Connecticut western news., 1877-06-15

II "nu AHs Ao|'s AuOuk CAo Iuduy luuuCc- ments offered to add to and increase the number of exhibitors, is giving to the exhi. bltion of stock, in addition to the premiums that may be awarded, printed certificate showing fully the award of the judges, and the reason for the same. There is no lack of fine stock in the district, and fair deal in the examination will draw it out In behalf of the officers l will say that in so far as they are able to control these mo- tives the ring examination will be found to have played out. It was allo wed, I think, that fair horse trot was held last year on the third day, and this year it may be ex- pected to have a fair examination of stock on the 1st and 2nd days. '4. Ron 1,sI4 -a.es J..,.s 0. B. MALTBIR.
 Falls Village, June II, 1877. r #. . Huntsville e.-Mr. 0. Hanchette has re- turned to Orange, N. J......Mrs. Chas. Hunts house stands forth in Eew coat of paint and other Improvements. Mrs. Clay and children, of Long Island will be guests for the summer of Mrs. Lewis Lepean.. .....A meeting was held on Thursday even ing in the school house at the city. Anoth- CT is appointed for next Thursday night MT. Hack, a temperance adyacate leads the meeting;... There is rumor current that the iron furnace will commence business soon... The song of the city.-Whoop r. Whoop !--Whoop-ing, cough. hsying made it's way into our school, and stricken many victims,i who make no very desirable music forisuch-a place.. Huntsville, so gay ewweeks ago, has again returned to the even tenor of it's ways. Most of our young people have left town, while those who remain have settled back into the good old way, and all IS as tranquil as summer sea. No more boating. midnight. or fish ing excursions. ..AII Nimrods of this, and other towns are cordially invited to come and hunt the pGntter that is said to be am bulating through tbese bills and dales, s,much to the terror of some of our tair ones who may chance to have an Adonis out upon some lonely road late of Sunday night. No doubt you will ssYa John Gossip is an abominable liar when he tells you that one thirty feet long and ssa feet Atgh has been seen, (not dreamed o)upon Canaan mount ain. But that is just what he heard, ,and for further facts you are referred to Merchant Wetherilrs worthy clerk. Whether pre- pairing for shot at his partnership, or merely to display their skill, has been the occasion of those brilliant shots by some of our noted ri1emen, will leave the reader to conjecture. At any rate there has been some popping away at an old woodchuck on Titus side hill, who does not scare worth cent, but who still sits and barks back at shots fired from thirty paces and thirty rods away. Others come ard try..... Observe, ye temperance fUlk. there is no license granted here, yet every day we see the sickening sight of some one or more poor wretches reeling by. Iris evident where they get the accursed stuff and yet with many advocates, and temperance lodge not three miles away. nothing is done to prevent it's traffic. There are many cas- es where saintly head like that of Fran qoise Cenci but crowns perfect devil of a man: JOHN GosslP. To Aunt Jane.-
 Here sit in my shanty, my dear un- | known Aunty, Perusing your latest epistle; And as twirl in my char, sigh Tn de- | spar,
 And calculate ''Whew y' and whistle.
 For Pm completely dismayed by the way l you've esSayed
 To lead me to thoughts so unpleasant '; So feel must Say without further de-
 Not any more such for the present;
 That is-lest you wish to completely de-
 The contentment that now possess 1 For even thoughts of double IS enough
 to brew trouble,
 ~ And bring visions of war and distress.
 And though you refrain from making it
 feel sure you are not bit 'single."
 For so knowing you wrlte-(but pause in alright,
 For my ears are beginning to tingle.)
 With all due civility' doubt the ablli.
 Of two making trouble less ,rksome, For Eve often heard tell that it doesn't | work well,
 Because, one will oftentime ''shirE sOme."
 May be you're inferring that there never l was stlrring
 Any symptoms of warmth" In my breast,
 But alas I've loved many. SO, should l choose any,
 What slight it would be to the rest.
 So, though needing your hint, I feal
 you've struck flint"
 ! Or witch you can ralse not spark. Fol loel there's no reason to yet awhile
 Such burden unknown, in the dark.
 And dear Aunt. nowadays I don't For Eve heard from poor fellows who
 know,
 That it takes all thelr earnings to sup
 ply the deep yearnings | Of theirr. darlinRs(il to make "goot show."
 Now if that is the ease, think I car , More trouble than pleasure in such
 It may read well in books, but life nev CT looks
 As rosy as pictured :- not much So as long as I feel quite cOutented t Right on through life. an "old bach" 3 think 1t bad policy,-yea, more; deel
 fallacy,
 To risk all have in a match" a As for my neiGhbor next door, (wher the infant doth roar,) t... never would ask for ttGt cbild, . Because if had it, know should Ra' it, For it drives me internally wild.
 But it's time should pause, and to cease for because
 . think we shall never agree.
 And if both are coptented, we'd be sure
 ly demented,
 In trying each other to tree.