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Connecticut western news., 1875-11-19

ADVERTISING BY HANDBILLs. Hard times have brouehr with them the cheap practice of advertising by hand-bills. Our sidewalks, filtered with the hand-bills of va rious trades, attest the folly of this prac. tice, and the waste of labor and matter. A hand-bill, and one mi.:ue later it is dropped on the ground. If i, be retained longer in the hand, the holder twists it around his fingers as he talks to companion or thinks about some matter of personal interest, and finally drops it upon the side-path to keep company with the litter of untwisted hand bills, and all this time the advertiser imag- ines that the public are reading all about his business, cheap goods, and the induce ments to buy at his store. He is told by the boys who distributed the bills that the latter have been put into the hands of the passers-by, on the principal streets, and that they must have been read. and his ex- pectations of a crowd of purchasers run very high, but the next day comes. and with it no unusual number of customers. He loses faith in thls means of advertising and falls back upon the old practice of ad- vertising in an old established newspaper He feels sure that this is not thrown upon the ground or otherwise wasted, but is first read for its news. and its advertisements and notices at least glanced over by the reader. His anticipations of an increase of custom are realized, and the class of cus- toners is good one, as nearly all reading classes are. Finding this the true way to advertise, he uses the columns of his paper to announce each new article as it is opened out for sale ID his store.
 Advertisers, look to your interests, and use the columns of the best papers to an nounce to the public the opening of your wares. Waste no money on hand-bills and other perishable means of catching the eye of the public, but go into newspapers which the people search daily for what is new.-Neao York Express.
Connecticut western news., 1875-11-19
COlliHSvfllG.

Charles Blair, Esq, for nearly A years prominent citizen of this place, and for several years superintendent of the Collins Co. s works, being about to- go to California with his wife for few months, desired to meet his old friends, shopmates and neigh bors, and sent out invitations to nearly POO to meet at the lecture room of the Congre- gational church on Wedneday evening, Nov. 10th. Owing to the heavy rain only about l30 came; but the evening was pleas antly spent in relating incidents of the past A years. MT. Blair made some feeling and appropriate remarks, followed by s. V. Woodbridge and D. B. Hale, who had each been here over A years. o. H. Miner, the well-known caterer, got an excellent supper of oysters, sandwiches, tea, coffee, foreign and domestic fruits. The Collinsville band furnished good music, and the pleasant gathering lasted until after II o'c!0ck...... The corner stone of Trinity church was laid Thursday afternoon Nov. llth, the Right Rev. Bishop Williams officiating, as- sisted by Revs. J. H. Betts, Jewell. c. R. Fisher, H. s. Clapp, H. M. Sherman, B, R. Brown, c. F. Breed, rector elect, and JIM. Stevens of Berkley Divinity school, Mid dletown. The main edifice IS to be 52x29 feet, and will cost $4O0o. '. E. Wheelock has contracted to built it, and it will be completed May lst, lS76......The Sheppard jubilee singers gave one of their inimitable concerts to large and delighted audience in the Methodist church Thursday evening of last week......E. N. Ransom, proprietor of the Valley House, has recently placed in his kitchen one of Doyle's Great Ameri- can cook stoves weighing 1900 pounds and having nine 10 inch boiler holes the oven has capacity of baking 2l pies or loaves of bread at one time. A full-grown man crawled into the oven and had the doors closed. ....Deacon Jesse o. Case, who died few days ago in Bloomfield, was born in Canton in 1792. He was the son of Deacon Jesse Case, and he also the son of Jesse Case. Deacon Jesse O. Case was father of the late Deacon Gideon M. Case, who rep. resented Canton in the legislature a few years ago......O Orrin F. Brown, native of Canton, and for many years well-known workman in the employ of the Collins Co.,, died suddenly of paralysis November 8th, aged 62 years. D.
Connecticut western news., 1875-11-19

SEWING MAoHrNEs.- are entitled, in return for advertising, to three or four first class lock-stitch sewing machines. The re- tail price of these machines is $60, but we will furnish, or order one or more sent to any address, at price that will make 1t an oh- ject to those wishing to purchase good machine. Particulars given at our office or sent upon application.
Connecticut western news., 1875-11-19

A Texas judge is credited with the fol lowing decision: The fact is Jones, the jail is ap old, rickety affair. as cold as an iron wedge. You applied to this court for a release on bal, giving it as your Opinlon that you would freeze to death there. The weather has not moderated. and to keep you from freezing, will direct the sheriff to hang you at four o'clock thls afternoon.
Connecticut western news., 1875-11-19

ADuluth assessor says it is positively amazing to see how cheap property be comes as he passes up or down . street. It falls seven per cent. whenever he enters a house.
Connecticut western news., 1875-11-19
4utue 4ews.

=. We shallfeel greatly obliged to any of ou friends in the county, elsewhere, who will send usparticulars ofany occurrence of finterestwhich may come undertheirnotice. ~
Connecticut western news., 1875-11-19
Mett5 Advertisements,
Berkshires for Sale.

A FINE lot of Thoroughbred Berkshire Pigs. A Price $500 apiece. K. SHEPARD.
 West Cornwall Nov. 18th, 1875. 2w19
Connecticut western news., 1875-11-19

KEARNBy's BUoHU. Buchu the purest and best preparation of Bucbu in the world, for sale at Graham's Drug Store, Salisbury. Gtf
Connecticut western news., 1875-11-19

1'The prisoner at the bar seems to have very smooth face saEd a spectator to the 'ailor. Yes replied the tailor. he was ironed just before he was brought in.'
Connecticut western news., 1875-11-19
BOR N.

@W- Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted free. Obituary notices five cents 6 line.
Connecticut western news., 1875-11-19

Whiskey is alike an internal furnace and and an internal turn-us.
Connecticut western news., 1875-11-19

At Hartford. Oct. 18th, son to John c. a Henrietta Barton.
Connecticut western news., 1875-11-19
MARRIED.

At sharon, Nov. 3rd. by Rev. Robert Hunt, Jo- seph White and Mary, daughter of Frederick Par sons, all of Sharon.
 At Winsted, Nov. 3rd, by Rev. Father Leo.Wil- Winsted
 At Litchfeld, Nov. Ard, by Rev. Wm. B. Clark, Charles F. Baldwin and Rlla K. Adams, both of Litchfeld.
Connecticut western news., 1875-11-19

This line just fills this column.
Connecticut western news., 1875-11-19

Mikes Turkey. The article, "How Mike Got His Turk v" is received too late for this week. I: will be very appropriate next week.
Connecticut western news., 1875-11-19

Mikes Turkey. The article, "How Mike Got His Turk v" is received too late for this week. I: will be very appropriate next week.
 One Day Earier.-On acconnt of Thanksgiving next week, we shall publish THE NEWS one day earlier. We hope our correspondents and advertisers will kindly assist us by sending in their favors one day earlier to help us out. Remember, Tues. day is the very latest we can receive com munications, and then if lengthy, the risk of our being able to insert them will be con- siderable. Better send them in as early as Monday, if possible.
 Union Band Meeting.-The Berkshiee praying bands held very interesting meet ing in the Baptist church at Lee. Mass, on Tuesday afternoon and evening of last week. There were not as many members of the bands present as at some of our meetings, but there was large attendance, the church being we'll filled. The exercises in the afternoon were conducted by Bros. Bidwell of Monterey and Dr. King of Otis, and in the evening by Thompson of Mon- terey and Sage of Sheffield. There were quite number of clergymen present, and they encouraged their brother laymen by their cheering words and earnest prayers There was deep interest manifested in the meetings, and Jesus was with us and blessed us. The Rev. Dr, Gale made some interesting remarks and thanked the breth- ren of the bands for coming to Lee. At the close of the meeting quite a number arose for prayers. This was the commence ment of series of revival meetings, and we hope and believe they will receive a glorious outpouring of Gods spirit as the result of their earnest prayers and labors. The people of Lee treated the members of the bands with great cordlality and kind ness. The bands received several letters to hold meetings in the neigh boring towns, and it is expected to hold the next meeting at Housatonic next week, but the time is not yet determined. D.
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LOST AND FOUND. .

STRAYEp Oh STOLEN-On Saturday evening,
- July 9th, from No. 1913 7th St north ~
west, mouse colored Bull Terrier PUP.AA
about months old; answers to lame of 'Brace. -
A liberal reward for his return. jy16 It
I OST-On the 18th July, betwee n 6 and .. m, q
IL POCKET BOOK containing a small amou ct Of
money, and some papers Of no value to any one but
The owner. Among the papers was q Certificate of
Sock mo. l67J Of the Farmer and Mechanics
National Bank of Georgetown, for five shares, dated
July Is, ISIS. The public warned not to nego-
tate the said certificate, payment has bsen
Stopped. The finder will be literally rewarded
returning the same 10 the subscriber. W. G. PEN
DLETON, Navy Pay Office, Cor. 18th st. and n. Y.
avenue n. W., or 400 New Jersey avenue Sc.
Jyl7 2aw3w'
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kAR6AINS BARGAINS.
~ BkOEHkAD & CO.,
S39 Pennsyly anis ave'Iue, between 9;h aud 10Th
streets, invite especial attention " the following
goods:
: A silk Velvet stripe Grenadine; Black Silk and
Wool Grenadines, plain, striped aud plaided: Lyou.
Black Silk, IncuGlng Guinet. Bellon- and Cote AID
DeCOie celebrated makes; Black Alpaca aud No
hairs from sc. Up, Victoria and Bishop Lawns frrn
IS 10 75c, Per yard; Domestic Lawns and Percaiss,
l2nc. mp, French Muslin IN single and double
width; French Pilue from l.. 10 &c. per yard !.
White ard colored Tarletsns from 20c up; White
and ColOred cuitlng Linens: Linen Lawns from zsc.
mp PeTcaies aid Csmbros "a beautiful designs; al
Wool peBege and DeBsya Grenadines. Stri ped aud
Check Summer Bike; MaZsiia, the goods for
rcfiIng, Balbriggin Hose, silk clicked, - per
boNup; Three button Paris Kids IN all coor-, -;
White Shetland Wool shawl, 81 IS and up: Cor
sets, Sc. and up; One button ids SIC. Two button
kies SIC, lin street coiors only, job lOt.l Linen
Lap Robes e. ard MP; Ladies and Gents Under
wes.. farasols and Sun Umbrellas IN great variety,
direct from the best factories the United States at
les than the ruling PRICES; So, st,ss and i0-s
Sbeetng CottoDs very cheap best makes Paper Gam
brio, ldOuiie width Sc. Gamsutta "a Bieacha6
Cottons, l5c.; New York Mills "a Blesched Cottons
Ec.; Fruit Of the Loom "a Blsached Cotton, l2ssc !;
and complete line Of Dry Goods, Notions, Gloves,
Hosiery, sc 81 eorreep Ondingly low figures Store
oren until 8 O'Clock y. IN. BRoDHEAD CO,
939 Pennsyiyanis avenue, between 9th and 10Th
streets. i@2s II
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The Star for ahe summer.

Persons LeczIyey The c4,y for the Sau'U7br or Ior
oz,y portion eJ n,ny ho,e THE STAR s-7s by
mail postage prepaid, yOT s'scs period Of time
tug desve Of Dse rute Of Is CENTS per meek, so
ce-lt, pr month, $3.50 for three months, on s3
or stI psO7tfhs-
- Orders mus d, al cdscs Be ooco,spsnaed BY
he psorey, and 70 paper ssH Esa0r Chu, paid
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
nlVORCED AGAIN.-I hereby notify all per-
~ sons that have obtained the second decree of
divorce against the recent Virginia Johnson, and
she i ordered by the Court to resume her first
of Virginia Timbus.
Jy22 Ct WILLIAM G. JOHNSON.
EYEkY LADY SHOULD GET PAIR OF
II those S. Balmo rails, or pair Gore Buskins, for
the house. at 75c. Also, kfd Slipper at the low
price If &c., worth al. Please call through the
week, at 1914 and 1916 Pennsylvania ave
nue.. JeN-tr
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A : I + q l. u q Y I.
MADAME BOSS.

This celebrated Lady Astrologlst snd HeAfinG Ne
Hum consulted at No. 201 street, corner Of
ID, northwest. She has no superior In delineetins
the Past, Present, and Future In love or business
ner advice Is invaluable, describing your friends,
pointing out your enemies, and informing you Of the
way 10 saccess In all Undertakings. COnsulta-
ton str3etly confidential. Ladies. q; gentlemen,
olO. 'yH-1y
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NJ ANHOOD RESTORED.

victim Of youthful imprudence, causing prema-
ture decay, nervous debility, etc, having tried in
vain every known remedy, has found . simple self
cure, which he will send free his fellow sufferers.
Address J. b. REEVES, - Nassau street, New
York. may3-eo3m
ROCKETS VE0ETABL1 COUGH eYRUP.-
- Wanted, . osse Of WhoePinG Cough that cannot
s. sqFsd y .!o .h =, GSuSa
Colds Hoarsenese, Sore Throat Group, and all Brop.
CHI; (. rS % ale b tsS RT;peP.
the proprietor, 1919 q u. northwest. novh-ly
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NIATfANSs VEGETABLE CAfHARTI0
IN AND ANTI.BlLLlOU8 PILLS,

Tn6 0emAn0 IOI tn066 PHI M I0rGoIy tnCF000o6,
We therefore call public attention their merits =
esf care, they present the following good qualities:
They are warranted wholly vegetable.
Their action ID prompt, certain end effectuAl.
They are healing to the stomach.
They start the liver in healthy and active opera.
ton.
They billiousness, sick headache and oostivs-
They are Invaluable for indigestion and dyspspsia.
They thoroughly cleanse the entire o. stem
They do not grire or give pain during their action
delicate perSons take them well as the strons
And robust Home made, they are always fresh,
while patent pills generally rot.) and coasS-
9uently uniformly sfectual Price, 5 cents Der box
Tor sale only BY
ARTHUR NAffANS, Pharmacies.
te4-u Corner ID and streets northwest
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hR. ROBERTS,

From long perience in both hospital and priyate
practice Will guar anree In all Diseases Il the
Urinary Organs, Gonorrhra elect Structure, Syph-
Ills, and SpermatorrhOea. Cases Of Gonnorrhos re-
Gently contracted cured Ia 20 days Syphilis in all
Its stages quickly cured, and the poison entirely
eradic6ted from the system, without the Of mer
cary. Spcrmstorrhoa, brought on by excuses and
abuse In youth causing lose OF memory and insanity,
Gus irritabiliy, symptoms Of consumption, indiges
ton palpitafton OF the heart, pains in back, dmnes
&C., speedily cured by newly discovered remedies.
Baltimore, Md, has consented after many solcits-
lions q his Washington patrons, to open 2 perma,
every Wednesday and Saturday in esoh week, from
IL
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The school committee Of Berkeley (NassN
figures in this way: Three thousand one
hundred and fifty days Were lost last wear
through absence. Surprising each child in
the school gets one new idea in the day, there
Is loss To the town Of 40 ideas"
Unless Berkeley is much dulier place than
we take 1t TO be those truant boys might
manage TO pick up in the streets about fifteen
new ideas each per day. Leaving out OF the
calculation the quality OF the article &C.
quired, we thus figure a clear gain to Berk-
ley by their absenteeism of IA 100 new ideas
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CARD.-THD UNDERSIGNED BEES
"A leave to inform his customers thstz~ ~
he is still in the .OYsTER BUsIN EsS
at the old stand, No. 11l6 e street,
between llth and 18th streets north
west, where he will be happy to serve
the public with the most choice Oysters, Clsms
Soft and Hard Crabs, Sliced Oysters, &C.. He has
daily arrivals from Norfolk and Annapolis Of the
most select Oysters, CLAIMS, Soft and Hard Grabs,
which will be delivered per order 70 any part Of the
city, free Of charge. would inform the public that
am not connected with any branch house in the
city, and that my former superinte ndent. Mr. John
Hogan, 10 NO longer connected With me in business
jy2O st GOWARO WISER.
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. The failure OF Duncan, sherman & Co,
in New York, appears 10 have made a sharp
furry in the gold market, but does not seem
likely 10 affect any other interest. The fall
ure is an isolated case in New York, and Il
"a not believed that any other house will be
pulled down by the fall. The firm of Dun
can, Sherman " Co. have not stood A in
financial circles for some time, and, accord
ing 10 report, the strength OF the firm went
out with the withdrawal OF William Butler
Duncan. Their failure to-day simply indi-
Gates scarcity of gold in New York, and
only those short OF gold will be affected.
Money never was plentier in New York, and
the stock market seems TO be firm; indIcat-
Ing, as above stated. that the disturbance
Will be coufinel to the gold market
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HOUSES FOB RENT.

LOANS Oh REAL ESTATE.
ESQ, ESQ, olNW, 92!0O0, oS!000, and SB.0oo, I
per cent. Tor ne6ottattna Jy2sn
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BOARDING.

TOOL AND WELLFURNISHED ROOMS
~ with BOARD, corner of 9th and streets north
west Jy23 OF"
THOSE WISHING FOR ROOMS AND BOARD
i will find two large front ROOMS. communicate
ing, furnished or Unfurnished; also, three smaller
ROOMS; 1916 Massachusetts avenue. iy1C-6c-
MlLLIkENS s. Cereer OF 10th aud streets
WI northwest, Washington, ID. O., obs square from
Avenue and r street cars, Board BY the week or
month. Transient Board, a. per day. house thor
ocghy renovated and refnrnished.
feb&)r FRANK MIILIKEN, Proprietor.
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MEDICAL. DC.

MEDICAL, dc.
hrs. BROTHERS GEAY are the only Physi-
~ clans in this city who can permanently cure ell
Secret Diseases without Mercury or Balsam. Is
years established at 900 street southwest. A
cure guaranteed and medicines furnished for lees
than others charge for advice. jy23 2w'
hR. LION,
II The Oldest established Ladies' Physician,
HAS REMOVED TO
80 SARATOGA ST., NEsh CALVERT, BALTIMORE.
Ladies desiring treatment OF any complaint
consult him with the utmost confidence.
Separate rooms Jor fdfy patients. jyl3 2w
CIR. Icons SPECIFIC cures in three days.
~ sent tn any address, for SIS. DR.. Icons Of
nee, 80 Saratoga street, lear Calvert. Specially
Female Com plants. jel57S'
"SATISFACTION," 81 PER BOTTLE. Con-
suliations free at DR.. DARBYS, lis "A ST.,
COLONIZATION Buiiding.D jyI-Imr
nR. AND MES WiLSON.-A thoroughly ex pc.
" renced AID scientific ladies' Physician and
Midwife. Attend ladies at their homes, pleasant
rooms and the best atento" al the Doctor private
Park ct near Saratoga ST., Baltimore. mayS-ly
nR. BUCKLER JUNES.-Twenty years expe-
IL rience in Female Diseases, irregularities, Ova-
Business confidential. 164 N. Howard st, Bsti-
more. sepls-liD
nR. A. l.. BOsWORrh, At the " sshin ston Eiec-
cures all nervous and chronic diseases of whatever
name or nature. All complaints incident 70 FK-
MALES, and diseases Of Children q specially. Gal
yanic and Electro chemical BATHS, the most invig
Grating and health giving baths known to modern
scionce. Consultation and examination free. sp2 ON
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PIANOS, &c,

PIANOS, &c.
A SPLENDID STOCK OF THE wORLD-RE-
"A NOWNED kNABE PIANOS-Parlor-
Grand, Square Grand, Square ana Upright
Pianos, VIM. McCammons Celebrated PiUuSvv
amos, 7octayes, full toned. Pianos from other we'll
known factories, which will also sell and rent on
the most accommodating terms. Tuning promptly
attended to. Mrs. q. REICHENBACH, 423 lltb
street, q few doors above Pa. ave. mayl9-ly
WnECKER BIO. 'Sn PIANOS ARE THE BEST
~ made in the country. They take the-
lead of all first Class Instruments. being IN
rfvAled in beauty of tone and perfection of1tvSuv
mechanism in every detail.
Prices reasonable. Terms easy.
g. KUHN, Sole Agent,
632 New York avenue, Washington, ID. u.
Pianos regulated, tened, exchanged and for rent.
EaylQ-tr
THE COLIBRI (HUMMIH0 Bird PIANO.
The neatest, the smallest and the cheAp--
made: G. L. WILD BIO: :, Sole Agents,V NV
1873 It'll street northwest, half square above Patent
Once One dne Piano, but little used, for sale st .
bargain. mArlA-tf
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NOT!C1.Ps!sis .ho aesirs e DtsRoss Of ..
elty, 81 ealing o. a1@ressis0 aD1H60, sivb
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TO CLOSE BUSINESS
sEPrEMBER LIST.

1000 yards White Pique at Is, % aud &c; former
price 3, "a and SEC.
teo ards Lite Brilliant at I2kc former price Sc
J. 10 yards Percaies, loo.
Black Striped Grenadine, 21S and 4Sc former
price roc. and 81.
coo White Bed Spreads at 75c. and s Is: former
price 3 a and rs.
~ pieces Black Alpaca At 25c former price sOc
go yards NicfoTIa Levin. Is aud Do.
llsJ ards Small Figured Lawns at l6 and lSc
PsrasOls II your Price.
Cassineree less than cost.
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MOTHS! MOfAS.
Blanl Is, Covers, Orunh Cloths, &c. from mofhs,
have them cleaned by my celebrated chemical BRO
cees, which removes Ill grease and vegetable stains
edectually. Single persons Who have no sccommo-
cations for packing avay clothing, can leave them
with me until the fall ssaeon. Blankets aud Our
tAins Of ell descriptions cleaned In superior
ner and on reasonable terms. Persons leaving the
city can get their travelling and other sTis. Cleaned
q :agGs ho' SIS N a,sss, opposite ps,sot ono.
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GEORGE ,. JOHNSON & CO.,
BARsAiSsu

iyl0-tr III MARKET SPA
The daily gazette., 1875-02-13
STRAY WAIEG.

night. II
The street market was quite fill this
morning. - " :
There were 81 lodgers at the City Hall
cells last night.
One case OF drunkenness comprised
the police record this morning.
Many fire pluga around the city are
being repaired; the pipes having been
frozen by the recent cold snap. ~
The managers of the Wilmington and
Rennett Turnpike Company have de-
clared dividend of forty cents per
j .tii-.
1t is reported that an impromptu due
occurred between two young men in the
mort theastern section Of the city, last
night. Cause-a young lady; result
no blood spilled.
At the Grand Opera House, on Mon
day night, the Wallace Sisters viii ap.
pear i'll "Minnie's Luck" Judging from
the popularity Of these favorites, a good
attendance can safely be predicted.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-13

APPOINTMENTS Thursday theKe nj
County Levy Court, made the follow
ing appointments:
Collector for Little Greek Hundred
Robert Rawley.
Attorney for Levy Court-James l..
w Wolcot. ....
Jail Commissioners--John G. Pen
newill, 9. H, B. Day, John s. Jes.
ter.
Jail Physician-Dr. E. 8. Anderson.
Trustees of the Poor-John A, Sayin
Tor Duck Creek hundred; John w.
Fenimore, for Little Creek hundred
Davis s. Wilds, for Kenton hundred
Jonathan Pratt, and Moses X. Ford,
for Dover hundred; Robe.. Sarde, for
n. urderkill hundred; Abner Dill,
for $. Marderkill hundred; Joseph
Booth, for Mispillion hundred; James
Davis, for Milford hundred.
The same day the Levy Court receiv.
ed the report of the Building Commit
tee and also the Architect of the new
Court House, and formally accepted the
building from the contractors.
Total cost of the buildingS3S, ,241. 10.
s26, 600 have been paid to the con
tractors, and satisfactory arrangements
made for the prompt settlement of the
entire cost OF the building.