. oil Ii... \ 1.x .....i,. . nx\\.i .. """ I .3, Jledunn. . puma”... n.\i...i.~u(..md.. (-criiinliiuwn 3.... m...
' - - . _ . - . . . _ .7. , . It A lflll‘fi (if flll‘ Ibl'l‘llllll lost. ' . . ' _. .. . ' .- '. 1‘ . c] "l hi I llllll «1. 11ml :11 mm! in “ill b I.‘ lit' \\ l‘sl id or ‘lrv a 1‘ ll . ll :4: irrrn‘~
Despite the comparitu. l} llll xxx ii. iii mliiiinlblo plan of The Traveller he failed "And that would make .m-r thirty dol- Your report on tho 'llst ol'l \uwuu of built. forty llllll s loo... In tlu \\ llll iI (nip. IIIIIiIiIsInIII :IIIII lull; I.II :IIIIII Norma“. iIIIiI IIII HIIIIII .\iml . III. mimiiullli-din-d- . v... :2? An”. .(Li.§.‘.“...‘. IIII
cm“? or the “lawn“! tzcnurlllly “5"“ to manifest the skill ”f diction with which lllni “ your. which would I...) clumps m . I . ‘ ‘ 3" With a total issiic ol “£00.00“ 01 Ill-*1 am on ... your. in m . on 2.1 .i .y or u. own-r issi m (Jillcc 270 l |i:ipcl strcvl bow llin'cn. ( t.. Norwalk Dyo Works;
101' mortusrv eniblems it l-lt'~tlnlntctl tli'il. ‘ . ' ... “”3 suit of M“ li. 1- Tl‘l'lml‘“ “H“"h’l ”W moer " b l is ‘1‘") 000 l’l' uli'c ‘lllll the H" “mm” M ‘ “film!“ '1‘) - lllil‘lnl'“ 1‘. no: 1» ul l.:- \‘ru 114i“. omcc "'
. . .. . . . . tlu‘ fan"..- plans of his other works was books. llow long by“... you tellinkvil _v Midland Railroad of New lei-so . fob. in Nita o h v. .. . l i . .: .'“ ....I,I . IILIIIIII: IIIIIII 5.1.: I» ~.-‘ ;.- IIII “.li ml..- II \nculinli. .\ll . l
the cont 0' "‘9 (var-field mourning ”"90"“ executed "Since 1 was eight. live yours: and Tom- I . . M T l ‘ ‘I 3' ‘ 'I same amount oi aim k. our-half no \\ Inch II ‘l" ”I ”II, M. _.:j.\. ‘...'”.”'§{ ',‘.‘_‘,.',‘.' .m MM” .1.“ . “i... .lo-m- o..~1).-.-i...-'. .l-mn-u or "mix. mu. mu m h
trons in hew \ ork oil). alone will not {all The liist. W of “In? of his writing»: is mv who is nine, has smoked “III a ”I" .. ill) )llntlu to r. tl' inn... 1t Irl ll‘llol mi .5 roimuuii H. .1... mum”... 9... “mm. m..- IIIIIIIIIIIIII .4 IIIII Ilnmrd III “I 41— Moon. IIIII. IIIII ln- lxl".'.;-ll«."-‘ilm “dd... “ m “3 him.” in r. .1. u. m
- . . ‘ a > . ‘ ' - ' . ' - ' - - . . . . .-~ in ’ l ‘
short of ahalf million of dollars. It is , . ' . . - . .. . . - “ ”w“ but lln “hm” “f ”‘0 “l“‘l‘ "r tingcncics and Hill in lm \lhl‘ll III the com in" “IWQ‘ f‘ ‘l- “" . , . _ _. , . I . . .. H ,_. H. .|. wk .. V”. ”a“...
- interesting. Being dclmquentin the ony- llocs your father smolu . {oi if balms tho M'dl ml 1.. ‘l' , ‘ f N- . J on. \\ 1m lunilllln no .. 1... mo in .m u. pi... or 'lln l) . .r in}. ll 3” l l l l . v . .
3‘3th that when the illlt‘!‘ Of Public , . . ' - ~ . . ' l u. “u “u“ U ‘ L“ ' 1M -" Hil‘uctinn of llic l‘oml lit ull. ll \"Ulllll l: H ill-ow “low “‘1"! ”7 “”1" “I'll" “ January 1. llrhlccpori llllil .\ull'unlk. fur ihv purl >on yours. \\”I‘ Branch of New York
- - ' merit of rent. he received a. Visit from an the habit there is little use for pr! (cpl. B.“ it is “1..., Um. up“ he rcccivcil from . ‘ lav]. Mm .. 'l'r. nu... n: m \\ . l- :— rm... gm” “mun... In. Micron-on: pm-in-r 111 .\l'“ lluwn
mourning ”9 0“" “"5 drapery could “01 fi' l l . embarrnasinent be sent for usu‘illv , ‘ ‘ ' ' appear that llll‘ Nau- should put soun- r“... W“! “M ... ... .. M... ; ..'. ;... l. .._ .... H“ ;. ”mumps lulu-l (if “1......“ .{.......,... wk. or ".111 .
~ re. nus . ~ « .- . . .' ~_ .. . . .. __ .. . .. .. .- _ ._
be put to n more gracrous use than ilonat- OIl r . . .. I . .. the dorm tors of that company. lll rullill 1mm upon ”u. amount n. my...” ”gm.“ .. . I... i. I. m ... Mun.“ uni . ...1....i...III...iI\InI.I.III.iuII n lIfill Il IinIIimIipII 1.;IiIi:IIIII"IlI Il‘lr
. . . his (“end Juhngun whn lmlllt‘tlllllt‘lv for. lie ls dcdil. . l. T Li . l' f l _ . ,_ f . . Inn-.1 ..i .\wllli .\wiomli, l l ,n- pi ll. ~l. llol lo? our 1-H ~ .\ill‘ l “NH" ‘ -l l l -\
mg it to the Mmhigsu‘l sufferers. There is ‘ ' , n“ n U " ll .\lls ” l “ l‘omnilllu or upon rullroinls. i-apl-ciullv whcn llll‘ll' l“ l' V . . Illlll.l'llli', no.1 ln~ made llrulI-Jllll- of lbi‘ mmi n-iuii-
' “‘fll‘ll Lu llllll R guinea. Ilt‘ 500“ “'0!“ it) "l‘llll “4““ (‘01'3 your "“‘lhvr 5“} ' “g l‘l‘lll‘ 'llllllltllllll lll"\l‘l\' .5100 ON) ”f ll‘l . '. .ll ‘ I “ I” "x. i-l.ingi urc~ of uli I lll‘i‘llll‘ rind ion: Hamlin: down-«w.
a multitude Of lllt‘fii‘ sufl‘ercrs WI“) are be- ‘ ' ' l l l “\l ' lnlliller " altlil lllc bow with ll down- - l A I ‘ ‘ ' I I . V .‘ prllll‘lplll ”55“” “r“ l‘“““'r -‘ ”‘k ”'“l l'”' ' ’l ”U ”Wk of \vhuiru-r name or llllllll'l'. llc \iill lll'r-l'l‘llli' your 5
raft of relatives and friends and to whom luoldsnnth 5 room. and [hero foiiiu lllll . .l/ . . . . .. income bonds A and ll. on which l..- [null l"‘r- and “4...”..th “f i........l.._..Im....I w... ..._....,..I u. “n... m... .1... ......_....,__ n 3.... .....d.......... (.0me wwummm and Mom 51 .
Cast look. "she don t know 1 iililukt‘. tho it} pli'lll. and mil fill'lllrll lllt‘llll‘llll‘~ prcpaiwl from Lauder"! Block. .\‘oulh .\‘orunll.
drinking nbottlc of Madeira that the
guinea had bought. Goldsmith. living
rcbukcd by Johnson. produced tlio immu-
script of a iiovcl that he llllll \Vl‘llll'll.
Johnson road it. took it to a bookscllcr.
received £50 for it. and the rent was paid.
Thot novel was the Vicar of \Vnkcl‘icld.
the company $31.0(Nl assessiucuts
during the last year. Now Mr. 'l‘ci-huiic's
interest on bomh A and ii of this com—
paiiy iiupcls him to liold ihc ilirl‘clol‘s or
llm Midland rcsponsiblc for the manner
in which they have fiilllllml their lriisl.
0"“... llic lic-l of scli'i'lcd rImlII lo llio-Ii- \llio in» l for llicir
ppm-(ly- min- a: a n-nsonablr- pricc. cillivr va ilic \ii-ck
or month l’iiiicnn- dc-irom of tho lllwlur'r \uluulih-
m-n 1cm. should coin-nit burial lllh .\‘cw ll:l\l‘ll ofA
llcv cillicr by lclli'f or ill lu'rmlll.
Mr. Tcrliunc is cuiluinly not ll"~lll|llhlllll'
for tho iiiiiliic l1:l*~ll‘ the promoters of ibis
scln-nioluivu .~lu-\vu Ill iiisliing it upon
the public. 'l‘li-nw persons lllllni ”no nimb-
rcspoiisibli- tor their own ill‘lc'. .\ right»
iiirllimls
this mourning material would he especi-
ally welcome. The suggestion is one well
worth heading.
A smokcr for five years. carrying Ironic
tho clothcs she had worked hard to wash
deceiving lll‘l' all the time. his conscience
seemed touchcil. “'c pnttcil ilic dolicntc'
looking boy on the shoulder as we said.
“Remember tho talk we have bad.“ and
\VE BUY FOR CASH .\XD SELL C. (,l. l).
LO\V1§ll PRICES Illlm (‘\'l'l' lulu“ n furtlic loo-1 ‘mo'
.10th H. SMITH
FLORIST,
_.._.._————
So much interest has been felt in the ill-
neai of President Garfield and in questions
connected with it. that the fact that cloc-
l‘lroin-sl :IIK“.
'l‘llc lhx‘lorulso L'HI‘F \ulillililc ridi'n-o on bu-inc-s
rnulh-r- and :ill the ulfulr~ of life. bulb Mich” and Give US a Call.
llimiu ml. including jullrlli'ys’. law-pills. will... ‘05»15‘ Mlllf.
nlw‘nl fro-min ulul :l‘i'ill Micro-rillN'lri'llug llll‘k)‘ Ir}.
lllllllllr r-t Minor,“ for lill-llll'~!~ album or c.\umin:iliun
onus nnd llllllllllllllt'
stand iii no lll‘l'll ul rill‘ll basic. l-ul ovoid
pu rpow
and cspcciully for certain actions llonc by
tlonsare to be held in many Statcslmslmn (roldsmith .~ first dmnm. The hood .\.i. no “i. H! on. ilnnking nli~II of w Hm") tho It'llrgullltlllb'.‘ mmunticnaml thwhrcc- u. A. 1.1.oiii. i.li.‘ill.--:H..l'off-3.90: ll:ll:l’llllr.ll‘lll‘:l?l‘ih"21.3. lltlf‘irl'll‘ythll DAVID San
overlooked. Ohio and lawn will hold turcd Man. was it failure. This play bzwn millllvh "“‘ll" I'll“ l klll'“- tors who succumb-«l lo tlicir trust. “pupil“. N J 5...” ~i 1s.“ link of luur. and Motor Ailtlrvs- lmk “UK 1‘35“- '
. , , - .. .' I. . . , ‘ ‘ ' " “‘ ' I'>.‘,'o .
elections on the lltli dav of October. and poor plot. indeed. but i. not Without .\nd “by don t thiy kniNIf lartl) llc ochcts to un issiio of $000000 of W An..." a— ”I“ ‘h “n“ Tuu‘ VMWT ‘
the 8th dav of November. .\lurvlund. “a.“ merit: 5‘... failure arose from n... fact that from tho mother-love thin. binds Itlioiii. stuck I... u... directors hcyolul 1}... $2,400,- I! “Gullah! Ill l‘l;\1l‘l~lll. M IN ST]?! 'LIJ'I' i'..- “II FthI.‘ \nlnnblc “MIMI. MI “mum“.
sachusettS. Minnesota Mississippi. Vow it was not in accord with the Spirit of the illi‘ll’ll'? partly {mm ”W” “lmemn “‘ 000. to which the 'npitul stock “as rx- “III” \v. II 1-. ’II'I'II‘II sh k “II‘ \llliln "L ‘ J“ - I.".‘i‘.“.'.?.. ii\uI~nIiIxIleIuIi:v .«ILiIifvaoIlrIi{ur‘i‘illIIIgun- ‘{$;-..i.“.‘lé '
. . _. II . _ . I . . . l"; w'.’ - '. ... . : ..c:‘_':. '.-.. ‘ ‘.:~. .
Jersey. New York Pennsvlvania Virginia times. Then was the era of the scmimcn- “”10" ”WU-7“ “Nd” ”‘0 ““”‘“""l “"“L‘ pro-ssly lllllllt‘ll ill the plain of n-orgaiuzzi- and (;.;......... ..'.... ..u...‘..l.,... i...” . mill .luilllv. l‘unirm-ml cont... t'humml lluiule.
'n . -' ' . . . . v.- . x . given to their cnrc- pnrtlv bottlilml‘ HH‘V ' Tl" '. . k . . .. _ "‘ ' ' I "‘ ' . i'|.ill-lmiip..~ur.-'l'luoui. l'orns. liunion-. Tux-llmt'll. I
and \\ lsconsin Will hold Plt‘t‘tlnna. Ofl'i- till drama: it play Mill“ Will-l) “ ill) I” ' ' ' “m" “3 ”3‘“. “ml "0“ n l“ “'l.‘ 1““ Alvii Mucky-r l'l‘llll‘lll'll lust \\'t‘l‘li loom u , ., . \. .\ . . llrmpu-und Arbor of all kinds. lthcnuuilicpain-inn"
‘5‘ H I“ ~ ”ll \ A l‘l\‘ ll luau-i- lllt‘ ehlll soft and “llh~ 4
have failed to keep the sympathy of their
child. and partly because the-Iv do not
watch as wr-ll us pray. .\lollicri-I "don‘t
know" what their boys and perhaps their
girls are reading. what com crsuiion thoy
are buying day by day. whctlicr tlicy urc
on tho stri-ols at night. what promiscuous
pane of llli’ in-sll-ni
out Irritation and in or quick and clicclnal cxli-rrial
n‘lllt‘il). .\‘u ulll' ~boulll be “lllllllll ll: pricc ulci-iils.
For solo by all druggisin.
l‘llr‘llCllllllK Visit in Now York cily.
Tho niiiiiltil loci-ling of tho L'uiou \‘om‘
oti-ry Association “as lll‘lll lust \\\‘t'ls. 'l'liiv
()lil Ullil'ol's‘ wvl‘l- l'l‘vt‘ltl'lt‘ll.
(loui'gc luicltivhml bus bought llll‘ cow
and \\'in. ii. l.oi'l.\\'ooil llll‘ lino :i\\'llll‘ be
longing to Mr. Kcogli of llll‘ l'iiiinoi-
place.
Mrs. J. ll. 1'. Ho) l burl u lurgc number
of rich“ cily lmuillcr's lll‘l'l\i‘ .\uluuln}
night.
A boy iiiiliiml Hlii i‘llilll \\'.|.‘\ l-mll) lilll ! :iL
Halos" ciilcr null lllll' .lny l.i.-.l iimk, lb-
loud it burn-l of color in his homo-curl will
as tho borm- slui'lml ilm-iv bun do“ n and
tho burn-l full on lllh h-v coniplclcly lcni- .
ingull lln- llr'oll oll‘ diving llll‘ 1mm 1 .\-' W' PODMORE
persons except the Stock L‘ommillcc and
the Board of llircclors. \\'licn tho llll‘l‘l-
ing of Midland stockholders was licld.
Jiiiic 30. to act upon thc plan of consoli-
«lotion. a pi'olcsl “us color-ml inguinal lliir
stock being voloil upon. chi-i‘lliolcss il
\vnsdoiic. .\r I'Iilll'ldlllll‘llillh' \vcro cullml
during ibi- war to convict. so this meeting
to cilllsiilcl' llll' “('1 of was
crillml lo ('llllNllllllllli‘.
.\l'l‘ltllgl'lllt'lllh llllll bum thoroughly pro-
pziri-il to prom [bu vulc. of whose purport
very fow slocklioldci‘s bcyong (loose in tho
At the of llic
provoke a smile- wns (‘nllcd low. (izirrick
refused to bring out The (Good Natural
Man: and when another manager put it
upon the stage. the ludicrous parts wcrc
so iiii-rcilcssly hissed that n portion of the
play was omitted on siibsmpient nights.
She Stoops to Conquer was. limvevcr. so .
inpgigtiblv funny that it“: spirit “1‘ ll‘rfi atlt'llllllllh‘ thry uri- r‘ccciviiig or givllig:
[inrcs vii-bled lo ils Wit. rind \i‘illi cries of and il i~ llicir llll‘llll‘nri to know.
”turn'liim out" the niidlcnco suppressed Tlic Almighty could llil\'l' lirrnngcil. bu-
llic few who tried to hiss the play. manly syn'ukmg. no otlii-l' so boriclii'icnl
\\'c are surprised to learn that with roll PM“ (“r ”I“ lrlllllllls “f 0 {“011 {01' “”11“?”
his fan“! as a “'rlll‘l'. and notwithstanding at to have put ll. clothed in tho form of a
bi.- intiinncv with Johnson. lliirko. ll.ir- 11“!” i'l‘lld- into -“"”“‘ “mum's" “ml-"i “lid
ripk “my (yihpr 1...“..1 talkers. ”whim...“ siddest among sud things in tlic (:lts‘o “’llull
cers tobe chosen in these various states
are as follows:
In Ohio. a governor.
C913 and a legislature.
1n lovva. a governor and a lt‘glsllltlll't‘.
In Maryland. 3 coinplrollcr of stato- and
a legislature.
In Minnesota. a Kld'l'l'lllll'. state officers
and a legislaturc.
In Mlsflssippr. a governor. stat» oiliccrs
and a legislature.
In .‘c'ew Jersey. :i legislature.
In New York. minor state oriiccrs.
congressmen and a legislature.
In Perisylvzniiu. :1 state lrcosiircr. and a
legislature.
In Virgiliizl. u gtncrnnr. minor .\lilli oili-
cers and a lt‘ghlztllll’l'.
Main St. up slain. Clark 6:. Lane's Block.
minor state oili-
KESIDENUE: 40 “WEST ST. 51'.
loll Poo loo Hlooosl Gaol
I’I'ir‘r‘
Ida 1' n) for Sale.
"0" ’ ‘lll'l rulw‘ribcr fllll‘l" lll‘- Form for mile. slliinlcd
l in llll‘ lvmu of l.rm-nllu-hl. Ill Sandor-.1] l‘o.. in lbw
sum- of .\‘l w York. imw nub-i- {min Miraiomi Springs
li is pii-usruilly niuulcil on n l'lrl' of ground. llfi urn-s : . .
ul lunil. \ihicli l.- favorably lll\ lilo-d ililo inislurc. plow. {lllt‘lllll‘ll “‘llll llU lllul‘l‘ t‘All‘llN‘.
womb-iv and “will land. poll: .1 largo bun—r: llic nlll‘ _ s. . ,
of ”iv burn. till ll\ lll. \iuguii llullN' and Hal-ling. liay
Ioi'i ll\1‘l‘llli“;|llii‘. :3 by ill. and :miucry m by I»
Will be Mild clrcnp; part of tho prircliluii' liiuucy can
iviiiuzn on iii-irluuuv if ilmli‘vd. or will cxcluimzc for
\‘illagr prupcrl). For furllicr parliculur‘~ llli lllH' of
.\ll..\\' 1‘. TL‘T‘ LE.
5;". Sum alk. l‘oun.
TAX connnc'r‘ones
Fifi have a I’aocnss FUR EVIBALMINU. in
superior tollie ice box now in use. an
liars. lloiicS. llolllcs. [1'0"
and lit-tails.
consolidation
James W. Cavauagli,
{our l'ul'liw. mom]; cull .\t'll llll' stuck by
.‘l‘lllllllg portal carol lo
sci-rot were nwuro. lliuc
rcorguiiizulioii nu ussocintlzltiini of stock
. . . . . . . -.. . . '.'. :' Nil " l Nil‘WAl. ’.
in \Visconsin. a govcrnnr. \[;Ltl' “mom-s wliol‘v f'iilcd in n mmvpmn.0“...th (lur- ieu- liintlroi‘ llil' mim- uni-.\llldllllil lluLillll. 1mm”... m... f...-,.....1 “-1... Dim-pd 11...}...wpr lNN‘ilv I I , ,H ‘, “ .
’In .lll '. ‘ ' , .. . - . . . . . . . . .' . . v H . .
do. legi. “m“ - - rick said of him. “ Noll \Vl"llll' llkL‘ :m "11"“ l linm" ”W “MW“ “l “l“ Klrl ““9 of voting iihon tlicir stock for n lcrm 01 ”VelmUM “‘5“ "ml “ M "‘1“ x“ ”m a" ' . O I 'G E-
Lnlted State” Sl‘lmul‘slnlis ‘lf 1 dorm"! 'lfll'i‘l 'tml tnlkml like. poor l‘oll." (lulilv “HM-N i” U" r-'-iwn-'i'--“"~"‘ ”Ml tie-”‘5‘” uh-v- .inu-r' in nu Ian-an or u tumuaweu- (it‘lflzqhgnil‘; 9.! ~_ ~. . . < .. . .. . , llnsurc A51! 1118‘! Fire . _ . . ,
upon the results of tho l9gl~lulnc cuiitcsts ~ to ‘ . |~~ U“ H . ullll‘ lo \ L ”lib. M “I 1 Mb . . . V... ,._-.-__~,__w .\nim- lb liorcuy :h’riti in all ln‘rsulh name In pay
of tlicllirm-l..r~_ .\asoiil. to this sclienicl
\Vu.‘ obluiiiml from tho mvul-rs of about .
H.000 shun-r. of stock. Thus on
tion was foi'nii-il \\ lllllll llic company llllll
. v ..
“"8 0f Llll.‘ ”Hui-( ”Hill ‘ :IHI’HHHIINL f limos lo lll'.‘ lolili UfINlll'HHlli. :ii llll‘ l‘oniily of Fair-
ilrlil. and sum of l‘oniu-ciicnl. on lllt‘ A-‘scnmcul
LN! of Wm. llml l woll mccl ihcm lu rccciic said
lam-s ul llu- following limo- :iiid phil co. in u it:
.\I llll‘ slol'c ofAlplioIMo Dibble. ul Soulli FlH' Mlli~
lion-x. oi. li‘ruluv. .\llztllrl L‘ii. l\'~‘l. from to o‘clock
forcnoon. lllllll 2‘ o'clol k. :iflcinoon.
tor's Mrs. lil'ul‘gt- l. iokivliml.
l'lyniiil. lino}! In bllt'llllllll“ u li‘\\' lluIin oi.
llllllll'. l
'l‘ncmliiy :illl-ii.i.uii'.. rilin\\'l"l' o... \--rI\ ‘
gl‘nlcl‘llll)‘ 1'! l . l\lnl llllll lllll llilll‘ll gl-mi
sillilli know his deficiency. and \\'ll.~
:isbuiiicd of his blunders; but he was not
wiuc enough to avoid them by holding his
pencc while others talkcd. ills inability
in Iowa.
. . Minnesota. Mississippi. and Vir-
grain.
The ("liver “'lro Sever Drunk.
ll‘Tillll llu-l lili'll!” .\llllllll'l‘lI
.— associa-
”
HOLDSJIITH.
Three methods of writing about an au-
11.)"
3; '5:'\\ ~,; ~
_ . ~ . . . . wul' whcn wipmmg its power compactly through a . .
. . . . . . . - . to talk any thing but nonsense, although In tho curly p.ui of the late . . .. .\l llicr-lul‘cnf lluiifonl .v ill-burn. so '- .\m-- 3' N , J .‘
tabs): 1:; “affixlmlhf “@5031“: 'Im‘t‘ .w '81:.“ able to write with clcarncss and grace has lion. Grant was in command of thc army cmninitteo which could cllccluully unitlol "“II‘I‘I' II I l‘ l . _ ll , 3 walk. \llnii'n rum“. .u. bullwhip. .\ucan -.'.Iiu. mu. ‘xlggég'r 1:101:15 1‘1 ‘figg’tl‘l "
E l 0 no“ 1 l". scconl . A) rct‘lt‘w llS ‘ . . .. . . ~ , . , . . . . \l- Ls u ll..i ul'm cum-s l.‘ l‘upll v lll- . llullllllii'l‘lui".1ill‘i'linull. um: i .o‘. m‘ u irruoun m .
writin ' tliit'l to c ms' ii b vtl I"!‘ 1 ““9“ explained l‘." the following C0"‘l‘i‘rl' before \ ‘Cki‘l’um' a number ”f ”mm” the “(“0" m “‘0 (.mulmn‘l‘ and lie “Nd ' . . - .\l ”w r-h of -l. (‘ Ilhimllv. ni .‘Yhnuinmk. on South N01‘\‘lllk. Gt.
3"" ‘ - t 1‘ l r ‘ l l 1 “l“ in further any uulspll- I‘lllt'l‘pl‘lrll‘ its pro. ‘ ‘ ll ‘li‘mly Molnln). .\i l‘JEllll.l§h1.fl\ilnlll o um k. forcnoon l
were gathered at its houdqinirters. having
a pleasant social time. How of them in-
vited the party to join Ill ll social glass; it"
but onc iicccpted. He asked to be excused
saying that he “never drank.“ The hour
passed. and each went his \Vlly to his rc-
speciive command.
A low days after this the olliocr who
declined to drink l‘t‘CL‘lVL‘ll ll. note from
Gen. Grant to report at headquarters. Ho
unlil ljo'cloi 1.. .‘lfll'l‘lilnm
Al llll‘ nlllci-of llic 'l‘cu'u l lcrk. in the “H in." linuk l
liuillling. no ilic lloroucli of .\‘ornul‘n id low): of '
Nuruulk. oii'l‘uculiiyund \Vl'lllll'N _ . . l'Jll-l Slllli
llllll :ll-‘l. 15"]. from it o‘clock. Ion-noon. unlil :l
I
Ii'Clm-k. :iflv-riioun. and from 7 o‘clock null] s o‘clock
in llic i-vcnlng. '
Mr. H. K. Scllcck. 'l‘own l‘lrrk. i- nulhorlmxi to re- 8 " TING TOP BUGGY
ccivc lavcs for inc; and also 311' .lril-oll M Layton. at l
.\uulll'Norii alk. (in all Iukcp “bicli >liul‘. l‘t‘llllllll llll'
Established A. 1).. l 720.
piul :lflt‘l' lll\‘ 3011i day of Sepiomlwr. la‘a‘l. lllll'ri‘rl in
777* the mic of ninc pcr ci-nl. \\ ill be cburgcd {min lhc ill»!
day of August. Mil. until ihc Hillil' shall bc prod.
(ililllilil: l'n. ST. JOHN. (‘nlloclur
lo and for Nlllll lo“ ll of Nor'u‘nll.‘ on llic llsl of 18"“
son: As the polluted stream. after a time.
runs itself clcnr. so (loldsinitli‘s thoughts.
at first incoherent. needed time to resolve
themselves into proper form. The neces-
sary time. conversation did not iillovsz
composition did allow it.
“'e leave our author with regret. \Ve
like Goldsmith in spite of the manifest de.
fects of his character. \Vc like him. not
for his recorded deeds. but for his room‘-
writings. In the limited Spam» allotted to
this article. a Satisfactory adoption of any
method is nearly impossible: we shall.
therefore. attempt no more than to re.
fresh the memory of those who are famib
iarwith Goldsmith and to create an in-
terest on the part of those who have not
investigated the subject that we have un-
der consideration.
Ijoctorsdcsiro. 'l‘liisnsscntcd stock com»
niittcc becniiic llll‘ germ of this consoli-
dation. By issuing and voting upon the
additional 0.000 shares of stock they
could control the action of the company.
as lhcy required to purchaso or secure by
proxies the voting powcr of only a few
shares of stock to give them two-thirds of
the whole. This nccourpli'ilwil. n cirCulnl‘
ll. Hill]. is sick» lltll'flllllll by
his tobacco plants.
l in ii” "
ll my. For Sale.
no it. Tilly‘s factory. Main SL. om- Y\Y(\~.~(‘:l‘.0ll
li'ramk Finch. l'oriiicrly ll l'l‘fillll'lll oi
this placc. is the happy lllmht-sisur of it
bran new boy. We hope li‘rank will now
turn over a now leaf and will good cxaiin-
pie for his OllllllllK son.
liniwsll-r make. and oevcra’lher second hand huz:‘<'~
All will be mid vcry low f cash.
l huvc lIhli- your added one culirc floor to my w M.
shop and Incmoscd the number of my uurkllicn n»
Don‘t \anl.
Oliver Goldsmith was born in 1‘38 and . ‘ . ' . r ‘ . , » In . - r . . Han-ll :ll .\‘oriiiilk. i‘onn. July 20. 18M. riicct lhc demand ufri largely incrcnsml bionic». r“
d'ed i 1"“4 Th . fl I bo 'h l i. lied thouchts. \Ve like him. not because obeyed the order. and was soon m u". was issued. ( llllllu: a "HR long of Midland ””“2‘ m... “1......” .1...............L.. g... .\‘|"||“l‘”. A 59!. I h - I! I.i,336,l l0.90 ‘ " m... .........m....,. "my M). "iii-31 humuguwr m...£ ...,....
l n u . e story 0 its 3' 00¢ in . b l l l u l' I n resencc of tlli‘ general lirnntsaid to him stocklloldcl‘s f.”- Juno 10. in not upon the II’IhInIl wail liIIlIl‘Iipir iiIgIv-d .nIiIl: howl on Ilic nln'll. fill I‘l'lJ'.‘ _ $3 932 “‘6 R5 willl limmlilncsr.
the story of neglected opportunities. Like he instructs us. mt mcaiise i inn \( s u p . i I n i “ml in In u m no i no ma u. - . - . N O'r | c E I “'orkn‘ill be win “If and dolivcml to any macaw.
consolidation of wlmso terms nono'cxoopt
those directly in tho scheme had any
knowledge. 'l‘lii- agreement of merger
was read and rushed through. no debati-
on its merits bcing allowed. A protest
was instantly filed. and an inspection of
"You are thc officer I believe.“ for their llui boldly l'ltl'H' mu your new“; ‘s , nipl‘.
acquaintance was slight. "who remarked
the other day that you ncvcr drunk '3“
The officer modestly answered that ho
was. “Then." continued the general.
JAIN)“ .\l. LAY'I‘ON. Agl,
li'}: .\oulli Norwulh. ('Ullll.
many boys of those lnter days. be slight. d . laugh. “'0 like him because he has given
his studies. stood low in his class. was dis. l 113‘ the ambitious Mrs. Primrose and the
ciplined for pranks and was fond of cards ‘ bashful .\ll'. Marlow; Doctor Primrose
and gaudy clothing. “is [lnprfiln’y‘gsessing and Miss ilnrdcnstlc; Moses With his cop—
appearaace and his propensity to blunder per-bowed spectacles and Tony With his
llli llll‘ npplu-aiion of lhc Fultxlcld Vow lusuraucc
coupons. :. corporation corn-liiuii-d Illllll'r ilu- laws of
ll.» \lilll’ :lllll l. i\lll" lip principal pl'iccuf ll|l>l||l‘I-l- in ”f - w . -, » .
. . r ‘ all ll bl ll -. . f ‘l . aim” Ml
lliccllIi ul .\uiilll \uruulk. llirough ili- llnui‘il of l): k “h. ,“d u ‘ “hr. 5““! a“ U“ J“ I
l‘l‘i'llll“ l'i‘l>l\'>l‘llllll‘,‘f ll|:ll llll' .\lockliolilors llll\t' volv-ul Muclnuc forging and “H kinds of black-mill: “Ulli
luillrt'llllll u» il.~ l‘ll-llu'r“ and Ill-‘ll‘lllllll‘ llo czipilu. — ____,._. .c._- ,
y-Iml. onion: l~ No l.ln>ldci». rib: l'tI’H'ex‘lllllllllll )———.- '
l . ‘7 ‘
LARG A13 h.
ln-ri‘l null. llll llw days of your pl‘llnc ul‘i- grim,- ll).
lh-Ii‘l wail uiilill IlL'l' dim- plt-usurc's lll‘lzflll vyi-
lliil lry lo anoy \\ lllll‘ youthful you Mic.
The lll‘ll‘ of ”lo famous "llcul Ill-cord“ cigar.
DIEDI-‘f‘ff
CA1! I'll AG} ES
For Sale or: to “cart.
li..\ rug- zit-cu loud-1 lo bc lrnc l‘. lri
I
often made him the object of ridicule. Practical jokes; in line. “'9 llkl‘ him {0" “3“)“ are the man I have bad“ looking for tho terms of tho lllt‘l‘l'l‘l' will chow that ' H" ' ’ " ' ’ “ ~ ho a mini! of ill low Ill?. 1 \\ xli M‘ll ilir- “ulcrcil: 'l‘lmi llchpi'rloil of four lllillllll- from ion»
He W ‘ v 1' _ . lIlS dcliglitsomo contributing“: [n (he VllSt LO [llkl‘ charge Of the COlllllilrililll'y tll‘plll‘t~ . I' 'I‘ ‘I I ' In lliN i'll\. Scpl :‘lilli. .\liluuic. iliillxllli'r ol‘lwurul' ‘ ’ il'ili loot-oi lu- llllllll‘l. for llll‘ l‘rcllilnrs nl rillll corpo-
hgd a“ & nntunfiuh "u“ "l “n “ll“n h!" l l ll 1 l of Envli ll llit‘m 1131"" and l l'l‘dl‘l‘ that you be (lemilpd l0 tllt‘ UllJeClluIH llllil Hullil filllnilltllilllil. Plit‘ xiiiLl'PM‘iiIrmu'l-i Ifs'oI-rxcllquoil 21 yle. ll mo»r :iml Throw. .\ilirl.’ .‘\l;\l ll.\llll‘-- ”ml [phgp up. “‘41. iuii-ImIlo {pin-m lIln-irIrlaiiIiis umpuq'i ii ioIilv-iliriIiciI-irv IN
\ . a ‘ . ,. . Bill va ull l t‘ l't‘ltrl ll‘l‘fi S ' . . . I .‘ ~ 5' “lllll‘l‘d ’ ‘lixirni ny. or ‘.:.'ii p in , rum 1 in II“ ul l mu 0 h c lo I l\' 1113' 0 Soul i .‘orivul ". sun 1 ml t 9
reached More of maturity. .\fti i ‘ " lie served his country failh- llrfll radical to ho lliux‘gml “ up the 3101- Mimi-.- m‘ on mom. i..~..rui~ Norrcll. on Clay .mm. know” mun-.- [loch-of 1w corn would mohmrs lo' Ilw l'lll'll- Ladies &' Children 5
I . l ‘
his preliminary schooling. he tried scvcl’lll ‘ turc.
professions without success.
that duty.
f ll [0 the ‘lOSO if the “ill lllill “0‘1 lion canon of llllhlll‘llr‘l‘ Ulll‘i‘ll \icck for two rnonlhs in
n y (. i - -. . . .
land was the l‘eucrson Extrusion. 3.800 iuiiu.~ my. ‘J-llll. Mm 1-: Kinc. :Igiililfl
yours .
h‘cpi
inc South'Xui'iiulk M31 ism. or mun-other llr\\~|l:l|u‘r
lie applied . , . . . , l‘cotlon . from the Midland dc lot to tho . '3“ "" . ‘ H l ~l‘ ” . .. fV .. . .. . .
for ordination. but we do not hour of his \VASIIIXG'I‘ox 591‘ WEB. Orably discliargcil. \eais llllfifll‘ll and g l “W ' y i373 Y x B h: E H OT E L, liabil- l‘lll‘gl‘l (lll‘liy ‘t‘if‘ik‘l‘l‘gllrilzrl‘gr‘illt mimmhhu" "I 0'
vicinity of the Eric depot in Paterson.
clothed Willi it capital stock of $500000.
coming in as prcl’ci‘rcd. and $250000 of
ltalcd at Now llavcii. this did day of Julv. A. l).
EDWARD 1. .\‘ANr‘ultD.
Judge of llic Superior t‘unrt of Coliucciicul.
‘sfii‘i woman: FANCY HOSE.
A girl wnntwl to do gcncrnl housework lll a small
Grant had come to be president. The
officer had settled down to the duties of
He became a private tutor. . 1M1.
llc rcmlved to ‘I
preaching.
but soon lost his position.
hllllllll‘tl on llziil llnml St uui'o, Houlh Noi‘v
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Pausoonxr .\uriica l.\' run iioi'sn run walk. Conn. Aim \vi‘l sell my dwelling AT
. . .- , . _ . I" . . . . I‘ . . . l‘li'lllt‘ life. and llll‘ little lllClllt‘lll Willi . family. “‘llll'" "U “by.” for " good ulrl. . . AllIcluims illllIllla~>t‘lllr4ll in purpusnoo of tho allow
study law. .borm‘ud “02“”! " bl ”ml" 1?! Tum aunt—REPORTED constant E OF flourished in a pleasant memory first mortgage bonds. The absolute cost no if .\riily M T1115 “FFli'li housc lo 'ulcil on Main Sb. .3 minutes walk “m” “’H ‘M’MM‘M “lll‘:llil«“ll'l‘ ll loo\VA\‘ r B . h.
ling. and his legal education rt'llilllllml llllv l ilNKthlL—PROBABLE or‘r‘loul. ornaov The trouble on the border. between of the road is about $200,000. This com- "‘ :f“"“'f‘““’*“'"' “m from .lcpoi. llouso I\\‘ii : llil‘ics‘ with all 55:: cm rumor“: Full-livid i-‘m- lnsurarn‘c t"... s e smt S
dfveltgpridi .1“: pretetnde‘d to “wily "'9‘!" lax—Tilt: MEPNSTU Tu“. (‘UNTROI‘I‘S‘ Texas and Mexico along the Rio Grand nt- puny was incorporated April 18 last. and 1‘ ‘)R 31"; I“. modern i‘mprovciucnls. A large burn on W . fl 7 W 7 ' W 42 Wall street
cone. u met to e fltP'rl‘t'. ’r-‘ii ins ‘ ' . . . ' . . . . ‘ . . . . .. . . . i ‘u ‘ r J ' ' ‘ .‘ = .'.
to his stud of dz ~' It: ‘ 1 ‘ From our iii-"non: (‘orrcsxillllpul tracted the attention of congress. and n has Jul“ wmmmwd "8 “ 01k 0! guiding. PROPIVRIW L ENTR’U‘L‘ Ll“ AThD tin. 1”" .lmlum 0‘ l ' l ' 1“ XE? 1' U“ Slllllllg all“ summer [llllllls 1 “k”
y “it lune. “ announced a '- l ' The second company was tho Midland llic pi-oiiuses. .i-‘ih‘ tf. I v-4».-. ._,_---____ ”_._.. 7
Dwulliiig House and Lot.
(in Marshall slroct. .\‘oiilli Noru'nlk. l‘onri.. ,llisi oust
of Mulling Bros. l‘ai'ringo Factory. A iplv to ._-
moon M. .AY'l‘llN. .
us \Vnshingtouulrwi, bl-lrlcl ol ‘.\or'\vnik so.
Cour-l. September 1. 1881.
Esliilc of "Hill liNAl‘l‘. Lilcol’ Norualk in said
Insirn-r. dpmasml
‘l‘lu‘l‘om‘l of l‘lytllzllt‘ for one loo-ilr cl of florivulk
hath lll’lllll‘ll uuil ..llll\\t‘ll ~ix moi :us from tho diilc
lwcoot’ for the \‘r. -lllorsol soul csmlc lo cxlii‘ozi llicir
Module for sclllclnclil. Those who iiculccl to ll't'h‘l‘lll.
lhciruccouuis. properly llllwnlt‘ll. wilhlu said limo.
commission was ordered to ascertain the
facts and report. Again President Grant
remembered the man who “never drank.“
and appointed him president of the board.
The place was accepted and he entered
faithfully upon the work; the report sub-
stituted shows the thoroughness with
which the duty was discharged.
While engaged in his work he made the
acquaintance of a gentleman who owned
an extensive cattle ranch in southern Tex-
as. The acquaintance inspired confidence
years after. when the Texas gentleman
decided to sell his ranch. he placed it in
determination to sail to America. and ac-
tually went to Dublin for that purpose:
but the ship left port while he was en-
joying himself at a party. and he soon re-
turned. his money all gone. to the friends
who had so recently hidden him adieu.
After his study of medicine. he trumped
through France. Switzerland and Italy.
mpplying some of his wants by playing mirth in funeral and dirge in marriage."
his flute and others by begging at cun- politicians are already turningthcir atten-
vents. Returning pcnniloss to England. j tion to the future. and endeavoring to an-
beheosme astrolling player. a beggar. ticipate its surprises. Thenewadminis-
Ilddoer 0! odd jobs. Positions that tration: the cabinet. ofiioial changes that
\VASHINHTUS. D. C.. Sept. 24. 1881.
All that remains of James A. Garfield
was. on yesterday. removed forever from
the Capitol of the United States. The city
has not yet recovered from the shock that
announced his death. and will long wear
the black emblems with which public and
private buildings are hung. But "with
Railway Connecting Company. incorpor-
ated May 7 last. to build a road from Og-
densburg on the Midland to the vicinity
of the Water (lap. 35 miles long. This
comes into the merger with the modest
capital of $14.100.000 of stock. of which
$4,100,000 is to he preferred and $10,000,000
common. No Work has yet been done
upon the road. '
the third candidate for the merger was
the North Jersey Railroad, organized May
10 last. with $250,000 preferred stock. to
run 13.000 feet from the Delaware River
SUTToN’s
talarrh cure!
THE ONLY REAL MEDICINAL PREPARATION
FOR (iA'l‘AliltIl. \thn used according lo dim“
' ions it never fails to CURE.
Price 50 Cents a Box
Tomlin: Reasonable.
.I()IlN SCII A\IIB
nor-1m Probate
N 01' l G E !
Tllli llll‘f‘lfll‘il or the town of Norwalk 0er hcroby
untitled and warned that on the third day of
(lctobcl‘. mil. tlicliuie (Ifllllll’llllfi «e annual louu
mccting for election of Town Ul'bccrs. and ii )0“ I‘ll“
lotion of J. it. Raymund ullll others. ihoru will ho nn . .
clcctlon lo llll slx vaciinolcs. existing in the otiico uf \vlll lli‘llulllll‘l‘t‘ll u n'co\'i‘r.\'. All n-Mins iinlohlcd to
Justice of ihc Police for said lown of Norwalk. said will Estate uni roqiwsicol to make nuiuodisitv puyuicnt
officers to ho clscloll by ballol. and ballot boxes will to _ . . .
hp optm {up Illlll \mrpuuu [nun '3‘ o‘cliwk flll‘l‘llmlll. "0- 507*“ “UH/FER l‘. \ll lN'I‘fitRD. Alllllllllsil'lllol'.
Ill 5 o‘clock al’lcruuon. til the Town lion—o for tho o“ ' ""'--' " -_. M
FirstVoting llluirici. Military llall for the Second Purchasina Agflms & Messengers
has now l‘cudy for lhc mode. it hu'gc lliic of Spring
BOOTS & SHOES
FOR MEN. AND LADIES \VEAR.
Votlu District. and lllllltlnlnl‘l‘ ulllauford £0» Cllllill‘ifll’h‘ SliOHS of it" Klllllll.
”a“ For Sale by l‘lalnlcil. South Nurwalk. am: am
celled for ability were refused him.
finally. at 30 years of age. he hired a
m at the top of " Breakncck Steps "
and began to write anonymously for re-
views. marines and newspapers. This
"the turning point of his life. He
soon became a popular writer. formed an
intimacy with Johnson. Burke, and other
will be felt throughout the country. poli-
tics that will affect parties and svrcll his.
torv are known by all m be possible. and
behaved by some to beprobable, under
the administration of President Arthur.
There are rumors that the pment Cabinet
will be continued. and that the president
will not depart from the policy of his
the hands of the man who “never drank"
and during the last month he has oflected
a sale to an English company of the ranch
of 300.000 acreé of land ahd several thous-
and head of cattle for eleven million dol-
lars: out of which he gets a commission
that will be a snug fortune in these hard
to a connection with the Midland Cunnoct~
ing Railway.
The fourth is the Water Gap Railroad.
organized December 91. IBSO—the earliest
in the field—to build a road from the
Water Gap to Stroudsburg. Pan “not over
five miles long." Capital $140,000 prefer-
red stock.
r the Third Vollu District.
~ Dated Nor-walk. Solidi“ or Md. 1831
Isaac SEL EU . Jlt.
WILLIAM C. SAMMIS.
NELSON J. CRAW.
Reptlblican
Town ‘ Caucus l
0 wild
l Sclpcuncn
Norwalk .
'l‘ho subscribers will act aspiircliaslnu occurs and
rnmsengers lmtwocn Nor-walk and ow York daily.
Orders unrlJuickntzcs nicclvod at Theodore Kn pp‘s
Honih Foo-w k and at Bcuedict‘s ncws rooms . 0.
Norwalk. Punt oilicn udilros. Box at. South Nyrwalk.
Edwin li. Holleek,
with James Mcfi'eery it U“. N . Y ., loaves on ll o‘clock
train.
I). ll. .‘ slleck.
lt'in'w! on “his a. in. truln.
The host of goods at the lowest prices.
see then}.
Call and
I
Custom Work done at
Short Notice.
Austin‘s Block. Washlnglon strcc .
Nor-walk. and mailed in any salon-s. .u. wi'i‘ll“ 0‘
price. by the proprietor. 1.. ll. sur’l‘DS.
New Canaan. than
530 Sin .
d...-
"—4...
NEW CARPET
times. The company that bought will bursa:
enter largely upon packing beef for for-
eign markets. slaughtering their meat on
son. rial.
writers of the day. and removed to more predecessor. But no fact is better known
pleasant quarters. In 176%. he published s than that events shape administrations
theTnveler. the first article under his quite as much as administrations shape
The fifth candidate is the Pennsylvania
Midland Railway Company. incorporated
May 24 last. just two weeks before the
,_ _. l
Ill voters of tho lililicond Votin' District (if thc GERMANIA HOTEL,
Town of Norwnl k. are numb notifl and -
warned that a Caucus wi l he held at llitary l! l. on Corner Play “11“” and Railroad PW”-
Wflmnsnsv evening. l-ucptcnihcr 38th. aloo‘ lock.
'.I‘(.) I}. ‘lC'I‘.
Part of a llunsc. $5 pcr. rnoulh.
own name. The Vicar of Wakefield events. The President‘s brief inaugural "‘9” "we" "0'” the" ”w“ herd“ The merger meeting Its route is from the to llomlnntu Town onions and to transact ‘ " ‘ ‘ ‘ ’
) . . . ' x' . an pthor . . . o ' . w o _ .
The Good Natured Man. The Deserted address is thought by many to he astutely supflrmmtiendenc: of theirdblusiness has lichen Water Gap to the Susquehanna River. “mm“ ”mp" ‘0 2.231335? W‘Eofifil'lllfiéll‘i' 3......” ”ufihuulmm,§ale A h “Wk 6” DOIIAOtLaael BM”. D0 - F0 R FA LIA TR!“ D ’5!
Village. She Stoops to Conquer and other non-committal. It may be asked. what 3’“ e to “'1. "meme y "I” man “ ° The capital stock is $4,500,000. of which ‘ 1 only UuInur. «new.» 1} ' _
“in” followed. Among his less noted never drank, and be m in a {aw day; 1 MI k. “ago". nearly new. GOO. Sohaub, Proprietor.
$9,000,000 is preferred and $3,500,000 is
common.
The special law secured in the interest
or this scheme was passed March 25, 1881.
So that all these companies were organised
while the law was in preparation. or di-
rectly after its passage.
This merger proposes to add to the Mid-
land Railrond about ninety miles of new
track. To obtain this the merger creates unalfi‘l‘ifimiilvlfi‘fol‘lliilfifli'lil'...
an additional capital 0! 86.750.000 first wfilfl fibiolal’lifilllflifiami
mortgage bonds. 07,000,000 preferred wgwallfi‘ww °l “’33“ng “dag?
stock. andabout $17,000,000 of common on poll on alsfiunlmlbsgofifidgh
stock. making an aggregate capital upon Rim. fiqfifillfl ftpmfiglfisg °'
the consolidated roads of 090,000,000 of
common stock. “0,000,000 of preferred
amok. “010,850,000 of first mortgage
bonds open 100 miles of railroad. »
h it stall pmbsbletbat. had this scheme
boon . to those stockholders at.
bins-R Dyan-animal words merit“ . and, “Wound-e! this combination.” ..
were “the measures devised and suggest-
«1 works are his Life of Bonn Nash. his his- : ed by my predecessor during his brief ad-
:eries ol Greece. Rome and England. I ministration. to correct abuses and en-
Sbetchos of Inndoo Society andAnimated force economy etc. etc.." to which Presi-
Kature. He might have become rich. dent Arthur refers when he says that it
Eh ulster: Of England alone yielded shall be his "eameot endeavor to profit by
HI: can end his mans! income during them and to see thatthe nation shall profit
the “I; nor: of his life was $40). But by them?" President Garfield has out-
a- than that income would not have lined no policy. except in his lstters of ac-
udo bin wealthy. He were fine clothes, ceptance. and his inaugural adores, both
I." seam dinners. indiscriminately of which were remarkable for nothing
Wed alias upon beggars and lost above the common platitudes and never
5" m by ”Nina. Finding him- binding generalities! of party platform
calm in debt, he hecarne (158(de Bis brief administration was taken up in
albihcalth Sealed. He attempted to fighting a faction in his own party. and
but bin-sell. breakwater! bk ills; liusnln'dircolly or through his cabinet
“auntie-laud» competent physi- toahorrleofoflicescekers, manyoftbem
sis-WWW to me udespieablsasGuitssn. President Gar-
Hlile. Brainstormheumnd field's-toeolds «statu-
noo ifs-so like. to on“ a policy erhlod
For par-ii
may
collars enquire of 551 ly
If. .x. croutons.
Gilli-lit- Building. Nurwalk.
to his new field of labor. This takes from
Chicago one of her most esteemed and
honorable citizens. but it gives one to Tex-
as who will always be found on the side
of order and good government.
Tenrto Rent. ,
1
CITY CAUCUS. *
llli electors of Noel City of South Nor-walk are
hereby untitled that a canons will he held at Mllv
tary nail on Wensnumv nl lit. at 7 o'clock. lllllll'p.
to nominate Olly 001ch an to transact an thei-
business proper to be brought before said rneeti .
1! Per order COMMITT .
We are now prepared in filllrt“ n lame
line of
District of .\lorwnlk es. Probate L
Court, September 0th. A. D. 1881.
Estalc or u.\'l“rm1ilcucil.xl-:. late of Nurwalk.
diseased.
Tho (Jouri of Probate for the District of Norwalk
hath limited undallowsd six months from the date
hereof for lhc creditors of said wrote to exhibit their
claims for sctilcincnt. Those who neglect to present
their amounts *ropm‘ly atuistmlwuhiu said illun will
bodt‘bstl'mll o a recovery. ‘
All persons indebted would entails are requested in
make mmcillatc paymerfiépsu“ 'll‘AYwR. .r
. a.»
mat 5 Administrator.
vote 7r ,
l
to.
The Earl Norwalk Tent Association -
tent. 40 it ii). to rent on amoebic mail? me" large
Apply to J. 1i.- RANDALL. lgg‘idruli
: sum *onia k
obi-43m ' Coda.
Ingrairn Carpets
N()TICE.
he inhabitants of llll} town of Nor-walk are it
A prise-fight was stopped by a woman
at Avoudulc, on Saturday. July 0th. Five
hundred or more spectators were present
and evinced their delight as first one and
then the other of the combatants received
“punishment.“ The strggle had been
fierce and cruel. and the friends of one of
the men had just announced that he
would continue fighting till he won “if it
took all summer." when a pole. haggard
little wanna dashed through the omwd,
in all grades.
Misses Brockway’s
Select School
iouu‘oaoieiiio 'oioorei.
.Arcin It. Nos-wink as.»
tumors:
Tapestry Carpets
Norton.
To all morn! interested in the 'i i .
and ,lsy‘yo’iiut or Woodward Ai'euue.‘ igiwuil'r'i mind
the street leading to the resldcnco l 1 Francis Bun-lit:
you are beret notified that. the oil disinter-
rrrgnm‘ieiaooluww " smug
on
. hill. on account.
. or
, l!
u- ln said town of elk
those tam en recommend! the'
tin licenses w! iv a? '
gran .stwritlon g e n a ballot with the war:
l
choice patterns
4-
ans on and onwards.
ll
a up and
Wall " “mm" “m"
racers thogranti
t with the ads -
“film!“ No I?
city
mailman
mass
4.7
Reopens Wednesdsytlept. ll, ’81
Norwalk Chronicler