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SPANISH CRUISERS.

An American Vessel Ovcrhau1cd by a
Spanish Nknn-of-SVaF and Hoard I'd 1by
Officers mud NIcn-Tflc Authorities to
13e Asfked to 1nvcsttHato tho Halter. ;,
6peesat Dtspatth 10 7At Chicago Tribune. !.
PflLAnELr11A, Juno 1l.-The, ,watchfut
Spanish cruisers which patrol the Cuban coast
have onco aEatn given bold Illustration of
their mistaken belief that spaln rules tho
Seas and, as Usual, l,ave taken an American
vessel for tho subject Of mn outrage A fow
weeks ago tftore was sensational story,
utterly without foundation, sent abroad tint
tho stenm-frltiter 1'ropic, sailing between
this city and West Irdfa poris had tnken
out lot Of ar1.ls and ammunition for Cuban
Insurgents. The story Beetns 70 have aroused
suspicion In tho minds Of the Cubnns, for the
American schooner Ethel a. Merritt, sailing
In tho Same lfne, which arrived
at this port this morning, reports being
hattct1, stopped, and Illegally searched by
Spanish 1nail.of.wnr. Tho schooner, which
Is ono Of limo III the service Of large In
porting firm Of this city, is commanded by
Capt. Rand, n "Down-Eastcr.'' lie lett tho
port OF Antonio, on the 1slnnd Of Jnniaicn,
May 10, with n cargo Of 10000 cocoanuts
atd 900 bttncllcs Of bntlanas. "'cho next
afternoon about O'clock" said Capt. 1land
to yo,1r correspondent II cspled q vessel
running directly fur lis. thought nothing
strange OF this until made I,er out 10 be a
nan~of-war. 4 flag was flying ut l,er lntz-
zcn-1,cnk which I soon nIt,tte oft to be
SSpan,ttsl. ilag. Tho ssl'o9nor wns tl,en In
Thlnklng him 4 bntl nclg'lbor, and tint he
might, possibly, overhaul and dc1ny us, |
tackled ship at,d stood away from, Him. As
soon ~ l!0 found nut tho nlnuelivre iic fred
Il blank sl0t, being then fully two miles away
OIL our pnrt uuarter. All hands were very
much excited, but ordered tho Amorlcau
Tag run up, ai!i stood on my course. Tho
steamer rAli ctoscr, nnd, wIlei, on our pOrt
beam, fired nlotller slot,-n sui,l shot,
which evidently meant business. 1t
struck short, but glnnced Md wlltstietl
through rigging. III q Vcry unpleasant lnAl,-
l!tr, though without DUNG any ttnnlnge. I
thei, ordered tic vessel to lay to. Ilu sent 4
small hont tn us With three 1nGn. Tile leader
/ should Judge to be q Lieutenant. lie wns
armed With p!stpls in tits belt, md Ills fol-
lowers were similarly equipped. lie could
not speak word Of English, nor a word OF
Spanish. lie lnatte 10 attempt to enter tho
cabin, eabln, nor % Gid he ask for the ships
hokl an4 ,r.!mmagcd through the coco0-
on deck apparently satisfied, Jumped Into
his boat nllh returned to hls vessel. Snnn
nfter he left " he gaye. chase TO tho
schooner T.. =. Newcomb, Of Boston, which
left the port of Antanfn With cnrKD of fruit
OIL ttle sntne fny with lis, but she wfls toe far
AWAY for US to ascertain whether he fired into
her or not" The owners OF the lne Will ac-
quaint tue authorities ut Washington OF tho
aflair ut once.
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{1f tim f,va ,u}o hnd 1,nrn,nc fon1 Sathnrs nj &ho
rgc ~ ~ nra ~ ,xra % tta hmai,orI % ~ VII, - ~
Win NH III ' nircav % inrnm Kim +on m ch,iircu anI
mn az W tho ~ fftwntn"ra Nm. % ~ h,,s',nri ~ Nm
wiio ~ II VIZ irosas,ra him ~ I'D, ic sn1t@
fnl" ~ har .on rrt,o v.",tt MI. ~ th tnnfhnr
IN liz ln,t"r M csso riycs tSo awed tusnnnt fnir
nrnsnret shn,d kn iva sn,1 1nto T., hle asrc,,th
X hanr Tfs,," vcnss hencc thn n.t II intnrcs,ima
fnthnr m ' thS stv;a rt.srI1' ~ nnihrrs ,xht,
h"vn hor,,a nIiI5rn;, IA" 4, liza fn,r hni rhiI
rr ~ * t ~ - X IN ~ ~ txn n, III Il n1,,
nnT ~ ID WV az ~ s,,,. >" wv ~ ny @a''"
VI" tSr " cnt,r.o e,ch oac,irmtir a,ra nrntsowor+hv
rcs,,ts will M.,t hc rrmrho,S vttf, mnnofonn;s
ndI,nrnnnc ~ lin nne.,tt n.ttm" nrthni ,rhi"n
,nnat ~ n"ihrs rniw, ,vt,, alns: rtoas thnIr itts
rwina omI svu.' ' srn"a n WIFI, Ia nnrfm.
arrns arH x,hiio II t,m., IL n,v,,nt shat IA
= mi ,ns,o ~ ,rc,, T., t rt. a%s
a,ss.n ~ r. ~. tntiiv tt,o rnonr'is ahn,x thst
ns fnvnttcr ~ ~ twins Ia starls rcTt II Hin ths
r. finr,ons, - NH rr;sh "irn He ost'' eAs ~ ''
e'''na'' 'ou .,s..n,. ,s'sn s,so, IT,, =, ,,~,u,
NlN'Ff FAiltS oF THIHa
have been born during tho your. OF thoso
twonty-Srtcn wer0 0t ucrtnatt pRrcntnRus
eighteen 9f irish; seyontccn ct Anorfcnn; eight
0f lsohcnl!nn: tlvo Ut EnKlsh: i've ut swedish;
four Of NorWegiani two nf Scotch; twn uf
i!Gtlanst: ana twtl of canadian: Tho htat!atlc4
nf tripacts--tho records hold three OF Kind
thrtcE-4o further ~ show thnt when Tho Amer
lean hiiHlhnl hands his onErxes In tho dlrcct1on
Of patnrntty no IL eminentiy sueocAsful IN
two or tho CGS{4 tho father OF thrQo wgS
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i. A torrfhlc story comes over tho son from Mag.
dcotirg, dorrnauy. 4 iittie giri pluckct, flower
punish bur, shut her In the .1cudhonso where
were four corpses. lie forgot her until morning,
when, throwing open tho DOORS to release the lit
tlo prisoner. hp f0lnd her dead In II corner, her
eyes tixcl In glhssy Btaru Of hnrrnr, her lips blt-
ton through and through IL hgr nK0ny OF terror.
she bud died Of fright. Hangtng fs too good for
th,at man.
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A FLAT FINISH.
The Greenbackera End Their
Work, After a Noisy; Night
Session, :"
BY Nominating Weaver, Of Iowa, for
President, md Chambers, Of
Texas, for Vice.

50
NJ, nii.,,lght session which waa marked by
mnnxn,rrln,i. ,lisnI,tar nt1,onrne,l utno tlip ri
f,nIf'rost ,,of5.tr ,,ost"t,,a,, 1,,ar,,t,,,- r.
N"'.-p"sb oc'p.N ytst"'u"J n"i''ulI =
was u sesslon 9f n ro!lttcal potly WHICH
could never expect to !lnll'a parallel. As a
monument erected in com,lemornt}pn of uII-
limited tongue exercise It will stanl illtbugll
nil rcncrotinna. rhn srcuc nttnntlnnt h,tnr,
tho mnm;mntin, ~ nnuJt,lnfno HSpro+s
= ~ IT'S. sr,'a ,,. ~. ..'t.,a ..,a1
"csclsptloH. lie htho"ht VI ~'nu eApenueu
upon any Bnhjcct, no matter how trivlal,
would keep all tho white YntIs Of commerce
In nrrrct,in, ,rdt1nn for m ;ndpf,nit ner}ot}.
~, .t,u,s..t .T,s,'1:s .n.s,,,iu 49, ,,,,.s
tutp"lent a'aAe Allc.ltnn' ""e' .,,Any
the Rfeateat effort or us ti'ne' eon1d not
hope TO even compare With the gales which
swept through ttu Convention. [t;was tho
vnrv hIoht on.1 tl,o rprv ,lcrtl, n p1t,nns,hn
- .,,1.'.1 a...ts ;,.at .,,,t ,,ss f...nt,.,
-oi Wilt ANU = 'se"e p"t WIS 1nle'la"
nnd pr0strntlf1E, 'iholateheA hllh 1afeus llt~
lnarlty ut 4 o'clock, having for tive, terrible
joura i1sfnnnt1 tn nnnrrvrtcs of MI kif1ts. md
from MI klntls Of uron,e from botlt. .jona-
haired md short-haIrc,l ,lfsclnles nf antistn.
,.n. ,,~nn-o1 l., .,o... ,,,,o,, +t,a i,st ~ ,5,,i
"ns p1ep"isu W fote upo' t,,u w. W earM.. 4'It
tf8teS ftatsNa Tor TIE o'aee 0t fFestaens. Hdt,
Just rs the ballot was helng ordered, M tnl
ilatlonlst on tho west side OF the delcgnto,,
.,.. wy. ~, ,a"', liz i,:'i,s.,sa.,
ana aeli'nnaeu 10 W Heatt!' ie hha ueiinn"ea
himself hoarso during tho night, 3nd now
1owled in cracked tone Of voice in ortler TO
nttract tho nttenttot of tt,y Chair Uuot,
.t.,. A. -. ~ .,,.t ..4,... 4! .L,
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THE MOST PfRFecTlY.Nh1cHED DIAMONDS,
aud without question tho ohoIceat, whlu,st, and
s7lEcst out Etonea, can now bV SOFT, ut T. lIylnau
l. Co.'S, stato and Madison atseets. II you've
All eyu for u gesnH," step III.
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" IN Ills favor. Two. other specchcs
were .mRte In behalf of tho two
nsprants, nfter which A. I'ennsyl-

anything about tllo individual, md, rising to
tho hight .of lung genius, bellnwed 40 long,
sG'f' a .ftf0ss'S a sSax sas ~ ooE se'si *
doiiI}c.cotii,fgssct Wrntll at ti,s Convention,
iol.lctl Ills t,nt md fnconttnently. ret!red.
Tho r0ltuf 9latcs WIS thcn called, md tho
ballut'reyu'tcd as follows:
Whhp l,t,ut,cr, of votes cast..........,.....,7t
Necessary for h choice. ....,".................M8 .M8
uSm c,s bs;. H1
a hlot0,l to r1nku tho vote unanimous
hru.spht Gen. Wcst the unsuccessful calltli.
tnte, tn Ills feet. lie sat.l lu merely Nr0s8 to
HeenM( tho 1notton to iinko thu nomination OF
so:.ikt!ngnisst gentleman ~ ;;. ser; i, Cs,n-
yp1lttol, liad shown 80 Mtcll discrimination
a,Rl wisdom In selecting Gen. Chambers as
onapt. the stai!fnrd-bearers Of the National
os sqsnasn af o t st % Pa esneason @
he tllFlare1 that nothing now remains for the
Delegates to DO but TO 80 to their homes, tio
their tdty as pntriots nfltl Greerbacfors, and
victory would porch On their banners In No
\ TIe nomination WIS then nude unanimous,
after WHICH, I'll motion, the C!ialrnan ap-
p2fntaa Mcssrs. Solon Chase, Gillette. De In
Wehtcr, candidate for tlie Presidency, ard
.ltlhE him trt0 the Convention.
| While tho Co1nMittee was nbscnt the Com
| yentlon resolved itself Into @ socInl gather
l.; In short time tho Committee,
l. 4 BRASS HAND, AND GEN. WEAVER,
arrived I'M tia Convention. 4 scene OF wild
enthusiasm prevailed. Every one rushed rs
b. common Impulse 70 selzo the candidate by
WAS tbs pcrsunlllrAtfon Of happiness. Ills
cuunt4f1nilce WIS i|Inniliett by smiles. as
|e aseer.ied te forum to acknowledged the
4eNF alsSFass ts r ss o so Ts}9 Exon q fhsiGs bS
ing. After tl,e excitement hnsl subsidized,
t;eli. Weaver said fe was there for the pllr-
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Nervous debility, weakness, md decline pro-
vented by timely usc of Matt Htttera.
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,ltstf. !
GRrtbnfdls

Gar!balil!. who Ii iii Gxc1llet,t henlti1: u at
present repatrtllY and enaaFFnx his hoasp 90 taa
Wow ol his rueent maTFlaxy 1sI1h Tho pothoF Of
bis younger cht!dEcn,aL 4:< 81
, 1880-06-12

Times: Our highest artists In dentistry; Tho
McChesuey's beyond dnu6t, though but 81 set.
, 1880-06-12
THE CITY.
GENEIlAL NEWS.

THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.
". sonAAn, nangkok, sIam, Is at tho Primer.
IL. s. MonsE, Of indianapolis, Is at tho Gard.
NOR.
Cor~ AND Mns. J. II. Love, u. 8. A., are at tho
Palmer.
sttEntrF Jnns F1rzrArrlcg, Now Orleans, Is
Mt tho pnltncr.
FnEn q. BERGER, Manngcr Hol Smith 1susscn
Company. New York, 10 Mt tho rromunt.
Louis QrEsApA, CNbn; +. Schouroeh nnt1 wife,
1etpac, ues1nanY, arc at tho Grand raci,'c.
T. D. 1MuCocK, Secretary Of tho Scottish
American Mortgage Company, New York, is at
the Sherman.
Mn. AND Mus. II. J. MEYERS, calcsltta, 1ndtn,
a,ld Mr. and Mrs. Il. G. ltansomo, Ipswich, En-
Kihnu. Aro nt tho fremont
cd tn *l1ND silver, and tho disbursements to
Sl,oN Filvcr md si5ooo gold.
w. F. WHITE, ucneral Passenger and Ttck9t
ro,td, 7"raktt il 1t tha' Grand raeiiio.
srATE SENATOR W, u. WooD1N, Auburn, N.
T.. III tho paoltic yesterday on ha why h1nc,
having takcn tying trip uotth sIneo tho cou-
vcntiun
q. TURNER, London, England; Charles ]. Tnr~
cat., Et'ln!s4rg, SCOTLAND; and {: =: E4manas,
I. II. l.e Fare, J. H. Milton, 0nd u. =. Nuy, u.
r,,r m hi ternoI. M rayon,,a rccoota yest.r,,av ,oot-
ri ~, III Ill, nf whtch 7iS tYns ft,r ,.f",rs mi
tolnrco. siy,aiA for spirits. si,5o tor 6cer, aud
81" ~. ''I ''ee"se'' ~
TIE enperaturc yesterlay: as mob obsoryed ,;,,e ~
Isl: II: y; Em: 81; ap: m: g; = r. M. u. Id
'o"o.',, :. u. 'A'' ~s.'"' - u'., .':os'
tho shorlNnr. with OVER 1000 speeinei,s q siivor
orc taken fro,n over a0 Glii,es which hH bus per-
S9ay gSne: ,. l. Mr tnssEly 4 alz1 hns soo
FRANK Nfx,Eus. an engineer III tho employ OF
tho Chicago Eastorn IinnIs Raiirosd, bnatsi.
xn IL n1 anJ avt ysa c III II. fnnt +, ~
fEx; Snd ~ s rnn oxsr y oa;lsa car: IT, iis % w's
tntas ly nT. sSr"r. Mr. l,nvera Il Il vc,ra Of
age, md has wtfo living at Da'%'illo.
A Tn1n,1Sr rs.nnrtor cnt n ulInr,s,. veaterflav.
af tbe iIn1ks sx,,ru hy frrtrrrfiMi
@ %HntI ~ o sn na4atn o 1s sSs az
.ncs @ 9a aro um 9 m ~ WIEN h%T @i rrv and uo
to Thnia;n @ m cS tof y Rnpy 3Ia ar
-. ~ t. ~.
,ns; Tox4F KEoo the Secretary Of thS st
tcs,lay to the Palmer llonao from Milwaukee,,
syhern he ha* beg1' Intending the so!lfnrs re-
Ec6 TINT all bills or tho Conventk'n are eottlcsl
up II he has to pay tho hlanet, nut Of his own
and those who have subscribed md pui1 up
shuuld bc prompt III sotutns
cl*,a:ss % sS,.u!rz, while 1T wozk n Toan $
iroppel H'itl'isny da,,i on tSo iloar of tho shop
s!urnE tllo Iay, anI tle j,'ry retained yer,iict
iu aect1rlastGo With tae facts Tf.o teceastd was
German, y ,s yca1,s 81 nxe and aeft f. vile an9 n
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buy tho Improved Howe Scales. norylot,, So
leck 4; Co., Ayrnls, 07 L1ko Btroet,
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Of that kind. lam IN tho hands OF my friends,
md frnm them you cnn obtan nuy ,pruper Ill
fortnAtun."
And tito door closed.
, 1880-06-12

Tho moth vii! not attack fabric that II packed
In Luck l. Nayncrs Moth Powder"
, 1880-06-12

Con. Butter aaAnowAdSoIto 10 havo been neatly
shaved With Gut!nsya shav!ux Boap.
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-14

The coming year vii, witness enc of tine most important epochs in the comm, rclal aud political history of the United states. Tie future is pregnant with events which no thourhtfui citizen cuu aff1rj 10 close lis eyes to. The two Gte eat poiiticn parties, nearly equally matched in strength, WI! meet in the h0tt st politca contest that tha stne.atl"n has seen. ine debates in congress. the rush of pubic opinion, inc ut52ranc;s ot the press, the appeals of political leaders, will be of sur- passing interest to every Amtl1can cltlzt Ii. The m2rct oI business, thc movein, his i'll li- nancial circles tie thousand ilicrt sting facts lativetD the cptnmerHial 'id social conditions of ollr perIlc will hc studied with more than usual are tlurlu;s the co" ing year. The REG ESTER offers nnsnrpaasrd facilities to the read ing nu'lic of the state in furnishing the, carly and complete details of all these several de- partments of hcWs,
 ;.-, - Address, Register Publishing Company,
 sya5 NEW ERAVEE, CONN.
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-14
GOING EAST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN

1 pSAA>" C!ASA' AhAANh LEAVE CANAAN, S.10 a. n. Leaves Millerton at 600 a. m., Lake. vile 6.30 and Salisbury at 6.50 6. m. 3.34 a. m. Connecting at Minsted for Water. bury and bridgeport. At Simsbury tor New Haven, arriving at 1.36 D. m.-2say, ing 10 miles distance over any oth... route, for Westiicld, Northampton, Will. lamsburgh and holyoke. At Hartford with Express for Spr. .Hgfield and Boston, and all rpnts Nortl and East arriving in Boston at 4.29 r, n. also for S illl m&n;lc, New London, Providence, New loEk. -.
 Leaves Mlllerton at $50, Lakeville eos, Salisbury 9.l1 a. m.
 100 p. III. Connecting from Albany. At Wins
 ted for Waterbury and Bridgeport. At a> Sinlsbury for New Haven, Westfeld Hol- yoke aid Northampton. At Hartford fer
 Millinantic, New London, New York
 Boston; and Saybrook, via. c. ". n, R. Leaves MillVrton at 2.15, Lakeville 2.3l, salisbury 2.3G p.,m.
 3.16 pt lll. Leaves Millertop at 80, Eakeyilis 5.f8,, Salisbury 7.53 p. rn., for Winttrl
 iasscnSers leave New York at $50 D. ln., connect with this train. A a.. t ., 800 a. m. [Moutay mornings only.l Leaves Miilclton at SIS D. n., connecting Ut Cauaan with Ito1sat.?n ?nic train north. At. ''. Fi,le Meadow for New Haven arriving at . a Q.i5 A. D., and for New York At Sins- bqly for W4stie!d and Northampton, and arriving in Hat ttOri at S.34 a. III. Tor time at way stations and connections see posters. 70 '' Wtt.EER PEsRCE, J.F. JONES.
 tienl Iieketh gent Superintendent.
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-14
rHEDAILY,REPUBLIOAN

. IA Arst- -elasa mozninR newspaper of efght pages. ~se 'Wfsk 2 to % fa columns of reading matter n1
 eonaprsAenRive and en,srprsing. covering the get
 sr6 nsWa of the world With.care and intelligence. s snia det6tihE tpeeiG Attsnrion sld generous ex- Al. 0sAae ssalecsfaR the home 8news ef Western 1fsS RSSS.Shasetis southern Vermont and New anhp-
 GAtse apd northern Connecticut, besides summar
 ia3n3 fuily the record feloSaI events 1n- all the ,ss sigSGssesd ststes The tslegraphic reports oi .1f Gs9y spscisl disnsSches 1t has iea ow.
 eorrshponasnss in Boston. New York ard W ash
 1atnn and i, Quent contributions oE nsJe fsom sr- h other important centres. Neary
 0s9ssf isA ceptentss is taken mp with abe sad in- s-koiadent 6ditorR. diecuss0n cad eOM1enS on po-
 lEtie5Es&t general subjects. Pubic questions are
 tlsats1 in nonp part san. independent spirdt Lit- A 6s1kxSrSecfsaa and news are an fmportant feature
 dBkeEch variety. Iss seyessteolutnRs of- nfscei: sfxhEh eaek tsfne are made np with taste aad5ude-
 RHSE5 lKa aeetd, TAE DAItx REPuBLIcAN ie a
 oee1ssss newspaper. It is sold for centAs cepg. ..aM SssSA Q Sa6nsh @es& year; including the sun onA Y6Af.
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-14
snhotowraD;,ic Materials

We are Headquarters tor everything r. the way o c-ad TEngic Enmtcrns. Zach style being the best of its class the mark q B,autifu1 Photographic Fra sparencies of &ta;u ary and ngravings for the window,
 Convex Glass. NanuMctur IFS of Velvet Frame for Miniatures and ConvtX Glass Pictur s.
 Catalogues of Lanterns and Sides. with direc ions for using, sent on receipt of ten cents.
 1ysyolsS
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-14

LEAVE FIT 'HEt EtII.!:, VIZ: ,-- 100 a. m. PasScnae ii..,. .,l iG Gi,xeptrt, nr. Irving at l2.9O l.. il.., MltlI through car
 for New York, arriving at 3.07 p. m. at
 New Haven at 1l0 p. m. Leave Albany at t. ,4U am. with through car. -t"
 Leave Canaan at 9.34 d. m. E i' t.25 p. m. Passenger Train for Bridgeport, ar.
 irving at 5.45 P. m., with through car tur
 New York, arriving 7.45 p. m. at New Haven at 7.30 p.m. connecting with train
 leaving Albany at 1920 a. m.
 port. ..,., --
 Leave Canaan at 800 p. m. ." aUO p. m. Milk Train for Bridgeport, arriving
 at8.30 P. h.. at New York, 1928 D. m.
 atNew Haven, 11.52 p. m.
 . Leave Canaan at 3.52 p. m. .,y i DO p. III. Passenger. Train for Falls Village
 arriving at '.u0 p.m m. Leave Albany 0o P, m. % at ' Leaves Canaan at 45 p. m. 5t t. 5s '' ..',s >Hnday Milk Tlam leaves Pittsfeid at 2 B p. ynh i"r Bridgeport, arriving at &6o ?, m.; New4ork, l1.5o p. m.; New kA-.
 vc!t, .52 D. ln. ..
 Lcayc Canaan aS 4.9o p m.
 Ill trains connect ut Canaan with Connection | ; Western lt. N. at Brookticld Junction to and \ from Ianbury.
 ia, B. \ Vf.hELa, D.. IF. S1ILISON, General Ticket Agent, sup.t Bridgeport, Ct., August 1, 1879.
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-14
L -O1dFeatuifres tuifr Preseirvedsl,
..,4 sr .-.:s-d. k.s-s >s-E.l ,. sss."
 New Features PfoV Vided.

- 1 sThs,ssson s1nff WIssgkfyl trrsayeiler Eas es tabliahsd ins sFS9& sEAhd the Anierieap CWeeklyl j. EraysAer iiu 1888, and ahave 10th enjoyed slAxgs and continnAll iai5Feasihg cir3nlatIos among the best hones.df New England. 1t il. with eonf fdence that we snoMyinvite pal bile at. tenti5n to onf arrangements *o:thaNew. Fear.
 The American Traveller feE 1880; will preserve its Gharacler as B carefully com. pilBd and trustworthy record pf all passing events ofg snefal interest: ~,s ..>
 DesigsSd aoftEamiiy issnading, it twil not enter into editori&E disehssfon of yexed na. tional qusetioRss It Noil, nevertheless, present. full and fair epitome,e ,ef alklhe' news. of the week, of political, religious, industrial, com ulercial and social importance. t ,
 Ehe sgevievv 0T che Week, which has, long been.uniyefsaify recognized as tue most, comprehensive, intelligent, and historically valuable summary of the worlds >tsoiDgs,t wll. still be carried on with the same ~painstaking accuracy as heretofore. . :. : .s~:a'., = .- AgEicslllmr1l Affairs. will ;:he. specially dealt with by competent writers; and the New England farmers and gardeners will find tn this department much valuable news, as well many seryiceable suggestions. s-s,s :. MT. -BeecRer's Sermons, ], as revised by th pen of the Plymouth Pastor himself, and pub lished in no other paper. will reg alarly appear,
 1"Aefin,nss New York Aetter. winch .is couoe!ied everywhere to be one ot the most ra, cy and brilliant; ;:as we'll IS refined and tru thful commentaries on thec d0ings of the metropolis, is new feature. which needs onlyte be read once to. be heartily appreciated. :i.r' ''1~* =
 OrfgihaI and seleeted stories, lively but not 'oljectionslly sensational, will be pre- sentedin eachissue. ., -.,....>..: /. - ..s
 Commercial. Afrairs will receive regular attention and will include stoekI bond, ship ping, market, railroad nd mining reports, col Iected from the most reliable authorities, ano carefully edited. yS.::.
 ssOtd World s4.choes,'s being column of entertaining articles specially translated foi the Irare from the isang French Ger of European men, manners andevents: ;,
 Columns of Literary Misc eIIany,, in- cluding Fashion and Society Go ssip, Poetry, and choice Reading for the Home Circle, scrp-c pulously winpoaKed of all offensive matter, will also go out with every number. s ...;.~
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TrapeNeyS Guide. ;
H0USATONEC RAILROAD.

IL .., .s - ,,,7I .' p" shortest, Quickest and Cheapest Route to No. Adams, Albany, Iloyi South Norwalk, Stam- ford, Chatham, hudson, Saratoga, Utica, Rome, syracuse, Auburn, Geneva, Rooh- ester, Buffalo, Suspension Bridge, k- agara Falls, Cleveland, Detroit, Tols+
 do, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Ctl-
 caSu, St. Louis. a. Through Tickets Sold and Baggage Checked for above points at Union Depot, Canaan. Also for Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington. Purchase Tickets ' via housatonic Line.
 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
 TRAINS LEAVE BRIDdEPoRT, VIE, 5.00 a. m. Freight Train [passenger Accom. modations) for Harrington Monday, Wed- nesday and Friday. If.
 Leave Canaan 10p. m. iO.1O a. III. Passenger Tram for Pittsfeld, ar. irving at 2.25 p. m. With Through Car leaving New York Ut 8.05 8. ra.) Leave New Haven at 933 &. m., with through car from Bridgeport tor Albany, arriving at 2.5O p m. Train arrves at Saratoga at 6.45 p m. Connecting at Albany with 3,lO P. ln. popular Chicago and St Lou.a express, arriving ill Chicago at 500 the next p. nl.
 Leave Canaan at 1242 D. m. "" t.55 p. m Passenger Train for Pittsfeld, arriv. ing at 9.O5 p, m. With Through Car leaving New York at 3.0op. m.) Leave New Raven at 3.45 p. m. Connecting At State Line for Albany and the West, ar- irving at Albany at lU.05 p. m., Saratoga at l23u midnight.
 Leave Canaan at 731 P. m. '".
 FROM FALLS VILLAGE. .f ,,45 a. m. Special Faesrngcr Train for Pitts. h,ld, arriving $t 3.sT u. n., Albany, 5. 55 a. m. = T. Leave Canaan at G.po n. m. ..4v.
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Ct0NN. UE.~TE.EsN RAILROAD.
Commencing Oct. 1, 1879.

GOING WEST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN. .2.40 a. m. Connecting from Pittsfield, at NH. iert"n for Pouehke, psie, Rhinebeck and for lfishkill.
 Leaves salisbury at 125s and,Lakevillt at l.U2 p. m. '4' 5s 3.5s P. m. Connecting from Pittsfeld. At Nil. lerton Tor New York, arriving at .45 p. m. Leaves Salisbury at APO and Lakevills at 4."6 pm. i45 ?. m. tonnecting from Pittsfeld. At Mill lertol with Express for Albany and the West. --'.. Leaves Salisbury vt 703 and Lakeville at tY.05 r. h.
 }0i p m. Milk Train, connecting at Nillerto,, ter New York, arrivin; qt 8 p. m. Runs Sundays only.
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D4sTRICT of Norfolk ss. Probate Court, D Dec. 1873. .:.
 Estate of Emiline Linsley late of Norfolk in said district deceased.
 The Court of Production the District of Nor folk hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, forthe creditors of said Esta te to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts. proper ly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said Els tate are requested to make immediate pay ment' to =. HENRY H. HOADLEY, 3w27s >.,Adnlinistrator.
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