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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-06-05
COLLINS ks|II
vOLTAIC PLASTER
kn Electro-Galvanic Battery combined with
a highly hedicated Plaster containing the
choicest medicinal Gums and Basams
known to modern Pharmacy.

These plasers have now been before the public for
two yers, and, Notwithstanding the immense number
remedies In the form of linilnents lotions, pain
carers and ordinary plasters they have steadily
creased va sale aud met with universal approval, as
evidenced by over one thousand unsolicited tcstimo
n.ls in possession. Many arkable cases have
been certified - by wcilknown citizens in all parts
Of tle Init tstcs copies OF which Will be sent free
az charge 10 one desiring them. Improvements,
~ may Wa g, have been made, IS suggested by OK
perlnce Gnl until 1t ID believe that they are now
w9Tti Ofretictle All we ask from every safer IN
tic laid IL singe trial The price is25 nts, hough
outstanding the efforts OF the prop:etors 70 make the
beet plaster In the world for the least money, any
siullir remedy can be bought, numbers of unScr1pn
lous dealers viii be found ready TO nisrepresert them
for ses HtOtpes and endcevor to substitute Others
% 10. allow youEelf 70 be Imposed upon. Ask for
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-06-05
SURPRISING cyRE,


. Gentlemen. About twelve years ago while travel.
INK with Father koup's Old Folks c. acert Troune as
5Hcr singer took severe cold ad laid up at
Newark, j. This cold brought a severe attack Of
tatarrh, Mich hattlc1 Wit every known remedy for
l9hr WeefS So ont ave., and was finally obliged to
give up a most desirable position and return home
nnanie q sing note. EoF three years Afterwards
yes ushle 20 sig at all. The FIRST attack OF Catarrh
ha Il NY Ras Eans and troatsO sensitive that the
re- rra5ifatgd Ia this way continued 70 uter. The
IA gu aeK, toe scvcrest ever ba q tribe. Z.
trfeh the most cxcrnciating pain In head. was so
hcae 90 70 20 scarcely able 20 speak. and conghed
iheese 4rtiy. thought was going into quick con.
sanirton, and firmly believe that had these synip-
TOMS coHInged without relief they would have rem
dcfed me en- easy victim. When IN this distressing
Sondlecn commenced the use Of 5 sEFoED's RApIcAL
~ yt II, very reluctantly, cOEtrss rs Il.
tef en- the advertised remedfrs without brnCat. The
ti-s dose OF tEls wonderful medicine gave me the
ReatesTellst. It IS hardly possible for whose
achpi eyes ache, who scarcely arcuiste distinctly
On account OF tie choking Accommodations in his throat.
70 realize how much reiefI obtained from tho FRET ar
piicition OF stNFoRDs RADICAL CURE. Cndet rs Ia
aa1 10y an oeeasloaai use OF the remedy SINCE have
- entirely ffee from Catarfh, for the Grst time in
Respectfully yorra.
GEO. v. IOLrROoK.
EALrnAI Mtas.. Jan. 8, 1876.
B. r---i purchased the RADICAL CCRR CT GEO. II.
EDNLkS. Druggist, Eumford B1ilGirg.
Zach pacs ge contains Or Sanford Improved Iahal-
i4 iNbe. W.ih tul directions for use Ia all cas-,
Pice,SlA for sale by all wholesale and Getph Drug
g..ia mr. uPloHt the United States and Faaadas.
WEEKS & iOiIE Els, General Agents and Wholesale
brHgglsta, iogton, Mass.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-06-05
COLLINS V0LTAlC PLASTER

Aud Insist upon nang what you are willngto pay for
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists through
out the United States and CaDadas, and by WEEKS 81
POrr 81, Proprie tor, Boston, Mass.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-06-05
''OH MY
BAG K!"

Urine Neryous DIseases, Female Weak ness aud Ex-
eesses; bUNTs REMEDY Is prepared Eek.
PRBSsLf for these diseases.
From Rev +. @. Taylor D. D., Pastor lat Baptist CHI
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Jan. &, 1879.
can testify to the virtue OF HUMPS REMEDY in
Kidney Diseases from actual trial. having been muchl
benefited oy it's use. E.G. TAYLOR.
from a retired min lister Of the Methodist Episcopa
Church
sos North 18th st., Phila., Penn, April 10, 1873
WIN. Il. CLARKE,-Dear Sir: HUNTS REMEDY
has cured my wife Of Dropsy in its worst form. All
hope had left for months All say that IL is mir
acle. Water had dropped from her right limb for
months. Forty eight hours had TAX en- all the extra
water from the system. All other means had been
tried. None succeeded but HUNTS REMEDY.
ANTuoNv ATwaoD
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-06-05
HOPkINS'
HOPKINS
CHOICE Nj @ w Err

II leads all others in rough ground and
wet aud tangled grass.
1t worked like a clock last year where
others failed.
II is the highest running and most perfect
and substantial Mower in use.
There was never one sold but what gave
the most perfect satisfaction.
Every man that tries one says he would
not have any other.
A team of three year-old colts can run
them anywhere with ease.
No breaking down.
Every Mower fully warranted to give per.
feet satisfaction or no sale,
Call on or address
ID. V. Perrin,
BLOOMINGTON. WISCONSIN,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-06-05

Knits all sizes of work. narrows and sidens its
shapes all sizes complete Knits over so different
garments socks, stockings, mittens eggips, wrist
let's gloves 1t knits every possible variety OF
plain or fancy stitch. IS per cent profit in manu-
featuring knit goods Farmers treble the value
Of their WOOL, by converting ii into knit goods.
Agents wanted in every state, county, city and
town, to whom very low prices will be made.
For full particulars and lowest price for the best
family machine send to
Biokford Knitting Machine Man'f'g Go.
BRATTLEBORO. VT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-06-05
Facts for the Public!

The Stomach and
Liges are the sourc-
es of z'igoy and
heaish-if kept IN a
healthy condition.
There is no k1ospH
remedy that sviX 50
promptly and eff.
gently insure a
Aealfly STOMACH
and LIVER, and so
thoroughly fortify
the system against
the sudden changes
of our climate, as the
wonderful, vItaliz-
ing, health giving
Holman LiVer and
| Stomach Pad. II is
also a sure preven-
f;zse Of dfsease. Do
not tail 10 ny n.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-06-05

HUNTS RENE
Df ia purely Yegeta-
Bile, aud Ia used by the
advice of Physicians.
IL has stood the test Of
time for 80 years and
{ IA Q utmost reliance
may BE- placed In IL
One trial will convinc,
you.
send for pamphlet 20
WIN. Il. CT
VAN Setback, sTI
Whgieeata aCeuta
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-06-05
JAMES
w | NJ E
OF
n O p S

WINE OF HOPS is the best kno wn remedy in The
world for Nervous Debility, Lost Energy Lost Hops
Imprudences Of Youth, Lost Vigor aud Ambition. IL
build up your shattered constitution. Those
afflicted with pinples en- the face, it viii re-
store your complexion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-06-05
mHUyT,s REMEDY

The Great Kidney
Medicine, cures pains
in the Back. Side or
Loins, and all diseases
Of the Kidneys. Blsd-
der and Urinary Organs
Dropsy, Gravel. Diabe.
te'. BT ight's Disease OF
the Kidneys,R Retention
of IDcontiueace of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-06-05

Bloomington, Wis.
The New York herald., 1879-09-25

Western amber held 30 amber ii,lnos 3 is
iae Oats steady; No 2 spot aud October 2se A. the
BsDsd ws'si m s. esssd 49, edsn a S
opened 81 II closing at 81 IL amber Michigan octo
81 oS bushels corn ooS do SUPERINTENDENT 900
bushels. corn, $1,000 do g.. -. .a-o
Flour active firm and higher family. s. IS So SO
Wheat excited and higher at the IN Psna @ Win sae a.
5000 busheis shipments. 22 900 do Corn quiet at Ale
sid & e ssss @ Barley s1s' s fair dsmsnd and higher no
fsiI soc. e2c Pork steady. with fair demand at
ssip meats ISsa ' dull shoulders hold at s. 5o short
- = = o sss4 ss1 4 sGE % aG saa
sides s6 So Whiskey active and irm at sios Butter
lGSs ssS lse ssa soe prime Reserve ss is
prime Central Ohio sc ise Sugar firm aud unsasngsa
p.sfns back sass S S s. 5 receipts
S.l24 head shipments $50 do o ,s-
Flour quiet and weak Wheat unsettled ana active but
sa s and the
81 U.s. No do 81 OO cash 81 0il. October; ST. o5zs
81 q The sss 3
jected Corn unsettled and lower the market being
October sese.. Noyemes,; seey May; sales at ssAe
bni s active %aaf ass @ sws
2ee cash and October ssse N9vomsSr; sos Nay; re-
.oesi firm e % 81 3e oeiaSar rSrs 1ssYs
3 s al Lard s
ss S. "Se Savs%Ss9 S%sI % al S S. Jam
n %s... ss sus 3 a shsa Il @ S
short rib and short clear s - Eggs i:ac i5e Whis
key :eys nSs. sns % % o.
S. 600 $1,000 DO barley 600 do shipmsats @
do oats do rye 1000 do; barley 81 900 DO A.
the close heavy dull weak % and lower At , 81 oc
81 ss sdssy NSyemssr 3 So 9ss 5sn..s M
ard stro M CASH s. CO. January.
The New York herald., 1879-09-25
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 24-5 r. NJ.
Cotton-Futures quiet; uplands low midd'ing clause
December and January delivery, 51xd
PRODUCE EXCHANGE, LIvKRPooL. Sept q. 1879.
Pork-Prme mess Eastern. steady ut 53s do, estern
steady AIS Bacon-Cumberland cut hrmer at 35s. !;
short rib hrmor at 33s.; long clear 6rmer At S0s
short frmer n 3is. Hams-Long cut steady at 37S {;
shoulders steady 2ls Beef-Inda mono in the
market do. steady Mt ss. prime do none In the
market Lard-Prime Western rmer ut 33s. 3D. Tallow-
Prime city armsr at s2s I'D Turpentne-spirits
steady 22s. 3D. Rosin-Common steady at 4s. Sd. !;
nns armer at lis Cd. Cheese-American choice
frner 4ss Lard oil steady at 33s. Flour
Extra State frmer 27s, Whest-Sprng No. y, mono
in the market No steady at 9 Sd new Western win
steady ID Southern winter steady At los
Cd Corn-Mixed steady at 5s 71ld. Cottonseed ol-Ye
law American, none in the market. Rosin-Common at
London dull at Turpentne-Spirits ut London steady
at 2ls. I'd.
LONDON Sept 24-5 p. M.
Refined petroleum I'd. per gallon Spirits Of turpenne,
21s Sd per cwt.
ANTWERP. Sopt "a, 1873.
Petroleum, le1sf. for hnc pale American.
American lard closed NJ s33sf per 100 kilos
The New York herald., 1879-09-25
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass Sept. "a, 1879.
Printing cloths have been active with large sales
Of "a SOU 31.c cash. but moderate sales OF
s6x6O cloths cash. At which quotations the market
clo ite steady.
The New York herald., 1879-09-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


Five Dollars
Five FIVE pSiiar boars
IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN Wi S{tSSI CRY GOVERNMENT
which bonds are issued and secured by Ss
,u Four Times Annaaily' ,,,h ,.,..r or
smaller premium. Every bond has always drawn pre-
The three highest IL premiums have always amounted to
soooS so9,S Elsria:, EIsrias,
snS nGs drswag e the above always
premium a". ., s.r's ' iss. Sisss. y .s cents. cold
The drawing has always y.,asss taken place
every bought before that date always
snsitlsd 70 the whole premium that was drawn thereon
thess bonds for the drawing
INTERNATIONAL BANKING COMPANY.
$50 Brosdwsy, Now York.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
JAcobs woSpERFHI hsSG5 sRa HInfy gy1TMSdRAM siTSs
Produces copies original writng of
pared paper rsaarea and Is so simple ehiia can
s. 20 sia The new ana already il great
public Offices and Institutions Beware Of
ol sSd
ST Il s sss & city JOS
INVENTORS, MANUFACTURERS OF NOVELTIES,
Ispscistes &c wishing TO reach the market address
w. II. DAILY co. "a boy st.
NOTICE TO BUTCHERS-FOR SALE OR TO LET.
IN Stall 81 Washington Market Inquire 31 West II vt s
WEEKLY FAMILY PAPER. WE'LL KNOWN AND
w growing In circutstion and popuartyWa part.
with SIS 900, who will find good Investment in y
permanent business Apply GRIGGS CARLETON %
broadway.
WANrED-A BUSINESS TO PURCHASE, OR PART
w nershp price about 81 900 Apply, by letter to p.
w.. New York Herald ONCE.
VNANrED-$lO.000 IN A MANUFACTURING BUSI-
mass tstsple article) Address BUSINESS, box III
Herald onice.
w in established matrimonial agency. Address Me-
CESSARI. box las Herald Uptown office. .s.
VNANTED-PARTNER WITH 81 ,OOO CAN PROVE IT
w remunerave best references; security Apply 3OS
West 23d st.
VNANTED-A PARTNER WITH $4,000 CAPITAL,
w to invest the oldest fine Grocery Houses
Philadelphia trade strictly first class nclud
ing the OF Of the first families in city and
Stae references required and given Address GROCERY
Herald Branch Office. Philadelphia
Coz INVESTED RETURNS $50 WEEKLY PROFIT;
CLCpartner accepted Apply i4l West 18th St., /.
NSOO ENERGETIC BUSINESS NAN IN WELL
~COO established concern good opportunity for live
man. SMITH, - Chambers
C.l OOO TO INVEST. WITH SERVICES, IN A
sDO.UUUstrictly first class Business that will bear
closest Investigation Address N. b. HENRY Herald Up
town Office.
CCS OO0 WANTED ADDITIONAL CAPITAL,
pAO.OVO.con controlling monopoly freproof material;
dress EXCLUSIVE. Herald oihce.
The New York herald., 1879-09-25
SALES Ar AUCTION.

Al I11SNoTTI6E At 70 3GL0oK nrnS1rr.v
1His DST * TNTAsRSS SiTF sPSST SSls,oso SoHodS'
cnicRESHSH snEESHAf trkiSMT th,AN2METpfTEi pixxo.
sc ch.s s sSs @
BRONZE raro1
HnT
sFk SETS MrFk ASh As
@ I is s1si sssss
r%sS a sSs s sp .Ss rRs
Chairs, in leather; sverware, Crockery, Wine Closet
-fais E'sSslss s
THIS T4SRSPA ,6 oDck MoRSN as ooMMEEoIsd
T. SSh$Sh nSS SnjSSSs
comprising osean. Drawing Eosm Suits satin and
pn.
Ea.y cass oil rapss Sy srtsss S Ss
Glass China aud sxs Ws5e and
Goods packed and shipped II desired.
uoTEoyS S,yy SALE ,oy TVS PAY GHpRsP6ASYNo rs, 6SNor
Al ao FIVE WEsT fram sD FisAuH Skha afh M
eSSSfNSiSG Il 81 oGI1SK 1sNSr,rsK
Ps
superb Parlor Suits. covered In satin.
IS pieces aud coeiiy Bronzes
Marquetry Cabinets.
inlaid and Sienna marble top Tabea
ebony and gilt Easels.
20 Parian marble Statnettes.
Sevres and ormolu Mantel Sets
Pier and Mantel Mirrors.
2 carved and inlaid Etageres.
Is Window lace Curtains.
Patent Rockers in raw silk.
So fssss 1 an rs9sS. s,.as ss."a 81 eminent artists
IS velvet and Brussels Carpeta
elegant Library Cases.
Secretary Bookcases
Library Tables
Ladies' Escrtoires and Work Tablss
500 volumes Choice Books.
Turkish Lounges and Chairs
Suits, covered in silk
solid walnut Extcn sion Tables.
elegantly carved BHfets
"a Dining, Chairs, covered in leather
china Dinner and Tea Sets.
40 pieces Sterling aud Plated Ware.
10 magnificent Dressing Gases and Bedstesda
inlRd Chtffoniers.
24 white cured hair Mattresses.
20 French Bolsters and Pillows.
3 Suits. covered in
Also Furniture of kitchen and servants apartments
N. B-Goods pac ked and shipped Take elevated railroad
to 23d ST. station. j. LUCIUS SMITH. Auctioueer.
n. BARKER 4 CO., Auctioneers
Al and ~ Liberty st.,
will sell by auction THIS DAY Thursday, September 25
Library of Standard Books.
A -TUNIs JOHNSON AUCTIONERR,
IA. old stand 81 Nassau st.
ON SATURDAY. AT II O'CLOCK,
SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
so ELEGANT 2, B. 4 AND q LIGHT CHANDELIERS,
30 elegant Gas Reading Lamps fne extension Hall Chan
doliers Once Desks, &c.
The New York herald., 1879-09-25

WTLLTAM ABBOTT. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
~ this day, at II o'clock, at the auction rooms 93
Bleecker ST. large number OF hne hotel (rus.
sells aud ingrainJ aso walnut Bureaus, Bedstsads Mat.
trsssos Bedding. &c.
The Newtown bee., 1879-10-29
INUH ton.

Why don't some one set our hat
works in motion
Mr.. John 4. Hughes has been build
ing a new fence about his residence.
Mr. John Elliott did the work.
Taunton is well fixed as far as
butchers are concerned. two having start
ed up the past week.
Mrs. Ada, wife Of the late Beers Fair
child, died at the residence Of Mr.. Sam
uel b. Camp Friday. Mrs. Fairchild had
been an invalid some time past, having
suffered stroke of paralysis. The fu-
neral took place Sunday.
-Chas. Blackman, owing to increase
of business is building an addition to his
erist mill. During the past fall he has
made 1000 bushels of apples into cider.
Mr.. Blackman is a good business man,
and is getting along finely.
Mr.. Isaac Briscoe thinks he is the
most unfortunate man In our village.
On Friday he brought two bushels Of tur-
nips to town, and with the proceeds
thereof purchased a quantity OF grocer
les. On his way home it was necessary
for him to so into the woods to get a
load of wood, and he left his groceries
and coat on the side of the road; on his
return some one had taken all the arti-
cles. Isaac says he don't care anything
about the groceries, If they would only
bring back the coat.
The Newtown bee., 1879-10-29
Wheeferf0wEs.

NORTH CENTRE DIsTIeT.
MI l. G. Brennan is building a barn
18x20. Fairchild Bros. are doing the
work.
Daniel Mcmahon has been putting
up new outbuildings and otherwise i'm
proving his premises this fall
John Houlihan considers himself I'M
der great obligations to John McMahon
and g Professor, as the latter were I'M
doubtedly the means of saving his COW
from great injury last week, the animal
having got itself entangled in ladder
Mr.. Mcmahon thinks she must have
learned from his COW the trick of climb
ing up ladders to pick apples at night.
a party Of young men Of this place
while on their way home Saturday night
met what they VOW and declare to be
ghost. The object appeared like the
hind portion of a horse, about ten feet
high, and was of course robeo in indomi-
table white. To say that they were
scared would in no way describe it; they
were spell-bound, their eyes hung like
bt'i4S u HI6 upon ln6I cheeks, their
teeth chartered, in fact they were per-
fectly electrified at the weird object
which stood in their pathway. Not a
word was uttered by any of the party,
until the ''Spoony portion of it ven
tured to suggest that all get 81 Ready .,
and start at given time, and endeayor
to vanquish the object that stood like a
barrier In their way, and threatened to
keep them away from their homes for The
night, while one who had often boosted
and Pf'Qfess(ed) a great deal as to what
lie would do on a like occasion, would in
no way agree to the measure proposed
by his mates. The situation was getting
serious; the ghost stood there and so
did our fIiends, when one Of them being
a muscal-inclined chap, unconsciously|
began Whi8tling, " Poor Little Butter
cup, aud it proved fortunate thing, as
the object Immediately disappeared, leav-
ing thecoast clear for our friends to CON
tinue tFeir journey homeward. They
now have great res 2ect for SulIiyan's
greatest effort, and each and every one Of
them vigorously maintains that If it'll
hadn't been for" Pinafore they wouldn't
nave had q wink Of sleep that night.
The Newtown bee., 1879-10-29
G.. A. RS visit to bridgeport.

James Il. Moore Post, No. IS. of Dam
bury, Commander, General james Ryder,
and Custer Post, No. 46, of Sandy Hook.
Commander, DR.. w. G. Vile, left this
station, Thursday evening, on visit to
Post Elias Howe, Jr., of Brido eport
From Danbury the number of visitors
was 153 and from Newtown forty. The
party arrived in Bridgeport about half
past seven, the Danbury Post being ac-
compauicd by the Citizens Band Of GRASSY
Plains, and were met at the depot by
delegation from Post Elias Howe. az
companied by the Excelsior Drum Corps.
line was speedily formed and a parade
made through the principal streets of the
city, after which they went to the hall of
Robinson Zouaves, in Sturdevant Build
ing, where q handsome collation. was
served by the ladies. Supper over the
members OF the order repaired to Grand
Army Hall, where fhe secret work of the
organization was gone through with.
Good music was in attendance, and
dancing was kept up until one O'Clock,
when the party took the train for home,
highly pleased with the handsome man
ner they had been entertained. A pleas
ant incident of the evening was
the presentation to Post James E. Moore
OF q handsome ornainented cake bearing
It's name, to Custer Post of another OF
equal beauty, and to William E. Disbrow
Of still another. The Citizens Band fur
nished fine music; they are handsome
body of men, and, with another years
practice will be one of the best bands In
this part OF the State.
The Newtown bee., 1879-10-29
n. N. amt n. H. Es. Es.

The most thorough and satisfactory
survey of the unfinished line of the old
Hartford, Pr0videEce, and Fishkill Road
between Waterbury and the Harlem Road
has just been made by Gen Wilson and
others. Gen. J. FL. Wilson, late of ST.
Louis, whose military energy comes in
play here as the new general manager OF
this railroad, went out on Saturday the
18th inst, with Chief Engineer L. B. Bid
well and Superintendent McManus, and
the three, during Saturday, Sunday and
Monday, went thoroughly over the whole
line westward from Waterbury, on foot
and carefully examined everything. Not
a rod of filling, cutting, bridging or grad
ing escaped their scrutiny. They went
to the junction with the Harlem Road, at
Brewsters. 1t was found that the last
eight miles at the west end, is already
for putting down the ties and the rails ::
the filliug and grading all being perfec-
ted On the other thirty miles they
found the road bed all graded in places,
at intervals, and but comparatively little
left to do in grading, and only two or three
rock cuttings to be made. These are be-
tween Waterbury and Danbury 1t is be-
lleved that everything can be done, and
the road put in working order from Bos-
ton to the Harlem Road at Brewsters, by
the 1st of next July.-Times.
The Newtown bee., 1879-10-29
BITUARY.
William RfnIxesIee.

On Thursday morning Mr.. William
Blakeslee, an old and respected citizen,
died at his residence, aged eighty-four
years and four months. Mr. Blakeslee
was born in NewtoWn, in the year 1895,
in the old red house at resent occupied
BY Mr.. John Griggs; at the age of TWEEN
ty-two he went to st. Louis, Mo-, in
which city he commenced learning the
watchmaker's trade, and after perfecting
himself returned to his native place and
engaged in the jewelry business. At the
age of twenty-eight he marriei Chloe
daughter of Captain Fairman, who died a
number Of years ago; the result OF this
union was nine children James, Maria,
Charles, Sophia, William, Mary, Grace,
George and Mary. James, Charles and
William are engaged in the oil business
in Pennsylvania; Sophia is the wife of
Mr.. ID. S. Hammond, of Brooklyn: Grace
is the wife of our townsman, Samuel G.
Glover; Mary and George are residing
in this village. Deceased continued In
business here until four years ago, when
he retired from active life.
The funeral took place on Monday
from the late residence of the deceased,
and was attended by a large number of
of relatives and friends. Rev. Mr.. Hask-
ms read the beautiful service of the
Episcopal Church, and made a few APP
propriate remarks. The following gentle
men acted as pail bearers Chas. More
house, Chas. Warner, Deacon Camp
Joseph A. Blackman, Simeon b. Peck
and Norman B. Glover. The remains
were inferred in the Newtown Cemetery
Thus passes from earth one of our old
est and best known ciJizens-one whom
we shall miss from our streets, one who
shall be missed in his home. His genial
manner and hopeful nature, his cordial
greeting and kind words, have brought
sunshine into both home and village, and,
now that he has gone we feel that some
thing of the light as well as the life Of
our place has gone also. To his children
and relatives we extend our sympathy,
and rejoice that such memory of such a
father and friend is left them.
The Newtown bee., 1879-10-29
New Advertisements.

House to rent. See adv't.
Farm for sale. See adv't.
Advertisement of License Notice In
another column.
See adv'ts OF electors notice-First
and Second Districts.
Lambert II Brink, Danbury, are Of
fering special Inducements In Gloves,
CloalSs and Dolmans. Read their new
advertisement.
Sec McCord, Copeland & Co.'s new
advertisement in this weeks Issue. This
firm make speciality OF filling orders
received by mail. and are very glad to
send samples to any part of the State
Foster, BESSIE q Co., of 81 Main
street. Bridgeport, have an immense
stock OF clothing, gents furnishing goods.
etc, which they are selling at low prices.
When purchasing a winter suit, do not
fail to call upon them.
The Newtown bee., 1879-10-29

very low prices.
PICTURE FRAMES all styles on and made order.
ENGRAVED CARD FRAMES, with map 10 cts
CABINET
HEAVY POL. BLACK WALNUT :" so
COMBINATION rs
4nch 81 %
Velvet Frames, all styles at very low prices
Two Velvet Card Frames for %
Pictures, all kinds and sizes.
Chromos Engravngs, Photographs Iithograps and Oil
Paintings Tables, Brackets, Hat Racks, ETC.