Litchfield enquirer., 1880-04-15
DEFERRED LETTERS
CORNWALL BRIDGE.

1 CORNWALL BRIDGE. April was kindly hailed for the gentle man. ner it waltzed in, andthe warm weather is very l acceptable.
 l Miss Jennie Bierce has returned to her school in Unionville, Conn. We understand she is making rapid progress in her numerous l studies, and promises to become to be the champion Buttercup in H. M. S. Pinafore Miss Ellen Paine is visiting friends in Unionville, Conn.
 The Zimmerman Brothers of Troy, N. Y., have finished packing tobacco for the season, l and, by the honorable manner of their deal. 1 ing with those of whom they purchased have gained many friends here. Their tobacco sorters have also made numerous friends l here.
 George Bradly, Esq, did not succeed in Apri; fooling any one by arriving here on the 1st, for he was expected by the Horse Swappers.
 Rev c. N. Fitch, pastor of the north Cornwall church, preached in this village on Sunday last, to a large and attentive audience from 1st Cor, 16-19. Although young pastor, he is possessed of deep learning and an interesting address
 The farmers have commenced blowing and tobacco beds are being manufactured. Some have plants up.
 -Levl E. Curtis, our popular Landlord, will be in thls place, Thursday, with car load of Work Horses which he will dispose of at low prices.
 Miss Grace Robinson is home from her school in Sheffield Mass, where she has attended for the past year. She is kindly well comed by her old school mates and numerous friends. Miss Grace is another young lady ranks
 George II. Brown has full llcharge of the C. B. Iron Co.,. and is giving good satisfaction to all who deal with him.
 Mrs. Victory c. Beers is having he: place greatly improved-new steel wire barb fence, grading &c.
 The Ladies Aid Society meet, Wednesday, at Mrs. Myron Millards.
 Edward l. Hubbard is visiting friends at Dryden, N. Y.
 It is high time to serve notice on Edmunds's "friends, ;" whoever they may be, who senli- weekly inform the public that he IS for Grant and won't take the nomination anyway that their theory is not current in New England politics for the simple reason that Mir. Ed munds's well-known signature fails to appear at the bottom of it. MT. Edmunds knows how to read and write, he knows the increas- ing prominence which his name is being given in the best republican circles all over the coun- try, he knows that he is one of the main re- dances of the anti-Grant strength, and he knows his own mlnd. Now the unavoidable conclusion from these premises is that when he thinks it his political duty to decline a nomination authoritatively and finally in favor of Gen. Grant, he will do it, not through anonymous friends, !" but in some way con- elusive to the public. -Sprinafeld Republican. The name Jenner means drawn lancet put ting to flight loathsome disease; and the name Harvey signifies the circulation of the blood. And the time is coming when the name of Dr. David Kennedy will be indissolu- bly, connected in the public mind with the purification of the blood deed only less im- portant than the discovery of it's motion through the human body. This Dr. Kennedy aceomplishes by means of his "Favorite Rem edy"-the pleasant and popular title of a preparation which cleanses and sweetens the river of life within our veins, as an influx of oxygen does vitated air GIVEN UP BY DooToRs. s.-'Is it possible that Mir. Godfrey is up and at work, and cured by SO simply remedy?"