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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-11-26
Groton.-Miss Emma Heath came homo

Groton.-Miss Emma Heath came home
from Manchester, n. H., last Saturday, and
is to teach the primary department of the
village school this winter. - A. G..
Taisey is home for a two weeks vacation
from Lyndonville Academy. - Miss
Eastman of Wells River gave a very inter
esting lecture Sunday evening at the Meth
odist Episcopal church on effects of liquor.
- Union Thanksgiving service will be
held at the Baptist church next Thursday
morning at half-past ten. - Mrs. w. N.
Clark and daughter leave this week for
their home in Kewanee, Ill.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-11-26

Elmore.-L. H. Doty was taken to the
insane asylum at Brattleboro last week.
- There will be a quarterly meeting
service at the church next Sunday The.
School closes in the pond district this
week - The pond was broken up and
the ice all gone again Monday morning.
- GeStie Camp goes TO Morrisville this
week to attend school, and Matte Jones
goes to resume her music lessons. -
There was a social dance at the hall last
week Wednesday night, in which about
fourteen couples participated
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-11-26

North Tunbridge.-Mrs. G. A. Wight is
improving. - Rev. r. l.. ID. Preston will
hold services next Sunday at half-past
three in the afternoon at the school-house in
No. 8. n. Austin has bought thou
sand sheep this season. =- The new
school books may be procured at the post
Office. - A good interest is manifested
in the common schools, and better teachers
than usual have been employed.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-11-26

THE perils of drought are daily increasing
in the vicinity of Contoocook, n. III. In every
direction the people are becoming more and
more distressed. Sickness, possibly due in
whole or in part TO bad water, seems TO be
on the increase, and scarlet fever and diph-
liberia exist in various towns but hardly yet
in epidemic form. In two or three places
schools have been closed in consequence OF
sickness among children.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-11-26

BB- KEEP TINS IN MND.-In the Dia-
mond Dyes more coloring is given than in
any known dyes, and they give faster and
more brilliant colors. Ten cents at all
druggists. Wells, Richardson & Co., Bur-
lington, Vt. Sample card, thirty-two colors,
and book. OF directions for two cent stamp
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-11-26

THE smallest working steam-engine in the
world is at Arizona, Canada. 1t has a
cylinder one-twentieth of an inch in di-
ameter, measures less than a quarter of an
inch in any direction, and yet the maker
reckons its +" horse power" That is, the
figures go to show that it would take II, ,490
such machines to do the work of one horse.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-11-26

slant, Gardner S. Bosworth and Miss Della
e. Strong daughter of Mr.. Levi Strong)
We're married, Rev. A. Ladd officiating.
About fifty guests were present. a short
poem from one of the absent friends
was read after the marriage ceremony.
Cake and coffee We're served, and the Gus
tomary giving of presents was observed.
The parties are now on bridal trip to
ROstOn
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-11-26

A REPORT from st. GATHERINGS, Ont, says
that Charley Ross, about fifteen years old,
has turned up there. He tells a straight
forward story OF his abduction by gypsies
Mr. Ross, father of the lost child, has been
asked TO go to st. GATHERINGS to identity
the boy.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-11-26

Vershire.-J Parsely has built a new
house on the Eagle ledge road in place of
the one burned, and is now moving into the
same. - Next Sabbath quarterly meet
ing at the Methodist Episcopal church at
the Corner Rev. IL. A. Spencer will preach
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02

Die eIsttrii9e Ius teIIuns
IN philadelphia fonrmt beretts in Sang.
Der bortise Democrat" melbet ndmli9 {:
Gamdbli9 filen fi9 bic wsiten SaIen bes
Neutrality-suspicious. fir bic Snternationale
glettrii9e Iusiteluns. Bereits iinb
einise Der srSBsren Obiette ausseifelt.
60 murbe inter Nnbsrem cine sroBe glefs
trii9e grutmai9ine aufseitelt, pel9e obne
3peifel allsemeines sSntreie erresen wirb.
Sn ibr iollen NIT 9ilfe Der gleftrisitdt
nidt ueniser wie 9lOO gter auf einmal
aussebritet perben fSnnen. 9lu9 bat
Souls $. Speuier, Der @rfinber bes eIets
trii9en llbrensS pfsms in peri9iebenen
Gbeilen Der Sale 3iiferbldtter ausebradt,
beren 3eiser burd einen elettrii6en @ppas
rat IN Bewe9uug geiett wsrben. Oas
Qusitelunsssg omite wtr6 es an ni6ts feb
len ~lafen, um bas 8sritdnbniB Ser peri9ies
benen neutrality-suspicious. iebsm 8es
iu9er mosli9 sn MAIDEN. 90 1T cine
GnSabl iunser glettriter ensasirt, beren
Iufgabe es ietn wirb, bic 8eiu9er bur9
bic peri9isbensn Ibtbeilunsen gu fiibren
unb Die complicirten apparats gu ertlaren,
iiberbaupt iebe Iuftldrung, bic sepiini9t
wiro, gu geben. Oie Sunoamente fir bic
gleftrosO Dynamo ai5inen iinb uolenbet,
unb bic leeteren werben in &ur3em anses
bra9t perben. Die BETTER wsrtbpouer
llbren perben Bel elmer 8eli9tisuns bieier
rieiisen @lettrisitdts : gr5euser iibrisens
wobl Saran tbun, ibre 3eitmeii er babeim 81
laiien, benn Die SpnamosW tai9inen mag:
n~ctiiiren bic Stabltbeile bes llbrwerfs, mo:
Sur9 basieIbe Iei9t auBer Orbnuns sc:
braht wiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02
SuttteS WIIerlet.

Sn etnem alien arabti 6 c n
W anucript finbet man bic @irtuns
gen bes Weines folsenbermaBen beidrie>
ben: Oils man Die Weinrebe gepflanst
bate, fam Der SeufeI unb besoB iie nit
benz glute zines Bfauen; iobalb bic Bldts
ter iproBten, besoB er ie NIT benz Dilute
zines affen; ba bic 8eeren eri6ienen, be-
soB er fe init benz Blute zines QSpen, unb
ais bic Grauben reif maren, besoB CT bic
&ebe nit benz 8lute zines S9weines.
60 setrdntt nit benz 8lute bieier A Sbiere,
nabm bic &ebe aud bic pier peri6iebene
gisenidaften berielben an. geim @enub
bes eriten @laies pirb bas glut bes
Erinters erbitt, isin games 9eben wirb
.Iebenbiser, feline @eii9tsfarbs wirb bod
ROTH; in bieiem 8uitanbe bat er ben Slang
bes Yfaues. Sangen bic Oiinite Der Sliis
iisfeit an, linn in ben &opf gu iteisen, i'm
gu erruarmen, 10 wirb er muuter, er biipft
auf unb ma9t Spriinse uie elm affe.
Wirb er BON ber Sruntenbeit srfaBt, 10
ipirb er elm piitbenber Come. 9at CT gar
einen &aui9, 10 1T er einem S9wein dbns
lid /; er fdIt unb wdlst ii9 auf benz Boben,
er itredt ii9 unb idldft elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02
Ste i@nurrt8e Gde.
Ser 1T elm Geigling, Der feline Mbseis

Ser lit Elm Geisling, Der feline Mb3eis
den serbirat.-Ssi einem rei9baItisen
@aitmable ia garis befanb ii9 elm iunser
Mann nit ~offensr, beitsrer Miene. gr
unterbielt ii9 NIT ieinen Gii9na9barn,
aber aB ni9ts. Cine Speiie mad Der ans
beren IieB er uoriibersebn, obne is gu Be-
riibren. gnbli9 iaste elm peniionirter Be-
amter gu inn: aber baben Sic benn teis
men Sunser2 . ia, antportete ld9elnb
Der junse Wann, unb iosar sroBen Suns
ger. sic wolen uiellsi9t iasen, bab sic
idwsr gu beiriebisen iinb! Ourdaus ni9t,
i'd warte auf bas @emiiie. Sona9 lit
Sbnen perboten, anoere Speiien AZ genie
Zen, neil sic uieqeidt Sbrsr @siunbbeit
ni9t sutrdsli6 limb? 8 uein! @drs ss
an eirtem anbereu Gage, 10 miirbe i9 allen
Speiien gbre wiberfabreu laiIen. Gin
anberer Gag? alb, i'd besreife. 9a9enb
tebrte er ii9 sesen bic 9ausfrau unb rief:
sic baben uns gar nidt aufmerfiam bas
rauf sema9t, bas mir IN elmer beilisen
@sieli9aft ipsiisn. Oieisr Serr senieBt
ni9ts inter benz 9orpanbe, baB beute
6reitas lit. ollie iinsen gu laden on, was
rem ieSo9, pie bic Sausfrau, lei9t uerles
gen. Der iunse Manu lteB rubis Die
Seblrsidsn Sp6ttersisn iiber ii9 srssben
unb ipra9: 0tebsn sic, mas Sbnen sefdls
Zig lit, aber, wenn i9 Die @ebote Der Cir
DE befolse, tbue id ni9ts 9lnberes, ais
meme S9ulbisteit, unb Niemanb iou mid
baran binbern. Sin Sat erbob ii9 unb
woIte cine ldnsere Gebe balten, bic semiB
reid on ipOttiiden Semertunsen seweien
wdre, ALIEN iosleid uernabm man bic
wobltlinsenbe Stimme zines Srduleins,
Der ~einsissu To9ter oes angeiebeniten unb
reiditsn Biirsers inter BEN amueienben
@ditsn. sic bate ii9 ebenfaas BON benz
@enuiie Der Sleiidipeiien entbalten unb
iprad nun: Sd finoe bierin ni@ts 9d9ers
li9es. Wenn Scenario ben Mutb bat, fur
ieinen @lauben ein3uiteben, 10 baltic id i'm
fir einen feiten Gbarafter. @ber feise lit,
wer feline abseiden uerbirst, iobalb Der
Seinb eri9eint. Oieie u%npsrmatbeten Wors
tie usrdnberten pIosli9 bic Sage. 3uerit
itimmten bic Srausn bisisr anii9t BEL,
oann piele Mduner, uno Der mutbise,
iunse Wann senoB III bic Gbre bes
Siegers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02

Gin Oeuti9 : Mmeritaner,
Der in 0eutidlanb seboren lit, bat benz
&riegsminiiterium in Berlin bas y@ebeims
nib zines lentbaren 0ufti9iies" ansebos
ten. gr bat ertldrt, baB er mad Oeuti9s
lamb setommen Jet, neil er teinem anberen
2anbe, ais ieiner alien Ssimatb bas fir
&rie9sSwefe 10 Defenders wi9tise 9ebeims
nib anuertrauen wone. SIM &riegsmint>
iterium i9eint man bas @nerbieten ni9t
uOais pom Der Saub weiien gu molten, beun
es werben in BEN nd9iten Gasen gonfes
ren3en itattfinben, in benen Der Grfinber
ieine Ipparate erfldren iou. ltbrisens
iinb berartise Oferten idon bdufis IN bas
&riessminiiferium ersansen, obue baB biss
Der Semanb bas Yroblem AUDI nur annds
bernb selSit b6tte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02

Aus @en pirb sei9risbsn: No9
Dor einigeu Sabren puroe auf bic @emien
10 eifris uon allerbanb berufeneu unb uns
berufenen Sdsern seiast, baB ie uoaftdns
big i'm 9llsiterben besriffen paren unb ii9
nur in duBsrit %ieltsnen 6daen elm ober bas
anbers Sbier aus Eirol obsr Sauopen mad
Der S9pets u%erirrte. Seit inbefen Der
Sunoesratb iebr itrense @eieee besiislid
bieier Sbiere erlieB un6 bas Sasen beriels
ben uolitdnbis perbot, mebrten ii9 bic
@emien pieber IN Der erfreuli9iten @eiie,
sumeiit bur9 ginpanberlns aus ben sems
ienrsi6en So9sebirsen S%auopens. Sn
ben &antonen Grandchildren, Bern, Sreis
burg, @Iarus unb ielbit i'm poltreiden
&anton Waabt iiebt man ie iest ni3t ieI.
ten in &ubeln, ia ie iinb 10 sutraulid sss
porben, baB elm &uSl Dor &ursem bi9t an
ben Sduiern Der Srtidaft 9 M M n
+ al, faum einen Steinwurf bauon ents
fernt, uorbei5os.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02

I'm raid unb ii9er pom Hotblauf ses
beilt gu weroen, nebme MIA Iper's Sarias
pariaa. Sic lit pon ben bebeutenbiten
mebi3inii9en Nutoritdten als elm bslonbers
biesu geeignetes Wittel a%nerfannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02
Gnaliihe Ganbels=M arfen.

Serr goparo Waters, Sanbelsmartens
uno 9atent.S Office, 81 SourtesS traBe,
MeIbourne, 9luitraIien, beri9tet: vGiner
meiner ansebOrisen lit an &beumatismus
unb 3abni9mersen, unb na9bem er sabls
rei3e anbere SeiImittel ansewanbt bate,
obne Seieruns Su finben, ma9te er enblid
einen Seriud nit benz beriibmten S9mers
senbeilmittel ct. Satobs Del. Na9 einis
gen ginreibunseu errei6te er In beiSen
6duen cine iofortise unb uoaitdnbise Sur
unb in feinem Sale iinb Die S9mersen sus
riifsetebt." Cine Slaide ct. Satobs
Del toitet nur finfsi9 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02

Gin Sauseisemtb il M T in Yeit
i9nitt am %. Suli I'M Srriinn bic Sous
pons ieiner @ertbpapiere i'm Wertbe Don
10000 Il. In tauienb Stife. Damn
i6loB er ii9 in iein Sdlafsimmer Elm,
sinbete elm 6euer I'M Ofen an unb usrs
brannte Sanfnoten I'M Sstrase BON l4,s
900 Il.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02

giue so indener Sirma, weIde
nit S~ierbrauereien IN @ei6aftsuerbinoung
ltanb, ma9te bancroft, unb bas @eri9t
eriab aus ben Serre9nunsen, mas fir
merlin Il rbi9e Stoffe unb Sinse
mitunter 0ierbrauereien seliefert betoms
men. Die nd9fte Solse mar nun bic, baB
bel elmer @nSabl uon Sierbrauern in Sol
8apreutb unb anberen Srten 9aasburds
iu9unsen mad Surrosaten CUR gierfabris
tation ssbaltsn unb aud bel einisen Bisrs
brausrn bic @eiddftsbi9er NIT gei9las
bsIsst wurben, une bab nun sesen ale bieie
8rauereien etn 81 ieenpro5eB in @uss
ii9t itsbt.-Iu9 IN Bayern alio Ut
bas Bier ni@t msbr swsifeIsObne!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02
Sns Mefbud. @obl nidts lit meb

yHS WttrlUuW. VSugI HIWl9 Ut HIegr
barna9 ansetban, in Der Sssle bes Rinbes
bic 9teisuns, ben 0rans gu irseno elmer
Chat ODER 9anbIunssweiie gu weden, als
bas SeiipieI. Sunoert Sefeble, tauienb
9slebrunsen uno Grmabnunsen fraGten
nidt i%ouieI, ais elm einSisss Seiipiel! @s
nsbme baber ieber 9ebrer, ieber Grsieber,
ieber Sater, ieoe Mutter oarauf beoa9t,
por alsm elm srses SeiipieI gu seben;
obns bas quite 8eiipiel werben ale Wtiben
wenis niiRen. @ber ni6t III bas quite
YsiipisI, nsin, audi bas bSie sinbet i9nea!
@sbe benz, Der Elm i9Ie9tes Seiipiel sibt
@sld' llnsliid ri9tet er an! S9Ie9te
8eiipieIe: i4ls4te Sitten; quite Seis
ipiele: quite Sittem!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02

Warum?-@ait: r@ieBen sic mir
NAL redt uiel Saiies in bic EaHe! Sd
werbe Sbnen bann iasen warum (@s sss
i9iebt.) -. go, I'm aud re9t pieI
&abm; i'd Jag Sbnen bann i3on was
rim. "-Re0uer (na9oem er aud ben
~sueiten Wuni9 bes Serrn erfiiat:) r9tun
msin Serr2" = 9ait: v@as wiini9eu
Sis2" : Selner: ySie woaten mir ia
iasen, warum sic uiel &aiise unb piel
&abm wiiniden:" = Sat: rNun, neil
i'd uiel 3uder bineintbue!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02

GtneS NJ | m M q tt iiberben
Sunb. Oieier Gage lit BON eir,em i6ue>
bii9en Sportsmam cine interei1ante
S9wimmfabrt iiber ben Sunb aussefibrt
worben. Oerielbe leste bic Strede Don
&ronenbors mad Seliinsbors troe Der i'm
beoeutenb bt~nbernben Str0mung in 8
Stunben 10 Minuten suriif. Sie @nts
fernuns Swil9en SOliins0r utb Selinss
borg betrdst in Der 2uftlinie 4 Seemeilen.
Die ifarfe Str0muns, peI9e Bel ber Nuss
fibruns Der S9uimmfabrt bsrri9te, per-
binberte cine rai9sre 9eenbisuns berielben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02

Sie ri6tiqe Mntuort. Dor gar nidt
LANCER 8eit s~rsisnets iid aui einem srOs
Beren 8abnbof folsenbe tleine gpiiobe:
3wei uornebme Serren batten einem
Sreunbe bas @sleite bis gum coupe zines
@assons 2. Slaiie seseben. Bel Der ⅆ
febr an einem ;iemIi9 gut beiesten Wasen
4. alaiIe uoriber sebenb. ipri9t Der cine
Serr balblaut uub babel mad ben iblis
den tIsinsn Tsnitern seisenb-s gu benz ans
bern: vSu, Die Menaserie ideint uoa.
,dbIis gu iein!" = vNsiny" antwortete
elm Yaiiasier bur3 bas 6eniter3en ses
nannten @asens, res feblen nod spei Ifs
fen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02
Gbtca00,
@ilwaufee
& st. Yanl.

sic beHSt uuS beid5rt abtr 1900 NseiItu etIsubabu In
Rpro Suinois, @iseontu, Rinueiota, Soma uuo Sotota.
uue oa TIRE SauptIinteu, Speisltuieu uuo Serbtneunseu
ALE eroBeu Seihditseeutreu os Horouelteus uuo oes tes
uen @eteus errethen, peroteut he naturgemdB BITE Be5et4s
uuns Short Zine unS TT bic bette Routs ,piiasu:
gbieaso. 9silwautes, ct. eaul uuS minneapolis.
ebieaso, VaIpautss, S0rtass. saerOTe uuo BinOua.
9bicaso, Wilwausss, Srtouptus. Aberdeen II. GLENDALE.
ebteaso. @ilpautss. eau GIairs uus Stiapatsr.
ebicaso, Rilpautss. Bauiau unS Waeuiu.
@5teaso. 0iIpautss, Beaver Dam. Sous eu Fac une
Oibtoib.
9sieaso. giIwautes. @au,siba uHS OeouOmopoe.
9steaso. @ilpautss. Ysasiion une Yralrie BIZ Gbisn.
95teaso, RiIpausss, Opatouna. Weantato u. SaribauIt.
Chicago, Sslott. Sausspius unO Mineral pOtut.
9bieass. gIsiu. 8odiorO uuo Dubuque.
e5teaso. Clinton. Rod Sslaus. 9sSar Rapibs u. lama.
gbicasO. Dss Wsoinss. Council Slufs unS Omaha.
Chicago, canton. Sionr eitp. SiOur Saus unS canton.
Gsieaso. gaiIpau,ss albert ssa unb iaSIiasn gaiuHsio'
ia SsSeuoen.
gSieaso. 9siIpautss, ysaiou giip. Wit4sa unS Sham,
bdlain.
Soa SslauS. Dubuque. 81. gauI uno @inusapolis.
Sau,upOrt, GaImar, ct. gauI uns @siuusapOIis.
%iIwautss. &aciHs, SsIott. SrsspOrt uuo &ot SsIanb.
Rit4sa. @OIisY, aibtOn unS absrss.u.
CSim &iusr BAILEY eiuts.)
pullman Salafwa5,n uuS BITE idSnisn 9tntussgais
Der @et lauisn aai ben SauptIinieH Der 9bteaso.
RtIwautse uuo 81. pauI Sabn, uuo bic buuors
sommsuben Seamten Der 9ompasute erpetisu ben Qa0as
stertu isbt aatmsrtiamtsit.
o. g. Gatrrin, a. g. Q. Carpenter.
Sauptscti4aisiabru. Sen. Val. b did. ast
D. s. s's; s;.,a,a..4su.. SCI stS R; sss ssas /. u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02

8eim Barbier. Gin Smuggling trat bies
fer Gage in cine 8arbieritube unb forberte
ben ELECTROMAGNETIC auf isiuen
S9nurrbart gu farbsn. uSebr germ"
erpiberte Der 8abisr, sbaben Sic i'm
mitsebra9t2".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02

Der aussruf Short Zine" tn gsrbtns
suns init BEN Ramsn elmer erosen Balm
bsSsiauet tiir, uno oeutlta seraoe Dast.s
uise, mas has reiienoe 9ublttum brau4t
-Hdmlih eiue turje eiuis, raibe Sabrt
uuo bic bsitsn aecomoeattonsn; aIIss
bisiss btetet bic sr0bte eiisubabu In
amsrtta, bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02

SsruInftise 9ebren. Ser
Masiitrat Der Stabt eiesnie in SdIsiisn
bat I'M Snnern Der Sduier, meiit an ben
Ebiiren, Ylafate folsenben SnbaIts antlss
ben laien: Tim Sud unb euere &inbsr
seiunb unb am 9eben gu erbaltsn: 9iftet
tdsIi6 bic 3imm.er bur3 Ianses SiienbaIs
ten Der Seniter!-&o9t ni6t in ben
@obnrdumen !-@eh Guren &inbern uns
ter einem Sabre, wenn nidt Mutters, 10
bod quite &ubs unb feline ~abserabmte
WiI9 iiberal auf &einli9teit!-
Sitet Sud- Dor Yfui9turen! Der Wtasis
frat"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R'Y.

Die otrsetsite etienbabultute ,wti4eu Rauias Sttp oeer
Bottom, philadelphia. @aibiuston, Baltimore uuo aas
Suntte 0itIt5, 10 eaB gsrbiuouns NIT allen SauptliHisH
~bersetellt ptro.
Die Sabu bat Stabli5isnsn unb rolenoss bacterial err,
tier GlaGe, 9u~ftbrsmien, MiIers Ylatiorm uuo Soppel,
~eIssanie, umiblaebare Seiel uuo Drawing Room Cars,
bel allen ihreu eurblauienoen Sleeu, bic aue nit ourAs
sebeuosu Y6Hsu ~uerie5eueu &stisnoen obne psitert Rotten
benuseu t6unen. Die peuieen NasenweajeI eteier Sabn
Iuerosn ae tn linton Gepots seua4t-tetne Smnibass
icbrteu uou etueu Sabnboi gum auoern.
Srast mad Sitets iir trssno stneu plas TN Often via
9ate erie IL @eitsrn 8atlpap. 8arten uno Suioruiatios
men tam man toiteuiret aui ben Sauptitattoneu rbalten,
ooer weuu man fa wtueet an u. -. Smitb,
General 0af. A9ent.
determination. I'll.
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Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-11
STATE NEWS.

Israel Coe, of Waterbury, is nearly ninety years of age and is still in the possession of ! full mental powers He is the only survivor of the legislature of 1894, of which he was the youngest member.
 William E. Jones, a selectman of the town of Colchester, died very suddenly Tuesday l morning. He went to Willimantic Monday after reaching home.
 John F. Conroy, who left Hartford several 1 months ago in mysterious manner, is now visiting his wife in Windsor Locks. G. F. Winchester, late librarian of the Russell free library, sails for Europe on Sat urday He will be accompanied by E. S.. Dec. Tompkins, who graduated from the Berkeley Divinity school in June; also by Tutor Harris and Frank Smith, of Wesleyan 1884.
 The Meriden case of the Foster Hardware company vs s. H. Foster, which was argued last spring before the Supreme Court of Errors, has been decided in favor of the de- fendant The case grew out of a dispute rel ative to a six-inch strip of land and involved several very important and interesting points of law.
 On Saturday next the Peck, Stowe & Will son company of Kensington will shut down their works for few days.
 E. F. Brown, of Berlin, is now harvesting
  of Havana in that vicinity.
 The Twenty third regimental association met in Bridgeport Tuesday, and elected the following executive committee for the ensu- ing year: William J. Darling, Waterbury; Henry L. Read, Danbury; George B. An thony, New Milford; F. L. Clemons, Bir- mingham; William D. Gilbert Beacon Falls; Samuel Blair, Ansonia; Frederick Ferry, Bethel; William H. Hine, Bridgeport; John Buckingham, Milford; Lyman Whitehead, Bethel
 The Thompsonville Republicans held flag raising last evening with 8 speech by Col lector Tibbetts, of New London. Two bands and drum corps furnished music.
 The Charter Oak Park association made Q little over s. 900 by their recent trotting meeting, and have voted to refund $2 on each season ticket sold because of the breaks in the programme made by the rain. If the weather had been good they think they would have made $12,O00.
 Agent Thrall, of the Humane society, has just warned 40 Danbury men, whom he found driving horses unfit for work, and shot the worst abused animals of the lot at once.
 Rev. Seth Farnum died at Block Island, R. l., Monday, of typhoid fever. His wife, Mrs. Julia Farnum, with her three children, is spending the summer with her parents at Sufield, and the youngest child is dying of cholera infantum.
 The 3d district prohibitionists nominated Herbert J. Crocker, of New London, for Congress at their Norwich convention Friday. The convention had 35 delegates represent ing F towns. and lots of oratory.-
 Hartford stenographers hold monthly meetings. They gave an entertainment last night ct the chapel of the Y. M. c. A. The entertainment consisted in part of music and essays. All interested in stenography are invited
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this notice attend the meeting tonight at 8 o'clock. It is of greatest importance that every one be in attendance.
 The class in Bible study will meet at g to- night on account of the directors meeting at g.
 The State convention of the Young Men's Christian associations will be held October 2 to at Bristol. New Haven should have a large delegation in attendance.
 Young mems meeting at o'clock Satur- day night