Connecticut western news., 1871-09-08
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New wAdvertlsementss Farm for Sale, Deacon O. Jewell Wanted Immediately, D. W. Manvel Cattle for Sale. Robbins Battell Man Wanted, ,,.r HM. Knight Horse for Sale, H. J. Dresser Sheep Strayed Wm. Bostwick.
 Neos.-Extra copies of the NEWS can be found at the Post office in this village Grant 6 Sweets, Lakeville, F. c. French s Lime Rock, and at Post office in Cornwall Bridge.
 Cutie eSAop.-Remember the cattle show at Falls Village next Tuesday and Wednes- day. A grand time is expected.
 Horse S1oao.-Next Thursday, look out for the Horse Show in Falls Village. Some of the best horses in the country will be there.
 Tomatoes Agoin.-Deacon Graham says most emphatical]y, psAaa0! at the toma- toes spoken of in our last weeks NEWS. He has one which measures l7 1-2 inches in circumference.
 Neao EngIand Fair.-All the Mayors of the cities of New England are to meet in Lowell this week to talk over the arrange ment for the great New England Fair. The mayor of Salisbury will undoubtedly be among them.
 Altoays Dry.-A teutonic individual of huge dimensions who staggered into our office the other evening, ''pretty we'll over the bay" said the reason he had such an appetite for drink was because he was born in drouth.
 Cemetery.-The Selectmen meet to-mor- row (Saturday) to examine plans for the laying out of the new cemetery in this vil- lage. MT. Wm. Pettee is preparing these plans, and no doubt will succeed in making one which they will accept.
 Va1ua6le Stock. ck.-Robbins Battell, Esq.,, of Norfolk, offers for sale some valuable cattle, and will have the same on exhibi- ton at the Cattle Show in Falls Village next week. Read his advertisement in another column.
 Cele6ration.-Norfolk will have Rall- road jubilee next Tuesday. Who says that President Barnum wont allow engineer Barton, who is now peddling gravel in this village, to take small load over from Salisbury to help them celebrate for an hour or two?
 IMr. R. J. Arno5d-Who has for several weeks past been 'working boss" on this end of the Conn. Western, has this week removed his family from Petersburgh, N. Y. to this village, and proposes to make this his residence. MT. A. will make g good citizen, and we gladly welcome him.
 AccSdent.-An Englishman in the em ploy of MT. Wm. Wolfe, who has the con tract for taking down the Ames iron work. buildings, while unscrewing nut whict held the timber he was standing on, acci dentally fell distance of about 20 feet and struck on pile of iron, injuring him self quite severely, though we understand not fatally.
 Men Wanted.-"Fall in, ye sturdy mel of iron muscle. Road master Greer ha hired great many men for the work O ballasting the Conn. Western railroad, ant wants great many more. He has larg' job before him, and will give scores mor' men long and steady job, with good ane regular pay. Come quick as he is rapidly filling his ranks.
 l Luscious. pears raised near thu Salisbury caves, a few of which (we nigh as well say for instance peck of them, were brought to us last Tuesday by MT John Odenbreit, are seldom equaled. Larg and luscious scarcely express the quality At this season of the year the fruit, thu scenery, the Twin lakes and Caves, fur nish an amount of attraction to that To cality that is rarely to be met with. MT Odenbreit has our thanks.
 M't WashSngton.-The ladies fair of M Washington was postponed until Frida, Sept. 1st, on account of the weather. goOdly number were assembled and thu nett proceeds amounted to $2O0, enongl to cover the debt.......A native of Berk shire Ca lad in his teens) while milking COW few days since, was vexed becaus the animal tried to keep the flies out of hi face with her tail, and to put 8 stop to hi torment, tied it to narrative belonging to ar innocent member of the herd. The mex day it was discovered that one of the cow had two tails. That tail brushed no nor, 1 flies out of his face, and he can now mill in peace. GEO.
 1oaon C1ock.-There is an excellent plac, in the tower of the Congregational church il this village to place large clock, and witt a dial on each side showing the time iron all points of the compass, would be con venience that our citizens would be loatl to part with, after it was once established We are informed that the cost of frs clase eight day clock, would be about 5 50 Who will start subscription paper to rais that amount Among our citizens who ar always ready to contribute literally for any public enterprise, the task would not bt much. Will anybody attend to it? Cherokee AdUocate.- have been pre- sented with copy of the Cherokee Advo cate, edited by MT. w. P. Boudinot. Thi journal is devoted to the interests of tn, Cherokee tribe of Indians, and is published in Tahlequah, Cherokee Nation. The fath CT of the editor, who by the way is hal Indian, some years since attended schoo in Cornwall, and not only captivated bu captured one of the fairest daughters O that hilly town, and the twain soon afte