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Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-23

same horse then the usual mode of travelhng) used to repair on the Sabbath, though living some eight miles distant, that th:y might wor- ship the God of their fathers, in the way their fathers did. A little incident is related of one of those Sabbaths. On sultry morning in June, they set out as usual to worship, a dark cloud arose in the west, and before they reach ed Bradleyville the thunder and lightning was terrific. Mrs. Davies greatly alarmed. exclaim- ed, I've shall be killed!" His reply was char acteristic of the man, and of his trust in God. Don't fear Katie We are four miles nearer the burying ground than when we left home"
 The Gunnery went into session last We'd nesday. We distinctly heard its bell this morning at distance of three miles. 5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-23
DEFERRED LETTERS,
EAST CORNWALL.

Every one was remarking that it was a very early spring but the frosts and cold weather of the past few days have rather dampened their ardor. Still it is an early spring, I would speak of the weather, but knowing that it is much abused topic, and fearing for the safety of my ears, will desist s.-
 Oats are well up mostly, but there are some not sowed yet. Potato planting has be- gun. have heard of but one piece of corn of any considerable size being planted yet, that being Mir. Daniel Perkins. Grass seed has caught nicely, so far as know.
 The blue ribbon movement has not reach cd us yet
 MT. Earl s. Guild, of Amenia, N, Y., has been visiting at the house of Miss Julia Hart. Mir James K. Kilbourn, who has been la- boring as missionary at Monterey, Mexico, has been visiting his friends and relatives here the past week M ETS
 Our district school commenced two weeks ago, with Miss Sarah Blake as teacher.
 Rev. Mir. Bowers preached his farewell sermon at the Baptist church, last Sunday. He goes to some place near Boston. Rev.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-23
PLYMOUTH SKETCHES. NO, 215.

During the winter and spring, Mir. Bryant of Cheshire, conducted a singing-school in Terryvile and should have before mention ed that it's closing exercises took place on Thursday evening, May 2d. Truman D. Ives is engaged in blasting rocks, and in other labors necessarily accom- panying that operation, in one of his meadows on North Street
 On Sunday, the 18th, only the morning services were held in the 1st Congregational church, which omission is designed to con tinue until the 1st of September. s"
 Occasionally long time absent ''native'' returns to take at least a brief look at the home and surroundings of his childhood Such an one we were pleasantly surprised to meet lately, in the person of the Rev. John Doo- little, of Whitewater .rs& .s.- ~ On Monday, the 18th, many went from here to attend Barnum's great show in Water bury. .... It is said that we have had four successive frosts commencing with a very mild one on the 11th, and ending (we hope), with a rather severe one on the morning of the 14th
 PLYMOTHEAN. May 14th, 1878.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-23

In Harwinten, May 13th by the Rev. w., F. Meserve, Mir. Sheldon Catlin and Miss Lib- bic Fem.
 At Pittsfield, May 9th, by Rev. J. Jenkins, Geo. Henry Gillette to Mattie Bradshaw Smith, both of Salisbury, Ct.
 At New Milford, May 11th, by Rev. J. B. Bonar, Wm. L. Story, of Waterbury, to Mrs. Mary B. Johnson, of Milton.
 At simsbury, May 11lth by the Rev. c. J. North, of Canton, and Miss Nettie F. Drake, of New Hartford.
 In this village, Tuesday, May 21st, by the Rev. Wm. II. McAllister, Miss Ada H. Fenn of Litehtield, and MT. William R. Wilson, of Norwalk
 In Watertown, May 16, by Rev. Franklin TuXbury, Truman P. Baldwin and Miss Emily NJ Hotchkiss
 At the residence of the brides parents, Corn wall, May 10th, 1878, by Rev, Samuel White, D. D., Mir. Wm. l.. Willard of Huntsville Ct, and Mary J., daughter of Cyrus w. Marsh, Esq, of Cornwall also at the same time and place and by the same clergyman, Mir Almon L.. Miner and Miss Catherine L., daughter of Joseph L. Whitney, Esq, all of Cornwall.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-23
Deaths

At this village, Wm. H. Laire, aged fl.
 In York; Medina Co.,, O., May 3, suddenly, Eber J. Dunbar formerly of Plymouth, Conn.,, in the 65th year of his age
 At Falls Village, May 7th, Mary J. Belden, fourth wife of Henry Belden, aged 3S.
 In Falls Village, May 18th, George H. Peck, aged A years.
 In Kent, May 11th, William Thompson, aged 63.
 In Kent, May 18th, Peter M. Swarts, aged 76 The remains were taken to Schoharie, N. r., for lnterment
 In Winchester Center, May 10, Mrs. Rebec- ca Sage Nash, aged s3 years. r-- -
 In West Winsted, May 9. Fannie B., daugh- ter of W. A. Chapman, aged years.
 At Bennington, H., May 11th, Mrs. Anne H. Burr, widow of Rufus Burr late of Torring. ford, aged 75.
 At New Milford, May Sth, Jeanette Allen, widow of George Allen, aged 54.
 In Woodbury, May 18th, Hon. Daniel Cur tiss, aged 76 years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-23
Washington.

ZrxazxnAL-re people sf Litchfeld and wssAiagsa were brought inss close relation sAiP l4& S&sAazh ey an exchange of minis s1rA ME nraI occupied the desk in Mtch- 9eA1 s@a ME. MCF san in this place; who gave 9HA sAae and Gs.ssAed discourse on the life 1z& eAa<asG Of yvhn the Baptist, as manifest s& ey An es~agg fidelity, humility, and his asaaEe b sxkA On xa and abase himself The u#B6rzzisa w@S e aud practical
 DExzsKTxS- - lenry W. Seeley, E. W. wo~arxR and Cka lS N. Beach, were appoint sa aeAexxaEs so tkc State Sabbath School Con- ve=asss so be bel st Middletown. the 9th, 9th, mma sgA @f June.
 AExzyALS--MrS AlOnzo Shepherdson (nec BSns R0ra sf Bc:heD has returned ts visit frsezas h this plaoe E H. Beardsley and H Bsmnrs Of New Presaon. were in church, Ss@a4y-
 Ran RaAn.-A .rd of cattle on the track heAs~ Rs@fOrG ol Sturday, caused ssme ex- eaG@eaG and sG&y. It may cause more sFs9hae and scr Dense unless the fence is spes&ly PC ! ,- E 1ozx Dsv C., AND ST. MICHAEL's CHrHcA-flas Davies first came to this cuwmexy h> sa about one thousand a1s ef b. q it lying in Litchield, and parf In BiFs IT Davies Hollow, Wash E1geea Tka1 located in Litchfieid lay ~nosA oae sa of the village, and is .'<aa1Aes ss aurch Hill, and the first A1Scotaa cag dTice was erected on this
 - We iittie east of the residence
 AL. s.1'eS The site was donated by
 r- 1asae& oa ion that psppercorn a yer (h assnaa sAeuld be paid annually, On the feass Miehael the Archangel. SG Miehael's lassrch. We are not able to asnas ths rear II slich this first building wa, ssssssd.s To iAl church this devout man, with bis fniahful companion behind him on the
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-23
KNOXVILLE.
JACK.


 Last week Air. Henry Root was fined for selling hop beer Mr Root keeps fish mar ket under .Merri llall's building, central l0ca- ton, and could do large busiuess in whiskey selling if ile was disposed, but sells only lit tie hop beer and birch or something of that kind. When the prosecuting agent fines a person like that, it looks as though his fee of | $10 was the only motive he had. Had he gone to Mir Root and told him he had no right 1 to sell hop beer nd asked him to stop, no | doubt he would have done so. Fine and costs amounted to 21.50, more than all the beer lie has sold. Last week, Dennis Kerran was fined $1O 1 and costs for selling whiskey. He appealed MT. Tyrren has gone to Canada again for some more horses, he having disposed of all he bought there before.
 Your correspondent had occasion to stay a. Harwinton few days, recently. In con- pany with another, we arranged for bit of fishing, one night and had supplied ourselves with pretty much all the fishing tackle, bait, old clothes, &c., in town. With a nice tubu- lar lantern everything was completed. We had gone perhaps half a mile when we were met by couple who were going to Litch1eld pond, fishing, calculating to be gone all night, and who were depending on borrowing our identical lantern for light. Tine s'boss' of this party, whose name out of pure charity, will not give, politely requested that we pass the lantern over, as their own was broken, that they could get no other but ours, &c., 6c., ''You can get along someway." Remembering we were brought up in Sunday school, we surrendered the coveted treasure. A'miserable little ''fre-iy," every glass broken, and black CT than charcoal, was graciousy preferred, which, hoping we could loose, we took along. A little later we applied at a house near by for lantern The good wife was sorry, ''Did not like to lend it, she was afraid we would break 1t. With hearts overfiowing with gratitude to this generous soul, we concluded to make the best of our Case, and enjoyed the fishing as best we could.
 M,ruL Bull head fishing cannot be success fully Conducted on Sunday-School principles. 
 | A couple of sisters from Avon started drcssmaking in rooms in Tyron's building.
 All kinds of fruit trees are in full bloom. It is feared that the frost injured the apple tree blossoms some.
 The Amy Stone Troupe have been here again with a different play. :Comical Brown" who ought to lave Silly for a middle name was here last week. A boy about 15 years o,d was taken ia fl just before the entertan- n.ent bcSnn anu had to be carried out He got over the Tt but did not return to the hall. Both entertainments had full house. The barber who was to occupy rooms un- der Dr. Cooks building, has not put in an ap- pearance and it is not likely he will
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-23

The NEW HARTFORD Literary Association gave closing entertainment at the Town Hall on Wednesday evening of last week. The
 music was furnished by Hills orchestra, led by Mir. Barreuther, of Winsted, and quartet of male voices, and one of the features of the oc- casicn was recitation by young Chinaman, cnlytwo years in this country. The receipts were about $60.-Conn. Western officials have been negotiating with the relatives of those killed at Tariffville. ....
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-23
Collectors Notice :!

KfOTICE is hereby given that the Collector of t IN taxes for Morris will meet the taxpayers to ceive the same as follows On Monday May 1Sth at the store of the subscriber; Thursday, June 9th, at the store of s. F. Burgess, West Norris Friday Jnne 7th at the house of Sidney Peek; on Saturday. June 8th at store of E. H. Clark, from until r.. m. on each of said days, On all taxes paid on or be fore May 15th discount of per cert will be made. To all taxes unpaid the first of July 1878 will be added one per cent, of the amount thereof and one per cent additional fer each nonta thereafter sad taxes shall emain unpaid.
 7-4w D. 5. RANDALL Collector.
 Morris, May 9th, 1878.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-23
IS IT CURABLE?
IT CAN BE CURED,
A COMPLlCATED CASE,

Gentlemen, case Is briefly as follows Thave had Catarrh for ten years each year with increasing se one nostril had droppings in the throat very Ssd S0ugh asthma So bad asto be obliged remedy and constant dull pain in my head. My head was at times so full Of catarrhal matter to injure my in the night to clear it and thToat before could seep Every one of these distressing symptoms has dis hsT 1 My hearing in the throat. no headache and in every way better than have been for years could feel the effects of the CURE on my appetite my kidneys and, in fact every part of my system. What has been done in my case Is wholly the effect of the RADICAL CURE.
 very respectfully, c. H. LAWRENCE.
 FITCHBURG. Oct. IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-23

M- Gaveling arrived last week, and will take Mir. Bowers place, 1 hear Two Of our young people are attending the Misses 'phompson's school, at Litchfield; and one. Mr Tafts school at Milton
 JACK
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-23

"HACKMETAcK" popular and fragrant perfume. Sold by Vessels & Gates, Litch- field, Conn.,, elsewhere by dealers generally.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-23
Kent.

The temperance question has caused good deal of talk in our midst, and, judging from what we have heard, some hard feelings and Iess hard drink The meetings are held week ly, on Friday evenings in the town hall, and oc- casionally in the school. house in Macedonia, next door to the residence of our worthy Dea- con who is President of the K. c. T. U., and strong advocate of the cause. Our army grows stronger every meeting; and with the bnlr nf nnr good friends from New Preston, who were with us on the evening of the 1Ath ins-., God grant we may go on increasing in strength till we shall be able to drive old King Alcohcl from our soil
 Secretary E. H. Pratt, of Woodstock, lec- tured here on Monday evening, the 18th inst. We count him sound on temperance, and the right man in the right place.
 Between 30 and 40 persons went from Kent to New Milford on the evening of the 18th inst, to hear the 'third class of human beings" lecture on ''The Burdens and Wastes of Society,"" returning at 12 o'clock on the owl train.
 We have had several heavy frosts within few days which caused much of the tender foliage to wilt. @
 There were five persons baptized in St. Andrews church on the 18th inst, by the rec tor, Mir l. C. Stnrges. Rev. MT. I. c. Sturges exchanged with Rev. Mir. Amos T. Ashton, of Amenia Union, New York, on Sunday the 18th inst.
 Mir Gillian Thompson, died of consump- tien, on the 11th inst. aged 63 years. The fu- neral was at his late residence in Macedonia, on the afternoon of the 18th, where were as sembled large procession of relations and friends te pay their last earthly tribute of re- spect to the deceased. Rev. Wm. H. Kirk oficiated, and the remains were taken to the Congregational cemetery in this village for interment *+*
 lst. Saints; 2d, Sinners: Sd, the Beecher family.
 The THoNAsToN Sunday School has been re- organized. Plume 6 Atwood's rolling mills have been closed for repairs. Woman's Board of foreign missions was represented at New Haven, recently, by Mrs. J. W. Backus and Mrs. George Langdon. new houses are to be erected on Bristol street du- ring the sumner.-The rebuilding of the Knife Shop is going rapidly On.-A large house is going up on Park St.
 The NEW HARTFORD Literary Association
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-23

B@ can make money faster at work for us than at anything else. Capital not required we will
 start you. SIP per day at home made by the in- VW dustriOus. Men, women, boys and wanted everywhere to work for us. Now is the time. Costly outfit and terms free. Addree TRUE X Co.,, Augusta Maine. 481y
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-23
CHEAPESr R00K.SropE

CHEAPEST BOOKSTORE
 IN THE WORLD. I75672 NEW and OLD Standard WORKS in Every Department of Literature, Almost given away. Mammoth Catalogue free. Books bought, LEGGAT BROS. HERMAN sT.. Opp. Post Office, New York.
 3-Sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-23

Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia and liv- CT complaint, Constipation, and general debili- ty when you can get at our store 1Shiloh's Sys- tenn Vitalizer which we sell ona positive guar antee to cure you. Price tets. and 75 cts. For sale by Wessells & Gates.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-23
Don't be deceived.

Many persons say ''I haven't got the Con- sumption when asked to cure their Cough with Shiloh's Consumption Cure. Do they not know that Coughs lead to Consumption and remedy that will cure Consumption will certainly and surely cure cough or any lung or throat trouble. We know it will cure when all others fail and our faith in it is so positive that we will refund the price paid if you re- ceiye no benefit. Is not this a fair proposition, Price 10 cts, Sets and $1. co per bottle For lame Chest, Back or Side, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cts. For sale by Vessels & Gates
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-23

-FresA strawierTies at Champlin's.
 New Adver4ie rslent of Buell. x Weeelcr, skix week
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-23
NHarr1ageS.

May 14th, 1878.
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I'lo ay4A5.siAanf II Thomas Dnl'
NJ dep4iy collector 81 arlln4n"fi
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Treasurer sns approved.
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ron ~ urIuty fhatiti hs i, Il linint
rol, sheriff Howard County, wnn A.
piuved,
HORT adjourned nhtil | o'clock i
III. January II, f-tH.
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board mot pursuant 70 adjourn
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III, following sas uinalmoueI,
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WutlrA@ nrH fn, Mltl'n A. ta. o'
Ii'e AItfihvr f,,n'.un. Ins. innd" rrt
pllrnti5n II tie Hoard II superb
rDip In Howard County. Iowa, ~
pnrp,'nsiun III bi.s nrs eel intnslrni.
inF i.auols under ihn provisions q
The l.n II IeNn. ani having fully
complied With All liz i.quiIaincnts
N anid permit sfau, Therefore
Heppiiei. Tint permission hr and
IL hereby granted - thu sn'd brown
White II e. Il IL, nIii ra!l iniaxi.
eating liquor IN accordance wiilI
I'll. Laws III tie sifAfr ~ low. faf ile
torn ~ twelve months nhl thai iii.
County Auditor be asd II hereby
directed ~ ieAna \ permit ~ the
sNid i;rovr, Willie 4 80 for TINT
pnrrnsr, kneh permit ~ rreaiiy
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young msa fiai,k Carpenter, 0Ifln
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Il general .all,DoIen, Tn community
WA shoet.I III tllH utter disregard
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information NJ duly ilIed. which r..
suited III tie arrest al tln fI!pritt
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