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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-13
tOFFICIAL.1
PROCEEDINGS
or the Police Jury Of Claiborne Parish.

The h,lice Jury Of Claiborne parish met
Monday. September 4th, 1892, ia regular
session.
Prrs-nt-T ID. Meadows, Prrst., ward 2;
r. J. Hart. ward |: ". l. .OLkcs. ward 2;
W. S. COPELAND. ward 3; John Miller, ir
ward 4; J. W. Mcfarland, ward 5; /. W.
Howard. ward 6; l.. X. Lay, ward Z.
The Board was called to order. and, on
motion. W. ;. Copeland, John Miller aud
r. J. Hart were appointed q committee fo
settle with the Parish Treasurer; and W.
l.. Oakcs and l.. X. Lay TO settle with the
Strnymast-r.
when the Board took n recess till one
O'Clock.
At which time the Board recnnvened.
The committee nn settlement with J. III.
Summons, Parish Treasurer, reported they
had received frum him fnurtcru hundred
and seventy five 6O-I0d (sli71 COY dollars
in cash vouchers, which they bad checked
aud burned; when. on motion. the report
WAS received aud committee discharged.
on motion. James T. Orcar was appoint
ed ovrr-rrr on tho Homer aud Mindcn
road III place of W A keudrick, deed.
On motion. May Green was p ac"I Oh
the panprr list aud $40 90 allowed for her
Support, ~ Ne HIINH WI tue W w
rant of l. NJ Grg-by.
The committee IN settlement with the
Srrayma-trr reported that they had exam
iurd his books. &c, and found he had col
lrc,cd on .strays To June 9Th. l~-3, si2 20.
for which he has PUish Trrasurrr'- re-
cript. lrss his commissions, which report
was received aud committee discharged.
When on motion. y u Harrison was re-
4 Il.
June LIST. l--.i
On motion. J II Simmons. T Caldwell,
VI j Piiran and " / kinliHll were APP
pointed reviewers to mark ont "a rnhiiD
road from IA" parish line near the depot
on the Ni"kshnrp. Shreveport and Pacific
Railroad 70 the Homer and Athens road.
ar Enterprise road a. they IL their jud,
mCnt may deem most practicable.
On motion, the following bills were al
lowed, after approval by the finance COM
mittrc:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-13

Advertise for the Fall tradc-that is If
YOU want n good share of il.
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Gen. J. Floyd King.
Times Ibrinocrat.1

Gen. !. Floyd King, recently renomin-
a;cd Tor Congress by III" Democrats of the
Fifth District Of this State is now on II
visl, T." tins civ aud il receiving the con-
grdirl,iiunS "f hi many friends over his
>ucc, =. in the Monrur Congressional Con.
vrutiou. His nomination was virtually
unanimuUs. h. receiving the Vot" OF every
parish iif his District but three, and his
election, We hope, viii hr similarly unam!.
NOUS. GeH. King secured mai"rity OF
II 80 in l--O, the largest received hy nuN
congressman: and if IT is possible to in
GREASE this majority in November. we have
htt,r tonbt but What hc viii srcufr this
in, rtasc.
Il does not require any great inv"NtiSa-
zion To discover the cause of Gen. Kings
success, and his popularity in his Di.tIict.
IT, has devoted himself ardrntly rnrr-
gctically aul indnStrinuSly in Congress I"
the interests of the people of his section.
He was one Of the strongest and ahlr-,
advocates Of river improvement, and hi
District owes it largely to him that it il
now assured lcvccs and protection from
"vrrilow. As il rxtcnd, for several hun.
lrrd miles alon. the Mississippi, aud over
nnr-half of It j. in danger of inunlaii"n
annually, t.i- protection, which rs nov
Enutanind-latsriy dnr Ia thu rafnr-i-
u'~- OF Grn. King unnecessarily rudrars
HIM To his p.nl L.. A. lr served them
we'll and faithfully, they naturally con-
'lud'd to contianc HIM as their rrpr,
sentative.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Remember the Mass Meeting next Mon
day.
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Nrm Advertisements.
OATS. OATS!I

WILL have for sale 1900 bushels Of Red
L Rust Proof Texas Oats in n few DAYS M
Homer and Shreveport. selected them
In prrs"n-thcy are genuine Also Barley
Apply 20 inr, 81 Coi. /. v. Foo..- or ". l..
OTIS. FRANK ALLEN.
Homer. La, sept. II. l--2. 5:5t
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The active business season il about to
open, and the crops will soon br coming
INTO market, rrNi>ing trade and business
of all kinds. Ii is conceded 10y the best
and most successful hu>ir,s- men that the
press Is the must effective medium through
whirh to reach the people and disseminate
information of any kind. Those who wish
To- succeed in any enterprise court the iniln-
-ucr of the press. All good business men
knnw that jndIcious advertising pays, il
proportion To the amount expended, more
than any other investment. The man who
ldNcrriSrs, sucrcrds-th- man who doesn't.
fails. NnN that II large crop Of cotton il
being gathered in rhlsparish and will so"u
br thrown upon the market. We call the
aitrut'nn OF business men To the Guardian
~ au advertising m"dium. II has a large
circulation IN Claiborne parish, and all
ads inserted IN its columns vii reach the
attention Of nearly every citizen of the
parish. Our Terms are reasonable, and
th"sc who wish the trade If this parish
could not make a better investment than
To 1T ihrir business Ice known through our
columns.
What do the husirc~s men % Homer,
Mndrn and Shreveport say about this
matter'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-13

sabscribe and pay for tho Guardian
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-13

Large Quantities Of sorghum have lern
weeks, aud good deal more Will tr
within tue next few WEEKS. The will
also he a considerable quantity of ribbon
cauc syrup made later In the Fall. This
is all right and proper, aud We are truly
glad to note that our people are at last
brgIuning 10 learn to live Al home. When
our farmers plant more to eat and give
more attention Ia their stock the country
will begin Ia prosper, and not before
The farmer j. the brue aad sinrN of the
Land, >,nd when hr prnsprrs all will prus-
you and the country will bs better OF.
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10 OaTiIlcr on hahu, s5-T2t3 s1
Respectfully,
A. c. JONES, Marshal aud Col
The Treasurer submitted his onart.-,v
report. which WAS ordered spread on ,b,l
minutes:
n. W. Harris, Treasurer,
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BRING

This list of prices. It will az sist you ill making selections. Call for every article named below, and you will find you have struck the place to leave your hard earned dollar.
 It will cost you nothing to look at Hubbelrs New Heavy Wool Winter Suits for men price $500 Winter Listers for men, $3, Hubbelps. Look at the mems New Heavy Wool Winter Overcoats at Hubbell' g.. price Two Dollars, I have sold lots of them.
 Read over carefully the ar ticles named below, then take a look at the goods, and judge for yourself, at HubbelPs.
 Received from Paris, France, Nov. Is, per. Steamer Fiber" the latest Partisan Novelties in Neck Scarfs, Ties, Bows, etc. , which have created quite a sen sation at Hubbells Clothing Store, Ct. Harrington, where you will find an
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$8.33

May buy an Overcoat, Wool Winter Suit, Undershirt, Fine Shirt, Soft Hat, Cane, (to keep you warm this winter), Cotton Hose and Paper Collar. We say it can be done, but is it not better to put the $8.33 into a good, decent Suit of Clothes 2 We do not tell you that there is no use in paying $500 for an Overcoat when you can get one for $500. Customers are not fools enough to believe it. There is only a small profit on cheap goods, and no party can sell a cheap coat $2.OOless than anoth- CT. That's truth, plain, real truth {; truth that is easily be- lieved by any one who knows beans. Now we are going tc say something that you can find
 out about should you drop into
 our store. We have bought g
 very Large Stock of
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LEAVE prT1sFrrLp, VIZ: {:

LSA'A etEEsFNLD, VIZ: .s$.;'.. S.oO 6. m. PisseilseI iraIi for BriLvsport. ka irving st -l2.S0p. M., with tll ou xh sa . Tor Hew .otA, aifINtag at aUt P. L..l ss New nasehat l.lu l.. u,. LeGvs Ai6XAy Ato.eo a-ul, With tLs,ouyh o,4k. SrEs,'- Leave Cai.~an at S.Ss t. la. - 70 P. Ill. fassenSei tralu Ivr EriuxSl,,rt -ar
 rlHihS at -0ao p. u., nith tul vuhs, yat fuf New XOrk, arriving st. 7.A p.ln al Ntnt haven at t.vU p.iAi. ,cvnnec lnx SiA. srxia leaving AAuan. at v.u2 E. n..
 Leave Caitaan al 3.vu p. ln. ".t: Zoo p. Ill. MIX Arslh ior bridgeport, aruyinA at o.S0 P. m.; Vt New lorx, lv.S D, n..
 at New Haven, t0.4S p. m. ~!.
 Leave Cahaan at Sbz D. m. o.0O P. m. Passenger 1rnin for FSils ViiiAse arriving Aa ,6. 90 P. lM. Leave Alba nySk, z.5o p, i'll. ....,. r.. J9ENs Leaves Canaan tt 6. o.S5 P. m. YSg,s sunday AlIA tI1Ah leaves I1ttsiield ksf2 as P. m- ioi Bridgeport, arrlvox aS ILa P, n.i Aem iVrk, lLaz p. In. kS SsE IA. Ven, iZ.3u R- in. -Es,E.@
 Leave CsiiAah a; 4SOp n, Connect at Btuot field Junction with trs h,s ,s ahu from Dsrpuly. A. A>' AtLASHAa., a. N. EALa.mmN. ,s,''i, ue''erai 1ietes l' Agent sass
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[ A M A \ n
IraceIers Guade.
uOUsAroNaC RAILROAD.

HOUsArONlC RAILROAD. Shortest, Quickest and Cheapest Ronts te Ne, Adams, Albany, Troy, kouth NexwaA, hRSAa. tora, Chathslns hadson, sSL-.osA, CtatS. Rome, Syraeuss, AaDurn, GeaeVa, Ao>lka eSteI, bunaio, ouspenslon b&lugv, N1sa
 aGar& < tHlts, CleNelsnd, Dett toit, IOis: oo, ClAcnhati, lhtnahApSnS, Gkl-
 eaSU, St, Lools. s'E x Through Tickets Suid Ahd luggage GLssk ss Tor aUoVe Polnts At Uhion k,epot, GanA&A. Also TOT fhAa1Sil lAilasr EsilNvre AR1
 "ashlngtoh. t'crSnsss 1ickv,At'
 via housob0alc iDe. .% .,r
 WINTER ABkAAe&MXNT.
 TRAINS LEAvE sE1pokpoRT. VIZ e.sO a. m. FrelShI Tram tpsssenssr aseam. modatluasI tul Darlington. M, lO.lo a. nl. Esssenysr liam n for Fi.t.n.,d. .,. irving st z.!o P. 10. tWith 1hxUS xh Gar leaving New York at S.UB ., n,.E '. ESa vs New haven at S35 x. in., witD rbfONKA car from braugepolt ivi Albany. Afn S,SaE at 2.40 D. m. irAiM @isaves ss hstS IcwS at a20 ?. ID. Connecting al Atbsay 1ifk S.l0 F. nl- popruar tsl.t-SsQ aAd Ht Eons expresAs sIr"Aos Nh ''r'csSe as e.vv ;tGs next P. lHs. :l'F - Leave osrsnnst ,:..far a. ,>,.,.%< 5.& p. m pssaaag |. Ysstns2s ..''taa.ia. krsay ing st ":s'.s v 1'iE .AAouSaSS~, New Esvei, st e.lz P. Fl. ConLsstiAf, .ai StAee lIoe Fer Albany aud tlss N sss, At. siVins '. Albany St le.Vs p. n.. sssAt0xA Leave Cahsan'st T.59 ?. m. ";55s<t--
 ssoA kALLs VILLAGE. ~:f;S,, 500 <. n. SpoUlaa E:ss~alAxsr Train for fSttn. neiN' airaFai4. is i~.J 4. ;n.. Albany, s. .vs Lave 0a.,saa Ss v.la ., ID. :-..
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Mems, Young Mems,
 Boys and Child ems CLOTHING

Our Stock of Overcoats is immense; our stock of Hats and Caps is double the amount we had last year Our stock of Underwear is complete, from 20 cents each to$4 0O each all prices. We have put in great big stock of CARDIGA JACKETS, We have all kinds of Gloves and Mittens. A perfect line ot Blue Flannel Shirts, Working Shirts, Over alls, kc. We have more Neckwear than was ever shown in Great Barrlngton at one time. Silk Handkerchiefs, Collars and Cuffs we take the cake on. and more than all we have got the prices that will suit you. We buy goods to sell and Se know we can't sell them unless we have the prices @. K. W |:
 Now, Customers, we want to tell you tha, we are here to stay. year ago, and sinre certain parties said we wouldn't last, we tell you plainly that we are lasters, and we shal keep our competitors stewing and worrying iI the future as we have in the past We shal keep them in that condition by giving tho lowest possible prices, by dealing squarely and by keeping goods that wear right good that gre stylish and sensible The ball ii l rolling and will be kept rolling right along The fight for trade has commenced, and WI are in the front rank.
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Our MEMS OVERCOATS for $2.OO are fine, (shoddy usu- ally is fine you know). fairly strong, fairly lined they have velvet collars, too. They are not worth over $2.O1. We are offering them for $2.OO, and ad- wise our customers to let them alone and buy 8 coat that's de- cent. Flaming advertisements such as competitors use to pull the wool and shoddy over GUS toner's eyes no longer have the desired effect. We never ad- vertise anything we cannot show as advertised. We do not ad- vertise that we do buy for cash when we are not willing to show our customers that we do. We do buy for cash, and we saved more money in the past year in discounts and we sold more goods and received the cash for them than any store in this sec- tion. Quoting prices in adver~ tisements and deceiving custom CTS as to the goods prices are quoted on we do not practice. We are here to sell goods hon. estly, fairly to all. Our prices that we give at our store will beat all prices quoted by com oo+itorS ;D Daxuo,>o,,oro
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New Stage Route.

A New StaGe sg0mt0 has been established @Ntweom E00thRlesd and CRm2Am, and e now running Daily. making connections at Canaan with the morning trains on the Housatcn- aag, leaves Cssaaa pre- mptly at oue o'clock D.. n aftsf the arrival of passenger tratos from Bridgeport and Hartford, arriving in Clayton Marlboro (should passengers desire it at {. %.
 ". E. BREWER. Proprietor
 Canaan. ruly i. 1881. 6m3
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DENTIsr, Millerton, N Y. Dentistry in
 IL all its branches. Nitrous oxide gas for extracting. Charges moderate. All work Office over Jones old stand. 37tf
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RRIDGRPoRr.

STEAMER RRADGEPoRT.
 CAPT cnAs. WEEKS
 CHEAPEST KVUTE TO NEW YoRu Will leave Brdgepor, every night tsa,uys.~ excepted), tlvin Steamboat bCok' st si o'e!ock, arriving in New York ab.n, 4 o'clock next nurning. "" Hetulhins, wiH leave AsW York evSry.pso, nine lSnndsy exctptcdl, iroal lier 1s' RasS River, foot oi OatLerine-st e. II. Sd kTeights received ailu way-biucd throi, sb ~s ail stations oh thg hua satonic rs tlrr,ed 2 , v,ry low rates, 1ieks.s can De pneeL.set through to New York iess thar 6y, ,sI rs il- road, and baggage checked MrnuSh from all trains. .e"e~ P. 5. The evening Milk train on the Hou.. CT Bridgeport. '
 JOHN B. 1pR6ELE,.
 ... Snpeysntenlaahs..
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q. R. NARnNER

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Canaan. ConI, \ omce day at Camps Drug Store, from one to four o'clock. Thursday afternoons 33yol6tf,
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"ATCPMAKER and Jeweler Watches Sole
 paid 10 Repairing Camps Book Canaau y3!
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The nObbiest line of Hats and Caps

TOT the hOIlday trade.
 In Silk Handkerchiofs, Mufflers, Sleeve buttons, Scarf Pins, Scarfs, Bows and Ties-oh, just perf"et darlings. Remember, wivls, mothers, and young la dies, if you want to make your husband, son, cousin or some country cousin a present come and get some of tlese darlings and you will make them happy.
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y. w. CAM Mp M n

HOUSATONIC LODGE, No. 81. F Hand A: Nj. Regular communication. First saturday on or before full moon of every month
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JAM ES G.. RUT~CERG.y

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, 149 Broad A wsy, New York. Rooms to 1o Collections made in any part of the State y43
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In Gloves, Socks, Underwear, Cardigan Jackets, etc., the best variety in town, and at bottom prices.
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w. IA. AOlIEPAUGH.

PARBFR AND HAIR DRESSER, Cum U mings Block, Canaan Ct Hair Cutting, Shampooing, Shaving, etc., executed in the best style. quicHly, and at living prices. My mottois, to please. Come and see me. All kinds of Hair Work made from Combings, also furnished.
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HAKIEOKD A CONN. wESrsns N III kAik.Es1AAs. ",~sN

III MAts.t<UAN.
 Commencing ocs 50. 1ssi. ~;
 GOING WEST. rkAINs LxAvx CANAAN. l2.A0 6. n. Contracting hom Pitt.ss,a .. N.v
 1r'on TOT fuuS hkeepsis, Rhinsbsak sna
 Leaves salisbury at la,Ss and L.ke,ius s.6s p. nl. Connecting from pit,sseld. x AIN
 lerton Tor New York, arrlvlns at d h, t,. m
 Leaves Salisbury st A.2O aud LakeyiIe
 Ut 4.z6 p. Ill. .SsI V. 6. p. III. tonnecting iron, pittsHeld. .At,xn.
 WrS st.oi "i'h hxpf1ss for Albany ana tks
 Leaves Salisbury {" 7.os aud LAAs,iii. 4.so p. Ill. Milk Train, connecting ct MhiGtan
 S,',',s Sl Nsw '" iorA & arriving " l2.U .R. tass GOING L-sc. rhAIHs LEAVE oANA s; s,g sl0 8. nl Leaves Muiertou <, S. .,ap q p, \ t.h. vnie o 25 ana Salisbury aI S. .6u n. t.,. s.SA a. u. CohIseetnK at lnsted ror NI Ite, puly anu Erntysport. At sln,sbuiy IOs Ne" haven, arriving at l.aS D. in.--ssy- Ing 10 nlLcs distanoe oyer any .osl.,, route, toA Westheiu, Nortiramptou. Ksl han'sbuIgh ahu holsUkc. As HsrriIrti WAth Expicss toI Spnhg neld and EoAteiL. Ahu aii ppints North ana East arriving Ill oos!"l st a.aO P. ni.; Also tor ysili- mahuc, New Lunoon, klovldsuce.rkss lork S.s. v etSw sahsbuly3.ll $. nL " s'VO- h; SonLtcting rom Albany. AtWiis, ted for Waterbury aud k,il.tysnor,; 1T .R a simssury for hew Haven, " SstheitE fsni. ! yoke al-o Northampton. Al itartSossl s,, S.ll1aa mSiuiman.ae, New London, ,ksy :Io.x. Leaves Mlilerton ., 2.i5, LakeyiGs sn. Salisbury I,36 p. u. "-7.3. s. s.lo P, Ill. Leases hilerson nt .8U, LakSyilae | JAS, Salisbury 7.5S P. ni., tor Nlnstss, l aassenss's leave New York at a.Su P. ns. conhsot With this tr1liil- ', F.9N 6.oO p, m, t''undays oniy.l Leave Millsrtan l tor West hiusteq. airiyiDy st G. p. m
 For time at way stations aud connectsonss z. 1 Posters. - " 1 WALTER PEAMCE, I.F lnsaes. l aenI T1ekat Aren't np,..-.a.....
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8bortsmen, take Notice.

"A EL PERSONS hunting or shooting Birds A or Game of any description on our Lands la <6s Town of Salisbury, Conn.,, will be pros seuted forthwith to the full extent of the law. sx J. & \. c. SCOVILLE.
 Chapinvills. c.. Nov. 21st, 1881. 1y22
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sB Now there is no use in your paying $1l for 8 Suit of Clothes when you can go to Hub bells and select one just as good for $8.
 aS- There is no use in your paying $5 for [ Mans Overcoat, when you can get one inst a good at Hubbells for s.
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M. R. MEAD, Canaan, Conn.,,

M: Es mEADs CnmR0ms COMm.s HEALER in Stationery, in the line of fine Writ D ing, Note, and Business Papers and Envel opes etc. The trade supplied In quantities to suit also
 STANDAR LITERATURE and Popular Fooks, at reduced prices. All orders hl!ed with care. and warranted satisfactory. Watson Block, opposite Union R. K. Depot
 1y39
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OVERCOATS /!
400 at HURRELL'S.

Overcoats to Draw Wood in, Hubbsll's OvercOats to Dress Up in, Hubbell's Overcoats to Keep Warm in, Hubbelrs Heavy WOol-Lined Uulsters, Hubbell's Close~F Fitting St. Julian's, Hubbelps Hobby Van Dykes, Hubbell's The Genteel Long Sack, Hubbelps Heavy Listers for Doctors and Driv-
 CTS, Hubbelps
 for Men, $2, Hubbslrs
 Men, $, rS Hubbell's Mems Strong, New, Wool Winter
 Winter Suits, $5, Hubbell s Black WOrsted Dress Suits, made ex-
 pressly for me. Wear smooth
 and ketr the color, at Hubbell' Six Button, High Cut, Close-Fitting Nobbs yiS Short otS, Cut, close-Fitting Sack
 Suits, Hubbell's Genteel, Fancy Cassimere Suits, Hubbell's Good, Durable Mems Warm Winter
 Suits, $5, [, s.5n, 10, Hubbells Boys Suits and Overcoats, Hubbells Horse Blank cts by the bale, Hubbell s Boys Blue Gilt Band Caps, 25 Cents, Hubbells Mems Undershirts, 24 Cents, Hubbells Indian Dressed Buck Gloves, Hubbells 6 Cuff Buttons and Scarf Pins, Hubbeil's Collar Buttons, Shirt Studs and Watch Chains, Hubbsl's 1 5c. will buy pair Cotton Hose at Hubbell's ! 25c. will bay a Boys New Wool Hat, Hubbell's 's 1 25o. will buy Youths Wool Hat, Hubbell's o0c will buy Strong, Heavy Shirt, hubbell's 1 l5c. buys Mans All Linen Hand kerchief, Hubben,a | I0c. buys a Walking Cane, Hubbell's 36c. buys 8 Man New Wool Hat, Hubbell's 1 0c. buys 8 Linen Collar Hubbell'e 50c. buys Mans New Wool Stiff
 Hat, Hubbens I5c. buys Mans Fine Wool Soft
 Hat, Hubbell's 55c. buys Mans Unlaundried Shirt, Linen Bosom, Hnbbell's | S1 .O0 buys a Mans Fur Hat, Hubbelrs 5Uc. buys Mans Fancy Dress Shirt, Hubbell'i $500 buys Man Strong New,
 Heavy Wool Suit, Hubbell'a 800 buys a Mans Wool Winter Suit, Hubbell 1 1000 buys Mans Fine Winter Suit, Hubbelri I.5O buys good-looking pair Black
 rauts, Hubbell'i | 500 buys Mans Fall Overcoat, Hubbell'i Rubber Goats at Hubbelll | Rubber Blankets and Ponchos, Hubbelli Cardigan Jackets, Hubbell', Good. Strong, Working Coats for
 Men, $1.O0, Hubbelli Hunting Coats, pockets all around underside, Hubbelrl
 Look at my Heavy. White, Double Breasted Mems Undershlrts, bought by the case Fol LASH. Price 50 cents at Hubbells.
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! Gaven up hy Doctors.

GlveM 0P bY W0ce0R0.
 "1s it. possible that Mr. Godfrey is up and ct work, and cured by 70 simple a remedy ?" 'I assure you it is true that he Is entirely :, cured. .ana with nothing but Hop Bitters and ouly ten days ago his doctors gave him np and bAid he must die" s- ''Wen A.dayI That's rsmarkablel will 90 this day and get some for my poor George know hops are good"
 For three years my back, kidneys, urinal and stomach have troubled me so have been unable to attend to business. Two bot ties D. R. v. G. has made me we'll man. No ous should be without it.
 ]. D.Treedenbergh. IA Walton St., Syra- cuse, NY.
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My MEMS OvERcoATs FOR S2 AND s are new, sound, strong, warm, and all right, as hun. ,lreds can approve who have had them in years past. You can find them at Hubbells, pur- chased in lots of 5O.
 Scarlet, All Wool Undershirts at Hubbelps Fine White, Saxony, Pure, All Wool
 Uudershirts. HubbelIs Mems Heavy Winter Listers, s, 5.
 67, 8 50, 10. 12, h and IS, Hubbelrs Fur Mittens, Long Wrists, Buck
 Palms, Hubbell's You will find the Largest Stock at Hubbslrs You will find Lowest Prices at Hubbelrs You will find Square Dealing at HubbelPk You will find all the New Novel;
 ties for Men at Hubbellk l9.tf. HUBBELL, Clothier.
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Now there is no use in your paying more for all kinds of Goods than we sell them for
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WYE were early in the market, making se-
 w lections of the choicest productions ot all the leading marufactories, which are now being daily received. In making our selections we have had In view harmony of colorings choice compositions of designs, and we are frank to say teat we have in our enormous stock colcrings and patterns that will tend tt beautify and give the decorative effect suited to the various styles of furnishing. Our stock contains the best
Connecticut western news., 1882-01-18

~~My stock of Clothing, as usual is large and care fully se- lected, having in view ,he BhsT GooDs for the LEAST MONEY,
 Take a trip up to Hub bells; it will pay you.