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hcoi. in al its complications ard from What
ever caase produced. L eariches and rurihes
The blood; streagthens the nerves, brain, mus
cles, digestion, reproductive orcans, ana phys
ical and mental faculties. II s.ops any IN
natural debiitatins drain upon the systen
preventing involuntary losses, debiiitating
dreams, seminal lossss Eith the urine. etc. -
destructive 70 mind and body. Il Is sufe
elir1instor OF al Kidney and Bladder CON-
plants. II contains 10 injc-icus ingredients
10 ttose suffering from the effects e
youthful indis-reti0ns Or excesses, speed',
thorough and permanent cure Is guaranteed.
Price, 50 80 per bottle: OF five bottles IN case
with fall directions and advice, $40. Sent Sc
cure from observation 10 any address upon re
ce;pt Of prics, CT G. ,. u. To be had only OF
DR. c. D. SALTIELD,
2;6 K,arnT street. San F-arcisco. Cal
Consultations strictly confidential, by lette,
or a. Office, free For the convenience oi
pstisnts, and IN order 20 insure perfect secreey'
! have adopted private address under Thie0
al packages sre forwarded.
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,

sufficient 20 show is merit, viii be sent to any
one applying by letter. stating his symptoms
.ni axe. Communications strictly conf
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Nofl~r for Publication.

LAyD uFr-~F 4T G:LLA WaLLA.
". i Ice Il, 1883
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02
DIED.

TUPPER- At Lakeville. Conn, Dec %, Col Lore nzo Tupper, aged 69. HALE-.Ats South Windsor, Dec &, Richard Arthur Hale, late of Collinsville, aged 22 TULLER-At Canton, Dec 14, Zada Ann, wife of Cicero Fuller, aged 69. VAILL-At Litcbfield, Dec 14, Flora Gold. widow of Rev Herman l.. Yaill, aged 64; Another of the edItur o' WI nsted Herald). LEE-At Madison, Dec II, Henry Lee, aged II; (father of Rev T. J Lee ol lst Cong. church, Winsted).
 BURKE Near Boston Corners, \ T.. sudden ly,Dec IS, John Burke of WinsIed conductor on Conn Western road, aged 30. ROOT At South Canaan, Dec 2i, Mrs ozias Root, aged 84.
 WADHAhS- At \ Forth CornwslltE Cream HilD Dec IS, Mrs Lydia Gallup Wsdhams, aged ..
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02

Small boy-"Have you got any po- tasher?" Druggist" Potasher? No. " Boy-"Mother has a sore throat" D. "You mean potaska. Yes, my boy"
 Potaska cures coughs, colds, sore throats, hoarseness and all throat affec- tions. Thousands testify to the great benefit derived from its use.
 Two birds 1n the bush are not worth half as much as one in the hand, espec- ially if the one in the hand is in the shape of bottle of potaska.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02

nISrRICToFS SHARON SS. Probate Co7rt thar. 1Ion Drc sth.i S3 h-tate ui Nelson F Frazier Of sharon m eai DiSirict. an iusalvrnt dehiur. Tn, Cont Of Probate fur fhr District Of sharon hA h united and allowed thrre months f' m the dare oi this nrdrr for The CredtOr o said e-tate tepresen- eel tnsulyent in winch 10 exhibit their claim, against said estate: and has appointed Herman c. Rowley and Charles K.Dakin both or said sharon. commissioners receive and examius -aid ci inns
 Certified bY WILLARD NKER ClerR
 The subscribers give notice that thev shall meet II The law office or Hnghe- & Baker said Shai ut tho 18th day of J"nuarY and 9th day of March. 1884 a' 10 u'riuck forenoon up oh uf said day. IT the purpose of attending to the business of said appointment
 GHkNIss eFkMAN z; R RoKLEf' nSKII commipsioners. All per~' h. indrbtrd 10 said eEtate are reque- cd tp make immediate payment to
 12l e4w EDWARD F GILLETTE, Trustee,
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02

SHERMAN -WEBB-At Salisbury, Dec IT. by Rev B. N. Lewis, Milo sherman to Almira R. Webb of New Milford.
 OWIN-HGGLEY-At Canton, Dee 5, by Rev A len E. Bceman, James N. GladwiL and Miss Ida V. Higley.
 CKANE-PERKlNS-A Christ church, this place, Jan l, by Rev F. W. faInett Joshua E. Crane, Jr,of albany, N. r., to Mss Carh- erine Perkins of BridgeU ater, Mass.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02
Swnync's PiIIs-tOmTOrIInZ to tL
 Sick.

Thousands die from neglect to prop erly treat Impure Blood, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Malaria, Apoplexy, Liver, Kidney, Heart Diseases, Dropsey, and Rheumatism. But to the dibilitated, burdened with such serious sick ness, we conscientiously recommend "SWAYNE'S PILLS" which contain medicinal properties possessed by no other remedy. Sent by mail for p cents, box of 30 pills; boxes, S1, lin stamps). Address, DIR SWAYNE X SON, Philadelphia, Penn. Sold by Druggists.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02
AFFORD X CONN, wEsTEWN
Commencing Sop %, lsss.

I1 ItAta,R0AD.
 Commencing Sep 29, 1888.
 GOING wEsr. rkAtEs LhAsE CANAAN, 5s m. for kbin,bscs connecting with
 tram for lousko"psic, ar1ung Rt
 12O0 m, at hewshuik Ht 2lb p, m.
 With Ferry fer hundOnt aud U. a
 D. Railroad Tor GAtskill Mountains, with
 Walkill Valley itailruAu aud the N, Y.,
 N. s. Buffalo lsallrnad, i2.30 p. m. Connecting lrUh lIttshuld, at Mik
 lerton for NrwbCrg ana Tor Fishdll.
 Leaves Salisbury At l2.as and LAkuvtils
 ct i2.52 D. m. i2.0op. m. forRhinebSek, connecting with train
 on the \. |. C. .& tt. h. hauUad, 3.6O p. m. Connecting frum fittsneid. Al Mile
 lerton for New fOrk. arriyinK ats.t0 p. n. {.
 Leaves Salisbury at t.l5 and LAkovills
 At4.29 p. m,
 6S5 p. m Connecting from Pittsheld, Al Mile
 lertoi with Express for Albany and the
 Loayos salisbury u 0.52 and LAksvills
 At B.b6 D. m.
 $40 p. m. Miik Tram, connecting al MiIlsrton for New fork,arriving At TAO p. na. Buns Sundays only.
 GOING EAST. TRAINS LEAVE uANAAn 9.34 q, m. Connecting Ht hinsted foi WAtel
 bury and bridgeport Al simsbprS tet Westheld, Northampton. Ril.
 liamsburgh and Holy0ke. AtHaftiuid d
 with Express for Springfield and Bustai !,
 and all polnte North and East: Arrivn e
 in Boston al a.42p. m. and tor N, Haven, arriving al t.i3 D, m. also tor
 Mtihmantic. New London. providopce New York.
 Leaves Mlllerton at $50, Lalevills or Salisbury g.l4 a. m. 500 p.m. Connecting aisimFbury fofR esideld. HOlyoke and Northampton. Al nartfoi d
 foi Nillimantic, New London. New Yml,
 Boston. and saybrook. via. c. V. n.p. Leaves Millerton ai ALA Lakovills asl . Salisbury 2.S6 D. m.
 4.S2 p. m. connecting at winatcd for Water. bury, Bridgeport At SimHbur, for West. field and Holypkr; at Hartford fcr New Haven Springfield and Bastup. s.I6 D. m. Leaves Millert0n at 7.sl, Iakoyl. a 7.4s, Salisbury 7.b9 D, m., for Nipstea Passenger leave Nov York At a.2 28 h. na. connect with this train. | sos D. m tSundRys only.l Leave RIiIlrrtep for West Winstpd. arriving at 612 n. n For time n way stations and connections ss . ! poaters.
 | WALTER PEARCR,
 |enh Ticket lRsnt ]. r. JONES, Supernt.ndpnt
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02
CORREsPoNDBNCE.

pS- CoRREsPoNDENTs are requested to send in .theircommunlcatioIs tn so Rs> to reach us on Monday of each week as we cannot insure tho insertion of any correspondence receivodafter thut inn
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02

HAPPY NEW YEAR to all. Here wt are again ready for another years work. We hope the NEWS is a welcome visitor this week, and will continue So througL the year. We hope all have had thei stockings we'll filled with Christmas presents. Did you turn oyer new leai or make any good resolutions. II so how many have you already broken
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02

to always believe everything that a per son tells you, but when you hear that the best blood purifier is sulphur bit ters, you can believe it, for they cured me of a severe case of blood poisoning.
 REV A FAIRCHLp, New-Yorll city.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02
NOTICE.

TNHE Boaid Of Relief of the town of North I Canaan will meet at the Town Hall il. sald Town on the first Monday of January tThl ,Se4. al o'clock in the fnren, uu anu will adjourn from tune tU time till they shall have completed the duties impose upon them hy law. WILLIAM J. FERGUSON, ] Board
 GEORGE W. COwDREY, of
 EVERAIH Us " fS. Relief
 North Canaan. Dec I2, 1888. 3w
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02
FOR SALE.

A T A BARGA AIN THE FARM of the late fA Marvin Hoskins deceased, containing tbuut sUO acres. tirst.class farm iu every re- 'pect, with Houses, Stock, Barns, Horse Barn tnd other out buildings. Said farm suitably hyided into Meadow, Plow, Posture aud Wood and and is Tn good state oi cultivation. A lart of the purchase no ey can remain on the property, if desired. Possession given April lst. 1Ss4.
 For further particulars enquire of
 LESTER HOSKTNS, n the premises,or DANIEL E ENSTER,
 Falls Village. Canaan. Oct. IT, 1888. tl
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02

The volumes of the BaZar begin with the first Number for January uf each year. When uo time IS mentioned. il will be understood that the subscriber wishes to commt nee with thr number next after the receipt of order. The last Four Annual Volumes Of Harner's Bazar, m neat cloth binding will be sent by mail, postage paid, or by express. free of ex. pense (p'ovided the freight does not exceed sl per volumeI for S7 per volume.
 Cloth Gases tor each volume, suitable for binding, will be sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt Of sl each.
 Remittsnces should be made by Post Office Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance nf loss. Newspapers are nott copy Ais advertisement 'rithoH ate cypress order Qf HARPER k BROTH FRS.
 Address HARPER X BRoTdERS,
 New York.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02
M. B. MEAD. Capaan. Conn.

HEALER IN Bt oks and stationery. Books
 D Tor general reading,in cloth, al-o Frank in square and Seaside Library publications. Books supphed to ,rder and satisfaction guar antsed. Best writing papers, direct from man. ufacGurers m iarge Varieties at lowest prlcts
 Albums Velvet Frames, ar. 8, school supplies in stationery etc etc. Watson Builui"g
 Opposite Union Depot septl2u
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02

THE citizens of Falls Village, Lime Rock, Salisbury, Lakev1lle, Ore Hill, Millerton and North East are requested to meet at the Wononsco house, Lake vile, on Thursday, Jan. 3d, at ? o'clock P. M., for the purpose of organizing a thief and burglar detective association. All persons who are interested in this object are requested to be present.
 By order of
 MANY CITIZENS.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02

MT J. Seiber, Akron, Ohio, says: "I think there is no medicine like Dr Wishart's pine tree tar cordial. It has done me a world of good"
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02
1884. Harper's Bazar. ILLUSTRATED.
I yr may 2

Harpers Bazar is at once the most brilliant and useful Household Journal in existence. It is the acknowledged a. bitter of fashion in this country. Its fashion plates are the newest and most stylish and it's pattern sheet suppie- ments and economic suggestions alone are worth many times the cost of subscription. Its illustra lions of art needlework are from the best sources Its literary and artistic merits are of the highest order. Its stories, poems and essays are by the first American and European authors. Its choice art pictures would fill portfolios and its humorous cuts ai e the most amusing to be found in any journal in America. host of brilliant novelties are promised for 1884.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02

EDEE D Nj. W. BAcoN's SP. cIFIo MsDt- IT lALL. cI>E. guaranteed CUT" iur Ner vOns Debility and ~cmtnuIWenkue Hysterin. NeurnIgin.COnvuisiO sahd alla ahrai" and dIerv' uubles cansrd by elfHhusr rxc"sses. over brain work "tc. sBA "riten guarantee of cure in every or money refunded send l5c tor postage on Free H'rinI box of TOO pills Address DIX NJ. W. E CON, CUT. Clark St. and Calhoun Place, Chicago. III.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02

No cure, no pay Dr Lawrence's cough balsam, when once used, takes the place of all others. See our advertising col umn.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02
WEST NORFOLK.

A winter camp meeting came of iD this place in Camp Hollow at the house of Abel Camp, Esq, OF Christmas day. He had sent invitations to numerous nieces, nephews and other relatives in Bridgeport, Derby, Litchfield, Lake vile, Collinsville, Norfolk and Sheffield, Mass. Over a score were present, sev- en of them were Camps and others were Humphrey, Beecher, Dan o y, Donnelly, Hale, Harding and Crippens. A boun- tiful repast was furnished in rich and great variety. Vocal and instrumental music added to the enjoyment of the occasion. During the evening the be- nevolent uncle invited his guests into the parlor where he had Christmas tree loaded with presents for all. Each of his ten nieces were presented with choice dress patterns of ottoman goods and all others had presents fless value. | The benevolent uncle was also the reclpl- l ent of manyuseful articlesfrom his appre- ciative kindred The occasion was one of rare enjoyment and interest to all pres ent. The uncle made a very feeling ad- dress to his relatives before the distrl- button of the presents. The following day teams were provided for all who de- sired for a sleigh ride for some miles Ill the country. D. D. H. KONKAPOT.
 The greatest improvement about the Konkapot mills is horse shed built by Johnny Davis. It Is said to be a good thing by good judges.
 l rr,o of Eo,1-o,ot hoe ,1roo rv been disturbed twice by the thumps of fishermen on the ice. The first time hey report good luck, several of them weighing upwards of four pounds. The second time they only caught one little one on account of snow on the ice, they | think.
 A tramp or scamp about IT years of lge begged the hospitality of Mir George Fellows on the night of Dec 17tb. After getting his supper, nights lodging and breakfast free of cost, took leg bail for security, also pair of pants, Georges best, leaving an old pair in then stead. We suppose it was all mistake, at least we hope ii may prove so before he is done with it. The gentleman worked for Charlie Couch the season of 1882. O. F. LAKEyILLE.
 Read ia chat with our subscribers. ' See editorial column.
 Your correspondent will endeavor tc furnish next week some facts in relation to the life and pablic services of Judge rupper..
 The school exhibition passed off very nicely. All performed their parts well The hall was well filled and Miss Bently deserves to be complimented on hel success.
 The Methodist Sunday school had 2 Christmas tree on Christmas eve. The church was trimmed very prettily and the tree was full of useful and ornament al gifts.
 Lorenzo Tupper Esq, died on Satur day last, after several weeks illness The funeral services were largely attend ed on Monday, and were conducted al his late residence by Rev Messrs Evans Oakley, Stevens, and Wright. The service at the grave was in charge o Montgomery Lodge, F. X A. NJ, Huber Williams acting as Master. A large mum ber of Masons were in line, brethrer being present from Canaan, Sharon ant Millerton.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02
BORN.
MARnIED.

NIHIL-At Canaan, Dec 9, son and daugh- ter to Mir and Mrs Peter Nlhil, total weIght 12 pounds.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02
Miscellaneous Ado Is.
Investments for Sale.

WESTERN FARM LOANS bearing (, . and W . pct interest also desirable line Of RrIh Bonds. UnIttd States pct Bonds Bank Stocks. Inquire at
 CANAAN SAVINGS HANK. Canaan, Nov z. 9ms
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02
kt I~ not Hest

The Masonic building to be erected at Fall River, Mass, will cost S30,0 ,000.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02
Horsfordss Rreud
Preparation

Healthful, nutritious and economical. Physicians say it is the best baking powder for family use.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02
National Iron Bank. DIVIDEND.

'KHHE Directors Of this bank have this day de
 N aied d Seml-aunual dividend ol thIce and oue hAr 6 i2J cent, on Its capital stock. out of line net earning ui the laSi rix months, paya- he Jan. 2. 1881. Transfer book closed until Jan. ,, 1881. DWIGHT E. DEAN, Cashier.
 Falls Village, Conn.,, Dec. Is, 1883. 2w
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02

M. D's. recommend Rice X Cos eclectic liniment and pills.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02
TFaceleT'S Guide.
luousAToNIC RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
 Taking effect Dec. 10, 1858. shortest, sul, kest anu Ihespesl houtt Go ko Adsms, Albany, Troy, sUuth koTNRlk, ktams ford, Chatham, uudson, ssIs 5gA. Utica, Rome. syracuse. Auburn, heneNu, h0ehs ester, iBufAlu, nuspcusiou bridge, NJ agara Falls. Cleveland, Detpit, Tolts do. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, CLia
 cage. st, Luum Through 1lckeis S0ld And bagKags Chvckt, for above points At Inlun Depot, NAnhHn Also for Philadelphia, Baltimore HId Washington Purchase Tickets
 vih ilunsAtunic Lines
 rRAiss LtAya HniDa1oHT, ytEl bsnA.m. Freight tram ,passengei arcon mudationsl totut Burlington.
 Leave UAnaah l5 Q, ni lO.n5 6. m. PasseuRsi lrain ioi pittsheld, si irving al 2.iB D. m, tMitb Through Ri leaving New York al b.t0 A m. LvaNs New Haven Al Q 90 a. ul., with thruuIb car from Bridgeport i0i Albany, arr Wni al ] bup m, Connecting at AlbanA wIti 9.Ou D. ni popular IhiUHg0 and ht ] uust pHprusr afnylng ih Ihicago at hIu ths noxi ? m. Train aTfiNes h safatupA At B.lb D m,
 Leave Canaan at l2.30 D. m, S.S0 D, ni fHssungtr Tram ior I1ttsnsld, aitt,s ing rt s,sa D. m. tMilh 1mouth Nsr lea"inp New York al h4Op m Leave New Haven at aO1 pl m. Gunucgttnp Q [ State Line tvi aibahA and lhs West at rivinp ai Albany at iU.tb D. ni,. Safntpl at t2.b5 night
 Leave tlanaar ar7.5 D. nt sunday Passenger leaving MidR, putt At s.bU am, New lorS bVO n n, arriving m GHuaHn at ll.2l am.
 FEoa FsLtS VILLAGE 5 60 a. m. Specarl passvnRur lrsip fui piits Geld, arriving at 52 a. m. connecting with tram for Albany.
 IssAKe Canaan at u2 a. 70
 
 LEAyE pt1IsuEth, vizg s O0 a. tn. Passenger Tram lui bridgeport. ti irving at t2.i5 D, m., with thrsugh cnr for Nuw Eork, aifiNtnp ai g.lb Q, ni. Ht New Haven N i.lG O. m Leave AlhanN at6.55 am. with through car
 Leave Canaan al s.S4 R. n, l.25 D. m, pasrCngui Train tor Bndgtpuit, at. irving al 70 D m., witb through cai iaI Now York, arriving At 7.20 D. m, nt kew HaSen at G l2 D. m., connecunR Nlth train leHymR Albany st lu,l5 N. ni. Leave GabAan at OU. I.k5 D. m, Mill iralp fen bridgeport, Aiflyn . Ai s.2u D. ni. At New York, iU.9u p, D, At New Haven. iu.5t D, ni.
 Leave Canaan Rt 5.52 Q. m. % D. m PAHsrnRcr Train foi Falls Nilati arriving ai 6.50 b, ma Leave Albany a, 2,a5 D, m. Leaves CsnAan st U.sb p. ni. sunday Mill Tram leaves tittsiield st ab D. m. for Bridgeport, arriving al H.bu p. m.; Now York. lo.sO ?. s.. : New hA. ven, l2.3U A. 10. | Leave Canaan kh s.Su ! Al 1 Connect at bruukheld Junction with usina Co and from bAnbntN,
 II. D. AvEMIL, 0UuurAl Ticket AErnt. ! General Offices, Bridgeport, Ct. W. II. YEoMANS, SUI [.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02

IIOuSATONIC LODGE. No. 6I. F Ill anu A. NJ. kegutAt communication. SSe' uuu aud Fourth oAturuuy ol each month.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02
DR, F. G. EIUGINS.

nENTIST, Millerton, N Y. Dentistry m U all It's branches. Nitrous oxide gus for extracting. Charges moderate. All work warranted. Office Uvec Jones old stand. 37ti
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02
c. ". CAMP, u D., Canaan, Ut.

nFFICE at Camps Drug Store. Office hours Onom till I0.3Oa N. m Daily. Sundays from till l0.30 a. m. If not otherwise engaged, vii receive calls at residence III evening. Those wishing consultation at other than regular Of. tice hours should notify by postal one das previous.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02
Business CdTdS.
]. B. HARDENnERGu,

A TTOkNEl and Counsellor ut Law Judge oi A T'robate, etc, Canaan, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02
EDuY F. BENEDILT,

RcnIFECr, No. Ct Main Street, wmsted A Conn. Iy maS 10 s3
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02
Special Inducements -l;ro THE:l- LADIES of Falls Village and surrounding towns. The business of selecting your FALL AND WINTER Cloaks.
 DolmanS,
 Ulster g,
 Jerseys,
 Etc, Etc.

cannot much longer be delayed. If you are not just ready to make your purchases and have the desire and inclination to examine the same, we shall be pleased to show you what we have ready to wear.
 Our sales on these goods this season have been far more than we anticipated and feeling so encouraged at such bright pros poets, we bought another invoice of same direct from the manu. lecturers and the same was put on exhibition,
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02
Harper's Periodicals.
 Per Nenrs

 Postage free Co aR subscribers in he United StdtpS or Cdhddd.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02

Mir Joel Skilton of Morris was in town over Christmas.
 Miss Lucy Woodwork spent the hol- idays with friends in Hartford.
 We have had but two days here in 10 years as cold as Sunday, December 23. We had quite thaw on Thursday, but it did not hurt the sleighing which is still perfect.
 MT Sackett arrived home last Friday from a three weeks business trip, which will be his last trip this season.
 The regular meeting of the Colebrook temperance band will be held at the basement of the Congregational church next Tuesday evening, January 8, at 7 o'clock.
 We had extraordinary high wind here from Thursday night till Satu day morning, during which the chimney on the post office building was blown off close to the roof and MT John Con- nealey had barn unroofed.
 SALISBURY.
 Miss Grace Warner and her ister have returned after several days ab-ence attending court in Litchfeld.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02

The first annual gathering of the Sun- lay school of district No 4, occurred at hr A. C.. Stevens, Tuesday evening, December 25, in the form of a Christ mas tree. A heavy snow storm set in about dark and 1t looked as though it would be postponed necessarily, but in spite of the weather about 65 gathered and had an enjoyable time. The tree was well loaded with presents too num- gro Is to mention here, from teachers to nolars and 0ice UeySa Among the presents was large bible presented to Ir Stevens by the school in token of
 nprobation of his endeavors to organ ize and superintend the Sunday school,
 ,nlch was organized about year ago md HOW numbers seven teachers and 36 s .holars. MT Stevens has the hanks of the parents and scholars for ending his team to carry those who had no way of attending. M.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-02

J.F. JONES, supount, 'nd.nt' 'A'
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-02
THE COUNTY AUDITOR.

There can be no two opinions as TO
whether James O'Brien or j. j. McCsrdy
should be elected next Tuesday. Mr.. Nc
Cardy has held the Office for two terms, and
is a candidate for the third term.
He has conducted the auditors Office as a
real estate specializing shop, neglecting the
public business to attend to his private affairs.
The information ne has been able TO obtain
officially, he has made the subject Of barter, sale
and speculation, and has grown rich thereby.
His first move was to secure legislation in
creasing the salary of the Office one thousand
dollars so that he might employ an additional
clerk and devote his attention to his private
business while being paid as public servant.
He is uncivil and insulting to the public.
He refuses to give information TO citizens
which is matter Of public record and which
any citizen has a right to demand. "Take
that cigar out of your MOUTH is the insulting
remark he hurls at any person who being ad-
dicted to smoking comes into his Office with
lighted cigar. He has done nothing in the
Office that could not be performed by any
ordinary boollkeeper, and the talk about
his having any influence upon taxation is
LuC kCIlCSb DdlucIuaShs 12aNluS EIOh 1dl
and insolent in Office ne is no longer worthy
of the place.
James O'Brien, on the other hand is gen
tleasan. He is always courteous TO everyone.
lie came to st. Paul a small
boy over thirty years ago and has grown
to mans estate with US and one of us.
When the country called he periodically re-
sponded and was one of the bravest men
Minnesota sent TO the field. He fell with a
serious wound, while fighting hand TO hand,
inside the rebel 6,eGStloorS at Nashville, aud viii
carry the effects of honorable wounds to his
grave. In civil life he has proven himself
honest and competent AS deputy clerk of
the courts he became familiar with public
duties and is the superior Of his oppo-
nent in competency. BE is a poor
man. and only week eOo his