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Connirn propcrlp for Sale ano 60 Ee


AT ORANGE, y. j. (neighb0rhoOd speciality
~ Property alo and rent all Varieties great bar
gains. EDWARD r. HAMILTON. l. Pine-sk, y. Y.
At LONG BRANCII.-TO let, 3 large, fur
nscd cottages, 800 to 5000 others $3.50 ~ 900;
all improvements WILLIAM LANE East Long Branch.
AT WESTFlELD, on the Ncw-Jcrsey Cen
~ trail desirable building lots location high drainage per
purchaser by applying j. KIRKLAND at the Westiei
Hotel or JON D. AQU rs or p q. PEAIsSALI- READ
tate agents Westhed
T MORRISTOWN. n. J.-For sale, to close
~ estate most desaby located residence, combining
all OF country and city the house Is and
ample ground, large and modern
rage hou stable fruit aud shade
ALFRED MILLS Executor. MorTistOwn, y. J..
\. EDDY * sAGhE lao broadway, New-fork
FOR SALE.-Fine farm, II acres, ut Green
y lawn. huntington suffolk County Long Island. $1,000
apply To W. L PUTNAM Newtown. Long Island
FOR SALE.-A pleasant country home with
modern improvements stable carriage house, &C; cheap
and tern easy Box 100 stamford Conn
EOR SALE.-lIandsomc farm, 6 acres, near
station y. p. r. Il, 40 minutes from Philadelphia
high healthy location extended view variety OF
North Wales. Penn.
NOR SALE.-ChOice Orange County farm
10 10 100 finely located half mile from Erie Rail
road village good budnss sploniidy waered. pond and
streams; malaria; immediate possession. GEORGE w.
ALLISON. No. Desbrosses-st, New y DIRK
HOUSE (ten rooms furnished or noO and
lot 5Oxl5O Cor sale u AsbuIy Park N 81 900 easy
terms. BULNnAM Box LIZ. Hew-York poat onioe.
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Gonnirp ]lroperlp for Sale aub 20 Let

MORRTSTOWN.- elegant mansion, fully
WI furnished. across welshaded To let j. HIN
ItY JOHNSON MOrristoWn. N J.
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NOACIIAiAN.-By a thoroughly cOmpcten
~ man has twelve years reference from last employer
Call OF address S 81 ith-ave
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COOK, &c.-By cook, washer and irOner for
~ all family would prefer the country best references
West II
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NURSE. &c.-Bv Protestant can bring up
infant on bottle take IT from birth required is 80
good and chamhermad best O reference cy os
country Inquire for A. Z, 22 6haYe between Itth ana
Ia haf.
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,STANT SERNANTS' EM

COOK.-By u Protestant woman IN "A small,
~ private family Washing best city references Call
22l East 2yL-st. No Oarls
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BOARD WANTED IN the c ouIl IND Is slightly
se,ctoa a met COMFORTABLE home desired A""
DAVIS, ~ lat place, brooklyn. N ~
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EXPERIENCED man would like general
- agency for subscription publication X, Box 2l't
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GOACHMAN and GARDENER.-By an Eng
~ lishman married. family wife trstclass butter
maker; good references T. g., 10 East ilst-st
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Gituatlons uanleo-- tfll!es.

BARTENDER or GROCERY CLERK.-By A
ID freshman. only short time in The country eApeciato
modest Call time, J. o. b. Us Ntst-st.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-02

She tosa Nm ssst - eoaN ~
his ~tsA NJ - opsa 49,, 80
tbsA sslnly NOD; "Dlnnk ts6k!s
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-02

aame 10 possession sfter II k.s bses
caught or killed, any GOAL, mn.
fridge or pheasant, between H. 0r,s
day Of April and the Era dsy q o..
to''er In each year, under pssalty
u not lass than teo por nste th.s
twenty-five dollars for escb oGeosa.
Provided, the police jufies n the
vsr'ons psrishes may regulate tie
time the provisions Of The q bove 80.
tioos one, two aud three srs to take
eject In their rrsp~ctivs parisbes,
aud provided further, that 10 each
and every parish In which the Md
police jnries shall fail to rreolats
'och time, the time specified In mid
sections one, two and three sbsi1
prevail, and oil laws end parts Of
avs 10 oon6ict with tho ss~s Arr
hereby repealed.
Approved July 9th, 1889.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-02
TINE DAUGHTER Of ssupo1A
40 Exquisite Example OF Mr.. Gso " r,
bIe's "Antioue.s

exquisite b. EI1." = n,; Of NJ. Geo. ". C,
y! snd 70 me, sweet nightingale,
."nr music By the E.unfainG
ana 'end to me your cad-pcoa-
W river Of the nountsius:
'nst ! may sing my gay brunette.
."ond spark In coral st,
ZEN Tor . Priuce's coropet-
The daughter Of Mendoza
How brilliant is tb. uon,n. ...-
he evening star how tender:
ine light OF both sre In her evs-
ine" sohness and their spleudor.
Bnt for the lash that sbsdes their .,.h.
They were too dazzling for the Iicht.
ana when she shuts them-sll h nich,
The daughter Of Nsudosa.
U! ever bright and b-suteous m.
bewi'dering and beguilins,
me iute In thy silvery TONGA
'os rainbow in thy smiling.
And thine is, too, DER bill and dell.
me bounding Of the youne gssrile,
Inc srrows fight and ocosns svelIC
Sweet daughter Of Mendoza.
W nf thonRh perehanee, We meet no mon.
what though too anon We sever,
~ ,orm WI nna' like emerald light,
Before my vision ever.
or Who can So and then forget
Inc E,ones Of ny gay bruncttsS
non arr too bright star to sst,
Fair daughter Of Mendosa.
Ten; hirshesn B. Lamar, President Of
the Republic Of Texas. !"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-02

Be il enacted BY the General As.
sembly Of the State OF LOuirians
That sections one, two and three O,
act No. 90 Of regular session Of 1875
he amended aud n. enacted 20 a. Il
read ~ follows
Section 1. Be 1t enacted By the
General Assembly Of the State Of
Louisiana, That II shall be unls v fol
In this State to catch, kin or pursue
With soch intent, any Wild buck, doe
or fawn, or to have same 10 l,osses.
sion amer it has been caught or kill.
ed, between the 6rst day Of Marrb
aud 6rst day OF October Of each
year, under . penalty Of not less
than twenty I've dollars nor more
than any dollars for each oaense.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, etc.,
That no perseo shall catch, kill or
parsae with such intent, or have the
aoi 10 possrssioa alter II has been
canght or killed, any Wild turkey
between the Afteenth day Il April
and the 6rst day Of October Of each
year, under . psualty Of not lee
"A
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-02

Never besitste to. s0ssd ~
chronic boek-bosrowsr. Yss ny
- ost d be bosts. ~ ~ =
osstss than SstsG ont a yser swa-
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-02

Professional and business cards, Of ten
ia., or less in length, SIS per annum; for
liz months, $40; for three months. IL
su,iness advertisements Of greater len nth
ill be inserted ct above rates.
Legal advertisements will he charged a.
i.g,l rates, where fixed by law; other vise
1t special rates A. published shove.
y Special notices 20 cents per line.
Funeral notices Of less than ten line.
,,d marriage md religions Notices Inserted
gntis.
Job-work execatod 10 tho nesteat .tyle.
aud At reasonable prices.
August ~, 1877.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-02
Tsras 81 SubseriptIss:
Terms OF Advertlslsa:

Que square, of one inch in space or less
,r,t insertion, 81 90; each additions Ii nser.
non, 80 cents.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-02
ACTS OF the Legislature
AN ACT

No. 1O1. ANAcr
10 amend and re-enact the Acts reRulatiu
SECTION l. Be it enacted BY IN
General Assembly of the Stats q
Louisiana, That Section 2 Of an Ac
entitled ian Act to repeal an Ac
10 regulate the conduct and maiu
tain the freedom aud purity of cleo
hons; to prescribe the mode OF
making returns thereof; to provide
for the election Of returning Officers
and define their powers and duties
TO prescribe the mode of entering
on the rolls of the Senate and
House OF Representatives, and to
enforce Article lO3 of the Constitu.
ton, being Act No. 90, approved
November 80, 1872; to provide the
time aud manner Of holding cleo.
tons and making returns thereof:
to define the powers and duties: to
provide for the appointment OF Com.
missiOners and other officers of
election; and to provide for the
maintenance of the freedom and
purity Of elections; and for the
punishment OF officers and other
persons WHO may violate tue cleo
tiOn laws by making false returns,
or altering returns. or BY refusing,
or neglrcting, or failing to perform
their duties; 10 punish persons for |
false, fraudulent or illegal voting
and to punish violence or intimida.
tion; to provide the manner OF Tn.
tering on the rolls Of the House OF
Representatives; and to enforce Ar.
ticle lO3 Of the Constitution; and
generally to secure and provide for
q free, fair and peaceable election
throughout the State; and to 70.
I~al conflicting laws, being Act
No. o. improved April IL, 1871"
he amended aud reacted 90 Nc to
read:
THAT the geh.-al elections for
State aud parish oRcers shall be
held once every four y.ars, on the
6rst Tuesday next following the
third Monday Of April. 1884
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted
rtc., That Section 6 of the same
Act he amended and re-enacted 40
10 to read: THAT 10 every year
10 which elections are held for
electors OF President and vice-
President, said elections shall be
re held on the 6rst Tuesday next
the first Monday in No.
1884, and every four years
hereafter, and to be conducted aud
he rriurns made in the same man.
er a. herein provided for general
'ections. The Secretary Of State, or
u case Of vacancy Of that Office,
be Slate Auditor shall ascertain
rom the returns the persons who
rcei, ed the grestest number Of +,
OTIS actually cast (; and the Gov. {
rnOr shall Issue his certificate Of {
lection TO the said persons, and
,ey shall he authorized to cast Z
be vote Of the State for the Presi.
emit and Vice. President.
SEQ. 8. Be IL further enacted,
"a, That ssntioo 7, a ths sa.eIa
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-02
IN. Y. EveuinR Poet. I

IN. 7. Evening Post.1
One Of the most cheering Sims of
tho time" Ia, that while many Of oor
most intelligent aud thoughtful 70.
men are asking for suffrage and for
inc privilege Of the higher eduos.
f'on' many are also giving their ,iss
and best thoughts to the improve
ment OF the so-csll-d common things
OF life. Women of bright minds
ana much attainment arc devo,ius
Themselves to the cause Of GOOD
cooking, clean houses, and healthy
children. Those things are st
length taking their true place, add
are becoming honorable 10 the sight
OF al. Then, too, the old reprosch
that women Of literary taste and
habit are necessarily lacking in
household graces, and 10 good tssts
III dress, is heard no more. Tho.s
whose memory reaches hack twenty
years or less know how, even ae
school, this notion ruled. One In.
stance at this moment recall wbicb
gave emphasis to the fact. The sfrl
l remember, WIS scknowlt dyed -
10 the "smsrtest girl In school.S
Ihere was . tradition that shs did
not take tune from her ssudies to
put strings 10 her shoes, though 70
all knew that she tied her hair with
= sboe-string, for the tin on the end
was always In plain sight. Bus
some OF the girls who were really -
good students, and ~ Capable, bat
who were not above taking pains
With their dress, who had an eye to
Tho effect Of . blue ribbon, were NOS
held In 40 high ss,eem, and The
earned committees before whom ws
covered In spirit on anniversariee
'assed With sslmiring disapprovaI
yer the excellencies Of the prsttily
irrssed girls, aud when oue appear.
ri = little more dowdy than aoot her,
hoy said By their manner: "Herc 10
'ometh'"g worth Listening to- A
ch"olmate Of mine who 10 now %
'minent - she hoped to b said
Nth . kind Of righteous indirus.
ion: III wish could live to prove
hat one may b able TO solve prob.
e"A learn chemistry and laugus.
pc, and still b neat, tasteful II
'ress, and M excellent housrkeeper
hat shall be my Sign In life." She,
nth many more, may 10 ssid to
ave proved the possibility. DR..
Antoinette Black well said q the
Vomans Cougrrn last scar that
o far ~ her observation extends.
women With disciplined ssinds, aaA
'hh large psrposes, arc ~ bese
oosekeepers and wisest mothers.S
hat beauty Of attise ma besssy q
%! 80 moi incompatible. net Coz.
ourse Of ditni1rA end hasdsooely.
ressed women gave sAsDAass evi-
enss.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-02

To smend and re-enact eectiop non,
twelve hundred and one Of the RryI,.,
; Statutes of Louisiana, with reference I,
property In dogs:
SECTION 1. Be II enacted by tn,
General. Assembly OF the State O,
Louisiana, That Section u20l,
twelve hundred aud one OF the Re
vised Statutes Of Louisiana b<
amended aud re.enacted % A IA
read as follows: From and amer
the passage Of this Act, dogs owned
by citizens of this State are hereby
declared to he personal property of
such citizens, and shall be placed
on the same guarantee Of law as
other personal property, provided
such dogs are given IN BY the
owner thereof to the Assessor.
Bee. 2. Be 1t further enacted,
ETC.. That no dog shall be entitled
to the protection Of the law unless
the same shall have l'eeu placed
upon the sssessment rolls.
Sec. 5. Be 1t further euscte ed.
That in civil actions for the killing
Of or for injuries done to dogs, the
owner cannot recover beyond the
amount Of the value OF such dog or
iogs, as Hxed by himself in the
last assessment preceding the kill.
ng or injuries complained OF.
SEC. 4. BE it further enacted.
'tc., That ell laws In conflict With
bis Act b repealed.
r. N OGDFN,
speaker OF the House of Repre-.
sentatives.
GEO. L. WALTON,
'resident pro ten Of the Senate.
Approved July 3. 1889. |,
8. d. MCENERY, |,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true COPY:
WILL A. STRONG,
Secretar, Of State.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-02

duty Of the Secretaty Of State
Assistant SECRETARY Of State, or a,
may be, the State Auditor, to trans
nit to the Clerk Of the House q,
representatives Of the last Gen.
eral Assembly . list Of the name,
of such per~ons "a, according To
the returns from the several mar.
ishes, shall have received the sres,.
Get number Of votes for the oo,oe
OF Representatives, - the ca.e
may 10 In the respective psri.hes
or representative districts and 4,
sha'l Be the duty Ut the ssid CLERK
to place the names 20 furuisbed
upon the roll Of the House.
r. N. OGDEN,
Speaker of the House of Repr-sen. |
tativea
GEO. L. WALTON,
President pro ten Of the Senate.
Approved July 3, 1850.
g. D. MCENERY.
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A trus copy:
WILL A. STRONG.
Secretary Of State.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-02
p, II. FREEuAN,
Southwest corner Of Public 6qusre,)

HOMER, LA,
nEALER In Fancy and Family Groceries
IL Tobacco, Cigars, Provisions: boots'
Shoes. Hats. Clothing, Dry Goods, Notions,
and . fall supply Of everything kept 10 .
general store. The custom Of the pubic 70
respectfully solicited.
Terms and prices liberal.
April II, 1eoo. so;y
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-02

t'ons Tor Representatives 10 Cor
Erss shall b held on the DR.,
tuesday next following the fra
Monday in November, 1882, an,
every two years thereafter, an,
soalI 10 conducted In the aam,
manner - elections for Reprrsents
t'ves to the General Assembly. q
oept that the nance of person,
voted for - Representatives "a
ConEress shsll be printed on q
separate bsllot and be deposited 10
= separate boz.
SEC. 4. Be- 1t further enacted
etc., That Section Is, Of the ssme
Act be amended and n enacted ~
a. to read: That oil tho nsmes Of
per"ons voted for shall be printed
on ono ticket or ballot of white
paper, OF Uniform sire and quality,
70 % fornished By the Secretary Of
State at charge Of Eve per centum
over aud above the actual cost Of
said paper; and tho nsues Of ,,er.
aons voted for, and the of,ce for
which they are voted, shall he
aocurately specified, and should !
two or moro tickets b folded to. |
gether the tickets % folded shall |
Oe rejected. The Commissioner, of
Election shall require every per.oo
oner'ng to vote to exhibit bis Ger.
Iincate OF registration, II such Ger.
'incate be necessary nnder the laws
n force governing registration
md when the vote of such person
8 received the Commissioners of
election shall write or stamp on
nch certificate the word .voted.r
M The date of the vote, which
hall DO signed by one of tho Com.
'l's'oners; and any person who =
hall craze or alter any stamp =
r mark thus made BY the Com. :.
'issiouers of Election, or any one =
them, shall on conviction thereof
2 deemed guilty of . felony and .
p 6ued not less than Eve bundr,.,
pillars, and imprisoned 1t hard :,
Tor not lees than two nor more :,
an Ave years. ~
SEC. D. Be il further enacted, y
c., That Section 80 of same Act =.
amended aud re.enacted no ~ to =.
Nd: That for oil elect ions in the -.
veral parishes, the Parish of Or. \.
aus excepted, the Governor shall :.
point . Returning Onlcer for :.
CD parish, who shall appoint the
of Elections, and 81,
"ignste tho polling plsces In each N
'ction precinct.
SEC. Q. Be II further enseted. g.
=, That Section 80 Of the same
t Be amended and n. enacted %
to read: That It shall be the d,
ty Of the Secretary Of State,
sistant Secretary Of State, or In
'ir default the State Auditor, IL
lees than ten nor moro than
enty days amer the day Of bold.
an election, to begin the CON.
alton Of the returns, and % soon
possible thereafter he shall
nplete the compilation of the
urns and shall publish 10 the
cial journal the names Of oil the se'
'didiates voted for, the Office for Th
ich each was voted for, and the ac'
nbrr Of votes actually cast for ne
b a. shown BY the returns, and REV
u declare that the persons n.
ring the greatest number Of 0~
e, cast for the o63ce for which 10
% P-Son Was . candidate he's In
N duly elected. Ii the Secse. vii
, OF State o, the Auditor should or
fully neglect o, refuse to CON. sio
, the returns Of election and ed,
''i'h tho resolt - shove pro- AM
ed, or IL be should wiltaIly no yea
Ct or refuse to count any vote % tbs
wn BY the returns, or sh.uA tbs
-, alter or In any manner chang, {
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-02

A Chicago editor hss dtsccvere6
that the y an who pays 10 cruts ~
. drink Of wbisky b swissiled est
OF 10 cents; bes not u The CkSoaeo
man 70 perDitted - psW oas ~
drink.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-10-18
MarriaRes.

In Ryegate, Oct 10, WILLIAM J. SMITH and FTMfRA
II. WHITEll1LL, both Of Ryegae.
In Danville, Oct 10, GEORGE d. BLATRand Ms MAR
GARET CORBET, both Of Peacham.
In Glover, October 4, CLARENCE ). THOMAS and Mrs
HATTIE NJ. WARD, both Of Barton.
and C. LIZZIE PAINE Of Pawtucket. ''"''''
In Pomfret, Oct. JoHN 7. sNouGRAss Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, and MARY +. VAIL OF Pomffet.
In 81. Johnsbury, October oRIN ~ YOUNG OF Water
ford and MARTHA NJ. WARD Of Danville.
In East Arlington. Oct. II, GEORGE n, ANDREW and
HATTIE j. MArTISON, both Of Arlington
In Bradford, Oct. H. FRANK TAPLIN OF Corinth and
FLORA ", NEWTON Of Charestown, n. II.
In st. Johnabury, Oct. 10, j. w. BARRY OF Iebanon N
IL, and MARY +. AHERN Of st. Johnsbury.
In Quechee, Oct 10, WILLIAM =. sTEARNs OF Monroe
WIS, and ADDIE A. LANDERS Of Quechee.
In Pomfret, oct. 10, RICHARD y. HIGGINS of Cam
bridgeport, Mass, and JULIA A. KING Of Pomfret
In Ludlow, Oct. II, by Rev. n. Snow FRANK p. BALL
OF Chicago, and ELLEN c. STAFFORD OF Ludlow.
In Lowell Mass, Sept. 80, q. A. PAGE of Lexington
Mass, and L. A. NoRThRoP Of South Royalton, Vt.
IN Northneld, Oct. ", by Rev. Allen Hazen Rev W T.
HAIEN and LAURA T.. MARKHAM, both OF Norhned,
IN Northned, Oct Is, by Rev Peter Merrill ELMER E.
FERRY Of Willlamstown and EMMA DAVENPORT Of
Mortified.
In Norihneld. October 3. by Rev l. p. Booth. A. p.
LOOMS of Gimanton, WIS., and Mrs. ALviNA LOOMS
of Nofthned.
In NorthHeid October L. by Rev. l. r. Booth CLAIR
ENCE ". STEELE and HATTIE NJ. DUNsMoRE, both
OF Norhheld.
In Worcester, October H. by Rev p H. Carpenter LEU
GENE GILBERT OF Emore and MARY 4. RICHARD
son Of Worcester.
=, MARTIN Of Wmiamstown and ADDiE NJ. BLANCH-
ARD Of Brookneld.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-10-18
Local Items.

Go and see the majolica ware at Webste-'s.
FIFTEEN thousand fine cigars at F. H. Bascom's.
RUBBER leggings and cloaks for children at
Webster's
WORK stands and hair switches at the 90 cent
store this week
LANGTRy suitngs, Hindo cloths, cashmeres and
fannels at webster's
JUST stop and look at those nice dolls at the 80
cent store this week.
THE White sewing machine has no equal You
can buy it Of j G. Griggs, Waterbury.
Buy your boots, shoes and rubbers at Griggs
shoe store, Knights Block, Waterbury.
JUST received a fine line OF lace pins and good
line Of plated jewelry at the 80 cent store.
ELEGANT laces and embroidery, handkerchiefs,
kid gloves in all the new shades at Wallis
HEADQUARTERS for the best drugs and medi-
cines of all descriptions, and at low prices, are at
Babcock Cutters.
DIR. J. L. PRESCOTT oculist and optcian, is still
at the Pavilion, and will be pleased to meet any
who may need his services.
LADIES and misses underwear, hosiery, corsets
and gloves, in all the latest Styles at Wallis, post
office block.
For fine colognes soaps, hair brushes combs,
sponges, infants combs, puffs and boxes, see the
new goods at Babcock & Cutters
DRUGsl DRUGsll DRUGs!l at f. H. Bascoms
drug store, established forty-four years ago, can
be found the first quality of everything in that
line, and prices as low as anywhere.
GEORGE WOODS & Co.'S organs have by real
merit gained a reputation equal to any instru-
ment of this class on the market. Yod can buy
these organs of ]. C. Griggs, Waterbury, VT
c. II. Cross & Son have a large assortment of
fine candies, pure goods just received and they
are making more all the time. They have
greater variety than they ever had. Something
new Go and see.
NJ NJ. KNIGHT, the Waterbury dry goods mer-
chant, has everything in the way of mems, wo-
mems and children's wear in fabrics or ready
made Read the double column advertisement of
his grand opening of fall and winter goods, in
this paper
ONE of the big questions for the legislature to
decide is in regard to taxation, a question that
needs work so as to make it equitable to ALL
That is one side. The other side is to know
where to get the most goods for the least money,
and where you can find big stock to select from.
That place is Webster's
D. B. COLE, dealer in hardware agricultural
implements, tin ware, wall paper, family gro
ceries, flour and feed, would respectfully say to
the Inhabitants of Waterbury and vicinity that
the agent from Oak Hall, Boston, Mass, will be
at his store with large line of samples both for
ready-made and custom-made clothing. Every
garment warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
Call early and examine goods and prices.