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Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02
For Sale.

THE farm known as the Parks Dairy Farsa, situated in the north Of Salisbury, oh 1owH Hill, so sailed, containing a65 acres, on which is large quantity of wood and sprouts of IS and 20 growth, with meadow, blow and pas ture land, enough for large stock of cattle, is offered for sale. Terms made easy for particulars enquire of J. w. Parks. on adjoin- ing farm. 26tf J. w. and A. M. PARKS.
 070 week. $12 day at home escily made. Vi Costly outfit free. AaJress IRUG ~ NGo.s Augusta. Naia2, ly3i*
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SOuGhfiCldis


 Hay is on the wing. A good deal of it is being drawn to Canaan Some falls on be- fore it gets there. Two months, aye, since last fall, we have never mentioned the fact that one man tipped over load of hay We shall not now say anything about it, as We promised him that we woul mt But the tip ping over of loads of hay, has become so com mon, as to demand serious and careful atten ton. o. Leningwcli has found out that a load of hay is not success as a thing to pass another load with. Gravity and haste tend to throw all bodies toward a common center. Grove Norton's pasture produced a better crop than ever the other uay, and Will Parsons drew off light load by so much !; late in the day. the horses dre,o of and left Will in Canaan. ITc watched his opportunity md walked as far as Clayton.
 The whip shop is in running order now Several dozen have been stocked" and Sat urday p. m., some of them were turned, pre- paratory to rounding. Plating will be in or. der this week Arthur Cook, who is to tray el for the U. w. Co received a fine sample case from Westfeld the other evening. It has a capacity of tivo dozen
 A very pleasant sociablo was held with Mss NJ. W ebSter, Friday eve. Rev. A. N Benedict gave au enteresting lecture on mus ic. Some ofthe young ladies presented song and tahleau Sweet tIomc"
 Mrs. Robt Shaver is at her fathers, Mir Wm. kassons.
 Mrs. R. B. Kassou has gone to Sheffield to take care of her mother.
 Tho 'beautiful snow" .grows deeper and deepe,. There are no new oases of whoopiug cough
 TATTLE TALE. 1 have been troubled with Flatns in the and bowels for years, sometimes sc- rlously so. D N.G. has cured me I it to all | Ua.dee, Alderman 9th Ward ,Syra>use, NY. 1 Guaranteed by all Druggista I have suffered for years with irritation in | the stomach, loss of appetite, restlessaess at night, durability of temper. Two bottles D. R. V. G. has cured me. l am well now. Chas D. Smith of the Courier, Syracuse. | Guaranteed by all Druggists.
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02

Extra Copies of the Naws can be obtained at ! Graham's Drug Store, Salisbur,
 Thomas J. Martin T.akevint. Charles W, Wolfe, Falls V,llag, C.. Crane. Sharons Humphrey . Drug Store - Canaan
 PostOhice, WestCornwal,' The"Emporium," West Winsteor W. A. Roberts, East Csnasi
 D. L. Pratt. ' southasld and Mill Rive Weleh & Johnson Norfolk
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02

O Sto SEQ I.,r iay st home. samp,es worth $s QJ fee, Address STlSsuN & Go, Portland. Ms.
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02
West CORNWALL.
 N


 Mrs. B. J Bradley of Falls Village visited friends in town last week.
 Willie Knight, q student at Rocky Dell h. ststute, Lime Roc!S, spent the Sabbath with James H. Cochrane.
 Moses G. Butler, the jolly, whole souled philosopher. who is eyer thoughtful of all the children, as well as every one else ''under the sun," treated the school in his district to grand sleigh ride on Thursday last.
 Quite runaway happened in Water street last week, resulting in the overturn:ng of Mir. James Cochrane in about six foot of snow. Fortunately he escaped unhurt, yet somewhat frightened at seeing his pef colt Holly Var den" putting up the hill for her ranch, at about 2:4O pace, while he stood removing the snow crystals from his already whitened locks, and wondering what the next day would bring forth.
 Several from this village called at 'Unce Toms Cabin," which was located last Sa!ur day evening at Falls Village
 Geo, Oldfeld spent last Sabbath with friends in Lee, Mass.
 The dime sociable is to be held at the resi- dence of MT. R. N. Cochrane on Friday eve nlug of this week, when full attendance is desired. It is expected that the young
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02

Miss Anna Lancashire is announced to give a reading here Thursday evening. Miss L., who is only 20, has read during the past six months in Garatoga, P,ttsfcld, Bridgeport, New Milford, and other places, and always with unfaling success. She is Litchfield County girl, and has had unusual advantages in developing her fine talent for public read ing. She deseryep tu! house from the peo pie of Norfolk and vicinity. The reading will commence at halfpast seven at the Con ference room. D.
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02

Last August, our readers will remember stranger hred horse and carriage at War uers livery stables, for week. At the ex. piration of the week, asthe fellow failed to
 put in his appearance with the rig, MT. War, ner. started~tin pursuit, and after short search, found the missing horse at Sharon,
 the stranger having sold it to, Perry Loucks
 of Millerton, who in turn traded with the
 Sharon party in whose. possession it was
 found It seems that the thief's name is Roy
 al Willard, although he has operated in vari-
 ous places under r.diferent1aliases. His last
 exploit was his elopement with the, wife ot seeley Doty of North Egremont two or three
 months ago, which gave him notoriety- through the Police Gazette's' picture gallery that led to his arrest in Deckertown, New Jersey, where he had for some time past been at work in @ grist mill. About three weeks ago his paramour wrote to her hus- band, requesting him to come and get her, which he did, meeting Willard who gallantly surrended his claim. The wonder is that
 Doty did not disclose the whereabouts of Mil lard, who was wanted in different places for horse theft. His, picture in the Police Ga zette short time ago, however, gave hlm away to the Deckertown authorities, and he was arrested and Perry Loucks telegraphed for. who identified him as the man who sold him Warmers horse last fall. MT. Warner received telegram last Friday morning. re- questing6is immediate sppsaranceln' Decker:
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02

Clayton.
 Mir Wm. Ferguson's family, with the ex, ceplion ot Mir. Ferguson and sam., are all sick with measles. Mrs. Ferguson Is quite il and Sam. has had them, and recovered.
 Mrs. L. Scovile is quite ill
 Miss Mary Cock goes to Winchester :or a visit this week, &sN
 Mrs. Wilhelm.na E. Elwin, formerly of th,s place, died at her home in Hartford last week She leaves husband and two children.
 Ed. Mcintyre and hs sister, Mrs. Grove Barnes, are visiting in Hyde Falk
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-12-07
"A BEES sting is only one. fourth Of

"A BEES sting is only one-fourth OF
an inch long. A very small and insig-
nifcant thing, yet it leaves o warm i'm
preston of about two feet, and there's
nothing stipgy about the sensation Ell
Their. A certain merchants wife danced
to late hour one night-became over
heated, and returned home in thin
dress. Next morning she had severe
headache aud general pain and aches
in her bones and joints. She and her
husband considered it trivial affair,
aud thought Of no serious results. The
next few days she became much worse
and q doctor was called in He failed
to fiud out the cause of suffering, and
only prescribed for the feaver and head
ache. She recovered only after two
wears suffering, and was then cured by
;he naeApf DR.. Dromgoole's English Fe-
=, ala Bittsrs. One bottle of this won
darfnl female regulator would have
sured her duripg the first few days.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-12-22
Marriages.

Columbus Wardlaw, Esq, and Miss Ida
St. c. Brown, youngest daughter of the late
Daniel Brown, in the Episcopal church, on
Wednesday afternoon, l4th inst, by Rev.
T. T. Gadsden.
Mr.. C. H. Strickland and Miss Teresa
H. Reed. youngest daughter Of the late
Judge J. P. Reed, on Thursday afternoon,
18th inst, ut the residence of her mother.
by Rev. w. II. Strickland.
Mr.. o. X. Breazeale, of Bolton, S. c., and
Miss Berthe J. Taylor, of Rappahannock
county, Va, ut the residence OF the brides
father, Judge J. a. Taylor, on the 14th
inst, by Rev. DR.. E irron.
Mr.. james Harrison and Miss Matte
Cunningham, on the 8th inst, by Rev. ]. l..
Brownlee.
Mr.. Sanford Mayfield and Miss Corrie
Broom. on the 18th inst, by Rev. G. M.
Rogers.
Mr.. WIN. Mayfield and Miss E. z. Broom,
on the 18th inst, by Rev. G. M. Rogers.
Mr.. ]. A Chancellor and Miss Z. lr-
ham, on 18th inst, by Rev. G. III. Rogers.
Mr.. w. H. Smith and Miss Carrie Nc
Mahan, on 18th inst, by Rev. c. V. Barnes.
Mr.. VIM. Meeks and Miss Emma Stokes.
on the 9Th inst, by Rev. G. V. Barnes.
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GOOD COFFEE,

Everybody wants 1t, but very few got &c,
tecause most people do not know hng 70
select coffee, or 1t is spoiled In theroastlng
or making. To obviate these dilIlcnltiaa
has been our study. ThurneF'e package
Coffees arc selected by an expert who un.
derstands tho art Of blending various 20.
vors. They arc roasted In tho most psrfect
manner &c Is impossible to roast we'll In
email quantitiesl, then put In pound pack
ages (iD the bear- ..ns Grou,d) bearing our
signature as guarantee OF genuineness,
and each package contains the Thurber
recipe for making good Coffee. We
pack two kinds, Thurber's "No. 81"
strong and pungent, Thurber's "No. A."
mild and rloh. One or the other will
suit et.ry taste. They have tho three
great points, good quality, hoaea; guam
iity. reasonable price. Ask your Grocer
for Thtrber'e roasted C90es tn pound pack
d0es, mo. 84" or "No. A." Do not be put
OF with any other kind-your own palate
will tell you what is best.
Where persona f.saire q We aleo, furnish
the Ideal Co1ee-pot, the sImplest, best
and cheapeg5 conOes.pos In tence
Grocers who cell orr UosfeS keep them.
Asl. Tor descriptive circular.
Respectfully, &o.,
II. 4. & z. B. TEURBER 4 CO.,
Importers. Wholesale Grocera and Coffee
Roasters, New York.
P.S.-As the largest dealers In food pro-
ducts In the world, we consider 1t our In
terest to manufacture only pure and whole
some goods and pack them In o idyanl
satisfactory manner. all goods bsaf.1g
our name are guaranteed TO DO Of supeZoe
quality. pure and wholesome, and dealers
are authorized to refund the .purchaes
price In any case where customers have
cause for dissatisfaction. It is these9ore
70 tho interest or both dealers and con.
mmerS IN use TAsy6es'a 6Ya,,de.
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WilIinuBton.

AS you have no regular correspondent
from this place at present, hope you will
excuse the liberty l take OF sending you g
few notes of passing events.
DR.. j. w. Crymes has recently added an
other story to his store rom on Mail street.
Both rooms below are now used by Messrs.
Cooley and Williams, engaged in the mer-
camille business the small room, formerly
used as dental office, being now nlled with
GROCERIES. The Doctor has moved his Office
up stairs, where he is very comfortably ar
Mr. N. C. Dacus has purchased the hotel
at this place, and it will benceforward be
conducted under his own personal supervi-
sion. The travelling public may now rest
assured that they will be amply provided
for by the new proprietor, assisted by his
good lady. We especially hope to see the
hotel filled next summer by those in search
of health, pleasure and recreation. This
Ia a delightful place for invalids and pleas
ure-seekers to sp 'rd few months during
the summer, and Mr.. Dacus, we are assured,
will spare no pains to render their soJourn
pleasant en-
on the 18th inst. with supper at the hotel,
given BY the Principal to the pupils OF the
School. Alter supper two toasts were Of
fered and responded to, as follows:
Education-the process by which the
moral and intellectual faculties oil man are
drawn out into active play, in consequence
of which he is better fitted for achieving
success in life and rendered moro capable
of ENJOYING the blessings of kind Provi'
dence." This was responded to by Mr: ).
q. Clinkscales in his happieat manner. Mr;
G. has had experience both as student and
teacher as o student he was diligent, and
reaped the rewards OF his honest labor; as
n teacher he was much esteemed and highly
successful. Thus deeply sympathizing with
both, he offered many good suggestions for
.Woman-as mother and wife, the charm,
of the home circle; as sister, too frequently
she is not sufficiently esteemed; as sweet
beart-'O. who would live, and live without
thee?" This toast brought forth hearty arr
response from Mr.. j. p. Gossett. The
sneaker discussed the subject with his whole
soul, which, you know, is the true secret oi
oratory. Notwithstanding the lateness Of
the season, Mr. G. found 3 sufficiency o.
flowers with which to adorn his speech, and
IL was highly appreciated, judging from the
applause 1t received.
Much credit is due to Mr.. and MIS- Dacus
for the elegant manner in which the supper
was served. -
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-12-22
Holiday Presents.
day presents. e Aoiio"i"R Hou-

doA Arnsten n.a & Rose offer the following holi.
For Gentlemen-Fine velvet embroidered
fb,PPes, bnPPP the Holiday Shirt" e in e fancy
me collars and cuffs. stylish scarfs, kid and
fsstor Sa,a gloves; English half hose, nobby
nats, dress suits, good aveicoats, hand-made
sh3ss, silk umbrellas, ETC.. etc., etc.
q For Ladies-We have an elegant stock of
nne = closks and dolmans zephyrs, shawis Of
a. superior quality. fncy handkerchief.
oo3es, broadway SIX It's, neckwear In lace
aho SIX fine fancy hosiery, Alexander Kid
gloves, black and colored silks and cash.
meIes, German table covers and doylies 10
match, ma piano covers, French woye corsets'
Or. strong's health supporter, lace curtains,
carpets; rugs, extra large California bIan.
sboa,. Iels, Kussia leather pockct-books. dress
8 For Chiidren--A complete line of shoes.
nancy, nancy hand "a, made sacqres and hocds to
match, cioaks, an elegant assortment EXTRA
length hosiery, dress goods with beautiful
plalids pI,nls and stripes for trimming, satin and
Selvel lined picture frames, wall pockets.
soaps and perfumery.
An inspection is respectfully invited.
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BUGGIES Amy person wanting good
vehicle should not fail to call on hEEC q
STEPHENS. whose long experience ena-
bIes Them 10 select the most reliable West
ern Buggies at lower prices than any ono
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR MEN
AND BOYS AT c. A. REEDS, AoEyrI
AN elegant lot sample Hats, all STYLES, iIst
arrived. Come and ser them. Lowest
prices YET. Don't forget .he headquarters
aor sewing Machines and Ruggies. Prices
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JEANS, JEANS.

am agent for the Athens Jcans-the
best in the Southern States, and don't you
forget it," Call and examine
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ROOTS. ROOTS 2

Pegged and sewed Boots of every kind,
and at prices that will astonish. When
you need pair call, and you will save
money.
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>, Finest stock of Hair Brushes, Combs and
tooth Brushes ever brought to Anderson,
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Coffee drinkers should read the advertise.
inent in another column headed Good Coffee,
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Valuable Lots for Sale,

II WILL sell nine Lots, next to Beatty
Il & Aliens, and running on Generals
Road 215 feet to new Street, which is 80
feet wide, at right angles to Generals Road,
and parallel with the cross streets In the
four corners, and will cheerfully show the
plats and Lots to any one wishing to buy.
No. /, on Generals Road and new Street,
contains CLIO acres; No. 2, ITO acres
No. 8, 2 acres No. !, 1 $40 acres; No. 8,
l 6-10 acres; No. 6, 9-1O acres; No 2,
$40 acres No. 8. 2 9-10 acres No. o, 1 G.
10 acres, all fronting on new Street.
II not sold privately, will be offered at
public auction on Saleday in January. 1882.
WIN. SAYRE.
Dec Is. 1851 % 81
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Wedding Presents, Christmas Goods,
Dressing Cases-largest stock at Wilhite &
Whites
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Whites Eye Water-a sure cure for sore
eyes Try it. Price 25 cents per bottle.
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Coffee drinkers should read the ADVERTISE
ment in lother column headed Good Coffee.
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All tn. standard patent preparations for
sale by White e. Wilbite.
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WHAT is HONE WITHOUT MUSIC,

Well, well, don't get mad about 1t, and
t9ik "a IN such big capitals. We give It up.
re never were good at conundrums. But
you cant dodge such question Home sweet
d nome must be made a happy pla }, and if
:. ~ uoes not contain Piano or an Organ.
wny IL IS but half furnished. Live on one
meal day, and grits ut that; 70 without
parlor carpet, burn kerosene or tallow
candles, wear the old overcoat another
winter, take in boarders, rent the basement.
serimp and pinch in every other way, Jut
oo,1t starve the music out of your life.
>, head the advertisement of the McSM1ru
MusIc HOUSE, Greenville, s. C., and sen.;
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SHOES. SHOES.

am headquarters for Shoes, buying di-
rect from manufacturers. Bear IN mind
that every pair is sold as represented.
stock, and at prices that will suit the times.
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hite e. Wilhite.
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Great Bargains in Bleached Daniask
Great Bargains III Red Doylies.
Great Bargains in Irish Linen,
Great Bargains in Embroidery,
Great Bargains in Lace,
Great Bargains in Silk Fringe,
Great Bargains in Ladies' Ties,
Great Bargains in Corsets,
Great Bargains in Kid Gloves,
Great Bargains in Nubins,
Great bargains in Balmorals,
Great bargains in Sacques,
Great Bargains in Knit Caps,
Great bargains in Buttons.
Great Bargains in Towels,
Great Bargains in Linen Crash.
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Smoke the S. g. n. Cigar. For sale by
Moss d. Catlett, at McCully's Corner.
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mo- REWT.
Dry Goods.
Gr0narias.

EEY stock of Groceries, both Staple and
lSl Fancy, ia cnmnfete. will sell at
prices to suit the times. Give me trial.
October 9, 1851 IS
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TO MY MANY
MI SQC IL VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE
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Mothers Mothers Z! Mothers ~ 7
Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and cry
ing with the c1cruciating pain of cutting
teeth! II so, 60 at once and get bottle of
MKS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYR-
UP. 1t will relieve the poor little sufferer
mistake about it. There is not mother
on earth who has ever used it, who will not
tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels and give rest to the mother and re-
lief and health to tho child, operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription OF one of the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents bottle.
Something won 'arful The Luminous
Match -Box-shi' at night, so it can easily
be found when' lted. For sale only by
White e. Wilh!-
A Cough, Gold Or Sore Throat
should be stopped. Neglect frequently re-
suits in an Incurdbic Lung Disease or Con-
sumption. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRIO
CHES does not disorder the stomach like
cough syrups and balsams, but act directly
on the infamed parts, allnying irritation,
give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Cdtdrrh and the Throat Troubles which
Singers and Public Speakers are subject to.
For thirty years Browns Bronchial Troches
have been recommended by physicians, and
have always given perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant
use for nearly an entire generation, they
have attained well-merited rank among the
few staple remedies OF the age. Sold at 25
cents box everywhere.
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WE have decided to close out our enormous
Stock during tbs next Thirty Days and shall,
mente. We haze reduced Suits of Clothing from
sS to s.. from $40 TO s., from 314 to S9 from SIS
to $40. etc, etc. Our Stock by recent. addi.
tions. is complete and our Closing Out" prices
are beyond all competition We shall offer fly
cases of Boots at mere song. Call early for
Genuine Two Dollar Boot. which beats any.
thing ever sold in tbio market. Four Hundred
Trimmed Ladies Hats will be sold off at so cents.
regardless of cost. Two Hundred cheap, medi.
UNI and fine Ladies' Cloaks and Dolmans Will be
sacrificed at New York cost. Sixty Beaver Over
coats must be closed out ct &C., worth eIO every
where The same with Tot of Blankets, Je1ns.
Flannels. Waterproofs, Skirts aud Shawls
That this is Q grand chance to procure i'm.
mense bargains from large and varied stock Is
superfuous to state and II Low Prices will sell
goods at all. we shall expect to cell Twenty
Thousand Dollars this month, In spite of bad
crops and warm weather. AS this closing out
sale will only last thirty days. we should advise
oil our friends to come soon and buy what they
want, before the assortment is broken. word /
to the wise is sufficient.
ARNSTEIN & ROSE.
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No one whose blood is impure can feel
wei. There is weary, languid feeling.
and often q sense Of discouragement and
dependency. Persons having this feeling
OF Iassitude and depression, should take
Ayers Sarsaparilla to purify and yitalize
the blood.
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,,,tI Fine Stand, Library and Hall Lamps at
Wilhite d Whites. Granite Row.