davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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the E,rpontnE pcroa !ast yta-. tt,e aI1i-A
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Ecir Coos.

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:a - alt7 <. aalE eoots, g. Nc. 81 sSrta cllSE
.;7ec". VII, CT Wes.Ees'!cJ erenia- rc17, have
-7v,-!, CT. o!c- II hts c.7pcrt-@. On that oc,1~
son his i1.,urase stock of REV aah gaahsoranls
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l:L0DDsI Ht.;1;aF.S,
G2Ei'AH' O. Attn
LLkIhl NEkLsl
Ho01: & & TRGT TING STOCK,
AT RIVERSIDE.
Tao 11llsa frssa C1sclso, I;I-a.-
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JUNE ,s11I
AND l7rH

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g, @tyedh1 ucep1trh " Tlst C1iaesro T.!bcHs
NEr SarE- A1yk
Coktan Goots-7aese h.4 bees1 4 partial a1ot khe
tsxt Wpek &11 tts -taae II 51oy 1S
Il syraSa:hy VIII theTsw aafeztsl It the rre.t.
ifsk fr1fEeAsIon saat sffunez tta
rTi !eny tn1ukA fps M4n1 Vt tEt1Ar- Eaea4 they 40
tce;altd 10 Import # The seoek et etoa IN thA eh
s;GdEa soed. L4al1ise- mostly :. 10 l4:;.z tSle
Medss:d I'D eshst terc:ctsa Eoed. ees;asn At ltAe
ehaased eIre low 5rieed kaA scsne e which h.ve
Rss.as fs s.Hst1 i 1saa TIT s Z s s
and steAdJ. Coehses. II: Aet149;as p l1Hs7 Qtaa
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS.
Proposals for Gravel.
Riverside IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY.

SesI-d frnce~ats WIN be rrcr.vrd Tor tho whole o any
pert af the f7t,u trs described wa.t. IL; a o.clex
Hcon. d June T. iot2. ~ the Ltc II Tic iver1. Ia
pzav, u.-nt te:ar1ny. No. = NastFt., Ch1cae,:
Fer rte delivery CT h-as, a J.G<t Mccc., II alAus
io0oo cnhte yhrrts fyavtf;
For The transportation md dtvrs ct 1azae, By canal.
at Summit;
ror loadic9 md transportation u sASe from su:1
Ell y, raadw tss At R1ves1sde.
The G.11e1 to be ubt.saeA from the Joliet Mount
r*nrns> ard to be ses11ed - = remove al s:ues
# e!ame:ts g.sa:es taAn thcee tachcx-
TEE Gravel to b delivered 1t tho unifnEzn rate Of
ateu: le cubIc yards Ct two foat lua4ls. PEI day-
Dt.s7cts NUT begin usthin foartera ta1a zfssf the
date u ccutr.ct.
Eaeh hid molt be accompanied tJ Al Agreement asa
II tt:c ..sl.tsec.y t-:tt.es, ii y II T. Id Ii.
er7trd tie eourAet III be carried ont rorpx its
taln-.
Proposals uarst te r..led aat aAi:efsd "o1:r:cs1,
v-n1 Co.. Supeznte adncss," and endorsed Gravel
F:tIe~a1." ... -
rhs dsht 70 deeune VI or any proposals. d rrzrd.
dec7std t.: TIE iEttlctt Il III. C,naptLF-
RIVERSIDE IMPROVEMENT CJlir4AHT,
E. F. CHILDS, P:eAaeat-I
, 1869-06-06

sHFEP-Keectyed today. III: feeaysd this 7tes,
!isC. sh'tTtd tedsy. r2nc: saio.*'3 tMs WI. II
acecd, md r.!eee hare rr.ca E:t y = usI IT Ee4a
to chesee Kr:A<s haze cd rrstAy a: = IL IL .h
ebrrr K eynIasnd e1 7raIan inferior apd 4c
ee-rf4pn9 ~ not wHrted and vii sios1f u 4&l
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e:ts--A h1at, lSuh. ~: cuz1. eaaao 10: cats
.uu L. sar Ga-a's-Hke,t Hro. u: rosu
X -tt II. o, Il, D,Gou hH,- FfcfshtA 4ie-
Tre pst ces IN. se5, q d saT9e i-a:scssa ia -:r
~ e:s Q. .re .tufz ~ CT aib!: ed n t'ee EalJ-
Il :: Il sals Of b~te!s Iecelsti >iu1nx Leo sts<,A>
esC!zs x!st .Le Ga.ss nlus>i--aeus Il seIlceit-
H%sef- -. -
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SATURDAY EVENING. 1ana j.
Ttr 'aaaN:2s .as1ss She, Tn .s.-.:2.. ii ship
s-.H| ~ttr.,-tc. du'.ls It, 7:-s sscus. fous
hcr-;
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Eortl11 11afkrt~.
ftAAsl1A1-
fI1Hp7y. .Frnr3-H.I
CeCsols FRI .neoey, ak: oa s:tr'1rff P3E 50 trad%
DH Eric, len; Nltnoss ceatral =
Beo4a. s6A96EH. --
FaAxxFos1, Jzne s-ETca,zs
SO bends eicscd II sEk.
Beuun auIe4; rentes II xe.
EQXXElEI4I.
LfrYxpodI Jnra I'll. IL l. a
E5ou<. = 3D. Htd wheat, d "a: white wheat. 81 "a.
Can. IS I'd.
Pcsk H1. LAst. n4t
LFExf,so<, Jxne s-ssup q
Tart MA
Rest EncE4pCed.
IktEHrooT, Jun1A
C~ttou aetist: mttdlinx uplands II uad: Osi,sns,
Ca1fc tia wtite ~Atat. y "a: Ysai Wstetn, a Il
Western Ho.., .:s&d Corn mlxna. ~ a. Oxz = ID
PTk. a. Heek. sM L4te 4aiet Al liz IL Baoou. us.
lbtrsf. Fol --,--~+-'
evsr1is eetrx.< tla. Cd. r,tiatd d. Il -
1AEz~EE1. lEEe&
Petroleum. Ek ffHnes.
7'|@ ukySk, 1pt l.
te4.rn eaect assres en sst 1t ltf: - aritr. lHAt
AyfWK1f, June 4
Petroleum pdyazeed 10 x7%}.
, 1869-06-06
lHk nREADsrCFeS Soy KrEST

The following were tie recetp:1 and shipments Of
loar and grain d1rtog the pa=: week. aal for the
corIetls.EM.R Ttc.s E1i.IGg 1l:h The 'lnres
EAHEi:
, 1869-06-06
ZEAL ESTATE AUCTION SALE!

t.offutY JhaGr.s c. l7-::n1~j II izflIdt II
.Lx. pr1f sns to taxi se- .. I f-t,.t A,r;isn
N4tt l.G South Chats j. NJ - y. :taSr 19A
u i::t fse:at sas.t .';-.r s1n n ~ Y
Is,Ia. uut Lott. ah1F.H sst-sv irac, II :i!ns Et
tlfet tsrrveAv- .ra It 4,st s'us1h1. Fear E,t.
sr.Av- Lts eea VI. ca.tsa - and Ces'aSt :-st.sE
art F1r.St.ehiftss. FA:tk1!.1s snd plat. prrpef
Ire ard can he hAd II khA eIs<fiAn nfSe-r.
= Ilarhos0+t'
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Aid the EcApect1a1 Of vE.in noted as'ose fos
Aort-A5 i hEetro :aElc4-c as.; 1e1 s1cA - -.
TIC c! 1rd Ntsk- Tee au.E.s.: u 1lo<s noted r
TIE cc2e Of wheat, and IS r-tes:h. to :wc c11scs-
tie E-stki as Yale. EcGss s:cx1r tsau Uscu fc..'
some ttrc p1ss .sG aAt.ess a5e feio,.t1x sno rao
clastnn thai It psuha,1J VII %: PAT t.
Lad !ensrr; 1lsc, ~. :ec a1-Tcsi' sta
ku Is spf7pach:aQ. vten :to ntw c:pp
viii rs4@uire To Be hnnd1,d, and Hffl be
reAry to take toe plaza pl tne old In their has bJ
tce tine that rae taoors Ct tbs sa:,.rs 1ela a..
caucla.Eet1 F13ct:.-.o.s III a-1e4s5 claJ pEo!:-a
nulnentafJ rush ol gralo, but .hs receipts always
nreraee the mos: On steady market Tae sai1-
ping movement quite satisfactory. snl the grain
b,.siEess u ihe csJ r.uE.scs y ce 1.st1 EloFE
satisfactory TIA gear :tan :ast
LATER
After TIC elose m :1:aa1gc Eodcf1:e demand
eI.stsL for No spring Etea. aad 2Eices wcrs
ro.rinalls unchanged, the raazEEt closing tteauJ
1t 7ltqk:aLoaH for seller the non:a- No ,
cc1a se1a to light extent II EFT, EeI'cr the
noa,h. No demand for nafs. In the evening
business uas 1ulst md prices aoaaca. TneE~
was no movement in port products or grain
trt::lta
lisc tcss were in moderate re1nfss: 4. aboct
yesterdays c!nstDS prtces, or Al t2n3c III Sats
8 = for COMMON to choice There WIS falr IT,
cutrJ fer beet cattle, and the market ruled steady
an.l tI1n u Sz:osiL'.s3 for trter7or TO eva
, 1869-06-06

EEv Tork 1soeh-Aoafy t4t,tx- sacrst llNxr.lss
Tswt or ~ 18th ssrrr5 !sas T r. G nat.v,r. r
ever. the sack Ex-hsnte M lss depo4is a.ad
lsss tsaee., nceo.1i ~ he siTfy T. the saktI NJ.
nersae md xaes q gid Ia z baods-
1!~.r tATr AAa scea a1:2zncctR & cortcncE 70
, 1869-06-06
PIT,ES.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
A Morbid Condition

OF the ty1te gttc rise tuA1y cnsnplAEsA The nly
surr md safe Why AvaM nekNaez 10 BY ustrs A1SH
LkE'B H1RB BfETEKA- regularly every d4T, -
SpFle B439 hY iii t1ls8$3A
, 1869-06-06

= = a4'9s1s{ ~ " ~ :s3:sEs
:!s-r'h u. nn' -sieee rrl;at rru' -d h:cy ant Thc
srp5ir - ~ I::s;, ;r.v:! Isr;G- 'aa- ~ =; =
~ sr eH-. 1ttsx vth Yt4s.s. ~ u = ,as
& o tkt H.li ci liz arrtt.is T.. IL i-ir t. s.si ii
4; & -: lle1 g. :, sTerss !, Il .hs II
ia Chpir e1s.s Qualities d heAsies 1.Iass, AaSe
s.se Ut. ei:h srd sDq"E*. Aad weE. t,.a:Ao
IT $7.5N4s.t3; the oItat1s aE1sta h%HS
rt,sited 10 -cserai i1stsRct- fhe dSaaad
1T IL. dtul i!4l,s for - :. ,:4ap:l,n VII o.;:I
tk., d.:.rE Ire tre1ors week AaH. keresd th!aE-
t%4,ler IfcrH y ere realized. ;hu1a thc 4tT@ac- ~
T.: - n,a:t.a =. sc ~:Tr7t anr M11r'M eaneste
sl.,ssE!e', ito!e ~ ~ 49,. l. is; = n
txls -. af,i rrrr- mall. i:fG:- r. r.
III s:i. leaLt # l-t.s art ftr dtrs,7t f;'t. ~
s.sr fr> -cddr .sd ends the t.iIIaEs o: tho ~
enatet Ha1es r-!t ~ ct51 It f:!; asisls y
es ID que:acr. TT L. 4rk.t elu&s stn'ss L. ta7
, 1869-06-06

IE Gu[-1+tHl " ne NV"t y u
As 70 The competency Of NJ uh1lca TO execute the
con5eIances gencza1l1. n, was aESued 4,en
lccts {! temper; tst Ec was ezcltasia s1silc!ols
aad easily tneEc.ced By tnose who cosat,rd hss
eoc-ttaee. 4 That be uas broken hy sickness.
l. Ttat extreme asc had bluused his perceptions.
TIT CoEzs he11 k;1zt The evidence DID nos show
tia: The deceased WHs MA rrniss p>er:N. but
sa.her tc.t he VS. Of ra.ad ei1el . some &C.
ccctt4cdty, and th4S be, moving IN circle OF Ae-
quantanee rot 70 ,ialormsd as he himself,
e.1nes . ayald string o1eoce OF toe sas p&e.sare
Of keeio. oilers coa:o1aled b. his statements,
tntu,scd then by slowing their tu,Tert1uences
aat b kaasing trfeEpas rtaseneata ut, II one
f1s.atee- when nartn9 AsseupeeI IN vain to make
policeman oo1apfeneoa aa assata fAc: coaaactest
vita zac hss:n1 q sA1o1J, thrp~ doNu the
q = when saaa aad & b eaasnaT pressed .aiya-
the means hn t4l1 khem that The moon 1at IND
planet KEtca be lid selected for h;s residence In
The futu7E- -.
Tue Court xas considering the decd o, 1855. In
thia connection he considered tho character ol
Henry Thheh, the complainant. The testimony
showed that to chatxct8fzelsa - .ruc would be "a
| fSaEe Es MXtt EsssQ2A e a3d lstY*et !:
, 1869-06-06

Extra rrnA,d rtcrrr .,.. -. Al r. Ain
Ih iec He-sr--Elpe fht. Ntll.tey>ntA
Ia . sra1 Old stcrIs. and ascEassa1 :cs'n
P..isr I..vrEtird tsrii fa,stsL fiariv
La f. e".' -. ... SIS a.,p
fss5 sssSnx 90 70 IL e " 6w @asa
Ar.iA,p Etas.--Acd.u.a ttetr. ao4 Eco3
81 ia . $40 Gadto
nt<k AZ snsc nS tc tn rs Ae1 tsA7a
frfs;crNIl%ht sna thin rows md tttyfr IA also
The fulow nx thu rrers crErrt At th's all' IN
EeAr. N.a.,,a-
E.S-tt ,irsr ts4. .......,..x..,,-- 1nt871
CCTf1E on to EttG31ia
lHfrft1@ No. .-N-
HQES.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
STATE ITEMS.

 |lo TIE Hon: Isaac Toacey is seriously ill., r. STAMFORD is gay with summer visitors o1 THERE is prospect of an excellent ber-
 " crop.
 THERE was an elopement in Portland,
 last week.
 a ANOTHER brakeman was crushed, in Will
 limantic. $6O were stolen by burglars in Stepney, last week.s8 2 55si5tk t5s3t lD THERE will be camp n eeting in Strat'
 ford, in August. \ 4I2A a><.aa llsl b. ONE of the new Yale College dormito- ries is to be built this year. |. WooDsrook is greatly troubled with twoodchucks an d skunks. ,asasA ii ,t E4 BuRa1ARs stole $3OO from private house in Hartford. last week. l''> @t ! .-l % r.. En DERBY has9 churches, ,aone to every 1000 | Iinlfabitants.s s31 d3idw so ls35fs .aGslnt ls4 5Idano5A5f 1s0M @TI a3 .4sIBtbi q. -.11S q t HARBoRD is to have 8 German Work tingman,s Union.aI 9Tsa so sin. 0l nib bg THERE was a burglary in Bethel, last |nweeka S6O0 stolen.1of sla9ln .ffsIus o&so ii" 2 NEw lBR1TAIN talks of. ..discontinuiDg the first church bell sne hour before service = Ed FRANK JlsNARAxoRE has been appointed Assistant Post Master of. Waterbury 94 = !
 SEVEN or eight children died of scarlet fever in New Haven, last week t0 1E0 J TIE Aderlers Rubber O.. of Middle
 town, begin work very soon. AZ 1'ss~ .T THE reunion of the Fourteenth Conn.
 will take place at Waterbury sept .Hl.ggn r. IA NEGRO o4 years old, died in Oolchester, last week, havingaM IA children. st,aia f.s9.l4sa l E aSoRABpIE HILL. ' Norwich, has been l" Mount Pleasant. taAa sd i \ THE Danbnsy police have assumed clubs and silver badges.
 'THr new town of Plaipyille has iaapgp,3 rated itself magnifcsntly
 IoAr stssEis' in Manehsster are 5 it sinch- Jes hieh-soms of them. F - , Tgd housSa were e entered by bnrglsrs i'd New Haven Friday night 70 , E is1 an ae
 I'll TIE 1122 liquor shops of Bridgeport have been aarned close. Sundays. asssI
 TIE New London poor-hoase is for sale. Panpers ineludsd? z z9a TI
 1 A MAN was killed in Simsbury, lately, by a stick of wood flying from buzz saw.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29

F
 6rA colorsd girl who shot her white se- ducer in Washington. not long since. vas tried and acquitted. last week. If things take that turn what is to become of the great Democratic war-cry Miscegenation?
 
 :, 1T The church was exquisitsly beautiful. On the supe-aitar wss large floral cross. on either sde q which were two large bouquets of choicest
 Wasthe '.sups the oDly theatrical thing of the performance? .ff. AT The Pacific railways were built. as every body knows, with the money appropriated by Con- gress, which money, it is equally well known, was collected from the people in the shape of taxes Farmer. 31s 1T
 Not q cent has been .'collected from the people in the shape of taxes to build Pa oific railways. The government issued bonds. the interest of which the railroads pay. and the principal of which is amply secured by second mortgage.
 nA- young man named Tibbals, of New York who has been preparing at New Haven for admis- si0n to the Scientific school, fell while exercising in the college gymnasium, on Monday, and recBiv- ed severe injuries. -C0urant. stf'q a*aft2 2 The standard of admission to that school is evidently too high. sy... s,4
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
lWARREN.

Eo Rev. w., F. Baesstt. the pastor of the 1oneregstionaI churuIz has rsturnsd-after Ean absenbe ofavs weeks in the west The
 ssciety R ars iessx.,ppeandiag about three hundred |dollars pp0n theie0 lIpAreonage. land hays
 addsd one huhdred dollsrs tc IT. iBassest's salary. Warren people do not mean to be
 found behind others in enterprise.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
M CdRNWAII4


 The work of repairing the damages of the recent great storm goes steadily on. The Excelsior Shear Co. have their race cleared and repaired. and their works ruuning. The Union Shear Go. are building Il new water conductor some 300 feet long and their works are now idle Cochran < Sher- wood have bought new tools and are using their store room under the hall, for<a aem- polary work shop. A new shop will be built in the 'all for their use It will be d long time before the effects of the food disappear
 = They have new Post Master at Corn wall and the office is kept in the Messrs Beers store to the great cenyeuience of the villagers.
 - The Apple crop proves almost an en : tire failure, but the small fruits are very abundant aid where the bushes haya. bsen allowed"to grow the raspberriss are very fine. ee. .fi. ., -ss, 7@- .$2
 s- Our Cornet baud were out serena,ing last Tuesday night We Wore quietly told they were coming the week before. but the l threatening rain stopped thsm, and in con sequence we lost the music and they lost the ice cream, fruit, lemonade, &c. H But the music Was good whoh it tli.l come, th. would keep, but the other things wouldn't This band is blowing itself ilt., -,,t.. of tii., best in the county. They hava t,eir new instruments and ban.i wagon :, and now, boys, pass around tine hat and get uniform, and call again. @.a. ..... ..r.. a.- I = The hay cfup"i IS being secured siuwly and will prove about as good as usual ] Corn and Potatoes are looking we'll. tn tD5. TWISTED z-s sgo: as-
 Mr. Rollin Cook while riding veloci I pede few days since, lost the man agemeu of his machine which capsizel throwine i him headforemost to the pavement injnr ing him severely. ~.- .- .r-.--.- .s F. The ''Father Mathew" Boys are te have grand time in s few weeks. Pic nic and grand breakdown Is the prospective 1 programme. Much credit is due Messls Quigley and Maxwell for t.e Interest they have taken in the reformation, of theiI scountrymeu, by the establishment of tn. above organization. ls .r-. ,, szes-, r. I Our Main, aud other streets,i whict were injured by the recent great freshe fare now in very good repair. ee --.c ,... 1 ..- Mir. Ralph Moore is building thre story house just west of his present plac oi business. ->-
 = Our respeetel townsman, F. D. Fy
 Ter. Esq. has taken a trip to the Adiron dacks, where he intends stopping fe'
 weeks to rnstlcate~sro ss.sa
 < ai- Wm. k, Peck. Esq. has returned fror his trip west. where. he spout a few week
 visiting friends. 47aaeg y.. l:o a4.o.zsa s -s s. + = The Grand ArtnsHof tLe Republic. or ganized about six months ago. has m em I bership of seventy fiveysIy eil sz1ossot la
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
LITCHFIELD.

ses LITCHFIELD. 7'+-5'''',' s'
 The Ttlonaston Cornet Band will give an open air concert at this place. on Sat- urday ssenipg. Jnly 3lat; weather permit.
 ting. The programme will he AS follows:
 .ass ssfs PART Ieer9t Lsg4.c ss l. Quiskstep from ..Pesro IrGrands" Julien
 2. Quickstep. "Huntors of Orleans.". Graffulla. 3. Serenade, Come where my love les :. 1.le. + A. Quickstep. sRocambcle < 'i F. Domergue
 G. Seranade, Departed Days" .l Louis. -'it ..ta PARTIT. ag.a ag3s,1a. l. Qnickstep. .'Captain charles."l 5s'A. arafnlia. 8. Andante, ssBonny Doon." ~~, ;y,.<., Scotch. f. Schottisch s'Flowers of Beauty" Zaulig. 5 !asa oaaieastsp a .:Rssa.iful aah Venice Knight
 We understand that at the recent Yale Freshman examination, Wm. Beebe and Frederick O. Webster. of this village, passed so perfectly as to elicit favorable comment from the examining beard. This is well deserved compliment not on ly to the young gentlemen themselves. but to Mir. Benjamin w. Pettibone.. Principal of the Litchfielf Institute, where they were fitted for College. s' 2''E1@- '.'''.',~ ~ - The attention. of School Committees is called to the net making it thsir duty to notify the Board of School Visitors. as a condition of their receiving the public money. ...1ie ;alsedta3 nefa T ,: el >. l tat3 Es, t.3 li9t Esens 2. .2r@t5J .geH. .54,l Patrick Carey Was brought before Justice Woodruff, Monday. and fined $2 for an assault He paid fine and C. ,st. $ anl committed another assault ttat evening
 = A party of pie-nickers from Hartford have been camping out near. the lake. for ten days past. a,>, .sl.4s. j. taaj .s,.z, lo 4ug - Rev. Mr. Rowland. of Hartford, will preach at the Episcopal Church. next su4
 day. al3s 4p 1szs4 snl 1a0 ,g.ait e A communication regarding religious services in the jail. hast Sunday. conducte, D- D..-n. asau-- woOuruu, cane lou
 late for publication. .'A+-i .' ''< ' -'''' ,- l -T The hotels. and boarlin < -ho ,,yss are
 rapidly filling up,and several families cam. up last week. Prot Dwight occupies the house of Mrs Woodruff at the foot ol South Street and Mir Mower, the Bae1
 House ia North Street. 1,r --.. ' r. ...'.' & ;. 5a- The New Milford Stage lost its top rather suddenly, On Tues lay. The dri- yer was loading a D .rrsl of crackers when the horses started and took the concern through door in Hale Stables, conside rably too low for the top. . '-'-' s''d 1' = Lords block is being painted out
 side. 'a' l9l.s 'Ts.5. ( ''.s.-f' e5. 3a.i .s l4rf ..44 fso4n l5s.a 41 1us. 5515... c ..af We hope our town,s-people will give
 Mir. Isbell good house, next week We
 could easily have 8 series of excellent con. certs, every summer, and ought to be obi
 ged to any one who will start the enter priseIs4 ea ,tt4os y2b taa3 in51l ,ia8 :1ao r-~ lssn5iB { gCi4u lo .uo1a 9.l. LtIU 4.s ,: s- We are requested to call. attention to the fact of children with. whooping-cough being drawn up and down our streets ,1- ae- Attention is called to the advertise
 ment of MT. Dunn, Jeweller. -- i'a l1tsA sI k t q
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29

e6E The, u aaosisaasa mwhoss editorial corps is 4alensian thr5ughout, sth usndis. courses of the last week boat tace :.ss ', :. 2,
 The least said about the sc.tta of yestarday the better. The story is told in out telsgraphic col
 nmns ana cannot be told tod bti6Ay Tale has ei. Fl sneE ye,y hard luck. or the HAfEafd men AEe ly comfpyt in the mattsr is. that RI HaryardI sec- Iond bset crew :cah bskt yafs. fhs ch1nc5 df .hel pess 0eM esatink 0xford IT = considefSEay inpfo6 oar locaa Prids haslreseiysslls1o V sss..9 sn.og
 New, Eithont knowiaae asnythinep Ahdut boatracing in general o;r this boat race pin' pattaics.h. our guess + slat Yels s qsss7sSs; tFaa1eas asiaW af sfs aasis Dlss iapa ak.t isa
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
WASHINGTON,


 The reunion tef Mr. F.. w. Gunn's scholars is in full progress. They com menced looking into onr village with slni77 Ii ling faces and happy hearts, by the middle of last week, aud received hearty welcome from |. old friends in reYiying y7gone scenes and experiences. What q power memory ii. and what would man be but a beast without it? By it. life is new 4crsa- ted. and we are made younger. 9sdo5 4o II. 1.-The Base Ball matches as srraa ged so far, are with the Litchfsld Club for We'd nesday. aud with the Waterbury Club for Saturday. The Litchfeld boys play on the Green. and the match with the Water bury boys comes of at their place. Other matches ara in contemplation. 5 The boys are specially anxious to try New Milford. q F. - The great event Of the week is the Promenade Concert. to come of in Farm ers' Hall on Thursday evening, which promises to be grand success. The mu- sic will be furnished by H. H. BIish's Quadrille Band of Bridgeport Tickets can be obtained at the door. on theaevs.11 hing of the concert. or of P R- Smith, at T. H. Woodruff E. at danJl times al One dollar for gentlsnanp and lady ;1ladiesS ffs |ty cents. The conmittee of.arrangs gsnents ara making .s.esy Y usfsH for the pleasure pl and consenienc6 5 of sthe eguests.a Mr. Smith long experience in this line. ewili insure eyer, needed requisite for the hap piness and eayety efl the seeasioas saWas. |a The sbeIl concert, whichewas expect. cd on Friday ssyspins. has been postponpesd. e. Etill Wednesday q, nextweek.a nsls a.i1 dsI