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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
Articles of Association
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Be it known that we the subscribers, do hereby as soc1ate ourselves together body polite and corpo rate pursuant to the provisions of the statute laws of the State of Connecticut regulating the formation and organization of joint stock corporations and the fol- lowing are the articles of our association and agree ment: -..,, ... ..-t..t. .r
 ARTICLE I. The name of the corporation hereby created shall be ''The Washington Match Company
 ARTICLE II. The capital stock of said corporation shall be twenty-five thousand dollars, and the said car al stock shall be divided into thousand shares Of twenty-five dollars each share.
 ARTICLE III. The purpose for which said corpora tion Is formed is the following, to-wit: The facture and sale of matches.
 ARTICLE ". The statute laws of the State of Con- necticut relating to joint stock corporations here tces and the corporation hereby organized and es- tablished under and pursuant to said statute laws shall have the powers and proceed according to the regua hons described and specified therein.
 ARTICLE V Each subscriber to these articles agrees to take the number of shares set opposite his of the capital stock of said corporatOn each share to twenty dollars aforesaid and to be paid by in stalents as the directors shall call in the same, and each subscriber hereto signs his upon the con- sideration of the other signatures hereto, andth agreement is to be binding oh subscriber only the condition that the whole amount of the capital stock above mentioned shall be subscribed.
 ARTICLE VI. The said corporation is established and located at the town of Washington, county of Litch1ield, and State of Connecticut.
 Iaed at Washington aforesad the 2Sth day of May,
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
COUNTY ITEMS.

The KENT Congregational Sunday School had their annual picnic and very enjoyable time on Wednesday last.-The Iron Go. is making seven or eight tons of pig iron daily.-Mr. Geo. Hopson has nearly completed the finest house in town, says the Amenia Times.-Mr. A. Ritton, after living in log house for forty-eight years, is building frame house. .-Tobae- co is improving.-Mr. Milton J. Vinegar was much hurt recently by the explosion of blast. He had ignited the fuse twice, and it did not go, and he thought the fire had gone out, and while examining it, it ex ploded, blowing the charge out and into his face.
 EAST CANAAN has numerous, noisy sum- mer beartlers, says the Herald- One city belle can leap doeryart1 gate with less than week, practice. Rev. Hiram Eddy has been holding interesting maetlnga at the old Quaker church in Canaan Valley. Sunday afternoons. young gentleman who eseorted a yong lady homae from msasinss roeaatiys. left a larga samplaa from his pants with tlles unnaturnL pari@ entta nnnafnrnH bull dogs-An attemnt wasmasleereesntfF to rnib ths depats aEi East 0anaan. by eateringsa window anaI prissnss pemthsem0neFd dfnMers Tharnfis- harnwern antestkE Ealray by iilssinl ttfis Ena&f neanthe niefIanar thing afi wsiheewnsse3itnlnesH.
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 WaaDBu1Hss igyilzzyaq snaaiEnzesrts iyy aflse( Gusfssss silver rarnst 1,an7 under ftihe eleaaarshlp of Mr. Gllafas 5eunsr.
 WEsrG GuRgEAEL llas sshipped aozer 50 bushels of Nshorfl flaI,erries, fliis szsasnn.- Bass are plezlty in fsiiae Iixer-d.R R. Brew- stsr sssEiously iIE-Deacon Besi,e llns been usfiicsstiing m New Jerzsy md visit jug sConey Islmd.-AIr. E. w BaIdHiin, anf WnlcottEille, Wasiin town neceufiz.-Ihe Potter ys. Buswarkh acaze Inns been assssFisi- tratea.. ..r-sG. T. Grandall Inns lust a COW Df milk isyeE-R R Pratt IS gcauvassing Boston and s5iciinity i1r Golds Heatar.- AE Uhafles SeeEiIle has gune to flae Hoosze tunnel win his mammoth rock lift s<, xith Ehlch he IS guiing to pat m posi- tizn the kzge blsck of mzIils uzsr fhe entrance b fhe tunnel, md on wh7ch Is 10 be 1nsezsbed the aafe of fhe acnnznlsfun. &e This block vas takan frum fhe Naxs folk euzErT and weighs abouH suzxtasa tons
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
Warren.


 The annual gathering of the Beckett family took place at MT. Geo. Seymour's, last week Thursday. It is hoped tie En- quirer readers will be favored with anoth- CT chapter of Chronicles
 Last week, Isaac Smith was arrested, tried, found guilty of seine fishing III Waramaug Lake, and fined $50 and costs One Harrison was recently convicted of Q like offence. -........
 There is no small excitement among the boys over the proposed launching of a steamboat. on Lake Waramaug, the pres ent week.. 4.,.. .=.s t....
 Edwin, eldest son of Henry Carter, is very sick with typhoid fever. X.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
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 1SDuin.- -SSenurs Eagasta and GofUner aarn likely toz leaze line tksp tksspanish 4ahiiaet. The Russian aGuEaEumH11f Inns TefuEea .sD gscugnize flze .sEas1,anish Reppnbfir.
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 TFina China hns dekHrmed fD decla3 yrzIr arainsss 3auan if fhe Japanese troops ne not w1kh7rzwn frum Furm0s7 wifllIn 90 days
 .Ir1ca-The NEllkado desires 10 apsa fhe talegrauh w7Eh fuEmM ceramunieR
 There was desttract7se fy ph1on at Ea- gash
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
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 The Missionary Society. anxiiiary to the Wumans Board of Missions, held its annual meeting at fhe hgnseof Mr. 1J. R. Minor, aunthe 18th inst Mrs. E N. Hosehkis w<s chosen Directres, Hiss Nara CoesxsR, Secrstazys and Mrs. Dsa- Ho1lntax. Treasures. Tho sacistyis two ysars ola, and the srsesursEs rep0rt showed gzakiffying increase over fhe flrsk feaE zza.-zzzz =
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
New Milford.

The auction Sale of personal property belonging to the estate of John J. Stillson will take place at his late residence on Saturday Aug. .29 1874 commencing at 10 o'clock 4. M. MT. John P. Treadwell has lately been improving the grounds around his front yard by putting mp new iron fence and grading. The school boys were heard to express their admiration of it as it being good place to play upon.
 Bennett Street is being improved by having concrete walk laid the entire length on the south side. It is laid by Mir. Bond who has laid abont. 53, ,OOO feet here thls summer. Main street also shares in the improvements by laying concrete over the stone sidewalk on the west side it is the widest concrete walk in the village. A town meeting was held last week cote and the selectmen were in- structed to lay ditch from the lend of the one lately laid by the V. I. A. to Big Brook (so called). Some think that the gases and odor arising from this ditch was tine cause of the sickness snd death of Miss Minnie Acly and the sickness of Mrs. c. G. Acly aid of another person who iv- ad with Mrs. Acly. We hope the ditch will be laid immediately as it's odor is any. thing but pleasanti in that neighborhood. ! The water Go. has purchased the long sought for water property cross brook. Though the price paid ($25OO.) was too much by at least $500, there was no oth- CT water with in two miles and quarter that would meet the wants of the village The Water Go. will build the work with the aid of the, Fire Association better way. t.. t.ss -. E -.rst .-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
STATE EITEMS.

:" On Saturday night the body of Nelson Hale was found III Cromwell with his throat cut and several stabs III hls body, indicating murder by some person un- known.
 The late Win Johnson of New Haven, bequeathed $37, 900 to various charitable purposes.
 A new postofiee has been established in Thomaston, Litchfield county to be known as Reynolds Bridge P. O."
 Of the 150, ,000 bushels of oyster seeded down III New Haven harbor,- this season. about 60, ,000 or 70, ,000, it is tf1ought, have been desErnyed by various eauses.
 ACath0lie picnic attraetefE 9,5aG peo- pie tn Hnlpiltom Park,. ena day last week.
 Chief Jusssiea Waife anal family have iarrIHeEf at Lyme
 Tfae FrnnEiim cfleasan fnctnrieS tnrn ont: ffn1n threat tn fiYa tunssof eileesa daiiH.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27

j. Souttes1a AnaegicG. body of Span- ish guerrillas has been defeated in Cuba.
 The troubles between Mexico and Cha temala are likely to be amicably settled.
 DOMESTIC.
 It was reported that a severe fight took place between the Black Hills expedition aud 4,G00 Indians, but Gen. Sheridan dis believes tho story.
 Tennessee Democrats have nominated Judge Porter for Governor.
 The damage caused by the cloud-burst at Austin, New, on Tuesday, is estimated at $l00, ,000.
 State. Treasurer Raines, of New York, has been reinstated in his office.
 There has been serious rioting in Lan- caster, Ky, between the whites and blacks; several men have been killed and wound ed. . pas
 War has bsen declared by the Osage Indians on the state of Kansas; Gov. Os- borne has sent request for arms to Washington.
 The National Schutzenfest at Baltimore closed on Saturday.
 New York Democrats call their Stato Convention on the 18th of Sept.
 Alabama Republicans have nominated baVlu | LeW1S TOT COVernOf.
 The Mosby-Payne duel was prevented by the arrest of Col. Mosby in Washing ton.
 The proposed constitution of Ohio has been defeated by the people.
 1t IS feared that a war of races will be- gin in South Carolina; the whites and blacks are preparing for conflict. .- The Pa. Republican convention met last week, and nominated state ticket. They propose Gov. Hartranft for the Presidency. ..f-
 The woman who accused the Rev. MT. Glendenning of seduction, died in child bed, last week. She adhered tothe story to the last. An indignation meeting of citizens was held, Saturday night at which Mir. Glendening was denounced in un- measured terms.
 Indian outrages are reported at various points, but nothing of a serious nature has occurred. -..r. .. .... Quiet has been restored at Monterey. Ky. and no furthur disturbance is apprc- hended.
 Negro troubles are reported in Choctaw County, Ala. a ''.'
 Conservative Conventions are held, this week, Tn Louisiana and Pennsylvania.
 A fire ill South Bend, Ind, destroyed property to the amount of $500, ,OOO.
 Secretary Fish declares that the report about Porto Rico is without foundation and that the alleged dispatches concerning it's cession to Germany are forgeries.
 MT Moulton's statement has been pub lished. He declares that Mir. Beecher &C., knowledged his guilt to him.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
Roxbury.

Last week. 8 little child of Gordon F. Castle. twenty months old. fell into bar rel of water which stood under the caves of the house. The head of the barrel was used as a cover, and the little child, lean- ing upon the lid. slipped. and was preeip- itated head foremost into the water. Its mother heard a noise aHd ascertained from whence ik came just in time to save her darling. though life had nearly be- come extinck
 At about g p. m. Satartlsy evening" ss MassrsS- Harvey Thomas Jrs. and Pliny and Charles r Squires were returning, from Rrilgawskers. riding ait three on one buggy sect, some sceWarsliy rascal thraW a stoasakthsmsss they were passing the an0esaniese building whare Raekles Reazslsaes formesay liyesR. Iii struck Mfs. .Fh0masih theBf foraheaGfansh hoakagashan inch ansea qaarsenl loass i,asetoyenthalsft eses. raaMisexsanttwass seem to d0Saea hsahhSht hthsehaasseanlR nm.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
A painful case of Piles cured.


 A painful case of Piles cured.
 I wish to spread abroad the great benefit I have derived from Dr. Harrison's Per- istaltic Lozenges. I have suffered years from the worst Piles-so much that life was burden. I used everything to no purpose until I found the Lozenges. In less than 0 month I was cured, and have only to resort to them when costiveness re- turns, and always find instant relief. Boston, April 10, 1862. S. c. NEAL.
 Trial box, 30 cts. Large box, 60 cts., mailed free for this last price.
 DR. HARRIsoN's ICELAND BALsAM. 9 splendid cure for coughs, hoarseness, and all throat and lung complaints. For sale by E. s. Harrison & Co.,, Proprietors No. Fremont Temple, Boston, and by all Druggists. 19 4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27

NoxroEk Gsesivss Sl0. .0W Ay@illof the lafe Jossph Bates1l. te be saeEotea sto the xslssf of the peors -Rss. Dr. Elanuge Inns has ssnt In hss rssignationof the pasear- ship af she Caagregakson1 chussh aoEsr wh1ch he hzh ben sssflsa sfor fgrtytwo yszz& Thexsnazzble Deceur is ngEoxsr sszsner rezz ef age sna f1nas hiassk m sh1e lsagse se ps<3axm 1he anksss Of Ais az1AI IAsxsnazg e xhe lse1w WIS hsaza wlzA @azS mnzlssezkisR et smst1sn hy hzA eangzsznkssA Thak ahnz.A has haa hnk SAnse pazsnza slnnaaEa 1hzk urrumaza- tA
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27

Forty Years Experience have tested the virtues of Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, and it is now generally acknowl- edged to be the best remedy extant for pulmonary and lung diseases; embracing the whole range from a slight cold to a settled consumption. Were it not for it's merits, 1t would long since have ''died and made no sign.'' ,t
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27

Inn EDzxBUHGH REVIEW. for July, euuAAims- Ocsan Warfare; The Speakers HlhAes Ksamythis Physical History of the Ms1@s M0sAsyis Life and Death of Barne. vsAats Halls Modem English; 1he Canon oG Bs&zay in Greek Art; M. Guizot's His tusy Of Fnnce; The Cleasby- -Vigfusson LeeaAaaie Dictionary; Journal of Henry Coekhun-
 Lsoe.rd Scott Publishing O., New xoEk. $&a year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
Buffalo was shot on Wednesda,

A Buffalo was shot on Wednesday last near Shepaug Station. It had escaped from travelling show in Danbury about two months since. It weight 16OOfbs. This animal has scared a good many people, and hurt nobody; it has been a godsend to the newspaper itemizer, and the local press regret his untimely end.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
DEACON.

The Fair and Eastival held under the auspices of the Young Ladies Sewing Cir cle, was successful beyond the expectae tions of the most sanguine. The mem- bers of the Society take this method of thanking the numerous strangers and vis- itors, both for assistance and patronage. The evening was excessively warm, there fore the ladies who dispenced ice cream and soda water, found plenty of business. Receipts were $172.
 -Messrs Driggs and Beeman have pur- chased small steamer which IS to be placed on Waramaug Lake, sometime dur ing the week. .. .l ,.-
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27

BUcHAN's CARBoI1c BALM OINTMENT IS a very remarkable Fsmily Slave. It cures astonish everybody. Contains no grease, aud washes off without soap. It is trans parent, like currant jelly. For all the purposes of Family Slave it IS without an equal. 13 ly.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27

La C-R, DE LA CREME No. 9, con- 11mr TxzigAk. Reverie) by Maylath; Hs1s Rsve<sss (Nazurka) by Wyman; wszE~1za HOs CGalOp de COncerD Will ss1s CSssOazki0a in Sorrow (Adagio) S1Azl@zA: Whikher gOest thou. little Bss1 RsseEsea by Hess
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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27

On Wednesday last. the reception eon-- mitAee started out ffem New York on the Onkkek GFank to meet Minister Jewell who ah0aEly expsesed oRths Bothnia.- On haaxxisak otthak staamaE., Mr. Jewell vaAkoR hoar6 the cutter, anh the party rstnFnetkt0 New York early Tharsdayr m0xnihgs. Heeffsktvisiteth the PresisiaatI akh0ag RFanea., and 6ratnrneth early Rei:- daH RthAb Rtfth ASeAas Hotel. where 0 laEaA delaGaAi0se feaah Gonnaetieak was waiting AisaEEisah TheRaxtgs, number AGsaaA fnstss, sAaEseSh fosr Qeansetieatt AhNAsaNssA. ahG6aEEipesh i'm HArtiassR all ahsshSR A.. wasasealaRsea seaRaysaaaiiitan. rgsanGhesgse wasa asssMhsaSR teo receive SaasSE< dastlAsAisaash tRwAszaaaR. Hee wass Saaessassa hys AAgasc SaEasass, saasiasa SAhisasSaAalhaae va6nA, ,anAh wass vsssiesf sAAewasessssSa hys shNstssasae aesEssaallfffaaslss HaSRsestlseaflesHNNa HNNaAanGhssaAihss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27

The WuzEurrxEzR scho1l ae1mmiktee have dsei7ea 8o 1se a steam heater m the HgA Schasl-Ffzlk VI BzE1er has huuehk a bu1ag lot on fhe street lead ing Co DaFszuzize.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
AUCTION SALE!

A BOUT thirty head of fine cows, mostly A springers, in high condition, will be sold at the farm of E. McNeil. Litchfeld, on
 Tuesday, Sept. i. 1874, at oclock, p. m. Also milk cans. farm wag- ons, &c. 8zas f.s
 E. E. WOOSTER. Litchfeld, Aug. 16, 1874. .'s. 20 2t
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
'HO oVaH AIAIIItI6 'sIfei 'sIfei III"0O e HOnhO Re1II
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A very enjoyable German was danced at Hopkins on Wednesday night. The favors were sent from the city, the grounds hung with chinese lanterns, and every one enjoyed themselves hugely. The Ger man consisted of eleven figures, and was began at half past nine. It was led by one of the ladies to whom is due the credit for many of the pleasant little affairs at Hopkins during the summer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27

waw KsEse Lent of MIIlerton has enter S1tAa wszaeyaa university at Middletown. EGAs uAim keep her doors closed to women.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27

DISTRTCT of Plymouth ss,, Probate Court U August F, 1874.
 Estate of John 5. Hopkins, of Plymouth in said District an assigning debtor.
 The Court of Probate for tho District of Ply mouth hath limited and allowed two months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate, represented ins0lvent, In which to exhib- 1t their claims thereto; and has appointed Albert P BRadstr5et and Geo. A. Stoughton, COmmis- si0ners to receive and examine said claims. y--ss. ~=-szs Certified by .ssz.s
 KLEIOFT U PENN, Clerk.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at A. P. BT8dstrgeGs office in said Ply mouth, on the I4th dsy of September and tll8 I2tkE day OS October, 1BE4s at0ua o'clock in the afternoon 0M each of said daFBy for the purpose of attendingUn tfIH business 0r said sppOint- meut,-
 A P BEnDsEEEz Commissioners IlpsszauB indbblsdn to Mid estatas are re- qusssed to mxks immsdiafs pssmsuet0
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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27

We are m rsceipt of two copies of the W1ADssEE7le Register. a seven column wwsAly sk@rsea ia cur neighbOring village, Aw Hsgy BosEoa- 1t bids fair to be a Ewvaw. rumanhae sheet.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27

WINE OF THE WooDs invigorates the Liver. Ally
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
Conaecfcut Iiterazv In s stztute, SuEeld, Com.

U Thorough instruction in eEery dHpsrtmeziE SupeEz1r advantages for MusEc and B8IuflzlgE. ExpeusgE mn1erxxe- FafE tarn viii hGgzn AHS- zsth 1S74
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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27

Sin is often the result of physical ill., health and feeble stomachs. During one third of our time the process of digestion continues. To be dyspeptic is to be mis- erable; dyspepsia is the foundation of fe- vers and all the diseases of the blood, liv- CT, skin and kidneys. Dyspepsia yields to that great purifier of the blood and restor- CT of health. DR. WALKERS VINEGAR BrT- TIERS. -.-. 20 4w.