Litchfield enquirer., 1866-12-20
h oRsatonic Railroad aa WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Trains will run as follows: -'. ''''-
 ae: LEAVE PIrTsFIELD ni % q. m and arrive at Bridgeport at 2.l5 D. 55 m., connecting with 2.i0 p. m. Ex.
 press tor New York, v,7u a.4t5. 6. 10 ?. m. on at,ival of Train from North Ad-
 aas and connect at Bridgeport at
 li.25 p. In. with Steamer Bridge !. v port tor New York. .t ..~-s.f .., Leave Pittsie!d fer Great Harrington at D. m IT ssi. LEAVE BRIDGEPORT. +'a
 l0,30 a, ,n connecting with 500 a. m. Express
 from New Yotk, and arrive at -' " Pittsfeld at ], 50 p. m. " 5,35 P. m.4,connectiHg with 900 p. m. Express
 1iom New York, and arrive at
 r: Pttstield at l0,S5 p. m. S,3Q d. Leave State Line (after arrival of sff EsN hain from Albany, connecting at sy S Van Deusenville with 800 a. m. ,,, train from Pittsfeld for Bridgeport. ?, 2,S9 p. nl. Leave Van Deusenvile, on arrival | ' 4.g of 10, 30 a. m, train from Bridge #a4 port, and connecting with Western
 Railroad at State Line for Albany r{-is, and Hudson. ..-.. - Leave Great Harrington for Pitts6eld at a. m. &ili>'4 FREIGHT TRAINS. ",.. a .- . Y. a' Leave ptttsfeld pt 5,sod m and arrive at Bridgeport It 5,a0 D. m. +,.,s. ..r4 ,., ..
 Freight sent through 10 New York same night. ,.;i.4 ,r5e.st ,, r Leave Bridgeport at s 40 a m. and arrive at Pi!tsGeld at goo p. ti,.l -9l @aa ' @
 The Steamer Bridgeport isa first class Boat with spacious state rooms and berths furnish ed in the best nanuer t ..s. ry,sr ga,. ors5-H .5. H taJ. Fl. STRONG, supt .. ffi.i f"li.@ '.-.t .----.lt -r-+4--.f- 2 TE1HE t'6raitn, Slip heretofore existing un- II de: the naine and firm df Starr, Burkett &r9, is htlehy dissolved " mutual consent Y IT, ''t3 f B! P, STARR, 'a I HHg- l@ t. BU6KETJ' 5i g..
 -+r. -. SIS. IVES. st,44 Iiatfp'd Apgutt 27th, 1866. .,. '--lr.
 ..a., ,r.. - -.l,n... s, .' The subscribers havs, this day formed.aeo- partnership under the name and firm of Bur iiett & Ives, and having bought out the inter, est of 5. ?. Starr, who retirss on account of his health, will carry on the business of the Bee Hive as heIc!ofore, RALPH BURKEIT,
 JOHNS. IVES.
 Hartford, Aug. 27th, 1866. h ,ia /" Fp EFERftING to ;he foregoing announce a nents. Messis i'likett & 1yts taketh opportunity 10 asstre fhe' patrons ofthe" Bee Hive" of their, intefitinn to keep larger stock " al tie variety of styles in which they deal, all 0twbiRh will behfefed9at the lowest prices. ai oil Being convinced that the One Price System ? will bepf flo btotlIthemseIvusa and tlieif custom ers1+hey will fnerno otltis dats .adopt that sys-. teip fine priea of all seod6 will be mark cd in paip afigpreFs, from .which there VII sbs 'p GeWation,l ..n [. .ia .,,,,iT ~, .sS lss VI v [ Grateff for past hvqTs, fheg Hop6 that the business IpffgIty. of the Bee Hive, for the ss;t twenty years, and strict adherence to inc abs@s systerh, will merit for them q con -ii9tante of public patfonage. "-'. H a p4n5m ~-lyti RespectfnllyA '+iLs I't " r ] 3a ,5Ga a@Vs ir ld3its RALPH BURKErT, | 5aiHt JOHN s. IVES. e,s'. {. < 5itEse {tiNNtztSG AiainiSt Hartford, lAs cF a, ;1lSk6. 3j, bfh.@3:JN s1. u 1B 44-2sl .nias M .aot, 6: E kFGs'NsssegH FaElliseas6 now .j
 sa OF,cnJ1ig. 5nq 4i T'a iai2' GREAT 4sTogA,ss i4 all pEsPE,ARTMENTs.5l -ifDly Go6dsaA3 Dress GoodS,d alii e E Linen, Hgsekeening Gootsy Enbroideries. . y ,42E Gupetimgss { Rdpcre Hanyings, 9lsns p 9ws proposc 4t,;; s,iataih the. reputation of the
 FAMOUS" FEE HIfEy'',t5 f.-' ,'.odr @ Ter Keeping Joe largest stock of the very best / ,Es 7iy, 5g9o!s at the -s4 1e i.aai 70 saAbO9EESTG PRICES. ,-tv si i.iai onc rrife aasE cd i,ti.ttin figures, ddeyfatiojn 2 We ingitaf;e a IsttehGell aud vicinity. ts an irsd iJr this stock. =. t., A''' &f I ss s 1BjTEiTf& < 1yEs, .d 5sa5 -g5 Tg>. f',%
 .,r;s.o;at atsIleelfixe, 'ssSss Main St., 2 s'
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