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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24
NEW
CLOTHING HOUSE.

WE DESIRE To INFORM OUR FRIENDS
and the public generally, that we have opened
a clothing house in Marietta, with a view to
give our attention TO the exclusive interest OF
the Clothing business. Our clothing has been
selected by one of the most thoroughly expert
enced Merchant Tailors of the South, Mr.. John
H. White of Griffin, Ga. and from one OF the
leading (if not tie leading Clothing House( III
New York City, which has the reputation OF
sending out the best material and best made
clothing of any house in the City, and five can
not give satisfaction from our stock, in per
feet fit, or quality of good. we shall expect to
keep variety OF Samples of imported piece
goods and eustomers can az ect from the sam
pies and we will take their measures send 1t
on to New York and have it made in the very
latest style and sent back in few days-wt
shall also keep on hand the Concord Jeans and
Cassimeres, which we will sell cheap as it
can be bought at the factory, on anywhere else,
and cut your coats. pants and vests free OF
charge As our motto is to live aud
let live 50 come one come all t" see lis at the
Store South East Conner OF Public Square.
fronting Court House. when you want any
Thug in our line and we will try TO give you
your moneys worth
STRIPPING & BURROUGHS.
Marietta. April 17,1S79.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

The recent floods have destroyed
a great deal of property and caused
some loss Of life in the three States
of Georgia, South Carolina, aud Ala
bama.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

Congress has got down to general
legislation. and introduced one thou>
sand three hundred and eighty five
bills.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

JONES County is in a prosperous
way, financially. In the treasury
are ST. 300, and the county has no
debt.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

Gen. Toombs is in favor of every
man carrying a pistol to defend bim>
self against cowardly bullies.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

SOME of the colored mokes around
here talk glowingly about the beau =
ties of emigration, but we observe
they don't emigrate
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

AN Iowa chemist, Err. T. Farris is
the name given, has invented, or
rather discovered, a process whereby
to artifcially manufacture silver.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

The subsidiary silver coin bill,
introduced by Mr.. Stephens, has
passed the House.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

Griffin, Madison ana Dawson have
successful religious revivals in pro-
gress,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

THREE negroes to be hung in
Leesburg, Ca, on the 9th of May.
They viii emigrste speedily.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24
GEORGIA. Macon County {:

By virtue of authority of the Court of Oldi.
nary Of Macon county. will sell on the first
Tuesdry May neyt, between the legal hours
of sale before the Court House door of Cobb
county III town of Marietta one house and lot
siiuatpd in Roswell. Cobb county, belonging TO
the estate Of T. Z. King Sold for the benefit
Of the heirs of T +. King.
w. w. TOWNSEND, Guardian
Marshalville. Ga. April lst. 1879
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

The concealed pistol has Bob
Toombs for champion. Lay down
melish, going to bust cap.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

A heavy snow fell on Saturday in
Stamford, Delaware county; New
York.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24
ADMINS RATOR'S SALE

Under an order of the Court. will be sold
before the Court House door in Marietta on the
first Tuesday in May, at the usual our OF sale
the property belonging TO estate OF b Mug
known as lot number four hundred and twenty
three 1st District and 2nd Section ia Cooo
eonnfv Georgia. for the use of said estate.
This Feb. sth 1879. G. B. KING,
Administrator.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

SAVANNAH has organized society
to prevent cruelty to children.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

GIN. DIX, of New York, is dead.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

LOWER Georgia has just been the
recipient of disastrous freshet.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

Telephones taking Atlanta.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24
MILLINERY GOODS

ever displayed in Marietta. All the latest
styles of Hats and Bonnie : from a cheap quail
~ to Just as high any one may want A
beautiful variety Of Neck Ties Laces Fuchias,
Jabbols. Point Bretonne for trimmings, Ruche
ing, Kid Gloves, Ruff. Collars, Ribbons. But
tons, etc In fact endless variety of every
thing kept in first class millinery store. Pri-
ces can't be beat for cash.
MRS. E. +. ANDERSON.
Anil IN 1874
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

New Orleans Drip something fine. and
also fresh Cheese. kept at y. b. Merry
man s store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24
New advertisements.
GEORGIA-Cobb County ::

GEJKUIA -OOOU OOUuIY
Jane +. Hames. wife Of Hamlet C. Hames
has applied for exemption of personally and
setting apart and valuation Of homestead aud
will pass upon the same at ~ o clock a IN on
tbs 18th day Of May, io79, ai my Office IN Ma
,ie,ta Given under my haad and seal this
22d. day Of April 1879.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

Bring your Job Printing to the
journal Office.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

The largest dime as well as the largest
nickel bar Of soap at HALEY Bros.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24
New Millinery Goods
just Received
Mrs. T.. +. Anderson,

Wishes to inform her numerous customers
that she has ust received the largest and pref
test stock of
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

Marietta, ca, Thursday, April "a. 1879.
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THANKS.


 Wetake pleasure in returning our thanks to the many friends who have been kind enough to commend our efforts to please them by giving as we did last week pa- per which they said they are not ashamed of,- and that the price, one dollar and fifty cents, is not too much. We have la- bored hard to meet the wishes of all of our patrons, and to those who were doubt larging and improving the paper, we will say that the paper in it's present form equals any other weekly published i'll the county, in a town the size of Newtown, and, so far as we know, eXcels. We are glad to know that very few have discon- tinued the paper and now that we have enlarged, we are hopeful of getting them to renew. We send this week, copies of the paper, to those who have discontinued, as sample, we send also, to those whose time has expired, but who have not sent any word whether they wished the paper continued, and if we do not hear from them by our next issue we shall take for granted that the paper is not wanted and shall discontinue the sending. Thss is but fair to ourselves, because it cost Us for paper, postage and the printing, and we cannot afford to take the risk. Our friends then will bear this in mind, and forward if they wish their subscription as soon ,.s possible. The cross mark will indicate that the subscription is due, or tho time has expired Subscription price now as follows: $1.50 one year; 75 cts. six months; 50 cts three months. There is no postage to pay. Single copies 5 cents.
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WE HA VE A TELEPHO.N NE.

Last Friday while waiting at the depot, the question was asked why telephone could not be made to work satisfactorily between the depot and Newtown street, and the more the matter was discussed the more enthusiastic did the friends of the movement desire to establish a line. Mir r. H. Skidmore was present and promised to make inquiry at headq quarters to ascertain the cost. MeSsrS. Taylor X Hubbell could attend to tho calls in their office, and it was suggested that two of lice.5 be located in Newtown street, one at the hotel of Mr. Wm. J. Dick and the other at the Grand Central Hotel, pro- vided that the proprietors were willing, and sufficient number contributed to pay for the uSe of tue telephone. In Bridge port the charge Is only eighteen dollars per year ront.
 We think that our merchants and hotel pIoprietors would find it very useful. On Friday the train was over an hour behind time, and by telegraph Mir. Taylor ascer- tained the time the train reached New Mill ford, and had he q telephone he could have save a tediou-, waiting to passengers from the hotels.
 We hope that the telephone will become Il fixed fact, not only in Newtown street, but also in Sandy Hook, so that commun- ication can'bc had between both places anu tiie depot.
 Let each one who thinks that the mat ter is worthy of carrying into effect, hold themselves in readiness to subscribe for a telephone, not forgetting to subscribe also for THE NEwTowN BEE which gath. CTS the news each week for only Sl .50 per year.
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PRESIDENT OF THE MA TIONAL
 BAN

We clip from the Farmer of Jan 17th, the following items concerning one of Newtown'S sons;
 As will be seen by all item elsewhere published in this paper, G. B. Waller Esq, who has for many years so efficiently served the City National Bank as it's Pres ideut, has declined a reelection, and his place has been filled by the election of our well knewn townSman, D. N. Morgan, Esq, of the firm of Birdsey & Morgan. This gentleman will bring to his new du- ties every requisite for a successful of ficer and we are sure the bank will con- tinue to prosper underhis administration.
 At the election of officers of the City National Bank this morning George B. Waller, Esq, who has held the position of President the past ten years, on ac- count of his impaired health positively declined reelection. MT. D. N. Mor- gan was then elected President, and J. r. Fayerweather, Esq, Cashier and the following resolution was unanimously passed:
 ResotUed, That this Board have received with regret George B. Walters decli- nation of reelection to the Presidency of this Bank, and that after tho long and faithful services which he has rendered to this institution, that his impaired health and private buiSnesS would not permit his longer remaining in that pos sition, and in his retiring this Board can not but feel the Bank has lost a tried and efficient executive officer, and we take pleasure in congratulating him as well us the stockholders on the prosper ous condition in which he leaves the af- fairs of the Bank as it's President.
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Local .Jottings..

MT. Robert Terrill was in town last week.
 Mrs. Dr. Brown. of woodbury. has an advertisement In this issue.
 Mir. Norman Beers Is reported to be very III. #irs Is1te.' E"t
 Mfr. Beers has since passediaway. and NlL be buried from his late residence In Palestine, Thursday at 90 p. Ill.
 Mir. NJ. Sssotis Is visiting Mr. E. N. Lester. of.CtiftoR Mills, Pierce Co. Wis. and will remain several weeks.
 The young men and lady members of. the Catholic Institute are rehearsing plays. which they wilt present to the public i'll about two weeks.
 Miss Jano A. Campbell. of New York. formerly of this town. spent the holidays with her uneto, Mn Hugh Campbell of the Glen. -stffS 'F .F~ '' '*2 .''
 All of our mails were delayed by the hhvw storm Of Thursday. Tho first mail dlu not yerch the depot until after twelve o'clock.
 xThc Brass. Band of Woodbury and the Temple QpactettasElub of Bridyeport will close tho lecture course In Sanford's Hall thc second week in February.
 Mrs. sarah Falrsn lll, widow of Wni., Fairnan. brother of Judge Charles Fair man. died In New York, and her remains brought to Newtown and buried last Sat urday. V seas .ala S.. 3si. i..
 ID. G. Lawson. tic elocutionist ap- pears In Sanfords Hall to-norrow night. Oir citizens will bear In mind that this en- tsrtainmcnt Is for the benefit of the Now town Library.
 Tho lecture of Hon. w. N. Wilber was postpOncd until next Thursday night, on account Of the weather. Mir. Wilber is a good speaker, ana We trust that he will have good houso If the weather Is favor .- able.
 "A man living with Mr, Patrick Ready, pf North Centre District, accidentally cut on two of hts fingers while cutting feed Friday evening. and Dr. F. \. Bennett dressed the finger
 The Taunton nrs.sritio Association gave Il very fine entertai:nment in the school hvltse In Taunton. Friday evening last. to ngood audIoacr. The cntortlir- mont wns repeated Monday night.
 -MARnIEp.-ln Bridgeport, Weincs- day, bsliiuury IT. 1879, hy the Rev. Father Rogers. Mr. Joseph T. Gather. s,f lsridgc- port, to Mi5s Mary \. Mathews. formerly of this tsfxIi.
 By rcfcraaco to our advertising col u,nils 1t will be sean that the Seieetmen have iss,,cI U warning y.,r another special town meeting to ttik up the b,iidiny oi a bridge across tlio Hvu,atonic river.
 --Porsdns desiring to procure Cuthrers new work should wiitrto him and secure. copy. Thfs history ~ WooiDury wilI ba A valuable one. as it embraces several othcr towns. Price only S2.50 per copy.
 --31r. Julian D. Fairchild was married in New Havon to Miss Florence l. Brad- ley by Rev. Dr. KeteIle. of Biockly, Thurs day. Ian. Ml..Nfr 1Ind Mrs. Douglas Fair- child, dffrH Turner House, Danbury. wovn pro3ent at tise marrirge Of their son. 8 ,rhe brxde 4..&- ,,roon1 received several x &noxleom8 prae4nta. 1ns welded pair
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SPECIAL TOWN MEETING.

WARNING is hereby given to the legal voters of the town of Newtown, that Special Town Meeting will be held at the Town Hall, Saturday, January 25th, nj o'clock D. m-, sharp, for the purpose of taking into consideration the expediency of building q bridge across the Housaton- Ic River, at a suitable point between "Beanett's Bridge" ard the Foraiing Place, so called. To do all business nee essary for the construction and full com psstion of said Bridge, and to do all ..thcr business in connection there with.
 NM. N NORTHROP,
 JOHN l.. HUGHES, Selcctmen.
 W. I. SANFORD.
 Newtown, Jan. 18th, 1879.
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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
NEWToWN.


 Haiis open Prom the south, II 20 .. m. and 6.ve P. m. Prom the North. l2.O0 and 6.D0 pm. Mzils close ;--Going North. l0.3D a. m. and i.45 2. m. Going south, i125 a. m. and 4s45 p. Ill.
 z. s. PECK, r. M.
 CHURCHES.
 Tanrrr CHuscu.--Main Street. Rev. Thos. W. 1kAAkins. Rector. Services l0.3O a. Sunday school i2 m. Afternoon service at l. OsxoaRaA aArIosAr..--srain Street, Rev. 1ames P. Hoyt. pastor. seryiecs. l0slO a. m Fellowship Meeting. li.40. Sui.hay School. F m. Afternoon s~rvico, o'clock. The noa,s frco. CArHoIIc.-aIain Street, Rov Father Mecarton. Qeetor. Srvices. lol5 d. Sunday School. N-5o ?. m.
 SOCIETIES.
 OLIVE nAScH,IUyEAu,E. TENPr.G No. N-~pubho nSeenS every sunday afternoon At o'clock, tn Spoth Centse School House. . 1f,fA AxarcK 2 TEMPERANCE Soc.Ert Rev. Father xAmea xMcCArton, President A. Gallagher, vice kreAdsAt; T.. Corbett, Secretary J. Madigsn' TreAsafUt. { NEwrowN LtBRtRY ASSOCIATION. Daniel 1 ncstu. President: Charles Bersford. Nice-Presl- Nnnt: Mary E. Morgan Treasurer; Miss hary Nce .. Secretary; Miss Charlotte Nichols, Librarian Irustees-A. Stiilson. M. c. Hawley, Edgar F. 1sWiey. .p., E. .s ,.f.
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IIOUSATONIC. RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT. cosmencin0 Horen
 Der l1h, lSTs.
 lAssenger Trains leAva NowtoSn. going North at 1o.tf a ni., and 5.J3 P. duing South. at i4S And ti.t0 \. ni., and t55 ?.
 Express Freight Trains. going North, leave at 1140 ?. , and !. as p.in. Tarougn Fro,ght at lO35 P. m. Going south. Milk Tram at TAO p. Sun day Milx Train at 7.&Jp.m.
 l0.t7 .. m. and b.J3 D. Trains connect at Brookhcld Junction with trains for Danbury.- 1O.kT m. Train makes close eunncctian, at State line with B. A. fast train for Albany. with Through car arriving at 25O ?. In connoctlns with tho popular Chicago and St. Louis Express for the Wnst. s.a5 ?. m. Train makes closn connection at State Limo Tor Albany and the West. arriving In Albany at iO.l0 p. m.
 Passenger Trains leave Hawleyville going North. at io.ST .. m and 5.A P. m. Going South. Ut ' 35 .. m. ii.3o a. ni.. and t.+3 ?,
 l0.S s. m. and 5+i p. rrai ns connect at Brookheld Junction, with trainp for Danbury; ulso for Albany and the West.
 m- Through Freight at i0.55 p.
 Miik Train. going south, at T.05 p. m. Sunday Aftlk Train ct 7.30 p.
 MIX and Freight Trains have passenger aecomo- dAtion.
 Pn~scnger trains connect with Shepaug R. R. to and from Litshfold. At Canaan with Ct. West. h. R. Through tickets sold and bstgage checked rom kewtown for Albany, Saratoga, Buffalo. Suspen- sion Bridge Niagara Falls, Chicago. St. Louis and principal points west. From Hawleyylle for Albany. saratoga. SBuffHlo, Suspension Bridge or Niagara Falls. z 3Ir'4 E"st- .'..
 IT. D. AvERIEL General Ticket Agent
 l.. B. srn.LsoN Acting superin tendcnt. Bridgeport Conn. Nov. II lS7d
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A WORD TO THE DOUBTERs.


 MIR. EDITOR Through the medium ,oi your excellent paper, Iawish to,say toall who have seemed to doubt the skill of Dr. Vile, ill cases of deformity, etc, that in my case, at least. he has fulfilled all, even more than he promised, and in manner entirely to my satisfaction. None, save those who have been eman- cipated from the harsh and painful thral- dom of a bodily deformity, can know the deep feeling which prompts me to pub licly make this simple statement. That this modern disciple of Escula- plus may long live to strengthen the weak and confirm the feeble, in this fair world, whose beauty is so shadowed to the eyes, dimmed by pain and suffering, and that in his high office he may reap the cfeda due him for his skill and patience, Is the earnest and grateful wish of .the deformed transformed"
 Yours truly,
 MRS. J. J. HALLoCK.
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SANDY HOOK

MsrsopIsr-N James Taylor. Pastor. Services 1e:so .. m. i;aQ aud 7oo P. m, Sunday School II: ~ m. Prayer meeting. Thursday evenings, P. n. Seats free.
 nr. JoHxs CHuncn-Rev. Francis Barnett. Pastor, pervlce, 1000 .. m. aud p. III. Sunday school l1n.
 SOCIETIES.
 Cvsrxa Posr. No, .s6,. O., A. :R.--lMeet. in sandy Heok evcry Tuesday evening.
 0AAsrrr LopaE rsDfrESDRSr ORDER or Coon TxMPLAns--Nects in hall over A. Bcere store. every Friday evening.
 HrnAn LopaK No. IS, F. A. M.-Meets in Masonic Hail ist and 3rd Wednesdays of each month"; ROYAL ARCH CuApTER-Meets second Thursday c< each month in Masonic Hall
 ALPHA JUVENILE TsMPLE No. l.-Meets in Lodge Noom over furniture storc, every Sunday after uoon at ( 80 o'clock
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4 CARD.

Having rented the premises forrnly oc- cupied by H. l.. Wheeler, directly in the rear ofSanfold & Hawley.s store hereby offer my goods and services to my friends and the public generally. After an ex- perience of twenty-five years, I feel con fident of giving satisfaction to all. I shall keep all things usually found ir a stove and tin store, and shall do all re- pairing and roofing with promptncss and at low rates. DANIEL CAMP.
 NewtoWn, Jan 2l, 1S79
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TO ADVER TISERS.

Advertisers will find by reference to our rates published on the first page. that there has been slight change in them. We are charging less than any other pa- per in the State having one thousand circulation. We allow four changes each quarter to yearly advertisers. and will charge extra if more than one change per quarter is made.
The Newtown bee., 1879-01-21
SLEIGHING PARTIES.

Tuesday evening the Grand Central Hotel was visited by four different parties who spent R pleasant time. The visitors were from Bridgeport. Danbury. New Milford and R8ddiPg Ridge. Those from Reddine numbered about thirty, and af. ter having supper served, Mir. eco. Cos,ch and Prof. Blnkslse were cnlied ixl ssr1a '
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The following named persons were brought to Newtown for burial during the year 187S.
A LECTURE BY REV. T. DEWITT
 TALMAGE.

Tuesday evening. Jannary 2sth. Roy. T. Dewitt Talnlage, of Brooklyn. will de- liver a lecture in the Opera House, Dan- bury. Subject: < Bright and Happy Homes. Tickets with reserved seats only 5O.cents. Persons desiring to hear this celebrated minister. can procure tickets at this office of the editor.
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dance organized, and continued up to early morning. As we. at this writing. expect to hear from one of the ladies who was present, and who has corresponded for THE BEE, we leave further detail to our correspondent either in this, or our next issue
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Editor Of THE BEE:

Editor of THE BEE:
 DEAR SIR.-Not being satisfied with my walk on Saturday. and wishing to let Mr. Congo know can walk seventy-five miles in twenty-four hours, toiH agree to do the foltoCing I will walk twenty-four hours, commencing on Friday night. Feb. 2, at l2 o'clock. finishing on Saturday night at l2 o'clock. The proceeds to go to the Newtown Library providing do not walk soventy-seycn miles. Should I walk the above distance, take the proceeds my self. Admission to be % cents.
 c. H. HALL
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TRAvELEES GUIDE.
SHEPAuc- RAILROAD.

AUTUMN REINFORCEMENT OF TRAINS. Commencing on October 2sth. 1873; Connecting trains leaves Newtown at l0.47 a. m Connect at Hawlaysdleiat l0.l0 a. m. Arrive at Ii,chhrld at 2.lb P. m.
 saturdsys an additional connection is made with tv~fn passing Sewtown at 79b r. m,, with train arriving lt Iitehncld at o50 p. m. Iesye Iitchaald at SUo. p. m.. arriving in Flaw loyvilie at GAO p. Connect for Newtown at T.0S D. ms . sunday milk train Aeax~a Litohhsld at | 10 D. m. Arrtves st Mawloyville at 7.l5 ?. m. connecting with HousAtonic milk train,
 c. H. PLATT
 .... ." Superintcn lent
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Fl ic k or v B II tt 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 read heart, if solid, and deliver the same to AX-HANDLE FACTORY near the Grist Mill, SANDY HOOK, for which I will give one-third of the handles the timber makes.
 Cut any length so 1t will work into cuts B inches long, if white, and 37 inches if red. s--
 30 W.R. LELAND, Agt.
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rxAvra aorrH sonwM.K roa DAEnUaY.

rEAvrA AaUrN NOnSALK "O9 DAsliURY. Sssn s. ns., t:jo. 6:St 2. Freight 1l:lO ?
 sartaJ MilS Train with Passenger EtianAod ssy.r Danttry at 79D ? Ia, arriving in 5cutL Nor wAk at s;io p. m. Returning. leave aouth NGrwniE M M 10 :. ni., arriving In DSnnury at l2:o5 a, rn
 rts i;0o D. m ead t:s0 ?. io. trsinE oounUet si S-thsi for Ltehhsld.
 rraas arrTS- :a 1>4nfary st Io:to s Ia s;so In.i T.jS p n. Freight l;p p, ,.s.ss' .,., ,
 Leass Bsta-l for South SSrHslk st t;kG and Q % P. m &%R ff ''.
 Lssvsl Bethel for nsnbury at 1oss s. nl. 5;4o sa<S. T:2sp. m. Freight l:30a m. Sunday Accom- n ,dKtion, 7lA5 ?. m. Sunday Mlk. .ili5kp m.
 Leav. bankury for Bnthal Rt6:35 and 9ssJ A. m. :0o, t5S tnd 5;tO m. sunday Milk. T:J0 D, m.
 L-eSve Brtkel for Hawleyville at l0:35 a. and A;k ?. m l.. W. SANDIFORTH. SUPr.
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IT E. COUCH.
 TOGRA ER.

Oser Bdtd,ciR's rug Store,
 Good work reasonable prices honest dealing and polite attention to customers. are characteris tics of CoUCH's GALLERY.
 Particular attention given to copying and en- arging from old pictures. Photographs finished in oil, water eolors, crayon. any desired style.
 INDIA INK WORK A SpEcIALTy.-Work of this kind equal to the best, and warranted permanent as steel engraving, and the likeness to the original faithfully preserved. In this line we challenge comparison with any. Parties wishing copying done and finished in INDIA will consult their Interest by examining specimens and getting pri- l ces. Orders by mail. or any enquiries concerning work or prices promptly attended to.