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Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29

Colleges.--There are in the United
States lie colleges, the oldest Of which
is Harvard University, at Cambridge,
Massachusetts. established in 1888. The
next Oldest is William and Mary, at VIII
liam, bur., Va, established in 1891.
The third is Yale College, at New Haven,
established in 1900. The aggregate
nun5r Of volumes in the libraries Of
these colleges is 6t3,32S. The library
of Harvard University numbers $4,000
volumes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29

Died in this town, Nov. goth, ELLEN
LOUISA, aged IS years and Z months,
only child Of Lucius and Mary Ann
Wilmot.
" That 90 norm not as tAey that haze no
hope"
Nourner, bent with heavy woe.
Lift 10 Heaven thy fearful eve;
God hath drawn the radiant bow
On tiIe cloud Of agony. s.e.f
Mourn not ys a. those that say,
Death ia an eternal sleep;
e He. who bore your gem away.
Safely villa tie Jewel keep.
- Hath not God laid up on high, f.
This the treasure oI your l"SeR
Let your hearts ascend the sky.
Carnered in his hOme abovet
Christ hath ris.n e. ON the tomb,
II we trust his power TO save,
He will bring Us through the gloon,
Victess O'er the cOnquering grave.
Death is hui the las, adieu,
Ere with cioudless joy we meet;
Where no tear shall dim the view
Glad-redeemed-- Jesus feet.
Nov 2lst, 1912 J. l.. W.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
.EYlLtOls Tee P0r1W.

Tue Ladies Of Trinity Parish, Million.
intend To hold Tea Party, toS the sale Of
Useful and Fancy Articles, 70 repair, the
Church edi6ce, On the evening Of Thanks
giving Day. and the evening following, The
29th and 3O,h Of Nov.) at the house OF
Capt, samuel Wright, one mile east OF Mil
ton centre. Donations 10 Money and in
any saleah!e articles are earnestly solicited.
The pHblic generally are invI,ed 20 attend.
EvERETr II. WKeHT,l
CHAs. ID. WHISTLER,
ALMON J. EEAcH, M.
WILLIAM g. GUILD, "a"Sse'"
LEANDER JENNINGS,
Jas. B. NEwcuMR, q
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
District ot Lilchfelr. 8.
District of New Milford, 81. J

PROBATE Court, Nov. Z, Io4y.
ESTATE Of JOEL ". STONE, Of said
New Milford, an assigning insolveut debtor
10 said Di.tfiei.
ORDERED, That the Trustee upon said
estate exhibit his Trustee account to this
Conrt for adjustment, at the Probate OGice
IN New Milford. on the lHh day Of NoVcm-
Der, lS49, at nine O'Clock, forenoon and
that al persons interested III said estate,
may he noifsd thereof, lhe Trustee upon
said estate, viii! eanSe this Order to be pub
lshel in a newspaper printed in LrehGe:d,
ant p' 81 copy thereof Oh the sig" pos, IN
said New Milford, nearest The residence of
the said Stone, and IN Que Other public
place. Attest.
JULIUS b. HARRISON. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29

At Cour, Of Probate holden al Kent, with.
in aud for The District Of Ken, on the
10Th day OF November A. ID. lS49.
Present. Rufus Fuller, J. Esq. Judge
ESTATE Of ETHEL CARTER, late of
Kent in said District deceased.
'RNtlE Administrator represents the estate
in>o!vea,, and pays the appointment
Of Commissioners thereon Whereupon,
ordered, tha, Commissioners to receive, ex.
anime aad adjust the claims OF the creLit.
ors Of said estate, be appointed at the Pro.
bate DIRE in said Kent, on the 81 day OF
December lS49, a, z o'clock in the after.
noon,-ahd that all persons interested IL
said estate may be notified thereof, the adj
min,>irator will cause this order 10 be rub
iiShtd in newspaper printed ia Lich6e,j
County and posi- copy thereof On the Pub
&c sign post, nearest the place where the
deceased last dwelt.
Certified by
3S27 RUFUS FULLER, Jr., Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29

A LARGE assortment Of Drugs q Med
"A. ic,nes, Oils Paints. Varnishes. Dye.
S,ulFs, Brushes. Perfamery, Guitar and VII
ain Strings, Fancy Soaps. Shaving G cam,
T.n,h Pasle, LuhiR's Genuine Extracts
aaa an Ihe articles usually kept in r0un.
ry Doug Siore, constantly 90 hand aad TOT
sale a The Dug aad Medicine Store OF lhe
snnscriApr. Also. Pare Wine aud Liquors,
Londoa Porter. &C., vsR MEDlcssAL PUR'
sosEs. ,v.,.Acr
wooahusy, OF. aasA, tSsD. ~ -
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29

TNHE 81 's"Tiber will sOoR visit the towns
l. If thIs C'untv, and Committees Teachers
Parents and Traders will do we'll IN anvil
themselves Of his facilities in Supplying any
thing in this line.
a very large hist "f Sunscribnrs is con ient-
ly expected for the New York independent.
The FaIAilV Christian Almanac fer 1857.
published by rhe american rtact Society, will
be offered t" every family.
Ped'ers snnplied with Maps, Charts. Pam
iPhlets g., SC. ia. .E..~s.s.f
LEVI cATLrN.
! kitchiela Oct. 1919 -n---------.ll--.---.-
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
AMERICAN ART UNION.

Our readers are Fcminded tina, the anna>
al drawing will lake place Within thirty
days. There are about one thousand pf'>
yes ID be won. and each subscriber will get
q heaut fol etching, a >rae dia engraving a
copy Of the Monthly Bolle.in, for his 3d.
With a chance foc picture worth $2OOO
1New Haven Journal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29

WErTrNG BRrcK Few people, says the
Madison Bannsr, except builders. are aware
of the advantage Of wet,in2 bricks before
laying them. A wall twelve inches thick,
bni Of good mortar, with brick we'll soaked
is stronger. in every respect, than 0ne SIX
Teen incheS thick hull! dry.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
To the Court Of Probate for tie District
of Litcl tell.

To the Court Of Probate for tie District
Of Litc4feld.
OF ANN C. KENT Of
- Litchhela in the County Of Liichtirld re.
specially sh0welh; That she is guardian to
Almira c. Booth, and George +. Booth, Mi.
nors belonging to said District, and that said
Minors are The owners OF the following real
estates viz: An undivided interest in thee
pieces of Land lying IN said town about two
miles westerly trom the Court House in said
town. The t1:st piece Is bounded Norhcriy
on highway, Easlerly, ps,ely on highway Snd
partly On lard ~ The possession Oi Etada ".
DORA, SoutherIy by land in possession Of said
OsS"rn aad Westerly. by Benjamin Vail's
land, with Dwelling House and other ouill.
ings thereon. he 81 piece lies eastetly at
the abovc-of trianguler form. bounded on
all sides by highw y. The 81 piece les also
EAstorly from the first above, and il bounded
Yves, BY nighvsy-Norlhe,iy by James o..
born's land, Eas,eIly by Norman Ba, be. . lard
and Sou'he,iy by land lately owned by Amelia
Hart deceased
And she further says, TIA, the estate ia at
present unpro.iuclive--,hat the awaits thereof
| are wanted ftr lhe.support, anienancp and
education nf sald Minors and that il will he
TOT the advantage vt said Minors to SILL the
same, and invest the avals thereof according
40 law wherefore she says thai there is jus
and reasonable cause for selling the sane She
therefore pra,s the Cou't :" order said real
estate to be sold and to emf over her or some
other meet person to seal the same, pursuant,
to the statute in such case made and provided
Dated November 20lh 1919.
ANN G. KENT. Guardian.
District Of Lilchfelf. IS.
Probate Cont, Nov 20ih 1919 I
ORDERED-That the foregoing applica-
lion be heard and deirrlain.d at the Probate
"ffice in Llirhfeld on the 9th day Il January
II $50. at 10 O'clock forenoon and that notice
thereof be published in some public newspa.
per near thu place where such real estate lies,
three weeks successfully, Il least six " eeks
before said tIme assigned.
CHARLES ADAMS, bulge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29

Youaq Mems Mstitute.--The Rev. II
L. VAIL, Of CORNWALL. will deliver the
next Lecture before the Institute, on
Monday evening, the 81 Of December.
Subject. The Elements ol Village
Improvement"
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
Notice.

A large numheL Of neat sewe.s can find CON-
slant employment on SHIFTS, Bosnms, Collars
and Wristbands, al the New Haven Shirt Mans
utactOTy.
The prices for GEst qnalhy will be advanced
I2 I" 30 per cent un Last years prices.
Applications can be made b, Mail, stating
how the work shall be dltected and sent.
Also Wanted, several yong women to
learn the Ironing at the Factory.
Direct To- O F WINCHESTER.
TT State ST, New Haven,
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
District OF RoSbuiy, -

DlSITlCI " noNoutNi ~
Probate Court. Oct. 90, IS39.
ESTATE Of SARAH MALLoyY, lale OF
z nxbufy. in said district. decoas"d.
the C6u4i Of Probate for the Distsct Of
RoxbnTy, hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof. for The Credit.
Yrs oi said Estate. represented insolyeni, in
which 10 exhibit THEN claims theIel" aud
mas appointed Harvey H. Castle, and Samuei
W. Baldwin Esqrs. OF Commissioners o, receive
and examine said Claims.
Certified by
AARON W. FEM, Judge
The subscribers give notice thtt they shall
meet At the Probate Office in sad R'xhui.
on the third Saturdays # JanusEy and April.
next ensuing. 81 o'clock in the afternoon on
eacn Of said DAYS. far the purpose OF attend
ing On the business VI said appoint m~hs.
HARVEY y CASTLE. commI'
SAMUEL w. BALDWIN. SINNERS.
All persons indebted Ia said Estate are re-
guessed 10 make immediate pa. U1sni :"
ASHUR WARD. AdTnihlSaraier.
Sw?9
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
choice FlOur from New Wheat.

75barrels F" Hills" Pastry Flour.
90 halt hbls do do do. -F.
20 Or Dbl sacks do do do.
l53 bblS do fancy do.
50 halt bbls do do do.
~ do do Graham dO
10 bb's do do d.,
3U0 bbIs "Ely's" extra do.
100 half bills do do do.
900 bbis Fiy's extra Family do.
Is halt bbs do do do.
For sale BY NATH'L A. BACON,
Canal Basin Wharf
New Haven, Oct. 10. 4549. "5~v %
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29

We invite the attention Of the people
Of Litch6eld County to the adver'ize-
ment of our worthy fellow townsman'
Mr. Levi Catlin. His Agency presents
a convenient opportunity for the PUBLIC
to supply themselves with books and
newspapers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
PAURANiG R&pDRp.

Al Court vi Probate tOlden at Litchheld,
within and for the District Of Litehfield, on
the ais, day OF November a. D. ls49.
Preseat Charles Albums, Esq, Judge
ESTATE ct WILLIAM MILES, late Of
Goshen in said District, deceased.
EINHE Administrator represents the estate
l. insotvent, and pFavs the appointment ct
Commissioners thereon; Whereupon Ordered,
that Comm issiuhers ~ receive, examine, and
adjust he claims III the creditors Of said estate,
be appointed at the Prob &c Office in Li,ch.
field ON the 81 day Of December 1919 at 100.
clock ia the forenoon {; and thai all pefsuns
interested in said estate may be notified there's
Of, the Administrator will cause this order 10
be published in newspaper printed in Litsh.
field County and post copy thereof OIL the
public sign-poSt nearest the place where the
deceased last dwell in said Goshen.
a ltue ,py Of Record
lw2o CHARLES ADAMS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
NEW ARRIVAL OF
FALL GOODS.
AT THE

Emporium Of Fashion.
TUST received French Merinoes, Thibet
j Cloths. Cashmeres anh Muslin DeLai,es,
Of all col"ars and qualities BEacs and Colo
SilFs, M"hair SC, WARY, Alpaccas, knstres.
fine assortment, SupeV Black aud C"lor'd
Chameleon dress Silks French Bombazlaes,
and Bsrreges. French, English. and American
Prints, all descriptions. Brocha, Cashmere
and Wtrsled Square and Robroy Long Shawls.
and Flanneis. Ribbons. Fringes, Gimps, New
syl", Buttons, Sapcr Gloves, Hosiery, Laces,
Edglnes SC.
ALSO
Cloths, c Issilnnres. Saliinpts .ana ONE thou-
SIND other articles IN this line, .4LSO-
Groceries, Cr"cXerv. Hardware Cans, Shoes
Over Shoes, &c. Ais" Church Psa.m Boosks
For Sale very low at the
ZEE HIVE.
s N, BRONSON. Agent.
Oc'. l3th 1910
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29

ME COParlner$hip hitherto existing be-
tween the Subscribers, under the name
and hrm Off. K. Wallace s Co, Is this day
dissolved, ty mutual c'nS-nG.
X, WALLACE,
C. II. WEBB.
Woodbury., Oc,. 24th.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

CULI4EC TUX 5 NUT4CE.
A LII pcrs"nS liable ny faw TO pay taxes
"A in the Town Of Norfolk, or the list Of
lS4S, are hereby no'iti.d tina. I will meet
them TO receive the same at the Hotel of
John A. Shepard on Wednesday. the 2S,h,
and at the House Of Bushnell Knapp, on
Thursday. the 9Th, aud at the House OF
'mes NJ. Cowles, on Friday, The 18th, OF
December next, from ] 10 4 o'cL ek P. Nj.
on each of sand days.
All persons negtecting said notice, must
expec. 20 pay travelling Fees
LEVI Z. PHELPS, Collector.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
AARON w. FEM, Judge.

TNHE Court Of Probate iog The District 81
4 LrchdPid hath limited and allowed six
months IRON the date hereof, f,r the eEedti0Ts
10 the estate IL :. BliAk A. ENSIGN. late ol
Lich6eld in said Dislrict. decreased. in whirh
90 exnibii their claims IN. allowance and set
element Those MsgleclSng 10 present ihsir
account within said time, prapeEly aisesied,
will he dehMted Fer0vcFy. All persons IN
tlehled to said estate are requested q make i'm
mediate payment 10 =
ciikRi.Es A. Ealsl0N. Enesulus.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
StOocs! St0Ues! I!

VFHE subscriber is selling Stoves very
. Il cheap, and decidedly The best patterns
OF Air tight, Cook g. Parlor Stoves ever Of
ftred to the public.
CHAIN PUMPS
WHOLESALE and Retail Chain. Tubc.
Wheels &c. PedlaIs supplied with every
article 10 the Pump line.
G Iron Castings
OF every description. Fui"a"ee constants
" in blast. This is The place 10 buy cheap.
II. BALD WIN.
Washing,on, c., Nov. OH. 1919
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
49, SSssSsss - ssss..!!z.Ats
N aug atuck a:iro
TO ES'iaaS.css.

AV ~ GsGS@G&1a
FALL ARaANGEIESl CoNMEN.
cling, SEpE. .3VtI, lS4a.
THiRST passenger train will leaves Dsidgc-
II port for Wlnsied. at 4 40 p. Ia connect~
ing at Siraiturd with the ! p r.. train 'roun
New Haven.
Freight train. with passenger car attached
will leave Bridgeport Tor WATERMAN" 1t 10 10
a. I'm. connecting At Stafford with the . 50 a.
m train from New Haven.
Freight train with passenger car attached
will leave Bridgeport for Winsted eVsiY morn
Ing at S Am
Returning.
First passenger train will leaves Wasted at
SO A. Nj, connecting a. The junction with a
special train TO New Haven, and arrives nj
bridgeport IN time !,r the passengers 10 take
the 1895 ;n in TO New York, or Albany.
Freight train with Passenger Cat attached
wi ieavs W,nsled at 80 ?. IN. ard arrive inE
tine tor the 8 50 tran 10 New Havc".
Ereigh; train with Passenger Car attached
will leave Wal erbpsy at 2 as y, IN, and coz
nee. with the trsin Cor New Xosk and Nsw
Haven.
A line Of Stages connect with the Rail Road
from Woodbury., South Farm., S."tnbvEy.
Oxford, Waiertown. Litchi I'D, New tia' :.osd-
aad th'ch"acs.y!ie.
All freight taken diree: 10 and fr"r: New
York, New Haven, Bridgeport, OF az. Of the
stations on the line %: said Gpad~
PIlLO HURD, Sup:t.
Priigepor', Nov. liih.lSi9,
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
jennings PateDt Safety Gas.

r AMPS and Phosgene Gas fnr burning IL
- the SANE CT sale by Tho subscriber. Al
InIces af Table LaUnps h"m ~ Ca Sa,jO Al-a
gnad assortment &c SPIRIT Gas Lamps, with
Barning Fluid Zoe ths sane. -
ives. cssawall. oee. is,A lssa
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
j Dayton.

Keeps ON Hand n General Assortment
36uaical INSTRUMENTS.
CONSISTING OF
Victims, RaSs VislS, Acc0rdeons, Tam
b0rineSi Castaneis,
Strings for all kinds Of Instruments,
PEGS, APRONS, BRIDGES. Rows, CLAIR.
oSHT REEDS, TUNING FORKS, RosIS,
PIANO WIRE, SHEET Music.
RESTRICTIONS BOOKS,
&C., &C., &C.,
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining Instru.
ments At the lowest price, are respectfully
invited 70 call and examine for themselves
instruction givcn upon the Piano Forte,
Organ, Seaphinc. Melodeon, Bass Viol,
and in Thorough Bass. Piano FOrtes,
Ocgaas. and other Instruments Tuned
GSd Repaired 70 erder.
.. DAYTON.
WolesttviIls. October. lasa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
AT PattisOns
Stovc-W are House

StOVC-V are House
A~~
TIN WARE MANUFACTORY,
IVAN be found owe Of the best aSsoGt-
" mcn,S Ut
COOK and PARIOR STOVES
to he seen ~ Lilchheld County. ArrangeN
msniS have been m 'de WilA the pr incipal
Stove Manufacturers of Albany aud Troy,
which will enable me TO sell atpIices which
canuo be competed with.
-Als0-
Constantly on hand. Stove Furniture,
Pipe, Sheet Zine, Tin Ware, &C., &c.
All kinds of job Work usually done in
such establishments will re done az shot
notice. and on te:mS that viii n0l fail 10
sun customers.
The sabscr,l,vr would here inDsm his
patrons and the public, that he has remov>
ed his shop 10 more co,nmoIii"us apari~
men,s--opposi,c Pratt Il Fosters S0Ie on
the Lorlh.
w. C. PATTISON.
Yves, Cornwall. Sept. s, ls49. IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
Charity Bait

THERE will be u CHARITY BALL
held a. the house Of Mr.. Edwin Dickinson,
one mile east of Milton centre, on Thanks,
giving Day evening, Nov. ~, lS49, com
mencing at Z O'clock.
The proceeds of rhe BAH will he given to
the Ladies' Sewing Society, of The Episco-
pal Society. ia Milton, for the purpose of
repairing The Episcopal Church edi6cc, of
this place.
Refreshments furnished by the Tea Par.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29

Consisting Of Ribbons, Flowers, s.!ks. Six
Velvet aud Shurrcd Satin. Hats, Ladies
Caps, HEAD Dresses, l.aees, EdgeIngs. Vel.
vei Ribbons, Combs.
ALSO.-Mode and Bombaxihe i.a,s,
vails, Gloves, Collars, CEavats kc., CO
Mourning.
Tue above articles win 81 said a aneh
prices a. cannol lAil 70 IL easlnGhnmsr.
kisehhslds o.. "a. loaa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29

MARRIED.
In Wa,er,own, Nov. 20h, Mr.. JOSEPH
A.. MUHSON, of MidLfrhurv. to Miss SA-
kAH l.. HAWKINS, .G Wa.ertown.
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Lots for Sale at the Springs

The Bradford Springs Institute Company
own tract Of about 700 acres land, includ-
ing near 100 springs, many of them very bold,
and all of them afi6rding the purest and most
wholesome water to be found any where il,Ihe
state.
The Company proposes to sell about 500
acres III lots from 5to so acres, at fair and
moderate prices, to such persons as would
conlucc to society and tic interests of the
Institution.
The Springs have long been known as
safe and pleasant summer residence, and
needs no further dcscription--pcrsons wish
ing to purchase summer lots, will please ap-
ply to the subscriber or either OF the Trustees
ol tho Institute.
d. B. McLAURIN.
Sect. d.. Treas.
June 6, 1910. 33 At
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Dancing sssollas|

Mr., loTIps ,iies
isltlzengof S,tsnt hinys
a ANG.INEs "A - A y t5eir VII lllgges
and teach tlissa should SIS
sufficient number be- sbtaIned liol
,yIllinstract sctil-
!9ps, Waltz I,elks: Ma iin every
kihd;of FnnsyD 5aic aes such aE, ss,olsfsks,
Cracovie vienne. q aa, icl lornpipc.
>Cossack, VarsoFieane ST hssgi Isoiae-S
'eh, etc. etc. b j,atiss of Franee,
;bnt has residei IN Char lesion. 81 s for ,ile +
s.ast eight year,. where lie DAN
e'ns with ti,e snecess I'M the first
'laflilies and Academic eI. he has
good testimonials which lie sfiil be lsapfy Ia {
SHOW toipersoris wishing 10 pairorizc b
tie VIII also teach Cot lions or ladsies in
~ lessons (Which tak kes sncral, at least
Two quarters to be learned and should stlotiaI my
one attending thes is lessi,,,s he unable 10 q
thon.
EDITORS office s.
May .23, 1910 3
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-04

Or 4'he price ofs1'ackagcs of Quarter
Tickets only,;is advertised above.
~ The Managers Printed Drawings,
endorsed by the Commissioners appointed
Qor this 'purpose) by the Governor Of Mary.
land, are in all CAGES sent to our Correspond
cnts
r Letters always strongly and carefully
seslel.l -. -.
Tho purchasers OF Packages OF Tickets
seldom have more than six chances against
their drafting ina Package any ofthe Capital
Prizes, hMd one Package may draw four OF
the highest. Prizes. Twa-lhir.ls of the Pri-
zes are sold in Packages of Tickets.
" please Order a'fcw days BEFORE The
Lotteries draw. rAll Orders punctualIy an
swered by the return mails.
Persons at distance from Baltimore, who
wish: "Fortinc Bucklcd on their Backs"
will.kqtl ,ltat-it is only necessary to enclose
the price las laid down in tho above sched-
ulc,) for a Package or Single Ticket to The
Truly hortuna;e, Far-Famcd and Old Es-
tablisled House Of
PYFER g. co.
No l. Light STREET BALTIMORE MD.
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Cabinet Making, &C.

The subscriber respectfully announces to
the public that, he carries on the Cabinet ma
king Business in all its various branches; and
hopes by untiring industry ard attention to
business to merit share of tic patronage OF
his friends and the public.
N. B.--lle will keep constantly on
hand--Fancy and Plain marble top Dress.
ing Bureaus, Side boards. Pine and Mahoga-
ny Wardrobes, high and low post curled
maple Bed-steads, Sofas and Divans, Centre
tables. Sitting Chairs OF every description.
Mahogany Rocking and Nursing Chairs, do
Boston Rockers and Nursing, Picr Tables,
Candle stands, &c. &c. Also Cotton mat.
tresscs, which they will sell low for Cash CT
good paper.
urFURNITURE MADE and REPAIR
ED at the shortest notice.
Mahogany and Plain Collins
furnished at tho shortest notice.
Just received a splendid assortment of
Bed-s,eads, Sitting and Nursing Chairs.
D. S. SARGENT.
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Beef! Beef!

The subscriber bcgs leave to inform tho
citizens OF Sumtcrville and vicinity, that he
has recommended Butchering; and will
butcher regularly ,wire or three times a
week if required. TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS are the days lie
will Butcher: the prices are four and five cts.
If Beef is taken regularly round-if choice
pieces every time, Of the round, the price is
eight cents. All persons arc requested to
have small Book so that the Beef can be
entered in their Book as well MS mine.
Junc 81 JOHN CHINA.
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Jan, s, 1910.
Night Writing School.

The subscriber most respectfully informs
WRITING ACADEMY at the Town Hall,
Sum,erville, S. c., where he will be happy to
receive all who are desirous of obtaining This
useful and elegant art. His mode of.instruc-
tipn, s entirely. upon a new and simple Plan,
and will at once convince all, that The most
abominablo strawi, can be converted into an
clegant,.hed and expeditions hand swriting.
Charge-.$6, for the Wholc course of 10 les
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