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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-13

INVEST VIRGINIA. TO VII At rules held
w in the Clerks Once Of the Circuit Cour,
o. Hampshire county, on the 6rst NoudAy in
Christopher Kelley, Plaintiff,
IS.
W. }. Craigen, aud J 9. Crsigen. Defendants
IN CHANCERT.
The object OF this Suits 10 attach all the io-
teres,s OF the said Defendants, and the interests
81 each OF them ia and 20 two certain trsct. cf
iand on the North Brapch o. the Potomac one
containing ~ acres more or LEES the Other r
acres more or less both tracts beina in tl.
county OF Hampshire ". "a they being he
same tracts Of land devised 10 Jacob J. Cote,
Tor life BY bis father, John CrEigen. viii. re-.
version 70 Jscob Is. children ADD in ,-b.rN
land jacob J. conveyed o. tho defendant rs
CraiRen his life Estais herein bv dsed tst.t
slst day of Nay, 1866, add recorded in des4
BOOK %. page 327 Of the land rscords ~ gsr.,.-
shire county, and subject The same. or An ,r,-t
ihereot ~ may Be necessary, 10 the p.vrnsrt III
PiAinuhs claim for FiCG %, with inierest fba,e-
on from October 10Th, 1870. tf paid. ana ~
costs Of This suit, ard so CD Other rrlef ~so.r,f
and special nay be grantea % may b. rt,--
aud proper add the rules OF equity NAV dau.-5
Ard u appearing from 81 hf.d.yit sfet il,
ms cause that the Defendants W r-si,.o
sod J. :. Craigen, are non residents a. tbs Sf.,-
o. west virginia, "a Is ordered, that tts s.i5
def odsnts DO appear 81 the ps1t Rail- 4sv 80
20 said office on The frst Monday In Tgfv ts-,
800 40 What i' necessary 10 pro'ec, .s.ir fo,s-.
e5is. Tsss,
" NJ. POLLING. G.. c.cp
June -, lS79-4w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-13
SAKFCRB'S RADICAL CURE

sa local s1d eo-sf tai0ual re-ncly s1d errrfss Al,
es 49, ssssexss - tSsnEsic O. t.2s sllsvre "a 'arr
nstion And psto 3ni - CAGE CORRECTING. sfrrrs.-
ard purffytnr ne -~cretHors Inter aiiy s.r
q acts the q .rrulsscr Estsr 49, 49,.
rpois; shi nestrAiitss VI SOD rotsn tha' +,
way ir.o tee stomach s-f tenc irfo tfE bod In,
Q cure pcusrcsars "a both ciT--rcns. A.. ~, ~
eesn P.eihle fcr hunsn Ing -0-liy - teylt- u5,e
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-13

The recent experiments with cheap
iron ores have developed an interesting
point and n novel one. II is said that
phosphate compounds, for agricultural
purposes can easily be manufactured out
of the ore & that ION OF Cleveland En-.
gland ore contains phosphorus enough
TO fertilize enough land 20 produce thee
or -four tons or wheat II il also said
that this kind OF phosphate can be
manufactured cheaply and large profit
can be made out OF its sale. TIE same
phosphate that make the Cleveland iron
almost vnlueless would be the founda-
ton for an immense business in feriiliz-
ing Wheeling Ncrs-Lefter.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-13

In a recent speech before The Miss
issippi Press Association. Mr.. jefferson
Davis is reported as having said that he
chad never see seen q Southern woman
- ccreirncted."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-13

The Brewers National Convention a:
St. Louis brought out some interesting
facts il relation to the production and
consumption OF malt liquors in the Uni
ted States The yearly sales OF brew
ers for the current year will probably
reach 100000 barrels, against g,4o0.
600 las. year, and 100000 Tie year
before. a third OF the product is man
ufacturcl in New York, Pennsylvania
coming mex. with 10000 barrels, and
OHIO with 10000 less Massachusetts is
tic fourth state 10 sales, although !: Is
only the eighth in population. The ~.
u. tax paid tie Government, onoaltl,.
qlors from 1913 until June go. 1875
was one hundred and ten millions @"
dollars.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-13
eGLLlaS' ValTElG PLASTER

49, '7i. -po- s.-i7y lstTog -, xii2sE;5 ras Or.
f--'rv -'- .rr-'~ssa o. A, .t-t-l T'--yzs.s throg.,
9attt. ,rt-. -f>t,s u 'a1s -, al = v s--1 q
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-13
$3OO;'':::::: . ': :: :: ':::: IS:

Us vii start you. Men, sotsen. hoss sra
glfis make money faster A. work for ne f-ta y,
nyihing else. The work is light and tl-,ss-,
snd such Pc snyone can 20 right A. ~
Who are wise who see ibis Holice uiu s.,5 =.
lbetr addresses A. nee snd see for fber,ssl,.
CoHlY O.iE and terms fee Now L. tte, &c..
those a'fcadJ % Forf ere having 40 large -sr,s
NeFess TRUE 60. Aa1..,.
'uaC l3 1879
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-13

While Miss Hannah Irving, Of Sus-
gaeaanna, Pa. was sewing o. some col.
orei calico one Of her thumbs commeuc.
ed feeling sore. She though: very little
Of tho Circumstance until day or 30 AZ
forward, when her hand commenced
swelling and presenting dangerous a..
pect. a physician was called, WHO af-
ter examination, pronounced il case Of
D,oodpoisouin2 The arm is vory much
swollen and viii. probably have TO be
ampGtatyl.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-13

1oticc to TrcNDuSScrS.
I hereby aoUfy a,i tersors aot 3D. ,-s.p,a o.
A ry Tend near t.- Branch erolf Eve mtH
'-'F0 somrtr. hv cutting Tin1e-. 90 c.ffy ~
sd re-. PrHcb-s Wh5rte1ett.ss. lI...t..
'a' q, 's 40 o., ieruirti o. prss,gI's 10
i.r.ous 30 offending
SUSAN DIV.
jltss $50 -tu.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-13
SUhPR,SIg9 CuRC,

C<-fls1FS. - N~r' twelve ---r- frn. N ra .--..t
Ing 9Th fsfhsr h~-spe I'D -i4s G1u-e-f frr.,-. .
tenor singer. tco< ssNerc 10 F-f lsl 81 II
fevak. ~ j.. It's cid 7rr. aC~r-~s t.rst ~
Cafarrh. which batticd villa esrrv F-nur rtr- ~.
fer vesSs .hhy-t sr.i. - V = q ~ oftr 10
tive . most d~sif-ti- r7sft i.ss Rrf Frfr-- n
t1stls 30 sinE note 70 flrrr yslfs nfrf-r.-s.
49, unable % sias all TIE - -ftrrf frfrrb
hsd len sal organs s1ti trrr-; l- frrtfs
shrhiest cold saIa triag % mss 0i'a-E. ...5y
ne rro~rsied. Ia a. -r.lt .a-I 81 ssF- ~
@ast sftart. to ! !.
ysrvd ths ro.t sE-ruf.s - e. Iu ~ ts So ~. a.
eos-re - hs " art- o. s-.aE - q ~ h,s
fnc~>santiy. i I. - 49, .I fnfo nr.rk a..
s11,pt,on. snd ffls'r > l,rf- f.f.+ ~ th-s. s-
to~rs ccnth led site u Fc.-f rrts rs-s
dcf.d - ar s1T rief'-f- : Tea r. ff'a -frts..fs
cocdnoD. CoulncTcf fr Et- 90 aNFos ca, So t.,
CvrH ror CATsHrH- -c-y rc'r. test ra.f q IA
tried al Tie sfrrrftfri sftfas t.-r..t
frst doss of u.s. N10f~rf-t rf-a Eate re -,
gr- s;etf relief. IL q ~ .a- -llo
echrs. sehs. who trerrl'r 'rrirfc srrt.
On seconr; 20 t1e rHcf Of sccnr r "a d. ffr.a.
u frsfre how rurh rslis - ottrit f9n 20 rrst a.
slie.tloI q s..yosP's ksDlosL lgzE- utss .. q.
40 y ~ YecssiorAl - % - rsysfy snc.. na-'
twelve yssrs-
P-r-c--'-sy ye7-r,
Go. -. HOLE2OOG-
y. 81 gHrf rar~4 So attr.r.s- C-rr CT Srn IL
ioOE-@s. DsrEEsi. Elaior-i -s---i.uH
E..s yset.ss ear;s,r. ~ Eszfs-f's Irpro-es Iahal
frlse-tl y ss.- ~ e. si.saio 80 i,-isf f-,..
DrusEis,s. bo.ts.. So.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-13

Daniel Smith, president ofthe Leisure
Boa. Club, Of Wheeling. W. Va. was
fatally slot at picnic OF tie club on
Saturday last VIM. Clator Is charged
with the shooting and Paddy Nichols
a"d Jasper Cielo- are charged with be-.
ne accc 7or.cs Mr. Smith d.el on
MONDAY lraL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-13

a GRATEFUI ELEPHAST. A few days
ago Woinhwelrs menagerie visited Ten.
bury. in England. Among tie animals is
a very fne female elephant. Lizzie"
This animal was attacked with violent
1T OF collie. A local apo,hecary OF con-
siderable skill a. an animal doctor was
called into the menagerie when the lif.
OF the animal was all but despairea or
BY hi. vigorous efforts and skillfGl treat
ment the valuable beast was saved
The elephant. Lizzie did not forget
ber doctor. FOR on the procession coming
down Seine street three days later she
Immediately recognized The chemist NJ
the door OF bis shop. and. going TO him.
gracefully placed her trunk in his hand
The chemist visited the exhibition AZ
night. and met with an unexpected re-
ception from bis former patient. Gent
ly seizing the doctor" with her trunk,
the elephant encircled him with IL. TO
tue terror % the audience. who expect
ed TO see him crushed TO death. H. was
some time before the animal could be
induced 10 60 away from the doctor.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-13
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRrg
a purely vegetable disti,!s;io- ea.-e,
mike alt Other F2-,sci~<

Nc H-r4ilN1 rf t.taf D. zr.llr
Il Erfn. piA.t sli aars ~ f.rIrt t.d o. Z rnt..,i
Nneress Ns $50 ilsi gics,ts ~ ls s,r B. cas-l-,
stsi q inrrt. ysilcls. a.. iot.y g7nt Or 30 I, Z
C-gN.ts-l 90 rriirsre fa~ nas-l gesraera 10
sunns - lnsriFnls ec-1roascs 20 woody abre = ~,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-13
PA s r z Rim C .

The very nice work. done by the
Messrs. MO,.AN. OF Reyser. in the best
residences and late buildings here de-
serves favor and Justly commend these
brothers 10 liberal support and patron.
aye. They both know aa6 10 their hn-
siness satisfactorily AMI well. Persons
who have work in their line. please all
dress l.. L. MoEAN, a. Keyser or Rom
ney. June IS. 1879.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-13
II o R Sc KB

Wsfehv-s3 osT Ue~otv~vs-----4---S
/ = 'sss.-i .. % SIS. r--s 80
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05
TO SHIP OWNERS,
Captains and Consignees.

Tho GILMAN STEAM BAND TIGHTENER
AND TYEH and GRIP TIE. arc now In use on
tho ORLEANS. PELICAN and CHAMPION
PRESSES. and on no other presses In New Or
leana bat will shortly be- In operation on the
LIVERPOOL PRESS also Your attention 10
called to tho fact that this Is the only Puller that
pulls nll OF the bands to an equal and full ten
sion and fastens Thorn exactly mt tho point 10
which they nre strained automatically and tnde-
pendent OF tho will Of tho operator tnsurtng
uniform perfection OF work. 1t is tho only
Fuller TINT has any authentic record to snow
that IT. Ia OF any benefit to the ship In increasing
Its stowage.
Tho following vessels have had the bands OF
their entire cargoes Of Cotton put on by this
Fuller The entire gain on the cargoes OF two
OF them tho Cbiswiek and Whlckham1 was due
| to the Pnllere and Grip Tie alone: and 1t Ii but
fair to state that one-balf OF tho gain on the
| other oargoes was also duo to the Pullers and
/ Grip Tie alone:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05
WANTS.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
rnrnlture. naaLn and MerchanhIac.
FOR RENT.

IL nnnar pn,t two rooms nnfurnishaa at 81
per month ouch, Apply to a. H.. this office.
unGItf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05
Gain In bales over
prnutrg,u nn rnrx

The steamship KensinRton carried RWaT bM
bales per ton register.
The following upwards Of tn0) are some OF
tho vessels witch have used tho GILMAN
FULLER on portions OF their cargoes frequent
| trials showing that against d tier OF "a bales
tied by hand ono OF 2s TO 30 was slowed when
tied by tho Fuller.
| Tho steamship Hanover made gain Of 81 per
cont on Cotton from the same Iross, and In a
Box Railroad Gar q gain from the same Press
| OF "a per cent was made By the GILMAN
| PULL End GRIP TIEalone. Steamships Bts
| louis e. 3bury, Morna. Ben Venue. Kings
ton scid CarthusIan, Minor. Ashburne. Cy-
| press. AYidean. Abdlo Artlorist. Borussia.
Braunschweg. Baltimore. Cordova. Consetsi
Dilos. EIpe. Emblehope. Elvire. Effective. FL
Historian. Hesleden Harden Hudson Inventor.
Knickerboeker Linda. Leyerrier. Leno. Lone
ss Mari" mo heqf MMs s4ase h'YaE
o1isans obsrcn orator Porto Rico Pes1 81 shs
Bybiiin. Theasalia, Vanguard. VIM. symineton.
2 Sdoef5 AIiss Mnoit, H aphredi,s Arden Iss.
tin. City Of Brooklyn. Cleopatra. David Malcolm
son. DIamant; Emp ,, 2, Of Peace enc, Ermina u
Oscar. GIenhnort. Hercules. Ismer lie Marthe.
John Wesley. John Bunyan. Kathinka,. Luz
sIgnnno. Marguerite. Marcia areenleaf. Minnie
W. FWlh. llhiy ann NthlV 5ei6EBs EsAMaAssu6
Dormlo Orient. Portaw. Paul Boyton. Queen
Of Beauty, Ryerson. Regina. Resuelta, Rock
Terrace, Richard Parsons. Stewart Freeman.
Ellen NJ Story. sahino. Thos. Lord. Wyoming.
Yorktown. To.all Of which you are referred.
but more especially to the operation Of the mit-
chine itsef. for the quality Of the work DONE
Orders for ita uae loft Mt the presses named
or Mt this Office. will be- attended to.
JOHN Is. LAFITTE & CO.,
Managers Louisiana Cotton Tie Company.
No $50 GravIer street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05


RIDWELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Commencing sunday. November 40,
FOR ONE WEEK
TIE FKAYNE AND TIFFANY COMBIsA-
TEON
In tho greatest dramatic SUCCESS Of the day ns
Played In MI tho principal eiftes Of Great Brit
nn mud America, from the pom of clifton VI,
Tayieurn Eau entitled
81 sIOtUM.
Il romantic exciting md laughnbe picture of
border and domestic life. This eminent senRa-
MIR FRANK FlsAYNE Tho charming como.
tlinn,fe and emotional actress, Niles ANNIE
WAitp TIFFANY. supported by q large md
efficient company. Tho famous acting dog.
Jack. During Tho action OF tho drama MIR.
Frayno will Introduce bis original md daring
shaia will, riao. EeantIfu scenic and mo-
ehnnieal effects. startling aud amusing situa-
e anaa Iss Doc ,~ NitI6E.s SURPRISE PARTY.
IN the exrrucniugly funny extthvaganza.
s "a HoRRORa. no29
A,RtNGlI OPERA HoUHE mos, arnrr-
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS o Tng sTRA-
naao or,. .nA s.,u ,nan' nscs 1nbeA
'f4'I La AT. TrRsA ia : -.
Vioiotta. Miss t4aR!anfhe. Ftgra, Miss Lam
cnstar: ANNA Mtea Araons: Alfredo, Sig Ln8s
2prini aermon'. NJ Gottaehalk. Dottora Big.
Ferfarlo; Rarona Sig IaFontalns. ,ovn,,rs
/ CONDUCTOR OIL Inc HlnsIa-ElBt IN NV
SATURDAY EVENING First time In New
| Orleans. Worlds spectacular operH.
| AIDA AIDA.
| New ecenery and misc on scene. splendid
/ dreeses md properties: ballet. band on the
sta2e md the fnoa Ing star cast: Aida. MILE.
| Hngar. Amnerls, Milo. Bellocea: aadames. Sig.
| Mons Gaaemary II Re, Mr.. Lafontaina.
| Director Of the Music s. BFHRBNs.
trn might. ia sONNAMBULA. L,,Branehe. Lar
znrini Gottaehalk. ~
| MONDAY EVENING, December 8-AIDA.
| TUESDAY Last time Of FAUST.
| Miss MARIA LITTA. the eminent American
| eantntrics, will make her first nppearancs In
/ New Orleans next week, ms LUCIA.
/ Popular Pricos- Seats occurred ut Werlein's
| music store: Sunday, nj Guerra House. from
| o In r de5f
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05

Now Orleans. December ~ 1870 Tho atarRboid-
ere Of this hnnk ara notified that tho annual
eleninn according 10 article ~ Of tho charter.
for nina directors ~ carve during tho anauing
yonr will hn held nj tho banking house., ON
MONDAY tho fifteenth instant between tho
hours If 10 II. m nni M
ded tot N LANDRY nnahtar.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05

bank VI Gannl atreot corner Ghartrna New
Orleans December !, 1876 Parties having
savings fepnaia IN this hank arn hereby lnti
nad IN Withdraw the Same, nlerwiaa only
FOUR TER GENT per annum Interest VIII be
allowed thereon from thia iaie
in4 N r. ID VAN HORN GaRhnr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY DECEMBER 5, 1879
BAHK MOTIUES-
Wet ropo,,t.r Bank, Oh Cana, street.

cornrr 6hartrea. Now Oranna. December !,
1910 Notice At Il meeting of tho Board OF hi
rnptors of thia bank to- day. n dividend nf -FOUR
TER GENT was declared out Of he not profits
of tho institution for the paat nix months. ray
able to Tho stockholders on mud after January u
taan F. y. VAN HORN,
debst Cashier
The Newtown bee., 1879-04-15
Huntington.
HORACE.

Thieves still infcst our town, and il seems very hard to put them to grief. Harry and Joseph, sons of PhilO Bassett, took some tools from the factory once occupied by Bennett Bronson some three years ago, consisting of a turning lathe, saws, chisels etc., and were lately found in shop in Monroe, occupied by said Harry. Harry, upon being questioned by tho officer as to whore he bought them, told different stories, but seeing that he was caught owned up and tried to settle it on the spot but on consulting alawyer ho made up his mind dnot to scttle-hcnce he was arrested and had a trill at the Town Hall this past week, and got clear on the ground that it was so long since they "borrowod" the tools that the law could not hold them. Now look out for your broad axes and farming tools, for parties have been suspected before this.
 \ barn belonging to Mir Rowlcy, of Shelton, was burned to the ground on Thursday night, April 10th, with it's con tents. X haru Was burnt some two years since on the same site. Supposed to be the work of an inccndiary.
 Roy. Mr Hyde of the Episcopal church inyited the Congre5 5ational brethren to worship with them this Fast Day. We attended and listened to very 1ne ser mon.
 Mr. Gas. F.. Lattin's wife is very sick.
 Wooster Blackman sells fruit trees.
 Chaunccy Lindsly had u surprise party at his fathers residence last wock, Re suit: Tho present of d handsome book entitled Cyclopcdia of Literature.
The Newtown bee., 1879-04-15
from this place, to attend street parade

from this place, to attend street parade and dance.
 Two families occupying tenant houses in the Hollow, ownod by D. Curtis Sons, harcmoSedto Pomperaug, into residences owned by tlta same parties.
 The concert at the south church, on last Ta"sday ovcning, was d success.
 Wm, Clark has been very sick,
 George Bradley has come out with a new top on his grocery wagon.
 Union Service was held at the North Congregational church, on Fast Day.
 Garry Woodward, who has been i'll the employ of H. MorehOuse during the past Winter, has gone to work ill a feed store, ln Wut6rtoWn.
 George Haskins has taken on shares, N. B. smiths farm, called the Bronson place.
 Died and brought to this town forintcr- mcnt on the 10th ut. from Ansonia, Mrs. Castle, formerly of this town, and the mother of Ferris Castle.
 T. Sheais having meat market built with cooler attached, on the premises he purchased of Dr Peck.
 The report is that G. Beardsley has sold his stock and trade to three individ- uals, viz: Charles Harvey, Chas. Lem ons, and a Me. Secley, of Washington.
 George Smith has disposed of his very fine puir of bay horses.
 John Bctts. of Thomaston, had stolen from his barn, a horse, wagon and han. ness. He offered $25 for the recovery ot the property, and the same amount fol the detection or the thief. It was recov. cred in DanbUry, on the 10th.
 There wlE be another walking match in the Town Elull. WIRED.
The Newtown bee., 1879-04-15
ESagab bury,


 On Saturday morning, Apr. 12., (put it on record the surface of tho'Ground was frozen hard and the water tanks wcro or namented with iciclc5.
 Wsducsday last there was an alarm of Are which created quite un excitement and speedily called out the fremcn. A fire had boen discovered in the basement of Dr. Riders residence on West St, said to have originated from the explosion of q gus pipe. 1t was soon put out and not much damage.
 On Wednesday half-dozen erRore were urrcstod and brought bcforc the jus tico court for vagranry, Nsorderly con duet, assault, &c., and doalt with They Mcco fined and sent to iatl-
 Gypsie4 have put iu appearan~c, Next thing the mlhnors will open. They ,sGlreatIy thrcaten it, and yet Spring fingers. On Sunday week number were Lm- morscd at the Baptist church,
 Rev. $. H. Bray has heTn returned as pastor of the NJ r. chprch for another year, his third yeaT,
 On Saturday nieht about ten o'clock, a fire broke out in the tcnr of the fancy store of Mrs. F. M H3uYis, in the build ing owned by Mrs. D. Hoarcc, on Main street, between Baldwin's and De klyn's blocks. FortWHHt~y it was discovered before 1t had made much progress. An alarm was mndc and the liremen worc on hand in an astonishinHly short space of tino, and two or threo streams of kohan- za were suoW playing upon it, the James soon ttl& thriT iuliuence, and the building saved from destruction, but is very badly damaged.
 A design for the long G-talkedO of soldiers 1n,uuI,1nt hnS bOnn npCCDtcI hV the mon Nmrutnl society, a painting of which is now ou exhibition at ono of our stores. 1t is handsome and will cost S3, 300. It is to be furnished by Carpenter X Ray mond, Dayton, Ohio. A scroll winds around 1t with the names of the battle fields, on which the boys foll.
 HORACE.
The Newtown bee., 1879-04-15
Fl kSorv B u t t s
 WANTED.

Persons cutting Hickory Wood will find it to their advantage to save the bot tom cuts as for as clear. either white or red heart. if solid, and deliver the same to AX-HANDLE FACTORY near the Grist Mill, SANDY HOOK, for which will give one-third of the handles the timber makes.
 Cut any length so it will work into cuts B inches long, if white. and 37 inches if rcd.
 30 W. R. LELAND, Agt.
The Newtown bee., 1879-04-15
C lle l'4lee l'I4l' Tuesday, April 18th. 1879

 Taunton.
 The ice has finally disappeared from the lake
 Mrs, J. l., Hughes has gone to New York to spend week or two.
 Some of our sporting men have heon 'loouy" enough to chase a loon around the lake for tho past week or two, but have not yet succeeded in capt0FanS 1t.
 Last Friday being Fast Day, several of our young men indulGed in a walk.
 A shot gun that didn [ c'lre who carried lt, got on n bust in the hautss of Billy Me Quillin last Saturdays consequence a lane shoulder for BiN. aud u va riegated countenanee for Dave Rock.
 It Is hardly safe foE tt Iaan to venture out for Il few hours this Spring, without Lelng supplied with an umbrella, a fan pair of rubber boots, au ulster, linen duster aud Il puir of mittens. The wealth or has been such as to bring all into Ie- quisiuion. tNo'
The Newtown bee., 1879-04-15
For Sale.

THE stock and fixtures of a retail Boot and Shoe . Store, situated in Bethel Conn For partisu lars enquire of Box. No. Ill., None necd enquire unless they mean business.
 good opportunity for person with capital. satisfactory reasons given for wanting to sell.
 Bethel. Jan. T 1879. l2wl
The Newtown bee., 1879-04-15
RESTRICT of Newtown ss. Probate D Court Mnrch 29th 1872.

Estate of Sidney S. Middlebrook late of New town, in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New town hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the Creditors of said Estate exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attest ed within said time will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate requested to make immediate payment to
 ADETINE W. MIHDLEBROOK, Ex. .cutrix.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-27

Lou Leubrie is at Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs. James S. Prestidge is reported
better to-day.
Captain II. P. Fontaine, wife and
children are all well.
Mr.. Thomas Dobbs died near noon
to-day at 179 Second street.
Signal Service Observer R. T. Dab.
ney is reported better to-day.
John Dryer, the father Of County
Clerk Owen Dwyer, died of dropsy
last evening.
John Allen, long connected with
the Commercial Hotel, died Of yellow
fever last night.
Mr.. AFT Watkins was still alive at
noon to-day but his case is regarded
as almost hopeless.
Colonel James DoDegan, an aged
and we'll known citizen of Huntsville.
Alabama, dled a few days ago.
Judge Archibald Wright was said
to have been at Bartlett last night.
The honorable John went out to meet
him there.
Miss Clara Conway is arranging to
give a musical entertainment at Little
Rock next week, the net receipts to
be given to the Memphis sufferers.
Ed Schloss returns his sincere
thanks to Mr.. Jacob Kohlberg and NJ.
Sartorious for their kind attention and
many favors shown him during his
recent yellow fever sickness.
Tim Watson, of fire Company No.
2, is getting well. The fremen have
lost since tho fever appeared NJ. Athy
of the Hook and Ladder; NJ. Wat
son Of No. 2; Mart Morau of No. 3.
and Andy Kiley exempt member. Ne.
A Company has been lucky in not
losing a single member, The fremen
who have been sick and recovered are
NJ. Gallagher, p. IL. Whelan, Mr..
Carroll and several others.