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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-06

Lo que SO oye.
En- la calle y en- la plaza,
En- la esquina y el paseo,
En- los sitios de recreo,
Y andando todos de GAIA;
Exclama la gente q coro
Con faz que ell pavor retrata:
Danos, Senior, mucha plata,
Aunque nos dejes.... lsin orc !!
Globos. Nj los hermanos Montgolfer
nos tosen va a nosotros en- ESQ de ame-
nizarlo todo con globos. Lo peor del
case es que 81 estas diversiones entire
tienen q algunos mirones y desocupa-
dos, en- cambio no deian de constituir
un peligro q veces y dan OCCASION sus-
tos may1sculos. Fig1rense ustedes que
cualquier globito de esos caiga en- un
lugar donde haya combustibles infa-
mables y diran q coro Quo diversion
tan inofensiva p
Digalo 81 no el que cayo la otra no.
che, procedente de la plazuela de San
Francisco, junto al temple de San Jose
y cuyo resplandor caus6' el susie H 4 la
inmensa multitud de devotos que en-
aquellos momentos presenciaban la no.
vena de la Pura y Limpia.
Una novedad. .--Hemos dido habla1
de una zarzuelita que en- breve SO estre-
nara en- Noratin con el titulo de Los Ba.
nos de Coamo.
A la verdad, q la verdad que ell espec-
taculo que nos pueden ofrecer los men
cionados banos concurridos por gentes
enfermas y convalecientes, valetudina
rias deshauciadas, maldito 81 tendra
NADIA de estetico nj capaz de abrir O.
apetito a nadie
Con todo dioen que la tai partitura
tiene pasajes lindisimos.
Hid ueredes.
0tra.-Hase repartido con profusior
lei prosrscto de la Abeja, peri6dico lite
carlo, liberal y otras zarandajas por @
estilo.
Dicho prospScto empieza diciendo que
la mar de las costas de Humacao envis
en- sus brisas sus caricias otras demos
traciones de cariho.
Isl ser& literario el futuro colega
ST sera liberal
No sera extrano que promueva unf
sublevacion de zanganos la aparicion de
tai Abeia,
Correos. "A aquelles de nuestros
Agentes y suscriptores del interior que
SO quejan de recibir ell BoLETIN con uI
dia de atraso, les contestamos que aqui
SO despachan en- las fechas de siempre
Y que el retardo debe consistir en- O.
NAL estado de los caminos.
Cupones atrasados. os.-Hoy han side
satisfechos en- la Tesoreria de Haciends
los ndmeros de 6rden 45S y los.
/ Lo celebramos. - Nuestro apreciable
colega El Ageate ha aumentado ~ ia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-06
GACETILLAS.
Magnetizadores. s.--Leemos on FL Tit

Magnetizadores. .--Leemos on El ITEM
po de San German
Ell PROFESSOR D'AMICo.-En la sema
ma pasada partio de esta ciudad ell cele.
bre professor de magnetismo Sr. Pietrc
D'Amico, despues de haber dado en-
nuestro Teatro dos variados espectacu-
los de experimentos magneticos, que
llamaron mucho la atencion del p1blico
Segup nos manifesto dicno Sr. al des-
pedirse de nosotros, iba Yauco donde
abriria un curse de su ciencia, prone
tiendonos volver esta 81 logra contar
con un su6ciente n1mero de disclpulos,
para abrir un nuevo curse para 10 cual
creemos cuenta va con bastantes atcio-
na1os al magnetismo.
Por 10 visto, ell Sr. Da.m mico nos va q
llenar la isla de magnetizadores, y lle-
CARA dia en- que no pueda uno salir de
su casa sin que al volver de una esqui-
ma, le dejen como muerto con un par
de pases magneticos
Y q prop0sito en- Mejico harla su ne
gocio ell senior Da-mico. Como hay ALI
tantos bandidos y secuestradores, estos
le pagarian muy bien por ensenarles
un arte tan socorrido para la profession.
Desde el momento en- que aprendan los
bandidos q magnetizar los caminan-
tes, va son inntiles los trabucos.
Accion honrosa. a.-Durante el iltimo
temporal ocurrido en- Aguadilla SO dis
tingui6 notablemente un denodado sar-
gento de la Guardia Civil que con in
minente riesgo de su vida salv6 la del
captain del Oria que, sin ell heroico au-
xilio de aquel benemerito militar, hu-
biese perecido ahogado irremisible-
mente.
Sentimos no saber ell nombre de tan
valiente guardia civil que desde luego
SO ha hecho acroedor una generosa
recompensa.
Zarzuela. Ell martes TOGO ell turno en-
Morotin la repeticion de Los diaman-
tes de la corona 4 la cual no asistieron
mas de setenta personas. Rlmos, AS
tol la Sra. Carmona fueron con justi-
cia aplaudidos, especialmente en- el ter
Ger acto. Ell tenor cosa rara estuvo
muy distante de actuar como en- la pri-
mera representation de Los diamantes
pues SO equivoco infnidad de veces en-
el recitado y falseo algunas notas. 1 Se-
ra que este artista en- vez de adelantar
atrasa?
Para esta noche hay anunciada la po-
pular zarzuela Los dos leones y por quin-
to sexta vez Pascual Bailon. Esta
visto que vamos salir profesores de
bale con tanto Bailon
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-06

gran santo que toda la vida de IN
cristiano era una larga y dolorosa pa
sion" Sufrir con yalor, permanecer
fuertes adn despues del combate, Sc
guir impavidos, entire los errores y las
miserias, con los oios fjos en- el cielo,
es 10 que debemos aprender; siempre
que ell mundo os hiera, refugiaos en- el
cielo -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-06
Para oSCuolaS.

En- la imprenta del BoLErN hay constante-
mente un gran surtido de libros de texto v de-
mas efectos para escuelas. Ell Catecisnao his.
t6rico Historic Sagrada, de Fleury, Sc vende
desde hoy 10 cts. ejemplar un peso la do
cena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-06

en- el cielo, que ha empezado q vivir la
verdadera vida que durara por eterni-
dad de eternidades.
Raciba mi pobre amigo la expression
de mi dolor, tan sincere como profundo:
y cuando en- su hogar vacio piense en- la
joya que 10 adornaba, en- la for que
ALI esparcia sus aromas delicados, en-
su amada esposa, eleve al cielo una
ferviente plegaria por el descanso eter-
no de su alma, Y piense EN- unirse IN
dia con ella para no separarse jamas.
Las almas cristianas viven eternamen-
te.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-06

So; Velazquez, Vald6s Leal y Agustin
del Castillo 61 Juanes, Moya y Jnan
del Castillo, Sc; Vicente Victoria y Luis
Tristan, 81 81 Mudo, 81 Toledo, 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-06

Monsenor Prosperi, primo de Leon
XIII, ha legado q Su Santidad una reli-
quia de gran valor historico. Els una
pequena cruz en- la cual esta pintada,
aunque no con perfection, la imagen del
Salvador, cruz que llevaba 81 desgracia-
do Luis XVI al subir al cadalsc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-06

(De La Fog de Cuba J
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-09-14

correspond in times of epidemic with
all the practicing physicians of the
parish, to be informed of the sick under
their charge, and OF the diseases with
which the said sick are afflicted. And
the said Board shall also communicate
with thr State Board of Health to be
Informed of the sitiire al rrl'lt'nlcs eX-
listing, the best m-ns OF prevention
lid ;ht IL. ST treatment.
SEC. i. The In"ntmrI OF the Boar"
nf iIrnllh >hnll have the right to pass
free, over Ill toll roads and bridges
la,'n r't 'lntN.
SEC. 1G Whenever goods. baggage,
MERCHANDISE, or such "tIrro!jrct as may
III. .irSI,n.. ted 'tS s,lruri'tl:'lc OF trans
uniting infectin,I, has h.cn vrntllHtr'.
a,,l dlSiuftct,I as mIy he prescribed,
it shall he the duty Of the officer wh"
has So ventilated and iiSI,tecttu them.
t., deliver Il certificate tEht they have
|,rru ~ s,isinfv ctel and ventilated, spt-
Giving each bundle, boz, barrel, etc.,
ANA it's mark to the person receiving
= delivery thereof, and said officer snail
transmit duplicate of such certificate
, every ,lav, or rs soon as practicable, to
a.. President of the. Police Jury.
SEC. II. To t.rf!ly the expenses o.
this ventilation and hiSinfectlon OF
r.,ni,. mnicl,ansii>p, ETC., etc, there
Shalt .:t. Il Charge Of ten per cent for
groceries and twenty per cent for OTTER
things, added to the freight bills thereof,
AM! for baggage which does not pay
Freight. there shall Il" charge OF
twenty FIVE cents for al packages, car
pet sacks and valses, and fifty cei'tS
for each trunk
SIC. IS. This ordinance shall have
effect from and after its passage, and
all other ordinances upon the subject OF
quarantine are repea!ed.
On melton OF Mr.. Dubuisson, Resolv-
ed, that DR.. r. Fl. Littell, DR.. }. L.
E>torye, DR.. L. MADDEN, DR.. t. A. Cooke
and DR.. ]. G. Campbell, be and are
hereby appointed u Board of Health!
i for the parish of ST. Landry, with full!
mowers to carry out the provisions OF
the quarantine ordinance this day
passed.
On motion of Mr.. Guidry, Resolved
that the compensation allowed persons
employed on quarantine stations shai
be as follows: on stations W here a clerR
has to be employed, the clerk to he palt
npt more than sixty dollars per month
and the guards not more than forty-tivt
dollars per month and laborers not more
than thirry dollars per month.
On motion of Mr.. Haw kins, Resolved
that all monies collected at the quar-
antiue stations he used 10y the Presiden
of the Police jury to defray the ex
ppnses of the stations, so far IA 1t goes
On motion the Police Jury adjournc,
; until Monday the 9th day of September
1878. r. H. LITTELL, President
Attest: c. MAYO, Clerk.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-09-14
Proceedings of the Board Of Police of
the Town OF Opclousms.

The Board of Police of the town OF OPP lou
sas met p trslant to the call of the PI'sd'lit
Present: Dr. James Ray tlrsi'tcllt ana AlrSNlS
Eaer, Bell DoLato l';tStlitts ali, lt'rn' ~,
Whereas it has he II recommended ny tlc
Bnar,i ut Health OF the town ~ Oprn'uHis' hP
,,,itrJ hy r,sDIrltjnl uf tuc Board nf Police uG
sad town that furi her precautionary hi''as'ltH
In. t,ktu Tor the ulOtcti OF st l'Nl against
the ilVlSit,il of yellow fever; therefore -
S.CTIuS l. Be it orIa'nth. mat green r"At''e
h.. aux. is hereby entirely tA'ltr'i from we
co.,nra,e li..its OF Sal tuwl until the i'"h 81
of Police may 1t t. rcSc.id TIE stit "r''l
SIC. 2 Be ii further ordained That any per
son or II rsolls Wlr may have hnu the yti"w
f,.. y" ~ th,. m,risj ~ 81 La, nv o.. ,issnrle
an have cul.vrl:sr:d FROM Che S:n'i silal E"i
h.. permitted 10 cnt / the tow II ~ o." ''S'S
unii fifteen days sial have r:ii'~tt frt'ai ''rir
,ul ;n,yuic-tilc:. IA may be a>;'tr, a''r>i f.rn
their attending phE@ic.ili. :: al .nrtli"l'n 'rc
.hut such prrs"lls are not n.inWet to BRING
within the corporate limits .! s't town any
i...i,lins, ci,,t..ug or wearing apparel Whith
my have necn used during the time tNr;' We're
affected by sllcn disc Isl, or when nhF have
been in their apart:nt'l before tnry s,i't !
have been thoroughly disl ifctteJ, t,citnseo and
aired daring 10 days.
Sic. 3. Be ii further or'ta!nc',, THat ~ Pre-
visions. dry < o;i~ or mr., .ianhi>a u: amy k.nl
Iiid.l he admitted Witnn the rn:"'rl;" limits "i
.niS town btiol' itt.iltG opened ANA Vrn'lAt.h
during the pac, OF tea day 5. EXCEPT flour, pork,
lard, wl.5kev a:"t liquors, corn I:lt'"l, gas.
br.,yyl, Slgr, er,,l oil. tnrpenfne iarti. oil 1.
pare Ie,i coffee and all rllc goods, drugs ami
ua,dW are not packed III straw, saw dust, Il
Be it further resolved. Iuai any person II
persons violating any seotlun ri mis- ordinance
Shall be suhitc: to fine o. 500 i'll the diariA-
ton OF the court.
SIC. ! b.. II further ordained that AL ur'li-
nanrps or parts of ordinances contrary to NJ Ill
conflict with this ordinance be ANA til" Same
stre hereby repealed alli that this ordinance
take effect from and after its passage.
JAMES RAY, President.
E. P EEAZIF, Acting Clerk
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-09-14
Mecting of the Democratic Executive
Com atfee.
OphL.,UsAs, Aug. oath, 1873.

OpkL,CsAS, Aug. oath, 1878.
In accordance with the request of Hon. Fl. l..
Garland Pr.'s lent of the late convention. the
executive committee appuiatrd by him. met at
the Courthouse Jnls d ", and organized by the
election of W. 4. Robertson rs President ana
Atulpre Lastrap,,S As S.'crrtary.
After the adoption of rules governing the
committee, on motion the cn.tir appointed the
following committees. viz:
on election aud re ,i>tratiUn Mcssrs. LOWS.
Andrus and I.Str.tpes.
Ga finnilce-NesSrs. J. och II. l.. Garland.
G. y. Andrus, NJ. Andcus. 4. ). Nikins ana
Lewis 49,
T,rpnfar with P,,ice Ju";'. on fixing pn lin;
pincps--M essrs. Lewis, Haas ana 1asrrapts ,
On motion # M. Jews, tiit' GUAR was aided
10 eilr.! ot tirrir Committees .
Tun com ,,ittrr hen ali Iel $ jet 10 CALI
W A kDHEI. tSpN, r.esdent'
\, tSSTi AIS. Secretary.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-09-14
OFFICIAL.
To the Qualified Electors Of ehe Stale of
LOuisiamn.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, ,
New Orleans, July II, 1878. }

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE
STATE OF LOUISIANA, :
New Orleans July II, 1878.
In pursuance Of article lat OF the consttu-
ton of this State, publication ia hereby given
to the voters OF this State of tn" proposed
amendments to the constitution of this State.
agreed to by two-thirds OF the members elected
to each house of the General Assembly. at its
session of 1873, and which are required 10 be
published. three months before the next gen,
eral election for Representatives to the General
Assembly, in at least one newspaper in eve:y
parish OF this State, IN which lit wspaper shall
be published. Said amendments appear more
fully in acts Nos 10 and IA of the regular session
of the General Assembly Of 1873. and in act
No IL of the extra session of the General As
sembly of 1878, which are officially published
for the information of the voters. and which
will he submitted to the people at the next
general election. to he held on the fifth day OF
November, tnexn 1878, In such manner and
form that the people may vote for or AGAINST
each amendment. separately. and II !. majority
nf the votes at said election shall approve and
ratifv all or either OF said amendments. the
same shall become part of the constitution.
WILL A. SIkONG
Secretary Of state.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-09-14
TX, <s.s fCia3sss - 1aA1su C0s:ss

TIE publ" is her by notified that 7 hAN
til = 'inF ma e. constituted antl HplGi"tci .iuil
Ii. Mrrl.;lIl OF New I..rrla my agent, CiVI.:
Elm mil power an a'ltlluritN IL transact
h'lSiI!t.~S InI,lr TIC. New lh,rit Oh iniiS,,
;iiiN Wlliliu:tpil tt' graph line an init Z
tIluS:."tinlS W!int>.,rEr', all contracts ~ h
m:ll,. rrurrrllg tilr$ Il line tnu<l he cniir;tr;N
exclusively hN nay sail aren't. and AL ritl'J
it.c;,iuS: said line 10 be presented 10 hlin +"
payn,rn, rtifyin- ;l!I that he III " IL rn:!'rrl
lnc he y iii iInr. j. W. DAVIS.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-09-14

St. ~ @ e7 is not easily earned in these times,
- but it can he nlAde in thrt" months
~ any nlt of either sex, IN any part of the
country who is wllin-s to work steadily at the
employ ment that We fnris.l. sec per week in
your own town, You need not he away from
home over night. Ion give yOur whole
lime to work. or only ynur spare moments We
nave agents vino are making over S2A per day
All who engage at once rHn make money fast
1t the present time money ruHnot II" made so
easily and rapidly at amy nthcr bllslll..S5. 1t
costs nothing to 'ry the husu"s8 Tnl!G, AMI
s. Outfit free Address at once.
II. IIALLETT 4 CO.
nov 10 POrtH'l't, Maine.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-09-14

Iiogs found running ut large in the corpora
ton Of Opclousas and vicinity, in violation ..
law. will he taken up and iInpollnaed i'll the
stable lot Of 4. F. Williams, in said town, where
they will he sold tn the highest bidder. if not
previously redeemed, every SATURDAY, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. beginning to-day. May 18th, 1877.
BENZ. A. dUIDkY,
VECTORIN LASTRAPES,
May 19-tf Cnnstahles.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-09-14
FL 9 N Z; z
Painting.
CHEAP, DURABLE AND OENAnENTA

CHEAP. DURABLE AND OENA2lEETAL.
The undrrs Gnrd a practical painter Of much
'Xrrrlenrr. who has given general SatiStact on
q al! who have employed him. butil Il. to the
.'rlce and quality of his work. has recently
iorttcd III Opclousas. and solicits work in his
ne of hUsiucsS-huuSe and sim painting. white
washing. kul unlnliG, etc. He will work for
twenty-five per cent. less than the prices
nat have been USUALLY paid here, and guar
tntct satisfaction. Estimates furnished without
.lrfr-t. He will furnish all materials II de-
,:rru. thereby 'nah.iNE parties to klIuw at the
.ut>et the tall cost of HE work. He has facil-
'.rs tor obtaining painting materials much
''l"hptl Ill N persons generally, Which makes
Is work )" mach the cheaper. A specimen of
lis llllIln4> can he strE ut the Methodist church
ii DltIull>AS, which he has ju>t painted Inside
md out. On inspecting hi. work and learning
lis price, many will no doubt feel able to have
,ntUg done, who noW think the cost too -lr;tt
te linn amt talk the matter over. which will
nr1 nothing. Tia" rlirapnrss and QlluitN If lis
emitting, are an III Ilrtlltnt tn Rave painting
'uIie. NJ. HlLl.SMAN,
Practical Painter.
type!UIlSaS, Max x-tf
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-09-14
XRkrsa N.,.

by the undersigned on iiavou Qnruc Tnrtuc
n"' Wir r"coc horse lf;cSin le IF brand cal!
ne seen At this n,.l ali, sipt III the right LII,
al,'itrt III til,: left ear. JOS. SARNER.
AuGilSf 34t
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-09-14

TsHAsfEE% n. g.As.Ess,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Corner Main and Landry Streets. OpelonsaH
Keeps constantly on hand. for sale. a genera
assortment OF Clocks, Watches and JeWclry
and
Grover & Baker Sewing Machines.
He also gives his personal attention lnrrpall-
;ng Clocks. Watches, Jtweiry, and Stwins
Machines OF all kinds.
dee Oily.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-09-14
..CsgOug. FOR YOUNG LADIES

y -
will open my @rt!rpi tor the r;lncatlrn
,uis 1T. Ines. Or NuiI't;tJ, 4th OF Nuptclil"
.,rDX'. Iii Ib ilWtii.H,. I'll JprlJ'!Saa. ME
lis iii>tttilinl - o. permanent, ana VIII -
l.;lVDr 10 ;i..,.j the :" tt>u tnt. tnninllnlt!. H.
,tuT.tin- liillta %. !, tiinGuu 4. tu:htlun.
TEItHs:
.'uitiDr ~ primary branches, per month $ 3 -
.ilitinlt i'll A,.lielIllC -
.'rrUr.:.
M,lsII with use of DiallO. " t.
.l.GiWiil2, utatiy ,usSulI>}, - s.
t':l!ntill:c. tlr-"trk.y lessons, - s.
vocal :ilt5lc -ra Us,
;part.. II
washing. per dozen, :.
All dues t.,t-.,l,i, monthly in advance.
MRS. NJ NJ HAYES
August Is l-7G-tf.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-09-14
V'DssCe :!
Scho05 B0OEs.

Teachers of Public schools can now he slir-
piled with books. at publishers prices, ny ap
plying to the stor.' of the President OF the
Parish school Board.
Oct. 90 CH,RT F.a n. EAIER
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-09-14
EUsT RECEIVED
.HrOsaCe :.

The sale to the lowest bidder for he building
OF new Chnnrrnw Bridge will he made i'll
Grand +ntcau ~ on The sit. OF the old hrid ,t,
"l VI III la the til last, ut - o'clock NJ.
.Tuy
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

\ni nj erurtlnns OF the Skin. This t'rclaraii"
AS been list III fliI.iits III this PARISH it i
ISL twenty-five eats. and HAS ever l;t'ic,i Il. ;
>luSi. Instance.
FOR salt III the Bis Mortar, ny
c. MAYO,
July .}l-tf Sole \ :t'!i'
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-09-14

y
tMaiu Strcft,l
Ill kintts tin ware for sale. All Kinds J"
'nrr, copper. i'll, and sheet lruli. done -"
iuv. lr,iItt. III the Din.!utIshs Iln Shop.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-09-14

Representatives s'ia'i W, chosen on tn" first
r rstia, d ter t:lr irst Mrnay il November,
every two years. and t'c lrrti"lls S.i4l, h" r'i
u,rr! in ,,nt, d;t, ~, General A>Sll.h, shall
;,ur; on the first Nontiay IN Ianlary. 1879. and
henrauy thereafter. on the tlr-i Mnnh;tN Il,
january unless different 'tHy hc +;'W''n1t ed
hy ,aw and the;r sessions snHt! he held at thc
seat of government.
tS+r,k,, ont art lc(e seventeen
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-09-14
Proceedings Of the p OIicc Jury.
OpELoUsAs, Augu st 18th, 1878.

The Police jury met pursuant to IL
call OF the President. Presents: r. f.
Llttr!l, prrSi:irnt A. GnidTy, ID. p.
Saiz,,, 6. +. Hawkins, E. Dubnissnn, ).
Haas, f. Savoy au;! 3. l.. Clark
The President ann 'nlt.ri tl'rt h" h al
called tllS special 'n"ct'n, "t III" 'nl'ct
Jury lnr the pHrp ~. ni rH!!tn% their
attention to trlfHln grave omissions III
the late Quarantine ur'tluitijrt, ai't Tor
Il rrI $50, at t'.r ~.l'tir.
On rntinn Of Nv 'ihI'lrv, the follow
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Roxbury.

The store of Geo.. W. Hurlbut was entered by burglars, Sunday night. The panels of the deor were bored through so that the bolts could be showed back, and the key, which was in the lock inside, could be turned The thieves cleaned the post office drawer of coin and stamps amounting to about $10, and ransanck- ed the drawers behind the store counter, but left small change in the money drawer amount ing to nearly $10. No goods have yet been missed. Tracks not very well covered.
 Every man who belongs to the Episcopal society has recently had his house shingled, and both congregation and individuals are now beautifully sheltered. tEA j r .
 The superintendent of the Congregational Sunday School gave notice Sunday in the school that they would give Temperance con. cert on the evening of the second Sunday ir November. NEFF.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-24
West Cornwall.

Your correspondent has failed to give you the result of the town election. The selectmen elected are George H. Crandall, d., Orlando Perkins, r., George Manvill, d.; Town Clerk silas c. Beers, r. The Republicans lose the control of the board by the defeat of one of the old board, MT. E. B. Hart, who would have been first selectman but for the treachery of one of the party. It was surprise and dis appointment to prominent men of both parties. Rev. c. N. Fitch, and A. D. Warner were chosen school visitors.
 There is to be a wedding in town, soon.
 MT. c. N. Hart is adding to his creamery building, and building dam near it to enable him to secure ice the coming winter. ..
 Our new doctor and wife are nicely set- tied in the Wheaton house, and ready to receive friends Call on him, sick or well.
 The delegates to the Sunday school con- vention in Kent, are Noah Rogers Miss Mary Hart, and Mrs. Wm. Rogers
 W. c. Hart has picked 175 bushels of winter apples from nine trees. A.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-24
New Preston.

MT. Jesse Barden is re-shingling his house :; also building veranda upon the side facing the highway, winch, when done, will add much to it's appearance.
 ID. A. Miller has new wagon bright with new paint, and "Groceries' in large letters, with which he peddles all sorts of notions and things for O. W. Pickett.
 The New Preston Mills with 'sHen" at the wheel are grinding new, superior XXX buckwheat flour, so fast that no man, woman or child can afford to live without slap-jacks
 We were all pleased to see Mir. Lancashire occupying his pulpit again, last Sunday, after three weeks absence.
 -Leman Cogswell is applying coat of paint to the house and barn and other out buildings belonging to Daniel Burnham.
 Watson Cogswell has purchased barn of G. F. Pratt which he has razed and carted to his Bee Brook farm, where he will raise it again.
 Dupont and Sanger's variety entertain ment entertained a small audience at Union Hall, Saturday night.
 Henry W. Beeman started for Omaha, Neb., last Tuesday. He goes out to seek his fortune in strange land, and we wish him all the success he can desire. FIRST