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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-06-16
Items from the Wideman's Section.

Our correspondent sends the follow
ing:
w. H. SCOTT goes scining twice o
week, on dry land. He has a clean crop
of corn, but his cotton on the Charles
ton road is needing help.
Mr.. J. S. BRITT has about fifty head
of hogs, that are playing destruction
with somebody's wheat.
MIR. J. S BRITT has one hundred
acres planted i'm corn thinks he will
make fifteen hundred bushels. He is 4
granger.
If it takes six yards of bagging to
pack one bale of cotton, how many
yards will it take to swing muic that
is broken down.,
WASHINGTON CALHOUN thinks he
will make fifty bushels Of Irish pota'
toes, and melons by the load. He is Il
lazy shoe maller-works six days in
every week.
MIR. J. S. BRITT has one Of the finest
fields of wheat i'm the County, near his
residence Oh the Snake Road. lie l.
one of our best farmers.
MIR. ROBT. \. MCCASLAN has q field
of corn on the Snake Road, which is
finer and more forward than any that
we have seen.
THE crops Of corn and cotton on the
Snake Road, are well worked and gen
orally promising.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-06-16

Mr.. GEORGE w. SYFAN and family
are on visit to Charleston.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-06-16
sThe "a lstol House
s. BY TIIE MISSES CATER.

{ The following are the arrivals since
last Tuesday.
Geo II Newman, New York; Rev CT.
H Pritchard, Lowndesville; i; J + e Du-
Pre-, City H + Osler, Charleston; r A.
S Bromberg, Elberton; DR.. L Press
ley, Miss Lizzie. Presley, Cedar Spring;
7 J Langston. Greenwood, Is IS
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-06-16

The Press and Banner seems dull OF
apprehension. 1t gravcly asks, in
speaking Of the relations of the North
crn and Southern Presbyterians, "Why
should one set of Christians demand OF
their neighbors that they humble them
selves in the dust before them?"
The best answer is the following ques-
ton to the Press and Banner. If some
one would spit in your face or kick you
out of Il house in which you had equal
rights, or give any other grave insult,
would you, at his bidding, receive him
into you friendship again without an
apology or retraction ?-Mcrchdm und
Farmer.
Gsas- No. We should right there and
then stand our ground and have little
tussle as to whether we left the house or
not. In that case the "best' man we
presume would be master Of the situa-
ton. We should Immediately reply to
the "spitting" by raising our dexter
fist to proper level and send it at the
rate Of ninety miles to the minute in
the direction Of the offending brothers.
face until it struck his olfactory arrange
nent. If we succeeded in knocking him
down, and he wasn't able to get up,
we'd assist him and brush the dust off
his clothes as a good Christian should
do.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-06-16
Market Reports.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY ,'s-e :.
B A II N w E L l. & G O..
COTTON BROKERS'
AND DEALERS IN
GENERAL, MFRCHANI I4JSE

AnBEvILLE, June 8, 1875. I
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20
Ser meme @Dm9rek

SIM granddaughter GensreHs. beEta
erRe Gtsuns tn wentsen MpGen besinnt.
beae9t Der 5enat, aus AZ &spubltfanerr
% DemOtraten, 8 n%nobbdnstsen; unbeiesi
bleibt pUrert Gin Sts, inbem uber BITE gu
IaRans ginGbads BON 2Outlana nod I'm.
r1er nt&ts entlGteben IT,. @dtrenb tm5e'
nate bic &spublituner nod INNER bteDaebr'
tett,-wenu aud feline 70 ~bebsutenee msbg
wie In ben ltsten Satren = taben, 1T Ion
Sauie, gum erRen Male felt II Sabren. b1s
@esentbetl Der SaG. Das ueue &sprdfen.
tanknbaus befett ndnaltG aus l8l Demo.
traten, 81 &epublitanern. l3tlnabbdnatser.
Gin 5ts to tin Selse stnes SOoesfanes tu1
Sterten 8e,irte ron Gsnasass) nod aassa.
fanen; uns fade GarWea bon Gbteaso fet.
men cts an 2eNObne abseben mus, utrlie.
rem bic Rspubltfaner NOD stne Sttmuae uni
fetst bte 3asl Der lnabbdastssn aut IL.
Der 9enat Bat, ba CT pom 4. @drs b. S
an beretts etnise Sage tn Stsans mar. fetn'
Orsantlatten f4on Sorsencmnten. Rtt am
70 srbbrrer 6pannans febt man Der Orsa'
nilatiUR Observation-Disclosures satssssn.
Die 9ouptfaae babel To natarltA BITE Spre
&sr~abl.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

90 IL
Die Girma Ben,leer Wrotbers, bur6 4

Die Girma Senjlser 8rOtbers. bur6 ttr'
erfes 8aus In Gtaaecetn, In Der S4wet1 >
fcUte tur6 ttre srUben 3wstssefHdfts anb
berer encrnaen @erftbr In alien @elttbetlen
felt Sabren rlSmltHf b%etannt. Bat, rpte Der
2efer berrtts Der betrefenben An3etse entnet.
men fOnnte, fdrsli6 Elm nsues sreess 3weig,
GsfHdft tn St. 9cuts, MO. 80. 204 8ortb
S. STRAIT er6Tnet, in pelGem ale Sorteu
&trGen.O rnanaente unb Sacramento, Sta.
tuen, 3reu,wese, Satnsn, @emdlbe. Sertuu.
ben NIT ether 8uGtanbluns u. {. 10. Scrrd
t9to fnb. DAT Elm folder GefGdfsauf'
fApuns unS lnternetmunsssetR ansentet'
ne @nerfennuns rerStent, bat BITE fattcltfde
EreGe beretts anertannt, urb bd BITE Strrtd
Der @ebriber 8en3iser fur tattOltf&e ettsra'
tur unO Stunt Td fGOn 70 ret6ltGe ger>
etenfe erwOrben. ba6 felbf Der betttge ga'
ter fe DEFENDERS aus3us.t&nen gerubte, 70
panf&en aud tptr BEN neaen 3wetesef4dfte
ben beaen Grfcls.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

ft4 Dinb anb @easn spteber. Mm conn
tag Rcr3en nabm mid enblt6 bas SAt1
Reaen9er an BOrb.
Der Tdtrer bes tm. Sttaen WPeere mt
$50 ReniNeR un~tersesansenen Rafenbamp.
ftrs Tadfe, uelGer awtften pcrtlanb tn
Oregon unb can Eranetsec 3u fatrsn
pfeste. mar Gapttdn Sffsrion Davis 30.
aen. ii
Dieter uneladttGe Seemamn rar Der
iinsfe Bruber Der Gemobltn bes Nebeaen.
YrdRbenten Self. Davis unb BET fetnem
Sobe erf brei6tg Sabre alt. DdSrenb bes
garsertrteses bteRte CT alsDatlbfptpman auf
Der alabama, benz berabmtsn RebeIen.
8aubf&tfe. unb ct befanb iA auf bemfet.
ben, als 60 tn benz sepaltisen Sample bet
Gterbcurs In GrantretN Don BEN Seekel.
ben Btnsleru unb fetneut 9rtessfdtfe 3err-
FARCE In ben Grunb 8etotrt rurbe. @te
Semntes, Der 8efsblsbaber Der alabama,
70 trurbe Der iunee 9ewed bamals bon eng.
lif&en Seeleuten aafseFfGt
Rad benz Barserfriese tssat er RA mad
Gan Sraneissc unb warb Offjter auf Gan.
bets uns @aGaster . SGtfen tn ettlen
Ntere. CT setAnete R& babel uebrfa6
bnrG Mutt uab Gntf6leFenbett aus une
rettete pDr ntbt LANCER 3ttt BET etnemS Gtf.
bruGe tn Sturuae rnetrere @enfGeR. Muf
btes bin erbtelt er Dor etnena talbsn Sabre
bas ROmmanbo bee Slfsa. Dampfers ga.
etft. 3att
Rad Der Mn8abe bes Quartiermafers
S'&atep, welAer serettet tpurbe, bate Der
&apttdn nautpts unb ~fattbtltte auf benz un.
tergebenben Sftfe aasSebarrt rpettes mad
benz gerftnfen etne Rafe famnernber. I'm,
ttr 2eben NIT BEN @eere rtnsenber, unb
balb barauf Vertrtntenber unS unterae6. nber
Msnf6sn aaf Der DberFdGs suradlteb.
Dsrfelte @epdbrsmann er3dbtte. tab ber
Gapttdn une etntSe anbere eGifs1eute
aud etne Srau. fcUte er felbf, f1 nod benz
n%ntereanse bes S6tfes an etnent losselta.
ten Stafe bes sturmbedes fefsetalten Bat
ten, baB fe aber a1mdltg oIe, auber ibm,
O'9eales, Ia BITE Stefe seriGen ipcreen
ieten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20
Der Dampfer Gitp Df @a9r
oerbrannt.
Gus GalseRon. Seras, parbe Scrs 9

Mus GalseRon, Eeras, parbe rcna 9.
90. bertGtet: aat&a :t
Der Dampftr Gitp Of @ase BON Der Nal'
lpw,e tnis traf ssaern Radmtttas Don Rsn
yOrt Dor Der 3afsnetnfabrt elm unb fclsts
ba elm teftiser Rerbofwtnb irette. BEN Bet.
lpiele elmer Nense anberer S9ifes welGe
erau6sn Ia Der Bat Dor Mnfer sssonsen ra.
rea. Gtwa UNI l ubr beu:e frlb fane man
ba6 es in Baarenraum brannte unb BALI
earauf tHlusen bic Slamuaen burA bas Ded
unb 3wanssn BITE gaGastere unb Rannf6af
ten, tbr 9etl tn ben 96teu 30 fuGen. Dtl
Gee ma iasUtf6en 70 firmtf4 senorben
Sas bie S~efetlsbabsr Der tn Der Rdbe an
ferneen SdiFe 90 nt2t paaen barften, BIT,
Sebrdnetea QUITE au fenben. Die Bot
70 arsen bon BEN Sturrae tn irefltGer Sid
tuns bic 9aae entlaas setrteteH.
Bon @atseaoa Rnb &utfGen an BE-,
Stranb sefGtdt worben, 10, biesGifbrhGt
gen oufsunsbmea, fats 60 beafelben seltn
cen foate, bte Snfsln an erretGen. De
Danasfsr 10 bic aaf ben @aferiptssel per
trannt unb tn iest am gsrfnfen. Bra
bdit eGtf unb eabuns far so1aanbis Der
loren.
Bet Der nnterfnduRs ersab ia. bas BIZ
ftr Damsfsr 300 safer yetrolsuus an Bur
4atte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20
@ablberibte.

Dte bte Rorb.Nmntfa aus @ennfplpanien
beri&tet, 70 bat BITE amtli&e 3dblane Der.
aus8e felt, ba6 9artranft, Der repubblttant.
f&e @ouperneurs.G anbttat NIT elmer Netr
tett BON nur 1869 Sttmmer gepdblt TT
ODER NIT anberen Werten fetn bemofrattlGer
Geeen.Ganbioat Yerfbtns TIM S!aate lelbf
cine Mebrbeit BON 56l3 Sttmmen betam
uab 60 u Der ttetls bua6 a1e nn0elt6en
Dattumtrtebe tbetls aud burt 8etrus Ct.
runSenen re~publifantlGen Mebrbett tn Utt.
lapelpbta ron 1892 ettmmen 30 banttn
10, baB 9artranft serpdblt wurbe. Da aber
aud bas Semperens.E tdst uasbr ale 10000
Stimusn befarp, brauGsn- be Rspublttaner
auf ttren Stes IN Wennfblpunten ni4t lsbr
Rcls au fein. t-a .rt .
Sa Rem gcrf tf bas bemotratfGe Gtdet,
an beFen Spise Der sun. @taats, S6asmet.
fer ncmtntrte SOtn SisslOw fanb, init et.
ner Retrtett BON tetldufs 1900 Sttm.
men eeDdtt rSrben. DaSeBen rerben bic
Republifaner tn Gtaate. Senate cine Retrs
belt pcn s unb aud TN 6aufe etne dbnltGe
Rebrtett bsfisen unb baben ia Der Gtabt
Nem gorf feltft bic Eammans 6aa Demo.
fraten etne enOrn,e Mteberlase erlttten.
Sn NaTa&ufetts erwdbtten bic Hspublt.
taner loren @cuverneurs. 6 anetbaten aler.
amber 8. Rtee sesen fetnen bsmOtr att:Gen
NeteHbubler. ben aa elmer Wteberpatl no.
mtnirten seDenpdrttsen GOuserneur @aRon
NIT etner Mebrtstt pph 500 @ttmmen.
Aud ete 2sStslatur III entf&teben republtfa.
MID.
Sn benz entf&ieben bemofratifHen Rars.
lamb baben BITE Demotraten atGt nur loren
Gouverneurs Ganbtbaten Sobn Gee Garror
NIT 10000 ettmmen Rsbrbeit eerdblt
f~Onpsrn auA In Der Staateteststatur cine
aarte Naiorttdt errunsen. baeessn In ber
StaDt 8alttmcre felbf cine Rteeerlase or.
ltttsn. dbnltN wte co GamuanY 6aG In geu
g0tf erStnG.
SIN Ntffffppt taten BITE Demcfraten mil
benz Garpetbassertbum erinbltH aufae.
rduuat unS tbrsn StaatsiGasmetfsr uns
Gonsrsbmdnnsr u 6 sepdelt, fOwie aud
In Der Staatssefessebuns cine @sbrbst
Don SO ettmnaen srrunsen.
l1etsr Mtnnefota unb @iseon9n wurb'
an anbsrer Stene bertAtst.
Der repubittantiGe Gouperneurseaabiba
In Scwa tf NIT 3l,745 Sttmmen Raicrttd
Depdblt.
SIN Ranfas taben bt. Rtpubltfaner Elm
3a 3wet Drtttel rspublttantf9e a~estslatu
Gewdhlt. 9s
SIN 8trStnten fat Dte ecntruatipe Narts
etn abnliAss 9sfultat erruneen.
SIN Hew Serftp To 90 ben &epublifanerl
e~elunssn, BITE bemufratifNs Re9rbstt Der &c
sisatar tn cine repubttantf&e ~uraauvan
peln.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

Sto6bolm. IL. Nop. GtnGtknbatn.
unslid truS iN teute auf ber. gabn BON
etnfeptns rad eiaantsbOre su. esGs ger.
fonen rurben set6btst unb sp6lf rnebr Oser
peniger serwunbet.
Dten, IA. Rop. Dit -&errscptner
ipOlsn cine Deputatton mad Dten, Berlin
uns Setersbars feneen, um ben tetrefen.
ben Resterunsen lore BanfGe fHrtftltG %
unterbreiteR.
Gin Selesramut Der eonbOn Itnaes son
GattarD faDt, bag cot tarfifAe 9atatacne
nnier stlim gafda tn Der gfdte sen Gatf9'
Ia Ron 5000 auffdnbtfden unt5tngeIt nor
ben ine, unb bae mad ben Iesten 8ertGteu
Bite Edrfen unterlaSen.
81. NetersbIrs,14 IA. Hcu. Gs tetet
tae ale Loo fibliGen Rublanb unb Ia BITE.
f.n Rtlttirtestrt febenben Sruppen mobil
A.maGt werben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

&sbeHear8 gafmaL. Ra4bea Der be.
ratmte &ettir. General Gtoneroa Sa6fon
ftta Denfuaat In &tGmsnb bat, wclen Re
aud ben. @ebeIen . Obertelbterrn Gee ems
Saftlbf srrt4tea, uns 3par ein &etterfanb.
bib aaf benz &atsbausplos. MR berSstse
bes Sammsl.G umttes febt Der &ebensn.@ Be.
neral Garlss.
Eidt To Rianeiata, fpnsern tn Der DE.
seub BON Bottom tcbte porisen RtttppG eta
bsfttser Gaaeeaurna, ebenfo tm Rorben pou
8ew 6ampfRtre unb germpnt. Una adj
ntr Gtenbs lac tes G4ne beretts 3etr
3pa lief.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

9Ontsn, Is. Rcp. Das trtttf&e coin
aRrtba TT auf BEN DeGe BON bier naa
&naertfa unssett 8UulosRe untersesanssu.
Bon Der @annf4oft faneen neuu tbren Sob
tn ben @eleR.
8eseatense ueberiGwemmunssn perben
aus alsn SRetlea GnSlonbsAuae Srlaabs
seuRelbst. Die Sofia Bat BET Dublin tbr
Belt ssrladea unb Sauieabe Ron Here's 9aab
iberfauemuat. D0s Dettsr III nod timer
flrmtf@ uns aatlret6e SGifbraGe nerbsn
eeuaelbet. Die Stutb erret9te teate Npr.
seR To eer Gpssafe etne betfsielpR &Ste.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20
Sadertii9.

5ceben erbteltsn wtr ron 8enttBtr
Brothers In Rem gOrt;
: 2llte ttmb 0teiae @elt.
!3ebntsr Sabrsans, 2. Seft.
Yrets per 9eft: 20 Gents per Sabr.
gang . 3 Donars BET ptertelidbrlt6er @Or.
a%usbesatlun8. ss .u
Dasu ale Gratts. Yrdnnie: Rad Der
GbrtRbsfHeeruns'' tn fetnfsmO . lfarbenbrud
mad etnera Genadtbe bee Mln6ener @rotfe
fOrs @nbreas Mi1er. otne iebeNaGtablunB.
auberbem sesen BE 9srtnse RaG3atlnns
bon 60 Sc nts per 8latt bic DOlfstblmltGen
Surtenbride: ..Ssrs Seiu" unb .6ers Ma.
ria. mad R. .. Defdnanben.
gu be;tsten bur6. ale Bud9anblunssn
unD asenten Der gsretntsteh Staatea Nue-
rtfa's, forte burG bic gerleeer. ~
Sntalt:
etebe unb 2eibenl9aft. Bon 5uta Der.
then.-8stters @crsensefans. Gebtdt DOR
Dilbelm @auf.-Dk @tp1osncmte bss
mpSsrnen Hom. Bon Wtltelm Nolttor.-
6er3 unb Sanb. 8l1ber aus Der GeieafAaft.
gon Geors Tretberrn ron Dpberrn.-Gene.
raj Duieur.-Dte Grbe. Bon Or. 8. 8.
&letu.-Dss unpcltttfGen gtnieblers Ge.
ritlsierlen unb &siieperSniounsen In Osf'
erreth.-gcn Der alten In bic neue Nelt.-
Maria, maris stella. GeDt@t BON Mueuf
8aumann.- Mus Der EaubfummenlHule.
Bon SOiepts 9etnriGs. - a1erlst: Das
Mpasrtum Der alien gtolinen.-Deutf9e
5tnsu0sel In Ncrb.amsrtta. Gar 6aus.
fraasn.-Gti6wurf u. I. 10.
S%lutrattonen
aetters @prsenseians. nrtstnalNt&.
nuns BON .. GtteatfaH.-Muf benz Rarft
Der @tassa @avOna.-&SmtfGer 8arbter.-
Guf cen stafen elmer r0mtf6en &tr@e.-
@rObmutter, @dtr6en eridtlenb. Ortst,
naljetfnune BON 8. Merte.-Gtaeral Du.
four. Sristnal3etGuuns BON %. @our.-
Der Grcbe Sesen auf sem ct. VstersplaS
In Rom. Ortsinul3et6nuns bon G. Glerset.
Der 3alenber auf benz 9dnbe. rad Dem
@emdlee BON 3Onrab Grcb.-Ytus TX. bic
erfe betltse Rommtnton fpenterb. Rad
benz Gemdloe BON Bomptant.-1on Der al.
ten tn tte nsue @eIt. SIN 6olt eefGnttten
Don 6. %. SpeGt.-Dte reberrehung. Ra&
etnem Gemdlbe BON u. Sernttrs etc.
3ttliGrt fclsenbermaeen aus; SGsa tra
%persansenen Sabre erwdtnten trtr bes f&6.
.DasBartea raSnn" fprtGt fG ibsr btefe
men unb i~psdmdstsen Eamtttenblattes Der
Yalten unb N.aen @elt', unb t6nnen ntGt
umttn aud beuer trtebsr btef 3ettf3rtft, bic
fG INNER rnebr unb rtetr Sefebeft unt per.
poGtOmnnet, unferen eeetrten 9eftrn re&t
marin ans 6er5 ju lesen. Dteette erfreut
fG Ger te~ribmtefen Nttarbetter bts tatbc.
ltihen DeutfGtanbs. unter benen Defenders
Der betannte Gecrs Baron Esterrn unb Der
bsrdtmte @ei&t6tsferf9er Scbannes Sane.
fen bsrpOr3upesen Tnb. Gle &bonnent bic.
fec glattes rrurbe uns etn febr fG6nes prd.
mtenbtlc NIT Surbentrud susefarbt wel&es
an 3unt unb Earbenpra4t utrtlt& fetnes
@letGen fu6t, 60 felt cine reHt netts Sa.
nntlten Scene, Rad Der Gtrtfbef&se.
run8" Dor.
Yrobstefte Bel Nie. 8ures unb aud BET
u. S4war3.
Bon Cart Sartort In @ten:
--AtW- N#
MSeffimnnetr
fir bas tattslti6e Bolt. 6. SatrednA. IL.
6tft. FIJI t14
Snbalt: @as fsbt auf BEN Sptele 2
Bon Dem betanntsn gOltsfGrtftRensr Sbtttpp
2aicus-etne ffbr 3etteemd6e SGrtft. =
9onb 0 n, IA. Rcp. Gin tsfttSerS turHt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

9onb 0 n, IA. Rcp. Gin tsftSrSturnt
brad tsute ROrsen Toe unb rtGtete In Do
per, 8Oulosne anb anberen enSltf4en
unb fran,6ffGen Ssefdbten SrOeea Saaben
an. re
SIN Scmerietfbtre inb bur6 bas Mustrs.
ten bes parrettFufes cine MenSe 8duftr
untsr @aGer eefebt rrorben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

far bas tattslti4e Bolt. 6. Sabreane. Ii.
6tft. FIJI 1e}4
Snbalt; @as asbt auf BEN Sptetea
Bon BEN %befannten 9olfsfGrtftReaer Stttpp
eaicus-etne fetr jsttsemd6e GGrtft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

Seeben erbtelten trtr ron 8enttGfr
Brothers In Rem gort:
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-12
Farm for Sale or to Rent

For one or more years, situated in the north eaRtery pat of ihis town, and near the Inrcnera ra
 bridge F'r furlhe' particulars adare~a or en- Qnire of JOHN 5. VAN Dl USEN 1 Great Ba. Singtons Mass. sSse
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-12
NAUGATUCK RAILROAD.
CONN. WESTERN RAILROAD

Commencing Nov. 90, 1874. GOING WEST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN. a3. .6S A. M.-Connecting at Millerton for Pouah- keepsie, Albany aud the W est direct, and for klshki4 aL 3.46 F. N. '- Leaves Salisbury l18 ~ Lakcville, 1.9S P. 4. As$O r. M.-Conhecting from Piltsneld. At MIL lerton for New Aork.
 Leaves osiisb bury st 4.b3 ~ Lakevile 4.6e F. N. eSs6S r. M -C0nnectng from fittsheld. At MN- l."t.'n with Express for Albany and the West. t' Leave. --..soury 7.1a Lakevills 7.1sPM. GOING EAST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN, s.2O A. M, Leaves Millerton 6 N0 m, hs.sa.s
 Laksville $50 Salisbury, T10.
 port. At ASrtiord tor Wilimantic, New London, Providence, New York Boston. Leaver hiilerton l0.O6 m, Lakeville. l0.S1. Salisbury, l09I A. Nj. Connects as Canaan for Bridgeport 3sO2 F. M.-ConnectAg from Bridgeport. At Winsted for W aterbury and bridKelOrt At Simrbury for New haven, Westneld, Hol yoke aud Northampton. At hs,tiord f0a Bristol, WillimAntic, New London, New York, Boston aud S81 breok, via C. V. R.R. Leaves Millerton 2.20 p. III Lakevllle 3.S6. Leavee Salisbury, 2.41 F. M.
 S.98 P. M.,-Leaves Mlllerton 50 p m, Laksville sOe, Salisbury, sl3P. M.
 For time at Way stations and connections zee
 w. "A. YEONaANSs SWpsts
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-12
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD
 TAME TABLE.
xu,xr-R ARRANGEMENT.

A M 3A NN1e On and after MONDAY, SoV' 18th isA' trNlA' will run as follows.
 GOING NORTH.
 FROM BRIDGEPORT. 800 .. m. Freight Traiu, for Harrington, arrf- wing at 4.45 p. m., (with passenger caE), Mondays, Wednesdays, aud Fridaya. lO.20 a. m Passenger Train for Pittsneld, arri. wing at B., Q p. lii. for State Line, arriving al S.50 p. m., AlCany 4.80 p. m., HudsOn, salalogs aud the Weht; at Cauaan. with tain tor Winsted. 62 p. m. Passenger rain for PittsAeid, arriv- ing at 10S Ill. connecting with Express Traiu for Albany; at haWlcy vile N ith Shepaug Train lor L. tchfeld. S.lOp m. Exprers Freight Train, for New Mil ford, arriving at g 10 p' m.
 FROM FALLS VILLAaE. B.46 a. m. Special Passenger Train for PittsAeld arriving at 4 !. m.
 FROM HARRINGTON. 50 a. m. Freight Train fOr tittsdeld, (with p.seenger earl. arriving at $50 E. m. BIS .. m. Freight tram for state Line, (wish paasenser cal, arriving st IU46 a. m.
 FROM VAN DEUSENvILLE. 326 p ID. Passenger Train, for State Line, ar- irving at 2.bS p. III.
 FROM WEST sToCKBRIDGE. T.bO 6. m. Passenger Train for state Line, srriv- jug at B. o a. m.
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-12
GOING SOUTH FROM PITTSFIEI.n

FROM PITTSFIELD. a.0oa. m. Passenger train for Bridgeport arriv. ing aL 2.15 D. m,, W ith through ear for New York, arriving at 4.sO p m; at Bridgeport sith 37 D. m. train for New haven, aa',fora s E and p sprinsheld. and ..'s p. m. a,h sh T. Line , lran i i9r Boston; al Canaan lC.oo a. m. Freigh, Train, Tor Harrington. twish passenger car), arriving at 2bU D. m gas P. m. PaNreiger Train for Bridgeport, arriy- iag al A.k ? m New Yo,k Ii is D. m. via rail; via sie. n'er { uO m.; icr Bov,on, via -pringheld sud Shore Line: at Canaan with trRins east and vert. 500 p. m. Passenger Train for Falls Village, ar- irving % si 7oo D. m.; connecting al IsIaan s.ssp. m. sunday Milk Train for Bridgeport. ar- ltvi,g E at Sh0 P. m New York Il. 50 P. m.; yia Steamer at zoo q: m.; connecting at Springfield
 FROM STATE LINE. s.s0a. m. Passenger Train for Harrington, con-
 n-ctiEg With g a. m. Pasrenxer Train from Pittsfeld for Bridgeport 1i.S0 q. m. freiyh, Train for Van Deusenville,
 wi passenser csr), arriving at t.S r. m. 42Op. m Parsciiger train for W est stocA bridge arriving st4 l p. m.
 FROM HARRINGTON. 40 a. m. Freight Train for Bridgeport, twish REsssg REsssssnger S Sar,, g srri,ing at 4so p. n.,
 Tuesdays, lhurtdayr and Saturdays.
 FROM NEW MILFORD. 7.0Oa .. m. Passenger Train for Bridgeport. ar. irving st s.45 a. m. New York at II S6 a.
 m. New haNen l0.20 a. m
 St0Re Connections Stages will run to coint ct " Ih JO.So o'clock a m. Train from bridgeport. xad a. m. Trsin from Pittsheld. ar iollowe. Atstepnsy for Upper s,epney ano Monroe. daily. Al Newtown for N oodLuiy, Southhuty, Suuth Britain, daily At DanLurA Ior Brewster Station, uaily. At New Miiora for Park Lane. Northyilie Msrbedale, New Preston, arren BridgeW atsr, hal, be-, dais. For Sherma.., Tuesday. Thurs day sud atur.ay; Al Cornwall Bridgc ior Li,ch- shen, est Goshen, North Cornwall, told Miils and Cornwall Center daily. At Falls Village for Bsrringn,n for Hartsvilie. New Marlboro. aM kiver daily. For Monterey. uesday. Thurs, ay aud saturday, At Lee, for New BortOn, Sandir- hed, TS ringham. Easi Lee Weet Becket aud Otia Centre, .aily. At Pittfeld for Lanesboro and Hancock, daily.
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-12
A N Ew ID E A.
70 Dents,

Sent to the NEW YORK AND ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY will insure by return mail one pound of excellent OUlong. Young Hyson, Inglirh Breakfast. Japsn or Mixed Tea such as is usually reiaied st $f .a0 to Fl .5e ger pound.
 TT Is FAC" NOT Gt NEhALLY KNOWN. that by a recent arrangement Of ths Post OfRce small quantities of merchandise are now convey ed at charger considerably less than those Of the ea press companies. The cost on enc pound 0f Tca being cents only.
 The New York and Orien al Tea Company is taking advan age of THIS EXTRAORDINARY FACILITY and is supplying its cuetomerr in all parts of the United States with the anest Tea. ever imported, at
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-12
Wholesale Prices.

REASONS WHY you should order your Teas from the New York and Oriental Tea Company: ADuLTERATEp TEA. It is we'll known that in,. mense quantities of soealled ''Tes.' adulterated with the leaver of the Willow, Hawthorn and ,'ther trees, ard even small stones. Iarticlcs oi lead and steel nling- besides coloring matter. are .ent over the country sud sold at enormous plicer !a "Teav' =
 The buyers of the New York and Oriental Tes .'ompanS can, by NEW PRoCERa not ger eYalk known. detect the presence of adulteration in all .tR forms. and the Ompany N i'll continue 10 main ain the high character it has hitherto sustained. by ceiling none but
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-12
Stoge COAanec&iokaa
DANBuRY BRANCH.

DA B U URY B R A N CHI.
 GOING NORTH. Leave. Bridgeport, l0.s0 a. m E.Sb p m. Arrive in banbury 12(0 ;6bb D. m, DanburS for Pittsfeld at II. 0a. m aud G. @ n n. For State Line, Albany, Sara. .oxs aud ake Vest U. 40 a. m.
 GOING SOUTH. Leave Danbury. S.iO a m.; l2. 4k p m.; 10 p, M Arrive in Bridgeport. 8 S5 6 m; aH ?. m.: SB& P I'll.
 e A discount of tl, L centa om the regular tare will be made to thoSe pnrchasing Tickets at the Station Oficer; asn who take the cars at N.a- tions where Iickets are not cold Zee list Of farer posted in station Ofice. ly3a h ". FRANKLIN Suue int.s,deat