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CHAIN AND nREi BsTUFFs
LIME AND CEMENT

LIHE-The best quality IN barrels b. worth
as; IN bulk 81 50; ordinary Dallas, 10 pei
bushsi.
CEhENT-Rosendis-- Is worth 81 2 barrel
Louisville. be5g, little Kept, - 50 = barrel
Dallas, g. 81.
PLASTER Is worth s. % 8 barrel.
The supply;of the ABOVE mentioned arti-
lea "a am Pie demand fair market arm.
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Three and a Quarter ThOssaHd

double column octavo pt -,- % r-s.ii ~ mat
t-r yssrly. u pes u IN an inexpensive
form, 60 2AId-Tiu2 40 amount ~ matter, 4ti
ff4-hus-. owing o. N- weekly i--U-. and
with = satisfactory CON piefhiiC-s ati-fa uf,fi
by no o4ner yaBlic .tinu, tle best tslEy =. H.
views, Criticisms, tales. -EHtcIss II rfzget
and Discovery, Ppetry- -ci-ntiiie. SiozTs ph'-
cal, Historical sud Political Information,
from Inc entire body Of Foreign PyriUuics
LitcTa lurc-
lie therefore IRvsiua ole - everv Amir
can reader. the only fresh AMI tBNi-
PI.EIE rom pllafion . IN dlspruzltis GUY
rent Observation-Disclosures. n-ihlc because 10 en-
braces fg,s. I.rf.guefisuHa Of
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~. n.,,sr imam nr,n. s~uns on.

De 'rourviIie, who murdered his
wife In the Tyroi, has bad his death
sentence commuted 10 imprisonment
for eighteen. Years, not for life, as FRS,
reported There can have been no ex,
tebuating circumstances in his case
except that by killing his wife he be-
came widower. Another murderer,
who had killed his father and mother
once pleaded for mercy on the ground
that he was an orphan.
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CIub-rrtses for the Best Home srsl
fOresgn Ltterafure.

Phiiadelphis Evening Bulletin: Possessed
OF THE LIvTsa AGE and one or t~o other %
our yigacions American month hes. n Sub
scriber Will nod himself In command OF uas
yho.S situation"
FOR siB50 The LIyISo AoE and eIthtr oiie
of the American 81 Monfhiies scr Harper Z
botb rs,<fpain: az for sss0. THE LIVING AGt
rfd the ST. Nicholas, or Appletons Journal
Address LsrTkls. q SAx.
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The. Na-g s.paEpef E.fyiTs= AufIElFz.
sucH Rs n. IYE. ~. p. e4-astsas. PROF.
Max Mule, FnDf- TyEIa.i. Hr. y. 81. coz
pruter, r.. -. Proctor. f4sl. EEEItg b.. ar.. as
Fruud., ~ EstTsi A Freeman, .llursa t.Ha lT
Argy u. Mr.. s. lur.. William E.aaE. = roo.
lng.tcW. Miss SEacstras. MIE pl.lHuL
Mr.. Alexander, Geo. Macdonald. Maffusg W.
Arnold, Turgueui.f. Auerhart4. f1uEklu. Ten
nysoD, browning. and many other, zrg res
r.-...I.- .-.--- 10 -. %
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EBfes.

Yesterday evening, December 18th,
of typhoid fever, Gus GarhFeteh.
He came here with Mr.. Jarrett from
Quincy, Illinois. He viii be buried
to>day by the /. O. o f. Members OF
the order will please take netiee aud
meet at their hall Mt 3 O'Clock pm,
aharp
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LIVERPOOL December Ia.-Noon.-CUtIun
fair bRsi mess doing At previous pri,es
EHuRADAY. WE'D DAY
Middling JVlauds. ... . I'D 8 s-I5J
MidGiing Orleans. 90. Gl,d cd
SAFES n CD Da4es; spectiatiuns ana OK port
l,sJ bales; receipts J,IuJ bales; American
3G,a bales.
Futures 0psnrd partially l-31I sstteI' hui
the advance has since bE en- part ally lost
UpIsnds. low ulluIlius claus, December
delivery l5-j2d. December guc January
" 81 January Hn1 February Gssi: February
q; February and March q - sz4; AaTcn
aaa April g-iGss5 IS-31d; new crop shipped
November Dy saii Z 7-iBB; Move "A bsi and
DCOefa Der if-sZd.
p.m.-MidG!Ine upisI.as 3-l6i; m!jdling
Orleans 6tsd; good ordinary up!8uGs ~ "a; or
diuafy upihnds ST. tpiBUhs ip'g n 8adlin.s
clause December delivery o : lotI, FeDTual y
and March 81.
; p. n.--SS4i-s include SO bales American.
EK.iit-s.. closed dun lui sr..Hty
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COMMERCIAL.
Ef,0f NJ.

FEDUR-Fsir demand, which is met freely
at Ine following quotations Crescent, tn
sacks, 81 ~. Saa Jsc,nto Is 10, Empire s. -,
xxx - =, Eagle g "a; MaRBoIsH. "a spc,rs,
= lbs, - e., Todd's XXX, - =. state
Central xxx, $ 50; Choice Family, -
Stgr Mills XXX g 90.
BRAS--Erofn ~ to 55c.
il.EaN | 4
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NpexrRa OFFER foa 1878, "a

To ali rev cuhscribers for Is7s. viii be cent
traits the six NAM bsrs Of l-77. cuntsiHfn-
he iSst install Is u new sefi al - srt'.ps
translated from tine German a. frAu Won
Iur.r-leben--Lhe best WORK Of one OF tife bCst
and brightest authors OF Germany. 4 rev
story BY The charming knHiisk aniiDfess,
Miss Iha~keray. also sppsar< N lie s.lle
numbers. from advance sheets. with other
valuable matter.
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Fa7u.ari l-lsl r1'ec book y 21are71or
y MOOD! WowASHuon! MsEakeE!
s.-Pct.n=ats 10 Marriage; tie cause
and cIre- sent securely SCUi,d. pos
Paid icy 20 cents, by lGR. Z. NEIuTrt-r,
or s.. Charles Street, ST. louis, No,
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Fhs n. d. gIah Re~spssss last Wight

Tho reception rendered Mr.. ana Mira.
Gaines, Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeiock and
Mr.. and Mrs. Msytield by the Il. IL
club at the WindDr hotel last night,
was most enjoyable laiiair. FROM
eight to nine o'clock the invited guests
began 10 assemble, and by the latter
hour the elegant psrlors Of the hotel
were Allied with goodly crowd OF
beautifully and elegantly dressed la,
dies and handsome men. among the
number being msny invited guests
from distance. Dancing took place
till n quarter to twelve O'Clock, when
the doors of the supper room were
thrown open, and the assemblage, con
zlsting Of about thirty couples, sa
down to an elegant spread. After tn,
supper hour The guests returned to til,
dance. which wss kept up till earl,
this m0rning.
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IFr .r '.r.U muatE- gro Mrs.
0rrul aH9v lady, residing near
uuHr-..r. .' rfyru valuable mules
.'is. .wm l.r farm. a day or two
"'.'H wes '0rU ace enough 20 re-
ever .- pr rlr missing animals
N.! w.r. found % Waco.
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The highest price paid FOR sound cot
ton seed, AZ Nichols & Co.'S, Elm and
Austin streets, Dallas, Texa-. d&wt
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Gotten seed.

The highest price paid for sa"ut eHt-
ton SEED, ~ Nichols * Co.'s, Elm suG
Austin streets. Dallas. Texas. dAUti
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LITTELLS LIVING kGG.

jan. ]. ISIS, TIE IITISG ACE enters ur,.u
Is laBth vniurnr. bLflus t.4- yea ~ gtli
furuistl 60 st. reat@r- sHs proc uHrlta= st ftl-
foremost HgfasIs. ABOVE uH|rsf arf4l other
et,t racing The choirs-t Serial 400 HlHrf
stories rs Leading Foreign hyyy.ist-. and
Z an amount
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UHaI preached by Any 0iIier
Periodical

In the world, 81 abe MOI ynluniiIe Literary
and scientific matter ~ fa- 80 r. fF, 90 o..
pens o: ile leading Ess.. lst-, Scientists
Critics, DiscugsrrFs arc EfslfuTr. ra-rra7s MT
ins every department Of knoN4rtxe aLsi
Progress
giVlng more than
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Dr J. c Stone, No. a north Ninth
street. Phii.delphiA, a weuld-he ourer
% eoHsaIr ytioa, IL az arra1t hum
bug and nv indler. We warn all per-
sons against his cure. We have the
best OF reasons for denouneing the
humbug. Texas papers please no
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Renor,-IInA.cinI.

NEW YORK, December l8.-Stocks lower.
Money per cent. Gold Il ON.. ENrhaHg,--
long 81 s2ts snort - -. state bonds quiet.
Government bonds heavy and lower.
Gold opened 81 vdi..
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sxfaer and Wool.

GALVESTON, December iS.-Hfdes. strong.
active. Dry selected I5%c, light salteu
i3tge; ~ aely saited lI1@c; kips l5h wei elte;
al they run SIC selected 9 g, butcher
green 7lsc. &c OF for gruos-
waol-Ufferines fres, demand light, but
prices are unch8ngsd: fall clip l. quoted mo
dunn TO nne light. tree OF buTs ~ Is,c cosrS',
and heavy i5gl5e; Western and Mexican
Iiai4c.
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Cotton seed.

The highest price paid for sound cot
ton seed, at Nichols 4 Co.'s, Elm gur
Austin streets. DaL!as. TeNa.. aAHLl
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mars AVN rry.rsssS.

HinEs-Dry dini, Is n and upward l5c.;
dr. iflnt. IL - aEFt upward, damaged, lie:
dry diat, ktps and calf, lie; dry salt. - Rs
and upward, lie. green butchers Saxc.
SHEEP PELTz-Each, owing 10 WOOL. sV.1
DC; white wool. long, ale; white wool, fall
clip lsaBalc.; black wool, ise.
BUEFAIO-Buliis, fr-; cows, SC.
IALIOW-In barrels. b3se.
CHAIN AND EREABsErFFS.
OATS-selling only 20 feed men, 1res35c
cArce
%HEAT-Choioe IL IS; good milling G. y.
.tsl 40, tAir 81 lasssi 81: low grEdes :! CO..
81 10.
Z ORN-Texss. N shuck, 55@6js, IN de-
inaud. sEeiied, none Offering.
BARLEY r EED-SSt1sUc.
RY Eve.
HAYS O0gle % per tom Hungarian and
| Mtitet sleGi2-
rad roads have caused great scarcity oi
sII Kinds of grain and prices have been
/ farr.zfi m. far bt-yDud It's gsAle.
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Popular illustrated book l5a pages nu
MANHOOD woeNSHooD MAUViheF Inn
podimenis 10 Marriage; the cause ana ,IIr.
sent securely ssnl,d postpaid for ~ cents. ~
DR.. &. wHIrrIEs, az -. Charles street, ~
Louis, 80, the great specialist Road Eis
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; p. nl.--l,ll-s INCLUDE ; 80 bales Aneric8n
Futures closed daN but steady


Receipts. usi, 1896 n.,4es: gross l5,-ls uaIes.
Exports 10 continent : ~ bales. costs5vgise
l,4ol bales; Great Britain iv.gH bales. stock
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NEw oELUAss, December l5.-F!our =
v ca. SGucTHnr - -. Nm - .. NAA = %
Mso 70; Egls grsi.ie- zGdb.. Cora active. nrm
and li.hvr, white 5a,I &c, yellow 1sc. Nafs
hIm, choice Gaiens iJc. Coffee u quoted
strong aud higher, cafgOes, ordinary ~
prime i.s,Z1a gold. sugar quiet; comma %
good coInmon 4 teI5c, lair 20 fully fair y.
& 4c, pr3 Ile to choice tetfsEc, yellow Clarified
~ esc. Noiassos, gooU demand ior higher
grades; common 2utS3Jc; IAN % &C, cDOi "
~ 20 choice y. 5o54c.
NEW HoGf., December l3.--Flour, Is abpu
! 55t-5o lower, Itgnt export. moderate home
| trnue neInanc, sUperiins western aad state
S59S n, closing hesys' southern hour IA
buyers favor, IA instances = shadr- lower;
| cominon 10 fsir extra 81 30 a. C; good "a
| choice do 81 0SesS 81. Corn Gull, slightly IA
| buyers favor Oats duh, shade easier. Coi 80
/ nrn, faif demand.
| BALTIMORE, december l3.-F.iur Il out, :.
| unchanged Howard street anc western 80
perfine s44s 7J, extra s5ess; family 81 :oess -
1 city mills supeTIine s8es4 Ji extra - JOet5
| Rio brands SaGss -. southern wheat qulsi
| and easier; western Is duh ana lower
| amber 81 s69esI -; No. western winter re 4
| spot and December, 81 81; January 81 81
| February 81 IN. No. western winter res
81 -. Southern corn is quiet ami easier
| western dull and generally lower, southern
| white 5sg6ie; yellow 5s962e.
| sr LOUIS December Is -Fl1ur. quiet, firm
extra Hail 81 556t5 d. Wheat nTi No
red fall 81 Sosti -Ots: No. red fall - v Did
Corn quiet aud steady No. mixed ~ &c
| Oafs ,luiet nut steady, No. 2Sisc. Barley
qulet and unchanged. Whisky quiet a. 81 %
PORK si3 90. Lard easier g. 20 Bulk meat
quiet, car lots loose, "a SCAT. and 50 1896 4
for shoulders, Gear ribs anu clear sides
Hogs-NominalIy lower. the weather ven
warm.
.attie Weak aud quiet.
sheep-Steady.
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NEW foKk, December I3.--CottOn Is irul.
THUAsDAE. wED DAY.
plauds- IL s-lSc Il 7-i1c
Orleans. n $40: Al g-IBc
Sales ,41. bales. Futures firmcr.
December II Bl9Eli 10; January ~ 3Ss,ii i-c;
February II 5c2sii SOC; March IL 7c,esIl zoe;
April IL sl6sil Sc.
NIgat-COttoa steady. L plEnds IL s-IGc; Or
Sans II S.l6c. sales sc haies.
Consolidated net TecsI pts Il 500 bales; ex-
ports u Great Britain ei,t+3 bales; France
20, rs bates; continent p, 1Ui Ua.es-
N0t receipts 2, ~ batt =; gTus- 5, 100 bales.
Futures ciosed Oareiy steauy. dsIrs Dl go
h5Elsa
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Evening Repor,-ri,rr..s,.

NEW YORK, Decem her l2.-Sterling Is quiet
al 81 025s. Money per cent. Goih strong at
81 C3s4. Government bonds ieverish. State
bonds quiet,
NJ. ORLEANS, December I5.-CiOId g. U.s.
81 eS54. sight = discount. sterling BEB K
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Cotton market.

GALVESTON, December l3.-COttop, receipts
d,i15 bales. sales @,lOl bales, stock e3,sui
bales. Exports coastwlse 2,57i bales; Great
Britain --- bales. Market quiet.
!. :
The bee., 1877-08-30

Our wOrshipfnl selectmen are begin. ming to mend our high ways. There is need enough of it. About a week ago, they made new piece of turnpike road near Solomon Strongs, 'aearly too rods in iengM. Our careful stage driver, Mir. George Tyler, was so astonished and de. lighted that, turning his head to express his qualification to the editor of THE BEE, who, with lawyer Cothren was on board, he came near capsizing his stage and landing his passengers in the ditch. Stoddard was requested to caution him, and advise him to be more careful in flu. tnre, although such marked improvement is rare and unusual
The bee., 1877-08-30

every one. from time immemorIal. has been fencing In street. square and high way, sneesIng and crowdIng 50 q to get another corner of rock or gravel, till they really don't know whst does belong to them. Now to think of giving up . single rood for the dead, for a general accommodation, or even the Almighty, Is too much to ask of the people of eu. frightened Britain.
 Our forefathers, with usual foresight, used to carry their prayers and psalms up flight of winding stain among the doves, beside the bell.rope, . task too great to require of more modern muscle so the energetic young psrson thinking only how to repeople this waste place, proposes to remodel and furnish the same would propose, In addition, to dig out church kitchen, under the door, step, and have elevators and dumb wait. [. CTS running clear up the spire, with a gallery around the outside, for choir filtration.
The bee., 1877-08-30
Mewn@auas. OI0S
NEwrows, Aug. 2s, 1877.

Editor cf Ae Bee:
 DEAR sm:-Probabiy every one of your subscribers were pleased to see tho Item that appeared in your last weeks Is. cue, stating that our fcllow.townsmap, P. H. Skidmorc, Esq, would build half of the sidewalk required, to the depot, if other parties could be found to finish the Ama.
 This noble offr of his should not Do lost, by insttentiou on tho part of our citizens, and though not one that often uses the walk, am willing to do my share In the enterprise, and 1 know I speak the feelings of many others that, if started, 1t can be accomplished.
 It ls true that this, and like improve. nsnts, should be made, and as one change suggests another, 1t Is hoped that this action on his part. if carried out, will suggest to others like changes. and onr town begreatly benefited. believe that this agitation ofimprovements, of from time to time, in the columns of your val. duable paper, will have the effect of mak. tng great changes in our beautiful town.
 Yours, IMPROVEMENT.
The bee., 1877-08-30
souTuBuRY, CONN, Aug. s7, 1872

SoUTHBURY, CONN, Aug. 27, 1877 Editor cf Ae Bee:
 DEAR SIR: The Goodrich place, South bury, is becoming most favorite resort for Summer boarders. Indications are that they will need more commodious house another year. They have been full, and many applicants have not been able to get accommodations for several weeks past.
 The location is unsurpassed, and there Is not another such beautiful street in all New England. Beautifully shaded and so very quiet that the pleasure-seek- CT can have rest, aud yet they can find plenty Of amusements, so that the weeks pass too swiftly by.
 The air is purely health. giving. Among the guests at the Peter Farley homestead this season, could be found the following gentlemen with their fam flies:
 Hon. LeAi B. Bradley, T. P. Merwin, s. Lloyd, c. 8. Gray, T. c. Lewis, H. A. Warne, Berkley R. Merwin, beside quite number of others.
 A visit to Southbury will amply repay those that are in search of health and pleasure.
The bee., 1877-08-30
SOUTH BRITAIN, Aug 2S, 1877

SOUTH BRITAIN, Aug 2S, 1877. Editor of Me Bee:
 DEAR SIR:-Were you ever boy, and did you ever poke stick into hornets nest If 90, and your recollections are vivid, you can imagine the effect of your Correspondeace''o 'on the inhabitants of our Bent valley. From Maiden Lane to Old Maids Alley, and from Elder Place to Presbyterian Corner, the inhab- itsnts buzzed around with-"Have you seen the new Newton paper who has a copy of the BEEa"
 really feared our neighboring town would be invaded gradually the excite ment has died away, and the only inyas- ion to be feared is of your office, with loug- winded epistles and an overflow of the waste paper basket, for our people are nightly educated.
 Kate's correspondence helped along the usual horse-shed tattle on Sunday, giving the worthy church members some thing beside the crops, color of steers, neighbors liabilities, to talk of, but was finally squelched by the Presbyterian parsons prefacing his sermon with the apparent text of how shall we remodel onr belfry sanctuary so as to be comforta- ble and inviting.
 Land, you must know, has here won dssful algebraic value; 50 much 90 that
The bee., 1877-08-30

Newburgh. N. r.. and was there admit ted to tho bar. He prac,iced law in con nection with Mr. Mcneil for several years, when he removed to Woodbury and opened law office On the break. Ing out of the late civil war he enlisted into the old 18th Conn. Vols. aflerward changed to the 2d Conn. Heavy Artillery. He was commissioned major, and after ward promoted to the rank of Lieut.. Col, and served two years, and muster cd out because of his health. Returning home he represented the town in the General Assembly for the year 1887. He married Miss Emily G., daughter of the late Hon. s. G. Goodrich, better known as "Peter Farley" whom be leaves with son and daughter, and father aged 82 years of age, surviving him. Unequalled in eloquence-a approached by but few ss an agreeable aud interesting companion {; of extra talent and education high-toned and honorable--yet his life had long been one of weakness and weariness, and now finds a too early close. To those comrades who remember the Virginia low lands. the one word "Chickahomi- ny" reveals the foundation of physical ailments and infrmites. which he, with his delicate, over-sensitive nature, never mentionei to his most intimate friends.
 Those who knew him best will most sin. cerely mourn his loss.
The bee., 1877-08-30

qulrIes established the fact beyond per. adventure that it was the editor of the Newtown BEE, blowing for hIs paper. Now, Mr. Editor, that paper of yours don't want any blowing by brass horn If it Is as we'll managed in the future as in the past It will blow enough for itself in . little time. JOIN =.
The bee., 1877-08-30
Charles F. Greene.
 A G FEN T, Newtown, Conn.

AS" w AS VNAAAAs HANOVER FIRE INs CO, NEW YORK AGRICULTURAL FIRE INS. O., WATER, TOWN, N. Y. Insures cattle in the field against lightning. EXCELSIOR LAWN MOWER; Used in Central Park, N. Y. PALMER'S EMERY GRINDER The best thing for mower knives. MECHANICAL LAMPS; The best and cheapest light. BORDEN'S DASH LAMP. .. DOUBLE POINTED CARPET HACKS. No heads to break off easily drawn out. LAMB KNITTING MACHINE; Knits pair of stockings in 30 minutes.
 AMBERG'S LETTER FILE; Let ters and invoices are indexed when filed
 CHICKEN INDICATOR AND EGG TESTER; A necessity in every family and store. SEWING MACHINE PASTORS Saves both carpets and machines. OPTINUs DE-cAPPER AND RE-cAppER For cartridges Of breech-ioading guns.
 SMIrHs WASHING COMPOUND Send for asampIe. Costs nothing to try it. PHELPS PATENT Book HOLDER Indis. pensable to book-keepers, organ ists &c.
 PENroN's PASTE SrovE POLISH Ready to put on the stove. INDBsrRUcTIBLE FIRE KINDLER Cheap CT than paper or shavings. HUBBEL's PATENT STEAM WASHER. MoLE's PATENT DRY EARTH CoMMopEs, PARAGON LAMP SroyE Only 35 cents, SUMMER KING Cook SrovE For burn. ing kerosene oil. AUTOMATIC OIL CABINETS Lead bot. toms l; will not leak. BOOK AGENT; Any book in the market furnished at publishers prices
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Woodbury Items.

The travelling photograph gallery is still upon its "trsvela" Its stay upon the 'down.town" band-stand evidently became monotonous to 1t, or elss lt do. sired to enlarge the sphere of its labors, and % took up its position near the ''up- town" band.s.and. After . brief stay thsre, It was seen by number of indi. vidusls following of horse"
The bee., 1877-08-30

Edwin Dews, our skilful and enter prising machinist and wagon maker still ''holds forth" at his old quarters in the old Sherman factory" building at "Seratchville," 90 called. The hum of machinery and the noise of the Reporter, whose publication office is in the same locality. render that neighborhood lively, while from the top of the hill Esq Mi. nor looks down with cheerful dignity.
The bee., 1877-08-30

Mir. F. Treat Strong is building side walk near his residence, on the principle of "squaring the circle" which is a great improvement. He is one of our neigh. bors who believes in helping himself if the Village Improvement Society will not attend to its proper vocation. He no doubt sees wisdom in the old saw--"Ev. cry man for himself, and the Lord for us all"
The bee., 1877-08-30
Br0OkAe1d Items.

We had the pleasure, of meeting with Mr. T. H. Wallace of Richmond Va, at the Hawleyville depot, Saturday last, who was on bis way to Litchfield the place of his nativity. Mr. Wallace speaks in the highest terms of the people of Richmond and bases his judgement ubon an intimate business acquaintance of ten years standing.
 A large company from this place picnick dat Lake Kenosha Wednesday the 2Snd Judge Peters played the violin in the evening. .7. A clam bake was held in GooGsel's grove Thursday afternoon. A dance by moonlight was one of the attractions. --Cha's Stuart had a horse stolen Tursday night. It was found the next day about two miles from where taken. It had been used and turned into lot belonging to Mr. Lake.
 A vein of silver ore has been struck in the Iron Works mine, which promises to be valuable.
 The walls of the Reformed church fell Tuesday night with a loud report, new walls are being put on and improve ments made, which will add much to it's appearance.
 Observer, of the Danbury Neus has shown quite an interest in the camp meeting, held the past week in Canaan. While the lamp holds out" &c.
 Tobacco is being cut, and judging from the talk of the farmers, more than an average crop will be gathered.
 Our town has many attractions for city people judging from the many at present with us.
 Improvements are to be made soon on the road leading from the Centre to Brookfield Junction.
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 MT. and Mrs Caswell Higby of Fish. kill are here on visit to Mrs. Ills mother.
 Rod Campbell fell from a ladder slightly injuring him, as he was work ing on Lees new barn.
 We understand that Madam Boo- raem has purchased city residence in Brooklyn.
 The Misses Thompson leave Brook. field or Thursday for their home in St. Louis.
 The celebrated rifle of the E. N. Rowland estate was bid off at auction for fifteen dollars T. P. Rowland is the possessor. CAESAR.