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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-17
WEST VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE.

The following is the correct list of members
of the next Legislature. Democrats in Roman,
Radicals in italics, Independents denoted by
star.
SENATORS
First District-J ohm Cunningham, of Hans
cock A. j. PANEL, of Ohio.
Second District-B. w Price, of Marshall;
G N Arnett, of Marion.
Third District-G. d. Camden, of Har-
rison O. F Scott. of Richie
Fourth Disrict-D. D. johnson, of Tyler;
George Loomis, of Wood.
Fifth Disrict-P. G. Eastman. Of Mason
Thomas Ferrel, of Roane.
Sirth District Winston Shelton, of Nj
cholas; William T. Burdett. of Kanawha.
SerenM Distr,ct-Isaac Mcdonald, of Wy,
oming; Ira j. McGinnis. of Cabell
Eighth Djstricf-Hud NJ Dickinson, of
Fayette.; Robert F. Dennis. of Greenbrier
Ninth Eistrict-J. NJ Bennett, of Lewis
David Golf, of Randolph.
Tenth District Charles N Bishop. of
Preston; r. L Berkshire, of M"nongalia.
Eleventh Distrct-*R. B. Sherrard. of
Hardy; William e. Clayton. of Mineral.
Ttcelfih District-R q. Custom, of Nor
gan Moses s. Grantham, of Berkeley.
DELEGATES.
Barbour-S. NJ. Cornwell.
Berkeley-J. H. Gettinger and A. Small
Boone-John Powell.
Braxton-E. S. squires.
Brooke-L Rogers.
Cabell-John " Thornburg.
Doddridge-*J. c. Stuart
Fayette-J James Montgomery.
Gimer-D. Hoffman:
Grant-Daniel Ba66
Greeubrier-Geo W. Williams.
Haucock-*A j. Campbell.
Harrson-T j West, *W. D. Carlisle.
Hampshre-Alex.M Monroe.
Hsrdy-*Warden.
Jackson-*G w Shinn.
Jefferson-I. s. Tanner and J. NJ Mason
Kanawha-M Miller Chapman and Agee.
Lincoln-John Vaughn.
Lewis-Chidister.
Logau-Chas. S. Stone.
MISUNDERSTANDING and Prichard.
Mononealia-4Sniaera and Tough.
Mercer-Reynolds.
Morgan-M W. Dyche.
Mouroe-S A. Houston
Mason-Ed. Sehon John Mccullough.
Miueral-J. s. WEIGH.
Marshall-H s. White aud Turner.
Ohio Good. Simpson. Jordan and Morgan.
Putnam-Kirtley.
Pendleton-George Blakemore.
Pocahontas-W. j Woodell.
Preston-*Wilson and Zinn.
Roane-M. Depugh.
Raleigh Charles ROLES.
Taylor-Reynolds.
Tyler-reported radical
Wayne-James Ferguson.
Writ. J.. Enoch.
Wetzel-McEldowny.
Snmmers-Syl Upton.
Upshur-*Thomas Farnsworth.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-17

w 10 the Tsmmsuy Hall jubilee New
York, over the election result, the following
pointed burIesque telegram was rread:
ALBANY, N Y, November 8 1874 If
any man says that l am not beat in this cleo
ton, shoot him on the spot,
JOHN A DIX
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

LAYING qualified on the estate of the late
to make prompt settlement and creditors will
send in their accounts, or other evidence of debt
to the undersigned at Cna'lestOwn, Jefferson
county, w. Va, DANIEL Il. LUCAS
STEPHEN S. DALGARN.
Executors of JOnD w. Dalgarn.
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CARD.

LAYING Heretofore done business mt Summit
Ii Point. wOnld respectfully call the atten-
tor II nv former friends and customers TO tho
tact that am at the ID pot again aud viii BIZ,
glad 10 serve them, aud will b. plriiEcd to naYC,
a call fIOm them. WI C. WILSON
OF the firm ~ W IIson BIoths:s.
Summit Point, Sept IS. ;s74 3m
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-17
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

Il ne co partnership Heretofore conducted up-
i der the finn name of DAVIS s. LOCK ls this
hav dissolved. Parties IndrbIed will mud their
accounts IN the hands of John W. Lock. A
prompt set einent of the came Is requested.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-17

q gFafifude kKIfs[or. 81 hope
s < S DO Governor Of West Virginia. as well
a al the Governors Of the Southern States,
vii unite IN this Recommendation. Glory to
God athe highest; peace on earth, and good
viii to .E1eul
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a CARD

HAVING sold oHE interest in ssosk Of Rnsr-
III chand,se 10 Messrs. Wilson BrOtheTsy We
respectfully T. turn our THINKS to nanT
friends aud patrons for their past fayOrR and So
licIt continuance of same &" he new Il. M
HILLARY Il JOHNSON
Summit Point. Sept. Is7S-stn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-17

oFffclAL CERTIFICATES OF ELECTION
Upon inquiry of Mr.. Faulkner we learn that
he has received from the commissioners con-
Quoting the election at the Court House but
eight official certificates of the vote of their
counties towit {: Berkeley. Hampshire,
Hardy. Pocsh"ntas. Randolph, Pendleton,
Webster and Tucker. No official certificates
have been received from the other ten coun-
ties OF this congressional district. 1t is be-
lieved that fair construction of the law re-
quires that one of the certificates shall be sent
to the Governor, another to the member elect,
and third to be deposited with the clerk of
the County Court. to he there preserved among
the archives Of his office.
U,rtinsbur0 Statesman
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N ot1co

TIE business heretofore conducted by tho
firm of Davis & Lock will be continued by The
Undersigned. at the old stand. RespectfnIlv
September !, 1874. JOHN w IOIiE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-17

re- Democratic rejoicing over the recent
election successes seems to have CALLING eff.
feet on the Radical sheet published in Mar
tinsburg-yclept 'I"dependent We are
not surprised
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-17
EDUCATIONAL.
Hoano1ke ColIe6s,
SALEM, VA.

Tioenty- Second Session, 1919. Begins
Sept. I'd, and ends June l6th.
REv. D.F. BITTLE, D. D.. PRESIDENT,
Assisted By n Corps of Experienced Instructors
ADVANTAGES.
1st full and comprehensive Curriculum.
I'd. high standard of proficiency in the diff
ferent Departments.
Sd. Literary Societies of the first rank.
4lh. Library. about 10000 volumes; Reading
Room, 100 Periodicals
5th. Valuable Cabinet and Laboratory.
9Th Iocnlon nnsnIT passed sa IN tue country.
yantages.
9th. More moderate expense for adtsntaees
afforded than can be found elsewhere in the
south. Expense for Session of 10 months. .(in-
GLIDING board. tuition, Sc, SO } about S200.
Oo-Students IN attendance from nearly all of
and Western States. q
90 The annual Catalogue, containing full par
ticnIars. sent on application to the President.
July Z, 1914 It.
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MI IINH

MRS. MARY. E. BENSON has just received
IIl from Baltimore. the latest sty les of
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY,
Consisting OF Hats, BOnnets, Feathers. Flowers,
Ribbons and Jet trimmings. to which she asks
the attention of her old patrons and the public
generally Residence on Congress street, near
the residence of Thos. c. Green, Esq.
Nov, II, 1873.
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Estray Heifer.

T+ME to the premises of the undersigned,
" ab"nt the last of April, Dark Brown Heif-
er, marked with slit IN left ear. white on ner
back, belly and tail, supposed to be 3 years old
next spring. The owner is requested to come
forward prove property. pay charges and take
her away, having had her aDpraIsed according
to law. JOHN II. STRIDER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-17

o. At the Episcopal Convention of the Diocese
q DudieV b. 3D. rect t Of CbS,st CbnTeb. Bal
timore, was elected Assistant Bishop, to fill the
vacancy occssioned by the resignation of DR..
Cnmmi0s.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-17
FOR RENT

ITNHE Store Room now occupied by 8. N. Tim
Il bertake. Possession given April list 1874.
JAS. LAW. HoOEF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-17

o. A meeting was held in New York few days
since for the purpose of organizing the Order of
the Sovereiens of Industry in that CITY. The
order was founded in January, 1874. at Spring
field, Mass. Its object is to unite mechanics.
artisans and laborers who are not tillers of the
SOIL in a cooperative and protective association.
similar to the Order of the Patrons of HusbandrY.
Since its foundation the order has been estab-
hshed in twenty States
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-17

TIE V1cE>PsEs1DENr ON TIE ELEc-
Observation-Disclosures Wilson gives the
New York Tribune his views on the repub.
lican defeat and says the result shows the
necessity for liberal and magnauimous policy.
With statesmen for republican leaders he be-
lieves the party will recover itself two years
hence. He believes the democrats will by
their blundering policy contribute to that end
As tostbe cause. Of the late defeats he said
,thousands,of republicans did not vote or voted
agailps, the party TO check some of its ten
g.. q. aud i the party ADOPT prudent,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-17
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!

T AM selling off to close out business. 1 offer
i my entire stock of
Gold and Silver watches,
Clocks and Jewelry, at greatly reduced rates.
Also. some articles of Furniture and Stoves for
Nov 10. 1874 l. DINKLE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-17
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.

"UNTSMEN, fishermen and others, are here
III by n"titieu that the law will be enforced
against them for trespassinR on my fathers
Shannon Hill' farm.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-17
PARTY NAME.

The following, touching the party name.
from the Jackson (Tenn.) Wig and Tribune,
is as sensible and logical it is timely: 1T IS
time that all men in our midst who have cher
shed traditional hatred for the word Demo-
crat should cease to do so. The party is com
posed of all that is best in material and prin-
ciple in the two old parties. Siuce the war
in every locality where the new organization
acting under new name-kas been in
power, it has shown its Iiberali,y. The press
ent Governor of Tennessee was a Wing
The governor elect was Wing The Cow
ernor of Kentucky was Wing. and so was
the Governor of Missouri In nearly every
Southern State the highest Offices in the gift
of the party have been given to those who
called themselves by rome other name in the
past, and it is time that the antipathies of the
old Wings were dead. In most instances
they are, but this old, lurking feeling should
fade out utterly"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-17
THANKSGIVING

ID accordance with the sentiments Of an
segs. ke dirk i would Be en- isa,|g:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-17
DELEGATE DISTRICTS.

l. Wood and Pleasant counties-J. 3
jackson John A Hucaeson. Spencer.
g Richie and Calhoun counties-*M. S.
Hall James Taylor.
Barbour, Harrison and Taylor counties
w. T. Ice. of Barbour.
Randolph and Tucker counties-G II.
Long
Nicholas, Clay aud Webster Counties
D. D. Dix, of Nicholas
6 Mcdowell and Wyoming counties
Booker Short
Senate, democrats 49, House, democrats so,
Senate RAIDS and Ind 5, House, RAIDS and
Ind. 5. Democratic majority on joint ballot SO
ANOTHER VICTIM TO WHISKY
franklin Aonitor published at Rocky Monnt.
Va, reports the dreadful death Of an old man
named Young, under the following circum-
stances: ga fsw nights ago old Mr.. James
Young who lived on Stony creek, in this
county, went home in a state of intoxication
aud lay down before the fire to take nap
Sometime during the night his clothes caught
fire. and not being able to extinguish the
flames. they we're entirely consumed upon his
body, which was so badly burned that death
ensued the following morning. No one lived
in the house with this old man, and conse-
quently no one was present to minister to his
relief aud save him from his terrible death
When found on the following day he was ye,
alive and conscious, and recollected all about
how he came to meet his awful fate"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-17

EIGHT CHILDREN NEARLY KILLED BY
Gas FROM SrovE.-On Monday morning,
before daylight, j. A. Duhurst, residing on
Eastou avenue. New Brunswick, N. j., was
awakened by hearing one of his daughters fall
from her bed to the floor in the room above
that in which he was sleeping, and on going
up stairs found that eight children, all of
whom slept in rooms connecting with each
other, were unconscious from the effects of
coal gas escaping from stove in one of the
rooms. Had not one of them had strength
enough left to attempt to get up, and in the
attempt fallen on the floor, awakening her
father, probably the entire eight would have
q hn dead before daylight DR.. English was
ID snd pronounced all of them probably
Ii danes.., though the effects did not pass
nmeiiately, end some of them were Sc
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-17

uS' a. IO'7-Gts y. n. SlhA11hs
DREsERvE your Furs and Wooden Goods, use
Anti Moth Cedar Soap. effective and economi-
CAL for sale by C.E. BELLER.
Use CarbOIate Of Lime. for disinfsetiBs sinks,
~ seve's. Foul Alleys, sprinkle in Poultry
7 ards Roosts nd Nests, and in dog Kennels. ke.,
It vi be found = certain remedy for the VeTmin
intestiog such places, to be had at
June 2, 1874. c. z. BELLER's.
SoDA Water With finest syrups furnished during
~ the Season, at C.. E. BRLLER'S.
June 2, 1874.
CENTENNIAL Celery Salt for Soups. Gr..i.s.
" Meats. &c, for SaIeby C.E. BELLER.
7 EMoNs. Oranges. Dates. Fig. and Rai.ins. 70,
IL sale by JR RODERICK
bride OF VIRGINIA, Graveieys. westward
] 10, Duke of Durham, Leo and Jolly Boy Smok-
ing Tobaeoos. for sale by J. r. RoDERICK.
i for sale BY }. RoDERICK.
PREAKFAsT Bacon. Sugar Cured Hams. Side:
ID and Shoulders for sale By
G.. ": T KEARsLET.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-17
NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby warned not to tres
n pass or my Vineyard and Orchard. The law
VIII be enforced against all offenders. Parents
are earnestly requested to warn their boys or
thew NAV be injured. Night plunderers will re-
ceIve special attentiod by an armed guard. No
Aug. IL, l574-tf. j. j. H. STRAITH.
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GRAIN DRILIR

WEare selling the Hagsrstovn Gun gprfn.
w Drill, complete With Guapo end Grass See
Attachments. This 10 . Standard Drill and 10 10
SeM known 20 need further advertising. EaeI
Drill warranted for one year
WASHINGTON LIPPITT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-17

TIE EzeeIsior Baking Powder, prepared from
Il the Pursst material, expressly Tor family uSe.
II 10 especially convenient in making BuScufts
Rusks, Sweet Cakes. Pastry. Padding ate 70 5:
10. Sn1;,,4 1874 c. z. BELLER's..
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-01-22
CLiPPaMcS.

l Chicago launched into matli...ony las
 year l4,O00 prospective clients for it's di
 vorce lawyers. ao
 Love is thing of four letters. yet some
 times in a breach of promise case hun
 dreds are produced. Judy. .I Ireland has sent over 2. .250, GOO iill. .,
 pendent voters and potential Aldermen to
 this country within the pas. twenty-two l years. ae5ssoe 1 The position of usher in country
 church must be singularly lucrative to permit tho holder to appear in new boots every Sunday.
 The Bridgeport Standard disapproves 1 the design for the new state house, which
 to the @sthetic mind of the editor would be better for saloon or horse railro ad depot than state house. 5a A lady had several hundred dollars worth of point lace clipped off her cloth ing by an adroit thief while she was at l church singing, ''Strip me of the robe of pride, clothe me in humility
 A lengthy article is in circulation tell ing how to make 8 mustard plaster. An article telling how to successfully dodge one is what smitten people want D. "
 A New Haven editor spent last Sunday in Slawson, and attended church. When the contribution box came around he was in a .doze, but on being nudged, hastily explained: '1 have pass. ID. "
 A Danbury man who having variously and unnecessarily tried to keep hens, COWS and sweet potatoes through the winter. his temper on wash days, and his courage always, is now trying to keep diary.
 There is nothing quite so exhausting to village newspaper man as to write a complementary notice of local exhibition in which there are thirteen sperfermers who design sending copies of the paper to their friends.-D. ~.
 A never yielding problem to newly married man IS how to carry groceries so people will not suspect that he is just married. One man looks so sheepish that the fact is publicly advertised. while another in trying to avoid this extreme, becomes so preternaturally solemn that he IS betrayed at once.-D. ~.
 Not long since very nervous lady took passage at fhe Tip-Top House. White Mountains, to descend by the almost per pendicular railroad. Her fears were ap- parent to every one, and the following unique dialogue took place between her and the conductor; Lady-Mr. Conduc- tor, how do you hold these cars when you want to make a stop? Conductor-Mad- am, we apply the brake. which you see there. Lady-Suppose, Mir. Conductor, that brake should give way, what do you [ do then? Conductor-Madam, We apply the double acting brake, which you see at the other end of the cars. Lady-But Mr. Conductor, suppose that brake should not be sufficient to check the cars, where will We go then? Conductor-Madam, l can't decide. That depends entirely upon how you have lived in this world.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-01-22

on his hand and groanedAaloud. Parson
 riously much shocked. The organ and
 cornet began. It sounded well, and some
 of us were inwardly set up with much joy.
 resolved to extinguish the desecrating in- strument - resolved to sing the thing down.
 We sang Old Hundred through twice
 Such a tremendous volume of tone had
 never been heard in the church before.
 Ehe grand old tune fairly shook the house.
 Nhe1 iktM finished we sat down. Hook Ln6 Akenn1, and found the deaeon's wife
 wiping her eyes furtively. Some irrever- ent person rapped on the floor with 8 cane-just tlmid little rap, applause certainly. Deacon Pipple's little boy said audibly, "Hurrahl wasn't that bu-." The last word was extinguished by fa- ther's hand - aA Ea9 v
 The parsoa .read two verses of another hymn. His voice trembled. and he seem- ed peculiarly happy. That splendid old tune of "Christnsas," Father Handel, was played. Handel believed in horns and trumpets. When the glowing melody rang bravely. through the church every body rose and seized their hymn books with ardent determination to do their best.
 Everybody sang. Who could help it? The ringing tones of the trumpet bore everything along with it. At the inter- lude between the verses there was pro- found hush The people felt at last they were really praising God with heart and sonl. The second verse was even more successful than the first. Everybody felt warmed up to the work. The congrega- ton had made discovery. It could sing,
 When it was over Parson Mildmay lean cd over the desk and said: Brother Squaggles, let us sing all the verses" - We did. From that night congregation al singing and the cornet player were a fixed part of our service. At first, said, 1t nearly split the church. The choir re- signed Designation not accepted), and small tempest ragged for two weeks among the people. The church was divided into cornetist and anti-cornetists. The cor netists carried the day. The storm clear ed, and now all is serene. The unsold pews, found a. market. Seats in the church becameS scarce. Even the gallery filled up, and Parson Mildmay is happy over a large and growing congregation. The dear old deacons lament the cause, butre- joice in the prosperity of the church.--N. !. Indepenoept.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-01-22

Dr. J. Walkers California Vins egar BitterS are a purely Vegetable preparation, made chiefly from the native herbs found on helower ranges of the Sier- ra Nevada mountains of California, the medicinal properties of which are extract ed therefrom without the use of Alcohol The question IS almost daily asked, "What is the cause of the unparalleled success of VINEGAR BTTERsY Our answer is, that they remove the cause of disease, and the patient recovers his health. They are the great blood purifier and a life giving prin- ciple, o perfect Renovator and Invigorator of the system. Never before in the history of the world has a medicine been com pounded possessing the remarkable qual ities of VINEGAR BITTERs in healing the sick of every disease man is heir to. They arc q gentle Purgative as well as Tonic, rcliev ing Congestion or Inflammation of the Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious Dis eases.
 If linen will enjoy good health, lct them use VINEGAR BTrTERs as medicine, and avoid the use of alcoholic stimulants in every form.
 R. HI. MCDONALD S5 CO.,,
 Druggists and General Agents, San Francisco, Califor mia, and Washington and Charlton sts New York Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-01-22
Naugataeke eRailrpad.

AS0eA@tsk1e&S e1 ION and after May 2s.ll. 1878. traiis vii rnl as IO follows: sh = GOING NoRIIL LEAVE BEIDGErt.i,1 7.l5 4. M.-Milk train forWinsted with passenger ear attached, connecting at Water kNN wN bary with train from liartfor,., ~ EY M MI Eease Litchfeld 11.G0
 1U.lo A. M.-For Wlnsted, connecting with the 500 a. m. train from New York and with the 1915 8. m. trsin from New Haven. =. Leave Litehield I2.45 p. m. lU4o A. H.-FrelgLt train fer NlIsted. Leave LitcLtieia i. 4j p.ri. connecting with train to Al bany g. 0 eLiL.Lg. ?. n. special for Naterburyl ocO F. M.-For WiRsted, connecting ~itii ihe 8 co
 p. m. train from New Ycrk and the
 5.OOp. m. from New Haven, and at
 Waterbury with train fro,a Hartford. xx Leave Litchfeld TBS, fsg
 <>Go1NG soUTH%LEarE WtSsrED. 7.G5 4. M.~- For Bridgeport, New York, uu,. New
 haven, connecting at AnsoniS mi:h
 train for New Haven in time etu ~g connect with train viz Shore aLhle for ~-|AsW4LSndbnandP Provide ifee.%
 Leave Litchdeld 7.39. 4} 5.30 \. 1.-Freight train for Bridgeport, con.
 meeting at Waterbury for Hartford. q
 Leave Litchfeld 6.3S.
 1.45 r. Nj Fer Bridgeport, N. r., and N. H.. con
 necting at Waterbury with train for
 Hartford. LE
 Leave Iitchteld 2.20.
 s4 70 r. M.Milk train with passenger attached
 S eonuecting at Bridgeport for New
 York. and Ansonia for New Haven.
 Leave Ltchtield 4.45. On Saturday nights, an additional Train with psssenger ear, viii leave Bridg gepelt fnr NiEst.d at 9.15 P. N. Sunday milk leave ilchfield 37 P.
 WArERpoWN z&s ,M MATEABgliY H. N. @ Trains leave W Watertown at 7.SO A. a. snd 1855 P. A., connecting with passenger trains to Now York. A Ret,lrs,i 18 Oss6 and $. 50 P. h..on arrival of passepse from Bridgeport. Woodbury Stage arrives to connect al S,.s .i iir with the 7.C5 A. M. Train down from WinsteG GAd at Wa!erseSs systli 70 4 II Traili, and ,etmn arrival Of tlFV 10TlG k.sEI .f4VnS i;fFt tgt.l:C!i
 The Stage from New Hartford, Otis. t1uichidt, Barrln8ton, Sandsi!eld, arrives t. connect with the Al P. N. Train down from Ninste( and re turns on the ,aliiys ot the l0.i5 !. 4lR irain up from Bridgap5rt..~ ia" .%'-f- M .~2"a eA4 The Stage fer i.i!ci.tiec :u,.ye, litcl.la Sta tlon on tEe arrival If ilic tU.l z al,i 50 OP m Tralns1rou .Brhge iturt ss I.:s >tege Igi Harwin- ton Ses4AeeEAietstasi,'ti tl,, arrival or the 10.1 A. M. Train from t:,idE Eri"lt.
 The Stage for Beteti:l }. It Morris leaves Watertown "A arrival u l: :i; ii. tt eli. EIiGge- port naith'sStsg gs for Middlsbur. leaves T4t t, buy Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri,;u; o.l IL. .,lri val of the i0.i5 A. H. Train up fl,r. !1,;::, j,S; The Stage for GOshon leaves "..,.; :. l.; ,..5 .- rival of the 1915 4. H. Trai.' fr't. ,is,.@r,.i: Discount Of , ct!4ts-ilttc .iL Ia. ,...: T. chasing Tickets nt lie U1.5,.,
 GEO. ". ii.A, II, :,u!tI.5.,. t.,:c,.t Bridgeport. Ma -,:I. i>.5
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-01-22
Farmers Milk co. CHARTERED JUNE. 1873. Office and Depot No. 33 Third Ave, New York.
Milk in its Natural Purity,
Notice.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR

THE Subscriber has returned to his business customers. Thanking them for their liberal as-
 STILES D. WHEELER.