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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10

John F. Lewis, who is on the Mahoue ticket
asking democrats to vote for him, ia the same
John E. Lewis that wanted to sec the demo-
cratic party buried so deep that the resurrection
would never reach it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10

We have received from the author, Profess
sor Thts r. Price Of the University of Vir.
gluis, pamphle. containing three lectures, do.
livered before the Normal School of Virginia
on The Methods of Language Teaching as ap.
Piled 10 English. BY reAdiug it many will not
ooly be reminded of the doubts and perplexi.
ties that almost confounded them at school, but
have them satisfactorily cleared away now whom
the bother and trouble they occssioned have
b,cn overwhelmed and nearly forgotten 10 the
moro cxlgent struggles Of nature lifc Every
teacher should have this pamphlet. acd most
OF them will bo pro6ted by its perusaI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Pennsylvania Steel Compary have com
manoed operations pear HowardsvilIe, Albe-
merle county, Oh belt Of Gre discovered some
time age. A large force il noT employed 81
that point raising the orc for shipment.
A. NJ. Kelley. Of Richmond, is suggested ty
the Petersburg Index Appeal ss an available
democratic candidate for Governor Mr. kei
ley is one of the most elcquen! speakers Gnd
brilliant writers 10 the State.
Rsal estate 10 Lyncbburg is advancing rap
idly 10 value. O,o pieca of property. which
s,ld few months ago fer IS 500, was resold
lsst week for 50 SIS; another piec,, which was
cold month ago Tor SS.025. has been resold
for Sc. $50.
The iu.y 10 The case of James NJ. Mason,
plaintiff, vs.. Hsrcer's Ferry Bride Company,
sclion for damages to ferry franchise by he
erection Of bridge near the f,rry, which has
been 90 trial 10 the Circuit Cou;t at Charles
town. for week. was decided yesterday. The
Jury returning verdict of SO, 900 for plaintiff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10

The Leading, the best informed. and the mcs
reliable republicans 10 the country now optnI2
declare their belief that tho President was
guilty of bribery and corruption in the Credit
Mobicr and DeGolyer affairs. This belief is
entertained by all democrats. Agains. this
almost universally of belief there is only the
word Of tho accused party, and Mr.. CoDklios
says that won't 20 f,r much. A man with such
character wouldn't hesitate to MIX, Dsfsri-
Gus bargain with General Malone or anybody
else, and therefore bis recently expressed de-
termination to assist the General 10 his attempt
to defraud The creditors of Virginia. to break
up the free schools by abolishipg the c,pitstion
tax. and to repeal the law prohibiting misosgc-
nation. is by DO means remarkable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10

DEATH BY LIGHTNING esterday afternoon
while the storm Was at its height, Susan Ferry,
colored woman about forty years of aga. was
killed by lightning at her residence. just out de
the corporation limits of Richmond. The
lightning struck the roof of the bocse. passing
down through the second floor and striking the
deceased. who was sitting ut the lower window,
on the head near the left ear, producing instant
death. Her Two children, who were 10 the
room at the time. escaped unhurt. -Richmond
Dispatch
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10
CANAL COMMERCE.,

Artivod-Bca,s w Turner, to Hampshi,o &
Bait Coal Co; K T Woody TO 2 Aenew & c.
Depsrted-Bosts q W Osbl:n and Il j Mi,cL.
ell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10
Tn, council will aojouro to morrow.

Tha graduating class of the Uaitcd States
Naval Academy a. Annapolis 10 day will
number 81 csdet midshipmen and 81 cadet
engineers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10
FOREIGN NEWS,

Thirty four villages 10 the psshalic of Van,
Arneeis. haFo been devastated by en- tarth.
quake.
Tic Island of Ilay!i was visited by SD earth
qasko May IT, Rain feI! 10 torrents, several
land slips occurred and many cattle were killed.
The London Times calls attention 10 the
paralysis OF public tu5ine5c aud the short time
remGlnlng fos Parliament to get through with
the land bill.
Tho vcnerabl, Falh;r Carlo Nara Gud;oi
hes written card commencing Pope Leo Kill,
and severely cii!icisiug the extreme Catholic
party.
There was q riot at Cork yesterday, AMI q
NUMBER Ct parsons Ware ioiu1cd. The report
that Farther Murphy, Of Skull, ireland, had
been arrested, Vas ireorree:.
Tho centennial anniversary Of The birth of
George Stephenson. tho distinguished engineer,
vas celebrated 10 Elgaod Yesterday. at his
birthplace, naar Newcastle, there IVES process
sloI OF locomotives. in which nearly every rail
way in thu Uaited Kingdom was represented
by its most powerful engine.
Dit. FERNoN.-Tbe rcg,nts Gre sill busy
With the sfairs brought before them each dsy,
and ere disposirg Of the details All of lie
regents cot 10 steudaros have written l:tters
CT ercouragcmen. 10 the oou1cl That of Mrs.
Walker, the vice rtgeat of North Carolina, WAS
zee, III panied by $50 check as personal co.,
trit ion to tho endowment fund.
The council are cotsideriag thu possibility OF
accepting the Invitation to tho Yorktoso can.
teupial. |: hss been decided that sassoa of
the council will be held at Mt. Vernon after III.
Yorktown ceremonies 10 rc,ve the otiosr5 Of
the French fact, Tho will be pres,nt there.
Mis- lu'ee, the vice regent from Fl0rlds.
will take room on the third story Of the map
sioD, next to the Connection! room, bod furn.
ish it.
Mrs Lewis Washington hopes 10 hava the
West Virginia room 10 complete order very
soop.
Tn, council will aojouro to morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10

Inc msfkas closes firm and psicas for grain
are higher Thereis no change 10 note in Flour.
The offerings OF Wh7st IRA only fair and 100
bushels sold at l2O. 12l and l22 for Fullz, l2I
Tor mixed and l26 for poor Lancaster, but we
SILL quote choice l23al30. Corn is considerably
higher and about 1000 bushels sold to-day Of 81,
Oh and % for willie and 81 for yellow. One
small lot OF Rye brought iO) aad one of Oa.s
AZ. Country produce is quiet st quotations.
hishtr. 10 'n"ue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYOR'S OFFICE,
AVA Ale1s1dris, vs., June 10, 1881
All CORPORATION LICENSES h.yrr
expired May 81, 1881, persons intending 10 CT ..
duct bu.iness tqlirng a license arc hereby
notified to como forward immediately and ..ls
out The Same. COURTLAND II. SMITH,
lelU-t Mayor.
7 OST.-DRAFJ, drawn By 3. j. Barge
- & Co. on Mshool & Protes', Bshi no,,,
Md, sud accepted by tham, dated Nay ISL
1881. for S326. Tho public is hereby wSrreG
from negotiating tho same, rs j: Is no. indoi.rI
and payment las been stopped i.ll.S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10

CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. June 9.-Hoe.
steady and firm; common and light 25sS5 CO,
packing and butchers 35,S6 Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10

President Davis. it is said, viii mako 6
hundred thousand dollars by the sale Of Lis
hnnl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. juno 9.-Hos,-
Market steady and demand fair; poor TO rCcd
choice heavy packing and shipping 9lasS -
Cattle-Market strong and Irmer; exports mon
plenty and in better demand G.S6 90 pcor -
medium shipping 25aS5 GO; gooi to chrjto
5 a0aSc; stockers and feeders fir ner at G5,S4 -
Sheep-Msrke. steady; Door to medium shcs,od
4sS4 So good 10 cho:cs 1 75iS5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10
ONE THOUSAND UCCW PIECES OF
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS

Just received at 5, G. S, 10, T. Is and o.; ono
hundred co. piece, Of beautiful French Laws
at Csc; one hundred l09) places hasutitul Hi..
pisces Of Black ard White Striped SILKS; a:o
Navy Blue. Garnet, Drsb, Green. BLACK md
other co ors. only SIC; one hundred now Par.
soils iust srrived beautiful Lacs Grenstinrs
only lsc; one yard wide puro Linen fnr lstie3
wear l2sG; excellent Black Satin 81; L.c,
Striped White Goods lOc; India Linen, hEAi
81; Black Surah Silk, extremely wide, ST: ru,r
wool MUS Veling37ic; pure wcol wide jou5}e
width Chudds Serge tho new style dress goods,
only 50t; All pure wool Black Lace GrsEadire
only 2ic; beautiful Dress Goods Coco piecoa) tho
Icrgess assortment 10 Washington, al 10. Il, l.,
lS y, 25c 40 TO 81 SO.
myI6-W Washington, D. &.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10

NEW YORK. CATTLE MARKET. Jupe n
Beef sides du and unchanged, VITA ss,os -
common to prime at Sa9ic per h. u
Cs!yes-Nsrket fair at 4,4lc per b for butt
milk Calves aud SAFE for venls ''''''-
Shoep and LImes-Shoep were dull AM -,
ier with slcw sales a: 4:5tc per ID for poor u
choice qualities made small advance, La
from Virginia sold at Classic per Id. ''''
Rogs-None for sale alive. Eominslly ori,,
at 70aS5 80 per 100 lbs for ordnsry :, 'i f..
corn-fed. 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10

RICHMOND MARKET, June 9.-The market
$, 20 SIS to brand. Offerings of Wheat fair win
sales OF Lancaster at $50; mixed OF 49, and Full
at l2Sal2I Corn in good supply with sales at
GUa6l for white and 81 for prime mixed. Small
doing in Rye. 'o'n'"s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10

ENHE BEACH ANDLAWN CuAlg!-Jusi
n the thing for the Bach, Lava, picncs,
Boat Races Base Ball Matches. CT, WeS.s
only 8 lbs, Can be packed in any trunk Std
carried rs easily as sD umbrella Gail aat u
amino q. MCLEAN Sc lJHLSES.
myZT rG KING strnn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10

cnIAALTIaoRE CATTLE MARKET. June o-eso,
sonds7 saVs1o IN the New York market on
Tusdy snotses 0F but Ss
Oh &c per 10, though The market c,osed snsy ieil
Sneep and Lambs-The market is d am'
1i ~ 81. uoehaDged Sheep ss5s cts, ana Lam hs
ire a % no make. dull tu prices accord
since Mo 1as yG s,nss show how, 5a
g els per ID net iAns'Dg from TIA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10

HOOD'5 FRENCH OOLO1NB, the po;u.
- lar perfume CT the day Sample sia. 6 c,s.;
!rlal size 10 cts; Medium sig, rs cts; Large
si2' SO cts. For sale by
mhlI WAKEFIELD tSHALI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10

SUMMIT MINERAL SPRING WATER
- We hava just received another supply OF tic
soove wafer direct from the spring, aud oler II
BY tho bsrrel or smaller quantity.
myo f. ). LkADBEATER. & RRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, June 9-Tba
Tarhet ls quiet with but limited receipts Of grain
TTioui aaeI on as to brand. Wheat 12O,l30 for
Rye 90a95 and Oats 43,45, win o'aoo'
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21
NOITCE.

efNffE ooURp OF PROBATE for the District l of Norfolk has limited and allowed th'e' monshs fruu, tha date bereot for the ereditors of Enc estAte of Rob, rt. E. stack, insoTe"I debtor, of Norfolk, in which to bring in then oia,fn. ayaIust sn,i estate. Tho suhso ,ihers
 apuol ltsi comm ssionora to TertIys, eXaulNt
 and seciLe upon said claiIns, hereby i've "' . nee that they shall ustetat thu sortulk S"NihL bati4 in saIi Norfolk. nn tie 2ath daS ot D'' ,eniber, Losl, aud tho a0tL u"y "f Fenfua Y A&l. at 10 o'eloc { in the G"rspn1n, on each 1' Iid days. for the purpaae of attending upo' the busintss ot sad sppoiatmunt. |F pLu lB BRO SS,t Commissioners d A k AR,
 xEoefnlk, Nnve,! ger 2', lsSl
 Nall persons indebted to the estate ahGS'
 us toned are reqarstsd 10 make inmesIat, p&sansnt to L. l. GAYLORD, Trustee, Aw2j
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21
HAnIroMD X CONN wAsrMss

HAnIroMD X CONN wzsrAses
 Commencing Oct. co, 1Hol.a
 oorNe WEST. TRAlxs LxAsE oAAAAa. i2.4o .. m. ccnnectins from fIttsheId, at Mil-
 ierson fc. fouyhksepsis, khinsSesk cad
 Leaves saiisbury st i2Ss and LAlsviiis s.ts ?. m. Connecting from pisssacla. AM
 lsft0nfor Rev York, arriving tt.t0 ?. n.
 Ls.yss Salisbury at 40 sud LAksviiIs
 AELZO ?. m.
 GAS p. n.. Connecting from PittshsId. At MI.
 ,sf.oi witI EAPssss for Albany sna tsS
 Leaves salisbury M 7.os and LAksya.s
 at 7.U1 p. m.
 4.so p. m. Alk Train, connecting st Miisstos
 Dr NcN iork.arrisins -t iz.sg am. haLs
 Sundays onIy.
 ooiHo A--s.. gkAIEs LEAVE oAAAAx. SIC .. m. Leaves MLisrton at 60O .. m.. lake.
 Nhie o.IO and Salisbury at e-kD .. iu. 9.SA .. m. Connecting st hinsLed for MaIe.
 bury and Bridgopors. Al HaansLuxy ioa
 Ne" haven, atIlyinR at l.Ss ?. m.-says
 Ing 10 miles distance over any otLsF
 route, for hestnsla, Northampton, nu-
 hamsburgh and holy0ko. At HArtfOrd
 with Express for Springfield aud bosion, and ell points North and Eastj srsssing
 in Boston at 4.4o P. n. also for V .li- York.
 Leaves Miilerton at S.5J, LAksville sos salisbury y.1l .. nl. 3.00 p. m. Connecting rom Albany. Al Wlps- ted for Waterbury and bridgeport. A Simsbury for New Haven, VI eaLnelo, Hol- yoke and Northampton. Al hArtfora poa Miihmantic, New London, New York. Boston, and baybrook, via. c. '. R. R Leaves Millsrton at AIS. LAksvtlle 2.Sl. Salisbury 2.S6 P. m. SIS ?. m. Leaves Miiierton at 80, Lakeyills 7.4S, Salisbury 7.SS P m., Tor WinskId, PassenAers leave New York At s.6e p. Il. connect wltI thls train. 600 D. n. Sundays only.l Leave NilieYtaa for west Winsted, arriving at s P. m. For time at. way stations aud connections ss posters. =..- | W Alk ER rkiAastL, 1. r. SONxs. Genr TcA ct sant EnnerinSana,.
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21
The Springfield Republican.
The Leading New Rngland Newspaper
IxsrRrals,Na-hoNksT-lNpEpENpENT,

r 4Assi.Aea The wsSx,r io 1894; The nAnY ,~Ss Ns Inc SuNpAx in lSSS by Namasl Dowhs. Tss ~s,ISssieep Rs rRLtoAS hae long eeoH ..s.sasa. As he lcaaiag aud representative ssSssaM rSssssn,.s Jew E gland, aud ts more wtt',y .s sasws n.' and as Sssss are ssiSSs. ,asrs is so sAIs % ss Ss sssp hssss srg Sssasi'Sy, % s ss and 70 potent an aa .SS S s,rsslSssS,, I of sas saiy edition soas hat a,,s, >'ssIet nsy Leoo s @ ts,oon rME .NssRLr RErsA hss e,'nsi,,, r. able asa srow,sg aaaia.es st lhs :" ~s sH" s'''"' ia possSs, Tsx RsrraL,cAs is shoroa> >nly ,n5s, ,S psAdAk sad honeet. ltn motto ia; Pr, VI. .sa.s un hsws kna tsll the truth about l." This 1t sms e ao sArefaly. fairy and eoescienttously. u " so. sssw 6 ssprsss sssa in Ssofeos. intsllix'oie Eassa sas y sssoga.sss the ssn Ss % GppSssS.s sss sss sssSs. TSs T ksTUslso"S s % ss present iaSors nppe&&ily for tAorcagh reform iN the civil SGT yss, WsSarp, lsssligsst aud impartial rsvis,on ot sSe SooS and eosdsmas the evil in ali of tksm. p.ps, s ,ss ss. s.Sor.s Gscdaeas every Interest of life aud undertakes 10 F. rsa.s Of as Of sss1si s.s.us and S SoarsAk t is irtsndsd to make complete mirror efNs& England fife, an indispensable guide to ~vssN&8e who would kLow this section and Its ReoplE It ievotss arge attention to literature :; k aea& ineeligentty and hberaly with all quss- etoae VI poh9ntAropy, sOCiA econouay, ethicS' felixtsa sei.nce and iudustry. TIE kEru1LicAs sappSrts large staff Of trained wrieers sdiiore ana Feportsrs. and though published ip proVin- eiel eAAy u maintains the machinery, displays the sAteFpfias ana enjoys the facilities of metropo' isan 4&nrLal.
 sTHE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
 wiiI6s found valuable paper anywhere. It is . compact comprvhs neive and wei-edited review Of Amefican ltfe rom week to week, aud of th Akhirs sf :hs word generally. It's summarizes o nvwRage prepared wlth great care, ap cai a!Ien -tieu 6Ang giv-n 10 the presentation or New Ehg inha mAWr. It's editorial artlces dtecuss oroais asa with indepe' dsncs . wide rang or top CT yTgf@ FmQueut storirs aud cneice bits ot poetr! isaa FskzkF to the paper and iacr~ess tts attract ivrness Eseh number con aine . co'uma or Fe gieas issslts..e. SsscaaSss ,S r. @.'Isrs ars ar i' iHsw Eav.snd. this aspaf, nsnl havhga tosg lie VI weil-kaown co ,hest0rss among th"m Dr Nero E. Loring, Ustted siatrs c0nmiSsio ( okxeSanltare, Or. Paul, q. Chaaboerns, Dr k S"ssst (. pes.s arr pushsnsd with sp cat r,l esxAes 70 ihai .fegmatlon of farm"rs lhe We' H, h word. eoatsa.,s the crcsm ef the paty a.' Rsndar ra,t.ons C. .os V edited, and It's ow special ngric6itn, d nsttsr Rssiues.
 Subscription Rates.
 Tse DAILY RsrupLicAx is three cents cop! "a esuts . month, $9 |, year ..
 .mAsuNpAr r, ,RLicAS ishve cents eopl ea ecHs for threo months, S2 ySsr.
 rHn SELKLY KEfU ,l.tC \ ,s font cents eopy, 10 esBts for moo hs $ib0 N yea aikegnt cash c0n SmA Asaton H. nlloNvs co psss ." asssfs sann others ncu' Y ta
 Ah interruptions payaSlsi in Advanee. spec,m' e'p'' Address PRESBYTERIAN.
 Sw@ -pringaeid. Mass.
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21
LEAVE PITrsrELp, VIZ:

LEAVE PrTTnFKLp, VIE: S.0Oa Tn. Passenger Train tor Bridgeport, are irving at- -lz.SV p. ln., with tkroush oaR Tor New Aork, arriving at 4.e7 P. m. aN New Haven at l.lO P. n. Leave AibaaT At6.o6 am. with through car.
 Leave CanAan st S.3A .. u. 1s2S p. m. Passe nger Train tor Bridgeport. ar. irving at b.lS P. m., with through car tor New York, arriving at.7.I Y. na. as New Haven al 6.b2 p.ni., ,csnnscsing uihh train leaving Albany at y.V5 p. nA. Leave canaan at 9.ev D. m. 400 ?. m. Mlik Train fer bridgeport, arr1vina atS.9O P. m. st New lcrk. lU.W p. ra. at New Haven, l0.45 P. m.
 Leave Oanaan At S.o2 ?. m. r 70 P. In. Passenger Train for Falls Village arriving st 1.W P. m. Leave Albany at 2.jo P, u.
 Leaves Canaan at 6,i5 ?. fn. sunday Ailk Train leaves rittsEcId at ( s& P. III. for bridgeport, Lrr1vins st s.ss ?. m.j New iork, ll.6z Y. n4. New ha~ ven, l2.3V a. m.
 Leave Canaan at A.SO p. m, Connect at Dr0okneld Junction with t.kins se and troin Danbury. M. D. AtLAAHLi., Ls H. hE1l.LsOu. Gonefai 1Icaet Agent, hap't Bridgeport, Ct., Nov. 2, 1881.
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21
S8.33

May buy an Overcoat, Wool Winter Suit, Undershirt, Fine Shirt, Soft Hat, Cane, (to keep you warm this wfnter), Cotton Hose and Paper Collar. We say it can be done, but is 1t not better to put the sa.ss into a good, decent Suit of Clothes 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 8 small profit on cheap goods, and no party can sell a cheap coat $2.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 te
 say something that you can find out about should you drop into
 our store. We have bought $
 very Large Stock of
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21

Iu Gloves. >>rc'.., nderwenr, Cardigan L~chc5s, e,c., the best variely h tnwn, an1 %t bottom prices.
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21
$S.33

AF Now there is no use Iii your paying SIG for Suit of Clothes when you can go to Hub bells and select one just as good for $s.
 G- There is no use in your paying $5 for [ Mans Overooat, when you can get one just al good at Hubbelrs for $3.
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21
6. R. GARDNER,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Canaan, Conr II Ofice day at Camps Drug Store, from on, to four o'clock. Thursday afternoons. S8volsti.
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21
Bn, I'M eT

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, HubbelIs. Look at the mems New Heavy Wool Winter Overcoats at Hubbell'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 Fiber" :" the latest Parisian Novelties in Neck Scarfs, Ties, Bows, etc., which have created quite sen sation at HubbelPs Clothing Store, Ct. Harrington, where you will find an
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21
q. w. CAMP. M. 0,

HOUSATONIC LODGE, No. sI. F x4and A. M: Regular communication. First Saturday on or before iull moon of every month.
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21
DIR. F. G. HUGRNS.

WATCHMAKER and Jeweler. Watches Sold
 w at the Lowest Prices. Special Attention paid to Repairing. Camps Block. Canaan. yS5
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21
Hats and Caps

Hats and Caps.
 for the holiday trade.
 Tn Silk Handkerchiefs, Mufhers, Sleeve buttons, Scarf Pins, Scarfs, Bows and Ties-oh, just peri ct dariings. Remember, wives, mothers, and young la- dies, if you want to make your husband, son, cousin or some country cousin present come and get some of t1ese darlings and you will make them happy.
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21

My MEMS OvERooATs FOR $2 AND s are new, sound, strong, warm, and all right, as hun dreds can approve who have had them in years past. You can find them at Hubbeli's, pur- chased ln iots of 5u.
 scarlet, All Wool Uudershlrts at Hubbells Zine White, Saxony, Pure, All Wool
 Uhdershlrts Hubbelrs Mep's H,avy Winter Listers, s, 5,
 $. ', $ 5l 10. F, l. and IS, Hubbell's Eur Mittens, Long Wrists, Buck
 Palms, Hubbell't You will find the Largest Stock at Huhbtlls 0u will find Lowest Prices at Huhbelfs lou wlil find Square Dealing at Hubbelf, You will find all the New Novel;
 ties for Men at Hubbelli 1s-tf HUBBELL, Clothier.
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21
M. R. MEAD, Canaan. Conn.,.

M. B. MEA ID, Canaan, Conn.,, nEALER in Stationery, in the line of fine Writ 1I ing, Note. and Business Papers and Envel opes etc The trade snpplieo in quantities to suit, also
 STANDARD LITERATURE and r. pular looks at reduced prices. All orders filled witE care, aud warranted satisfactory. Watson Block, opposite Unlon R. k. Depot.
 1y39
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21
1raVelers Guade.
HOUSATONxC RAILROAD.

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 WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
 TRAINS LEAVE BRIDokPoRT, vm, 6.S0 .. m. Freight Tram lpssssnssr acsom- modatlonsI Tor Harrington.
 Leave Canaan Sl0 P. ln. lO.lO a. m. Passenger 1raln for Pittste!4, ST. irving at z.1o P. m. (Mish Ihrougn CT leaving New York at s.vo 6. ni.l Lea ve New haven at s.Sb .. m., with through car from brldxeport lor Albany, asc. yIHR at2.4u p. m. Train srrivss At Sac ,ofl at t.z4 P. m. OsAAsstaMN at Albany NM S.1O P. m. poRslAg sxaoaxs and hs AoI& express, ArravasS AA Sxas&se at S.0V the next p. D.
 Leave Oausan q, 2.43 p. n. 6.so p. m Passsaa& Gxasn los Ia tsheld. arrlv ing st SesS D. m- 6Mlkn .hIonkh CA leaving E.E "~1 st s. asp. n.l Leave New haven at 4.l2 P. m. UoAAeosa at State Llns for Albany snu the M ssi As. at HAAS night.
 Leave Canaan st 7.69 P. M.
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