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A Mormon Apostle In IIss Wessr.

OepRE, Utah, May 2+-In the Mtlea
polygamy case, which is being tried n
Salt Lake, Apostle Wells, witness for
the prosecutions, to-day refused - ans
wer questions Us TO the charaCter Of The
defendant and as to the regaiia worm ~
the M Mormous IN the Endo wment HOueo.
Judge Emerson committed HIM 20 the
appear in court tomorrow morning aad
show cause why he should not be punish-
ed for contempt. It Is said he will not
expose the secrets OF the EbdoWmeut
n use. The July Is composed snnrely
of Genttles. t7,rl r hn'i nolfh
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v,nse s,..ul I'm Chester.

"Our Boys" use ball club, OF TINS city
will 90 10 Chester, this AFTERNOON; anu
play q match game with the k-G pIation
Nine" of the third class of the fehhsyi
yauia Military Academy. ,ltt a
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complimentary ns.sAs I

A number of our proninent atasens
have determined, to tenller ~. ~
kins Lawrence Of the walnut stIess
theatre, philadelphia ~ IN
in this city, colnplimensasy 1enens'
The benefit will be given On Ssfuraay,
May nth, Including q m.tanee. y.
Lawrence will ~ s11sesdsoy ne en-
tire Walnut Street Co4peny unoer ne
management * rs s - = &c. -.
"'ris'ye The great feature ssssi;s' y ps' -
will be the numbez q gteEy who vt!l
take part. AZ tlae npati1ee ahakesR ea.e's
delightful comedy, yft4a xQH 4lke II"
be presented, with fye Ree9tyNae,
The evening peyerYaapG VII pe
Romeo and juliet s1le ~ s.
never been seen before = this CITY, and
tits hoped tlmt the eeSEt q ~: Lsy- q
renee, will baappfec4pfed, ana tnat ~
Opera House Will be ,cFpvaed' 'as4,f
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Preserve your baby's health oy ps omp-
,tly administering DR., Bulls baby syrup
for Ihe Diseases OF early childhoOd' frice
25 cents bottle. n ~ hioNFa a
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a co-p-.-i::: = Y ~. 9 5I,,s s.''1s -,

o. WAsHING1OH, Nay 4 1Y--Ene lnxrQ'
duction today Of Senator Jobpsto4lS
Compromise Texas Pacific hcilFood y So bili,
authorizing The payment "a 94osuO ana
the constrsetionI pf eartaip h!sncpea, n
in anticipation AZ early actien = e: I,
next session, and t2 eac9se hs psSs,des =
possible in bo(h HQuafs before ealouf3-
ment then. yhe southern lnn9ence u
this important measure, and q dispoai-
tion is shown TO psalke an effort 70 -
the bill in the Senate at thu present eea-
sion if he delays in the pending contr0-
yersy should lead TO general leRislaflon.
At a recent conferppce Of S3ntheFn RI
presentatives 1t was decided 70 be goy-
erned as to action by the course Of busA-
ness. The friends of The bill are nov ,,,
confident Of success - soon - the Dill
comes fairly before Congress. u .r
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DisOrslerly Conduct.

This morning, George Garter, William
Thomas and Daniel Gallagher, were be-
fore the Mayor Oh the charge of being
dlsorderly in the streets. They were each
required to pay ST. and costs.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
. BY virtue OF a writ o! Lrvari Faclas
TO me d rected, will be exposed 10 pubic
sale. atfhe N Eg
HOTEL OF SAMUEL PEACOCK,
In Middletown, In st. George hundred
New aslle county, Delaware. on
SATURDAY,
The 18th day of May, A. D., 1879,
atllo o'clo TX q m, the following described
Real Estate, viz:
land sil luate In the town OF Middletown.
New Castle County. Del, a'J lining lands
of .Iohn W, Mackin, John G. Vandenbraak
and John Daley. Beg nntng ut q corner
for these and lands of the said Macken's
on the south side of lockwood street and
running therce with the line OF the said
Mackens in q southerly courae i05 feet TO
line Of the said Vandenbraak In weater-
" coIrs e so feet to lands OF Lake and Cul:
bertson thence with The line Of the SAID
Lave o and Culbertson In nortnerly course
II feet 10 lands o. John Daily thence with
line of the said Daily In an easteriy course
az feet to another corn, FOR the SAID Dalley
thence again with the said DAILY IN
northerly course "a feet 10 tne saa Lock cs,
wood street thence with the said ock-
wood strt ct in an easterly course 70 feet 70
the place OF beginning containing ooO0
snuare feet OF land he The same more or
Selzed and taken In execution az the
mr. ,perfy OF John W. Haye es ana Saran H.
his wife and T. t.. ann mS 70 pe yIid oy yy,.,,TJ
may2- -eOdts.
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,..s ..ssssss'
..s bill does not include the
Ps,.mortem S.u examination (S3o),
~ the total cost up to over one
l%o bjll being presented to the
liouers M they were struck y lts
|res. but we're legally informed
we're in duty bound to approve
they have done. c,.. =, ,,o
Castle County, the fees OF the
,re as follows: in9mj1os ~
Iinr the body. z W w
witness summoned .... o0
lnd returning dispositions =.
..si,- w
6nd certifying a recogni- ao
|..............s'''''
Sinr and qualifying in
| and drawing aud return ~ =
buistiOn. .....,.s.....''s ~" ~"
Sino AN arrest. t..........'s w
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HEALDa & CO.,
y BANK ERs 4 BROKERS,
AHu DRALxRs /

AZ ifi ra3 AHD DnALIRs In .gr54t1
Stocks. oNDss,a,.L0SA.NNs; MHkT-
CLAYTON HOUSE. wrLnINaroN. DEL
Interest. Coupon. and General Colisc-
t,d,,s. Tickets 10 and drafts on. Great
Britaip and other paris Of the world.
jams .lyd 'AN
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HIc dHIf OOs ss.s.sss.ss''
Willn IlsGtOn m arkets.

WILMINGTON. Del. May 8, 1879
Ouolatt0ns at the Brandy vine MI.Is m'
Penny packer 4 Co Corrected Daily.
Best patsnt Process Flour. l6a ~
Choice fam eulily...............'. oZns " "
Supernne Flour................ w ~
Wheat ....................s'.'"
Rrsn ner ten ,as- 1SOt
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Ex-City Treasurer J. L. Killgore IL In
town, today, He looks wells and says
he weighs 1s2 pounds Good fighting
weight, tins, .,,tr.,,. a. .4f
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Returned to Wilmington

Iwould inform my friends and former
pairons that have returned to this city,
!. nd have taken the O. 9 and well estabiish-
ed saloon, corner NINTH AND WALl-
NIT STREETS, where Will be pleased
to see all that may desire 70 call.
: my2r2tA ~ q As.r JOHN MANI.
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RrII EDITION
Au IN0UEDT.

%osr or An INQUHE. :
evy ! chsster Local Nsscs ssy =
,sSS,rrsd BY the Coroner foF y
inuilest in the 2. caye Sd q
nsyIin. ~ who was shot in rh9e-
y De' Inst saturday evening % ~
Pn II, IA been presented y 70 me !,
rcl'' s'',issioners, is and Is ite'nized
s the dead body..;....;1'o -
|asIns Ps ins and qualifying in- !, a.
f.........-.s'''' *
,........s. -"
Eoning and qualifying ~ q 90
IT, .,.......sss's.'
has. four days. ..'''...s.:,c 10 -. :
RI down testimon3 w @ ~
It 81 per thousa''d wof~ o
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The Delaware City canning establish
ment las been sold at Sheriff's sale to
WIN. Reynolds, for $1,000.
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and Com N er-ial.

naroN. Dsl., May 3. 1919.
Lr. 81 stucn quOssksAosA. Furnished w
ID 400, CiayscS9 H9nss sr hu'idins
~''- s'cSStyH OJJOTATIONB. N
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Local Stock and Bonds.

Local SfOCke omd BOnsuss ?
national Bank OF Delaware. ........... b0(
First National Bsnk. ~
Union National Bank.
National Rank VII. and Brandywine.. q
Farmers' Bank. nk.;.:;..........:..:..'....' g g
,saiawars r r. .28 X
Delaware Western r 4 Co Stock, q. - i
Phila, vii. d Baltimore X. X. Co... ~
Wiim a Northern II. K. Co. ....... .....A
Delaware Fire Ins. Oo"..............:3 y
Wilmington City s.....................los .los
wilmington City %. -. l0?k
New Castle County Loan ................, ~
Delaware Railroad. nrst Mortgage. ..... 70
vii. Passenger Railway 90. 1st mort. y
Masonic Han ca Bond. -.- ......... SD-
Masonic Hall Co.. ...........i I
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Cases, &c, for sale by

cases, &C., IOr sale Dy
JAMES BELT,
1lled - 5uEs Cor. SIKH Y Market SITS.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.- - The
m est compile te stock, and the largest as
sortment OF Surgical Instruments ever ex-
hibiled in this city. For sale at New York
prices. illustrated catalogues furnished
by n tflIl III z. JAMES BELT,
,',.i ,..f. 80. Cor. sixth q Market SITS.
Prof. J. A. Going's Horse Remedies
Veterinary Editor OF "Sph1t of the 7fnaes")
Going's Worm Destroyer, Copeman's Ton
ic Powder, Going's COlic Powder, Going's
Cough Powder. Goins's "Anatemy Of the
Horse" "a card rsk keleton upon which is
located every i'm portant disease to which
the horse isi1fablel All the above foi sale
~ the AGENT, Z.JAM ES BELT,
~ N wholesale b Retail. Druggist,
Cor. Sixth & M"rket sts.
LADIES'DEPAR
For supporters, Braces. Trusses, Elastic
STOCKINGS, Anklets, Knee caps. Syringes,
&c.
~Private Room. Lady Attendant.
Private entrance for Ladies at No. West
Si1tn street.
2. JAMES BELT,
"a wholesale and Retail Druggist,
~ IA Corner Sixth and Market sr cts
~ EM Wilmi inRton Delaw are.
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Pratt'S Astral Oil.

RuppI1eB fuTIy Che WIFI IOT peTIeCCIy
safe and reliable Illuminating OIL for fam
lily use, free not only from the danger o.
explosion but from the danger OF the huid
igniLing should Tie ligbted lamp be upset.
II Is pat up in1 gsl, and gal. tin cans,
each of which Ia closed with a metal cap,
bearing the manufacturers stamp. Hav-
Ing handled several hundreds OF thousands
of gallons of this oil without q single hcci-
dent resulting from Its use we can conf
dentiliy recommend 1t as a pc, fectly pure
ard sale oil - For sale Wholesale and retail
- Cor. slsih 4 tn Market Sis. s
|Physicians'A Pockst Gases, Buggy
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NJ oTiCE,,A A JosEPH W6I5 AIN Ii oom-
N pllhnce with the feqifrsn6e ei,ts Of The
act Of "A sembly. In such csl5S rna<ls and
PROV ided. DO hereby givenotlo sthat / shall
apply IN writingto the Ccau Of General
the state Of Delaware, N ana for New Cas-
tie county, on Monday. The 13lh day OF Nay
next 4: p, 1879. SelnI To 6fSt dsy of t6s
cen,e To, keep an Inn or Is verS n No. ~
w. Front 81. ~ Ward, IN the City Of VIII
minstoh, Delaware and 70 ssli intoxica-
ting liquors m n less Quantities than one
enG The Gf0'blowipg ,bs ssspectsble citisens Room
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~ - i9so bisn l,s
.3di-l 'sef Yalas,itsv5
hnf ,s-f ~ am fan0,r,,' !.
'+s @'b "a - Il
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xf a-N .siis 'sFtnE h1s 'iis
|lhlu -fftiIa f4Ny
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Rubber Boots.

do not attempt as is being q in this vicinity, ,n palm of common Rubber Boots, dull finished. as Pure Gum. My goods will be represented exactly they are.
 adies .s Coneress ana SnsIle
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was a squally day We couldn't help it, we had no choice in the matter. In point of fact it was rather forced upon us at Che time, and from that day to this we have not liked the month. Perhaps 1t was better than not to have been born. h that event we might not have been miss ed by the world, but it would have been a sore disappointment to us, though we sometimes think it would have been money in our pocket if we had not been born at all. Ii it were to do over we wouldn't come down in March, we would stay with the angels first.
 Mrs. V. B. B0tsford of WeStville dis trict, has been quite sick with pneumonia but is now convalescing.
 A barn occupied by Mr. Michael Lynch on Deer Hill was burned about half past eight o'clock on Wednesday e> enin". The fire is said to have been caused by the explosion of kerosene lamp. It oc cured when the several churches were holding service and it interfered consi. erably with the services. The alarm being given near by the audience soor began to thin out In one of the churches there came near being apanic. The fire companies were out in quick trim anC the fire was confined to the building il which it originated.
 A hawk broke jail at the Express office the other day and caused temporar, excitement He dashed through the win dow and made dive for Sam. Stebbins Son, on the corner opposite and broke another window. Sam. did not know whether to regard it as the dove O. peace or the bird of evil omen The case will be referred to the woman who was born with a caul, who is solving all difficult problems. He was recaptureG and treated to d dose of chloroforn which ended his earthly life. He will henccforth do duty as stuffed bird.
 HORACE.
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M MOnrOe.


 Miss Helon Mar White, assisted by the Musical Society, gave an entertainment In the Town Hall on the evening of the 10th. Those who attended the same, pronounced the affair a grand success, and 1t is to be regretted that the audience was so small. The poor attendance Was, doubtless, partly attributable to the very . bal travelling, which at present prevails in Monroe.
 Mir. Frank Wales. of Bridgeport, has recently purchased the property formerly owned by Jcre. Davis, Esq, and will at once move his family to Monroe. MT. Duvis' people will probably start Tor Chi cayo next week. We bid our old neigh bors an af1ectionate aiieu, wishing them happiness where ever they may be; and extend to MT. Wales and family hearty welcome, trusting that they will meet with n warm reception from all with whom they will soon be associated.
 Rev. Mir Dunields offspring Is materi- ally increased by the late appearance of another son
 Mir. Edmond Bcardslcy commenced the Summer term of his school on Monday the 10th.
 Miss Emma Judson Is to teach this season in Chestnut Tree Hill district, Trumbull.
 Mir. Chas. Warner has concluded to re- move to Southbury Centre this Spring. We are very sorry to record the depart ure of MT. Warmer and family, and con gratulate Southl ury through the col umns of the BEE.) on the i'm migration within itSbortiers of SO excellent family. Mir. Burr Sherwood of this place is one of the jurors on the HOyt case.
 It Is reported that Mir. J. c. Johnson, l..A t.k Irt.
 At recent meeting of the Musical As- sociation, the vote for officers resulted as follows: President, John Stevens; Vice President, Miss Josie Perkins; Secretary, D. A. Nichols, Jr. Treasurer, E. G Baardsley. Mir. Latin still retains the position us teacher, and Miss Carrie May Latin, Is organist for the society.
 W. B. Lamphcar is building small house on his premises, between his resi- dence and Elm St.
 MT. Edward Rockwell is again clerking 1t at the Stepney Depot.
 Frank Beardsley is preparing for Il concert, to be given in few weeks ut Trumbull church.
 The funerals of Mrs. Betsey Smith and Mrs. Bctsey Taylor, were both attended on the 4th of March. A sad and singular coincidence. Both of the deceased were members of the Congregational church oi this place.
 Miss Stella sherman was received with the Cong. Church on Sunday last.
 Monroe Is wlde-awake over music One old gentleman says that they have the music mania" Every man, woman and child that can raise and fall the eight notes are preparing themselves to teach music next Winter; they think of moving the Boston Conservatory of Music tC Pools Hatch" this spring.
 With so many correspondents iron Monroe. all the news of our humble towI will doubtless find Its way to the BEE.
 F.. l.. $.
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aI he IBte Tuesday, March 25th, iS7o'
TannLom.


 Now thtl the blue birds have began 70 whistle, and the robins assemble to sing ESQ eariy ia the morning. and catch tue worm, tho agriculturist may be seen glanc. lg over his land. wondering Tn which lot he will feed his potato bugs, tho coming season..
 Hattiug Is still brisk hero; they are having moro work ut present, than at tune since Mir. Gum has been Ill tho ou'- mess in Taunton.
 While Horace Osborn was fishing atthe North End of the lake last Sntarday, his horse which was tied by the road, broke loose and ran as far as the hat shop, where it stopped without doing any dam age.
 1t Is reported that thi3 district will huvo some difficulty in obtaining money from the school fund owing to the lack of making necessary improvements, but we cannot say that 1t Is authentic.
 Miss Annie Simons (colored), daughter of Amos Simons, of this place. was buried here last Wednesday.
 Mrs. Mead and Miss Curtis have been visiting friends In Roxbury during the wosk. UNo.
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DOdgingIOwn,

DOuSAhSlOWn.
 DEAR MIR. B -NothwithstanGing the rain and mud, I was at the Dodginytown school exhibition, and it seems to me that your Cricket" of last week, jumped some of the best parts of the entertuin- ment. Such as 1.-The tea party" which was admirably done by four young girls
 heard the names mentioned as Susie, Lizzie, Lil'ie and Genie Susie was Mrs. Burlington alarming Ike's socks and enter tainfng her guests but the party came to a sad end, for the cat stole the wafIles and pound cake and left Mrs. F. in ..such diploma" Another good one and rath- CT new, was the 'tOld Bachelor" Crank makes a fine old baenelor, though I am told he is hardly in his teens, who found to his horror and disgust that the cats and mice were devouring his store of bread and cheese. After slaying them with th hn handle of his umbrella: he in per; ton sets out for London in search | or vile, reaches the house of widow | lady, who introduces in turn her five daughters; one very tall, one very short, one very silly and one very cross, but the l fifth one just to his mind So he takes
 her in his wheel-barrow but she Is so loaded with boxes and bundles that the
 barrow breaks down--his wife aas a l fall, and down comes wheel-barrow, wife and all, " and he cries helplessly
 over his bride. The mo her and sisters mingling their tears with his Not Il
 word was spoken during all the play, but
 behind the curtain was sung the old song so familiar "When I was a bachelor. , "Courtship under difficulties, made a great laugh, for John supposed she was
 deaf and she supposed he was deaf. A
 number of pieces by others were all well done. Not one failure. Johnnie read
 Maud Muller beautifully. Little Emma and Cliffie did nicely. Teacher and schol
 ars deserve praise for their successful ef forts to please the neighborhood It wal truly what it claimed to be. A fun ex hilton. SNAIL.
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DAnhury.

"Winter fingers in the lap of Spring" We should say so.
 The confectioners are on the point of pulling out their new crop of maple sugar.
 The tall chimney on West St., which has stood sentinel, and done duty as an advertising bulletin for many years, has been taken down.
 Dr. Lacey lost valuable dog last Tuesday, by it's being run over byxa team, breaking both hind legs.
 gentleman by the name of Patterson, fell down flight of stairs at the Pahqui- oque Block few nights since and re- eeived severe injury on the head.
 The lecture at the Catholic church on the night of St. Patrick's day by Father Riordan, Is highly spoken of. There was large attendance.
 On Tuesday a convention of Good Tenn plars, was held at the lodge-room, of the order here. Singing by the Glee Club. A nice time reported.
 HI. M. s. Pinafore" is coming. Those who engineered 'Belshazzar," are at the | helm.
 | The other day two ladies were knocke ed down at the crossing near the Post-of1ce, by carriage in which two gentlemen were driving. They were cared for in the Post-Oflice. The result of careless driv- ing.
 | The religious interest continues in the Disciples, Baptist and Methodist churches. A large number of new converts have been added to the membe4 ship.
 Mir. B. F. Bailey is announced to give his new lecture, aAround tho World" al the Opera House, on Tuesday evening
 Railroad contractors from Bos 5on, were in town few days ago. looking along the proposed line of the New England road with view to bidding for the contract.
 On Wednesday night week, Rev. Mr. Hershey, of West St church, was sur. prised. It took about seventy-fve of his practitioners and friends to do it. A very enjoyable time is reported.
 And now our detective, MT. c. H. Cros by, has been to the lime-kiln below Beth. el, to assist a Massachusetts officer. who was seeking for q Bethel citizen, and ht nabbed lime-kiln gentleman in his gar ret, who except for Charleys interference Wood have escaped from the garret-win dow.
 Rev. Mir. Williams of Brooklyn, ha. been laboring at the Disciples churcl again, part of the past week. If the sex enteenth h was the kind of a da, that St. Patrick delights in, we don't 2, for his saintship, unless it is with sharI stick. But it is March and we make due allowances. It is capricious, treacher ons. unstable, blustery, dirty month sanwiehed in between Winter ant Spring. of no other earthly use only t, hold the months together, and preven the year from breaking his spine wheI } he gets up from his Winters nap W. have right to speak our mind abou March, for 1t is our mouth too, bcggin; ' St. Patrick's pardon. We were born fl March. We do not remember particular ly what kind of day it was (our memor, IS not good Ga dctail), but wc arc sure i
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gyogs ofY Cutsa

aENILsNAN Mho suffered for years from .A Hervons DEBILITY, PREMATURE -Diss,AY. nd all the effects of youthful inaiscreton will for he sake of suffering humanity send free to all wh'' need it, the recipe and direction for making the simple remedy by whiehEhe cured sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers experience, can do so by addressing. in perfect confidence,
 JOHN iS. OGDEN 42 tedar Street. New York
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For Sale.

-HE stock and fixtures of retail Boot and shos
 Store. situated in Bethel, Conn. For particu lars enquire of Box, No. III. None need enquire unless they mean business.
 good opportunity f..r . person with capital satisfaotory ressons given for wanting to sell . Bethel, Jun. !, 1879. e2w)
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FLCURi

Inos offer Diploma Tho iu"st n-w l.suc'Ss ri.ta' made MiIn,santE. Aiichigas Flour. all u tiic Yer! lowest prfo-.
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EE1O the Probate Court, for the District of Newtogn
 \ The application Of ofElzabeth Botsford. respect fully showeth: That she is the mother Guardian to Elizabeth, Laura and Jabez Botsord Minors sor. mery belonging to said district and that said Minors the owners of the following Real Estate viz: The undivided threetitths part of two pieces land 1y ing in Newtowll. ill said district. First piece at Bear Hills so ca:lad bounded north by land tor merly owned by Ira Sherman and Susan Glover and others; east by highway; south by heirs of Ezekiel Beers and west by land of Mrs. Charles B. Glover, Minott Augur and highway, containing about sixty acres. Second piece situated the Housatonic railroad; bounded northerly by land of Florence S. and Mary B. Glover; easterly by said railroad; southerly by highway; and westerly by land of Charles H. Gay and by land of William l.. Terrl containing six acres more or less. Val ued at fifteen hundred dollars.
 And she further says, That the Estate is at pres ent unproductive that the avails thereof want ed for the support, maintenance and education of said Minors, and that it will be for the advantage said Minors to sell the same, and invest the avas thereof according to law; wherefore she says that there is just and reasonable for selling the same She therefore prays the Court to order said Reaestate to be sold, and to empower her or some
 other meet person to sell the pursuant to the Statute in such case made and provided.
 ELIZABETH BOTSFORD, Guardian
 Dated, Newtown. Mar. Sth, 1879.
 RESTRICT OF VIEWPOINT ss. PRO-
 U BATE COURT, March 9th, 1879. ORDERED, That tho foregoing application be
 heard and determined at the Probate Office in New
 town, the 10th day of April. 1879 at o'clock af ternoon: and that notice thereof be published ir some public newspaper near the place where such Roa- lies. three weeks succeasyely at leae 1 six weeks before said time assigned.
 MONROE HUDSON, Judge.
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L. B. BOOTH,

sN1wTowJG. CONN.
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Boots E. Shoes

Special sale of old lots at very low
 prices:
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My stock is the largest, My sales are by far the greatest My expenses the lightest, and have no one to divide profits with but my customers. All goods not proving as represented will be taken back and money refunded.
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Mems Thick Boots q 75 100 25. 3.sa. K and O
 Calf Boots S2 0O, 2. 25. 5o. 2.15, 30o
 very fine S325 to $500 Ladies' fine Goat Ruitoned Boots $l75 %. 250. .&3
 fine French Kid Buttoned Boots. S3-75 to 45c