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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-27
DEATH OF LARz ANDERSON, SIR
An Old and Distinguished Citizen
Rreathed His Last mt O'cloch
This Morning.

Mr.. Larz Anderson, ST., one OF the
wealthiest and most respected citizens of
Cincinnati, died at his residence, 10 Pike
street, at o'clock this morning
He has been in bad health for the past
three years, but was able to be about, and
sometimes felt almost well again, till two
weeks ago he was taken with chill and
grew worse very fast.
The attack was complicated one and
since Saturday there has been little hope OF
recovery. He lost strength gradually, and
grew worse till the end came.
Mr.. Larz Anderson was born in Ken
lucky, at the Soldiers Retreat
his father and his relative, General George
Rogers Clarke, lived, near Louisville-April
9th, 1905, and when a very young man he
graduated at Harvard College. His father,
Richard Clough Anderson, was an aide-de.
camp of Lafayette, and fought with Pulaski
when he fell at Savannah.
Richard Clough Anderson was the Sur
veyor General of Virginia for the Military
District between the Little Miami River
and the Scioto Anderson Township, in
this county, being the corner of the reser-
walton, was named for him, and Clough
Creek also, little stream which emptles
| into the Little Miami short distance above
the junction with the Ohio. The children
of Richard Clough Anderson Were VIM.
NJ. Anderson, of Chillicothe, O.; Larz An
derson, of Cincinnati; General Robert An
derson, of Fort Sumter glorious memory,
and Colonel Charles Anderson, OF Eddy,
vile, KY, once Lieutenant Governor OF
Ohio, an orator of great eloquence and
power, and who participated with distinc
ton in the late war.
The first wife OF Larz Anderson was the
daughter of the late William Pope, of JEFF
ferson County, prominent member of Q
family distinguished in Kentucky for intel
lect and worth, and among whose member,
were General John Pope, of Arkansas, ano
Major General Pope, of the United States
Army. The only child of this marriage
was Richard Clough Anderson, whose un
timely death, at Dayton, Ohio, a few
months ago, is still fresh in the recollection
of our readers.
In the fall of 1884 Mr.. Larz Anderson
then a citizen of Louisville, married Mis-
Catherine Longworth, youngest daughter O.
the late Nicholas Longworth, and the
couple have nine living sons. All were a
the bedside of their father during his las
hours except Col. N. L. Anderson, who il
on the ocean in the steamer Baltic, having
been summoned home from Europe as soor
as his fathers illness became alarming.
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Oysters 25c per quart. Bucket given with
every quart. 286 West Sixth street.

All interested in making money should
consult Messrs. Baxter & Co., Bankers No.
II Wall street. New York City. We are
authorized to say, that, besides being the
largest and leading house in their business,
they are publishers of work on the best
method of operating in stocks, bonds, gold,
etc., in their market. 1t also gives the high,
est and lowest prices of leading stocks foi
the last ten years. This work must prove
not only interesting but valuable to parties
desiring to operate in Wall Street. The
road to fortune has been found by many
through its columns. See their card in
another column of this paper, and remem
ber that their standing and responsibility
is of the highest order.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-27
Small Fires.

An alarm of fire was sounded at o'clock
last evening from Box AZ. 1t was trivial
fire in the cellar under S. Kaufman Il Co. S
liquor store, northeast corner of Pearl and
Sycamore streets. A few buckets of water
extinguished the fame.
Fifteen minutes after an alarm was sent
in from Box so at the elbow of the canal
The fire was in the house No 2l4 Court
street and was caused by coal oil lamp ex-
plosion. Loss triting.
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The Princess Yrturbide, daughter Of the
ex- emperor of Mexico while in Philadel-
phia occupied apartments at the Colonnade
Hotel, and paid high compliments to Its ex-
cellent management and quiet comfort.
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BOOTS, sc.
OIL PAINTINGS.

wv EEKLY PAYMENTS ON OIL PAINTINGS,
w Steel Engravings, cheaper than you can get
them elsewhere; for cash. Also, Mirrors, Rodgers
Silver Plated Table Ware. All goods warranted,
and delivered at your house upon the first pay
ment Framing and Regilding Gone at Wholesale
for and delivered Address Postal Card or call at
our store +. VANCE IL BRO, 2l4 W. Fourth
street. opposite Gasoffice N. b. We DEFY compe-
tition In regard t. prices. fc2O-lyW
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Love thy neighbor as thyself and when
you see one with bad cough advise him to
buy bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price 25c
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-27

THE County Commissioners and the Legis-
lative Committee who were to Inspect Long
view Asylum yesterday failed to meet
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MUSIC.
LEGAL.


TN INSTRUMENTATION HOchland against K
| A. Post and Mrs. T.. Post-Before B. M Wright
Justice of the Peace of Cincinnati Township, Ham.
ltOn County, Ohio.
On the 7th day of February, A. D. 1878, said
Justice issued an order of attachment in the above
action for the sum of twenty-four dollars (S24).
Cause set for hearing April lst, 1873.
fe20-3tW PAUL HOCHLAND, Plaintiff
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.-On the 18th day
~ of February, in the year 1875 the Probate
Court Of Hamilton County declared the estate oi
George Bollensein deceased, to be probably insoi.
vent Creditors are therefore required to present
their claims against the estate II not already pre-.
sented and allowed to Hermann and Catharine
Bollenstein or the undersigned for allowance
within six months from the time above mentioned
or they will not be entitled to payment.
CINCINNATI February 10th, 1878
HERMANN MARCKWORTH
Attorney OF Catharina Bollenstein,
Executrix of George Bollenstein decd.
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COMPLEXION SOAP, sc.

Among the lost arts has fortunately been found
speedy cure for chapped skin, the removing of
freckels, and other .dshgurements, restoring the
COM pie ion to brilliasacy that no other COM
pound can produce Also, in making
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-27

This soap possesses the merit of softening the
skin and gives freshness, bloom, and healthllIl-
ness to the complexion that is truiy beautiful
and that no other soap can accomplish.
In order to bring these trIty bcauttfys0E
a0.ps speedily into general use the retail price has
been established at only 10 ccrstS - e.a;te or 81
by the dozen: large caites at 15 cents, OF
so by the dozen. Trial packages containing
six cakes of either sent free on receipt OF cents or
twelve cakes sent free receipt Of Sl.00 Liberal
discounts allowed 10 the Trade.
HS- Nome genuine unless each cnke bears
INc siDiise.
Forty per cent saved in the cooking of coffee by us
ing VI. IOtEl's Superior Turkish COss~e. This
excellent i,rodMct not only makes abetter coffee,
but it is healthier than the coffee now in geSeral
use. 1t is also great relief for Dyspepsia; None
genuine unless 1t bears the signature OF M, Loth
fac siMsife as above. Trial package sent free on
receipt Of rs cents. Liberal discount allowed to
the Trade.
TO give your coffee flavor of the rarest deli
cacy, use NJ. EOil,'s Turkish Coffee Essence.
None genuine unless it bears the signature of
NJ 10th. fnc sisHifa as above. Sample Of cakes
sent free Oh receipt Of thirty cents. Liberal dis
count allowed to the Trade. Address, vi. LtbTis,
wholesale Notion House, ~ w. Asear ST.,
Cineinssati, -.
P.S Please do not omit from your address, the
name OF county and state, and in what paper you
Esad the advertisements
l.-t-JtWFM
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pain reliey-
ing, strength.
ening 81 Il d
C Il r a t / v e
properties.
| Remember
THAT this de-
Icisioll W q S
lrnadc by four
practical and
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-27
LADIES find 1t thei,

LADIES find 1t their best friend. 1t assuage
the pain to which they are peculiarly sub
ject-notably fullness and pressure in the head
nausea, vertigo &c. 1t promptly ameliorate'
and permanently heals all kinds of HMflam.
nations and ulceratiOMs.
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The Worlds Choice.

NJ - Aahf
all foreignI
and Ameri-l
can conipeti-I
OTIS, on t h G
ground OF its|
great supcri-l
ority o V c RI
o the plas-|
ters, and itsI
wonderful II
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-27

*Resident physicians at the Cincinnati
Hospital, 1878.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-08-07
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

Editor SsafiRei and Reprbiicaa-Dear sir,
There Seems 10 be at Uncommon sir among
the Democratic brethren in regard la the
nomination OF candidste for District At
tornev. and while efforts and counter efforts
have been going on in the camp nj the Dem
ccracy, our camp mas been ss silent oa the
question OF Aftorneyship rs II no snri, an
important office : to be filed. do be-
lieve that We should not be 80 indifferent
as TO the Attorneyship. and therefore
nominate j. S. ARNOLD ESQ, OF Kichfield,
as a candidate tor the office of District At
torney. snrject to the rules for the govern-
ment OF the Republican part'- Mr. Arnold
is young msn OF energy, and speaks hu-
entity in both the German and English lan-
guages. MONROE.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-08-07
LEGISLATURE.

Editor Sentinel and RsPr5iieaa-Sir, As
the time is drawing near when the Ropubli-
cans of Juniata county will have to select a
candidate for Legislature, and As II is i'm
portan. that we should select candidate
who combines illness for the position with
personal strength, and knowing no one who
posst these qualifications in more en-
inent degree than JOHN ). GKAYBuL. OF
Miffiintown, We ask that his name be an
nounced as a candidate for the nomination
for Legislature, at the approaching Primary
Election. In doing this We are aware that
Mr. Graybill has not sought political prefer
ment, but has devoted his time to the care
and management vi his private business,
but hcpe that he viii accept. We Heel con
fident that he can, ii nominated. b. elected
MANY REPUBLicaxs.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Editor Sentinel and RsputIiean-Sir. If
ss in the multitude OF eouRsellors there is
safety" it must follow that in a multitude
OF candidates a good nomination mus, take
place, therefore | nominate Fl. l.. NcMEEN,
OF Tusearora township, for the office of
County Commissioner. subject to the rules
and regulations thai govern the Republican
party. The nomination of Mr.. scNEES
would give 70 the ticket prestige that will
be felt in the November election.
Respectfully yours,
TUSCARORA.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-08-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
II CONGRESS.

Editor Ssnflnsl and RspHbiican-Dear Sir,
The time is approaching when the Re-
publicans OF this Congressional district
must select candidate for Congress. With
out disparagement to any gentlemen OF the
district, We believe that JuniatI county can
present candidate the peer OF any gentle
man likely to be named, in point Of ability
and personal integrity, and possessing all
the elements of political popularity that
may be claimed for the mos I popular. Per-
nit US. then, Mr.. Editor. TO name LoUIs f.
ATKINSON, ESQ.,. Of Aifiiinrown. as a candi-
date for nomination for Congress, subject
to the rules and regulations Of the Repub-
iican party.
REPUBLICANS OF MIsFLINrowS.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-08-07

Editor Sentinel and RsPHbiicaA-Dear Sir.
Merit and fitness Shout; be considerations
w. the selection OF candidates Tor public
Offices Your published list presents an
unusual array of strength. and while il Is
not our wish To utter 4 single word that
would tend to weaken fhc chances OF any,
yet We believe We have one to present who
possesses in the highest degree those quail
ifcations So essential to success. We,
therefore. 1--WE say Ire. because our naue -
many inscribe upon our banner the Hsme Oi
JEssE GRUBB, OF Fayette township. for the
Office OF Prothonotary. subject 10 the favor
able consideration of the Republican voters
of the county.
MANY RFPUBIIC4Ss.
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FAYET1E.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Editor Sentinel anf Repubficoa-Dear Sir.
1t may seem little early in the campaign
to make announcement OF candidates for
office, but taking the nominations for State
officers as standard TO be governed by,
the seeming earliness disappears, and the
fact reveals itself that now is as good time
AS any to announce candidates for office.
Therefore il Is in order to nominate a can
didate for County Commissioner, and NOM
mate j. BANKS WILSON, OF Fayette town
ship. for the office of County Commissioner,
subject to the rules and regulations that
govern the Republican party.
WALKER.
Nav 30 1873
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-08-07
PATTERSON.
COUNTY TREASURER.

Editor Sentinel aud RepEbLcaH-De.r Sir,
Among civilized people hinney s a IN, dIum
OF exchange. hence in ali organized Suciety.
or associations there IHusI needs be rreI-
surer. or custodian of the money used tor
public pun POSES. In re, osniiion of the
financial management recognized by organ
ized society. nominate JACOB =. THOMAS.
OF the borough OF MifiiInrowp, Tor the oflire
of County Treasurer. subject to the rules
and regulations Of the Republican party
MiFFIINTOWN
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-08-07

citizens Of the county. irrespective II par
ty, can place the fullest confidence, We take
pleasure in bringing forward the maine oi
CAPT. LEWIS DEGAS. of Fayette township.
The Captain needs no Recommendation TO
put him in favor with the party. His loyalty
10 his country in the time of her peril, his
fidelity to the party, his fitness for the posi-
tiOn, are recommendations sufficient To
secure his election Fayctte, therefore,
presents him as her choice, believing that
his selection will b. a IneriIed compliment
to a worthy Citizen
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-08-07
PROTHO, OTARY.

Editor Sentinel and Rspubiican-Desr Sir,
The Office OF Prothonotslry is an important
office, and as yet no Republican has been
publicly announced for that office, there
fore l announce j. W. WAGNER, of Fer
managh township, as candidate for the
office OF Prothonotary, subject to the rules
ard regulations that govern the Republican
party. FERMANAGH.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-08-07
LEGISLATURE.

Editor Sentinel and RspH6iican-DearS Sir,
Believing that the interests OF the Republi-
can party can be advanced by the nomina-
tion and election of a stauch Republican to
the Lower House of the Legislature, We
have the honor OF presenting the name of
DR. j. P. SrERRKrr, of Port ROYAL, as a
suitable candidate for the Legislature, sub
ject to the rules ana regulations OF the Re-
publican party.
MANY RFPuRLrcASs
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Junn l, 1873.
COUNTY TREASURER.

Editor Sentinel aad Republicaa-Sir, At
the solicitation of number OF Republic
cans. | present the name Of JAcoB LENpS,
of Patterson. a. a candidate for the office
OF County Treasurer, subject to the rules
that govern the Republican party Mr..
Lemon Is good business man. and has the
prestige "f having made most vigorous
campaign lew Years ago, and he viii do
50 again il nominated.
Yours, respectfully.
4
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

E!itor Sentinel and Rsp96iiean-Dear Sir,
As the time is approaching when the Re
publican voters of the county will be called
upon to select some one of their number to
represent them in the Board of Co.nty
Commissioners, and as it Is very desirable
to have in this position Cne in whom the
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-08-07
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Editor Sentinel aud Repu6iicaa-Dear Sir.
Permit me through the columns of the
SsR.iHei aud Republican To announce NJ. X.
BKsHoRE, Of Walker township, as a candi-
date Tor the office OF County Commits
sioner, subject 10 the rules and regulations
Of the Republican party.
CENTER.
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MANY REPuBLIcAss.
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Nav 80, 1873.
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MANY REPUBLICANS.
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PROTHONOTARY.

MlFFLINTUWN.
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Danbury x Norwalk R. R. COMMENCING OCTOBER 7TH, 1878.

Ieavs Danbury for south Norwalk. e:3s A. M- connecting with trains for New York. i:e5 New Haven and Bridgeport. s.lo P. M-Freight ani Passenger Accommodation
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NNlfIltrILL
SANDY HOOK.

... -.'.s CHURCHES.
 MgTHoDISr--rsev. James Taylor. Pastor. Services 10: :31 a. m IsI1 and TOO D, m. sunday Scnool Il: 45 m. Prayer m,etina Thursday evenings, p. m. Seats free.
 Sf JoHs's CdURcH-Rev. Francis Barnett Pastor - Seryiee, IuOJ a. III. aud p. i'll. SL.day school 12 m.
 t @ SOCIETIES.
 CUSTER Posr No, 36, G. B. R.-Ofcerf: Post Com man4er, W. C. Vile. M. IL. Senior Vlce-Com., ChaS E.uinslanI Junior Vice Com. A. W. Peck Quarter master Edward Troy Apjutant, G. r. Lillis Chap lam, Rev Jas. Taylor officer of the Day, Charles Dayton :Serst- Major, Wm Snithn Qurtermlster- Serst, Patrick McMdnOn Scntlneis, Chas. Hawley and Michael McManon.
 ,iRANrrE LoDGE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF Coop TEapLARs--Maets in hall over A. Beere' store 2 every Friday evening. Officers w ( T., w. w.. Perkins: " VT, Mrs. Sarah Wheeler; Sec, Miss .. sanford. NJ IT sT-,' peIr...I ". Hes. Jas Taylor; ". M Charlie Dayton; D, M- MISS llla C. Giaely; l. G.. Miss Sadie D. Gatey; 3gn,' John Ferris; R. H. S., Mrs. W. w. Prrklhs L. H. D. Mrs. Martha Akey. ,, ,,., ;r ,tosonic Hail. lst and jrd Wednesdays ol e'lch n"n'n,I DI oIticers ;--Wm I Samurd. " h: john L sahiord' Sr W: W Ur5iut, Jr W; James wilson, oH' James NJ Blackm4n. Ireas; ChsSter Hard pr U; U: Iot,n H Blackman, Jr D; Wm Hoy, ST 5; E -hJ Curtis. Jr 5; Mm II Hoy. Geo Wntyn. and belJ Curtis Trus stees; A Ur5etulann, Iiler.
 Rny,I ARCH CaAPTER.-Meet second IhurSuay of ea..h month ill Masonic Hall. Officers :-Ueo wotf.n n,en H P: James M Blackmln h; Jas rvi,son S. Wm Sanford, C of H: John l. SInlord Y S. F Clark, Sec; DIvd Mobiles. Treas; Slia' Wheeler RA C. Samuel Barnnn. lst " James g Coles, Ind V; Somers CroIut' 3rd H' 'ont"o Dorian, Tyler @as M. ; 1od,,
 'AI,pa. JuvENlLE TEMPLE No. 1.-M9etS ln LaaS' ,,oan, over furniture store, every sunday alter noon at 50 O clock. c. T., Jackson San:ord; V; nyxs Alina Beera; Sec. Miss Hattie Oroi"t' A. ncI a1;.s Jessie F. Mitchell; Chap, Willie Saniof'
 Trsas,, Miss jamie raylor NJ. Harry GateIy; D. M
 Hs;ss Fannie Taylor; R. s., Miss Bertha E. Peck; X Miss Lulu Biackman: GuaId Harry ofR'i'""n - ~Et rRAVEI FRS GUIDE.
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utunun.

ol not upon thy fading fields and felis In such rich glrb doth Autumn come 10 theo My hOme' but OCT thy mountains and the
 dells
 His fo"isteis fall. slowly and solemnly. Nor flower nor bud remaineth there to him, Save 1hc ialntbreathine rpse that round tho
 year Its crimson buds and pale soft blossoms dlm In lowy beauty constantly doth wear. Der yelaw stubD!e lands in mantcl brown, He wander4 through the wan October light, stll as he goeth slowly stripping dogu, The garands green that were the Springs de-
 light, At morn and eve. thin silver varors rise Around his path; but sometimes al midday He looks along the hills with gentle eye, That make the sallow woods and fields seem
 gay. Yet something of sad sovereignty he hath: scoptro crowned with berries ruby red: And the cold, sobbing wind bcsrews his path With withered leaves, that rustic meath Lis
 tread; And round him stlll in melancholy state. Swee:, solemn sounds Of death and of decay, In slow and hushei attendance, ever wait. Telling how all things flair must pass away.
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ciIEpAlIc RAILROAD.

,rr,r,rN ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS AL C"m,ocnc ng on Ortabar 21th. ISIS:
 x,,oetinr trains leaves Newtown at l0.47 a. m. o"ia com. at HawleyYllle at IU.iO d. Ill. Arrive at IS,chtield at 2l5 Pm. -....a.;,,, ;, r,,ao ,vith an x.Ms%n 1'%n'i af s p mr. % Wh a @ tran ai,,;,,r at II.chfieli at 9.50 p. m.
 Tsaye Iitchf.ld at Soo. p. n' arriving m nav W: .siiio at 20 D. m. Connect for Newiowh at '.c' ? m. ,,,.. ..;, loo,-os Jitchtrll at 10 D. m., s" at Hawleyville at 7.l5 p. nl., como 'tlnS with C. II. PLATr
 Suuerin!en ent.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
pEHDI EiS i iNE

o.,ar my seryIces to the travelling pubic ana o ,, |nnnd at all times ready to convey Ia sen can @ ~ t, ond from the Depot to Sandy Hook and Newtown St. Dz, thu "Govnrror ''
 ShA'so' HEORIE REDSrONE.
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tr,vrs SOUTH xanwALK FoR DAyBuRY.

IrtvrS SOUTH SaRwALK FOR DASBURY- ossa a- m, Ia. s.al p. m. Freight ll-fep m saalav Milk Train with Passenger ear attaehei ,.sy.s Dznbury at 7.3ap m. arriving in south Nor walk at a.l0 p. m Rairruins. leave soHth AorTalk ', io.Ian m arriving in Danburv af l2s1 a. m
 The lsa1 D. m. and A.51 D. ia- trans connect al B.thsi for Iitchfeil.
 T-.ins arrfss in Danhury at 10.40 .. m sso and -rp m Freight 1:i9 a. ID ,,oo, Tssxa B.s't.i fnr sputh Norwaik at ssi2 ana l9se ls9s. l.sI and ssl0 ?. m Sana2y hilz ''f- a.r. Rashsl fsr nznbnry al 1o5s q m. s;ia s.ss Tsasp. m Freight. 1.2o m sE1 isf Aoe'in r,.is.iau. ..ls D. na sunday Nilk- h;sl ID
 rearp Fanburv for Bsthel at ssats ana " . n -fsa -a -na e.lg n m. SH1isx Aiik- .:fl ?. m -. n-.h.l s,r H.wiexyiIIe at l0ssaa n s7Iz 2. m L .. - ------- ----------
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Subscription, $j.OO a Year, ill Advance.
THE CHILDREN.

THE CHILDREN. Col bless our darling rhl Iron, That go to school today Col Ruile the little feet that tread Int futurr's devious way nd keep lhrm srathess till they como Tu man or womanlOOi; For iE their hands the nation lies srcyil or for good, Az k the hushand. so the wife; he mother. Ro the child Fach makes for each fin urc life That shall hr undecided, Or strained Gnd blurred The doctrine trno Win serve d general rule; w. mold our fate at youths bright gate AnI sha sr it Ht the school.