Connecticut western news., 1873-02-28
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 Tax Notice P. M. Jaqua Reduction in Prices Mrs. Mercy & Hawlcy To Rent D. W. Manvcl For Sale Serene Swift Auctioneer Daniel Pratt Blacksmithing J. s. Woodin
 Baltimore Oysters. is selling firstrate Baltimore oysters at $l6O per gallon.
 Dont.-Col. Judge Tupper says we must stop talking about hin, or ''hc'il - us." Don't believe the Colonel means more than half of this. He says folks all around the country are writing to hlm about it.
 Conualescent-Wc are informed that the Rev. MT. Johnson of this village, who was so severely injured by fall in Amenia Union few days since, is recovering, and very likely will soon be able to return home.
 More Enterprise. MT. Geo. H.. Bundy, of Lakeville, has bought of Gov. A. H Holley, one-hslf acre lot near the depot in that village, and has commenced the erec- tion of building 24x6O, for carpcntt I shop, coffin, casket and furniture store.
 Musical.-The singing school in Miller, ton under the management of Prof. Law renee is one of the live institutions of that village. The Professor contemplates giy. ing concert now very soon, which is ex- pected to he one of the best exhibitions oi musical talent ever heard there.
 Canaan Lectare.-Let all remember il.. next lecture of the regular course in Canaan Town Hall, which will be delivered there this (Thursday) evening, by the Rev. R Wheatley, who will discourse on the ''Scenr. and Incidents of European Travels" Le the house be full to hear this very interest, ing lecture.
 Look Out-Several Western cities were last week simultaneously flooded with wha the banks s,atr ,o be an exceedingly wei executed and dangerous counterfeit fifty cent piece of the new issue. As we may reasonably expect to see specimens of tit same floating about here, it behooves al who are in the habit of using money to b. on the lookout. Personal. called, in upon Editor Addis, of the New Milford Jo,trnaI last Friday afternoon, and found him happy as clam, and determined 10 do or die among the good people of the thriving village ot New Milford. Mir. A. is full of enterprise and energy, and makes d good paper, whicl is receiving large patronage us it deserves
 Bring Them Back.-We wish to inform all persons having in their possession, book belonging to the Lakeville Library Associa tion, that they are requested to return then before March 4th, as the library is in verl disordercd condition, and & new catalogu, and general renovation of the concern i needed. Per Order,
 Officers l.. L. A.
 Hoao About 1Ais We have large lotJo fine papers for every description ofJot Printing. Send along your orders and see how quick we can get yon out lot of bil heads, letter heads, envelopes, well any thing, it matters not what, printed neatly quickly and cheeply. Don't you wan some posters printed for sticking up abou the country, advertising something? w can do it. Label printing a specially. NeD Hartford.-Extra trains were. rul last Tuesday and Wednesday nights to Nev Hartford to accommodate tue crowds wh, took part in the exercises and entertain ments given there for the benefit of tn reading room and library for the workin! classes in the new factory in that village Monday night was devoted to French Tuesday night to the Irish, and Wednesda, night the Americans
 Lectures. .-Gov. Holley will deliver lecture at Lakeville Hall next Monday even ing, on his travels in Europe. This lectur cannot but be intensely interesting, and a it is under the auspices of the Washicasti nook Literary Association, no charge will be made for admission, and the hall will un doubtedly be well filled. MT. w. G. Bun gay, long and fayorably known as poe and speaker, also gives free lecture befor the Good Samaritan Society, at Lakeville next Thursday evening. The people here about will turn out largely to hear tw, such lectures.
 l uL Ta hon crsr, the Miller House in this village on Thurs day evening, which was indeed brillian entertainment. Stewards Orchestra, o Amenia, furnished the music, and addet another laurel to their already well-fille wreath, by the superb music rendered b, them on this occasion. It was our pleasur to see our esteemed friend Stewart mem Der of this most excellent band, and fin, that he can discourse good music as well a extract teeth. Supper was served at min o'clock, and much pralse is due the hos and hostess for the excellent repast. Danc ing commenced at II o'clock and was COT tinued till four o'clock in the morning Altogether this ''hop" was one of the fines of the season. PLEBEIAN.
 Fsne PrintSng. hope the people C this region will bear in mind that we al doing, at our office here in Salisbury, som of the finest job printing the country pro duces. Our new type and presses ''tell tn story'' on a job, enabling us to turn out tn very neatest and best, and our prices W are determined shall be as loao as the loaoes All who want letter heads, note heads, bi heads, monthly statements, shipping bills way bills, envelopes, business cards, stor bills, auction bills, hand bills, programmes dodgers, circulars, wedding cards, addres cards, visiting cards, ball tickets, sho1 cards, pamphlets, bylaws, constitutio blanks, or plain and ornamental printing ( any kind, should give us chance to sho1