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Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25
bOUTka FIELD.

Snow stays, as well as comes, and were it not for shovels and hands to use them, no roads in this region would be passable.
 I. R. Baldwin arrived home the latter part of last week. H. M. Van Deuser aud Mir Cargil came the first of this week. No peddlers' convention men tioned yet.
 Much trouble and some delay attend, d the funeral of Mrs Pease, from the residence of John Doten, on Saturday last. The continually drifting snow was the cause.
 Rev A. H. Benedict was to supply the desk at Monterey, Sunday morninl , It weather and travelling prevented, and also prevented his meeting al Southfeld.
 Rev Mir Scott had an agreeable sur. ,rise, last week, to the time and tune If about $50.
 Wm R. Baldwin's ice house, men, tioned by cotemporary, is mostly GOV. red and nearly filled with ice.
 Our schools close this week, or most If them, and we hope to see the books of each school arrive at Southfeld, al the committees room in Baldwin't store.
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25
NRW HARTFORD.

The second of the Union club recep- ions was held Friday evening of lasi week and was 8 brilliant affair, about 100 being present. Besides the ga! crowd in the club rooms proper, there vas goodly gathering in the law ofics of F. A. Jewell, which had been placed. by his courtesy at the disposal of tn, devotees of Terpsichore, the Holcoml brothers being in attendance to furnish music. Supper was served from half past nine to eleven. The party brokt up shortly after twelve, with mutual ex. pressions of good time and numerous hints from the gentler sex that good thing will bear repetition.
 The Selinenoff mansion has at last found purchaser in Editor Jones oi the New Hartford Tribune. It is Ole of the finest places in town, magnificent view; extensive grounds, etc., and u C Captain is to be congratulated upon Ee' coming the possessor of so fair home.
 Most towns are content with one rink but we, it seems, are to be favored with two. Rumor says that parties from Torrington are to open the second one in the old corset shop.
 A sleighing party took MT and Mrt John Richards by storm Friday night A pleasant time is reported.
 Prof $. A. Weaver has been taking what he calls 8 vacation. He is out again however.
 Rev F. A. Spencer is convalescing His pulpit was supplied again Sunday, by Rev MT. Brown of Hartford.
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25
GOSH RN.

The sleiRhride of last week proved a success. Nineteen teams turned outand l60 sleighriders. The program was first to Litchfield and then to Torrington, where all stopped and warmed at the Allyn house and came from there to the Center church, where @ good supper was furnished and partaken of by nearly 200 persons. The sleighs were well provid- ed with flags and banners. John NJ. Wadhams, F. A. Lucas, Dr North and others were called upon for speeches. A fine cake was presented to the super intendent, Alison Sanford, and last, but we'll put in, was the remark of F. w. Seaton, who took charge of the supper, well have another next year"
 W. E. Gaylord is making preparations to pull down the L to his house and build a new One.
 Mrs Elihu Carlisle has gone to Ala, bama on visit.
 John Wadhams, jr, upset his sleigl by the church last Saturday and his horse ran as far as the sheds and stop ped, breaking the harness and sleigl somewhat
 Buds of Promise meet with Mrs Os trom next Friday at 2 P. M. They are we understand, making up 8 package t' be sent to the Five Points home of in dustry, which they hope to send th' next week after the meeting. ..-.
 Teachers meeting with Mrs Murill' Lucas, next Friday evening.
 Two men came through here las Wednesday and passing W. J. Green house called away his dog, a fine shep herd puppy Mir Green has refused $30 for If the dog is not returned thi week Mir Green will pay certain person north of here visit which may also b lesson.
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25
ORE HMLL.

Mrs Theron s. Knapp of Brooklyn, N. Y, is visiting at P. F. Everts.
 The sociable at Aaron Mallery's last Friday evening was in every way suc- cess.
 The district school in charge of Miss Mamie Dimond and Miss Nettie Fish Is doing good work and giving excellent satisfaction. Miss Dimond's school are preparing for an exhibition to come of at the end of the winter term.
 The ore teamsters are improving the sleighing.
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25
ENT.

There are several serious cases of measles here and at South Kent and vi. cinity and many are in daily expectation of breaking out with the measley dis ease.
 Walter Hatch of New York spent Sun- day at his home.
 William K. Hopson and family of Bridgeport have been in town, return ing home on Monday.
 Mir and Mrs Gum of New York are at Mir J. Berry's.
 Mrs Mallory, known by all her neigh bors as Grandma Mallory is dano oer- ously ill.
 Mrs F. B. Buckingham has been seri- ously injured by a fall on the ice, strik- ing the back of her head. She is, how ever, slowly recovering.
 Mrs Jane Whalen at Kent Furnace has broken leg, caused by slipping on ice recently.
 The pulpit at St Andrews is supplied for the present by theological student from New York.
 Rev E. s. Porter preached most ex- cellent sermon containing 8 sprinkllng of political sentiment; quite appropri- ate for Washington's birthday.
 The festivities of the season seem to be over. Everything is quiet except, perhaps, the merry parties who are mak- ing the most of the fine sleighing these moonlight nights, either with a large sleigh loaded or the dainty, cunning little cutter, just large enough for i've.
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25
COEEBROOR.

Wm. J. TwiniIg a.lvertises to sell his personal property at auction on Thurs. day of this week.
 The ladies industrial society will hold another sociable at the basement OF Friday evening of this week.
 Joel Skilton is spending a week with the "old folks at home" in Morris.
 Martin Barry was hit by limb of a falling tree one day last week, and se- riously though not dangerously hurt.
 Nelson Barnard of Watertown is spending a few days in town.
 Quite number of the friends of MT and Mrs Charles H Sage gave them a surprise party last Wednesday evening, it being the fifth anniversary of their marriage.
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25
CoRRHseoNpENCE.

RE CORRESPONDENT arecequested to send in theil communications so as to reach uR on Monday of each week as We cannot insure the insertion of any correspondence rsceiyeCafter that time.
 send something each week ii possible. Don't wait until you can gather full column to osend ''all at once, but let us hear from you from week to week. If you can't give more than two items al time. remembering that netos is not improved by age.
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25
A KemnrknbIe . scmp..

Mrs Mary A. Daley of Tunkhaunock, Pa, twas afflicted for six years with asth- ma and bronchitis, during which time the best physicians could give no relief. Her life was despaireJ of, until in last October she procured bottle of Dr Kings new discovery, when immediate relief was felt, and by continuing it's use for a short time she was completely cured, gaining in flesh 50 lbs in a few months.
 Free trial bottles of this certain cure of throat and lung diseases at w. H. Camps drug store. Large bottles, Sl.
 The latest thing in science is a prepa- ration that will cure all kinds of ailments of the throat. Its name IS Potaska.
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25

After Boniour reads the budget of Lakeville items furnished by Nil Des- perandum, Jr., we think even Boniuur will be willing to admit that the Lake vile correspondents have only been masquerading and have cast aside their disguise, even the long ears referred to. and now appear iu thelr true character, as excellent correspondents. We are promised another budget next week and We hope the correspondents will not get weary in well doing, but will continue to favor us and our subscribers. We are also thankful for the Boniour cores pondence and hope it will be continued. We will endeavor to make room for all news items from Lakeville, which has so long been unrepresented in that line.- | Editor Ners.
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25
Annual Meeti, g. HOuSatnnio Railroad Co
1reaRurers Omcs,

1reaRurers DmcH,
 Bridgeport, Conn, Jan. 70, issh. Tie Annual NJ, citing "r the stockholders oi the iuursto ir raiiruad c'mnany will br hrid at their ufi 'r in the cry Of tHidgepnt C., on th, 25th dA, tt F.hrua Y. ls s. ai 2L O'clpc n m for the purpose nf ahsting ' U,inrd ot Directors for ih, ensuing yesr, and tn do nnt nth, r business proper 10 be done at said meet tng
 The transfer hooks wiIl be closed from the. Iath the 27th pro1it,o, both days inclusive.
 CHARLES K AyEkILi, Secretary. Ara Court of Probate holden at North Ca "A nAan within and for the distnct ui t'auaAu.,,n the 18th day of Hehruary. A D IHs5. Present tcpb B Hardrnbrrgh kEq judge. On motion ut Ann s. Ives. Aduinistratrix and George K Godwln, aduhniH rAtnr on the intrstate est ie of EverHrtus Ives, late o' North anaAn, within said district, d, c, aassl. This curt dath uecrte that six mouths be allowed aud limited fnr th, creditors of said estate iu exhibit their claims agatnst the same C, the sand admin strAtarr snd directs that public nutIc, b given ut thip order by advertising in a newspaper published in North Canaan nni by posting copy here. Of on the pubic ngn-p'st in said town ol North CanASn neaiert the place where the de. ceased lpst dwelt. t'ei tinrd from record 5AGok a. HAltn hs tma6ea
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25
Ct. W. SCOVILLE. Flu nishlng Undertaken

And dealer m Baskets, Coffins, Burial nobss and all kInus of Undertakers Goods. Tn, nor approved methods known to the profer- used in preserving the dead.
 Cabinet work, Upholstering, snd Repairing promptly and thoroughly done.
 Agent for Nj. G. Wheelers cut howe'
 kssltlence and shoD ou she ''9reen, Noffolk. CsnR. satf.
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25
ASHLEY FALLS.
The schools close, this week.

The schools close, this week
 Rev Scott of Southfeld will preach here next Sabbath.
 It is rumored that Arthur Decker is about to commence building house in this village.
 The Mir Fletcher of Brattleboro, Vt, who recently purchased the Roscoe Taft place, arrived here, last Saturday afternoon.
 Several copies of the book entitled " Curiosities of the Bible," were sold here, last week, by an accomplished book agent. SoL.
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25
sas.cr,p.,on Accoun,.-rhr date On .

SubscrsPtiOn AccOnNt.-The date on the co'ored dip ol papei with rhp name of the sub acriber shows tlp tim, aO " h ich thc SMb~ scrlptlOm Is Psaid thus. R. B smith 5JulSa indicates that Mi. smith har paid for his paper to July 5, lSS9 It ls hoped that suhscribcrs will zee to it that their account. indicated by the date on their papers is always corr ct and whel. they pay ioI a renewal Of theiI AnDacription wtl ob aerve whether their date iE charged 70 indicate the proper credit and in he event of an errUT to in. form ua for correction at once No claimr for rr- rors in therr ccOuuif wil her after b. considered mmsess presented within thirty days after the payment ie cls,med 10 have been made as the reguaI receipt of the paper tn ihr dae to winch the subscription is paid plainly printed ae cOrreci
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25
LAR RvKLLR.

Mrs John Griggs is in Winsted, teach ing class in fancy painting on velvet. Our charming poet-mistress, Miss Jennie Burrall, is assisted by Hiram Bissell.
 Edward Winkworth contemplates a two months vacation to Europe, his ''natiye heath"
 No news from our popular lawyer, Hubert Williams.
 Lakeville now offers a good opening for some enterprising lawyer.
 J. M. Cornell has recently put in a large heater in John Camps greenhouse in Norfolk.
 Fred Miles, Jr., who has been winter ing in Florida and Cuba, is reported as improving in health and strength. J. 0. Cornell and family are taking a holiday at Sharon Station, with Mrs Cornells mother.
 Miss Eva Rankin of Mt Vernon, NY, IS spending few days at J. M. Cornell's. The ice houses are all full of first-class ice taken from the Wononscopomoc. The Holley manufacturing company intends to close the first of next month unless business picks up.
 Dr Knight and Mir Rudd are off on a pleasure tour
 Mrs Wm Rudd, who has been suffer ing from scrofula, is better.
 Mrs T. L. Norton is in New York city where she ib being treated for a compli- :ation of troubles. Mir Norton is keep ing widower's hall.
 Dr J. J. Orton is growing vigorous and strong in the prosecution of his profession.
 s. s, Robbins has recently been suf' fering from severe cold, from which re is recovering.
 On Washington's birthday, the Amer ican Union flag was seen floating proud ly over J. NJ. Cornell's store.
 The aspirauts for the post office arr being drilled in battalions.
 On Friday last, three huge sleigh loads of pupils and teachers from tn, Lime Rock school, passed through oul village, and all seemed to be having { right royal time.
 Our village is about to lose one of hel oldest citizens, not by death, but b, mundane transition. Mir Wm Bundy il Co assume surveillance of the town hous, ,n the first of April. Harry Wilson vii 'ccupy the house made vacant by NJ ,'undy.
 This effusion is from talent No l.
 NIL DEsPERANDUM, JR-
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25

LosTI-Monday, Feb. g, from Ashley Falls, Red Irish Setter Dog, 2 years Jld, with narrow white strip on breast 1; answers to the name "Ned." Had on a .eathey collar, inset with riveted brass buttons; no name on plate. A suitable reward will be given to the finder on leaving the same at Joseph Chapin's, Ashley Falls, or any information lead ing to his captivity.
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25
NOTICE.

Daring the absence Of tIi undersigned, ". sparks will attend 10 the Undertaking and Sil notify me so that will be at home on the hrst train. Albert Turning will attend 10 eddlIng. -
 Norfolk Com nuary 8.
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25

DILD. CHIT ESpES-At Saiisi ury Conn Feb 21. Mrs l. Iz,Ueh h 0. Chltteuden, aged So years HUAPHREY- NJ Nurfolk, Feb II, H trace Hum- phrvy. .ged 72 years. OwENs-At w. nt ornwnll, Feb 22, Jose wife uf Charles R. Owens, aged 2S years. None knew thee, but to love thee; Nor uamed thee but tn praise" rHuMsoS-At asst Canaan. Feb A, Rev Will liam J. Thomson, aged 4+ years.
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25
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Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25
SCOTT'S EM MUs.NAON OE PURE I,mh Rvor nka ruasR. aavuo .sOsnhks.

N'WW IAVek WA's W1tH HHyPUPMW1pMIEeBP
 It's nse in Lung Troubles.
 Dr Hiram Cadoretto of Jacksonville, Fla, says: II have for the last ten months prescribed your Emulsion, to patients suffering from lung troubles, and they sesm to be greatly bensassa by ita ass. ,
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25

Hale's Honey the great Cough cure ,2'c., ,SOc.S q GIenn's Sulphur soap heals k beautines. 2Sc. GermanCornR kills corns X Dunions Hirs Hair and Whisker Dve-Black and Brown, soc
 PIke's ToOthache Drops cure in Minute. .2sc Deans Rheumatic Pills are a sure cure. soc
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25

As April 1st approaches those who rent houses are becoming active. Rents have always been in demand here, and We understand there are to be quite a number of changes. HONOUR.
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25
SALISBURY Y.

Mrs Myron Fish of Binghampton, N. r., is visiting at Mrs Scoville's, Chap inville.
 Mrs John Landon's friend, Mrs Hodg- kinson of Brooklyn, spent last week with her at the cottage.
 The party at Ed. Barton's on Tuesday evening was success. About 40 of the young people, friends of Miss Alice. were present. Music and dancing were kept up until a late hour.
 Mrs Helen Goodrich of Pittsfeld, Mass, Is visiting her sister, Mrs Eliza Tompkins, and her father, Horace Smith.
 We are called to mourn the loss of a lifelong resident and an aged and re- spected member of society, Mrs Deacon Chittenden. whose death occurred Sab- bath evening, after an illness of little more than month. The funeral will be attended ut the house this (Wednes. day) afternoon at two o'clock. The Rev MT Goddard will oficiate. Congestion of the lungs was the cause of her death. Her age was 87.
 Miss Adell Warner returned Saturday from Waterbury trip.
 William Hutchinson is rapidly recov. ering from injuries received by his re. cent fall at Lakeville and will be around in short time.
 Mir Fred Busf1nell's faithful old dog "Shep." in trying to stop the cars wa' run over aud killed by them.
 It is rumored that Jerry Bushnell vii build new stock barn 60xso feet, witl basement.
 Mir Charles Benton of Great Barring ton has been in town for the past week a guest of Dea Graham.
 Fay H. Purdy spent the Sabbath witl friends in Sharon.
 Fred Jewell of New Hartford spen Sunday at his home.
 A. P. Feltz of Claremont, N. r., wa in town Monday and Tuesday of thi week.
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25

The liabilities of O. J. Copeland & Cc. of Pittsfeld, dealers in books and sta. tionery, are SI0. GOO; assets S5. 900.
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25

The Litchfeld north association oi Congregational ministers will meet i Salisbury, Tuesday, March 10. The public services will be held at the Con. gregational church in the evening oi that day at half past seven.
 A vigorous campaign has opened against the licensing of liquor selling il this village. A httle more interest O this sort will lead to the suppression O the illegal traffic.
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25
BORN

BORN. HALLErr-At West Cornwall, Feb t9, a ugh. teI tu Mr a d Mr~ frank allett.
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25

"A friend in need is friend indeed. '" Three cheers for Nil Desperandum, Jr. Editor Netcs.
Connecticut western news., 1885-02-25

Millerton, NY, Jan 2s. sm
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1885-11-22
Summons.
DANIEL S4rrH,
County Treasurer

In the County Court Of the County Of
Mohays, Territory of AEiz,na.
Emma Gard. plaintiff, W. William \.
Gard, defendant. Summons.
Actin brought ia the County Court Of
Mohaye County. Arizona TGrntory,
The Territory OF Arizona sends greeting
To William A. Gard. defendant.
You arc hereby summoned and required
10 appear in an action brought against you
by tho ab,ve named plaintiff in the Comfy
Cont Of Mohsye County, Arizona Terri
t,ry, and answer the complaint filed
Nth the Gisrk az this Cours, at Min.
ersl Park, Ia said cgnntv "a copy OF
which complaint accompanies this sum
uons) within twenty days texcins.ve of
tue d.sy Ut service after the service upon
YOU Of this summons, n served Ia this
n junty: put If served out Of tie county.
and within this district, then within thirty
DAYS: in all othor cases, forty days, And
you are hereby notified chat il Won fail 10
appear and answer the complaint AZ above
required, the plaintiff viii take default
against von and spply 10 the Goart for the
relief demanded in the complaint herein.
and costs and disbursements III this behalf
eypended.
Given under my hand and the seal
.Sx&yN Of the said County Court OF Mo:
HIS have County, krizOns Territory, at
~~ Mineral Park. this 18th day Of
August, 1875.
p. II. BUoxsBsUn.
County Clerk.
J. w.S.grnYssos, Atty for Plaintiff.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1885-11-22

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Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1885-11-22
NstIee or Forfeiture.

ToJAars HrTcHrss Tor any person clam.
ing title undcr or from himl.
Won are hereby notified thta
have expended 500 in labor and improve.
saents upon the California Moss, No,
lode, mining claim, sitnasd in the San
francisoo Mining District, Ia the count, Of
Mubave, Territory Of Ariz M, in order to
bold said premises under The pr,yisiosis of
section ga, Revised Statutes of the b.ws
Of the United States, bsinJy the amount re.
qnired to hold the same for tbs wear ending
December 81. 1854. Ard II within so days
after this notice by publics, tion yen fail or
refuse TO pay your full proportion Of sieh
expenditure "a co-owner, your interest in
said claim will become the rope,ty Of the
subscriber, under said Seo.i 2324.
J.ags l.. Wpr.
Mineral Park, July II, 1885.
July II -90l.