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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-11-19
Nov. 19--ts.
ID EGIsTER'S NOTICES.

ID EGISTER'S NOTICES.
IL Notice IL hereby given 20 all legatees, credi-
tors and other persons Interested In the estates OF
the respective decedentS and minors, that the fol-
lowing administration and guardian accounts have
been filed In the O1ce OF the Register OF Columbia
county, ana will be presented for confirmation and
allowance In the Orphans Court 70 be held In
bloomsbury, on Wednesday, the sth day OF DeCem-
Der, 1879, at 2 O'Clock p. IN. on said day:
The final account OF Alfred Eek guardian OF Fran
ces Kistler, minor child OF Nathan Kister late OF
Columbia county, deceased.
The second and final account OF Reuben Miller eX-
ecutOr OF John Linden, late Of Brlarcreek town
ship deceased,
The second and final account Of lie Lffayette Greasy
and Henry Shaffer administrators OF Peter Il.
Wenner, late OF BriarCreek township, deceased
The first and final account OF John Funston ad-
mlnistrator Of Wilson Allen, late OF Madison town
ship, deceased,
The account nf James Wardin, executor OF VII
liam Wardin, late OF Centre township, deceased.
The nrst and naJ account OF isaiah Bower, admin
istr tor OF Ashei Fowler late OF Brlarcieek town
ship, deceased
OF David johnson, late OF Beaver township, deceas-
ed.
The account OF Henry W. Yandersce, administra-
tor OF John H. Vanderslice, late OF the town OF
BlO0mshurg deceased.
Q The account OF O. W Miller, guardian Of Isabella
Mason, minor child OF Robert Masonic OF Blooms
burg deceased.
guardian Of Emma Hess, minor child OF Charles ii.
Hess late Of Minlip township. deceased,
II The account OF william b. Keser, administrator
OF Sylvester Pealer, late OF Fshingcreek township
deceased
Bloomsbury, Nov. 5, lsIo,J Register.
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nMINIsTRATOR,S NOrICE.

N ESTATE or MARGARET CURRY, DECEASED.
Letters uf Administration on the estate Of Mar
QaIpt curry, late Of Centlao borough county Of
columbia. state uf Pennsylvania deceased, have
been granted TO Daniel r. curry, NJ Centrull
borough, Pa, to whom all persons indebted to said
estate are requested TO make payment, and those
having cEims or demands win make known the
same without delay. DANIEL /. CURRY,
oct CIV Administrator.
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IIARPER'S MAGAZINE
ILLUSTRATED.
Notices Of the Press.

The cvcr-incrcaslng circulation Of this excellent
monthly proves It's adaptation to popular desires
and needs Indeed when we think into how many
homes It penctrites every month. we consider II as
one Of the educators as well MS entertainers OF the
public mlnd.--"BUstOn Globe
The character which this magazine possesses Tor
variety, enterprise. artistic wealth. and literary cll-
tre which II has kept pace with If II has not led the
times should calso its conductors to regard It with
justluahlc COmpacCnCy. The magazine has dQho
good and not evil all the days OF Its slfe-"BrOokyh
Eagle"
some Of the most popular Of modern novels have
first appeared serials in this magazine In all re-
spects II Is an excellent periodical and fully deserves
It's great success" Philadelphia Ledger
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THE OFFICIAL REsULT,-The official re-
suit of the election in this state are promul-
gated from Harrisburg. Hartranft has SO4,-
I75; Pershing 292, ,l45; Hartranft's purali-
ty l2,O3O; Rawle has O2,o70; Piollet $685.
100; Rawle's plurality 9,725. The Temper
ance vote was, Brown 1872 Pennypacker
I2,4Gs.
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The Democrats carry Mississippi by a
large majority, and gain Si.r C0ngressmea :
Gettsburg Compiler.
Steady, Stable! The State is entitled to
but six, and the Democrats had one.
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JurieS for Sept. Term, 1873

GRAND JURORS.
Bloom-M. WynkoOp Daniel Bowman.
BentOn-IIiram Ash, Michael Hartman.
Berwlck-A. $. Phillips.
Centre-Lafayette Greasy, Samuel Crevellng.
Catawissa-J. L. Shuman, Daniel Gearhart.
Fishing Creek-Isaac Labour, John Wenner.
Franklln-MOntgOmery Reeder.
Greenwood-Elijlh Kisner.
HemlOck-Ell Ohl samuel Ale
Locust-JoSeph sanders.
Miiiiln-Joseph @. swank, Samuel Snyder, Wv
Brown.
Plne-Willlam Karshner, Asher Fullmer.
Scott. h Fowler, f. r. Kelley, Charles Brown.
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Deaths.

FoX.-In Pine township on the 10th inst, after
brief illness, Mrs. Catherine, wife OF John Fox aged
10 years, months aud Is days.
BRoGLIE.-In BloomsbuIg, on the 18th inst, Miss
Mary a, f. Broge, aged 80 years. month aud
day
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Nov. 1915.
NOTICE.

All persons Indebted to the undersigned on Book
Account prior to June LIST 1>75 requested to call
and settle by note otherwise before January lst
1876 after that all unsettled accounts will be plac-
ed In the hands OF an offlcer for collection.
II. j. SWISnER, NJ D.
Having associated with me DR.. VIM. NcKelvy, we
are prepared to attend promptly to all professional
calls in Medicine, Surgery, and Obstetrics. Public
patronage is respectfully solicited.
SWISIIER 4 MCkELVY.
Jersey ytown, Nov. 19-Gw.
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The negro vot. elected Hartranft. The
m jority of our white voters are Demo-
Gratis.
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ALSO,

All that certain real estate situate In Greenwood
township, Culumbi county, bounded and described
as tOllOwS by lands uf John G. Rich north S. de-
Erccs west % perchcs; by lands Of John Robbins
heirs, north - degrees east 80 pCrChcs by lands OF
Jesse kcSter south 80 degrees east 100 perches; OF
David kester south 2sls degrees easS . perchcs
thence south 81 degrees west Is perchCs TO place OF
beginnings containing forty acres ana tlty-twO
pcrChes, more or less, On which are erected frame
dwell Ing house and uutbuildlugs.
seized, taken into execution and to bosold as the
property Of Ephraim c, kesler
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ALSO,

All tlat certain mcSsuagc ana farm, containing
one hundred and thirty four acres more or less st
uat IN orange township, adjoining lands Of the hchs
OF George Kline, Daniel Kline, aud bounded in put
also ny flsAng creek, being the same premises r1u-
NtNed Dy H. g. Ricketts, ana wife to Peter ellas, on
which Is erected Il frame dwelling house, a bank
DArn and OutbuQIngS
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ALSO.

Eight acres Of timber lani, be the same mora or
less, in the township OF Orange, adjoining lands Of
Jesse BrumStetler, Joseph Rtslart, James Ewes,
Hartman and others, being the same promises con
yeyed to Peter lellas by James Eyes ana wife, to-
Selher WIN the hcreditamenS and az pUtcuanccs,
property Ot Charles Lee.
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ALSO,

All that certain piece Of land In scott township.
Columbia county, bounded on the nOrtn by a puUllc
road ON the east by land II ltCnJrd FtrnSWJrth en-
tht sOulh by land or Moore CreYvllng, and on the
west by land of George TransVC; containing about
One-IOurth Of an acre, moro or less, wnrrcun are
erected two story frame house aud out buildings.
with the apuurtenauCeS.
seized taken into execution and to be sold as the
property Of Samuel ii Hess.
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TERMS,

81 Year, in advance; 35 cents a number.
The 10 vols. complete, Nov. 1870, TO oct, 1915
bound in maroon cloth 5000
do. do. bound in half morocco, 800.
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WINDOWS APPRAISEMENTS

WINDOWS APPRAISEMENTS.
w The following appraisements OF real and
personal property SET apart 70 widows OF decedents
have been ned m the Onice OF the Register OF Cob
umba county under the Rules OF Court, and Will be
presented for absolute confirmation 70 the orphans
Court 10 be held IN BlOOmsburgn and for said conn
ty on Wednesday the 6th day Of December 1910, ut
o'clock p m, OF said day unless exceptions 70 such
confirmation are previously nled OF which all per-
sons interested In said estates viii take notice;
ship, deceased,
. Widow o. Philip Wilson, late OF Fishingereek town
Ship deceased.
8 Widow OF Abraham Adams, late OF Briarcreek
township, deceased
Widow Of John Swlsher, late OF Madison township,
deceased
Registers once, VIII. JACOBY,
Boomsburg, kOvs, 1851 Resstsr
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Olumha County Mutual In th, Court Of G,,,,,c.,
Saving Fund Loan ASS pleis of CulInibi1 c','n M
vs.. ~. "
stephen II. Wolf Leyuu Facias.
ana Nos lj and ", Spptpu
Maria, MS VIE Der term, lsi5.
The auditor appointed by the court O. make dlstri-
button OF The FUNDS In court pruIUccd by thn snnr
ms sale under the above wfits viii attend to tbn
duties If his appointment on SATURDAY, thr S-t ~ y
OF November, lS1j at 10 O'Clock . NJ. at his oItc% IN
The town OF BlounsuuTg, when ana where all pIrt"5
Interested are required 10 make their claims known
or De ucOdrred from coming In upon said fund.
Nov. D. It, Audit1r
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ALSO.

All that certain lot Of ground situate IN the bor-
Ough OF Berwick. In the county OF Columbia, and
state Of Pennsylvania, bounded on the north 10y
seventh street ON the east by Chestnut street, on
he soulhby NlNlh street, and on the west by Il Tot
belonging to the building association known u, the
Man7hci property SituHt In the borough of Berwick
aforesaid; on which arc erected a dwelling house
and out buildings,
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ALSO.

Two other lots bounded On the north by Eighth
street. east by Chestnut street. south by Seyrutu
street, and west by lot Of BurtreS IrrlsOn; said
lots being I9'g feet by l~4l. tect In length.
Seized, taken into execution, aud to be sold as tho
property of Margaret Parks ana Amos Parks.
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An the following real estate to wilt situate In the
township Of Beaver, county Of columbia aud state Of
PeunS yaniI, bounded and described rs follows Wis
ON the north and ea, by lands OF JtsSG Johnson on
the south by lands Of the heirs OF Thomas ~hclrau
and on The west by lands Of Henry lOatlcr and
Thomas Lut2, containing eighty acres more or less
Whcreun are erected Il two story frame dwelling
house bank barn and wagOn-huusc, outbudiugS
with the uppurtu unanCcS.
SclZcd taken into execution, and TO be sold as the
property Ur William Smith.
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A DMINISTRATORS NOTJCE.

A DNlNlSTRATORS NOTICE.
IA ESTATE OF ELIZABETH ROBERTS, DECD.
Letters or Administration the Estate OF Elizabeth
Roberts OF SugarlOaf twp. Columbia County deceased
have been granted by the Register OF said county to
Geo. Moore, ,Sugarloaf twp, Columbia county, Pa, to
WHOM all persons indebted TO said Estate are re-
quested TO make payment, and those having claims
against the said estate will make them known 10 the
said administrator without delay.
GEORGE MOORE,
Nov. 10, 10 Administrator
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DENkFlT CONCERT AT OPERA
HOUSE ON THANKSGIVING NIGHT
TICKETS AT GEORGE A. CLARK'S
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SHERIFFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE or SUNDRY W RITS ISSUE
ID out of the Co lrt OF Common Pleas ana
to me directed Will be exposed to pubic sale nt
the Court House, In Bloomsbury, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1879,
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Please call and see us and we
shall endeavOr to convince Won
that we can sell you goods as low
as any establishment outside of
New York. Buying, and paying
for our goods in 10 days, enables
us to offer very low prices, and
you will receive polite attention
whether you purchase or not,
THE POPULAR CHEAP CASH STORE
w. P. JONES & CO.,
CATAWISSA, PA.
Nov. 8, 1876,
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IN th' Court Of Common
fleJ1 Of Columbia cJun-
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SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY for 1876.

The publishers invite attention to the following list
of some Of the attractive articles secured FOR scrO
ners Monthly, for the coming year. In the held OF
Ction besides numerous nOvGletteS and shorter StO
rieS, there Will be
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"PHlLIP NDLAN'S FRIENDS,
or, Show Your Passports"
by EDWARD EVERETT HALE.

The scene OF this story Is laid in the south estern
territory, now forming the states Of LouslanG and
Texas at the time OF Aaron BurT'S treason TINS
characters lived In section which was now Amer
can, now French, now spanish, and this record 4
their adventurous lives makes story Of intense ana
unflaGglng Interest," thrOughOut
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occupy over twenty pages Of each number, and con-
tain DR. Hollands vigorous and timely editorials. a.,
well reviews OF the latest works In Art, Litera-
ture, and science.
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AloNDA I DECE.
at one o'clock, p. NJ,

the Court House, In Bloomsbury, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1879,
at one o'clock, P. NJ,
All that certain farm or piece Of land situate I'm
Briarcrcek township, Columbia county, bounded and
described as follows Beginning at a stone corner on
line Of land Of - MART thence by the silnn
north eighty degrees east eleven and cirht-trntns
perches TO stone thence south one degree east ten
ana two tcnthS pcrchcS to "a stone. thence north
eighty degrees east seventy -eight and tYo-tcutnI
pcrches to stone, thence south enc degree east ten
ana 4lO perChcS to stone thence by land of j. Evans
north seveniy-eight and halr dhgr es east one
hundred and four ana Unc-tenth perChcS to "A stone
thence by land of james lalnon north one degree
west twenty ana cight-tcnthS perchcS to post
thence north scNcnty-StE and Onu-fOurth dpgrpcS
east twenty-five and ntnc tcnths perUhcs to a stone
thence by land Of William Van pet north eight and
one fourth degrees west cighty-sevcn perchcs to a
hickory tree, thence south eighty and three fourth
degrees west one hundred aud sevputy-nInn ana
seventeenth pcrcheS to SOUe corner at the east side
Of the public road, thence by land Of said John try-
ner south thrty-siN degrees west thirty nv aud
eighteenth pcrchcS to Il stone, thence 5 un one
degree east twenty-Cl-ht perChrS to red OAK thence
south eleven degrees west fOrty-sN pcrchcS to the
place Of beginning; containing one hundred and
thirty-nlne acres and one hundred pcrchcs, strict
measure, more or less, with the Hppurtonaucra on
which are erect d a two story dwelling house, barn
and Outbulding,.
Seized, taken into execution and to be sold as the
property OF John W. Hawk
ALSO,
All the following real estate to wit situated in the
township OF scott, county If CDlumbia ana stat" VI
PENNSYLVANIA, bounded and described as fDOws.yil;
ON the north by land u John Nanlinw, the east by
lands Of William Mari and David Lcr,On the south by
lands OF Reese Fairmlu upon which Is erected two
story frame house and outUulldings, containing one
huhuIttl anu twenty-five acres more or less
Seized, taken into execution, ana to be sold as tho
property Of Charles Lee.
ALSO,
All that certain lot of land situate in the town n
Espy scott township, Columbia county, ,boundcd,hy
Sthnllpu Aplpub4ph "a d,
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22

, The Wolcottville Register calls atten- tion sgain to tlie extension of the Shepaug
 railroad to that place. While eonceding the advantags that would result to Vol -rbttville from such an extension it says: P The ektensfon of the Shepaug Railroad to this town is something that should con-
 cerh the citi9ens of Litchfield, and espec-
 ially. the stockholders of. the road more than the people of WoIcottville. The en- Itire extensiOn, will, it is+ stated. not ex-
 ceed four and one half miles, and on it's Icbmplesion the business of the road would
 nndoh0tedly be doubled by opening a new channel tp New York and Bridgeport
 to a'farge sectf fChl that is now compelled
 to use the Nargatuck road alone.
 Ii lis hardly profitable to, estimate who would be most advantaged by work that Swould 'be suchian advantageto all. Still
 the 4ymiley referred to would, be rather
 difficult ion 9f copasEaction. vs. .fssr,s and it maHh6 sometime before itcaf. be, built.
 The greatest immedisss advantage to which-the shepaug cah look forward ~ will cpmA with the completion of the. western Fehd of the Boston S Erie. The Shepsup would then be based on s trunk line and EHisht hope for ettenaion both both ways: says
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22
Woodbury.

James Deforest has sold the northeast corner of his home-lot to Frank Barnes, who is preparing the foundation for . house upon it. .'+
 Our woolen manufacturers are some what reducing their accumulated stock of goods. They claim prices are not very renumerative, but that it is better to sell low than not to sell at all afser nearly two years of depression. -.- s.s-. - a
 The manufacture of shears and pock- ct cutlery in Hotchkissville is good. All comfortable tenements are occupied, and there is demand for more. Our two feet depth of snow which fell on the 18th inst. makes it quite winterish.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22
West Cornwall.

We agree with your New Preston cor respondent; we have lived in West Conn wall over fifteen years but do not know where College Street is. Jack would do us favor by giving us fhe latitude and longitude of the place -,f s-.re eaf as
 MT. R. N. Cochrane has been repair ing his store.
 Mir. James Carter and bride were in town, Last Wednesday. -..H 3...s 7aa F..
 MT. Isaac Marsh is slowly recovering from his several fit of sickness.
 On Thursday. evening, a spelling match was held at Mir. I. s. Colds on Cream Hill. -- E. sHu- t.f-' 4
 Spring is meeting with very cool re- ception here; the birds have severe colds and look very much like April fools. J. 7,
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22
NotiCe!

1HE President of the Litchfeld County Agri-
 | cultural Society, with the advice of the Ex- ecutive Committee, hereby calls special meet ing of the Society to be held at the Town Hall. in aLitchfeld, on the eleventh day of May next. to take into consideration the matter of mort. gazing it's Real Estate in Litchfeld to. the amount of fifteen hundred dollars, and appoint ing an agent for making such mortgage to raise money to erect permanent buildings and en- closing and draining the grounds, alLo to do any other proper business that may present itself. :
 .,z5t-S r. RATCHFORD STARR. Prea
 s.....s. .ss; D. c. KILBOURN, Secretary.
 Litchhald, April 18th, 1S75 2w
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22
TO EoRReaPoNoENTs.

nsiaR dssirezs of giving every encouragement to ,swnms fmwurinus win local news we make the fol- ens prspoetions to regular and occasional corres- pumasmss:
 I-4s@essh Tskdiar correspondent sending items mneM ~Rak we will send i've copies of the Enquirer
 sxlv Addressed either to the correspondent, or 70 ah psfsons as may direct, not already subscribers Ws wln GBo pay all postage on communicauons eltnsr
 saPsa ssvsiSPss Sr Tsgas m
 To esch regulsr correspondent sending items as
 en aa once fin two weeks we will send three copies a-To asch regular correspondent sending items as esm aa cnce in four weeks will send regular copy de HngsIEsr and postage; as 'p sSSvs .. Less fire. sw~nssr Shan once a month will receive copy of the fncuirsF subject to stoppage whenever we may con
 .ss: c SsrraSs is S '0e hs's
 TorsTuar and occasional ccrresponasn s sssrs s'se ssa impsFsasce. will be sent oaAessnsst, without sAarss. ".yv Ieoal tems from reliable sources in any part of the ssunA w be received wifh pleasure. but we are par sssuanriy desirous Of increasing cur list of regular wssAsy and fOrtnightly correspondehts especially n uaaoea lka New Milford. Kent, Cornwall Falls Village, woIsostvsne HarwintOp and ether localities not ade- eaassy represented in our cOnnnns aud we hope also to hear from persons nov furnishng only occasional letters. a< ,.,.. AnonymDus co6amsfscast tlsp2 Feapnct expect pabli! - z f..tT Ts- |FfI ' ! I:f -.
 Esmmmpf eerrsPondents will be kept strictly soF a personal hature' win not be v11llEAna wnisss the prOprety of spch publication s Mnnnssrsps sheuad be written only on side of SAa uazuR. .1Gf SES[ tGnuS .p.. - {.
 RamRmR eernaMpondents avoid all danger of hay fAg epnixihuEDpa Of others attributed to them g @.mmln9 sems askdatufe single letter being snhf- manmAsWT TEGt t@. na1 q sssopnunicatien. relating to 4sssmS eawmunfeatfans never amfss,' even From places wMmRo have regn4k correspondents @nce they eften @vo vmlunhae additaOnal Information. 6'. .S,S
 simple statement of facts 1s all thstts necessary anA hastily written >communcstion& will be corrected
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22

perfectly white. -dr. William En6ert re- turned home from Havana. Cuba. where he has been stopping for .severaI weeks past on business for the Coo Brass Mfg Co. That company have disposed of the belt Tivit d6partment Of then business to the American Copper Rivet Associatio of the United States. The recent M. B. con- ference assigned Rev. H. s. Smith to the pastorate of the Methodist church in this village We are pleased to learn that Rev. H. O. Judd has not been sent out of this county, He goes to Watertown where the people who know his real merit as de- vout minister had presented strong de- sire to have him appointed for that place, whlch. suas granted.--At the spelling mattel, last Wednesday evening, at the resl idence of Dr. Perrin, Mrs. J. F. Calhoun won the first prize, beautlful chromo, on file first trial The second triai was a spell down, They all went down but Prof. Fellows. Tt is understood that there is a project in contem plation by sew .eral enterprising Catholics to establish a parochial school in this village, and thns educate their children according 10 their own fa th. Father Leo thinks the school could be carried on with but two teachers, and strongly urges that steps be taken to establish the school a. once.-Register. & 8 STATE ITEMS. sas 4-
 The glass works at New London are again in full operation, employing fifty four men. reE &sa1s. s5ffaE 1at !lF
 Officer Peter .Haefner of Bridgeport, was assaulted and knocked down by an unknown man Friday midnight.
 The holders of g, GOO, 900 of the Air Line bonds propose to foreclose this sum- mer. ss5 1-sa -.gs aG faa e4f !. .
 The Meriden Call nominates Governor Jewell for the presidency. .-5
 Mayor Barnum of Bridgeport delivered his inaugural address Monday evening
 At Coninsville, Saturday, a Swede named Linburg, while in fit of drunken frenzy, killed two of his fello w-workmen, dangerously if not fatally wounded wo- man. and then killed himself a-...... Judge Bradley has dismissed the peti- tion of Insurance Commissioner Steadman agalnst the National Life & Trust O., of New Haven. f s-ss. +-
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22

After few days of spring-hke weather, we were visited with one of the heaviest snow-storms of the season, last wssk, on. Tuesday. and it has snowed ,nearlyh every day since. .,s.5 = ;s-,'as a:'5.
 Our pastor returned, last waek, and preached for us last Sabbash, much to the relief of the Deacon - s'2' =
 The concert to be given, this week Thursday evening, is to be acted Tn cos- tune as well as sung. The performers are most of them our youngest singers. It ia their first attempt ofthe kind, and. judging from the rehearsals, what they do will be done we'll. s1 e1l s-s.f 2s1-a tsi-t o-i Ss 5f5
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-22
County Tax.

The county tax laid by the Representa- tives in February last has been apportion- ed on the lists of 1874, and the warrants sent out for its collection. We give be- low a table showing the last grand lists of each of the twenty-five towns in the coun- ty, and the respective amounts required of them for this tax: