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dairy cows, most OF which <<k<aMN2yl
will be In profit by day Of XgMM&AaN
sale; also head of heilers, XTN
years Old; Que York Stat' Exs@Aa
b II, two head of horses NJ. a, eaI .
old, good worker and driver; No. z, .
years old, good worker. sCucd and all
right.
FARMING UTENsII ST. horse threshing
machine, family carriage, jump seat; two
horse wagon with hay ladders, horse
power churn in good order, sleigh, milk
wagon In good order, large portable boil
Ter, Champion mower, used but one
harvest, cutting box, plows and hsrrews,
rope and pulleys, patent beamer, 100 to-
bacco lath, lot OF posts made up, one lot
of pointed rails, chestnut, iced chests and
mixing tToughs, a24 pounds OF barb wire,
Two shares OF Chester County Agricul-
tural stock,
HAY AND GRAND tons prime timo-
thy hay, . tons OF raw, 30 bushels OF
corn, leo bushels OF oats ~ bushels OF POI
Lstoes. % acres of wheat Ia the ground.
HOUSEHOLD FURSlTURE.-No cook
Stove. Regulator, with II lures complete,
No. II heater slit ny- room stoves, bed
room stove. coal, Mahogany extension
table, 4 bed room sets compete, s goose
feather beds, 2 hen feather teds, large
mount bed clothing, sofa, settee, chairs,
40 yards Brussel rpet, 30 yards reg car
pet NEARLY new; also large amount OF
dishes amt many other articles not Inen-
toned.
sale 10 commence at II O'Clock sharp.
Conditions will be made known by the
undersigned.
Administrative Of John Woodward, decd
ana a BIHU waikiki.
j III. SLAUGHTER, Aucllooeer.
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CHRIST. GEHBER. Wholesale Hardware.
Toledo, ONO, says:-rhe E1celslor KID.
hey Pad has accomplished more Tor my
wife Ia three weeks than all the med icine
she has taken In three years. Refer all
skepttcs to me.-see adv.
IeD2B.7t
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n Office
Hannah f.. Davidson
et al. In Chance
George +. Kitchen ct al,

George y. Kitchen ct al.
And now to wit this 2ith day Of ~
rusTy, A. D.. 1881, the subp taa 10 y
cause having been issued ana le.ITsA
TO the sheriff more than tAiH1 N
bt fore he return thereof anu JeGT X
Kitchen, William II. Stldhani A ral
Stidh,m, samuel Stidham, EA0na u
StidAam, Anna ii, Juquetle !ea
Hughes Brian. George N, slqhi
TnoInas Kitchen and Morris Ntl9'
OF the defendants, not being lJdle
not having appeared, on mOl!onol 20
Is. Lore, Esq, solicitor for thu c0mFl1
ants, and upon affidavit VI fHll
Cihrk, shCrifi of New Castle Count!
the raid deiei dants reside Out q lle@
OF Deiswatc, as folio ws: he SAID Jaf
=. X chen In Chester Comfy, s.41
Pennsylvania; said WILLIAM /, std.l
Alfred -. Stidhala, and samuel ~.
ham ia the city of Washington, nv
oil Coiulu oia; said Thomas X 9ul.1
IN Edwards Csunty, state Oh hdisas
Anna HI. Jaquette, jennie husAts w
and George X. etidham IN tue as
fhlit delpnlA. state Of Prnnsy .fshA
Thomas Kitchen n Ctcu county,
OF Maryland; said MoTrs Mcl9Rrt+'
dence unknown. II Is ORDERED y
chance llor that the said George !,
chen. n illiAm +. Sudhan, Atas
81 iham, Samuel II. slidnoth, -
X .Stidham, Anna II JHqutAe r. VI u
III ghes bryan, George n
tn ,tnas Kitchen, aud Morris Agi 8."
APP ear In this cause on or before w " N
daf Of September next OF " ~
bill be taken pro -
as to them, aud the Kegs nh
rec.ed 10 cause copy Of thls - b
published within tnifty days -, 3
uaUe IN the DAILY GAZETTE ~
published In the city Of WIiDal+sv "a
thus county, 10 be contiAuel, u, ia
newspaper, for thirty days alt'i
pub Icatlou thereof. VIE.
Attest: j. Nj. NV - {
fpbs3t. ~
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As follows:
EIGHT HEAD OF HORSES.
No. l. Bay horse sam; can
pace Ss. g. ls sS'r si'r %.s. k4..,s AN
years old; can trotln 81 min AA12
NOS. Bay mare Mag, years old; nrsl
Yo.A SAY mare May, . years cid, nrst
class Sriver.
No. .. Bay mare Mary, 4years old. with
fpd by ElwOod Mckeey'a hOrsej good
driver and worker
No. g. Bay mar Helen, SyearH old; good
worker.
No. I. Brown mare Jennie; good work
mare.
old.
Gooi home raised Mich
GA Cows, sprlnEing; yoke OF
~S%goDd woTksJAen, good sixe aud
@A0quisk w4liA Isi SO sheep. with
i~n4U- BY the fside, SshoGts.
Farming UtensIls.-lwo farm wagons ,
2.hay rlgglngs, 4 roller, Moving ma
chine, mower ana reaper combined.
corn MARKER, drlll, market dearborns
IN good order, / no-top buggy, | horse
cart, 8 ca rts and rigglngs, grain fan,
pair platform scales, corn sheller, 1 eie-
graph hay cutter, nor.s sweep machiue
morse rake het lof ruuning gears, /
wheel suitlgator, plows, harrows. sultiVA-
and ,uble tire s, harroWs, GA and COW
chains, euuble corn piows, sleigh aud
bells, names, sets Of single carriage har.
ness, sci Of double hal ness (uearlJ newt
saddles aud brides, &c.; l set of cart
ea.s, wagon, pillow and other harness, 2
gIind stones grain bsgs, ! hafpoon hay
FORK, With rope aud fails complete, lar
merS boiler.
Dairy Fixtures.- ChurnH, pans, buckets,
aud Vtuegar by tne barrel. sets Of butter
scales cream cans, WaSn tubs and
benches, lard press.
Household gOods, such as bedsteads,
beds aud bed ling, chairs, bureaus, Ingratn
n d rag carpets, fatmeris COOK siove No
10, win all tue fixtures, ) parlar stoves Il
heats Two htorles), aud ali the household
goods 50J Dusi els Of ooTL, about so
bushels OF oats, hay by the ton, | ID. M.
OSBORN binding machine, one hall inter
est IN rs acres OF VIII al in the ground, and
many other things Too tedious 10 men.
ton.
IBRAs.-All sums OF SIS cash. On all
sums over that amount a credit Of SIX
months Will be given by the purchaser
giving banKable noLe win approved
lHdNrser
MRS VIM. SMITH,
MRS. n II. HUBLlNGSW ORTIZ,
L. W STIDHAh q. EoS. Auetionsers.
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Since the adoption of bags in the pIace
OF he old collection plates many Eng
lish cleri ymen have complained that tue
amount oil bronze onerLorie1 has mats
rally Increased, especially among The
vine IN Liverpool, the other day, took ef
iectual steps 10 counterfeit the evil.
Choosing for his teZt the passage. "a lev
ander the cOppersmith, hath done much
harm, he told his hearers their duty In
plain tie ms At the close of bis sermon
the effect of this homily was cl airy OBJ
servSbIe.
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~ ANrkb:--A purchaser iof 40 nnely
w located cottage lots At itshoDoLh,
nehr NE , aeh. or a. exchange Tor city
property. Address, ID" this Office.
sepY-d&wtt.
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IA ANTEU--A purchaser Tor Two ~ feet
w front lots On Delaware avenue,
near franklin. Address
seps-d&wu ~" GAzHrrK OFFICE.
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ron

q
500 400 unpTaAnr RoNps OF fHs
hIhGToN CIII RAILWAi t"4'sT ID
Proposals. viii be received a, A. ~ m
seventh aud MArksl streets, Niiillt
bel, To be opened by Monday ,Na VA, y
1881, atzp, m, for t2U.t0O flSe pn
extension bonds to be lssu"d ~ "a,y,NA
OF not less than SUI, lntriest rirrlM3
January LIST and July LIST, a. ine ~ ndssl
tional Bank of wilmington, ar Tbs lBl&
pa! paid on January LIST, 1855. I'D ~
est 10 Ju y list ISL, Will De LII be ~
the loan IA Issued. No blds ~, ,nadpf3
tanned for less Lnan par. ~ sg.asl|
has been authorized by act % ~ Non ri
and Will cover both the eAtehd uGf|
as first, and the Old road AS se'V
gage. .,yer Rit
The W, G. II. Co., has never oiner "
pay its Interest and TO meet a, INV o.
legations promptly, ana t,ng tipaDe'|
much improved and lnP'pPfna
basis. hEA "a "a sroFer,,
mb5sIol9. IS ilmlngi9ni- Z
DIykRVIEW CEN b N, y raai|
X, paNY.-NOTICE.-At las hede|
meeting OF the Board 81 NJ ~ ,rss
their ifige. Febfu airy I, lsol' ! Ice ~" Of
Resolved. 10 advance lhe p, front
IN the Cemetery, between i. pef sqas'
lhlrd cross avenues, . cent? cent? Ind isgggl
foot, and between the lhliu square OO'|
cross avenues, 10 censl Pc ISL
the change 10 take effect 9 9 pseerpta8y,
Attest, u. 4. HAW i Ne ~ Narke y
feb9 W 6stapI. once, W ----IrOS|
NTorlCE-Ihe Hope Building .as s .nals!
N AssocIaii'n is now i'su ny d.
= new series beginning hai'irb ird
Appls to P. PIunkett, Treaf'
Market streets, or 10 ntTJFR, seq!
fab25- wed .ksaIlm. 0' -!
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II. RICHARDSON, Sac and Fox Agency
indian Territory, says: The "Only Lung
Pad has restored me to health, and /
-bee adN. - fSb20-BL
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RANTED.

~ 20 Il 4 "a ISI-W n NfED.--fgOOD
i MOkTG A0 =. FROM Nl,UOO UP 10
els We AL PER tENT. GALL AT
ONCk. HEALD A co
feb2e-Bt
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IN CHANCERY.
IL NEW ASTIaCn

IN CHANCERY.
In re- Edward j. McManus 1sIr,N
Andrew Crumlish, ,ountatY s n
ment for benefit OF crcditors saR|
And now 10 wit, this 2jth aav n,
ruary, A. d., 1881 the ACCOM-, y y, ~
eoove named Assignee, haylne, my, VI
the llth Jay OF December, lssl '' s1I Y
p pr9eea ~ ~ w, ne Chsncelor tins dsys,|
sons excepting TO said accoun, ,e ~
their exceptions on or bsf,ra I've
DAY OF April next, aud thai fa,.
TINS order shall be given nv Az ag.e
ment ia The DAILY GAztrrg a nsI ~
per published Ia he city u WimSTs
continued therein Tor the perioI
weeks thereafter. rs'VI vi
Attest: I'M IIuIrsuv
NH wv. ge soIS
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EDUCATIONAL.
SPRING SESSION
AT THE
ACADEMY,
Tenth and Market Streets,
MARCH 1921


A PRIMARY DEPARTMENT,
Happy and homelike, natural and pro.
greHslVe, and so steadily growing AS TO
rsauireHn additional room for It's use.
A COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT,
In wnisn the highest classical, mathe-
mapcal and scientific Studies taught III
this city are now pursued Glasses III
Homer, Xenophon, virgil, cicero,
Algebra, Geom try, Botany. Natural
Pnllo sSphy. Rhetoric, G,rman, &c.
A BUSINESS DEPARTMENT,
In which, upon sound basis OF general
PRACTICAL TRAINING,
precisely the same course in Cuuntinf
House BOOK Keeping Is given that Is oh
tanned at the nrst-clsss Commercial Col
leges OF New York. Philadelphia and
Chicago.
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT,
In which teachers will be trained in the
approved methods of the Z eat modern
VIM. @. NOVEL;,
PRINCIPALLY
feblS.
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OIIGE.--I'he rarmers ~, ,,---- -
: y ~ ,,n anu Vicinlly,are invited d ~ ~
= p srcn q. Ihe rooms Of Mes,nr, 1 ".
Sa,n, ,Te, " ,'i.e Il OF Clayton Boov. ~
SAUL oa.ui nay NOR ing next, al 10 UI n
.taanar I'm ultn 70 listen to an sdd S1
sugar sect Culture Wy Mr. G1'J vs 4
beet grower. ''"O'iOa ,sl|
mhl0,ll. 'o'AR o.
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ELEoThlo
LINE OF STEAMERS
WIN resume their trips between
WILMINGTON, DEL, and NEW
WORK CITY

WILMINGTON, DEL, and NEW
YORK CITY
Sailing from King street wharf. VIII
mington, Del, on
SATURDAY. 19th inst, at 2p. M.
Weidner's Wharf, Chester, Pa, at 4 p.
M, and from Pier l5 East River,
New York, on
WEDNESDAY, 2sd inst, at Up. m.
Thereafter steamers Will sail regularly
from Wilmington and Chester, oD
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYs and SAT-
URDAYS.
NEW YORK,
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS d FRIDAYS
Your patronage solicited. For rates APP
ply to Il. ANDRE VS.,
King st Wharf, VII.
william Weaver. Weidner's wharf,
Chester. Abisl Abbot, So south IT., n. Y. ,
The Wilmington steamship Co. OF Del
mhl2-
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4 o-PARrNERSHIP -Theup,ls,--I
" have this day formed CON-.
snip under the lame and styIeotF N,
4 Canning. for the purpose Of comm.
the General Insurance business laf-s,
carried on by Thomas r. Plumns
No. 5O2 Market street, WlmngLo5 \
JOS. NJ. MAIHER
JAMES u. CANNING
Wilmington, Del, Feb. z, Isl,
fpblb- tludSuf
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NOTICE.-No persons are aq.lobpI
An 10 make collections for Tie M
mlngton branch OF The l1sh md
League unless they show the vnllx
aulho. Ivy TO make such collie On
signed BY The President and seen an
BY order II the Eranch.
h. g. TURNER, PresldsuL
THos. MCEvIALLY, secfrtsry.
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Gle AaiIu Gasttts
U =. JOHNSON. EDITOR a Proprietor

THE DAILY GAZETTE is publish
- every afternoon Sunday excepted,)
Ut 4le Market street, and served by car
riers 10 subscribers in all parts OF the city
and surrounding towns aud villages, for
six cents week payt BILE weekly, Yearly
guhBcIf bers, 81 in advance. 1t is the only
Democratic Daily paper in the City or
eulation.
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, estab-
hsAed in LISA, Is the laT sest and most
aeurlshing weekly paper in the state,
and has q larger circulation than any
ether on the Peninsula. Published every
Thursday afternoon, at - per year in adj
vasoe.
@a@~------------------+---
ENTERED AT WILMINGTON PoST-oFFICE
AS sRCOND-CLASs MATTER.
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DUBLIC SALE.

DU BLIC BALE.
VIII be sold 81 Public sale on the Hol-
hngsworth Farm New castle HID, on
the road from Wilmington 10 New Castle,
on
THURSDAY, March II, 1854,
Ats O'Clock A. M,
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N or ibe ~ 9! IL hereby slv., !,
tIe county ne LeV re Court in aud of s' Sss "
Msrcn i9,S mas appointed T,Sv w
saa,,n a'sn INST. 8 neAr aud daa,slssIl
matters relating to road. ami , costIe'aliI
mh7-2taw, DO ~, ,IsoChRAS,
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ID UBLIC SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

on the property, late of John Woodward,
deceased, in 1hornbury township, near
DilwoIthtown, chester Codnty. Pa, the
following Personal property, to wit:
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\ UTIuE- ESTATE OF HESTER VIII
IN LlAMS, DEt EAStD.-L Of VI
minis ration ON the above estate hAv4I
been granted to the uudrr,lgued, al ~
soGs indebted TO said estate ale feqasA
10 make pa, ment, and those haHl
claims TO present the samt without daq.
20 HENRY v. lE,LLi,
'ebl4-3tw. 52s Walnut st., PtiL 1
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sTMRED AT WILMINGTON POST-oFFICE
AS sRCoND-CLAsS MATTER.
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\ OElCL.-P Persons VINO. we're draHea n
IN the state OF Delaware for Tue U1llH
acknowledgement IN NAY June d
July, 1854, and paid Communication i'd
we're Afterwards again drafted 10 lx5 End
were required 70 procure substitute o.
enter the military service under lhsIallsf
dram, VIII mad IL Ia their adVaAl aye OZONE
m unicate, either personally or y alH
wiLh the undersigned, WOO his no AZ.
lhorized by the stale heglslalus o SlAeA
from lie Secretary Of War, The cUnnga-
ton money paid by susn persons hs
Secretary OF War having been directed VI
cl of Congress 10 refund ine comnuii
on paid on such cases. {. II. u. DAT,
Dnver Eel InlY To- ~.
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F0R SALE OK RENT.

L. OR RENT.-Ihe nne store ana ,lwel.
II ling No. 1lJ MRTket strcsL. A,pl, l.,
EVANS PENINGfUN.
mill lot. Eighth ~ Il ;,ing -.
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NoTEIb0IES-NEw sgEIEs
Ier ior sale 800 shares Of si,r, s'soclatlcu :,
series atsl per share, AZ, ocE IN htSs
Monday evening neS ~ pa'HsuI
BOOKS now ready, Ann. lita inn,'
j.. I. HAWRfESo
mhl0-6t, No ~ ,, stcre,sr
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t Tno ,.o, y, WILMISoroS, March !
Inc deed foI my Lol M ., ~ SlG-
.ne W inlhgton ana Brand sec, Y. I,
tSry, mas been lost or ny vine Cent
maae application for a new ' da | Alv
---- --,----------- NM. COCgp,
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FOE nALE.-el,OOO 70 s,..;,
axtures OF a good bussIten'k, ss !;
LOT 81 once. Adore. ''''ntsA II ~
u A." Every Eysr, T%
mhlo-Std<w" Finn lining 0ns
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Thirty SIX heau OF BOOu
dairy cows, most OF which
will be In profit by day OF
sale; also 2 head of heilers,
2 years old; Que York Statt
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kok sa LE.-Four finely elevated build
Ing lot. on Front street, corner OF
JACK Oh, ~ feet on Front. Apply to
EVANS PENNINGTON
ieolo- SOL King street,
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lrOR RENr.-Store and dwelling. No.
4Qo Market street, lately occupied by
John Fullmer. Apply 10
$40 ORANGE STREET.
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2,OOO Yards

more, of those Hamilton Bismarks, the best made, Atlantic 4, H and Nashua R, Continental c,
 Brewer Sheeting by the
 bale, Fruit of the
 Loom, Lonsdale,
 Wamsutta, York
 Mills, Bleach
 ed Muslin,
 all at Bottom Prices. Send for samples of Dress Goods Fannels, Cloaking, sc. Just received, several bales of Bed Blankets, Comforters, &c. Call and examine our Quilts for $1 each. t.
 Next in order is an immense stock of Boots, Shoes and Rub bers; all the new styles of La dies French Kid Shoes, (Louns- bury Bros., the best made, and every pair warranted.) Chil- dren's new patent tipped heel and toe Rubbers; Mems Fine Gum Boots, warranted not to crack.
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-14
$8.33

May buy an overcoat, Wool Winter Suit, Undershirt. Fin. onlrt, Soft Hat, Cane, (to keep you warm this winter), Cotton Hose and Paper Collar. We say it can be done, but is it not better to put the s8.33 into a good, decent Suit of Clothes 3 We do not tell you that there is no use in paying $500 for an Overcoat when you can get one for $500. Customers are not fools enough to believeit. There is only a small profit on cheap goods, and no party can sell a cheap coat s2.Ooless than anoth- CT. That's truth. plain, real truth ; truth that is easily be- lieved by any one who knows beans. Now we are going tc say something that you can find
 out about should you drop into
 our store. We have bought g very Large Stock of
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-14
BR,I.NG

This list of prices. It will as- sist you in making selections. Call for every article named below, and you will find you have struck the place to leave your hard earned dollar.
 It will cost you nothing to look at Hubbelps New Heavy Wool Winter Suits for men price $500 Winter Listers for men, $3, HubbelPs. Look at the mems New Heavy Wool Winter Overcoats at Hubbelp s, price Two Dollars, I have sold lots of them.
 Read over carefully the ar ticles named below, then take a look at the goods, and judge for yourself, at Hubbell's. Received from Paris, France, Nov. 16, per. Steamer ''Elber, J the latest Parisian Novelties ir Neck Scarfs, Ties, Bows, etc., which have created quite a sen
 sation at Hubbslrs Clothing Store, Ct. Harrington, where you will find an
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-14
Ladies, Attention :!
NOTICE.

THEE COURT OF PROBATE for the District II of Norfolk has limited and allowed three monkhs from the d6fs s6ekeaf for the creditors os the estate of Robert B. Stack, insolyent dsbtor. of Norfolk, in which to bring in thsil olAims against said estate. The subscribers appointsd commissioners to receive, examine and decide upon said claims, hereby give mo- tiee that they shall meet at the Norfolk savings bank in sad Norfolk. on the 10th day or De laaa, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, on each of aid days, for the purpose of attending upon the business of said appointment.
 PLUMB BROWN, Commissioners.
 A. B. COLLAR,
 Norfolk, November 21, 1881.
 AIl persons indebted to the estate above msntioned are requested to make immediate psyuasnt to E. B. GAYLORD, Trustee. ..a. 4w28 ---'
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.~2 Our MEMS OVERCOATS for $2.OO are fine,. (shoddy usu- ally is fine you know). fairly strong, fairly lined they have velvet collars, too. They are not worth over $2.O1. We are offering them for S2.O0, and ad- wise our customers to let them alone and buy coat that's de- cent. Flaming advertisements such as competitors use to pull the wool and shoddy over GUS toner's eyes no longer have the desired effect. We never ad- vertise anything we cannot show as advertised. We do not ad- vertise that we do buy for cash when we are not willing to show our customers that we do. We do buy for cash, and we saved more money in the past year in discounts and we sold more goods and received the cash for them than any store in this sec tion. Quoting prices in adver~ tisements and deceiving custom CTS as to the goods prices are quoted on we do not practice.
 We are here to sell goods hon estly, fairly to all. Our prices that we give at our store will beat all prices quoted by com petitors in neWspapers.
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-14
NOTICE.

nSHH COUNTY COAMBSIONERSfo for Liteh- x Aeld County will meet at their room in shs tsal building in Litch6sld on the 1st, And, AnA 18th days of November, 1881. Also on the 1st Tuesday of each month thereafter, at e3saOsk ?. n. for the purpose of acting on ap- pAeasioas for licenses, receiving reports of prosecuting agents, and transacting other oouRty business.
 Applicants for license will be required to ap- peAS in person before the Board. Bonds last bear the same date Rs the license.
 JOSEPH ?. CALHOUN conntv
 GEORGE PIRRPOMT, co.on;..;o
 LYMAN DUNNIN9
 I3tSAasld, Oct. Ath, 1881. Sm16
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-14

LEAVE PrTTsF1RfID, VIE, 500 6. m. Passenger Train tor Bridgeport, ar~ irving a. l2.S0 p. m., with through eag for New kork, arriving at 8,QT P. m. As New Haven at 1.10 P. m. Leave Albany at6.55 am. with through car.
 Leave Canaan at 9.34 6. m. 1.25 P. m. Passe nger Train for Bridgeport, ar- irving at 5.l0 P. h., with through ear for New York, arriving at.7.N p. m. ct New Haven at 5.52 pm. connecting with train leaving Albany at S.05 P. m.
 Leave Canaan at 500 p. m. 400 p. m. Milk Train for Bridgeport, arriving ct S.30 p. m.; st New York, l0.SQ ?. m. at New Haven, 10.48 p. m.
 Leave Canaan at S.62 p. m. 5.oG p. m. Passenger Train for Falls Village arriving st 7.00 P. m. Leave Albany as 2.35 p, m.
 Leaves Canaan at e.46 p. n. Sunday Milk Train leaves Pittsfeld at a S5 p. m. for Bridgeport, arriving at s.sU P. m.; New York, 11.62 P. M. New Ha. ven, 12.30 a. m.
 Leave Canaan st 4.30 P. m, Connect at Brookheld Junction with trains 10 and from Danbury. He Ds. s.AVEKALLs l.. B. STIhLSON, General Ticket Agent, 6up't Bridgeport, Ct., Nov. 2. 1881.
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-14
E \ H A \ M
Travel9s Gs1tde.
HOUsAr0NKC RAILROAD.

H0UsAroNKC RAILROAD. shortest, Quickess and Cheapest Esuts te N9. Adams, Albany, Troy, South HGEWAlk, @tAm- ford, Chatham, Hudson, SaxsAcSs, UuNas Rome, Syracuse, Auburn, 8enevss k0Shs ester, bYfalo. Suspension 1EtaSN Ni-
 agara Falls, Cleveland, pe$Soit, Yole-
 do, Cincinnati, Ind1snAPo6s. GAi.
 cago, St. Lotus. Through Tickets Sold and Baggage eAsaksA for above points ct Union. .DeSet, Canaan. Also tor Philadelphia, Baltimore aud
 Washington. Purchase nekes
 via Housatonic Line.
 WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
 TRAINS LEAVE BRIDGEPORT. vns 6.90 .. m. Freight Train lpassenger. scoens modations) for Burlington. 4.
 Leave Canaan BIO p. m. 10.10 6. m. Passenger Tram tor eittsNsld, srs irving at 2.25 P. ID. With ThEsUSA GaR
 leaving New York at S.05 .. m.l Lea ye
 New Haven at S.35 ., m., with through
 car from Bridgeport for Albany, ara VII
 at 2.40 P. RI. 1rain srr7ves as sAEatc6
 at 6.2 p. n. Connecting At Albany MI S.10p. m. popular OhlcaSe and M Ls9A express, arriving in ohioage at sec tbs next P- m.
 Leave Canaan at l2.A2 p, m. a..- 6.s0 P. n Passenger Train t0s PMtsaelA. srysvN ing at 9.35 ?. m. (With ThxoHkh oA. leaving New York at 3. ASp. @l %eays New Haven at IA P, m. CounqctbnS at
 irving at Albany at 1U.66 P. m.. Santu8a et 12.4S night.
 Leave Canaan at 7.5o ?. m. .... yRoM FALLS VILLAGE. 500 .. m. Special Passenger Train fey Pit1e-
 field, arriving at 1.47 .. m.s Albany. 9ssS Leave Canaan ct s.12 a. m.