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Connecticut western news., 1881-07-06

Furnishing Undertaken And dealer in Caskets, Coffins, Burial Robes, and ell kinds. of Undertakcrs' Goods. The most approved methodsknown to the profsa- sion used in preserving ths,dead. promptly and thoroughly donA
 Agent for M. G. Wheeleris edf flowers.
 Residence and shop on the "Green,' Norfolk. Conn. 85tf,
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Extra cepiss of the NEWS can be obtainedat
 @raham's Drug Store, Salisbury Fhomaa J. Martin I,akeville @aarlss ", Wolfe, Falls Village c. W Crane, Sharon. RRmphrsy' Drag Store Canaan Possomcs, WestCornwan. TAs"Rmporium." West Winsted. v, 4. Roberts, East Canaan D. L. Pratt, SouthAs!d and Mill River Walah & Johnson, Norfolk
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nl E ID
G.. w. SCOVILLE,

At North Cornwall, June 29, Isadore, wife of
 Harvey A. Baldwin, aged 9 years.
Connecticut western news., 1881-07-06
Sunday School Convention at NO1
 f0nks

There was much good speaking and univer
 sal good feeling on the occasion. If ''Norfoll people couldn't help it," as Dr. Eddy claimed
 but Git whistled itself," it is no more than fail
 that we express our delight with the proceed
 ings. was reminded of the good fight whick Dr. Eldridge had with the railroad commits
 sioners. to keep them from cutting through
 the Park, as we were enjoying the collation.
 which was spread there on Tuesday. Doubt less others lifted grateful thought to his
 sainted memory.
 The president, Mfr. Maokey, who has served
 the body two years, was well entitled to the place he has filled, and he will be missed at the subsequent meetings. His impromptu speech upon Hard work in the Sunday School" made us feel the sincerity of his
 heart. We shall look hopefully for his pro-
 motion by his authorities"
 Mir. Kitchels ''Teacher's Exercise" was pro-
 nouncsd by every superintendent the best
 feature of the day. Certainly it was practical and to the point.
 MT. Maxen had the question box well in hand. Three points he made are well worth repeating. As to literature, he said great inn pTOV6m6ub Adu CcK bdAAAy O0cA 0AaO0s A4Sk tAC book concerns are well supported with what we want. It will be simply neglect of duty on the part of the officers and committees, in see lecting hastily, if the children suffer for lack of excellent reading. It seems to me that if young Joseph Henry could And the fountain of knowledge in village library kept in church in 1900, by chasing 6 pet rabbit through hole in the wall, and by means of such book as 'tBrook's Fool of Quality" and it's other works of fiction and travel, biogra- phy and science, our youth may be benefited by entering the s. s. library in the regular way. There have been other youth whose career of fame has begun in library of poor CT variety than many of our schools afford. The American Book Exchange" gives us the best books for the price, to be had anywhere. His second thought was that personal work, ''hand picking" work, tells best upon the children. The faithful teacher has no royal road to the hearts of the pupil, if 1t is not love-it and well trod. The third is the reply to the question. How to keep the boys of the 'slarge" age in Sunday sehoolP ''sse to it that they become converted" He forgot per haps that the Revision alters this phrase from the passive to the active voice, ''that they con- vert from their sins before hey become yo,tng men, "or "too large" to be in Sunday School. | This calls of course for some one to take an
Connecticut western news., 1881-07-06
President Garfield.

The details of the attempted assassination
 Of President Garfield at Washington last Sat
 urday morning are by this time well known to our readers, and need no extended review
 from us. The assassin is Charles Guiteau, 6
 disappointed, crazy ofice seeker, who is now
 in jail: He shot the President twice, in the
 Baltimore < Potomac depot, as the latter was
 walking arm in arm with secretary Blaine, in
 the passenger room, waiting for the train te
 convey him to New York, whence he was go'
 ing to Williamstown, Mass to attend the '----~Anesmsas exercises ef Williams College com~-- -'"dsas. Reports ef where he was once s.~- the Presidents condition last Saturday wsA. conflicting and unreliable, the last despatch received here Saturday night saying that he died at 2 o'clock. Sunday morning brought the good news that he was still alive and inn proving, with a fair prospect of complete re- all day Sunday. Monday morning, however, found him sinking rapidly" and this report discouraged the community nearly as much as the story of his death. In the afternoon, however, prospects frightened, as he was rs- ported "quite as comfortable as could be ex- pected," and gradually improving, and the reports continued favorable through the eve. ming. Yesterday mornings dsspatches dsnot- ed no material change, but 8 l2 o'clock des- patch gave more hope and said "The Pres- ident and his family think he will recover" Subsequent despatchss show steady improve ment and there is reasonable hope of the Presidents complete recovery.
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B O R M.
MA R RTE D.

BORN. this town July Sd. a son George whitford.
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Fsxas'Lettar.

ED. NEWS The good people of Blanco Co., are at present in state of excitement over the prospect of 8 railroad through their part f as egpe Fhs Ts assas Sasror
, 1881-02-19
CHANGE FINGERsJ
A Decidedly Navel SnrgIca, E,r
.mcht Which Two Men Cndrrvas -
Money! ~ i9l

A Decidedly Novel Surc,ca, H.
mont Which Two Hlen Undrrrn ~
Money. 'es
CgtrtlHnd fhrati. )
Yesterday a rather seNsatlona, rona.
reachc'l the Herald regarding n n,ru'ss ,puu
treatment on tho part Of Il resilient ,'A n,,v.a,'
Tho story, briefly reatad, was tint lha '"a n,st
Of medicine Ind engaged with n n,t.as I"1a
who tltld lost cDiplo of tlnr.rs =.
transplant two healthy mcml,ar, u,aa ~
the stumps, Il curtain amount Of ,nura. nnas
WIS ngree1 1.pon for performing ~.
surgical fuat, nml then tho physician W.
tho story went-bargAiMod With n corn,e -,
Nortnan nDil to sacrifice zach u llnrrr an,
paid tllem SO npfcco FOR the tnai,uiur, III. M
tnlo appears llku m Aticc'lotc Of ton hrs,
dimensions 10 believe, but rs tic name a, +,
surgeon was given as llr. j. i. I!autou. md
rs that gc,ltlciAnn resides Mt tho corner 4,
Woodland antl Wilson avenues, !; tp,,o,t.,
Travelled out to Investigate tho affair. n,
Danton WIS found Mt his Office, ana 10 n
9ntrics from tho visitor nlndc tho foil own,
interesting stnlGlIcnt:
- For EHme years llnyo male tte snb,aa
Of migrating one of stssdy, md 81 cnnliIjent
WAs that 1t could be performed tEat on hi
"Wednesday morning determined 10 maS,
nf i,ln,,nv wnrn 1,rnvn;nd T,,nm j., 1.,a ,saa
ihe'msnIr,,s IN I'M nr.,uni ro' all j." sua]el
tI'rl,ck mvsrif nmG nssf.tnnt M ",,,,,,s...s =.
fla Ift1e fi,,rpr ito,,r I'm s,n m!tputssi ~ e.
sego,id ntnjnnrrs OF lin risi,i I'i on e,,d l.;
August ind tic aaloeous t'n;sr Of, Hh'!I tie pI q
frn,n na ,rsnn r. that ~ f''I TX ,l nthar h'ataea
fnmr s,,f,rcs II " rnrn ria 'v,, HILL, pu.tal .t
tressctl md th n,c,, donar witt W.
,nrtto,,s IN snv oth1nr "n,t 'tb ~ ,ts!st ,,,e, n
mi to rnturn nj, Thnrs3nS ,,nrnnv nv ~ t,l'Hsl Hoa
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, 1881-02-19
THE YANKEE BOlIOOLMAH-
fN@iIl

A WINTER lny1. OF "slfI1ER's HILL"
On "MiIlur'a Hill +" Il farnl.llouse stood; q
lowland structure built of wood; whose clap
boards wratller-worn atd gray, were falling
Into slow decay; Whose nossy wooden laue-
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-29
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

Little HELEN PORTER is quite dangerously
i'll with malarial fever.
Mrs. L. NJ. OSBORN has been visiting in
LeRaysyille this week.
LIP BLACKMAN, Esq, of LeRaysville, IA
yored us with pleasant call yesterday.
CHAs. BURLINGTON has taken position
in the machine shops at Sayre.
SAMUEL ROYLE, Esq, former business
man of this place was in town yesterday.
Miss CALLIE LENT, of WysoX, has been
the guest of Miss SARAH MOODY, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. GURNsEY of Corning,
NY, have been visiting at F. j. CALKINs',
this week.
Rev. J. PRESTON FUGETTE of Blossburg
has been visiting his daughter at Myersburs'
this week,
ROBERT MORE PETrFs, of Williamport,
is visiting his father. B. A. PETrEs, in this
place.
DIR. JAS HARRIS is again visiting his daugh-
ter in Pottervie, aid will remain there I'LL
December Court convenes.
Mrs. STANLEY LIIlLE WIN ha9 oo'ii 'i'''
ing friends at this place returned to her home
at Towanda last week. 1un6h0nnoc6 St0n0-
ard
Mr., EDWIN C. ELDRIDGE, of the Elmira
Female College was in town yesterday and
made us a very pleasant CALL Mr.. ELDR1DGE
was here making observations with view to
starting a class in drawing and painting in
our town.
Mr.. ALFRED BIERLY, formerly OF TO-
wanda, but more recently of Elmra, Is now
conductor of musical society, called the
..Harmonies," at Harrisburg, Pa. Mr.. Belr-
ley,s talents as teacher and composer OF
music, have already won flattering recognl-
tion and earned him position among musi-
c,ans of which any young man might we'll be
proud.-Elmira Advertiser.
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~ ENERAL ELECTION PROCLAMA-


XTION.-WHEREAs, in and by an Act of the
General Assembly of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania entitled "Act relating to the
elections of this Commonwealth" passed the End
day of July, A. d. 1889. it is made the duly of the
Sheriff of every county to give notice of such cleo
ton and to make known in such notice what officers
are to be elected, and to designate the places at
which the elections to be held. Therefore, /,
PETER J. DEAN, High Sheriff of the County of
Bradford. do hereby make known and proclaim to
the qualified electors of Bradford County, that
general election will be held on TUESDAY, the
EIGHTH day of NOVEMBER, A. ID. 1881, (be-
ing the Tuesday next following the first Monday of
said month"; in the several election districts of said
County, as follows:
Armenia.-At the house of John 8. Becker.
Alba Borough.-At the house of Ira. Smith.
Albany Twp.-At the Bahr School House.
Albany Boro.-At the Odd Fellows Hall.
Asylum.-At the School House near Edwin w.
Decker's
Athens Boro. First Ward.-At the Central House
in said Ward.
Athens Boro Second Ward.-At the Engine
House, on the South side of Bridge Street., in said
Ward.
Athens Twp. 1st District.-At the Exchange
Hotel in Athens Borough.
Athens Twp.-2d Dstrict-Atth the house of flown
send Knowles.
Athens Twp. Sd District--At the Sayre House.
Burlington Boro.-At the house of w. ii. D..
Green.
Burlington Twp,-At the house of w. III. d.
Green in Burlington Borough.
Burlington West--At the M. Z. Church.
Barclay.-At the school house.
Canton Boro.-At the Central Hotel.
Canton Twp.-At lhe Central Hotel in Canton
Borough
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w. MILLER
A As keeps several
PUBLIC HACKS

and is ready to attend all calls in his line promptly.
He runs to ALI. TRAINS. Charges for night and
early morning trains (Nos H. and 3,) no reduction
for these trains, IS cents per f'assenger. Regu-
lar customers supplied with tickets at reduced rates.
Charges for attending parties couple $780, two
couples in load, $1.00 per couple; for attending
funerals from $500 to $780, Hack by the hour 81,
Horses and carriages to let.
Orders left at his office below council rooms will
receive careful attention. ii. w MILLER.
Nov. 81, 1880.
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House For SALE..-The valuable house
and lot on Second street known as the CHI
RAM TAYLOR PROPERTY" will be sold to the
highest bidder OH Monday. October 31st al 2
O'Clock. p. m., in front of the First National
Bank. The lot has frontage of II 1-2 feet
on Second street and extends back to Third
ST., about 500 feet diyided by an alley running
from Maple ST., to Lombard. Good barn on the
alley. TERMS-Ten per cent. at time of
sale. Fifteen per cent. on delivery of deed.
Balance in three equal annual payments, with
interest on the whole at each payment. For
further particulars enquire at the Bank.
Oct. u, 1881. n. n. BELTS, Cashier.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-29

The only way that good entertainment
can be brought to Towanda, is by subscrip-
tion. Mr.. G. +. CROSS is making an effort to
prising the following attractions, which are
recommended as tirst-class, and being the
best of the kind before the public. ALFRED
j. KNIGHTS Lyceum Combination. The
HELEN POTTER Pleiades, NEW company this
season. and the CARRENO Concert party.
The price of tickets for the course has been
placed at very reasonable figure. Any one
desiring to encourage this effort Gun learn the
full particulars by calling on Mr.. CROSS.
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WELLs-FIsH.-No happier or more con-
genial assembly ever graced the advent of a
maiden at her wedding than was gathered at
the residence of LLOYD FISH, Esq, on We'd
nesday evening last on the occasion of the
marriage of his daughter, IDA E. FISH, to
Mr.. JESSE o. WELLS, of Des Moines,s Iowa.
Promptly at the appointed hour the blooming
bride and blushing groom presented them
selves: and in touching and impressive GER
emony were joined in holy wedlock by Rev.
DIR. VIM. TAYLOR of Towanda. Beautiful
and costly presents from parents and friends,
many in number, greeted the newly married
nair. After q collation. the happy couple
started for New York and elsewhere on their
bridal tour, followed by showers of rice, old
slippers, sc. They return to say farewell to
the old home, then depart for the home OF
the groom in the west. Mr.. WELLS has Sc
cured for his wife one of Sheshequln's
fairest and most accomplished daughters
whose absence will be a great loss to the COM
muniUy among which she has grown up. The
groom comes also of Sheshequin ancestry, be-
ing a grandson of JESSE BROWN of that town.
May they live long and prosper" T.
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Between 10 and ii O'Clock last night the fire
alarm was sounded and DAYTON's mill was
reported to be burning. The department re-
sponded promptly, but the flames were eX-
tnguished before the enignes Preached the
scene. The fire caught in the roof. But little
damage was done.
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c.. FL. CRAWFORD is canvassing this place
and vicinity for BALTCH's life of GARFIELD,
As we believe the life of the lamented Presi-
dent worthy the imitation of every man and
boy in the country, we hope the work will
have a large sale. The price is only 50.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-29

We have received the first number or me
Weeklg Register, the newspaper just star
ted at Troy. 1t is only half the size OF the
REVIEW but contains as much local news as
some larger sheets.
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Gen. Silas M Baiy, Republican candi-
date for State Treasurer in Pennsylvania
this fall, is spoken Of as "a man who has
attested his love of liberty and law by
service on the field of glory and of blood
and who won his promotion in the glori-
Gus Pennsylvania Reserves, from Cap
tain to Brigadier, by meritorious service
on the field; man who stood in the red
hell of battle at Drainesville, on the Pen
insula, at Gaines Mill, South Mountain,
Antietam, fredericksburg and the Will
derness, and bore witness with his blood
that he loved his country well.'' Mr..
Bailey can count on our best wishes ey-
cry time, and we would like to live in
Pennsylvania just long enough to vote
for him.-Elmird advertiser.
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The Reverend HENRY c. SwENTzEL Will
read service and preach in the Episcopal
Church Sunday. He is said to be very able
and eloquent preacher.
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THE WOLFE MEETING.-Pursuant to an
nouncement Hon. c. S. WOLFE, Independent
candidate for state treasurer, addressed the
people of this place last evening. The meet
ing was called to order by +. d. BUFFING-
TON, and Hon. GEORGE LANDON presided
the Court House was crowded, many from
different parts Of the county being present,
and for nearly three hours Mr.. WOLFE held
the close attention of the large audience. His
speech was substantially the same that he has
delivered in other places. 1t YVES bold di-
rect indictment of the Republican Bosses"
and whatever may be his real motive for.
"kicking," he undoubtedly tells pretty nearly
the truth in regard to the manner and method
by which candidates are created and conven-
tions managed But would it be any better
if different set of leaders were ct the helm?
Mr.. WOLFE reiterated his charges of corrup-
tion against Gov. HOYTS administration
boldly charging the Governor, Secretary
| QUAY and BLAKE WALTERS, late chief clerk
of the treasury, with speculatng with state
funds. When Mr.. WOLFE first made this Sc
rious allegation, the Governor emphatically
and explicitly branded it as false so far as he
was concerned. The speaker omitted to
tell his audience, in criticising Col. NoYEs'
administration of the treasury, that that gen.
tleman was democrat. If what he says in
regard to democratic mismanagement Of funds
is true, it is strong condemnation of his own
course, for it is admitted that his candidacy
only makes it possible for the democrats to
again get control of the treasury.
Wr. WOLFE is an impressive, fascinating
speaker and we have no doubt his remarks
made favorable impression.
At the close of the speech Mr.. BURLINGTON
read series of resolutions sustaining Mr..
WoLFE's position and pledging him support,
which were adopted.
Mr.. LANDoN then addressed the meeting
for. fifteen minutes, in one of his old-tme elo-
quent and witty efforts, and was eagerly lis
tened to, Notwithstanding the lateness of the
hour.
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The play Of "Oliver Twist" was produced
at school-house hall Tuesday evening by
Seymour & Strait on's Standard Theatre Com
bination, end is one of the most popular en-
tertainments on the road. Fagin, the Jew,
is one of Dickens most inimitable characters.
The story of Oliver Twist is familiar to al
most every reader, and needs no comment.
ceSter On. Y Times,
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LosT.-A pair gold bowed spectacles with
Fl. MIX engraved on the base. The finder
will be liberty rewarded by returning the
same to this office.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-29

thoroughly competent Dress Maker. TERMS, so
Cents per day. Enquire at j. NJ Sill's, Cherry st.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-29

Don't fail to go to JOHN SULLIvAN's on
Bridge street, for the best five cent cigar.
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FOUND between the house of j. G.. Bensley
in WysoX, and TOwanda. a Pocket Book con-
tanning money. The owner can have 1t by
calling at j. G. Bensley's and proving proper
ty and paying for this notice.
JUDD BENSIEY. WySOX.
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Star cough drops, pleasant to take and sure
cure, at FITCH's.
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The Country Gentleman is the best week
" agricultural paper published.
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Plantation drops" and fresh tafy at G. S.
FITCH'S.
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Oliver Twist will be rendered by the STAN
dard Theatre Combination at Mercur Hall on
Monday evening.
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Malaga and Catawba grapes. very fine, at
FITCH's,
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Monday will be Halloween.

Boy wanted. Apply at Felch & Co.'S
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-26
DOnaIdsOn's Doings.

Jno. D. Donaldson, the travelling
salesman for Vance & Kirby, Chatta.
nooga, Tenn, who was arrested last
night on telegram from the Chef Of
Police at that place. He was still
in the calaboose at noon. He
stated to a LEDGER reporter
that his connection with Vance
q Kirby was severed on the 1st inst,
when he was negotiating with a Phil
adelphia clothing house, aud that he
was short in his accounts 800, in
stead Of $40. He.says he thought the
difference had been settled, and that
it was not necessary to call on the
firm when he passed through Chatta-
nOoga Sunday. He arrived there at
7 am. and left at 7:45 the same even
ing. His fondness for drink seems to
have been the cause of his misfor-
tunes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-26
THE VICKSBURG QUARANTINE
STATION.
Incompetence and InsOIence Of
DIR. Frank Riley Denounced.

Vioksburg Commercial, 25th.l
At a meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen held on the 23d, the
following preamble and resolutions
were adopted, to-wit:
WHEREAS, Numerous complaints
having been made to this Board as to
the unsatisfactory manner in which
the quarantine station below this city
has been conducted; and
Whereas, The Mayor and Health
Officer of this city lodged complaint
with DR.. Frank Riley, Supervisor and
Inspector, asking him to visit this
city to investigate the same; and
Whereas, DR.. Frank Riley upon
receiving said complaint proceeded to
laid quarantine station, passing with
out stopping at the city, and after a
short delay there returned to Memphis
again, passing by without stopping;
and
Whereas, The said DR.. Riley, su-
pervisor, etc made no examination in
this city of the facts alleged in said
complaint; and
Whereas, The said DR.. Frank Riley
has notified by telegram DR.. G. A.
Rice, of this city, that the Executive
Committee of the National Board OF
Health, has discontinued said quaran-
tine station;
Whereas, This action of the Ex-
ecutive Committee must have been
caused by the report of the said DR..
Frank Riley, who refused to inform
himself as to the true situation; and
Whereas, A quarantine is abso.
lutely necessary near this city to pre-
vent the introduction and spread OF
contagious or infectious diseases; and
Whereas, By the action Of the said
DR.. Frank Riley, and the said Execu-
tive Committee, the health Of the
whole Mississippi Valley is endangered
and the door thrown open for tho in
PRODUCTION and spread Of disease; and
Whereas, The National Board OF
Health is directed by law constituting
it a Board to cooperate with and
assist the local Board of Health; and
Whereas, The Inspecting Station
below this city was established by re-
quest of this Board therefore be it
Resolved, That the said DR.. Frank
Riley has earned for himself and de-
serves the severest censure and con-
domination, not only Of the officers and
citizens Of this city, but of all the
people along the Mississippi river and
! j tributaries.
Resolved, That bis conduct and
official insolGnce be reported to the
Executive Committee Of the Nation
al Board Of Health.
Resolved, That the National Board
Of Health be earnestly requested tC
make careful inquiry into the official
conduct Of the said DR.. Frank Riley
Resolved that the Executive Com.
mittee is hereby urged to restore the
said quarantine station, entrusting the
care and control Of the same to some