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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-03

TRAINS ARRIVE AT BURLINGTON.
From the North 9:1O and ll:t3 a. m, and 5:S1, o.
and lO:IO p. IA.
From the East hv Central VI. II. r., 455 and ll:0.
a. H.. ana lis. 5:Ss and s:oO p. M.
From the south. G:25 and l;Ua a. m. and $40 am
.;G5 y. m.
From The E4st, lev Darlington L Lamollle X. II.
lice =. III. and $50 p M.
TRAIss LEAVE BURLINGTON.
Going North aud West, 400, Cos and l0:05 q. IN.
Hes $40 aud 1:U5 p. m.
Going East, by Central VI r. r., sis, 1905 g. m.
and $40 and 9:45 p. m.
Going South, I35 and ll:02 m and SO. and 20
y. m.
Going East. by Burlington 4 lamoille Il. r., Sos a
m. and Az p. IN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-03

CnEIsEA-K ". Cleveland, livery keeper
and blacksmith aged A years, died Monday
evening, the 2ad inst, Of what was supposed
to be consumption, though the physicians dis
agreed as to what was The real trouble He
had an attack OF pneumonia last Spring,
which seemed to settle into consumption. He
was II man OF remarkable strength and had
considerable reputation ~ wrestler.
Saturday it showed all day and On We'd
nes,lav afternoon it began again, thus insur-
ing good sleighing for Thanksgiving. The
weather has held cold for several days each
morning this week finding the Thermometer
from two TO twelve below zero
". IL. Z. Cummings, principal OF Brad
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-03

GEN. EUTTERFIEID'5 APPoINTMEST.-The
New York Heralds Washington special
SAYS The President Las directed the su-
perintelGent Of the census to again canvass
certain townships in South Carolina to asccr-
tain ii the report Of the supervisor of the
census Of that State IS correct. General But
ierfield, supervisor of Vermont, In whom
Senators Edmunds ard Morrill, profess the
greatest confidence. has been assigned 10 this
important duty, and, with four able and ex-
periencei assistants, Will this week begin to
take the census as thoroughly as possible.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-03
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twill, At eli times and under MI circurn.
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Lyhin Z. Pinl-ham's Vegetable Compound
isprepared att proprie:o;s laboratory.
No. .33 Western Avenue, LINN, Aass.
Price, 81. Six Bottles to one address, S..
Mrs Pinki2m freely answers lllettcrs OF inquiry
send 10. plin1hleta. Address rs above.
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Aprils. 81. slsOd9wif. m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-03

The Bennington Banner says that Judge
Barre,t's way of treating a criminal, in the
way the law directs, was the real cause of
the opposition to Inn. \ nicely dressed
liquor seller disIikes TO he used as a criminal
bat Judge Barrett had habit Of sentencing
rumsellers, burglars, horse-thieves, etc, ac-
cording 10 the tenor of the law, irrespective
of fine clothes, and naturally the rum inter
rst did not like it. \ correspondent writes
that the dozen men who are awaiting trial in
Woodstock Jail had regular torchlight pro
cession when they heard of Judge Barrelt's
lrfeat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-03

OVER THE LAkE-From Ten to fifteen car
loads of iron ore from the Chateaugay mines
leave Pittsburgh daily for the South.
II is reported that the Chateaugay railroad
company will build Il pier or dock at Platts-
bnreh this Winter, 10 facilitate the loading OF
mon ore into canal boats. 1t is to extend
into the lake about 500 feet beyond high wa
ter mark, will be fifty feet wide. built SINH
lar to breakwater. The pier is TO I've sur
mounted by u trestle about "A feet high,
with double track, and shutes for loading
the ore from the cars into the boats The
track leading to it will cross the Ansahle
branch and pass through the sand bank to
the lake about one third of the distance from
the south wharf to the Barracks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-03
WARMERS
SAFE BITTERS.

\ HiDItiN1 which sIlMI LAIE~ the Ape
TITE IMPROVES DIGESTION RESTORES
Lo~I STRENGTH, and Purines The Blood n1dB
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-03
AYER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL

For i. seases Of The Throat and lungs.
such as Coughs, Colds, whOOP
Ing Cough. Bronchitis,
Asthma
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-03
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.

n through q" PEORIA. DIS Mol Ess.
ITCHISOS, and LEANENMOH
. Great RoeL Island Route" are sold ny
'ud Canada.
ur hVRS Ticket office, address,
II. 81. JOHN,
GEM INT, and fasssr AAl.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-03

PULLMAN PALACE CARS nre r'r
COUNCIL. BLUFFS, KANSAS CITY.
Tickets via this 1iae. known tho
All Ticket Agents In the United States
For information not obtaitnable nt w
A, KINDA LII,
. Gspl sppeTiptepdent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-03

GRO. c. GOODWIN Co., General Agents.
K. 4. Strarns X CO., Agents Tor thittendeh county
Aug Il, 'sQ-leodSwly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-03

| The ONLY Remedy Ia the WORLD that POSI-
! lively CURES RRIuiiT'S DISEASE, Ola
BETEs. aud ALL Kidney and Liver Diseases.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-03
a DISCOVERY BY ACCIDENT,

We say positively and without fear OF contradic
lion that DAYS KIDNEY PAD Is the rirst and
only infsllibe cure for every form of Kidney dis
complaint and more effectuaf In Its operation :hsn
eng other treatment By using faithfully and persist
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-03
AGENTS AND GYMNASTICS

''''' De4!-jeo AVIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-29
MINES AND MINING.

WEDNESDAY, July 2e-P.M
fair amount Of business was done in MINING
stocks to-day, but prices irregular. Chryso-
lite opened at Sss against 71a yesterday and after
noon sold between Sic and 912, closing at 9Ss. Inc
particular feature Of the dealings in the stocks was
the large difference between the regular price ana
the prices on sellers options. At the same moment
the stock sold at 9la regular and 7l2 seller thirty
days. Little Chief also was higher. rising from 44
TO 5. Climax was steady at pa, but South Hfe
declined cents to 1885, Little Pittsburg selling 81
319, and Leadvlle at 20, and Annie declined from
so to S0@sS. Consolidated Virginia was cents
higher at 2.95, and California cents higher AZ
1876; Hukll sold at 115. and back to l.20 az tns
close. Silver Nugget declined cents to 1.o9
Battle Greek ls TO 4l2. and Auburn and ROCK
Creek was steaoy at 1.25. as also was Barbee and
Walker at 5l495ls. Among the low price stocks :
Goodshsw dropped 10 cents to %. MAY Bel1e
cents TO %. Durango cents to 44G4o, Sonth Pr
wer cents to %, and Moose cents TO 90. we
note sales of Eureka at 150141e Horn Silver at
164017 Mexican at SG77s, Bulwer at zig. ana
Central ArzoDia at 5li-
~ 7. MINING STOCK EKCHi VOC SILsS
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CHRYsoLITE SILVER MINING CO.
STATEMENT TO THE STOCKHOLDERS BY THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REGARDING
THE NINE AND ITS PRES
ENT CONDITION.

To n, stoekAolders Of the chry'Ob SiIeT Mining Co.
As Secretary of this Company AIN IN receipt OF
many inquiries 81 stock as TO the OF
great deeae price It's shares and as to the
tnal condition OF Its property.
numerous that IL II impossible
reply correspondence and therefore
TINS Of giving you whatever information can
Having the value OF the property
should be glad limits Of this letter allow me
10 give you and which the basis OF confidence
Mines should hesitate before giving credsace
the reckless statements Of newspapers sud cir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-29
EMPRESS MINING COMPANY

incorporated urder laws OF state Of New York ma
81 Broadway. Newfork CHoOms 81 and 80.
JAMES HOWELL. President. CHAs. a. RICHTER, Vics
President. JUN1us sCHENCK. sec'y and rreasufer
Capital s6OO,OOD. 100000 shares. Par value, ~.
STOCK FULL PAID AND uNAssEssA BILE.
Location Of Miae. CENTRAL CITY. Gpin CO., Colorado
rue L. s. GorsSnment Paint 'ssued direct 20 Company
DevelopIDeB SHAFT 800 feet air shat 100 feet
Have Indebtedness salaries paid 10 Its corp0Ae
Tr stock, of hundred sarts
81 per purposes VI increased opment
equipment Of Nine . -
~ T.. Cbas A. RICHTER, with hesss George A. Clark 4
brother 400 Broadway. y. Ya Edmnnd NcIccgliin. ii
schcnck Of Eureka Hsss krg Co., 10 BArolav<t ~ w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-29
EAGLE RIVER
CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY,

ORGANIZED under the La Of New.York-
Principal once. 1877 Broadway. n Y
thirty mines and mill site situated Eagle River
District summit County Coli capital SO OoO 1000 900
shares par Sl0 stock full paid and unassessa1
OFFICERS
Hon. CALVIN T. HULBURD. President
E.A. MERRITT, VIce-Presiient
MARTIN THATCHER. Secretary and Treasurer
TRUsTEES-Abel ID. Breed, Charles Waite jr, Edwin A.
Merritt Hon AdebeTt Ames Jonas a. Reed. Frederick W.
CToossI Calvin r. Huiburd Anthony GIkison. Henry
d. Atwster Thatcher. John Clark, Chauncey r.
l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-29
Glecllon Notices.

TINE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING Of
tho stoc@no ders Of the New;York and Texas Land
Company. Limited, vii be held at the once once OF o.,
New.York. on TUESDAY. the 10Th Gay Of August A.
d 1850 at ~ O'clock OF direct
and inspectors Of election and for the Transaction OF
By or1er OF Directors stock transfer books
will July 81, and opened on gust H. 1850
SAMUEL THORNE, Vice president
JOHN g. BARNES. secretary.
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Cost ano foun0.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK Tribune WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. Lass Broadway cor Thirty
frst.si. 3Js lest Twenty-thrist- cor. Eghtlave,
No. o.. East fourteeltG.st, corner Union sausrs
oGTIch No 2.SS1 1hirdsye, cor. One huudred.a and
wenty fouiths (Harlom Bank BuiidDg. %
D.. strcgulsr Oihee Istea
DANK BOOK LOST. - Bank book No.
ID 4i7,7ii of the BowE"Y sAVdNos BANK Is missing
sor befor. The III day OF August $780, application will
be mace 10 the Bank for new book.
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20 Unom II alan Gontern

PURSUANT TO an order of the Hon. X. L..
Judge notice Is gwen 10 al persons having
against Herman Herr 10 Ie-et Their cNms 20 the
unccIsieue AT his once l04 Nassaust Sewfork CITY on
OF before september II. 1885,
July Z. $50. JACOB WOIf, Assignee
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THE BONANZA CHIEF

COLI MINING COMPANY.
CsprtsL q. vvV.vvo sasr~s. - sAca aaAs ses,AoA
Prcsio1nL W. W. wICKEs uoe-presdsot nichxAsnas
ANON, secrctary, n BROOKE. directors A sbA
H. A. KIUHAkDsoN. a. q nBINsox AL1As.yvSsss
TRAsK w. W. wicker MICHAEL sNoW.W Nsw's~~
COLE sAuNDEttS. Montana
For partic uisrs inquire at the once.
lUAND 10 WALL sTREaf
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Business Ghances.

NEWSPAPER, Republican or Independent,
circulation at 600 wanted In thrifty town or small
city in Western, Middle OF Easlefn states Address an.
JOUhNALlST, Tribune once.
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filming.

filming.
ALTA MONTANA COMPANY,
~ wICKES. MONTANA.
Present price. SO o.
OFFICERs-Presdent w. W. Wickes Vice President
Michael Snow; Secretary r. r. Brooke
DIRECTORs-w.W. wickes. A. \. Barnes Aanson "rask'
L. N. Sheldon. Michael Snow NewYork s. T. Hauser. Cole
Saunders Montana.
OFFICE 10 AND le WALL STREET
N GOLD HILL MINING CO.,
Rocky bar Alturas Co.. Idaho Territory.
Main onces. Rooms 49, SO, 63 Broadway. ~.
LYLE % e srOe ssye
tary L. A. Richter. Treasurer.
The property Of the Company consists Altas Bo
nam Buffalo Bullion Mines all in first rate condition
S titles as HSey Ta than Ra viii Bay for the
twice Fifty tons OF ore can be stopped out per day With
offers to by order Of the T1us
order 20 purchase additional machinery
AZ communications aid su0scrP ms for shares shpnd be
treasurer xlturas Colo Nm Mining Co. Rooms 50 and 49,
DARBEE & WALKER SILVER MINING CO.
~ Location 81 mnes Zoo Syer , Sss
Milton s. Ratham pTesiGent T. a. FOss D.
Office. No 90 jrexel Building. NewYork
DASSICK MINING COMPANY.
ID LOCATION OF MINE ROSETTA COLORADO
Capital stock in $4,000 shares par value $780,
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
FRANK G. BROWN, President
DENNIS RYAN, VicePresident
WILLIAM 5. HOIT, Treasurer
HENRY CUMMINs. Secretary.
T.. c. BASSICK.
Principal onice. No. A walst. New.York.
PULL DOMINGO CON. MINING COMPANY.
ID Mines Silver cliff. Colorado
Capital stock, 100000: Shares IO0oOOj Par, $40.
Officers W. Pressen Secretary
Ofhces. No. Ito broadway. New.York
CHRYSOLlTE SILVER MINING co.
" Location Of Mines, Leadville, Colorado.
Capital, $1,000 900; 100000 shares 500 each
Daniel App cton President Drake Dokay secretary
Principal Offices, No no Broadway, New-York.
COLORADO CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED
~ MINING co. -
AT Georgetown Clear Creek County Col ternisus Of the
Colorado Central Railroad Capital stock, s3000Oo0 In
100000 shares Par value $40 assessa6le oi9e 81
Company. President Paul Lchensteini Vice President.
Heru X Batter Secretary and Treasurer Albert krohn
Assistant Secretary Paul Esterhszy Manager In Col
W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-29

OFFICE OF WELLS, FARGO g. CO.,
No. 65 Broadway. jun 81, 1880.
The regular semi dividend Of four per cent has
been by the this company PAYABLE July
TO- 1880 at The transfer books Will close
June 80 at y. IN. and reopen July IT,
II. b. PARSONS Asst Secretary.
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U'ELEGRApH CONSOLIDATED MINING Co

FTELEGRAPHC CONSOLIDATED MlNlNG 70
j PIONEER DISTRICT, PINAL COUNTY Ak!I01Nv1S
CAPITAL srOCh. $1,000, 900 IS looo9o ~ shnHH
OFFICERS earnest A. Des Saretst ffrsH.n'
stock Exchsnge) C. c. Murphy Vice President Luu.y
r. Secretary Treasurer. BO@rd or itusssv
Iheodore Williams Vernon seaman @. q. Murphy, " ~
ClewrlL John A. robertson. Flnaneia Aren't
ilians, IN. Mining Exchanged No 50 hroadway
Yors Register Of Transf@s IN New Yors@omasen arssd.
way NewYors Hon A. w. Blair, Ran Francisco -
Mining efintendent-F. X. Benton. -. .,v
DFFlCE: No. 81 nnOADWAY NEW fOhh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-29
pipioeno Noti.es

ALL COUPONS due 1st prox., and the
"A PRINCIPAL OF ALL BONDS due on that date Is
sued by ....-,. oo,,.~x
THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY.
will be maid after that date at the office OF
CLARK. POST & MARTIN, "a Pne-st, New YORK
T. W. CLARK & co, 50 South 3ist. PM aGelphi
Julv a 1880 IL. A V. POST. Treasurer.
" ANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COUPONS.
Coupons maturing from bonds OF THIS company
known as UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY ,EASI EkN ~.
VISION) also maturing same date from kANSAS
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY'S COUPON CERIlfl.
GATES Series l. r. and V, VIII be paG ON ana aeI mat
date on presentation TO the UNION RUST COMPAN1
coupons of The bonds Of the Kansas Pacinc Ralway
viii hereafter De paid al tue once oil the Union
Trust Company. ,,,..,, =, u.,,
Assistant TIgasurer.
AXE ERIE and WESTERN RAILWAY
IL COMPANY.-The coupons OF me Lake Ere 9na Wesi
ern first due the first day or August
1880 will paid date at tue Metropolitan
National Bank. New-YoTk CITY. ...x
treasurer.
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miscellaneous.

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
TO FAsTERs.
THE WALL STREET DAILY NEWS hereby offers - COG
Tor forty DAYS undeT the Of whom IL may
select Should number OF persons attempt this ieat the
one who the forty days or over VIII get
the money Persons sing tor further Information or 70
enter for The MACH address personally by letter.
~ " CHARLES d. KEEP,
Editor Wall Street Daily News.
40 Exchange place,
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-29

Newly Ork. July %, 1880.
NOTICE.-Tbe coupons of the frs: mort gage
~ bonds and interest the Guaraneed Preferred STOCK OF
Missouri River Railroad Company ara IN
rerest on the Preferred sock Of the Kansas City ST. Louis
Chicago Railroad Company, maturing August 1851
will be paid aud at the Office OF MesSrs
JEsUP PATTON & CO.. No. so Wiliam-st., Ncw.YOrk
NIOTICE-The Louisville and Nashville Rail
~ Company declared this semi ANIMAL dividend
on after the "a Of AUGUST next Dividends on stock
registered viii be paid at the office OF the com
pany. so Wast. 10. The transfer books Will %
the list JULY TO the 5thOf AUGUST, b0th
days inclusive. II. VICTOR NEWCOMb PresluenL
New IoIk. July z. 1850
OFFICE of the BROADWAY INSURANCE
" COMPANY NEw.YoRK. July %. $50.
Cash ca pal S20UOo0
Surplns, July l, 1850 81 900
The Board OF Drect0Is have declared q SEMlAN NCAL
DIVIDEND OF EIGHi PER CENT from the profits Of the
past months, payable August q .. ,,,,r
Secretary.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-28
Ed-su unvr.

An active movement is being made in Ed win Hoyt's behalf, and petition is being prepared, asking Governor Andrews to grant him a reprieve until the next session of the General Assembly, as it is believed he has the right to do under the constitution. There is reason to believe this petition will be signed extensively and by some of the best citizens of Fairfield county. It is said that Governor Andrews has within 8 few days expressed himself as willing to do all that he can in this case, consistent with the dignity of his office and compatible with the law, and those who have interested themselves in getting the doomed man reprieve are quite hopeful of successful termination of their efforts.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-28
Committee on Sewers.

The Committee on Sewers held 8 meeting in room 10, City Hall, last evening, Alderman Bartlett presiding.
 The petition for sewer in Lafayette street between Prince and Silver streets, was first taken up. John Lsary appeared in opposi- ton to the proposed improvement.
 Philo Chatfeld appeared in favor of the sewer on Lyon street, between Bradley and Jefferson streets. There was no opposition.
 On the petition for a sewer in Union street, between Union and Court streets, Philo Chatfield, representing the firm of Chstfsld & Grant, appeared in favor. There was no opposition.
 The petition for a new sewer on Grand street, from Olive to East street, was favored by PhiIo ChatisId, representing the Board of Road Commissioners. The sewer is an old pipe one, egg shape, and was not properly laid. It is too low in places and has broken in in some spots. There will be no expense . to properly owners for the new Sewer.
 P. McKenna and others appeared in favor of the proposed new sewer.
 George M. Harmon and James M. Evarts appeared in favor of the proposed new sewer on Whalley avenue, from Garden to Orchard street, and Dr. Morren and l.. B. Gilderslseve in opposition.
 R. G. Russell appeared in favor of sewer on Elm street from Cynthia M. MerriI's lot to Park street.
 Charles E. Fowler, for the petitioners, fla vored sewer on Whalley avenue, between Orchard and County streets. Adjourned.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-28
State News.

new time table will go into effect the Danbury and Eorwalk railroad next week Monday.
 The Connecticut Bible Society will hold its roth in Hartford.
 Danbury expects build sixty seventy houAez this foundry 20x30 is being erected for the iron works.
 The B1rnes Bros. Clock Company has been organ ized at Bristol with $15 900 capital succeeding Inc At kins Clock Company. 4. 8. Beardaley, of Plymouth, who has been noni- hated for Lieutenant Governor by the Prohibiionsts is workman in the brass mill at ThonRston. The Naugatuck Railroad Company will shortly com. mence work new depot at Thomasten 400 feet in length intend to have ready for this mer.
 J. H. K te, cashier Of the First National Bank of Rockville, has been offered the tressurership of the Hartford Trust Company made vacant by Mir. Fam CTS promotion to the presidency.
 The suit of D. P. Coon against Charles w. Dennison for $2 900. which he claimed Dennigon should pay of the indorssgs of note signed by the Norwich Printing Company, has resulted at Norwich in yer dict for the plaintiff,
 The Greenwich Water Company has been organized with capital of $60, ,eOO, $4OO0O of which has been subscribed ". B. Rider has been employed su- perntendsnt and engineer. It is expected to ntro- duce water by the 4th of July.
 Among the remarkable family gatherings of late thSt Saturday at the old homestead of Horato Kibbe at Ellington, when ninety children, grand children and sat down together to Kibbe, who was born 1n Ellington, the daughter of Allerton Oushnnan, and direct descendant of Thomas Ouahman and Mary Allerton of Mayhower and Pilgrim fame.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-28
State Correspondence.
BFamfOrds

BEdEMAHUFUo pr. olmstead ofacated at two funerals Monday af- ternoon, one a child of MT. Virgil Cook brought hera from Springfield sss for burial the other that of David Foote, of our old and much respected citizens. Capt. James Morris is reported seriously i'll.
 MT. Calkins is putting up . small building on Rog- street headquarters for his grocery and fruit business. .... The bridge acrsss Branford river at Mill Plain was completed Saturday, and travel resumed over the main road.
 The Emnnet Dramatic Club propose to give an en- tertanment Wednesday and Thursday evenings at the Opera House. Messrs Beach & Hoadley making arrangemsnts for ths reception cargo of ice, which is to come from Maine. They will build an ice houss on Brad ley's wharf.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-28
City Court NOtess

In the City Court yesterday morning Michael Kane, charged with drunkenness and assRuling James Cos tello and Sarah Gtlhuley, fined five dollars and costs the first count and on the charge of assault judgment was suspended.
 Frank McGovern and Frederick Mitchell, charged with assaultipg each other, and whose up 8 continuance, each fined $5 and costs.
 Charles Riesel, witness in the previous case who did not appear Monday whom subpenaed, arrested on a capias and charged with contempt of court. He explained that 1t was owing to misunderstanding that hs not present. and Judge toddard suspend cd judgment
 F. Casey fined $S and costs for the theft of 8 bunch of bananas frsm Mrs. H. H. Burnham at Ma tional Armory.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-28
Medical Nen

Pronounce Dr. Grosvenor's Bellanodyne Po- rous Plasters a reliable external remedy for diseases and pain. In it are combined the pain-subduing properties of the Belladonna and the speedy counter-irritant ingredients of the Capcine Plaster. With them are united purified rubber. The Bellanodyne plaster of Dr. Grosvenor is less liable to deterioration than those of other manufacturers, and re- lieves rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia, lung and chest ailments, and all others for which an outward remedy is suitable.
 Sold by 0. R. Converse, 165 Grand street.
 H