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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-01
Further Notice.

rrHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
lIhat the undersigned will not bc re-
tor any injury or damage sustained
"A any person or persons Ia travelling or
EEfpg over or upon what y called Water
MI IN ShiVelYS Astoria. - said thorough
farr has never been declared legal street
!. TAYLOR.
VI. 4. kINSEN.
l.. X. q. SMITH.
J. L. WARD.
ID. III. WEIGH.
For self and heirs JAS. WEIGH.
Mrs. :. r. WOOD.
Astoria. May 2sth. 1881.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-01
Columbia River Exports.
SHIPMENTS FOREIGN.

MAY.
G-TO QuccRsioirn. IleT SigRd.
From Portland sO.s92 cils wheai......-.. S45.Oo0
9-TO QUscHSOrn. l,cr AtbclSiGu.
From Portland 1890 bbls l0ur..... .Sysi.0,sl
I2--To cuonsfmrn. pr Comfy of IBvs.
From Portland 1861 els wheat. 90
l2-TO QUCcaStOIrR. per Goo. BclClsy.
From Portland si.S9i els wheai......-. 2.-ss'
lI-TO QueCnsf0IrR. per PGNitho1.
From Portland lSSll ctls wheai......... -. 80
Ito QuocnSi0irn. per Explorer.
From Portland $3.50 ctlS wheat-...-..-->S;iy5oo
Ito QuccRsiolrR. per Odl1coTth.
From Portland n .9Gs ctls wheat. --SJi.sOo
Ito CorE. per OiUli0.
From Portland ll.Se4 cts wheat
ST" QuonSi0'rH. per TSlc ~ Erin.
From Portland 81. .5ai cilS wheat Sin.sss'
23-T0 LircTpDui. per NoILiriShiT'.
From Portland As bblS -four. >'....,i
si-TD QBocHSiolrH. per MdIB BlUrioH
FROM Portland 2S.l3o cil> wheat ..---~--'.fan
s7-To CuooaS'o,-l pr HrTiarIs giori.
From Portland. lisa cil> Wheai......--.>sl.iro
2a-To LicsTIsopl. J,,T ENcrb0Ei.
From Portland gasS cil, whcai..........> s.issi
l0..a hiblS iicur 100000. si.li1
From ASTORIA ..lo1 - salmon ..--.--..- -,N.5s1
Total ,-'
.n.-T" Lirrrp,s,i. pr I'iriaria CIsrs.
From Portland n .lG2 bids tnuF ....--..' g. 'es
RECNPITULATIoN. MAY ISSi.
Flour. l9,S9 bbls. value. ->@2i.sly
Wheat. 25.;.3ac5 cilS. ..-...--. i'S.5iI
salmon. I3.IOO *. ......--- .iS..,''h
Total values. - rargucS. SAIL. 81
EFrArIItLATIoN EA MONTHS. l>,l.
IANIAI:l.
I I aI4bt-N Asillt'-- -.-~ tNs 49,
FEIl:i AI;h-
I aI.btN haluf-- -.---a 80 ----'
MARCH.
% al1ht'~ Aallii'-- --f--ftl
APEll-
Cargoes value. 3i3.l.I
MAA-
- Cargo,S value 6jl,'.'i
~ Cdr.u.->. . months. Isl. i.'l:I.l94
DOMESTIC ENIDEI~
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-01

MET LOST.-IDl iaihonS al i1 mesh new
~ net, marked diamond k-J un cn!kS. IA
/. on leads. hguy No. = par uI the r"FkS
new and part old lu>i un ii;" morning ui
the 3ah inst. The finder wall a. suitably rc-
Narlrd 10y returning tn tie
ASTORIA FISHERY.
Astoria MaN ~. l>~!.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-01

For the Genuine J. III. Cutter
old Bourbon, and the best of wines.
liquors, and San Francisco beer call
at the Gem opposite the bell tower,
and see Campbell.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-01
Offices TO Rent.

Single or in suites Of two, in THE
AsToRIAN building. Prices reasonable.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-01

Lawyers briefs printed in fine
style, at THE AsToRIAN Office.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-01

stoeE at IVAN rslIis-pesEAI IraeE,e.,ss and d
he has determineg td (closc ont and
quit that line Of trade
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-01

The measles Is repnrted IN the
family of Mr.. =. T.. Mexican.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-01

The air is full of it, rhow fragrance
1t smells, <he fuma of Gfdner's
f9nag FaslgrT. fiest%&3sasc.s.s1sa.e | qsaSy soS.
book stors opposite the bell tower.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-01

Butler picks up passenger any
where just ike a Pennsylgania ave
nue. Herdic, broadway huss. or i
street car.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-01

The sheriff aud clerk fee bin did
n"t attack this county.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-01

Astoria invites the world ;o a
comparison of weather the nast spring
and present summer
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-01

The receipts ni domestic exports al
San Francisco. from January III. lsSl.
to MAY lSih. from Astoria. X given -
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-01

The run # salmon Yesterday
averaged but indihereniiy.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-01
Furnished Rooms 10 Let

At Mrs. Munson's lodging house.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-01

JUNE !. 1881
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

-Firc- brick and iirc-clay IA l"t,
suit at NJ c. CruShyS.
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THE SUN FOR 1881.

Everybody rfaos THE SUN. In the editions O this newspaper throughout the year to come everybody will fad:
 | l. All the worlds aews. so presented that tht reader will Ge: the greatest amount of information with the least unproftabe expenditure of tim: and eyesight: THE BUN long ago discovered tht goiden mean between redundant lHness aud ulI- satisfactory brevity.
 II. Much of that sort of news which depends less upon its recognized importane" than upon its interest to mankind. From morning to morning HE SUN priI. ts continu story of the lives oI real men and wolne', and of their deeds plans, owes, hates, and troub'es. This story is nor. varied aud more interesting than any romance that WAS ever devised.
 III. Good writing in every column, and fresh ness, originality accuracy, and decor um in tn, treatment of every subject
 ". Honest comment THE SUN's habit is to speak out fearessty about men and thugs.
 V. Equal candor ;n dealing with each politica party, and equal readiness to commend what |; praisrworty or 10 rebuke what IS biamabe h. Democrat or Republican.
 . Absolute independence of partisan erganiza- tions. but unwavering loyalty to true Democratic principles I he SUN believes that the Governmelt which the Constitution gives us is g"od one tc keep Its notion of duty IS to resist to ts utmost power the efforts of men in tine Repub icah party to set up another form of goveri ment ir place that which exists. The year 1881 aLd the year immeratey following wtIl probably decide this supremacy important co"lest. IhE SUN believe that the victory will be with the p ople as agains the Rugs for monopoly, the kings for prunder, anG the Rings for imperial power
 Our terms are as follows:
 For the i'aily SUN. a ur-psge Aheet of twenty eight columns, the I prize g by mail, post paid is 5s sunday paper. sn etsht:page sheet of ffty-six col, umes. the prlce ls 65 cents month, or S7.7O year, postage paid,
 The Sunday edition of THE SUN is also furnished separately at $1.2O year, pos -ago paid
 The price of the ~eekly SUN, eight pages, fifty six columns, is S1 y, ar, postage paid. For clubs free, Address l. W. ENGLAND. 6w24 Publisher of THs SHN, New York City.
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FAR M FOR SALE.
 RAYe Ghareo

On account of impaired health, and conse. quent inability to properly care for it, I offer my farm for sale. It is pleasantly located, or tne nam road from Canaan to Norfolk, 8 short mile from school, post office and store at Wes, Norfolk, and convenient to church and four railroad depots. No SNOW DRIFTS. It con- tains about 1S5 acres of pasture, wood and in- terval land, fine young orchard, 8 Good douse, large shade trees in yard, two barns and horse barn, also a blacksmith shop fol farm work. About 65 acres is interval land, a portion of which, for tobacco, cannot be excell- ed in the state, and to a person acquainted with its culture, is worth the prlce asked fol the farm. 800 cords of wood might be cut.
 If not sold this spring it will be rented to a thorough farmer. H. J. HOLT.
 West Norfolk, Feb. l. 1881. 32tf
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The Weekly Republican, SPRINGFIELD. MASS THE NEW ENGLAND NEWS
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PAPER.
 INDEPENDENT-NOT NEUTRAL.
 Established in 1894 by Samuel Bowlesl The Weekly edition of the Springfield RePubl- can ia A comprrhensive and intege"t review of American life from week to week, taking due me- 1ice as well of all important events and move ments 6 elsewhere throughout the world lts sum- maries ofuews are prepared with great care, spe- cial attention being given to tht presentation oi New England news Its editorial articles discuss broadly and with independence wide range of topics, political. social. literary sclentine ane character embracing regular letter froM boston, New York. " sshirgtOn and other cSnters or lh- terest in this country and abroa frequent O., riee and choice selections of original or quoted poetry lend variety to the paper ana .hc1eas ,s. M attractiveness Each number contains Q colami. are fufy treated particularly those that are local to New England, and market reports arepuonahoo with special reference to the infotmation oI arM. rrs The Eng anders both at home ana aoroaa Gnd the Weekly Republican valuable aaelatant a, 1 guide in maintaining their acqualnte ,ce with ~ublic affairs and their Knowledge oI tns frrovfh ,>3d condition of the older states or the Union. E.: ,hs os tan nr a0rg; a IfaRRAI, IRE Rsf r CASH COMMISSION To Postmast,rs od others acting as Local Agente Terms to agents furE tined on application. 'p''HEI FIFE eTg.eeY DAILY REPUBLICAN,. \ FIrst-Class Morning Paper of Large Cr-
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GOING EAE-. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN,

ooANd EAs 1AAkNt LEAVE CANAAN s.1o a. Tn. Leaves Millerton at 6. .GS q. m.. IAha.
 vile 6,4o and Salisbury at rec ., la.
 s.34 a. m. Connecting at Niasted fer WaAm
 bury and Bridgeport. At BinAaAuyy fss New Haven, arriving at l.as P. M.-sAv- ing 10 miles distance ever 6aY etAew route, for Westdeid, Rofthampteu, VA. EamsLurgh and Aolyoke. At ERrtipg1 With F&l fess ter Sprnstel snS HsstsA, 1 and all points North and AEnt; arTiviAG ul Boston at 420 P. m. slso tpr NiAh- nlantic, New Lsnaon, Providence. New York. W Leaves M1llerton at s.3s, Lahsvalls S.NR Sahsbury III g. n. - 1 800 P. III. Connecting from Albany. Al WiMe- ted for Waterbury and Bridgeport. 4 1 SilHhbu-y .or Ee ew Haven, N NcAtAald, Hsl. yoke and Northampton. At EGrttsyd Ax | &,:llaant!c, New Lsndou, New YoxA. i Boston, and $aybroek, via. C. '. R. V Iesvcs Ntivrton at AIS, IRksvslle a9I. l Salisbury 5s p. n.
 SIS D. Fl. Loavos Iiuarton ct l .Ss, LGkeyills ] 7 43, Salisbury 7.e3 P. pa., for WnAaAax. l ?, ssensrrs i-rvs New York &t S.be Y. m. 1 o,,,.net,t wi tt4 this train.
 OOa, gn. ttIopday mornings enly.l Leaves Ai;lieittsn at 6.15 .. h., SoRnsssR& As 1 (ml.san Ni1iA HousatcAie train naxsG. Ai ~,,.l slnat,cw for New Haven, arriving al ~-., and for New ietk. At NsaAA.
 hary 10. ~tssxd st e.SA .. 10.
 .,-. -I sssaecaaaA sa
 PosteI$. w 'SLTER PEA RcR. y.rrn
 esS"h' Ticket Agent. snperi,x.ns..A
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ITO THE PROBATE COUBT FOR THE
 A District of Canaan The application o1 Catherine HannoA respectfully showsth That shs Is mother snd guardian to Mary, Annit, Maggie and Nellie Hannon, children of Chris toper Hannon, deceased, minors belonging to said district, and that said minors are the owners of the following real estate, viz. The undivided ons-hsf of all those certain lands which were occupied by said Christopel AAnnon at the time of his decease, and art ths same lands and premises which were con. veysd by Anson Lawrence 2d to said Chris soper Aannon and said Catherine Hannon b! aeed dated March 1+th, 1870, and recorded on said North Canaan Land Records in Book Mo- !, page 548, to which said deed and record reference is hereby made for more particular description of the same. The said minors are each entitled to the ons-fourth of said one. hAlf subject to the dover right of their said mQther, and sad lands and premises are sub asct to mortgage to the Canaan Savings Bank, on which there is due about $4O0 And he further says: That the estate is at presen, 4nproductlve; that the avails thereof are wanted for the support, maintenance and education of said minors, and that it will be for the advantage of said minors to sell the. same, and invest the avails thereof according end reasonable cause for selling the same Hhe therefore prays the Court to order sai, real estate to be sold, and to empower her or some other meet person to sell the same, Dur. susnt to the statute iu such case made and provided.
 Dated North Canaan. Feb 9th, 1881.
 CATHERINE HANNO \, Guardian.
 District of Canaan, Probate Court. ss. i. Ordered, that the foregoing application be heard and determined at the Probate office in kcrth Canaan. on the 7th day of March, 1881, | st 10 o'clock noon and that notice thereof be published in some public weekly newspaper near the place where such real estate lies 1 three weeks suceessivelY, before said time assigned.
 JACOB B. HARDENRsEERaH, Judge.
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LEAVE PSxTsFn1o, v1xs 500 6. m. PiTsenSer Traia tor SridaspoSa. as-
 irving at l2.ae noon, with through CT
 for New Jerk, arriving at S.5J ?. u, ia3
 New Haven at l.ls P. n. Leave AbaaG at o.40 am. with through car.
 Leave Canaan at y.34 a. R. 1.25 P. m. Passenger Iraiu for BTidsepegt. ap.
 irving at o.45 P. m., with tLreagL sar ipR
 New York, arriving It 7.4S p. m. at Nsw
 haven at t2S P. .n., ,eonnS etin4 wftS trAm leaving Albany at lv.o5 .. pa.
 Leave Canaan at s.oop. m,
 2.00 p. M. Miik Tram for Bridg sport, aEaytpm at o.GV P. nl. st New YeSk, l0.S0 p. Id. {, at New Haven, l1.S2 D. m. Leave Cenaah It S.S3 P. na. 900 P. Ill. Passenger Train fer Falls ViiaaS arriving at t.so P. m. Leave AAhaAy aN z46 p, lii. LeaVes Canaan at 6.45 p. m. Sunday Milk Train leaves HttxHeld at 4 A r. III. for Bridgeport, nrFjyAnR at c.60 ?. m.; New York. l1.S0 ?. n. New Ne ven, ll.52 p. n. - Leave Canaan at I10 P. m. All tralns connect at Canaan with 0onnsoNlsaS Western k. k. at Brookneld J uns sAia1 te auA from Danbuly. k. ID. AVEKILL, L. R. SIXLI.sON. General Ticket Agent, kanr Bridgeport Ct., May 5, 1850. =.
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A Publlc nutw

We are not in the habit of pufing any sort ef patent medicines in our columns, for the business of newspaper is to let people meW what Is going on in the world and not to lend aid to what may be an imposition. Dut we happen to know Dr. David Kennedy oT kondout N. r., and caa personally testify to the excellence of the medicine which the doctor calls "Favorite Remedy" And if 8 word of ours will persuade anybody to use it and thus find relief from suffering, no profes- ncnal etiquette shall hinder us from saying that word. For diseases Of the blood, kid neys and bowels. it has no equal We would nos hs without it for five times the dollar that 0 costs. .-UGSlv 7Sn1ss.
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Terms Of The Tribune,

Postage free in the United States. DAILYTRIBUNE, $12 OC DAILY TRlBUNE. without Sunday editioo, 10 OC SUNDAY TRIBUNE 2OC
 THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. jingle copy, one year. $sOo Five copies. oue year, 2 50 each Ten copies, year. 200 each
 THE W EEKLY TRIBUNE. single copy, one year, $20o Five copies, one year, 50 each fe" copies, one year. 1 % each Any number ofcopies of either edition above ten at the same rate. Additions to clubs may be made at any time at club rates. Remit by Draft on New York, Post Office Order, or in Registered Letter.
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A MAGNIFICENT GIFT, WOrceSter's Great Unabridged k;

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 alOnary Free THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE will sep d al New York City FREE, Worceater's Great Un. abridged Quarto Illustrated Dictionary, bound u sheep, edition of 1879, the very l,.test ant. pest edition of that great work, to any one re- hitting
 BIO for single five years subscription in ad. vance, Of five one-year subscriptions to The Weekly, or
 sl5 for a single five years subscription in ad vance, or i've one-year subscriptions to tht Semi.Weekly, or one years subscription to The Daily, or ss0 for single three-years' subscription in advance to ILe Daily Tribune For one dONI1 extra the Dictionary can b, 'ent by mail to any part of the United States while for short distances the express is much heaper.
 For any further information desired, address THE TRT 3UNE. NE YORK
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The Leading American Newspaper The New York Tribune for 1881.

THE LARGEST CIRCULATION AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE.
 During the past year TEE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
 reachei: the largest circulation it attair ed with the single exception of short period in the first Lincoln campaign. It is larger circulation and more widely distributed over the whole Coun- try than any evor enjoyed by any other newspaper IL the united states. This fact may be taken as the verdict of the American People on the ri
 bune'e political force, its fidelity to sound princ. pes, ard it's merits as 6 newspaper.
 For 1881. The Tribuhe wlli try to deserve equally well of the public It will labor for, and it con6 denty expects the incoming Adminislrati"n to promote. a free and fair suffrage. south and North. sound money. protection 10 Home Industry judcious iberaty in Internal Improvements, and Civil Service conducted on business principles, on the theory of eevating. not of ignoring or de- grading politics
 The weIl-knowa special features of The Tribune will be sedulously maintained. Its Agricultural Department will remain the fullest and best, Tn Household and the Young Folks Departments, the literary, scientific and religious features, the standard market reports, will ali be kept up, and, as opbortunity ofers extended.
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@RG week in your owh town. Terms and $5 WVU outfit free. Aduress H. Hallett $ Co.,, | orJand. Maine. 1y31*
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CoNN. yyESTERN RAILROAD.
C0nmOnetnG June la. lSai

Commcneing June 13, lSss. .a GOING wEsr TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN.
 12.Ao a. Ill. Connecting from Pittsfisld, at NF. lerton for Poushkoersie, AhinsL saA and for .tisEhill. v Leaves salisbury at 12. $ and Laheyfsjt a5 l.O2 r. Hl. s.5s p. ln. Connecting froal rit,aaeld. AIM
 lcrtun for Now York, arriving at 6. .AS p, ns. Leaves Salisbury at A.20 and LakeysEs at l.26 D. Ill. 6.A5 P. ln. Connecting from Pittsaeld. At MI. !,rtoI WIth Express for Albany cad &s Vest. Leaves salisbury t T.e3 and LAksvAals at TOT D. m. 4.S0 r. m. Milk Train, connecting st MthsFten for New York Arriving St 1f.3e a.n. Anmn Sundays only.
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HOUsATONIC RAILROAD co
OECRETAK4T s OFF1CE. Bridgeport, Ct., Feb. 3, 1881. \ NYAJTT 1T AJTl IlTNTA-C

ANNUAL MEETING.
 The annual meeting of the stockholders oi tt thelr office in the City of Bridgeport, Ct., ol Friday, the 25th inst. at 1-2 o'clock, p m. for the purpose of electing board of Direct ors for the year ensuing, and to do any other business proper to be done at said meeting. The transfer books will be closed from the 18th to the 25th inst, both days inclusive. -'- By order
 3w33 CHARLES K. AvERILL, Secretary.
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B. W.Gt ARKR

JAKa2S l.. BUTTERFLY, A TTORNEY a"d Cou" selor at aw, 149 Broad "A way, New York. Rooms 6 10 1e. Co l. ction, made in any part of tn State. y4s
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HOUSATONIC LO0GE, No. SI. ? 1and A. M Resular communication, sscons
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@70 week: $19 day at home easily made VI Costly outfit free. Address TRUE & Oo.. Augusta, Maine. 1y31*
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For Sale.

A FEW half-blood Holstein Calves, both nale and female. For price enquire of
 Sheffield, Mass. 4w32 W. N. CHAPIN.
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GRO $20 per day at home. Samples worth $5 VO free. Address STINsoN & Co.,, Portland, Me.
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STEA uEss IsR1DGEPoRr,
 CAPT cHAs. WEEKS, CHEAPEs Y ROUTE TO FEW YORK VIII leave Brid report every sight tsa.urka
 excapted), Tom Steamboat Deck. al Ii
 o'clock, arriving in New yclk aSsvt
 o'clock next morning. aetnrnio.r, wlli leave New York every ncrAasx
 Sunday excepted), from Pier e EAS
 River, foot of fCathsrine-st, at Il.Ss Freights received and way-billsd threw~A |. all stations on the Hou Sd tonic railrSsAS s1
 r2ry low ra.es. Tickets een be PxrsAAssi through to New York less than by an rAie. road, and baggage checked tAreNgN from all trains. P. s. 1hc evening Milk train on ths nsn,.
 atn1i" ra road connects wilh the SSeanr,
 CT Bridgeport.
 ISHfN B. H HUBRRLLs SupeFtntswdesA
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C. ". CAMP, M. D, i1HYSlCIAN AND SURGEON. Canaan Con- t O0ica day at Camps Drug store, from O.. " fouro clock. Thursday afternoons. 39v0lStl.
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< A TK s

8 WA%%8) &~A ~
 ;re and will be a speciality witt us during the fall and winte' season. Have just received a full line o.
 Bergman's Zephyr Worsted. which we sell at 12 cts. per O.
 The best quality GermantOW arms. German Knitting WOr- ted or yarn, very popular yarn for Ladies' and Ohlldren's Stockings. w. also have g ull line of u SaXony, Monroe, and Cashmon yarns, shetland Wool, 'het and Floss, Embroidery silks, Canva>es, Burlaps Fringcs nd Comon Knitting yarn of all kinds. La. ! ues' doing quantity of fancy work will hne ow prices by the quantity
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TravRes GusG&

Ir1pettefS GEs@e. H USATONIC RAILROAD. Shortest, Quichest and Cheapest loxtS e Mot Adams, Albany, Troy, South SaxuaR, Stan. ford, Chatham, Hudson, Ser ssGs, Qtsn, Home, Syracuse, Auburn, IaeAevn. 8QRhs ester, Buffalo, suspSasien Bridge, 3- agara Falls, Cleveland, pet0it, Tsls- do, Cincinnati, Indinhapeks, 0h4s
 cage, et. Louis. Through Tickets Sold and Baaaass GassakeA fur above points at Union bepet, Canaan. Also for Phlladelphie, Raltfnst% sf
 Washingtsa. Purchase Yiahssa
 via hoasAtoaic Line.
 SUMMER ARRAEaEMDc3.
 TRArNs LEAvx BRIDGEPORT, vHkt S.2c &. m. trolght Train tpSsssAges aseAm. modationsl fer Sarrinssea hoASAy. Wsas Leave Cauaan !. io P. m. l010 a. m. fHsssnSss Tram Eor PittaAsi, a14 nvins at z.0S ?. n. tWith TixouSAO Q leaving New York at SOS ., m.l Lea Ss New Haven at s.Ss 6. n., with through car rom Nrlagspert or AIbaay, aSa vsRB at 3.50 p. m. Train arTIves et Masat ato@e at $40 p m. Connecting at AlhaaY wSA S.le D. n. popular Ohieass anA kt Lee1 express, arriving in Chicago at e,ee ths next F. 10. Leave Canaan at 1a.A3 p. m. soo p. m Passenger Train Scf P;ttsAald. Am1Ws ing at 9;o5 P;n., twlh T1NssGh c leaving New Yesk at soc P. n.) Leave New haven at S.Ab F. Ia. Ceanee*iax aS State Line for Albany and the West. s9s irving at Albany at lees p. na., S&xNtAM at 12.4o night. Leave Canaan st T3l p. m.
 FROM FALLS VILLAGE 600 a. ni. Special Passenger rxain Sog HtAo. held, arriving at 7s10 G.. n., AlbAayt U,e0 a. m. cave Canaan at 6.12 6. na
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M. W, 1T R ESCOTT,
W. HI. I7OLEPAUGH.

PARBER AND HAIR DRESSER. Cum. ID mings' Block, Canaan Ct. Hair Cuttilg, 5hampooing, Shaving, etc., executed in the best style quickly, and at living prices. Nj, mottols, to please. Come and See me.
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am agent for
 ''Butterick's Patterns " Have just received the New Fall Styles. Will send catalogue tc any one on receipt of one cent stamp.