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NOTICE.

TOP1ES of the last Annual Report oflhe A.
~ B. c.. #. M. for the different Ecclesias-
teal Societies in this county, may be obtain
cd on application to
C. L. WEBB, Treasurer
ofthe F. M. 8. County Of Li,chfeld
Litchfeld, Feb. 81, 1888. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-22
NOTICE

rs hereby given, that have placed all Of
Il my Notes and Book Accounts with Alvin
Bro,on, Esq. for collection. and authorized
him to pay the same over 10 my creditors as
fast as collected.
JEFFERSON STONE.
Immediate attention paid to the above no.
tice will save cost. A. BROWN.
Neu- Preston, Feb g 1885, sc
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-22
NOTICE.

Il EFT my service, on or about the LIST of
- August, 1887, LuMAN J. CHAPMAN, All in
denied boy TO the subscriber, about 90 years
of age. All persons are hereby forbid har-
boring or trusting said boy ON penalty of the
law. MILO WATSON.
New- Hartford, Jan. 80, 1888. 81
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RnoTHrns AND SisTTps. Brothers and
sisters should never envy each other. II
might lac supposed that envy would have
no place in hearts so closely united bat
even among children of one family il often
springs mp and produces the most bitter of
tccis. The idea that one receives more Of
n parents favor than The rest. or IS moe
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taciments and sweets nf domestic life. How
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