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Sharp County record., 1879-12-11

paper men--~-SiX prisoners conhn-
ed in the Searcy jail made their es-
cape by blowing up the locks of the
jail doors with powder, on the night
of the 30th ult.--Cold weather
has produced the matrimonial fever
in and about Searcy.
WOODRUFF.
The Vidette says Augusta pre-
sents a more lively business appear
ance than ever before; not business
nor dwelling house to rent in the
city, every place iS full to overflow
ing, and great demand tor more
houses.----A man named Williams
left Woodruff for Conway county,
one day last week, with the aYowed
intention Of killing a man, but at
last accounts he had not returned to
report his success as a "kiIlst."
GREENE.
The receipts Of seed cotton at one
gin in Greene amounted 81 900 lbs.
in two days recently, while the en-
tire receipts for the season is 5000
| lbs.----One Thos. Parsons was shot
and badly beaten by some parties
named Marcum, at Mackville recent
ly. The pugilistlc and criminal par,
ties were arrested and held for ex-
animation.
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Mail Direct tory
EVENING SHADE.

Ualpm Ridgc: Dajly; arires nj 3pmj de-
parts at am.
LIZ Crosse: Daily; urires at 5 a m; departs
at 3 pm.
BatesriHe: Semi-wecklU 0,9trcs ria MdT-
riIle UOnd9ys and JhWsdHyw at 8 p m; depdrtS
ria Polk Bagon rhlr@dGys3 ond F1idays, 7a.m;
Na1tia's Greek, ria Ash Fiai: Weekly; alTireS
Satu,day, at p m; departs Friday, at lam.
B'ach Oak Deeklg arires Hid0y. at6pm.
deDditS Saturday, H I q N.
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WnrninQ Order.

In the sharp circuit court--c hanccly side.
j. r. Roberts, plaintiff, against Mary E.
Roberts, defendant. :.
The defendant, Mary Z. Roberts, IS
warned to appear i'll this conrt within
thirty days, aud answer the complaint OF
the plaintiff, j. r. Roberts. Dec. LIST, 1879.
Ola +. J. DAVIDSON, Clerk.
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Church "a Gn GBnG7Sttory. y.

~ a&1Ega3SfEA PteachWdfrsfaaA
SdbbathS IN each month. Prayey-meettR6' nm
lecture erery Jgednesddy Right " y tm9tad,
p C.. .Bapdst ChWct: P,eachind se"9nd sap
bath and Sdtmdag night before, !" .cach ~oH~.
b p FHo10M pastor, ;PreSOg'cy'"" rh"'cH
Pycacbiag t0nrth SabbaH in eqch month. "
B Baiyd, pastor. =. Sabbath School at " Il
Church at g O'Clock. " = uchie, SHpf
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Other C0s5iltics.
IZARD,

IzARD
Circuit court is in session at Mel
bourne this week.----SQuire Woods,
coroner for lizard ana an old resi-
dent Of the county, died recently at
his home near White river.----W,
W. Forester and Julia 4. Watson,
N. A. Lane and NJ. j. Weaver, W. j.
Taylor and Nancy I, Collins, Henry
| c, Duren and A. E. Williams, Jno.
Q. Harris and Nannig Milburn, Wm.
| J. Harris and Martha +. Clinton Sc
cured marriage licenses from the
clerk Of lizard last week.
INDEPENDrNCE.
White river is still rising, and
boats are running regularly to Bates
ville.--Independerte county scrip
is quoted at 85 and - cents in the
home papers.---Up,to date Of Dec.
1st, the merchants of Ratesevlle had
purchased 6,898 baIes Of cotton this
season.
ne; rtr,,n0ers OF tile. -. % a.-.. 80
town council are dilstorv in attend
ing its meetings, and important bust
ness is neglected in consequence
The Jacksonport Herald says
the recent annual conference "thr0 :
out was harmonious, and both
preachers and people seemed to en-
iov it."--The Herald intlmates
that the parties who sell wood to
the people of Jacksonport, are dis
honest, not giving good measure,
and adds that oif Bob Ingersoll had
to buy wood in Jacksonport, he
would change his beliefln regard to
the number of degrees farenhelt OF
the next world"
RANDOLPH.
A company Of miners from lndI-
ana are prospecting on Elovenpoints
river for mineral, and report fatter-
inr indications Of success.----TAe
people Of Randolph, as we'll as oth-
er counties in this section OF the
state, are ovincing an interest IN
fruit raising By investing literally IN
Young trees from some of the best
nurserles.----About two weeks since
a lot Of disguised men went at night
to the house Of Bud Whatly, in Ran
dolph, and requested him to come
out, which he, fearing there was
mischief brewing, refused to DO
\ when the ruffianS set fire to the
house. Whatly then dashed out OF
the house and fed. The kukluS
party fired several shots at him, bu'
without effect, after which they dis
,inguished the fire and left the prem
ises. The Gentry brothers, residing
in the same neighborhood, and will
whom Whatly had had some provl
Gus difficulty, are supposed TO nave
instigated the la~lessneSs'
WHITE.
; Bishop Miles, Of the colored M
E. Church, preached to the white
people ofSearcy recently.---A sub
: scrlber to the Searcy BEACON stopped
his paper recently on account of al
article which appeared in Its col
umns. Another man, who was pleas
ed with the article, subscribed TO
two additional copies. This is quit
: frequently the experience of news
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Societies.
EVENING SHADE,

Ruyql Chaptcr, No 80, r. h. ~, meets third
SofnrdqV ia each month. h. EreHiHg Shade
Lodge, 80 143, h. r. f. 4. ", merits Sofmday
nioEf before The first SdJboth in ench month";
Rcrcm Lodge, No G2, /, o. q. f.. meets friday
Riqht8 SeHti-m0Rthiy
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Fair WarY1ing!

ANY person CAUGHT cutting timber on the
north half Of section l6, township IL north,
range west, IN Sharp county. will be pros
ecutcd to tine full extent Of th. law.
j. S. MEDLEY.
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Redemptj0n Notices.

Redeemed. by j B. Jones, Oct. 27th. lS'9,
east part ne ar sec 80, tp IL north, range
west, for $3.50.
Redeemed, by Mary Williams, Oct 3lst,
1879, the sv of sw fri or sec 8, and pit INV OF
NV or sec Z, all in tp II north. range west,
for ;S299. ,o.,.
Redeemed, by Louis Francis, Nov. 10th,
1919 part Sc of sw Or sec s. and ne OF NV or
sec II, tp 16 north, range 6 west, fol, S3'l2,
Redeemed, by Robt. Hunter, Nov. 22d,
1872 the he of sw Or sw of sw, or, Sc OF NY
ar. W hf sw Sc or, sec 5, and hf sc q sec D.,
ali in tp 10 north. range 6 west, for S27.9'.
2l-3 T. j. DAVIDSON, Clerk.
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Lost.

In Evening Shade, Oct. Sd, 1879 a, light
brjnde Shepherd dog, ABOUT 14nonths old.
/ will pay SIS to any person VINO will return
said dog to mr, at Violet Hill, Ark, or VIII
give liberal reward for information OF Its
whereabouts. I. ). Montgomery.
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Court Directory.
SHARP COUNTY.

CicHH: Second Noaday IN Fcb,Waly and
IHptst. -. CORatG FIRST HOnddy in JdHHdry,
ApH, JHIy anil october. 80. Probate: FrSt
M0Rday IN FebrUmA May, AHguSt and No
rembcr
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THE RECORD
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
j. w, Buckley, Editor.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

demand.
Transient ddrertising, ten cents per line, each
insertion.
Marriage and death notices, not Ouer ten
lines, free; more than ten lines, half transient
rates
Legal notices at Statute prices. No legal i'd
urtisemeRt8 iH8G'ted unless paid for IN adrance.
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Special Notice.

Good wagon harness from S8 to $l4, and
halter brides. Il inch leather, $3.50, Other
things in proportion. ROBERT GRAY.
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Official Directory
DISTRICT AND CIRCUIT.

Congressman, to0N district. 49,. + " Gmter
StoCfe ScHator sccoNd district u B JudkiRs
CUcWt Jadgc Hid cicMt .....R II P0ueV
PJ0secHtiHg ,HFA Hird cir. ChdFes coffin
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Wherever Cousins Honey Of Tar
has been introduced, in hamlet, city,
or country neighborhood, it has won
its way to popular favor as relia-
bic remedy for coughs, colds, and
diseases Of the throat and lungs. 1t
also affords relief when used for
Group, hoarsenesS, bronchitis, etc.
Price so cts. For sale by Wright
& Oldham.
Provided with a pen, meeting Mr..
Sam Weller's requirements, viz,
zone that don't splutter," a yera~y9s... !.
prar3e 6i yvao'}>+. .=a.--a,s4 saaErTS5' 9zS'rIr
ment, the best remedy in the world
for rheumatism, lame back, sprains,
bruises, etc. For ANIMALS, it is in
valuable when used for spawn, gall,
ringbone, etc. Farmers should keep
1t on hand in case Of injury to a
valuable horse. For sale by Wright
& Oldham. l
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SHARP COUNTY.
EVENING SHADE.

RccOJdc1 T. HHddIestpn
NagOr. Or......,..,..,..,,.. " " Sanders
NdyshGi. i...,,,.......,,,....J .JQhH UHkySOn
ALDERMEN.
j p Cochran, r d JFilHdmS. Il " DapidSOa,
+ n Sharer, j 7 Jones.
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Blanks of all kinds neatly printed
at this office.
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ALL KINDS OF
III OBJ . W.O R.K
AkMANSAS DEMOCRAT,
Published Daily and Weekly By
BLOCHER & MITCHELL.

Terms Of Subscription.
Daily. per year(by main 500
!peeklg per year. '' '''' ~ ''' 81 50
IL clubS Of ten 25
dll'e State paper, liberal and prOgressiref
nc.ttf a,s caRrqssers are Wanted fer the WeehIg
DemOcrot., Liberal commissions allOwed to good
mon ddGrea" BLOCHER s. UITCHELL,l
Little Rock, 4rf.
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THE DRAMA TIC ENTER "A AIN.MENT

Probably on account of the storm in the afternoon, and the unpleasant weather in the evening, MT. J. R. Latin and the Quartette did not make their appearance, which was quite disappointment to the audience, and to those who arranged the programme.
 The Peake Sisters, eight innumber and in costume precisely alike, gave avery en- tertaining concert and their fine clear voices sang the simple tunes with great effect, "The Muffin Man." ''The Singh Skule," Jack and jill" 'Johnnie's so long at the Fair" and Good Night Ladies" followed each other and contrib uted not little to the amusement of the audience. The singers were Mrs. Els woth Smith of Danbury who acted as lead CT, Mrs. Henry T. Nichols, Miss Bessie A. Nash, Miss Lydia Smith, Miss Ella Terrill, Miss Nellie Judson and Miss Bessie Aus tin. Miss Emma Beers played tho organ, while the other sisters. were singing.
 The Imaginable farce of thirty minutes refreshments, was very wellrendered by Mir. Jno. E. Griffon, Mr. A. J. Taylor, Charles L. Gately, Miss Essie Camp, Miss Mary Sherman, Miss Bessie Austin, and Eddie Lyon. Mir. Edgar F. Hawley was to have taken the character played by Mir. Griffon but sickness prevented him. All who saw the piece say that for amatuers the play was decidedly good. Charlie Gately made considerable fun. Afterthe close of the entertainment a dance was organized and kept up for several hours. The storm prevented many persons from attending but still there was 8 good turn out.
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A SPECIAL TOWN MEETING.

Friday afternoon special town meet ing was held in Glover's Hall to consider the Bennett's Bridge question. MT. Peter NJ. Nash was chosen Moderator. The warning was read as well as the names of the citizens that petitioned for the meeting MT. Geo. Winton, Mir Lawrance Mitchell and MT. c. H. Peck spoke. The latter gentlemen called upon MT. Wolcott, one of the Bridge Commissioners, to state what the present condition of the bridge was as regards to safety. and unanswered that 1t was safe. It did not appear to be a very good day to talk up either the buying up of old bridges or the building of new one, for when the motion to adjourn without date was made there werenot more than three who opposed it. The meeting then adjourned.
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THE CATHOLIC INSTITUTE DIiA-
 MA TIC ENTER TAINMAT TT.

Sanford's Hall was crowded to it's ut termost capacity Friduy night to witness the several plays presented by the ladies and gentlemen of the Institute. The whole entertainment was grand sue cess in every feature. and those who took part are entitled to much praise. The names of those taking part were : w. J. Kirby, J. Philip Egan. J. F. Leni- han J. Peter Egan, M. H. Costello, Julia M. Egan, Susie B. Sanford, J. J. Lenihan, F. J.. Corbitt, J. Madigai, NJ. W. Corbitt, J. x; 'Carmody, Katie Gaffney. Susie Gaffneya and. Annie Kane.
 The business manager was Mir. An thony Gallagher. Stage manager, MT. John J. Lyons. We are pleased to note the comments thatsaave been made by those who witnessed the acting, for all agree in saying that it was sery fine and deserving of the high praise thnt they re- ceived. The attention of our reaaers Is called to card in this issue from the members of the Institute.
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SANDY HOOK.
 

MKrHopIsr-Ilev. Jamos Taylor Pastor. Seryice' lo.3o a m l3O and FOO p. m. sunday Sehooi II 4sa mn. Prayer meeting. Thursday evenings m. Seats free.
 sr Ious,s cluncH-Rev Francis Barnett, Pastor Service, l0:O0 '. m. aud P. Ill. sunaAS .senoo
 SOCIETIES.
 CUSTER Posr. Mo- 46. c. A. R.-Meet in sandy Hook every Tuesday evening
 an.srrE LODGE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF @ aooi TRMrLAns-Meots in hall over A. Deere s'ore oyery Friday evening.
 um,M IopsK No. IS, F. A. M.-Meets in Masonic Hail. int and 3rd Wednesdays of eaeh month'- RoyAr. ARCH CHAPTEn.-Meets second Thursaay of each month in Masonic Hall
 At.pul JuvESrLE TEMPLE No. 1.-Mcets m Lodge ,,anm over furniture store. eyory Sunday after noon at A3o o'clock. r..
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UOUSATONIC RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT. eommencm9 Noeem
 Der llth, 1878,
 Iaaaenqer Trains leave Newtown, going North, a m n a m and 5.33 ?. m. Going Soutn, At ''s' and ii 70 a p,., and 455 p. m. , ,. =. Express Freight Trains. going North, le"NS So S .. 1a I0 p m and .25 pm. Through Frelght at @ @lo.o' n m Going South, Milk Train Ut 7.2o D. lh' sun day MIX Train at 7.i5 p. m. ., io47 a. m. and 5.S ?. m, Trains connect W Brookheid Junction with trains for DanDurS.- 10 4T a. m Train makes close connection at o%ta.' % Line with B. & A. fast train for Albany VIII itn throuvh car arriving at 2.50 p. m connecting Witn the popuiar Chicago and St. Louis Express Tor the West s33 D, m. Train makes close connection ~ state Line for Albany and the West, arriving Ill Albany at 10.l0 ?. m. - , ,,., p.ssenaer Trains leave Hawleyville going North at Io5T D. m and 5.44 p. m. Going South, at '.oo a, m. II 30 a. m.. and 4.45 ?. m. . -. lO5T a. m. and 5.44 p. m. Trai ms connect at Brookheld Junction with trains TOT Dahpurs' aiSo for Albany and the West. rxpross Freight going North. at 1.2O and 7.50 D. m, Through Freight at l055 P. m.
 Milk Train, going South, at 7.O5 p. m. Sunday MIX Train at 20 p. m.
 Milk and Freight Trains have passenger accomo- dation. , =, n, A.. Passenger trains connect with Shepaug R k to and from Lit .hheld. At Canaan with Ct West h h' Through tickets sold and baggage checked rom Newtown for Albany. Saratoga Buffalo, 5uspen, aion Bridge or Niagara Falls Chicago, St. Louis and principal points west. From Hawleyviie Tor Albany Saratoga, Buffalo, Suspension Bridge or
 H. D. AvERILL, General Ticket Agent.
 L. h. STILI4SON, Acting Superintendent Bridgeport Conn. Nov. II lSIa
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| For Tnr Brs
A RESURRECTION

There's q sigh in the wind. and sob in the rain. That calls the old time sorrow, again, Back from It's grave where buried 1t low, From reach. and sight, in tue long ago. sArcuded it in the fancies wove. When strong was faith. and fair was love; With hope wreaths withered, decked the pail. And spread ashes. of Dead Sea fruit. OCT all. Meath the hidden depths of my shrouded heart. In . secret tomb from all else apart.
 laid it murmuring. OCT and ocr.
 z Thou shalt never riso. to haunt nae more. With relcntlcss hand the sepulchrn door closed, on the dead that should rise no morc.v z o'orits portals. cypress. nanight shade hung. And tho key n o9Iixioas dertha nuhg.
 Bnt memory m mory trsscherous foe
 TO my peace. steak back to the Iona eGo.
 And with diligence eearehee. c'or and o'er. nm i~ fosna m ker o< tIs& H| <I1qs
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THE LIBRAR YsMEETING.

The monthly meeting of the Library Association was held on Tuesday, Feb. 4th. in the parlors of the Grand Central Hotel The meeting was called to order by the President, Mir. Daniel G. Beers. A short time was spent in discussing various matters pertaining to the Library, after which, as there was not quorum present so that the special business on hand could not be done, it was adjourned for two weeks until Wednesday, Feb 18th, at which time all members interested in the Library are requested to attend ana to bring with them a list of desirable books from which may be made the list of new books which are to be added to the Library from the proceeds of the dramatic entertainment.
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INVES TMENTS.


 We doubt if there was time before when there appeared to be so much un- certainty in making safe and profitable investments as at the present time.
 People are daily losing confidence In many investments that have heretofore paid handsome profits. There seems to be a lack of confidence In people gener- ally.
 It is noticeable fact that some of our shrewdest and most careful business-rnen and investors have for two or three years past turned their attention to real estate Ioans, and more particularly those in the Western States,as something in which their money is absolutely safe. It is evident valued at one to two hundred dollars pei acre that tho Western farmer with farms valued at ten to twenty dollars per acre can raise cattle and grain and ship to the Eastern farmers door, with profit. a1 lower figures than he himself can.
 It is also evident to any reasonable thinking man that the time is short whes these Western farms sH:itf not be wortI moro money
 l Thcre are Eastern people who wouiS gladly loan their money on Westerl farms If they could be assured it was perfectly safe. We are pleased to refel such to MT. Frank r. Botsford Of Chis town. whose advertisement appears ol this page, anss who, we think, is doing ! eArcful and safa bn5ineas. AIr. Botsfor. has hs'l several years of experiences i this bnsfneaa iia tlsc West m haA, witl 1 cure, seIet't from oxaf taIftY asssasfA l l,ia present agcnts Inc K;snsas Iss,al 4 ssfssl Trust Go. of Tolselsas zk1ilassA. m tbe Bank of Grest5li, 8f (Fszslaas IoAss
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From the Permissible Mass. :" patriot."l

We are requested to publish the following state. ment. and cheerfnlly acquiesce i'll the interest of the great crowd who are always in physical pain from some
 CoTU1T MAss., Oct. IA. 1877. Dn. D. KxNNEDY Roundout. N. Y:
 Dear Ssr.-This is to certify that have been very much troubled with diseased liver for anumber of years and have tried various remedys and received little benefit from them; much of the time I have been wholly unitted for buisness. some time since blythe advice of one of my neighbors. Capt. John M. Handy, was induced to try Dr. D. keL- nedys FAyORITE REMEDY. and before had taken bottle found myself getting steadily better so much that my friends generally remarked on my improved appearance, and I. have continually i'm pl owed ever since. have recommended 1t to nun Der of perssaas who suffering from Ltrer D's- case Dyspepsia Constipation Piles. ect and 1t has never failed to relieve in every instance ASA x. BRARsK.
 Ry-When inquiring of your druggist for this new me icine avoid MISTAKES by remembering the name. Dr. Darid KENNEDY's FAvORITE REMEDY. and the PRICE, which is ONLY ONE DOLLAR 8 bottle, and that the Doctors address is Roundout. NY.
 AGENTS: Sanford Hawley and L. B. Booth.
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Local JOttings,
-A barbar-us land-Rininsland.

 "A barbar-us land-Rininsland. Poll evil-town meeting every week. Brown study-how to keep good hotel.
 Mrs. J. A. B. Dresser is visiting in Hartford.
 Best age for q cow-cabbage. Ditto for a horse-carry-age
 MT. F. A. Bartram of New York. Is on a visit to his friends in town.
 How is MIX Maid7-N. Fl. Register. Water question--You can't pump us. Miss Hattie Graves of Highland. NY, is the guest of Mir. Smith Glover of Sandy Hook.
 Miss Lottle Botsford of Palestine who has heen sick fora few weeks past is very much improved.
 The stone for the new bridge in Sandy Hook Is being placed near at hand for use in the spring.
 -H.J. Dunlap. Esq, of Bridgeport, is spending few days in town, and is the guest of Mir. Charles II. Libby of this of- flee.
 -"Patsey" of the Grand Central Hotel is away on his vacation, visiting friends In New York. Philadelphia and Washing ton.
 MT. Thomas Carroll was married to Miss Maggie Moore at St. Roses Church. Sunday afternoon. by Rev. Father McCar- tan.
 The Academy commenced Monday, 10th. A typographical errori in last weeks issue put the commencement the 18th o February.
 X MT. Geo. c. stahl who has been tho c,iest of William Fairchild for severa weeks, returned to his home in Toledo Ohio. on Monday.
 --The 60 mile walk which was to hav' come osYin Giover's Hall last Saturda. night was postponed in consequence c sickness.
 The new parish school kept in tn vestry room of Trinity Church was com menced last week Monday and has abou twentv-five scholars in attendance.
 MARRIED. Tuesday evening Feb. 4th bv Rev. Thos. w. Haskins, Mir. James E tsilllstte to Mrs. Eveline Jennings o Weston.
 Judge David ]. Peck who died Il New Haven was native of Newtown 7fe wss ths son of the late Chaunce B. Peck.
 "A scrcnaae was given to me now woddal pair oq Mile Hill lase Iuesna a nieht. Tho music WIS by Norsnrop Y -rhsro has bc\n considerable sicl lfnea IS 1hs family at M. P. w. Fairchild
 5nnIrr for uevor>l days past, but undo wi rl w " f>rs r. N Dennett they ar
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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
NEWTOvsN. POST OFFICE e

 Malls open From the South, u20 a. m and 600 D. m. From the North. i2.Oo m. and GOO D. m AEzila close .--tioing North, l0.30 8. Ill. and A, p. m. Going south. las q. and 4.45 P. m.
 z. S. PECK. P. NJ.
 CHURCHES. TRINITY CnuncH.-Main Street. Rev. Thos. W. Haskins, Rector. Services 1030 a Sunday School, 12 m. Afternoon service at 1. CosoaEeArIosAL.--Main Street. Rev. Jamos F. Hoyt, pastor, Services 10.30 a. m. Fellowship NTeeting 1lA0 Sunday School. 12 Afternoon sorvice, 1 o'clock. The seats are free. CArHoLIc.-Main Street. Rev Father McCarton. paator. Services. l0.l5 a. Ill. Sunday School. 1aJO D. m.
 SOCIETIES. OLIVE DR,Ncu JUVENILE TEMPLE No H. Public meeting every sunday afternoon at o'clock, in South Centre School House.
 Sr. PATRICK a TEMPERANCE SocIETr.-hev father James McCarton, President A. Gallagher, 'lus President; T. J. Corbett, Secretary '' "a's"n' Troasurer.
 NEwrows LIBRARY AssocfATIos s'-pan1e. ,,;' proat a Be,rs President; Charles Bersford, Vlee-fresi d,nt. Mary E Morgan Treasurer; Miss Mary Bos S. Secretary: Mss Charlotte Nichols Liprarian Trustees-A. Ssillson. NJ. .. Hawiey' E"e"r '' Hawley.
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A BIR THDA + PARTY.

Last Thursday night Mr. James Bar nun of Dodgingtown, celebrated his fiftieth birthday and fifteenth year oi married life. There were present. about thirty-five couple from Bethel. Danbury, Falls Village and other places. Those who were present say that the supper which was set upon three tables was one of tho finest they ever saw in private house. Mr. and Mrs. Barnum did every thing to please their guests, and succeed ed. The music was furnished by Charles F. Ridge and Winthrop Bassett. MT Willie Kyle, of Bethel, and MT. Stevens, of Danbury, arranged for the supper.
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CATARRH.
n IsTRIcT of Newtown. ss. Probate court fe'

n IsTRICT of Newtown. ss. Probate Court. feo- u 9th. To. ~.., ,, Estate of Jerome H. Botsford. late oi Ne"'o"h' HI said District, deceased, .r.orn The Court of Probate for the District of NeWto"h hath limited and allowed six month from the date hraof for inc creditors of said estate, represented ;nsovant in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Charles c. Warner ana to Clarke. Esqs., of said Newtow., CohiiiiiSsiols .o receive and examine said claims.
 ertified by MONROE HUDSON. Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at te Town clerks otfice in said Newtown, on the 1st do,, of Fbruarv and the 7th day Of August. on each of said days for the purpose of attending on tLe business of said appointment.
 Pa1fo CLAIR. commisSioher' All persons indebted to said estate are reqaesseu to make immediate payment to
 CHAS H. PECK, Administrators
 SAMUEL. J. BOTSFORD,
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