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Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22
New Preston.

The regular weekly meeting of the Waramaug Lyceum did not come off on Friday evening. March 18th, on ac-
 count of the severe snow storm. The same
 question will be up for discussion this
 present week, namely, "that dress IS a
 more effective means of securing favors
 than address" The paper will be issued
 and read. Come one and all, and give the
 paper and its editors warm reception
 and large turnout. Doors open at '
 o'clock; Exercises commence at 7:45.
 The waramaug String Band have re- gently broken up, although 8 few mem
 bers have retained their instruments and
 will be able to supply Social Hops" and and like entertainments with music for @ small sum.
 The New Preston Cornet Band try topractice six nights ont of seven each
 week. It would seem as though after trying to play. over two years, that they would be able to play one tune through without stopping to rest, and making more than three mistakes. Other Cornet Bands do. not meet with such poor success, and why should this ?"
 Rev. MT. Lee supplied the pulpit for the slast time on Sunday. March 18th. Many regret to have him go, but duty calls hln elsewhere. He preached an in- structive sermon from Acts, chapter and 37 verse. In the prayer meeting. Sunday evening, he spoke at some length, relative to the great and blessed work being done by Messrs. Moody and Sankey in the city of Boston, having paid visit to that city May success follow Mir. Lee wherever he may labor for the salvation of his fellow men.
 We understand that Mir. Parmalee will run a stage between New Preston and New Milford. We are sorry to have MT. Cogswell give up the business, after having managed it so successfully and acceptably for so many years.
 Mrs. Marvin Beeman will leave New Preston for her distant home about April lst. We understand that her hus- band, M. s. Beeman. formerly of the ''Barn Cash Store" in this place, has rent ed Hotel "out west" where she will join him and enter into the e-Hotel business Their son, F. 0. Beeman, will remain in New Preston and carry on the mercantile business at the ''Barn Cash Store" He will have for his partner, MraF. E.Jenks, the firm to be known as Beeman & Jenks.
 The public auction which came of on Saturday, March 17th, at MT. Geo. Lyman's, was not very successful; most of the property being bid off by the own- CTS or their agents.
 The Grocery store" of Geo. Lyman will soon close, and understand that he will run meat wagon. this.coming season. We are sorry to have MT. Ly- mans store closed; many found it very place to buy their groceries.
 The Rev. Langshiere has rented the house owned by Mrs. Hatch, near the church. It will make very desirable place for the parsonage, being both 'com- nodious and pleasant.
 Among the recent arrivals in town ve notice Miss A. Coggswell. daughter of R. N. Coggswell. of Christian street. She las been spending the past winter at Sui field, at the 'Conn. Literary Institution;" Ilso Mrs. Louisa Abbott formerly of this place, but now a resident of Danbury. lTTrIEer VI g inn a. rG.R.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22
warren.

Mrs. James Wickwire was buried on Monday of last week.
 On Tuesday of last week occurred tue funeral of Swedish girl who has been sick for year or more at Deacon Hop- kins and has been kindly cared for in his family. A&asEEf
 --Mr. George Hopkins and wife are yis- ting friends in western New York.
 The heavy snow storms of the past vesA have given us tine sleighine X
 The select school closed last Friday. The Centre school also closed last week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22
Sharon.

On Tuesday morning of last week, Kings old stand, Fat the head of Sharon St., was burned to the ground. The al. arm was given by the ringing of the Meth odist bell at four o'clock. In a very short '. time there was plenty of help on hand and plenty of water. It was with difficulty that the brick house which stood close by could be saved. The ab- sense of wind was all that saved other buildings from sharing the same fate.
 o. P. o.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22
Milton.

The Sheriffs sale at auction of the stock of goods at our village store has been the great object of attraction for the past week. The number and variety of arti- cles that accumulate in country store is astonishing, and a sherifs1 sale seems to be the only one that entirely closes out. With the assistance of Mr. Tatro. of Win sted. the goods sold well and rapidly and many of our good people can easily set
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22


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Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22
GEORGE \. PECK
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7 Ee she Working CIass.-we are now prepared to furnish all classes with constant employment at home. the whole of the time or for their spare mo- menis. Business new, light and profitable. Persons. of either sex easily earn from 50 cents to S per ing, and proportional sum by devotng their whole ume to the business. Boys and girls earn nearly az much as men. That all who see this notice may send their address and test the business make this un- parslleled offer: 10 such as not we'll satisfied we VII send one dollar to pay for the trouble of writing.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22
Deaths.

At Washington, March 17th, Mabel. in- fant daughter of Robert & Phebe Black. aged 10 months.
 At Goshen, March 18th, Mr. George Stewart. aged 85
 At Goshen. March 18th, Mir. Russel Robinson, aged 73.
 At Kent, March 9th. Mrs. George N. Ives aged 58.
 In Nofthfeld, March 14th, Abbie H. Birge, wife of Burritt N. Birge, aged 2S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22

up retail store of their own if they wish. Some will undoubtedly have stock on hand sometime. The sale stands adjourn ed to Saturday next. We understand that the interior of tie store is to be remod- dled and repainted before the Barton Brothers come in.
 Arthur Griswold is dangerously sick with lung trouble. Q.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22
Gbe gitfl)helS G,auirer,
 LITCHFIELD, CONN.
ENQUIRER cLuRBIMo RATES.

Our Litchheld County subscribers may not often be able to take advantage of the low rates offered large clubs by most magazines and periodicals For their convenience and as extra inducement to new coun ty subscribers will send the following periodicals to county subscribers, in connection with the EN- ouIRER at the prices annexed:
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22

.Must commence with January or July number.
 Subscribers who are in arrears must make up ar- rearages before taking advantage of the foregoing propositions i; and subscribers who are in advance may deduct the amount their subscriptions are in ad' vance.
 Money should be sent by post-ofce order. cheek or registered letter. if possible. remisanceA are msde by maiLwe cannot be responsible for oss before the letter reaches but will take all risks of remittance to the clubbing periodicals.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22
Post 0moe. Li1chaeId, Conn, Dec. I, 1878.
MAILS ARRIVED.

MALLS ARRIVED. New York and Way by Naugatuck R. R. 2p. m. New York and Way by Shepsug R. R. 2:20 p.m. Kew York and Way by NAugatuck R.. R. S:S0 p. m.
 MAILS LEAVE. New York and way by Naugstuck K. R. 6:30 .. m. Cornwall Bridge, Albany and the West, 6:30 a. m. Winsted and Way, 11:30 a. m. New York and Way by Naugatuck R. R. 30 p. m.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22
NHarr1ageS.

At the Presbyterian parsonage m To- wanda, Bradford Co.,, Penn. March Sth, by Rev. J. T, Stuart. MT. Israel B. Smith of New Milford, and Miss Sarah E. White head. of Washington, Conn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19
TeIeeraphic Summary.

TX. Governor Emory Washburn died on Suu-
day afternoon in Cambridge, Mass.
Mary Matthews who vas stabbed by Peter
Degnau, OF Newark. Saturday night, will like
" survive, but there is no hope for Degnan.
Unreouited love was the cause oil the assault.
The trial of Stephen Cooper, G. years of
age charged with the murder Of his son, IN
October Of last Of year, by shooting him, will be-
gio today 10 Poughkcepsle.
Samuel Carey Ball, late cashier Of the Hat.
boro (Pa.) National Bank, has been convicted
of embezzement of the funds Of that bank and
sentenced to an Imprisonment of ten years.
Dispatches from the upper Hudson say that
the ice is firm from Stockport northwari. at
Coxsackie people arc crossing the rlVer on the
ice. There is heavy ice gorge between CatskIl!
and Hudson aud at all points south OF Rhine
beck large fields Of new Ice have formed. The
thermometer is 10 degrees above zero this
morning. ....
AS panegyric on ST. Patrick was being con
cluded last night in the Catholic Church Of 81.
Mary's, Hoboken, the pastor Of the church an
nounced that fire had broken out in the stable
near the church and requested the coDgrcea'
ton to leave the building quietly and not get
excited. The congregation needed tho advice
and the best of order was maintained while the
people numbering about 1000 filed out quietly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19
ShiDWreck.

NEW YORK, March l9.-Tbe iron steamer
Rusland, from Antwerp fer New York, went
o. shore at Long Branch at ! ! p. u. Saturday,
aud was discovered soon alter, but there was
20 communication with her until a quarter to
Elk 10 the morning, Whe0 crew, composed or
men from life saving stations Nos. and e.,
started ont to her. The sea was running very
high at that tune. The ship was boarded at 5
minutes to a. NJ. At quarter-past 6 a. NJ.
the first shot was fired, TO which the line is at
tacheu for taking on the life car. The FIRST shot
the limo parted. The second time the ine was
stretched across her deck between the foremost
and smokestack A halt hour after the shot
was fired, they had the life car on board, and
commenced sending the passengers ashore IN 1t
from seven to nine at trip. There we're I2O
steerage and FIVE cabin passengers, from France,
Germany, and great many Italians. ihe
passengers we're all on terra 6rma at II a. m.,
aud all the Grew, excepting the captain and his
boatswain, and the ships carpenter, at half
past y. m. 1t is understood that the pilot
boarded the steamer about $50 miles from
Sandy Hook. There is no blame attached to
the pilot, as he did not have charge OF the
steamer, not having sighted the lightshln ur
to the time of strandiug. Several Of the pas.
sepgers say they knew nothing of their mlsfor
tune until S o'clock this morning. At elgh
o'clock a. M the ship bl|ged, and about hal
40 hour after she began to settle and fill Will
water. The steward had to wade in the water
to get the siverware belonging to the ship
Captain DeHorsey sent all his clothes and 9th
| er effcos, also the ships compass and every
thine 10 lis Office ashore about hat-past IL
| O'Clock q. m. None Of the passengers were 10
iurcd. The women were taken to one OF thi
cottages aud furnished with warm coffee au'
good lunch. The passengers and crew arc stop
log at the East End and American hotels In
captain expressed his determination to rcmal
on beard as long as the ship keeps above water
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19

1t is becoming more and more apparent that
whether Mr.. Hayes shall prove to be the man
his political friends assert he is or not, the
carpet Dagger has ceased even to cling to the
ragged edge Of governmental patronage, and has
dropped from his clevatea perch down upon
the pointed crags Of his own labor for support.
The true story Of tie late interview OF the del
egation Of Virginia republicans, all carpet
baggers, with the ncw President, is as follows ::
After Mr. Ramslcl!, the spokesman, had made
his speech, Mr.. Hayes replied that he was al
ways glad TO see his counrymen OF the several
States, whether angly or in delegations, but
that he would greatly prefer they should post
pone their calls ultii more convenient season,
when he would have time aud opportunity to
talk to them; as, however, they had obtained an
audience with him, hcwould inform them that he
intended to consider the last eight years hiatus
and to take up the thread Of the government
where it had hcer dropped By President Ln-
coin. The delegation returned sadder, if not
wiser men, aud all with QUO acoori resolved
that they could 20 farther and fare better with
regard to the procurement Of emolumeot, tor
they never Luosered after honor, than by
hansiug around the White House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19

Some oil our contemporaries arc astonished at
the result Of the late election in New liamp-
shire, IA thcy had been induced to believe that
the experiences Of the last few months had so
opened the eyes Of the people to tho devious
ways Of the radicals TINT they would at the first
opportunity drive the last one of them from
Office. We also were surprised, not, however,
because only one democratic Congressman was
elected, and that By the skin Of his teeth, but
because all the radicals were not elected. This
generation is devoted not so much to principle
as to policy, and when fraud is found to BIO so
successful it is no wonder that its followers are
becoming more numerous. .,i&> :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19

1t is understoois that the friends of Judge
Hughes arc pressing him for The vacancy on
the Supreme Bench cccssioued BY the resg-
natioo of Justice Davis There is not much
houor attached 10 the Supreme Court now, but
Judge Hughes would briog honor 10 it, as he
has already made respectable the position filed
by his predecessor in the office he now holds
If Mr.. Hayes is 10 earnest in regard to civil
service reform, and Intends to select The best
men from bis party to fill The Offices at his dis
posal, he will hesitate long time before be
gives the appointment to another than the able
Virgiuian alluded to. AS ono Southern man
10 his cabinet has cot Injured him, he will find
that one Southern man on the Supreme Bench
will do him no harm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19
Illicit DiStillers.

ATLANTA, March l9.-Scores Of distilers
are taking advantage Of the late pardon rroca.
nation aud are surreuderng themselves. Six
came in Saturday and pleaded guilty against
whom there had never been any charges
They stated that they wanted to qutt the bust
ness aud took advantage Of the pardon offered
Over 500 hare already pleaded guilty AMI re-,
ceived pardo0s. "
The murder of Lieut.. Mcintyre by The Illicit
distillers is still the sensation. The exarina-
tioa Of the second batch Of men arrested Tor
completely in the murder was closed Saturday,
the prisoners being discharged. 1t is probable
the murderers will never be captured. Lieut..
Harkins testimony shows that Mcintyre wee
killed in the house of Ayres Joues.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19
NOTICE.
u. ). INTERN Al. REV IN t
SPECIAL ThAH> a.

MAY i, loi l, W NpI ~ W. i,
The Revised Statutes ofthe United S:sis' '''
tions 1882, 3237, 1928 and $780, require c"c'y}
son engaged in any business, a?oc.!yA' G.. =, :.
ployment which renders him liable !" 80 .
DIAL TAX, TO PROCURE AND PLaI
CONSPICUOUSLY IN HIS E5JA hi'I :, ID
MENT ORPLACE OF BUSlNE;'2 80 =, =.
denotinq the payment of said SPECiA!. -
for the Special Tax Year beginning N'.I J. ~
before commencing or c0n'pE1V bHE.
April 80, 1877.
A return, ss prescribed on Form H. '.'
quired by law Of every person ii"o.' - -
Tax, az above. -:.,.
the law above quoted arc the following 49,"
Roctlter5 ''''''
Dealers, retail liquor.
Dealers, wholesale liquor"......... ''..'.'.'
Dcslers in malt liquors, whGicsa!e......'.. ...
Dealers in malt liquors, retail. ........'... ...
Dealers in leaf tobacco .-..........'..''.'....
Retail dealers in leaf tObacco......'......'
And on sales Of over $1,000 lily crai'
for every dollar in excess Of 1884, .
Dealers in manufactured tobacco. ..''.. ..,
Manufacturers Of tills..............; ......' r.
And for each still msnuttctnfed'...''.' ....
And for each worm neutrality-suspicious. f..
Manufacturers Of tobacco. ''' 49,,
Manufacturers OF cigars...."
Peddlers Of tobacco, frat ci*:s ''.'''' .
than two horses or other anlnai5' ,..,,'
Peddlors Of tobacco, second Glass go ",
horses or other enimals) ....."::."'"''',..,
Peddlers of tobacco third cIa!o 'y"' g.
horse or ether animal. .......'..."...,...,',,
Peddlers of tobacco, fourth ciss4 ON !'0' Ii.
or public conveyance ..." '.;'...'''.''...' .Ue
Brewers of less than 500 barfeiS".'.'''''' $40 u.
Brewers Of SEQ barrels or more'....'..,.' ,..
ANY, person so liable who shall !H'i y ' ~"
with the foregoing requirements WI ~
to severe penalties. ,.,.s,..
Persons or firms liable TO pay aiJ 81 riHIir'.!
cial Taxes named above must app; - tfH,,,---.
AIN. BEATTIE, Deputy Colicc!"E 81 H.: -.
Revenue, at Alexandrls, and pay 10. .f ":,
cure tho Special Tax Stamp OK 2tsiE -, rr..
prior to May !, 1871 end w NV
TIER NOTICE. ....,,..,.1! B..
Special Tax Stamps will be tfh..+' nC- j..
mail only on receipt from the per-"
ordering the samo Of specific dlFec.'' lam .
together With the necessary postaEe S'
the amount required 10 pay the poe NJ. -
postage on one stamp iz three ccht' ".'' ,s:
stamps six cents. Ii it is desired .Is 49,.
transmitted by registered mail Ten , ErI,'
tionsl should accompany the app!'cTh.:,,VjII
GREEN Is. E '1 80
Commissioner Of lntcFAa' Nv
OpPIcE OF INTERNAL REVENUE .,
Washington, d. G., January ~
[mh l-w4wJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19

According to the present school law each
superintendent of public schools is paid from
the State school fund $l5 per thousand of the
population of his county, With authority to the
county to allow him an equal amount from the
couuty.fupd. b. the proposed new law his
whole salary will como from the State fund at
the rate of $50 per 1000 of population up to
10000, SEQ per LOCO from 10000 10 10000,
snd $40 per ZOO from 20, 600 to 80 900, and as
this will remove uncertainty from avery essen.
tial point it is 40 improvement upon the ez-
listing law. = ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19
DIED.

Near WarrentoU, 90 the I'll iu.t.. A.,
AMBER Fl. McLEAREN. 10 the is;h Yea,
his age.
At the residence OF her son. Henry Sana,.,
jr., near Leesburg, March l0th. Mrs. ST.,
SAUNDERS, widow Of the late Everett S'.r
ders. 10 the 10Th year OF her aye.
On the Sth inst, at the rc5iISEcc Of hi. =,
10 Bloomfield, Loudouu county. Va, Of inc
menia, JOHN l.. Gill. in the S4;A year 9. T.
age.
On March lG, in Washington. tRAXcIj u
LANE. aged 81 years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRLWEEGLE b
EDGAR SN OWDEN.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1877
We would, for various reasons, the nature OF

We would, for various reasons, the nature OF
which may readily be conceived. have prefer
red that President Hayes had appointed
white map, ard;oue competent to perform the
duties of the Office, to the position of Marshal
of the District Of Columbia, but since he has
appointed Frederick Douglass we are rather
glad the Senate has confirmed the appointment,
and that several democrats voted with their
radical colleagues 10 confirming it. The ap-
pointmeut OF negro to Office 10 Washington
Certainly will occasion neither trouble nor TO-
convenience to Southern people, for sc have
been accustomed to such Office holders ever
since the close Of the war. la this county We
have had 4 negro clerk Of the court, negro
sheriff and regro magistrates, aud 10 this clty
negro Councilman aud Aldermen. Other more
unfortunate sccioas have had negro officials OF
higher rank, but the North has that treat yet
in store, and IS We arc not al utterly selfish
people we want orr fellow countrymen OF moro
Northern chimes to participate with US IN It's
etioymeDt. We arc truly sorry that the appoln-
tee has been shorn Of the snowy aud only part
of the duties he is qualified to perform, that
which made it rcuu bent upon his predecessors
to oficiate at the White House 10 the introduc-
ton of distinguished strangers to tho President,
but are glad that two democrats, Messrs Co.
lumbus Alexander and Hil became bis bonds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19

MIR. Tildeo' friends throughout the country,
and they oumter million majority OF the
white voters, will DO glad to know that his
physician says
My honest opnjon Is ii.at Governor Tilden,
personally. Is ga! that he was not declared
elected He is 10 better health, physically snd
mentally, than have known him for year. "
The duties oil tho presidential office are exceed
Ingly oneroZs, TO be sure, that is when entrusted
to conscientious man, and not to one like
Gen. Grant, who never attended to them, but
still there is e certain pleasure and pride at
tached to their proper execution. and we are
glad to learn that the Governor, though entitled
to the enjoyment Of that pleasure BY SO large
majority, regards lis deprivation OF it az ph-
lo5ophicaly IS tie Doctor Indicates
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19
LEGAL E0TECES.

VIRGINIA., to wit: In the Crcult C5u.;
Y Fairfax county, March Rulcs, IS Pc.
Campbell and such other creditors q. I"ar d,
Shipman who may come in and contr!'ula'
the costs Of this suit, against john j. SGipm..
Priscilla j. Shipman and Joseph s. H:rr, -.
tee. defendants. In chsncery.
Mem. The object Of this sui. Is 70 Iry.ag, r...
and void the deed executed By JOAN i, >i.g
man to Joseph A. Rice in trust f0r Pris1..g .
Shpman, and to set aside the deed from joe;
A. Rico to the said Priscilla j. ShipmaH, b..
deeds dated the Goth Of April, 1876. and rec2-'
in the land records of Fairfax county IN ilhe7
No.4, both deeds being fraadulen, ~ to crn,..
or5.
1t appearing by affidavit l!cl that the Gee.
ant, Joseph A. Rice, trustee, is non resident
tho State of Virginia, it il ordered that h. s.,
pear within one month after due pU5iicg..
hereof, and do what is necessary 10 p!o.ec:
interest a cogy0 = sGop.rnsoy ,,,..
Thomas & Wells, y. NH low"
,VIIRGINIA, to wit: In the Circuit Cour.
Y Fairfax county, March Rules, le1,".. Gcora
Broomfeld VS.. Thomas w. Payne, aim
Zephanish Buckley, Wesley Cation AM u p.
his wife, Margaret Bcrdseye, AHnsnes bH'.'
ley, Jane Wapoolo and Others, detcn.!HE.'
chancery.
Mem. The object Of this SUI! Is II onto!,a
specific performance of a certain contract g.
cd into by intestate Zeph Buckley Gni complain
ant, and to obtain q deed for tna tTHc. @. ~
set forth in said contract.
1t appearing by afinsvit fled that ia1 rb''
named defendants, Wesley C&t3n aid N..a'.
his wife, Margaret Berdsoyo and jar" W. +.
are non residents OF this State i y or,.crni =.
they appear within one month after d. ..
cation hereof, and do what IL Necessary !'i.
tect their interests. A copy--testo.
F. u. RICHAED-UE. |.
Moore, Pc ~. i..":
VIRGINIA, to wit: In the Cifcu': Con-, .
' Fairfax county, March Rulci, 80. I p
Castleman against Andrew Wylcy. In cha. .
Mem. The object Of this suit ID TO e.! re- &.
lion Of plaintiff judgment against tie 1"'.'.:.
on the real estate Of the said defendant ~ I.
county Of Fairfax.
1t appesring by affidavit lied :n". t. a..
defendant is not resident OF tie Sta!" C., v
gnia, it is ordered that ho appear %,i,iA ~.
month after due publication hereof naa 70 WI.
is necessary to protect his inter-. hco"y-i g.,
+. d. RICHAKD$OE, '.I,".
Thomas Il. Love, .. O.. m' 5''"'.
NOTICE.
II = INTERN REV hri