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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-08-03

NIra1nS stop on signal Tor passengers.
All Trains Daily, Sundays excepted.
CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with fast trains for the east and west
Also with Cleveland and Detroit Steamers for Detroit
and all points In Michigan and Canada
At Elyria, with L. & NJ S. R'y for Sandusky Toledo
Detroit, Chicago and all points west and northwest
At Grafton, with O. @. Q. Il Ey for CreStne Indian
apOlts, St Louis and all points west and southwest
AT Russell with N. Y. p. & o. r r, formerly & G
W. for Ashland Wadsworth, Akron, Mansfield and In
termedIate points
Mt Vernon Il Columbus.
At Massilion with Ft W & R'y for Canton, wOOs-
ter, Pittsburgh, etc.
At Canal Dover, with G & NJ R'y, formerly NJ & C)
for Cambridge Marietta, Parkersburgh etc.
AT Urtchsville, with st l. Ry for Steubenville,
COshOctOn, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Columbus Cincinnati
and indianapolis.
Bridgeport with R'y for Bellaire Pittsburg etc
AT wheeling with Baltimore I. Ohio for Washing
tOn Baltimore etc, Also with Ohio River Steamers.
WAL THORNBURGH, OSCAR TOWNSEND
Superintendent Gen1 Manager.
wAL H. CIRCUIT, Genl Freight & Ticket Ag't.
THE CLEVELAND AKRON & COLUMBUS r. r.
(FOrmerly Cleveland, Mt Vernon & COlumbus.)
To take Effect June 4th, 1892
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-08-03
LAKEWOOD, N. Y.

This favOrite resort is entering upon It's ninth
season and continues to hold its place in the front rank
OF summer resorts.
To those seek rest without stagnatlOn pleasure
without excitement the delights Of rural life without its
Inconvenience, and the charm of dwelling beside a
large body of water Lakewood recommends itself
strongly to favor beautiful spot would be hard
to find. With its picturesque cottages surrounded by
trees its velvet lawns slOping down to the Lake; the
church with its spre the great hotels with their cool
and shady verandas and the lake in the foreground 1t
presents perfect picture of rural lovelness.
LAKEWOOD originally called Lake View" from the
extensive Of the Lake and Its surroundings TO be
had this vicinity, is directly on the line OF the
New York, Penn. & Ohio Railroad,
CFOrmerly A. & G. W. R. RI
On the southern border Lake Chautauqua and is not
reached by any other railway.
The through New, York, Niagara Falls, Boston and
Saratoga Express trains pass directly through this beau
tfu and popular resort and all trains stop regularly at
Lakewood Depot to deliver and take on passengers Con
ductOrs instructed to give stOpOyer checks on all
through tickets whether reading good for stop or
not This should be understood as giving passengers
the right to reach Lakewood in through cars and when
they ready to resume their journey they can step
right into one OF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-08-03
PULLMAN'S PALACE
DRAWING ROOM OR SLEEPING COACHES

And go through 70
Niagara Falls, Saratoga, New York, Boston.
This cannot be done by any other route, other
road runs through cars or PALACE SLEEPING COACHES
to or through any place on LAKE CHAUTAUQUA.
The most complete arrangements have been made for
transportation of passengers to the Sunday School
Assembly. Round trip tickets direct to Fair Point
(Chautauqua) sale In all the principal cities via
the New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio Railroad and bag
gage will be checked to the Assembly Grounds.
For Descriptive Pamphlets Tickets to Lakewood and
return and Niagara Falls and return good for stop
over at Lakewood, apply at Oh1ces of the NEW YORK
PENNSYLVANIA & OHIO RAILROAD. "a. & q. W. r.
RI Also at Oces Of connecting lines West and South
TTOH ETTO are now on sale, good for return
llCA II Il y until September Both.
A. E. CLARK, J. NJ FERRIS
Gen'l Pass'r Agt. Acting Gen'l Manager,
Cleveland, o. Cleveland, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-08-03

WIN connect at Bedford with Cleveland & Pittsburgh
trains to and from Cleveland.
SAl trains connect at the Junction with trains and
from Minerva on Minerva branch.
tNos. and connect at Oneida with the Tuscarawas
branch of the q. 4 p. r. R with trains TO and from
Canal Dover, New Philadelphia and Waynesburgh
tStop on signal.
W. W. HUNGERFORD, W. n. MOFFETT,
General Manager. Superintendent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-08-03

DRUGGISTS.
HESTER & SOLLIANN,
AMERICAN, GERMAN AND FRENCH PHARMACY
Dealers in Drugs, Chemicals, Trusses, Toilet Articles
Fine Cigars Blank Books and Stationery. Physicians
and family prescriptions compounded with care and
dispatch. N. E. corner Public Square, Canton, o.
may1Sgy
NJ: KAPPER
GERMAN DRUGGIST-A full line OF pure Drugs and
Medicines and Toilet Articles Prescriptions prepared
with the greatest care. Sign Of Illuminated Mortar
next door to DumOnts grocery Market St.. Canton o.
p. HsBARR,
Successor to G. j. Geiger)
DRUGGIST AND PHARNACIST-CantOn o. Where
may be found large and we'll selected stock of I'm
ported and Indigenous Drugs staple and rare Chemt-
calls (foreign and dOmestic) Medical Preparations,
TrusseS Supporters etc, Combs, Brushes, and Per-
fumery In endless variety. Special attention TO the
filling of Physicians Prescriptions
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-08-03
RAILROADS.
1NNorToN VALLEY RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
uthbOund.

In effect Sunday, Juae 25th, 1882.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-08-03

SOCIETIES.
MANNHEIM LODGE,
NO 4SO, o. o. F-Meetlng every Thursday evening at
Odd Fellows Hail. northwest corner of seventh street
and public square.
LOUIS NEUBLING, N g. L. l. FURHMAN, w. g.
JOHN ULMsCHNEIDER Sec'y.
HADESSA LODGE
NO. 45O, L o. o. F., Greensburgh, Summit county o.
Meeting every Saturday night at odd Fellows Hall, at
2 O'Clock p. m j. S. MILLER, Permanent Sec'y
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-22

drive -4 feet snd II inches wide and over l.. s06 miles leag or comfortable promenade { fsst and Sl.2 inches in width, and more than s,si2 miles in length In e2o geld pieces, lying aide by aide, it woald construct sidewalk 6 iaches wide, but few rods short of 10 miles long; in silvsr dollars, ly. iag contiguous, . boulevard 100 feet wide and 6 7.s miles in length.
 Just received at she Salisbury harness and trunk emporium, 444 centennial ave. Lake. vile, an immense assortment of ladies and gents trunks and satchels. Also on hand n,ce lot of collars harnssass, whips, brushes, etc, an of which will be sold cheap, and last lv some buffalo robes, and all wool horse blankets, which will besolA "as cost" to make room for spring stock.
 Yours Respectfully.
 5w3S JOHN M. Ml1LRA.
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silver W@M@Rmrs

On Monday evening. March 18th, the friends
 residence, in Lsksville. to celebrate with them
 the twenty-af!h anniversary of their marriage.
 At about o'clock. in spite of the cold, March
 weather, nearly seventy persons, most of w..om carried baskets or psils ot refreshments, ar rived, and taaing possession of the house be- gan to call for tue quarter century married couple. The groom, by the way, was very much surprised. having just returned from flown tswn where Mrs. Martin had sent him on an errand for something to be rid of him for ilstle while, but she, knowiny how to manage him (twsnty-6vs years expsrtsnc.) so.,n had him ready to receive the onuRratu 'stions of his 8isnas. Alters general hs ad
 sbssIng sll around. Ns. E, '. Senfora cA!,aa 0n Rev. S. E. White 70 nlasa tIs u4eSents..on speech who spoke Rs follows:
 NE AND ERE MARTIN: 6F~ aervas have been somewhat aha ken Gy lhe ls ot that ..s .S ~onae au1t tsily into poss, ssiur pr to much eli- rtT.. |. ls generally coAsiaere3 7ShEsrous spe ( Methodist minister t0 Ssve toe much ui sii@ Torla Suods daughter but Sn lpls cs s- es- oaGe shat danger oeoause tnls wealth bus C0Ie SQ Eas With the pnC2GRGsudlnS thBt Siee ft d1c1p Gt once. TLeIg sra Dauus e,lt1ut perioda h ilIe 1t iR gUch 2 perlod in cue Er. 7aah tde pAygS5si and rlentsl powers n,sA- tns transit from Ehs mOidiuR prooess of youth "a &as nsEQrity Gr manhood, when We pG lpnger speak or thiuk ae children but as GEea so 4t ia Iuomeutoas hour ahsn y0Ons ms n 5aeideS n0 002 his iife-wori. and goes Gut Io iohow his ehossn calling, Bat 41 is a rnQgS sSsnai7 no1asospas sud Satesss1sog hoss
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Se. 9osephss Chnrch.

The improvements hsiaa wrought in s:
 Joseph's Catholic church in this' place will transform that odiacs into one of the most beautiful Gnd sest sppointsd country churches to be found any whers. The interior Is CD . t-sucing !u iis sdornueRts, and besp%aka the genius. taste and skiil ot a trus artst. Tie
 walls end ceiling hitherto plain and uure. lisved by ornamentation o! any hiud, have
 been most slasorately fEeseoed and paneled the ground york of the walls being lish'
 b1E color, despiy 5orGersd with exquisite designs in moisaS but harmonious oolors ; ii. the spaces between the windows on either ride, are lsrgs Aad life hke oil psiut,ugs, four teen in all, representing the Stations of the cross, " ssch painting being surrounded w!si. sresoo.wogk so shaded ss 70 bring it out ir
 bold relief. The pictures are arranged i5 the following order -sta'ion l. Jesus condemned 70 death 2, made TO esar Ais cross; s. falls the 6rst time [, met by -Rrs 'stsssed Mother /; q tf6S essss Lad on Simon of Cysene; s. Yer. ooica wipss the face Q! Jesus; ', falls th,
 second time; g, speaks 70 tho women ot Jerusalem; g. falls the third tine; 10. Ii, stripped, s1d zscsivsE gall to dr,nk; II. nailed to.ths cross, I2 dies on the cvoss; ls, take,
 rom ths cross; IA, laid in the sepulohrs
 The ceiling, the body Of which is of deliolt. azusiue tint is frsseoed 5o'o SIX pane.p. the osrtrs of eaeh panel being ornaasu.sd wlt! picsuses enblensuc e. bible characters auo tsaeb!bas. Tne circular, chsrcel window pack Of the altar is to ee replaced with large obIong window of stained siass containing lifs.sizs representation of Saint Joseph, il, shoss honor this church was named The L.As, sarmOun,ed with its polished candle sticks, has o%en beautifully gepain,ed. and decorated ln blue. pink aud gold. AT the lei, of the altar will atsad B statue of st. Joseph and oD the right. ssa1as of Hsry she In
 naouiats. wrought in plaster At the Iet of the chancel smsii arched k,covs has beeL built in which stsuds the altar of ihs Blessed Virgin Mary, suruouptea with statue of ths Virgin with her oRee ID ter ssus, ths f.cs of ths altar containing an ingeniously wrousht g!lt laonogram Of the w0ld "Asry" Th. vest.y room at shs right of she cb.ncsl hsf been equipped with large cSbinst to contasr the vestuents, robes and parspbsEnslia, a9d here, too. is ,hs confessional.
 The inter,or of the church is suggestive Of fairY.isad. and the society have just Csues to
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Falls viliA9e.

Falls ViliA6e. Work>on the cellar tor house for Mrs Ellen Peek has been commenced on the hill west of the old hotel.
 Miss Rneline Burger. of Albsny ia visiting Sugar f1ll friends.
 Henry Joynes of Sheffield will wosk Frank Poets sayn ar Amssvale the coming season Henry Pulver of Lime Rock will move ;n with J. Hasnurn to BeebS Hill, which farm he vii. til fog.Mr B.
 Harry Merrell of Lee Is cierkins for T Tucker. .. whom he inssnds to learn tas art oe mixing chsnicels, medicines, etc.
 Charles White of ,"m hits Hollow" w,.' work Ars Miners farm. Floyd Hewlsy vii occupy and cult.vasea farm in Wetaus, known aa the Moon .ia.u"
 ". G Kellogg has hsd hie house newly painted inside by artist Smith of Saefield ssd newly papered and ornamsnssd vi.ii holdings.
 IA child of Vim. Peeta! of Anesville is vesy siok, and Saturday the youngest .ou of Jabez BreEs,sr wa badly anss oy climbing into, lumber wagon, h vhIch be asar!Y broke his leg. ,e-..-... ....{ .s
 Tsess.a .ass 10 be several .chasssa |. in thu place tn:a sprng John Ws!ch wil move in. to U H. Miners building Mr Pulvsr, yfrou ths wea: side of the liver has rentsd sAe houst occupied by Sir. Weich. and CLsrlys se!cheE. w,ll occupy sbe houss vacated by Ms. Pulver.
 Mrs Rsheocs LeavenHosth of Bridgeport and Aea, Frank acDoEs!d, tcEae.!y Q! Anes. vile, are waiting !riet3s in ;has place.
 0. v. Hau has uew lot Of carpets and large assortment otwaN paper, and Is cou- tinusily adding 10 Aia sock Of go-ojs all ths newest s.y!es Rud pstternss
 Abnut twenty ct the young friends oi r. 4. Bartlett ,assen b}ed at his tasher'a seu!dsnct Tlursd.g evening for social time, Fred coming from Csaasn on the eveptns train to 7,;tend
 Two caees wore triei lsst week As court. he contestants Seins Waterbury vs. How lsod, both Of Cornwall, had Yals fs, Howe of this town. Decision reserved.
 Sapt- AASNGSS- O. &E'tRSpSSS AaE CNtO Est. iDg the thssapsusIo euaht.es of she a.r af Ameav!l!s for the pssr tso weeks. by. biz health has uot thus Jar been much oeue8stsd hereby.
 Fgsnk AeDousid, Vhc vent. so eouth Easton; Pa. 50 epEsps iu; hlscksmithipg has ,ett that place and accepted g job iu the Conn. Western R 2. shopat hartford
 Csscsde Lodge | 0. c. T. will hays au AZ aiversary os it's eighth year Of existence next Monday evening. Al! members of the Order should make an effort to bs prsssns
 Fron an erujusnos Tsas@ssd os AnssyilIs.
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4 aso.oo Rih,iea, R.x.ra.

The publishers of Rutledgs's Monthly of- Ter ten valuable rewards in then monthly for
 We will give 5000 in gold to the person telling us which is the middle verge in tho New Testament Scriptures by April 10, Issa Should two or more correct answers be re. oeived the reward will be divided. The money will be forwarded to the winner April l5, 1882. Persons trying for the reward must send 20 cents in silver tho postage stamps taksn) with their answer, for which they will receive the May Monthly, iu which the name and address of the winner of the rs !. ward and the correct answer will be publish. ed. This may be worth $2o.00 to you; cut it out Address-Rutledgs Publishing Com. pany, Easton, Penna.
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-22

DO proud of their sanctuary, which, when the improvements arc complstsd-ths outside newly painted. the grounds smoothly graded,
 walks laid out, trees planted, the large eross on the ridgs gilded, sto.-wll bs ssoond to none Of equal means or msmbership h this part Of the country. The werk b asarly completed, and will cost several hundred dol
 lars. the money for which was raised by the
 fair recently held in Town hall. under the management of Father Lynch. Mass is solemnized in the Town hall pending the
 work on the church, by Father Lynch and hia curate, Father Fox. The church will be TO dedicated on Easter Sunday, April 9th.
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AUCTION.

Public Auction for the sale of the follow ing described property will be held at Eoster House in Vest Cornwall, on Saturday, March 20, 1882, at o'clock .. n. horse, 1 .buck- board nearly new, l two-seat top wagon, top buggy, one horse lumber wagon, two seat. bars, brick, plank, pair large steelyards, | large cooking range in good order, parlor stoves, looking glasses, pictures, crockery, household furniture, etc. lw
 MRS. M. B. FOSTER.
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"a. P. sEYmOUR,

EURNISHINGU GUNDERTAKER,C Cssksts, bur. I ial robes and everything pertaining to the business at the lowest possible prices. delivsr- ed at residences without extra charge. Per. s0nal attention given to preserving the dead. have chemicals and the most approved ice chest and every facility for keeping bodies. and will take charge of funerals when desired. References by permission. W. w. Welch, M B., J. N: Cowles, J. B. Eldridge, k. L. Gay. lord, R. I. Crissey.
 Samples may be seen at my house or at Sparks Co.'S. store at any time.
 Norfolk Conn. March l 1879. xlt
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BERKaH1R1 COUNTY.

The salOons of Ramsey, Wright and Nolan in Ct Harrington wore raided. by officsss last week.
 About 90 Pisesaslders attended . ''dis- graceful cock.6ght" in North Adams last wsek, len which enc man won 9Sso.
 The Lee base ball nine want to play the Lsnox furnace nine thus early in the ssa. son-even before the Arst hand organ has appeared. :
 Buffalo Bill. showed in North Adams las. Tuesday night, and sountsracsed the effects of the lsss revival on .he average young American.
 Turnkey Nielsen Gardner, of the Pittsdsld jail, hes rsSignsd, There are lots of ether fellows there who would. lks to % and do likewise, but can't.
 PitssAeld is boiling over with indignation because man recently sat in, tho audience with his hat on during whole performance in the academy of music.
 Rev. Samuel Harrison of Pistsaeld is prom. inently mentioned as candidate for minister to Liberia. Mr. Harrison has been pastor of the Second Congregational church for nearly quarter of D century. and is we'll. known dSons ef.the most sminsatly colored clsrgymea in Massachusetts. He is well qualified for the mission. but hts aks is quite advanced. and for that reason, he may feel constrained to decline the honor. Mir Dawes is personal friend bs Nr. Hsrrison,s and would faver the, apAOintmsnt, as would the many Pitts6sld friends of the rsvsrend.- UniOn.
 A Windsor w,aswae recently went to Al. bany, and becoming infatuated with the charms of . ''soilsd dovs' in . house of i'll fame. married her and started for home. but oa arriving in Psstsnsld, whore Mills of che Journal lives. the gushing bride refused to budgs an Inch farther, and ahs farmer went Ais way sadly aaa aloas. A few days later he got letter from PittsAsld justice, ad. vising him to come and settle her board bill amounting to e3l., which he did, besides giving his charnaer tive dollars. to enable her to get back to her nest in Albany. The old fellow would like to have sonsbody tell whether hsM . married man, bachelor or still widowsr.
 Rev. orville Dewey, D. D. died at his hons in shsiasld Monday night He was born ia shsdisld in l7s4, and died In the old home. stead. Graduated at Williams Coilsgs in, 1874. In 1898 ho became Q Unitarian pastos in New Bedisrl in '35. in New York whers he orRanised the 0hurch of the Messiah. and m '68 in Boston. Distinguished through a long life ss . most eloquent preacher, the publication of hts work. .'The Problem of Hu. man Lie and Destiny" gave him a tront rank among the .hougntfGl writefa of the age. For msny years he aas counted @ oas of the arst
 if not the 6rse-anong shs distlnRuished men of hls denomination. About 'e6 he re turned to his chldheods homs whsrs hs lived the last years of his lifs, very highly re. garded by his nsiehbors as . kind friend, a wise counsellor and a citizen interested in sv cry good work and pubic improvement
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Tax Co.leceor's Norice.

ALL PERSONS LIABLE to pay taxes laid on assessment of 1881, in the Town of sharon are hereby notified that will meet them at the Town Han on the first Monday in April for the purpose of receiving said taxes; also at the ssme place the first Monday in each nlonth during the year, and will meet then at the Ellsworth Post Office April 18th, from o'clocE until 3 Y. ID.
 On and after May 1st legal per cent. spa trsvel fees will be added to all taxes unpaid,
 3wSS EDGAR J. REED, Collector,
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G. w. SCOvILLE, Furnishing Undertaken

And dealer in Oaskets, Oonins, Burial Robes, and all kinds of Undertakers' Goods. The most approved methods known to the profes- sion used in preserv,ng the dead.
 Cabinet work, Upholstering, and Repairing promptly and thoroughly done. ~
 Agent for M. G. Whesler's cut flowers.
 Residence and shop on the "aresp,V Norfolk. Conn. s6tf
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ONRkMP0NDENOE.

Aw Co8aRs3oNDRsEs are requested to send In their commnnIeAtions 90 ss to reach us or, Mondaysoi each week. ss ws cannot insure .h. insertion as suy oossesPeDdercs received after ghEs rtMes .s
 kY Write only on one side cs the paper and send sosslsbin1 each week if yossible. DoM'l wsit nnsit yon can EAtAer fall column 60 send "all at osscs," bus let us hear from yoa iron, items ss time. remembering that Ne.0s is po, improved by age.
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-22

90eSdfsRssoB Acc0HAts-JhU GAts on the SSaosed clip ot pspsf sith ,he AAaas .i the sub. e4apef sAews tas ttme Co which ehe auhs eewfess9sA ts paid thus, X. u sIa th hJuhS iaeseassa taAf a. slaitn has paid tul h psRer to Saty D tsSa, II ts hopsd thai sHeecyib-rs WLi seS
 0 M tsai tasu Aosoatat Rr iHdicA. d by the uAI. oe tae1 2spesss is always corr ct aud rhea tAsS " " fehews. sf thstt sasscr.puoE, Ssn Ub- ssxxs Wessnsf tAssr dAtt is cha -ged indicate h. prsDsE 0fstSt Sad 10 iax ssauI ot as crrur to iI. sesA cs fo< corrsetio.A s. No elaine lot ST. - All tasse eSoa val hvs-AtEef b. cousidesra M@sSes Rxe SgisAsa shixSs 0Axs ateef Las payUea, cls,nsu su have bce, made 2e rsoIAI tsscipS oi ths pkps. x .sh h. ua,s to EsM lss rae~enptiSa ie paia piAlnly psiE tea SC eeefsst.
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-22

MONROE, MICH, Sept 25, 1875. Sirs Il have been taking Hop Bitters tor inHammation of kidneys and bladder It has doae for me what four doctors failed to do The effect of hop B,tters seemed like magic to me- w. l.. CARTER.
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For Sale.

MY FARM, containing 100 acres, situated in North Norfolk. known as the Dudley Norton or Johns0n farm about one half sprout land. Good state of cultiva tion. Iood opportunity for anyone desiring to build up. Motive for selling, desire to so West. Terms will be m11e reasonable.
 CHAUNCEY L. BUNCE.. Housatonic, Msss., Mch. t4, tS82 3mSS*
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0l E R,

In Lime Rock, March 2, Miss Caroline Knick.
 erbocksr, aged 6s years.
 At Ashley Falls, March 2lst, Juliastt, wife of Frederick Laffargue, aged 40 years.
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@AE RE Q.

At Hillerton, March 18th, by Rev. Nr. Mitchell, E A. Sabine of Salisbury, and
 B. J. MAxam of Sharon.
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W anfe1. i.

A SONER, Industrious Man who under
 A stands Farming thoroughly. Must have small family, and wife must be good butter maker, and willing to do housework occasion- ally if required. Address, stating price and references, @. W. COWDREY,
 March 1, 1se2. SwS7 East Canaan. Ct.
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Notice.

TIRE ANNUAL k BITING of The Tobacco Growers' Mutual Insurance Company will be hsl6 St North Canaan st the ofncs ot ths Treasurer on Friday, March 3lst, 1ss2, at one c cIeck D. m
 . c. H. BRIGGS, Secretary.
 North Causan. March I4th, 1889. 2w3s
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Notice.

A FAMILY with from 8 to Children bs. A tween the ages of IA and 20 can have steady employment by the Etna Silk O., Nor folk, Conn. Comfortable House Provided. Girls preferred. JOSEPH SELDEN, AEt.
 March 6. 8w87
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-22

'.s Ne saSG tesi greatly obliged so any u, eer Irts9is An ths o0sAty, 1s slsswhsrs, Who vlN ssad us Rasstcuiass o9 any aoourrsncs of sAeeeest which xaay cume under their pofioo
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CHAIRMAN OseSAs WEDNESDAY,, NIGH. 42, 18S8

Sxsss S0SteS q .ae -sz<S Gah 0e Jnsa1hs6A
 asAaAA.s ugss store, salisbar, Theass ]. Aafsia 4Sevl,le ChARiss V. Wolfe, Falls v,llaxs Q. A Crane. sAsrvA. aaaeassy 0taS stcS~ l;anAAs rSrto3ee, RsssCognWAN. GaS @MD9etaW.' TeSI NiSeteu VI. A ssseTts, Bass CAaAAs D. L. FfasI SouthAsid and Mill kivei Wesoa 6 Jonhson- N0Ef0lk
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Presented by Friends to ssM." Gr. and Mrs. James Martin.

Also . silver call bell, silver clock, silver fruit knife. two silver napkin rings, silver castor. dozen dessert spoons, 1 dozen tea spoons. dozen forks, dozen knives. After viewing the presents and wishing the happy couple many returns of their marriage anni- vsrsary the friends began to go home at about II o'clock, after pleassnt aud social gather ing. MT: and Mrs. Martin were married in Lelant, England. March IA, 1887, but have
 ONR MEQ MAS THERE
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StOre Fixtures Eor SaIe.

CCUEo CIXCur6B EOr 68Ies HIVE Hundred Dollars worth of Counters, H Shelving, Draws. Scales, Show Cases, Lamps etc, ell in good order, for sale cheap. Will be sold in lots to suit purchaser.
 s. c. BECKLEY. Canaan, Conn.,, March 8, 1SS2. S1tf