The Press., 1888-05-03
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to express my most sincere thanks to the man friends in this vii age, and the public at large for the gifts received, and to my neighbor for their aid in assisting me day and night.
 StaffordlSprings, April 3Oss GEo R. JOHNSON.
 Large stock of Sun Umbrellas and Para sols at A. w. Walkers.
 Closing -out sale of Remnants of Ores Goods at A. W. Walkers
 HI c. Wheeler has a god line of Su1 Shades at low prices.
 The undersigned wishes to thank hel friends for their great kindness in her recen bereavement. Also to express her gratitude to those who have extended helping hands il days of darkness previous to that time May He who thus inclined their hearts be Himself their exceeding great reward.
 SARA P. ALDEN.
 Good Umbrellas for 50 cents at H. O. Wheeler's.
 Fairy Soap, Sc. bar, at the Tea Store
 Best 5c. Cigar in town! Call for the Oriental, at the Tea Store.
 A GooD PAYING INVESTMENT. of oul readers have probably noticed the advertise ment of Geo. W. Moore & Go. of Hartford. Conn.,, calling attention to the 8 per cent. real estate loans negotiated by them. The success of this firm in selecting mortgage loans is too we'll established to make extended comment necessary. Thirty-two years ex- perience without customer losing dollar of
 
 investors may rely on their judgement in se- lecting and recommending this kind of SC. curity as safe and good paying investment.
 -J H. Gray will visit Stafford Springs with his circus next Monday, pitching his tent on Rockwell's lot on East Main-st. It will have all the usual varying features of the old fashioned circus. Master Meeham's train ed dogs, the La Barr brothers, John J. Burke, the singing and joking clown, Frank Laverne, Y Prof. Mather's trained goats, bes des 8 dozen or more specialists, whom we have not space to name, in various acts of riding, vaulting, etc. Performances at ? and A D. m. Ad- mission g cents.
 A good line of Corsets at Mrs. J. A. Simonds'. :
 Don't forget the closing-out sale of Boots and Shoes at No. 1 Dr. Eaton block, opposite Press Office. Selling this month for less than cost.
 Poultry netting by the roll only cent per square foot at B. A. Buck & Co.'S.
 Ladies, if you want a comfortable, easy Shoe, look at those low heel gypsy cut shoes at Hanley's.
 .-Kale received every week at Johnson's.
 Goods sold at the lowest possible prices at Johnson's.
 8 lbs of good Black Tea for $1 .OO at John sons.
 Best Timothy Seed $3. 25 per bushel. E. A. Buck $ Go.
 Self Raising Buckwheat in ID. packages for 25 cents at Johnson's.
 -Colors, Varnishes and Shellacs, at B. A. Buck & Co.'S. -..
 Maple Syrup in quart bottles at John sons.
 Pure Linseed Oil, 6Oc. per gal, at E. A. Buck & Co.'S.
 In these days when there is so much fault to find with almost every article of commerce on account of adulteration, it is pleasant to chronicle the purity and acknowledged fra grance of ONE article at Iea~t, with which no fault can be found, namely MT. w. G. Ellis
 Pure White Lead, $6,5O per 100, at E. A. Buck & Co.'S.
 Tickets to all points west for sa'e at the office of the N. l.. N. R. R., Stafford Springs. J. V. Squier, agent. >-I.
 -Plain Sage, Edam, Eng. Dairy and Neu- chatel Cheese at El'is'.
 A few bushels extra good Hickory Nuts at Ellis
 Ellington, Creamery Butter at Ellis.
 Pop Corn, which we warrant to pop, at Indian River Florida Oranges, the best Oranges in market, at Ellis.
 The celebrated Deerfoot Farm Pork, Lard, Sausage, Hams and Bacon at Ellis. STAFFORD. f
 J. H. Gray's Oriental Royal Show will exhibit in Stafford Springs next Monday See advertisement, also local notice above.
 The Band of Hope had large au- dience at their exhibition last Friday even- ing, and gave delightful little entertain ment. Miss Bertha HaskelIs recitation of the lost son was the gem of the recitations hn oe klon members were delighting. MT. Henry Butterfeld and daughters cornet duett brought down the house also. 5. Those merchants having hose and aqueduct water at command are freely sprinkliDg the street., and there -are so many of them that have, that Main-st is kept in pretty good condition.
 Leroy Squier of Wales, recently of Staffordville, cut his right foot badly last Saturday, while at work on his farm in Stafford. He lay an hour before assistance came to him, and might have bled to death, had it not been for his whip lash, with which he bound his foot. - : The Beckwith Gard Co. have nice quarters in the old brick school house on School st. The building is made into one arge room, which is filled with card mak- ing machinery, while room has been made ior the engine, boiler, and wood blaming machinery by wooden extension. The are now largely running on coarse land cards for horse cardtng. Some knit ing machinery has also been bought, and he making of hose and mittens will be | carried on to some extent.
 A number of young ladies, under the cad of Spencer Lane, will begin next week | for the production of the fairy ,peratta "Laila" The participants will 1e misses of from to Is years, and the | presentation will be made in about four weeks. Mir. Lane has also class in re- learsal for the same operatta at Monson.
 Ut is now time to plant flower and gar len seeds. Vick's catalogue is good ext book to go by. If you are one of his ustomers he has sent you one before this you are not, get your name on his list or next year by sending him an order low. You will get good, fresh, live seeds. James Wick, Rochester, N. Y
 ---Bidwell& Go. having taken the agency or SperFy &- Barnes meats, are selling heir hams and bacon like hot cakes, and setting the fullest expression of satisfac- ion from among consumers. These goods ave well-earned reputation, and are prepared by parties who cannot afford to nse it by having inferior goods sold under heir name. There is vast difference be- ween properly prepared hams and the ther kind -A ~@a e-Mrs. Rev. J. lP. Hawley, who was pro- ,osing to start to-day on trip to Cali
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