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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-17

AZ a. JOHNSON & CO..
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS,
Have on hand GIBSON'S Xxx, xxx, xxx
and PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
ER,S and THOM PSON'S PURE RYE
WHlSKIES, to which they invite the attention
of the trade
Orders from the country for mere handise shall
receive prompt attention.
Conslgnments Of Flour, Grain and Country
rroduce solicited. for which they guarantee tn
highest msrke! prices and prompt returns.
alexsndris, Va. OCT 20
HARLOW BROS,
GR0CKRs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers n
JOHN GIBSON's SON & CO.'S. CABINET
4, Xxx and Xxx WHISKIES, and
Ihompson's Prre Rye Whiskey: Fo,aion
Wines and Brsndies, Ale, Porter
and Champsgnes,
, ;S AGENCY OF LAFLIN & RANDs
FOWGER COMPANY.
Nv COB. CAMERON AND ROYAL SITS
my 6-ti
n UB SLUEl HUB BLUE! is .bsoluteIv
- nufe and therefore good.
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NLEGlEiA: Iu the UiutA's eli % Ci the
v Corporation Court t Cns c.tr .. A!sx,u-
drlS, OF the SIN day o. E;sra!, ISL.
Strother Morton AID lIs ~i;e, .s.r5Ces Mortar
SUNG tr tbensG.Vo: and all uaner crca.tus
OF Gaotg' J.. GAsnmrD, deceased. cuc,.Jj.ii.-
ants against Gharire /. IN .gl.a,, EnfaA
Powell, HU!!io- E0weI, Charles ChiGu,
GaoTge + Doug ass, Hcberts Ear1 n. IuGj,
Eanatn, HNTie. i Du4e js.ss Hu0sSia +
Dou lass. Thomls T. Dou%!..s. C!btuu r
Doug lass abel nou@!as= " Z. smith. Ssr
gHant si,I a. ui!i5tratJr OF jT2ur., 2 nap
nih;, decea.c4, Ind =i=1y K GtsEuGr, d..
ienIaI.ts. IL cbsucerg.
he;So IN! chJeu. .! tai. suj! is 20 procure Il
sails 81 the f2ti aa:stc nl which II -CTSo p Cha
rsn disd srIz d SAD 0eis'saG3, 10 ply tuo debts
due add ow.ns By said de>-deDL
The ceiehd aLtS. Harriet t.. Douglass, Eub..
sla r. DCuX AS, b ms Il. Huu..as., Citation
r. pouyIass, Abel Dyu. -=s and Muty IT,
ChspA.an. 'Dt L=Ti.!& ctsrct their apya"r-
ance :nd aivon security according TO tee act
OF ASSEMBLY ard the rules uf this Gut,
ard 1t appearing by al affidavit ttaI hey sre Eot
retden!s III tE!s Stole l. Is tered ,haL the ssh
deendants sppear here within oAa mouth sflcl
due publication OF his orGer, and do VIVA. IL
Ne cat3sry 10 protect incir interest in this su;L
and thai copy Of this order be forth with il
serted n the E.!exsIdri= S=aette, uewspsper
published IA the city q: AloGuuCria once Week
Tor four successive weeks. and pJet~d Is; II.
trent door OF tie Court EUUs= q th'- ely.
Ecfjt,H ta.1s}E. ;lsrS
John NJ JJhn on y. g. m:4-~l, "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-17

NOMMON SENSE STEW PANS We
W are selling more of these cheap and useful
utensils tnsn any thing We have ever had in our
store We have just opened our third lot since
Amas. No che wnu he's ever used them, would
be without one MCLEAN 8 UHLhR.
Janl2 it king street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-17

XTlk INA, to w: Il, tao GIer..'~ ,lEc. .!
fnlif Circuit ouit ii srcI 1851
". u u mons suryiv.1g pA.sl.e- II ~. 10 o.
Muses. q & 81 OILS, 'u.opi .snGnt y. JOku J
rnIp!nan, PIi:cIl. j. OH paiau ard Joseph g.
Rice, de!ts. IhnAcy.
Memo me otjyc. OF this sui is % obtain =
decree for the pny S!ent .! b. Gu. The cu.a.
pi.lnant by tne 9uieI its, john j, cr'y nier
enc FrlscllIa :. "hiuGIsu. nnl 10 Ca@rEG the Seq
hrnts property Of lha eaId Priscilla Sa!ydlh.
with the ysJ MELT o. ne same.
1t Appearing b. afii.YlI I'd that tha above
named detciCa4L Joseph n j.ice, is :. Len resi-
de!t u the Si:,.a Ol VlfEihis, / j indeed iUss
he sppesr here within one moata f er due iub
licaL!oE h,rer!. sld do Whist is .sarg to pfl-
tee. lie Interest IL tbs sui: =. CIR tr:le:
r. W. ~ GHGhD ON, Clerk.
Inns " oNn ', O. ~ r. 1 y
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The steamers of this company make connsc-
tons at Norfolk for Boston ind sll points East;
at New York with all points West and N.J7ta-
west, and at Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio R=!l.os,;.
Through Tales given and treigt. handled csYs~
fully and promptly. For further Information
apply to +. a. REED, Agent,
Jsnney'. WHAT.
J.W. THOMPSON. President,
l4l6 street,
sep 2l-tf Washington, . g.
.-ssss. CLYDES STEEM LINZ; uN%t
:~eASAt2 LIZ TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL KiVEE, Prov
DENGS AN u BOSTON
Steam err le@7e aleIandria EVNRT TUSS.
DAY and leave Philadelphia &YERY SAT
URDAY.
This line connects al Alexandria with .kn:H
4. & ID. and W & .. 4. Rs, anc q, PbiIedo;.
pnls with C!yde's regular Steamships for Fall
River. Providence and Boston.
Freight Forwarded wish promrtness ana carc.
ffee of commissions.
No charge for transfer in PhilnGelphi.. ayr;
WhsrIaEeln Boston. Quick lime. Ereouoa.
departures. Through rates and through 5i!ls
OF lsdlng given. Insurance 81 the Lowest rates.
agents:
+. a. REED, Alexandria,
WIN. P CLYDE & CO., Philsdelyt5s,
JOHNSON & CO.. Wash. s. GeorSrn
inn S-tt ~
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'xandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
STE6 "a EkH.
NJ 10TH ZOE.

NJ oTIOE.
POTOMAC FERRY co.'s. sTESoHEEs
FOB LANDINGS
ON TaE POTOMAC RIVER
On and after Sunday, July 18th,
Will leave SIS follows:
Steamer T. V, ARROWSBlTH leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Co.'S wharf, loot of King street.
EVERY SUNDAY, TU ESDAY and Tb U KS.
DAY, at 80 IL, for LeonardtO~n and sill
intermediate landings
Steamer hYnTiO leaves EVERY MON.
DAY, WEDN ESDAI and FRIDAY, at 80
q. M, for 4 omini and intermediate landings.
GEO. Is. PHILLIPS, Manager,
Potomac Ferry Company.
J. B PADGETT, Agent iyl7
Office
CHANGE OF TINE
On and after Monday, October 4.h. the
boats of the POTOMAC FEKEY 90. vill run
IS follows:
LEAVE ALEXaNDRIA:
co. 7 60 30, 8 80, 10 80 snd II 80 IT,, and
II so, 30, 2 &C. so. 80, 50 and is p. "A.
LEAVE WaSRlNATON:
& 80, 7 80 81, 9 30, 10 30 snd il 80 q. u.. and
l230, l 81, 2 so, 3 80, 4 &c. 5 80 sud 80 p, u.
IN Sunday the first trip from eacn end vii: be
my25 GEO. PHILLIPS, Xan9ser.
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South Bound.
| Express.
North Bound.

@nii, Southwark connects Of Charlottesville
rqith ChHs. e Ohio +. T., East and West. At
.encS ::urg connects With Atlantic, Miss. &
Chic Il. L., through South west Virginia, to
Nashville, New Or!esns Memphis, Little Rock
End Tc8sa-and al Danvile with Richmond s.
usnviliG Z. y, to South ind Southwest.
Express Southwark connects st harlottes.
vilo I'll points on Ches, & Ohio 4. T., and
st Danv for ell points South. East and South.
EIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al.
c1nndvis daiiy. except Sunday, s 90 8. m. and
l2nH N, sad returning srrive at Alexandra
l co p =, anc 2 80 y. n.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
IL q. NJ. snd AleSsndris 7 52s. NJ, daily,
except Sundsy, arrive at Strssburg at II Is pm,
connecting vita the Valley Road Esst and
Wast. Leave Strssburg 2 80 p. M, arriving at
MIXEb TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lSI0N leaves AleIandris daily, except Sun.
Cay, ri Q % Il. H., arriving 1t Strasburg at %
2. m, md returning leaves Strssourg at 10
4. m, arriving in Alexandria at 2 48 p. m.
For @idGleburg, dsily connection 81 Plains
sts.ion.
Eor uppsfville, regulsr connection at Des.
For WARRENgON, leave Washington st
10 a. "a. daily.
All trains maze good connections, .: Wash.
inston to and from North and West.
Hew Qrleans sleeper leaves Washington at
10 =. a.. running through without change,
Q. n kisrk's Adjustable Reclining Chair CSr,
with extra charge only Sl.00, through to
Gsnvi!ie.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Augusta, Co., without change, on ID "
p N. tT.ln
Through tickets very low TO the South and
South vast.
yl m II ID ~ m
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NJ EW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE.
We have opened at No. 22 ROYAL ST, an
Auction and Commission House.
We are now ready to receive all kinds OF m ar
chandlse and household goods on consignment
or purchase the same
We think it may prove an advantage to per-
soas who have PRODUCE of any description
70 send 1t TO US. Located Immediately opposite
goods can be exposed every morning at public
auction, when the best prices may be expected
Prompt returns msdo on sales.
Persons having FURNITURE for sale will
ind it to their advantage to give US = call.
We will attend to suction ering at public sales
OF property, and respectfully solicit share of
pubic patronage. UNEAL 8 LUCAS.
Auction goods constantly on hand and tor
GGle. nov 6-tf
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kGDE OF TEE E.gEE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, st 30 O. clock p.u.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days ~ 400 .. q.
This stauEch iron steamer has juat been paint
ed throughout, staterooms newly furnished and
csrpeted md is the handsonest ss we'll SIS tue
safest boat on the Potom &C river and Chesapeake
bay, and is the only ateamer making close cor
nection with the New York and Boston s.eaa-
ers; also connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines >outh. Stops al PlNEE PUL4T
and POINT LOOKOUT gong end returning.
Fare, first class. az 50; second class 81 81.
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NOTICE.

kxi!acs from the proceedings Of meeting of
the directory Of tbs YrglDls ii .dlaud Rail-
way Company, he'd On tn. Z3i day of Febfu-
scY, 1881 ]
'Nhereus the following resolution was adopted
by tho Stockholders Of The Virginia Midland
Railway Company al their meeting on the first
day OF Feb'us7y. 1851, Tiz:
"Aesplvei, That a pefsons who uudsr the
scheme 1t REHABILITATION had u right TO become
titi y DO dnOteri ur stockholders prior to Jan
uary Ii, Isl, iauiulng the stockholders in the
O. Z A., a., y < 81 y. Il D., ard W. q. V.
n & q. y. Railroad Companies. whether evi.
GeIC-G BY ccr.it ales OF stock or otherwise, sud
Who msy d"slre 10 90 so shall be aduil.ted to
such privilege. sutj-Ct IT, such CONDITIONS and
,lInit=lions the oOs.d of directors may pre-
.ct5a. ald this shall Apply 10 those enti.ed to
.le first I'D seooai preferred st0Cd 8. we'll Us
20 :nUse emitted 20 con II III stock"
krW. therefore, te /. r.esoVed, That in order
20 ObSla.e Lb9 OF 4GlJn to tho issue of fraction
parts of shares, LoLce DH gwen that said old stock
must % presented. a. lhs tioa of tbs comus
n, in SUNS OF Egs hundred (50) doliars or
uIuitlples thereof IN crde to ob.,Iu the lssus of
one share oil new stock of The par Value Of oae
nun1red 90 J to.:ats fer every five hundred
t5y0) doil.Is a. ls-, ot the CID s.ocA.
trUs COPY est:
feb26-2a"4S L. w. REID, Sec'iy.
[>ourtry papers along the line OF ro,d having
cJnlracts wi!h the c).Husay viii pease insert
weekly for four Weeks.
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: y IEb, CIGCHiI 90 W UF AI!GA ~.
q dris county, Va Eu0Iu4ry z4E, l9S.
To ChtnarInU . Lemon s;.Fuh Am lyewIcn,
Z. w. Ha.:'es. hudy pu :te'chu4an Aysiine
Ee!chman, Il. y Cu:b.., She,iI VI &la5au.
dria county, Fa:fax aluor IS is, nuer
gusrdlsD 81 iILcn Of Monroe and 5iiror
Helskae, and u The Creditors Of lbs late Wi"
llaLD }. minor OF Z isXaGGTia CCully d zee. ED
GU ara hereby notified thai EHvu IAtd up0L
the GO.h day OF Maicl, 1881, TO taae ana settle
at my office, IN the County Court House aleG
andrls Va, the c2uunt oi The + ii TN; persona:
estate OF the laie William j. NiGUF, Ca2ea$ed,
and OF ali debt. dua nuc uw!nI 10y hiu, and VI
sll liens upon the sid zeal c-tatr. Lne ainuHna
aud order e: priority thereof r.qalTcd - p
taken by decree If toe judge U. the Circuit
Court OF AleIanGf'A county, Va, rendered Oh
the l9ta day CT tebrus'y, 1851, III r. suit il
chsncsry Deepen Ing III said cous. between lewis
Mckenzie plslht.1 anC C:iLaIIn9 dAyn Lemon
an Others, Ge'erCaaLs, u Which .jma and place
the creditors o sald dec"2eht SGo i,quIre1 - u.
tend, ~ than D. d there t." ,hvif clui-,s VIA the
vouchers thereof.
Given under my hand as comm ssioner ii.
Chancery OF shli cUurL tLa day oil! year Gist
aforesaid. EGNJ. k.UcIiN,
febN-7 az Commissioner.
AZ Ii. Il. EUOpE'S HEtRS vs.. VIM. Il.
w FUOT%'S EXS.
Commissioned I iti::, A e1sndris, Vs.
To Haywood Foot William Fools. Jsues ).
Thornton nnd s,sly his wits, bizAbeta Che
Wis. william 3. Tnplei; aud C.IGs. iIe, his
wife, John Filzhu.h, L.LauGn Fllzhugn
Francis Fiznugn. II. Coax Fl,zau.n a.d
Frances, his wifi, George Ei!zhugh, II. g. /.
Filzhu9h, Kutus K Fl z2ash, Lucy Fi:zAuga,
Mary r. Filztugn, EG.un IL Lane, JslJes nj.
Lsne, Ju isa Lane BynCu:H i.s!.", Lucinda
Lspe. hicrsrd Il Carer, John W. Ga Ter,
Townshend stewart Nm T.. Carter, the
known htifs Of John a.llscI, deceased, tne
unknown heirs Of harrison Allison. Gcc .ased
You are hereby LUii.! tina: ] have fxaI upon
TIL u kSDAt the 3!st Gay Of March, 1881, a.
IL o'clCCk 3. N at lay { I'll e, no. 5 uor!a fair
fax Street, AlCxandrl5, Va, a. tue hae tho
place when Sid where Shall begin the exeCu
ton Of the tecree rendered. Ia the above ertl! ed
cause on the l5.h day q! February, 1881, by tie
Circuit Court Of lex intti, cJu.ty, when de.
cree requires mo to a:c3rtall &Dd resort WHO ire
the heirs ut law Of JuGn aHd Harrison allison
respectively, and IN part G, DoT entilisd 10 !e
| ceive tie log "Clcs lett to tn n respectively IL
and by the viii If " ~. T.. Fuute, &c s:c1 an
In VITA, iropo!tons, at "lica ume ani ti@cc
you ATE rtq !lted 20 @Llead.
Given uLder ny hand. RS SPECIAL Cymmis-
sloner, the day AID year first above written.
GnU. y. ii USaB ~,
feb28-T4w $40 iai GymniasiJner.
OLD II =
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E&sSAE. HssTESs.H,


7 Ike "A, 10 VII: In the Clerks oiiir= Of
F.lrlax Circuit Cont, "aTcl 18th ISL
ELLEN &. awcery, guardian # Il c.. muiIr -
ara Hstue q SW-3ng, cnmplsinsrf, versus
Thomas Moore. sGmin@ssator Of JOIN Z
Swetny HoIlic <. %w,"ny. q. -. swco-y
Hattie 9. Sweory Gn0rIa w. S~ery -.
bury i. S"eeny adoipLus 4. W eay ga.
hrose Cocl, Ai.d !%ersa =. ,LocH b. viEi Jos.
" Sew':Ii rnd &.t,:I:g SOW = h.. wife, JAS.
Crux arc +. Il, Erux his wife tsplss
and viCioris t:t.D.cs hs VII, - Ta'lT AID
Nary Tally hi " T dsia5ranls: uhanc'y.
Meuo. he obj@c! Of tn sai: is 70 ob..ia !.
decree for tue s.e ol po-:ij.. oi h+ rcri estate
OF which John II. Sweeny died seiz d. 10 cbtsiG
funds for the purnosa ct irprovng the remain
der and for tie m:.nLcns! ca BID eduya';on of
the lntsnt chidfua of,nc sa'f l,ho i. ny
1t arperllng By hEias7i Il al IL: IA, .tov.s
named d6iendarts coo,g, y. cwesly, -.-~.
Tally snd NnrT 9 Tally, ala ,2f. u.e !.o:: re:;.
dents IF The Stais f Vi.piuIa, !: Is ordered tn!
thty sppesr hers within oas mouth after du;
publication hereof, and DO what |, l.9csssacy TO
protect tnolr Interest IL thia sun. TesLe:
+. ~. RiCAAEDSJN, Clark
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Inland l. Seaboard CoaSt!Dg i G
iers of this line will run 60 follows:
FOR NORFOLK,

Connecting with MerchAnts' and Miners Linz
for Boston, steamer
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27

ker from H., who has been absent thiity years, came U visit his old loille and trieudi zbere, but the Parker naius la bec,sne sxiincl a,uoup us. Mss
 E Nathan Nsulsto1. IT year. aoids from Me, dina, Ohio. who has been there fifty years has come to visit the place of his birth, probably for tue last time. Frauklin, son 0f Lewis NsttIstou accompanied him.
 Mra Mary E. Darling, Towanda, Pa, daughter of Robert Harrison formerly of thii place, came by appointment to meet friends from TsrryvilIe but she was one day late Mrs. Slllinlan, sister of Mrs. Gregory Seeley, is spending few days in town.
 Minnie Bunnell and Lois Ford have re turned from two weeks visit to the sea shore -The remains of an infant of the late Johr H. aud Helen Logan were brought hero for in .erneut, Friday, from Bridgeport.
 Rev. Mr. Bryan,o. South Britain supplied our deek Sunday.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27
SkEE-AA A
'Wash,ngron:A

Rev MT. Jones of sRoxhury occupied the desk on Sunday exchanging with Mir. Thrall.
 MT. Thrall having accepted call frou, the Park Street Congregational Church i'd Bridgeport, rendered his resignation of the Pastorate in this place on the 7th inst, which vas accepted on the 1lth, with resolutions .o' est ein as an able and earnest preacher and friend, and invoking the blessing of God to at tend him and crown his labors with success.
 --Foxes are as spiepty here asdeeriu Cana. da. The Romford hunters shot three or Thursday and opea sialce. TglEaO hng
 We had designed the foregoing for las, week but was broken of abruptly.
 We undetstaad that Dr.. Brown has ren. ted the residence of the late Simeon H. Mitch ell, and IS fitting u up as a sanitariun, with Mir. and Mrs. William ]. Ford as superin. 'tendental We,trust 1t will prove success. < Through the kindness of Rev. James P Hoyt, we have received several numbers of the Newtdwn Bee, a lively little paper ,oal ling heaey from tie swxsesest li.srary lowerss and is worthy of liberal patronage
 Many visitors are here from abroad. Mr William Parker, son of the late Jussus Par
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27
Plymouth Sketches, No. 412.

The widow of the Rev. Ephrsim Lyman. who was long time pastor of ou- 1st, Con. gregat,ional church, has recently been visiting friends here more especially the venerable Mrs Hart, who. both here and elsewhere, was a member of MT. Lyman's family.
 On Monday. the 17th, as Edward, son of Mrs. James Smith, was cleaning well twen- ty-three feet deep. brick tumbled down and struck him Oh the head Fortunately it was asquar5 strike z etherwise the result might have been sa Iatal gones As itS yds, when drawn tips fsoin tliefwellhe aaSerredN that the brick was still on his head.
 4 On Wednesday the 18th. our late village butcher, H. E. Killnurn WAS unfortuna in having finger mashed between two rocks "A week since our Literary Circle was re. organized and tlie following sefficers appoin. ted President. Wallace E. Dayton Vice President Eaos Blakesley Secretary. James W. Smith; Treasurer, Edward J. Morse Owing to other gatherings which our young people pr"pose to hold during the winter, the Literary Circle will meet only once in two weeks.
 Oct. s4, 1881. PLrMournrAs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27

WALNUT LEAF HArs vkks7oRRR .-It is eu. tirely different from all others. It is e clear | as water, and as its name indicates, is per. feet Vegetable Halr restorer. It will in,rne- |aiately free the lsesd froaFall dsuduf, restore | stay hsirt0 its-.sasarals scOssr, and produce .
 new growth where it has fallen of. It does
 not ia any manner affect the health, which
 Sulphur, Sugar of Lead, and Nitrate Of Sil ver preparations haze, done. It will change
 light or faded hair in few days to . beautiful
 glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it.
 Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N. Crilten.
 ton, New Y.rk. and Geo. C. Goodwin & Co.,,
 Boston. Wholesale Agents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27
HarWinton..,

1ns.se a H0rW10I01ssp a ~w Add;soo Webster has ssecenuyS inpaed & sheep from vermont aud says he inlsnds t keepa hundred head of ahsnl ENr Mrs. c. S. Barber had a quilting bee al her house last "Wednesday afternoon. About twenty were present and had good time and 8 good supper also. g1
 -sr. Albin Wetmore invited a number ol residents of the district to visit his school lasi Friday afternoon to listen to sorne very inter. esting exercises by his scholars.
 our P4siof psesehed tiss TaMve@r ser. mon lAsl lsaDba.h.A Thqush the body of the church was not deconsted Gas Was the case last year) yet the pulpit and platform wat very, beautifully and tastefully asrayed with all manner of vegetables, grain and fruit for the occasion. } 3f9t 4aft,
 A ''sheet and pillow case party" was held at Lewis Catlin's, last Wednesday evening, by the unmarried folks. about 15 persons atten- dedi sfAfl E{f(s
 -1he Gridley sfamilies had their annual corn husking on Tuesday night of last week We were very sorry we could no; accept theiI kind invitation to be one of the number, but the rheumatism keeps us at home O nights
 The house of widow Morris was broken into last Thursday, during the absence of the family, small sum Of money taken, and everything was rummagea over. At night the school lIouses in tue Centerdistrict was entered also. During the same night Mir. l.. A. Burt was aroused by hearing some some one in hia sore. and raising sa window 19veF tue store door, saw him crawl out of the sash in the door and rua away. Mr. B. called to him, asking ..what he wanted2" The fellow had the itIpuience to come back under the win. dow and talked to Mir. B. a minute, then picked up his coat and left. Mir. Burt go, np at 6ncea,id sxafninsd his store ySaha aound that a large light which he had just put in the day previous, had been reU,oved by the bur. sgar from the sash in the door, through which he had effected an entrance. A few crackers and little cheese had been eaten and a pair of shoes and knit jacket stolen. The thief, however, lost his money bag containing nearly $f 5oi6coin, near the store winch would pay for the jacket. He had evidently sta, ed in the schoolhouse till be thought it was safe to enter the store, and was undoubtly the same person who broke into Mrs' MOTHS mouse ho%asekkT2T
 from the West, and visiting at Capt Fris bis'4. ~4 0dI~ .r1ONE IL. c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27
Goshen, No. 516.


 We are pleased that Goshen is set to the 18th Senatorial District. The Republican convention for nomination of @ Senator was well attended, last week., at Torrington, and the rsoceedings sisowed3 a. very harmonious gathering, all seeming desirous that the very < best n,au should be pominated.IM YX
 Mrs Miles (forherlv Miss Grayr brought for me nice specimen of feldspar n,ck which he found on the top of the Rocky Mountains, and another mineral from Utah. the kind oi stone used in the erection of the great Mor. mon Temple. i!"fi2 tiiEiU sf3o83 , -I have added to my group of ste ne an- imals on my wall a Sphinx, given to me by Mr. John H. Wadhams, andisd large that it took two men to load it. [Plaster caste of s. J. 4Tiliepf d.1g X a IN. "A repft fOIitass of the proceedings of an annual meeting of reperters at Mir Hayes, in W0ico,tsilles Shich, owing to lack of space, we shall be obliged to defer till our next is. sue. e.-Ed. EmQ.]
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27

This is no intoxicating beverage or doctosed liquor to lead the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin. 6pta strictly medical prepars,ion made tr,m npAs and hefbs. suitabie lo. Aany age or condition. As a family remedy. Sim. monsS Llser Regulator is equal to an entire tnedicine chest.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27

2 THE BRAuTF ANe COLOR of the hair may b
 safely regained by using Parker's Hair Balsam. which is much -admired far its .nsrfsmA clean.
 iiaess sad daadfaH TadiessiHe psSbsfsies.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27
Dea,thS- -s6f yfi

E Al Tafriagtvsl ca 25Il, very suddenly, at tll.,slsailss. of her sou -il-law, O. w. Sec vile. while on visit, Snphia, wife of H. S. Griswnld, nf this town, aged 72 years. Fia.
 neral at 0. W. Scoville.s. on Thursday, at ?. m-
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27

There was large attendance at the Civil Service Reform meeting at New Haven on Thursday. An Association was organized of which Ex.Goy. Andrews was elected Presi.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27

y.ASswER, THIS. --Is there a persop living who ever saw case ot ague, biIiousness, nervous ness. or neuralgia, tor any odisease of the stomach, liver, or kidneys that Hop Bitters will not cure?
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27

2 2 'Cshtaur Lilimentff lasaluable to fami-
 lies, aud owners ot h0rses. Sold everywhe
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27

Go out ln thedamp ssirspyssit pnpsutected ito uralght. and your tlnet VII tesl sore
 and your head uncomfnrtabie Yotf have ta.
 ken cold. which you can remove as prompt Y as yoY received it by using Ayers Cherry Pectoral isEs 5$t8 TsITs
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27

Y Atlthe residence of he brides parents, in this village, Oct. 26th. by Rev. Mir. Brown, Wilbur F. Webster to Jennie Wooster, both af this place ii Ye veU
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27

sMust commence with January or July number.
 Subscribers who are in arrears must make up arr garages before taking advantage of tine foregoing offers.
 Money should be sent by post-once order. check or eg gstered letter, possible We take all risks Of re-
 Ittance to the clubbing periodicals but notsof mon. sy sent us. ,, s't s4.ss.t., ta 6 .vtS esHT7o <