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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
NOTICE.

CIX MONTHS is allowed by the Court
~ of Probate tor the District OF Sharon
from the 9th day of November le45 for
the exhibition of claims against the es-
tate of Edmund Landon Esq, late of Sal
isbury. in said district, deceased, repre-
scented inSolvent.
The subscribers, Commissioners on said
estate, hereby give notice that they will
meet TO receive and examine claims a.
gainst said estate, on the fourth Mondays
OF February and April next, at 2 o'clock
P. NJ at the late dwelling house of the
deceased.
S1LAs READ, )ro,.,
WILLIAM c. STERLING, eo"nrS'
Salisbury, Dec ID, 1915. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
MISS Es. DOWD

WOULD inform her friends and the
w public generally. that she has just
returned from New.York with fashion,
able assortment of MILLINERY GOODS
viz Hats, Caps. Ribbons, Flowers.
Plumcs, Laces. Muslin and Cambria In
servings and Edgings, superior quality.
Also, Fringes, Gimps, Cords and I'assals,
Fancy Buttons, Comb and Steel Beads,
Shawl Pins. &c. &c. Linen Cambria
Hdkfs., Ladies' Gloves and Mitts. and a
variety Of articles usually kept in a Mil
!inery Establishment.
Norfolk, Oct. 29lh, 1545. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
.V"D TFCE.

ITO all whom it may concern. Know We that
l. we the Undersigned, assignees of the estate
of II Wclton s. Co. having made true and
perfect inventory OF said estate so assigned and
caused the same TO be returned to the Court Of
Probate for the District Of Plymouth have this
29th day OF December 1915. by and with the
advice Of Henry Graves, Esq, Judge Of said
Court Of Probate appointed Heman Welton one
OF the firm Of Fl. Welton & Co our agent &c
transact the business of settling said estate sub.
ject to all the provisions made BY law in refer
ence to such cases.
Dated at Plymouth, Dec. goth, 1915.
SIMEON PHlLLIpS,l As.;ooees
80 ALBERT WELTON, As''S"eeS'
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
District Of tIq,trt@'.
7,,Obaie Cnari, Der. Il.

JLD3dfe C"aTI, Dee. p ~ .
ET7oy the ?"'!ti N q Ghanncey,,p, y I
Z Wa.eytann IN said Dsrict, sh'" -, .,
/ his Court ila he is The Cunrdisn 81 81
Ihwkias n minor te"nging TO said Ds''- 'rnr.
iLnt said IL lie owner Of the fulloN 3 aaa
Estate tsina,e in Watertown;l VIZ NJ 4 'F'
y seven ard half acres O. a nd siinat q.
! hall n mile nnrh OF the Fiilage ct WI t''Ya
together With part of u dwelling house.n $ ttf
buildings belonging TO The sam bounded . "
Charles Atwood and Ezra Loc@w iol ,3s't'sr
east hy Straits Turnpike, south By Yes
Hawkins land and west by highway.
| Also one piece OF T'lMheg Land con!a'n' 2
acres mere or less, bounded moth ey Asnr.
Hard's Ia nd, east by Vesia Hawkins land, snul 3
and west by highway.
Also one pieccof meadow, pasture and ,woTo
and cont Timing about thirty three acres, baH''-
ed north hy highway, east. bv joseph G2E;'
sey and Vtsa Hawkins Dover. son,h by n"
iiard's 'apd, and west by SAID l4a'd aFo ~
drew s. Darrow's land.
Likewise, one riece Of wooa Inn co.ntan'as
about four acres, bounded north by iand he'Aie
ing b. the heirs Of Uiuipl Hickey deceased.
east BY jared Bdwell arl joel iiunsertora's
land, soaih by The heirs Of Richard rem Meeea
SCI, and west by Jared Bidwel9, all w5ich Is
valuedat aboat'fIar thousand dollars.
Likewise an undivided right in the land nn2
hull l inCs set to Vcsia Hawkins as d!Yer ir9tg
the estate OF her lite husband William Eawsins
deceased, being a remainder oil two sh'Fds eti !
same, subject 10 said life esta'e--t9r mn = ~
llcnlar description of the same rei'Teac ~
had II Watert6wn Probate Rco.rlS, an 81 \
right is. valued ut about one thousand q
And showing Just and reasonable cause s
ing said Estate, and praying FIR an ordcr s
the same as per petition on hie cttei IN q y
day os Dec mher 1918. mere fully appeays,
ORDERED. THAT said appticaiieA be ~. !. = q
the Pfobuie 0.iirc in Waisno@n ON sne 81
Monday of MareiAnex', u; 9a'cl0ek in the f,re
nom, and that notice ihereof be pulai-hed ia q
weeks successively at least six weeks before
tie time Of said hearing.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
Notice to TailOrs.

VFHE Subscriber, having obtained the
- right for selling Mr.. ID. HILLS new
and very much approved system or ;ule
for Cutting Garments, would e.1fullv
invite those of the trade TO ca. and ex-
anime the scale plates and Looks of ex.
PLANTATION as the above work is very much
approved of by those VINO have become
acquainted with il, and is said 10 be far
superior to any ever before offered to the
public. ELIAS HIIiL
Litchfie,d, lst January, le45. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
MARRIED.

In this iowa, on CHRISTMAS eve, by the
Rev. Mr.. Dickinson, Mr. Benjamin Filley
to Miss Marian WinShip, daughter of Mr.
David Winship.
In histown, on Christmas eve, by the Rev
DR.. Fuller, Mr.. Frederick A. Granniss, to
Miss Mary c. Ward, daughter of Mr. Viii
liam Ward. A Printers loaf received.
In New Marlboro, Mass, on the 25tl
ult., by the Rev Chester Fitch, Mr. James
Cone ofWinsted, and Miss Eliza A. Wrig ht
of the former place. Printers fee received
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01

TIME Court of Probate for the District
Il of Kent has limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the cred
itors of the estate of john l.. Steward late
OF said district deceased, represented in
solvent, in which 10 exhibit their claims
thereto. and has appointed Philo Mills
and JOHN st. John, Commissioners 70 re-
ceive and examine said claims.
I, JOHNSON e. HATClI, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that we
will meet at the late dwelling house of
said deceased in Kent on The last Mon.
days in January and May 1916 AT 10 o.
clock in the forenoon Of each of said
days, TO attend 10 the business of said ap-
poinlment.
PHILo MILLS, y
JOHN II. sr. Jouy, '~0'n" rs
Kent, Dec. 22L, 1915. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
Probate Court, District Of Litchteid, IS. !
IL 60 Z

Probate Court. District Of Litcaield, S. !
Litchfeid, Dec 18th, 1915
VHNHE Judge Of the Court of Probate for the
q Dis trct of Litch6eld has limited and al
lowed SIX months from the date hereof, for the
Torrington in said district deceased, represented
insovent, in which to exhibi. their claims
thereto; and has ppcnted- Messrs. .Assph
G,!le,t and Orson Barber OF said Torrington,
Commissioners 10 receive and examine said
CLAIMS. Certified by
RALPH G. CAMP. Judge .
The subscribers give notice, tina: they shall
meet al the late dwelling house Of said deceas-
ed in said Trringtnn, on the lSti, day Of Fehru-
airy and the 18th day of June 1886 at one o'clock
in the afternoon, on each.of said days, tor the
purpose Of attending to the business Of said APP
polntment.
ASAPH GlLLETT( cor,,,,o,s
ORSON BARBER.} oo"" ''s
All persons indebted TO said Estate. are re-
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01

1T q CoWt Of Probate h9lden al P1au,o,,;5,
sci:Aia aat! ,for he district Ct Plymouth, or
t,e2?a 3oH II Decen'ber, 1915.
Prese'1f, H=Arg B. Grac@s. Esq. Judge.
.E1PON the petition Of Wi'lian, E Wclteo e
" Plymouth in the coIntv Of LitchiieId. shew
ing TO this Court, that he is Guardian Of, ucind.
Terry ana Eli Terry Jr. of Plymouth, within said
district .uno;S,-hat suid minors are tho owaora
If real estate stta,cd in i'le town Of Avon and
county Of Hartford, viz: e. prcc Of land cdniai,
ing abor e1 ncres, bounded north on NoadiG!
Case and S.ephcn A,wa,cr, east on fhomasAus
lin and panerov Iliahv, south on rong,ay an..
Lu.h, iliaby and Eli A,!gnan, and wosr en-
Elias Wuodi NJ and Col Il, & Co. valued at abb.
one inu nnd dours.-That it would he for tie.
Interest Of snid minors thai said land should 6,
sold aad HE ovails thereof placed on intrres
with such secitrlty rs the law directs. prayir.t
FIR lhery 10 sclsai! properly for the purpose
iuresad, IA Ierp''ilion OF file.
1t is ordered hY this Conr', That said Guns.
diangive notice Of s,il aFpca lion, by carsr q
the same to lie published IN one Of The NeMsnn :
prrs printed in f.itchlieil in he County or L@c'-
he'dthrre weeks sncce~si'eiy, nj least six wetts
before the herring ;nnd lIiat saidretinn Wilt
heard. at the Probate Office in snid district, ~
the III. day 81 February neat, at 9 O'Clock 4 r.
Cec.iiio from recorl.
81 NJ N, BurLGR. CLERK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
NOTTCE,

DY virtue an order from the Hon. Cnur, Of
Id Probate for the Dis,rc, Of Plymouth, will
sell on the 29h day of January 1916, so much
Of the Real Estate Of Micah Blakeslee late of
said Plymouth, deceased, as will raise the sum
Of S2o9,S9 with incident charges of SALE Said
properly consists in the interest of the deceased
in the premises now occupied by the widow of
the deceased. Sale to'take place on the prem
Uses. MARVIN BLAKESLEE, Executor.
Plymouth, Dec 20, l645. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
TO PR Iza EERS.
Type Foundry and Printers
FaVrMiSEnisRG Ware EEGtEse.

- eSA hAAShAAAhsj w AAVeNSSs
THE Subscribers have opened new Type
i Foundry in the city of New York, where
they are ready to supply orders to any extent,
for any kind of Job or Fancy Type, Ink, Paper,
Cases, Galleys, Brass Rule, STEEL COLUMN
RULE, Composing Sticks, Chascs, and every
article necessary for Printing Office
The Type, which are cast in new monlds,
from an entirely new set of matrixcs, with deep
counters, are warranted to be unsurpassed by
any ,and will be sold a, prices to suit the times.
All the type furnished by us is hand cast
Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam
Engines of the most approved patterns
N. B.-A Machinist is constantly in attend,
ance to repair Presses and do light work.
COMPOSITION ROLLERS CAST FOR
PRINTERS.
Editors of newspapers, who will buy three
times as much Type as their bills amount 10,
may give the above six months Insertion in
their papers, and send their papers containing
it, to the subscribers.
COCKFORT& OVERENp, G3 hnn-st.
New York, Sept. 8, 1915. Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
$1,000 WANTEn

Try the Subscriber. in payment Tor newspa.
- Pers, advertising, Sc. previous to the Is,
OF October last. All accounts must be paid he.
fore the LIST of March or costs will be made.
CHARLES ADAMS.
Litchfeld, Jan. /, 1915.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
ITO Stone yWasOs,s &. goi,,e,.s,

HNHE undersigned will. be in Liichield at
L Spencer's Hotel, on the ii,iid Tuesday
com day. Of January next, Of ] O'Clock P. NJ.
with plans and specifications, prepared to con-
tract Tor The work part Of remodeling the Coun-
tyGoal, and converting the same into ''Cotn-
" Workhouse." Proposals will he received for
The work BY the job, OF by the day.
LESTER LOOMS. } ca.
LEMAN w. CUTLER, county
JOSEPH l. GAYLORD, O0tnln rs
LItchteld, Dec. 10, 1918.
The Hartford (Weekly) Courant and Water
bury American will please give the above three
insertions, and send their bills to the County
Commissioners a
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01

TNHE Coart of Probate for the District
of Wateriown hath limited and al
lowed six months from the date hereof,
for the creditors to the estate of Friend T..
Hawkins late of Watertown deceased, 10
exhibit their claims for settlement
Those whoncglcct TO present their ac-
counts. properly a,tested, within said time,
will be debarred recovery. All persons
indebted 10 said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
CHAUNCEY l.. DAYTON,
Administrator.
Watcr,own, December Is, 1915.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
ON POINT FOLLY.

ON FONT FOLLY. .--
NHoMAS Adds Jr has put this House
IN good condition and will furnish
noe oysters, Cg0ee,-8r at shortest notice.
EssA Kept On hand for sale at all times. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
Correspondence of the Expressly
TEXAS ADMITTED BY THE SENATE.
WAsHINGroN, Dec. %, rs

w Assxuerou Dee % lSlS
y The Bill for the admission Of Texas was re-.
ported from the Judiciary Committee, as it
"a. sed the Honse Of Penrrsentat;ses
Mr. Webster. Though his words might be
wasted. would not consent 10 the pass,pe of The
-Rill without. remonstrance against some Of it's
obnoxious provisions. and particularly against
those which perpetua,ed the institution of
slavery. The CONSTITUTION of Texas nernetua.
ted slavery in manner more ,obnoxious and
ueculiar than the CONSTITUTION of any Of The
Stale, OF the Union I'VE NAV thaak the aboli.
t,onists for this) and he could mot. after wha,
h;s STATE had dnre uron tho .nh;oct con.snt -
the pass,.e Of such u bin in silcnee "'e"' "
Dir. Webster's speech, though brief and mild,
was firm and fair exnos;tion az the on;n;on,
generally held nv the Wings nj the Norih a IN
the enlargement Of the territory and the GRAN,
of snec;ai nrivileges 70 he Save State.
NJ Mics of,ssonn d...J ~, go t,- .,,.,
Dil or Iont E..sals,.,,, ,;,h",,, ,..,,J -,
o~.s. a,,ar ,ho 60. ~ go W
,,;rsc,Iv from - ..;'is.,.". 'e Ts;. s,,.S
h",-svsr h;s, cans,;,.sa..,s Ii, ,,....!~s !,
roor .nn,onv as% Nv sn.s d ~,
!" me puhl;: on;n;nn ;. IL. S.s sS AZ. u.,u.
;ngton! Of Cosn- sts.sd h;s nh;.c,;on. a. u.
Hi hreGv md H.. rsn.rs. ~. r0sh ~ s"e
resnect for nui,,;c on;n;nn ,han ,h,sa - 80 ~.
.oIis,.,,c "r'"'o" ''"" '"o'e " "i'
:. No ohs,ruct;oos war. .hr,,,, :, .,o ,,,.r -,
H. n,ss,ve NJ ths nil "a h",,, :" 40. w"s y,
.hrse Il !, ..s ,,.asa I T.. .be ss.,a.. WV an"
-Ayes ii. Noes "a - Wv '"e WIZ
Yeas-Messr. Allan Arch.- ash,., a..h
;son. A,herten Rerr;en Ran.o,, -. b. De-.
by. Breeze. Calhoun C..s Ch.p,,sr. Cr,am:,
Dickinson. Dir. Fa;rs.Id H.nna-an sssw,~r..;
Jenness. jebnsor rf IA T.aw go: NJ
gum. Niies. Pennvb,cLsr Ss.;.r S,.;.,h,
Sturgeon, Turpey, Wsscott-sI. ''
Nays--Mcssrs r Claw. c,.;. III.
Phelps, Simmons, Upham. Webster and Wood.
bridge-i3.
Texas having thus been annexed to the sat
Isfactlon OF the dominant party, Mr.. Levy, Of
FLORIDA. followed with resolution declaring
.nat u was expsdient for the President of the
United States to open negotiations Jer the ees.
sson zee SHnG q Cuba to he United
Sfates. ms resolution lies ever for one day.
-. MT. benton moved an inquiry from the Mi
itia Comm"ee az 10 the raising Of Companx
" oappe's anG Miners' ana Mr.: Ashley repoFtk
Tn o,'s TOT tne extension OF the laws Of the
United states over Texas. An Executive SEES
The morning business was Of no importance
osy"na .ne p'esen!a..o N o. large number OF
Ho1TSE m REpRESENraT T A@'
The House n,ocesaed - ~. .I..,;a, -
-ch.ni.;n
M M;,h,rr having r.cs;,.d nm n. ,h;,a
t .:s":. "a' II7s oa ."e ..H
ALL si...sS ;AS. AZ 49, ~Ss I..e'sS
csrns hsrs Srou, ~. W.s, "'''
Tha $500 - ~. &C.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
CAME INTO

urszsuxEsvsass THE enclosure Of the sub
bsss IFsNWS scriber on or about the27th
November last Calves
-kksAAA-alMsS&sau one dark brown Steer
Calf. the Other light red Heifer. The
owner is requested 10 prove property,
pay charges and take them away.
lebanon TYLER.
Winsted. Dec s, 1545. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
Hay is held at 81 a $l.O6.
Boston, Sept. 10, 1915.
To- THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.


Dear Sir-I take pleasure in communicating
through you, to all whom it may concern, and
the public generally, the astonishing effect
your truly wonderful medicine has had upon
me have enjoyed perfect health for four or
five years. Physicians told me my liver was
diseased, and that might some day die with
consumption. Last September, 1s45, took
slight cold. which produced hacking cough !;
this continued until February, lS45, when
added another cold my cough increased, soon
lost my appetite, and my strength tailed. Foi
six weeks could not lie upon one side; sweat
very much nights, raised considerable blood
during the winter, and could not speak loud
word for two weeks. With all these bad symp-
toms. had very severe pain in my side and be-
tween my shoulders general debility followed.
| was confined to my room about eight weeks
had buried q sister and brother, both died
with Consumption. | expected to die myself !;
my friends also despared Of my life. AT this
time an uncle who had been benefited himself,
advised me 10 take
Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
accordingly procured bottle, took it. and felt
some better; obtained another, and third -
then ceased to bleed, and my cough was much
better; but my disease was so deeply rooted, !
was obliged 10 continue taking the Balsam until
had taken seven bottles. can honestly and
truly say, ! believe DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry saved my life.
MRS. MARY B. GOULD.
We are personally acquainted with Mrs
Gould, assisted in taking care of her during her
sickness, believe and know the above state
ment to be true.
MRS. P. c. PRESCOTT,
MRS. S. A. BACHELDER,
No. Commercial Street.
Boston, Mass, Sept H. 1915
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01

We believe that entire dependence or faith
to cure the sick will be OF little avail, and yet
it seems the only hope when using many of the
and its kindred complaints. There must evil
IDENTITY be some regular specific action on the VI.
tai organs TO induce them to take on renewed
vigor and return to healthful stage. This is
especially the actual mannerof cure by Brinck.
erhoff's Health Restorative it first cleanses
and puriGes the diseased part and then restores
and strengthens gradually to its proper and won.
ted duties and powers. See the advertisement
more particularly. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01

TO lnc them; or if you choose to have
them made to order, at a fair price, he
viii give you your moneys worth. No.
thing shall be left undone that ought to
De done to all who may please to call.
AS for INDIA RUBBERS, the best ar.
ticie IN the world may be found at his
Store. Please call and see.
N. B. II all those patrons whose &C.
counts are due. would call and pay up,
they would much oblige me. If not
must oblige them.
L. o. MEAFOY,
First door East of Court House.
Litchheld, Jan. !, 1916. 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
Notice.

INOlRCGs
1'ilE- subscriber has the agency Of the Far
l. rlngtpn FLOUR at this place, and can
now sell it to merchants for exactly the price
at the mill, by adding the regular Freight, aud
will constantly have it on hand.
.4LSO-For Sale, $500 W.T.. Wheat Bran
and Shorts, Rye and Buckwheat Flour, and
Corn Meal.
.ALSO-A large assortment of Goods, and a.
bout 1000 ydS, CARPErlNG irum 20 cts. to
one dollar per yard.
TERMS READY PAY.
A. p. PORTER
West Cornwall, Dec. 10. $50
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01

Lst chffeId County Attention.! /
PLaSTER! PLdS1ERI PL.aSqEB i
TARMINeToN CANAL
VIE Subscribers have on hand, and otFyrr q
Il sale V-'eA =
200 tons Nova Scotia BIne Plaster
leJ1 barrels Rochester ard GeneaR Flour
9oo bushels Rock and Turks Isl5 ,iSalt
100 bags Salina d.
20 -hhds. PoTto Rico and s. C. Eslassss
~ chests and half chest Young ll,soa, ~,
son. CanpowFder and BIacKkrcas
20 bags old Java Coffee
20 6 Laguyra do i
% boxes and half boxes Punch Raisins
go kegs Fall River Nails, ell sizes
loss'Eef with general assortment Of.
CRoCERzEs,ana DRYG0oDg
Boots ard Shoes, &c. sc. all. of which ere -.
determined TO sefl at small advance l,on ess
Tor readgpa :
plainvi!le, January 1916. ANA
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
Probate Cart, District IF fi'chfeiH, So. !
Litchfsl9, NccCnJEr ISL. 1873.

u
Litchfsld, hcrmJer 16M, 1915, {
FEvEE Indigo of the Court Of Probate for t.,
X District Of litrl GiId, has limited and ~
lowed six months from tic date hereof, for q
creditors OF the esintc of Orrts Bnrbtr. late
Cornwall in said Dsr;ct, deceased reprcsen'e
insolvcnt, IN whicli 10 exhibit ,hctr claims thctc
to; and has appein ci Gusinyns Rouse sal
Cornwall and Ward Carer of Warren, COMMITS.
sioners to receive aud examine said claims.
Certified by
-, WIN. e. DicK1Ns ". Clerk
The sphrcrifere gle notice that they eh, :
IN said Cornwall on, HE 18th day q F,elrun,
and the l3thtisv OF Jane l94s at one O'Clock
me afternoon cneach Of saIA DAYS for the rnrpt,
OF attending % le business nf said appoil,nea.
VARS VANS c CAR I fER, Commissions.
AUrrr4pas inleb'ed 10 said Estate are reeuca
ted "a make Immediate paymeat 10
III CHARLES CARTER, Admir-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
BROKE INTO,
CLINE EV"TO

TNHE enclosure of the, subscriber on
IL ora bout the LIST inst. 2 two year old
ElEIFERS-onc light and the other u
dark red. The owner or owners are re-
ques,ed to prove property, pay charges,
and take them away.
OBEDIENCE DORMAN.
So. Canaan. 10Th Dec, 1645. $50
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
New-York Cattle Market. dec. 20.

New.YOTk Cattle Marketed 20.
At market, 800 Beef Cattle, (33 from the
South); 60 Cows and Calves, and 5000 Sheep
and Lambs.
Reef Cattie--Of the very small number at
market last week, $50 remain unsold. We
quote 81 rs IS. and SIS for inferior and mid
ding qualities, and Sc, $50 6.75 for good and
prime.
Coscs 4 CalUes-Prices range from $15 to
$32, as in quality. All sold.
Sheep & Lan,bS-Market clearedat 81 so 4
as.
Hay is held at 81 $l.O6.
Brighton Market....Monday, Dec. %.
At Market, $50 Beef Cattle, IS head
Stores. 1900 Sheep, and 800 Swine. 200 3.
Cattle unsold.
Beef Cattie-Sales ofextra IS 25; first quail
ity Ats TO $5, second quality $4.25 to 4.50;
thir | 3,50a 1925.
iStOreS-No sales. .-.
Sheep-Sales of small lots from $125 to
$2.25.
Strinc-Lots to peddle at 8 1-2 and Lee ]
selected lot 3.4 and 3-4c. at retail from 20
5 lac.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01

DrsrREssiNG CAsUALrY.-It grieves us to
state that Lieut.. Rankin, Of one OF the compa.
mes Of Urited States Artillery, stationed at St.
Augustine. east Florida.) a very promising
young oiilcer Of the army. was riding on horse.
back on "Wednesday evening, contemplating a
visit to friend near the city. when the horse
started With him, and the bridle-rein breaking
Lieut.. r. was thrown violently against one OF
the trees 10 South Broad st. His head having
struck the tree, conclusion Of The brain was
caused. and the sufferer, up to last evening, lay
very precarious situation, though attended
by medical gentlemen Of the 6Yst rank in their
profession. Lieut.. r. was on Temporary Wis.
Il to his family and friends in this city.
SGVGRnGh Georgian, Dec. 10.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
BROKE ENTO

s.xswwsysx 'FHE enclosure ofthe sub.
NS.6 - scri Der, one light red
yearIing STEER. with crop
@ksssskAA--- and half PENN mark on
The ear; wo vearling HEiFERS, one
with large white star or mark on the
head. the other partly white on the back.
The owner or owners are requested to
take them, paying char ges and cost of
this advertisement. -~ T-71
ABlJAH CATLIN.
Harwinion, 20 Dec. 43l
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
LOST!

HaSocAA nN the 2sth of Novcm-
esssEsN, Oter lust. between Som,h
tiaasaaa Farms and Alil,un. n d6nblc
cased silver English WATCH, with a
WIRE cram and brass key attached. The
finder will be Suitably rewarded b. 1cay.
ing it VI this of fec.
Lrchfield, Dec. "a, II
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
NO TE9E.

TNHt. Board Of Relief for the town Of Itch
L. field will meet at the County House in
said town ON Monday the 5,h of January 1916
at O'Clock in the forenoon, for the purpose OF
hearing all appeals from the doinss of the As
SCISSORS OF said town On the list Of 1915, and o.
adjusting and eqnalizing said list. >,
JOSIAH G. BECKWiTH, \
RUFUS AMES, Board
lTHAMER PAGE, Of
WILLIAM NEWTON. Relief.
TRUMAN STONE,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01

JOSEPH N. CLARKE,
S 4 = AAlTnWIATER, NATHAN PECK, Jx
X TX A ~ E2IVT, II. S SOJI.E,,
WILLIS BRISTOL, AARON BHVEni,i'ttr
w. Fl. ELLiS,f HARVEY RAbWP<
I nIa, ', r, E-SG!dSlI. SHELDON RASSEFI
DIN Nlo htS!4.Kl.I. ENOS SPERRY.
p, s. GAhPfE: Sec ''s'
Ll!chli2li, Dec II, 1915.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
TOT,KEE

hereby given thatthe Assessors and Board
l. Of Relief Of the town of Lltchfieid will
meet at the County House on Monday the 9th
Of January next, at O'Clock in the forenoon,
for The purpose of making attachments Of polls
the correction and regulation of the lists of
thetown, and to do any other business which
the law requires. 4e
1ominson Wells,
Ethel Emmons,
Christopher Hhceler, Assessors.
Charles Booth,
Sherman Landon,
J. G. BtckaViM, !
Rufus fines, Board
Momer Page, of
William .Nt,cf0n, Relief.
Truman Stone,
Litchfield, Dec is, 1916 Ia
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
SY AGED

EROM the Subscriber ON or about
D. the LIST of September last, 2 bright
red yearling STEERS-no artificial
mark. A reasonable compensation will
be given for information which shall
load IN their reCoverv
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-01-01
CAME INTO

the enclosure on or about the LIST Of No.
vember. bright red yearling HEiFER.
The owner can have her by proving pro-
perry, paying charges and taking her a.
way. HoRATIo BENTON.
Litchficld, Dec. 90, 1915. 81