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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-30
Neu AdHerrtsements.

Insure in the State Insurance Company.
The attention Of lawyers, who desire an
Index to the Tennessee Reports, is directed
to the city notices Of Tayel, Eastman X
Howell. Also the ladies, who are in need
of fine stationery, will do well to cali and
examine their stock.
Attend the aucti.n sale Of flowers at A
Union street to day.
Admirers Of fine pictures should attend
the auction sale at 65 n. College street this
evening The stock is very large and will
positively be sold without reserve.
Corn, oats, hay, and corn meal received
in bulk ard for sale by Rhea, Smith x Co.
The drn Of Harris * Rucks has been dis
solved. The business viii be continued by
+. g. Harris who, in advertisement else
where, oilers rare inducements to cash pur-
chasers.
First volume Of report Of Beecher trial
now ready for delivery.
The debilitated will find HOstetters Bit
ters an excellent tonic.
All persons who had articles in the pos
session Of I. Z. Clark at the time Of his
death, are notified to prove aud take charge
of same by May s.
On and after Monday next tine accommO-
dation train between Nashville and Column
bia will be discontinued. The GAO p. NJ.
express will stop al ali stations between
Nashville and Columbia.
North Carolina roe herring received 2J
Golfers, Church street.
Miss Anna Z. Dickinson viii appear at
the Opera House this evening for the last
time, and deliver her interesting and thrill
inc lecture, '.FOr Your Own Sake lie.
everybody attend.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Last OF the Lewis Property Disposed
Of az Auction.

OF AT Auction
A. V. 5. Lindsey & Sons, real estate
agents, yesterday sold all the remaining
lOts-abOut nineteen in number, Of the
well known estate of the late William b.
Lewis, situated On the Lebanon pike near
the corporate limits Of this city. Before
his death Major Lewis (whO will be re-
membered in history as the private secre-
tary and confidential friend Of President
Andrew JacksOn) devised all that part Of
the estate on the left Of the pike, going
cut, including the residence. A fraction
Of the division lying on the right Of the
pike was sole some time ago. The last
sale was made yesterday with the following
result:
Henry Smith bought 46 acres for S3,4S3;
B. W. McCann, IS acres for $500; Mr..
Bowen, 125 acres for S9O6.25; John Fess-
leT, about go acres for S2,996; John Rumble,
II acres for $500; ]. NJ. Sturtevant, Super
intendent Of the Blind Asylum, 3 acres for
$500.
There was a large attendance and bid
ding was spirited, but the prices obtained,
which ranged from about so TO S12j per
acre, were considered rather low.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-30

The managers Of the Nashville, Chatta-
noCga and st. Louis, and The Louisville,
Nashville and Great Southern Railway
lines have decided TO reduce the fare TO
three cents per mile for the delegates at
tending the Medical Association, which
meets in Louisville on the 4th Of May. The
tickets will be good until the 18th Of May,
and the delegates are privilegedtO stop over
to visit the Mammoth Cave. This arrange
ment extends TO all the principal points on
the two lines.
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Growth Ofthat New and worthy Ord
In Our Midst.

Growth Ofthat New and worthy Order
I'm Our Midst.
Tennessee Lodge No. 20, Knights of
Honor, the Oldest in the city, will Gel
the vicinity will participate, and a high old
time is expected. The Order is rapidly
gaining ground in this section Of the state.
Some officers from this city organized a
new Lodge at Franklin last Tuesday night,
with nineteen charter members, which
adopted the name Of Williamson"
Vanderbilt Lodge, which was organized
on the 18th Of last February, has more than
doubled its membership since thai time.
We understand that a Lodge is shortly
to be organized in South Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-30
MANN AND MeGILL.
The Partfes 10 the Hlmbau House
ARRAY and Their Stntemen1a.

HE HAFNnea 10 NMe ANunnANA H0mME
ARRAY and Their state ments.
The shooting affray between Thomas
McGill and Robert Mann, well known
railroad ticket agents, was noticed in yes
terday's UNION M AMERICAN. The
AHGHta Constitution publishes the state
ments of the parties:
After the court adjourned, the reporter
conyersed with Mr.. McGill relative to the
difficulty. He stated that bad feeling had
existed for some time between Mr.. Mann
and himself. That about 4 o'clock Mon
day afternoon, be desired TO send of a
message, and vent into the Southern At
lantic office, in which Mr.. Mann had his
desk, and that Mr.. Mann drew a pistol on
him, and that he hastily left the rOom. 1t
was important to send off a message, so he
resolved to try it again, even if killed.
Aiming himself, he entered the office about
S o'clock, when Mr.. Mann drew his pistol,
when he CMcGilD drew his pistol and
fired, the ball striking Mr.. Mann. He
states that be did it in self defence.
A representative of the Constitution
called at Mr.. Mann's room, opposite the
Kimban House, to hear his side Of the
story. Mr.. Mann was found in great pain
from his wound, and with considerable
fever. He was, consequently, in no con-
dition to give a detailed statement Of the
occurrence. He said however, the attack
upon himself was entirely ~unprOyOked.
The trouble between himself and McGil
dated back nearly three years; that he bad
occasion long ago TO order McGil never to
speak TO him again, and since that time
the bad feeling had increased. On the
evening Of the shooting he was unarmed.
His pistol was in a drawer of his desk.
He was seated before the railing which
passes through a portion Of his Office,
conversiDg with some friends, when Mr..
McGil came to the door. He cried out TO
Mann, Prepare yourself" or some words
to that effect, and drawing a pistol in
stantly fired. Mr.. Mann says he had not
spoken a word to him. McGill fred but
one shot, which took effect in Mr.. Mann's
arm.
The affair caused quite a sensation
among railroad men. Mr.. Mann is very
well known in Nashville.
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Our Militia OudnumberiDg its Guns

All the arms recently allowed the State
Of Tennessee by the General Government
have been spt ken for and enough more to
take up all the allowance due next July.
The prospect is that the demand will in
crease more rapidly than the supply. Be
sides the jackson Guards aud Porter Rifles,
two or thee other companies are organ
izing in the city. From information re-
ceived at the capitol, companies are also
organizing in Knoxville, Jackson and
| ClarksYille.
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Attend the great auction sale Of Tie
lures at So North College street, near tie
Square, this evening and tomorrow (Satm-
day. evening. Be sure to be on hand if
you want bargains Remember the place
just below Neylan's Book Store.
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Leroi Hughes, a very seedy-looking col
orad Individual. was arrested by officer Re
gaa Yesterday afternoon on the charge Of
ealing a pair Of boots from a son OF st.
lrisp'n named Lazarus Gray. lie was
taken before Justice Baskette and COM
mitted to Jail for further examination at 10
O'Clock to-day. The prisoner e~mphatlcally
denies the charge, and asserts that d Of
the witnesses against him stole the boots.
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Cnurht Cntline a seaI.

A man was discovered yesterday after
noon cutting the seal, used IN place OF a
lock. on one of the freight cars on the Lou
isviIle, Nashville and Great Southern road.
Matt Handy, the Waterman at the yard
across the river, arrested him while IN the
very acf. As lie had not effected an ELI
trance into the Car, II was decided 70 re-
lease him, which was accordingly done.
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e are making an elegant Cologne
which we are selling at 81 per pint, and
also keep every popular brand or make,
embracing the justly celebrated Lubins,
Farina, Caswell, Hazard & Co.'S, plain and
extra flavor, Hoyt's, German, Bazins, etc.
HaddOx & Ford. ap27 Nv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-30

Handkerchief Extracts from the we'll
known manufacturers, Lubins, Low, At
kinsOn, LundbOrg, Wright, Balm, and all
other kinds worth selling; also L~undbOrg's
Extracts, in bulk, for re6lling vials at less
Expense. HaddOx & Ford. apr Nv
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A MORNING FIRE.
Wandering with the Alarm Tel
egraBh.

Numbering with the Alarm Tel
egraPh.
The alarm Of FIRE given from the Public
Square, No. 3, at halfpast two this morn
ing was OecasiOned by the burning Of a
shed in a briekyard, belonging, we believe,
to Nh. Bush, near the race track. Il called
out all the department., Of course.
The fremen at Hamilton, No. ?,
engine house, in the Ninth Ward,
observed the fire but thought it useless to
give the alarm, as the shed was Of little
value and would be consumed before the
engines could arrive. When the alarm
was given from the Square, the men at the
Hamilton engine-hOuse swiftly Obeyed
tie summons and fastened toward
the Public Square, meeting the College
street and market-hOuse engines in the
vicinity Of the Louisville depot. The per
son giving the alarm says he was told and
convinced by looking that the blaze was
On Market street, not far from the Public
SQUara.
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THE OLD FEMALE ACADEMY.
Proposition from the National Grange
10 RnN &c.

This afternoon there will be a meeting
Of the trustees Of the old Female Academy
10 consider a proposition frOIa the National
Grange of the United States for the pur-
chase Of the Academy property On Church
street, near the Chattanooga depot. IL is
hoped that this valuable property, which
has been 50 long lying in a state Of cOmpar-
alive neglect, may sOOu lie again put to
profitable uses. TIE citizens Of Nashville
will cordially Welcomelhe National Grange
in their midst.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-30

Our stock Of Hair, Tooth, Nail, Cloth
and Flesh Brushes is perfect, having just
added to Al already fair stock a large lot
Of every style, shape and price. The most
f~astidiOus can be pleased. HaddOx &FOrd.
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Our assortment Of Soaps is complete,
comprising the foreign and domestic brands
Of known value, from LUbin's, COndray's
and Maubert's high-priced goods, to domes-
tic brands at 25c a box. HaddOx & Ford.
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Potato Slips and Cabbage Plan

Potato Slips and Cabbage Plants
We are the special agents Of Aft. q. Doug
las for the sale Of Potato Slips and Cab
bage Plants, which can be had Of any kind.
in any quantity, on short notice. Haddox
& Ford. ap27 Nv
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MONT

2. NJ, and the gospel meeting at night at
p. NJ, ending al 9 p. ", the second meet
ing from Q TO $50.
SECOND NIGHT MEETING.
a number Of persons remained ~ he
second meeting to converse with the minis
ters in regard 10 their souls, and our report
eT also noticed quite a number OF ladies
and gentleman, members o. different
churches, mingliug among the enquirers-
speaking words Of comfort to their troubled
cOnsciences.
These second meetings are accomplish
q great deal Of good, alIeady a large mum
Der Of persons having been converted.
The ministers will be at their studies
again this morning between the hours Of
10 and IL, at which time they will gladly
receive any inquirer who desires TO confer
with them.
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The Liberated Holloway.

Thos. G. Holloway, who was toTclbiy
rescued from the Williamson county jail
night before last, has relatives living IN
Missouri, and he may bend his course IN
that direction.
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Doparture Of Judge EmmOns.

Judge Emmons yesterday signed the
minutes of the cases he has tired IN the
United States Circuit Court IN Nashville,
and left at $40 p. NJ, for Louisville by,
whnra be will also hold count.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-30
A Onfrnre

In the Lebanon Herald of this week We
find the following
During the performance Of the Gilbert
Sisters Company at Masonic Hail on Fri
day night, two Sneaking s~cOundrels placed
a plank against the wall in the rear of the
building, and -eudeayoTed thereby to gain q
view of the interior of the ladies' dressing
room, through the window. Two of the
young ladies who were in the room, dress
ing for the Eext act, discovered The Williams
and gave the alarm. The male members
Of the company at once rushed to the place,
IN time 10 see the dirty dogs beating a
hasty retres,. City Marshal FOust and
policeman King, together with several
members Of the company and one or two
other gentlemen, pursued them for some
distance, but did not succeed in O~veItaking
them. They got sufficiently near 10 se5
that they were white men.
We exceedingly regret that the contempt
IDLE scOundrels were not OTe-.akeu, and
we are sOTTy that their names are not in
our possession, in order that we might
publish them. Such an outrage on de-
cency is q disgrace TO Lebanon, and all
good citizens must regret that its perpe-
traitors could not be discovered and ade-
guately punished. The female members
of Mr.. GilbeTt's company are modest and
virtuOus ladies, entitled not only to re-
spect, but to protection from the insOlent
curiosity Of evil-minded Tufiians. Only
Tuiiaus would take advantage of an OppOr-
tUnity 10 insult them.
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To be Sold for Cash OnIy-At Cost:

To be Sold for Cash Only-At Cost:
Lyons Black Silks, best qualities.
Gro Grain and Taffeta Silks IN all shades.
Tafeta Silks in evening shades.
Summer Silks in the newest styles.
Best Black MOhair, Turner'S make.
Irish Linens, Richardson's and Others.
Black Grenadines, all qualities.
Tamise Cloths in all qualities.
HENRIETTA CLOTHS, SUPERIOR MAKES.
To reduce u stock, we offer our entire
lot Of above named goods AT COST FOR
CASH ONLY. This is a rare opportunity to
get bargains in hrstelass goods. Thomp-
son Bros. & Kelly, Summer street.
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We are Offering to the lovers of good Tea
a choice line Of Imperial, OOlong and En-
glish Breakfast, at the low price Of S1.OO
ter pound. HaddOx & Ford.
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Inc Trotting race Yesterday.

A couple Of trottiug races were adyer-
TIED TO take place at the Nashville Drlv-
ing Park yesterday afternoon. However,
only one race came of, being for a purse OF
$50. mile heats, best three in five. Boyces
Cooler Grabbler won the race III three
straight heats. Time-2:5S, 2:55a, and
9.5R
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-30

Index to the TENNESSEE REPORTS, in
valuable to Lawyers, sold at publishers
price by Tavel, Eastman & Howell.
ap3O st
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Ladies' fine Stationery in great variety,
including the latest novelties, at Tavel,
Eastman & Howelrs. ap30 St
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DAVIS-Of Group, on the 29ih AprN- al &
O'Clock A NJ, WILLIE g., infant son OF Mchaef
and Winnie Dayis-age nine months ~ eivb-
DAYS.
Funeral viii take place at O'Clock this after
noon from the residence Of Mrs. WA. Hefsrnan-
Friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
spectfully Invited % attend.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-30

North NarOlina Roe Herring just re
ceived by W. G. Collier, Odd Fellows
New Temple, Church street. apS0 II
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NJ. Thomas johnson, living near Madi-
son Station, seven miles from the city, on
the Louisville, Nashville and Great South
ern road, had a valuable horse stolen from
him last Tuesday night. The animal is OF
a dark iron gray color, and Of rather small
build.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-30

The greatest variety o. ChrOmOs ever Of
fered for sale in the city will be sold this
week, without reserve, at SO North College
street, (near the Square, second door below
Neylan's Book Store.) Call and see them.
You can get bargains for cash. Private
sales every day, aud at auction On Friday
aud Saturday evenings, commencing at s
O'Clock. Come one, come all. Winstead,
Shields & Co., AuctiOneers. APPS 81
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Roberfsen Connfu -.

Wheat has been damaged twenty per
cent. in the western portion Of Robertson
county, and The fruit has nearly all been
killed. Cora has all been planted, and the
tobacco beds are in fine condition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-30

THE sale of rare plants, beautiful ex-
Otics and lovely flowers is still going on at
A Union street. The saleroom Is thronged
daily, and at times the contest wakes warm
over a superior specimen.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOTS 81 SHOES
AT TIE
Peoples Shoe Store,
IO2LCHURCH STREET,
Opposite st. Cloud Block.

atthe following very low prices. COO pairs Ofladies
pebble goat atS2, 81 2j, $50 and 2.T5: 1870 pair
oIladies me slippers at7Qc, worth $50; 500 pair
or ladles, nne lasting, own make, $50, worth
SO 200 pair misses fne lasting polish, own
make, 81, sL&, worth Sis and sz2E misses
KID slippers 50, worth Al 30; children's slip
pers, al sizes, 6oc, worth 81; ladies' French mo-
rocco, own make $3.50 French kid very cheap;
gents homemade boots SLD and S. Sd; gents
sn0p-made calf congress CATERS $50; calf
Alexis S2-50i 90 pair OF sOiled shoes very cheap.
VIII open tomorrow a lot Of boots and shoes
from bankrupt sale, which can be had at half
the usual prices.
J. W. LAWLEss a CO.
ap11 cod TIL jsn1O 4thp
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Blank ( } indicates no report; cipher () sta
tionary; minus - tendency to fan; plus ~
tendency 70 rise.
The Laura l.. Davis arrived fr0m ST.
LOU, with an immense cargo Of grain. esc.
Ihe John Gilmore arrived from the same
place with Two barges Of ice.
The Gilmore returned 10 St. Louis.
The Eidyville was expected fIOm Cairo.
At p. II the river was - feet on the.
gauge ard about u feet on Harpeth shoals.
Il was rising at the rate of one inch per
hour
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CITY

Flower sale April 80, 1875, A Union st.
ap3O 10
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For cash aud cash only We will sell
goods at cot. G.. Rice & Co.
apps If
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Choice Butter.-10 Bbls. Goshen But
ter IN rolls; 10 Tubs Goshen Butter, solid.
Very fne For sale by R. L. Weakley.
APT 1W
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The Union and American job
Rnonae

A RE FURNISHED WITH THE VARIOUS
IA styles Of type necessary 20 do all kinds OF
Book, Pamphlet, Periodical, Newspaper, or
otner heavy WOrk 10 q superior maEner, at
prices below that OF Northern and Eastern
cities; and in any and everything we propose 70
do We ehalleng competition.
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Bargains! BargainsI-We will sell at
cost for cash only. G.. Rice & Go.
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Silks at cost for cash only. G. Rice & Co.
,-gQ 80
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Suits at cost for cash only. G.. Rice & Co.
80 II
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Dress Goods at cost for cash only. G..
Rice & Co. apps If
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily RsDort Of Stage Of Voter, ssth Cheo9,. in
hs = hoars sndinq 3 p. "a. ApriI p. -
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EaUTsyILIE a CINCINNATI sHORE
LINE RAILROAD.-Tralns leave ana ar
rive at Louisville g. follows:
TRAIEs. LEAVE. AkklFE
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Mp,laman palace D-rawingroOm and Sleeping
IarS from sd. Louis, Cincinnati and ColumDus
- washington and Baltimore without chanse
Of cars. --E~, ,7,
ha Cf-slnei at Tia principal Ticket Omces
throughout the West, Southwest a1I NoEll-
vest. THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent, Cincinnati.
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TENNESSEE q PACIFIC RAILROAD
on and after Jan. I, trains VIII run a. lol
lows. Depot, South Cherry street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22
AHarriageS.

In Burlington, April 7th. by the Rev. George Curtiss, of Harwinton, Chancey Harvey and Miss Eveline R. Crandall.
 In Hartford, April 14th. by Prof. E. E. Johnson, Wm. F. Hurlbut of Winsted and Amelia Alvord Howard, of Hartford.
 In Barkhamsted, April 11th, by Eide, Warren J. Ripley, Oassius S. 'Cowlesg and Sarah E. Stewart, both of Barkhamsted.
 In Lltchfield, April 7th, by the Rev W. s. Morrison, Daniel Berry of Danbury and Lucretia NJ. Stanton of Litchfield.
 In West Goshen, March ~16th, At the residence of the brides parents, by the Rev. D.S. Stevens, Mr. Samuel Alderman of New Hartford and Miss Hattie l.. Mar. win of Goshen. #t sfsl ..-.rge
 In Watertown, April 14th, by Rev. Mr. Gilman. Mir. Joseph W. Atwood and Miss Carrie M. Baldwin, both of Watertown.
 In New Haven, April 9th, at the resi- dence of the brides parents, by Rev. Wm. I. Carr, Thaddeus B. Fitch of Watertown and Miss Tillie Brooks of New Haven. At the residence of J. N. Hayes in Ct. Burlington, Mass. March 3Oth, by Rev. D. Scudder, Hiram H. Hayes of Granby, Conn, and Miss Harriet Rose of Wolcott- vile. Ft fN& t-sH''% F
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22
Ellsworth.

The wild geese are on the wing as usual at this time of year. 50 e
 --Mudl Mud. everywhefe, and travehne not very pleasant
 i Rev. s. H. Smith has closed his la- bors at the Il. E. church in Ellsworth and CornHan Bridge; and with his estimable wife will soon leave fer new field of la7 bor. ! The roads are badly washed in many places.
 f MT. Abel Everett aud family, of Cornwall, have been visiting their friends in Ellsworth, and will sooHmoye to Win sted where he has recently purchased a farm. .-tr ! Mir. Horace Dunbar is tearing down his old barn near the cemetery-a great improvement y<t5IH III Hr | . Mrs. Joseph Buckley is having . room prepared for the purpose of weaving carpets and will accommodate her patrons as usual.
 MT. Hermon of Wolcottvilla teaches the Centre school, the ensuing sum- mer.r Air. Millarde will locate in Dan- bury ' -. L.