Litchfield enquirer., 1876-11-16
EHTCHFBELD.

-REnD IvEs' ADvKKTEsMENT. IVES OF w-BEE HIVE" HxEfFoRD. CoSN.
 -Tks vssoopeaestTian an still wends his dzzuuzs way along our sidewalks.
 -Czrszlaszng LThn9 open Saturday zfsezuUol
 -ne Harris Plain school began, last week, Nr- Clark LOveland, teacher.
 Mir. Avdrsw Smith teaches the Chest zus HFn seA0ol this winter.
 -Nr- Walter K Peek has bought the FaEex F1Are h Spencer St-
 -Wr- Lzwrs.ce BIsseH has sold tract sE sxvenAeea acres of land in Bantam to Jsaz w- B@1<y for S5O0
 -Nr- F. B Hand of Watertown has xsAl ths T0zpkins place in Bantam to Mrs Szr1A J. Crane
 We kenr tnat Nessrs. Jerome and varrsz VI. BsszeA have bought the Seth P Beers va1ee Oa E@sk Street for s4.5OO. -Prxssr5ck Lyman and wife have sold. zG .xzsz Gf IAzd with buildings, in North f~E1. ts Gas L. Riggs of Watertown for S2 SN
 -Tke pmssezxerS on the up train. last vsazes31y sv~zing. were delayed some Euzrx xE New PresaOn depot, the engine and tender running of the track by reason uE q zSspk&eed switch. A telegram hrszxkk I0coaOtive from Danbury, and zfaer enuzSasxshIe trouble the train was n pGzss again and headed toward the eezmtF sezk. reaching here at 2-45 a. m.. 1< LHE HIM-We clip the follow Tax Ers@ S4EaNdAyIs Waterbury Ameri- ean-
 Th@ De1oex@tie Judge of PrObate-elect r~ueSved dispatch Last night stating that LssnszsMnA kmd gone for Tilden. This was uzEsrzszs b ezate Dr. E. W. Blake, and tAa4 morning he got mp at the break of 1Mv and and fired of his old shot gun zeEe<zI ki@es. to the great annoyance of hz& &Azmh<xzng nslghbOr&-
 -The Superior Court IS engaged upon -ezxI1 Izxx bzzSnesx- In the Harwinton easH sE GSBEvg AEfrod vs- Letris P. -HOr- s41. trse1 kEzk week, there was a verdict fsr the deEen1xnt The case was about d1e eE the plaintiff killed by defendant, waa eAzzzea that it vas a sheep killer. CaEkm fsr plaintiff; Fem for defendant. The ezze oF Czmsp vs- London, involving a unksex oE @nc01nt, Is now on trial. Next week the Court wIn take up criminal bus Iz.S&
 -FeEx Oaixley of Litchfeld, accom- Fuzlxsa hE hlS wife, visited this city Mon saHv. xzi started for home shortly after S p z An unpleasant mishap befel ehEm ss@z zfter they started on the ksam<xxra trap Something frightened SA,s ksaE<<< Iz<s after they had passed the S-~ house um the old WatervIlle road. and xRey aanxAae1 Izto the Manhan canal, down zz ezA2zkzsar several feet Both occu- wzzHx af the vehicle received a thorough sMzkIzsg- hzt fortunately escaped all Iu- Fxxw zzx were Fescued from their diSa- Ers<s=Mhzs pxa1Scams0t The horses did nAss Ear= aa sell One was gotten ont un- lzSEreA. Rza Ehe other vas drowned 1AsAgsSoRl
 -Tke eS@zty commissioners have is- Wzas1 e11 tD the respective towns to pay g~ EAesr p<uPOxslO1s of the county indebt- sAsss&s and ezsl2ates. to April 1st. 1877, 4zszzsSzg to SS.OlS-a in all The ex- Pe@s~s sf the county have been largely in- szpHs=a by re2$oa of meetings of county rxFrS=ezk4kfve<. special committees on ku1AG@g q lall, and repairs of Court kszze- An0SAer meeting of representa- .tTv~= wuzA ensk the county about S4O0, =Aa sxr<zse the towns can avoid by pay azsuk et sh& amount needed on voluntary sEzss~S=szt. as has been frequently done Sa ExZ<r years
 -TAe following extract from a private lxEse< srpe9rs in the \. Y. World:
 Mss Anne Brewster, writing from Ea=a= under date of October 9Oth, says:
 Oze aE the principal American residents a Rs@<. Miss Julia Beers. died on Tues day Sxezllx. Huh of October, at her resi- 1e@re, Rak@xn0 Qairluale 49. Via Qairi- u2Ae Miss Julia Beers was from Lltch- &ez1. Co1A-. and had large circle of fEss@3< Every one who knew her loved and @2zlrSd her. She was gifted by na- tzrS WIzA many fine qualities. She was a sxze ~emtfewo@An, dlgui6ed in her car rage Hn1 manners; charming and easy iu eszve<<asSun. devoted friend, delight fzl es=pmmica- Miss Beers was Roman C4shGtsc. bat while very strict and exact Eg towards herself. she displayed the sweetest clarity to others Her numer- -s@s frSe11< n the United States will be wESere1 b learn that this excellent wo. 1zz. whose life was So sweet and beauti. f=l was called upon to suffer in hei a@@tA pargztOwial &gOnies. A year ago an i--SFS<aE paralysis of the throat attacked h<E- Thls summer she went to Paris where she hAd the best medical counsel se0 NaxZ41dv for sea baths, then returned a faxtElgAt ago to Rome to die. Sht aEAsr4llv starved to death On Monday 3m<& a&e tpok her asaal drive on the Pin Sa. saa w3s ont for two hours, during w&&eA tz@s she seemed better, but about Elg@xf44 sAs grew worse. and dIed or T@e@Azy night af I0;30 o'clock The ex several oshex fna7ds were with her in he Aas& @s@eakA She w&s perfectly resign e4~@13 bore her ag0aixing suEeFings witl ksxuse pakienee and Christian submission 1essez4my tke Capaccini carried her re Zz1as e0 the p@xish Church of St. Auas tmsSHs al the Rounkain of Treyi. It wa l@E@ af tAc@e picturesque funerals pecu lar sa ka@e. wIth torches and priests i, wafse ca1tzR- To day a solemn reouieu Hmzs waR sang mk the parish church whic ~aa exowaed mith her ffienda. The coffin aEsex tie wasz wa2 taken to St. I,reng Hzmrs e. nnmrm. wkere it will be buried Mnm B@eHm hms lefk directions in her vii Enr HnxusA she nealpeOr, to make a su a4zh1e maAnmsnk oFeT her grpYe. Thos