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Daily Republican., 1888-02-17

smoAGo February 16. - A Times
special from Somerset, Ohio, says: Mrs
Sheridan was visited at her home to day
to learn what she had to say in regard to
where her son, pnillp II. Sheridan, was
born. She said "Mr. Sheridan, my
husband, and ! were born In County
Cayan, Parish Ki.liubrsn, and near the
town OF NerCina. We landed In this
country in 1898. After residing in Al
baDy, N. Y e, we came here to Somerset in
1899 on March &, 1881, Phil was born
in the little frame house still standing on
West South street, near Columbus street -
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17
Tho Charges AEaiusr Goold ana SAGE,

New lOLK, Feb. Il. = The charges
against Jay Eould and Russell Sage on
behalf OF the stockholders OF the Kansas
Pacific Railroad Company, charging them
with having appropriated to their own
use $4,000 ,OO0 Of the companys bonds,
were laid before the Grand Jury this
morning by Assistant District Attorney
Semple On Monday next witnesses viii
be summoned.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17

john W. Smack has purchased OF
Jute h Gould fine bullock, weighing
$50 pounds. which hs will have on
his stall, No 800 MA3Ton street, IN.
morrow (SaturaAy). His stall has
b en- hnrdtUma decorated and pre-
aenis very attractive appearance.
Persons who wiah a superior cut OF
bsct ehuuld give him call. HiS price,
are Reasonable and he is polite aud ao'
commOia.ihg.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17
Death OF A. q. NowlAnd.

A. O. NowlAnd died OF his res dsnoe
IN New Ossiie, about 9 O'Clock, ester
day morning. Mr.. E0Wlapd was q
prominent citlzsn OF New Castle, and n
lifelong Dem erSt. Ha WAS 10 The
So b year OF bis aga. The time Of the
funeral hos not yet been made public.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17
Married in spite Of ais BoAnp 4.

TOPEKA, Ean., February 16 -dus
Rhodeuamsl WAS asssu!t ted - two
bignWaymsn on b,s way hoU eAIly
tina morning, robbed OF 500 o. fright.
tally beaten. Although his injuliss
aro pronounced dangerous, Rho1ebSmsl
refused 10 break his Wedding engage
mort Cine ceremony bsiug fKed for to-
dsy) and ne w2s nsrrIed.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17

A. this moruins . session OF Municl-
pa Court 2don HnRany was fiosd 50
and oczIa and Patrick Haughey 81 and
ooass for drunkenness. Annie Starr
was fined SIS End costs for keeping an
u1rasigt I'D deg, and Wesley Sssvuis,
coiaied, scau ed OF tao eamo otfense,
wa listatGaad.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17

Sleep and plenty OF it must bs had
by the baby; and II It's resi- DO broken
or prevented by attacks OF clllc, Stom.
Ach or bowel disorders, give OF once
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, which will re-
iieve the pain, induce refreshing slunl.
Der and conseq uent health.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17
centeren CO t. be HslI.

On Sunday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock, :
conference will DO held at the Frlsnts'
Meeting House, at Fourth AID TYes;
streets, on the subject Of temperance
and Intoxicating liquors. Friends and
All intereuted are invited to be present
The conference is called by the commit
tee on temperance appointed by the
Concord quarterly meeting of Friends
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17

Oar city was supposed to be clear OF
email poI, but 1t la reported that case
has occurred on jackson street near
Fsurth, aud the yellow fS9 +. tlepley.
ed, chewing the necessity OF continued
caro- to prevent the spread Of tine dir
ease.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17

Mr.. William T. CroAsdsle, assiatant
editor 0. tho Henry George organ, the
Stsndarc, says that Doctcr McGlynn
will be tie .2boF!ng men's candidate
fer presiGeHt.
Its crazy scheme" COG tinued
Mr.. CToas1Ale, "sDd | don't think that
they can get convention to rominate
the Doctor. Ms visws in this regard
arc shared by all or our side who 90
not bei!eYs II al independent National
ticket.
Mr.. Croasds.e sale that he would III c
to know tins 0Diouion of Bone OF ths
Dootor's followers regarding tie
scheme, particularly those OF DR.. Got.
theil and james p. Archibald, whom
he described as men CT iuGep Judeu,
thought"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17

The Washington Fire Company will
give their 4ssh annual reception or
Tuesday evening, the 2lst inst, at the
Clayton House. Thomas Davis will ect
as master Of ceremonies, and the grand
march will commence az $50. The
Washington boys are noted for The soo3
order maintain cd At their receptions hut
we presume tina: their reputation vii
be fully maintained by their futur,
management.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17

DR.. Bulls Cough SyFnp is fAs. tax
ing the Place Of all tho old fashioped
cough remedies. 1t never fails TO re-
lievs the tDOst violent cold, and foi
throat d!seRsts 1t 10 invaluable. Price
rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17

PARIS. Feb. l6.-M de- Rrazz. az
rived here from Africa. He -erorts
thai shatrs on the Congo are In q ats.
factory conuilion. M. de BEezza has
heard nothing OF Mr.. Stanley.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17

The W. c. 7. Q, lie arranging to have
MIS- j, h Barney, superintendent of
loil ana prison, deliver q lecture on
tempera1ee IN this city, The time and
place VIII bs stated at later date.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17
PUBLIC SAI.E-WILL BE SOLD At
ulblir safe on tie PREMISE. Gu
FRIDAY MARCu =, 1855.

The following valuable real estate con-
tanning ~ &c Is, more or lees, of highly Inn
proved land belonging 10 the estate Of In,
lhtt iAlhet mt. This land, whCh.is very
dt=irAh in every pHuiethAl. ann worthy ~
attention Of capitals s. being delightiUI y
slthaltt. tiiher for farming or building as.
lgtht on liEh and healthy with \ builtllu..
81 on II, not SURPASSED in DuIrgurpi
ON tht hcunt u Like, Smiles from " timing,
Ion, ahH within minutes ridror 10 minute,
walk truns t'rrouNsilu station, on tn WINNIE
t"A N"ftlt,.u L. *. Is luundtd nv land,
81 liSnrl luEunt and Ntlium Wilson,
term AT sale. bEBoEAll l.. WHIT
MAkIAnSA 4. WHITE
ENCcuirix.
LIZ ~ Ni1hdn y son. Autts. fi-Hd-gIW
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17

Mesfrs Plank & Eyra. Of West oheS..
tss, Pa has e removed to this city BID
viii open bioAerh' Cflloe at No. 1lS
Market ltrett,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17

All that fne heei, veal and mutton
on William f. Lovsli's stall, No II,
second street market, will bs slld ut
lowest prices. Bee Ills stall before pur.
chasinR.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17

Tbs noWiy elected managers O! the
Artisans Savings Bank, yest ar3ny, Of.
fsesed their organization By Te.s.el ting
all CT last years ofticsTs.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17
LIstof HOUSES FOR SALE,

GNj TatnAll street rooms and bath.
BD7 TAiuaN street room and hath,
l2l3 Iatuall street rooms and bath.
l7i3 West street 10 rooms an bath
1875 West street rooms and bath.
l22s West street room and bath.
=. W. cor th and West street IL rooms aud bnIb
5. E.ccr. 4th and West streets rooms aud bath
laU2 Washington street rooms and bath.
1904 Washington street rooms and bath.
! 3o6 WashlHgt II street, rooms and bath.
;. II. cor. iu and Jefferson st. II rooms and
5, +, cor 18Th and jefferson St. rooms and
bath,
pa SIMPLIFY ST., u rooms and bath.
4o5 West ith 81. u rooms aud bath.
jis West IN ST.. rooms and bath.
3i2 West IN ST, rooms.
80 West III s.. "A rooms and bath.
20 West 9Th /. rooms and hatn.
no West nth St, rooms and BAH.
~ West 1th 81. 10 rooms ana hath,
1855 Harrison st hr.oms and hAth.
IVA 1880 Jackson It. rooms and BATH.
~ south jackson =. ROOFS and bHtl.
s. Van buren, st. rooms AMI bath.
~ Van Buren 81. rooms and bath.
1917 Monroe ST. sTuDms and bath.
lo2 West l2th 81. rooms and bath.
NJ Madison -. rooms and bath.
h0a Madison IT. rooms and lAth,
SOS \ So Madison -, rooms and bah.
rs Madison 81. rooms AMI bath.
1875 q lFin ave. rooms aud hath.
isO5 West Trout II. q rooms and tsth.
lsG Lincoln st. 5reoIus aud BATH.
i7e> Wet md s., 5roums and bath.
| no. Elm -. rooms.
lnl5 Kim ~. Gronms and bath.
lull Elm 5. rooms aud bA.tI.
10 Maryland ave.
| III Maryland ave,
81 West ID Il. rooms sud bath.
Ht8 West lth II. rooms aud bath.
5lt Mest IN 81 rooms and bail.
! BS West Ith 81, . rooms and batn.
| lb1l West an 81. Y rooms and bath.
| ~. Linden It. : rooms and bath.
Cedar and Wright Sic oOms.
I 20 Reed st. % rooms.
40 Tay lor II. ~ room. and baih.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17
WILSON'S
Undertaking rooms, No. GIG King B.
TRLEPHoEE SIGNAL, 1866.
Opsn Gil night
J. n. WILSON,
TunsTRI DiraeloS

DUBLIC SALE - WILL BE SOLD
Il az pHhiiC sale, enc llV snrth OF Centre
vile, on The road leading 10 Hillside mill,
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY arm, lSas,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17

MIR. George JuEtis and wife left thtl
week Tor Florida to speEd few dsys,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17

"Th0s am doub.y armsd-my death
and lie,
Ny bSne and an.ido.e arc both Def. re
me-
Whether 10 ait alone suffering with
neuralgia
Or buy ons bottle OF Salvation Oh.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17
PT2IQ
OSaN]

ntly requires
delay waiting
nded with Sc |
&lly in cases Of
ther throat |
! no family S
oi Aycr's
proved It
the best +
Uncovered u
parcs tie
hich ters'
4nred use.
iAlifncr,
E.. 81 have
|laplrie, ! 4
! have kn'
u inR very =
ly i've al ian
rryeucics, Il
Ei6son.
says 4
PictOral " |
tice Thi
saved vi
hugh. nigh
"a IN flesh,
n One b
cared me |
&unoi say
henry
Of Pale.
dothat, ~
Nh hive Nh
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17

DuBLIU SALE u EaAD en- n,K
j. FS6 EnC mulaG.
win self a. my s;4b,e. - E.Et Filth II,
uhsstef, Pa, between Market and WclEh
adjoining 9eoige I'd IAtL livery stable, oI
WEDNESDAY,, MARuE 5h, lsss.
att O'Clock !. m,
% Head On EeatgcEy rod South r..
- cru ohio AorJss, fits4!S
head OF Eood Touag maiEg,
suitable tor al purposes. Tneso hCrFst
have been carefully telectcd fur snis eL!b
and among lheu VIII Dg found sOFe wei
bred rdRdo;stS and saddl5rs aud gen,
erai purpose RDIESES. stock car bt
inspected At shove. stable tWo days before
5Rle. and 4 month credit.
A. Il. TYSON.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17

Seven PerSons snried by an AVHlEnche
VIENNA, Feb. 16.-Soven persons
were buried by the avalanche which
blocked ono end OF the 81. Gotbard tun
nsl.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17

Only 81 80 per losd for bss. hickory Kind
ling wlo I, 81 J. Z Buyer & CO.. loot Of
Iatnali street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17

T .CSr-A - D&GBT HAT WAS TAKEN
~ ~ mi axe EtET8oo"s' bar puet Please
ono lgit iniiE stelt,
" IND. =. CLARK.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY a, lsSs,

1t z y u Z I Al Il 100,
ct Il O'Clock Il. ~,
pair o. mules, = good t0Rn: ode mule, q
Rood legdeT; 10 mead 0! hrCt CLAUS cows, m1et
OF U EN- ifosu, gaze Jersavt, gsRde Jsft1y
heifers, at from ~ God cows
Farming lmp.ement': DEb6rn binder, /
rj3les, horse rake, = butter tubs, cnLrn, /
cres MGR, Lesrly new, capacity for 20 cUWs;tl
cans, toDles, hackets, ttg, AM Ealt lLt.rsHt
In 70 acres u wheat.
Terms: AL sUtos e tat ard under c1sh.
all OvGr thai ah0unt a credit Of N nths W
purchaser girinz bsrEGnIe note win a.
approved eu1GTFsr, interest aided.
A. q BSU-H,
J. +. J. W. PETERS
W. J. LGrE, Auo.. i7.otd ,d-2tH'
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17

NOrOE TO TEAUyi ERS-ThEKE
~ Will be an examination Of teaohers
tor seeoud and thu1 CRAZE cortircs ca in
sohO"l building 20. !, on French street
WllmtnNtOns between Fifth and sixth, on
Saturday, January 2s,h. Ike mlnatton Will
nesln promptly At 3 C.. n. HERMAN HhS.
SAH, County SUPERB tsndsnt.
ll3 ~ I7,t1&.h ,st-2tW
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17
THURSDAY, MARCH IsT, A. D., 1855,
a. 10 o'clocs, Il. M,


On the premises, in the city or Wilmington,
10 wi. N'
aNo l. Al iha; certain piece or parcel of
land, WIN the twU-stnry hi OK dive ling there
on erected, situate IN taid city of " hingtnu,
and know a. NJ. villa SON street, having
a front OF u e. ct and runni * hack the Depth
OF ~ feet. sad W IN lamsOu street Is iaid uut
pArhl 81 III and between Delaware and Gil
uln avenues
no. :. Al That certain piece or parcel OF
laHd, Win the twu-stJfy brick dwelling there
on errctta, s'iUair IN SAID city, AMI known a.
No. W lliiam son .tre.t haNngR font of IA
ltet - inches, a-d cunning back the depth Of
~ fsCI
No. p. All thAt ecrtfn piece or parcel OF
and Win FRAME 81 tylE And sht ddilE fnerr-
on erected situate in said City sud having a
front on W liam On street al q feet ~ inches,
aal running hs"k The dcpth OF " feet.
NO q, Al thai certain piece or parcel Of
AM. " 'ii M ~ o-sturN urIeh dwelling there
on tftt'~o, tuats IN raid city Of Wilmington,
ana tr"wu as NJ. 1si3 bulawar, avenue, nu.-
tlF q mont On tali UVtuu Of 70 feet, AVID rum
Itpt.
Itc a0pvc Vru7crtics arc all well built and
In good pAlr.
AttcuaancU will he given and terms made
known Il. me time nna place aforesaid by
ANNA IAkhlS, ENrcatflN,
il'-l 10 w-ts Urby w .T.LynNm, her attorney.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17

seven head fhorg,s nul eolts
No Dina bla.k MAJ. & wears old Il
b.na. bt,,h I'm 81 - -. -, - 80 -
bSe he,nt t,t, hy nHt
stfam and can trof ,ipa. III I uIrtlt,- an ~.
road va ~
No . pou nav MAJ, T. yra-. ct5 yytl,
fnal viii ,y"ri an s'i,.rt ana -, 81 49,
vi, ~" or I'M ''oH' " WI" al" 1--WE SIN
No, 4. Morgan. hay horse. 7vsars old. lCl-
hands high, VII! work al ywhsIe azd a good
leader.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-17

DuBilC ShLE-WILJ. 5 ELl. AT lIIp
L lie stl9, at ths residence Of tia R1b
sefibtr, hSn mile n IL CLr.el!ana, wltlsgt
Tss.r7o. en-
Connecticut western news., 1888-09-19
Conn Weekly Press Meeting

The fifth bi-monthly meeting of the Connecticut Weekly Press Association was held at the Park Central Hotel, at Hartford, last Monday, Sept IT. These members were present Messrs Edward F. Bigelow, Portland Charles A. Kirt- land, Deep River 1; Wm. H. Taylor, Rockville E. NJ. Jerome, New Haven ]; W. 0. Sharpe, Seymour; Henry R. Jones, New Hartford J. H. Vaill, West Winsted S. c. Reckley, Canaan i; Allen M, Wiley, 0. A. Piddock, G. G. Mosley, J. D. Scanlon, W. H. Gold smith, Haelford Elwood s. Ella, Man chester S. T. Addis, Windsor Locks
 After an excellent dinner the meeting was called to order at 1. 45 by President J. H. Vaill. F. c. Smalley, editor and proprietor of the Danbury Register, was elected a member of the associa- tion. MT Allen Wiley, of the Hartford Sunday Globe, read very interesting and instructive paper on the subject of " Newspaper Libel" He clearly eX- plained the law relative to newspaper libel, and showed that several sections of the law should be amended. A com mittee consisting of Messrs Allen Wiley O. A. Piddock and Elwood s. Fla was appointed to cooperate with the con- nittee of the Conn. Daily Press Associa- tian in framing a bill to be presented to the next legislature to amend the present state laws in regard to "News- paper Libel" MT Willey's paper read at the meeting will be published entire in "The Press and Printer" It was published in full in the Hartford Morn ing Record of Sept. 18th.
Connecticut western news., 1888-09-19

70. D. Ellis, of New Marlboro, is taking excellent photographic views of residences and public buildings in this section. He has recently taken a view of Cummings block which we shall be pleased to show to anyone
 The recent cold weather in New England caused pecuniary less to far mers and garden owners but Jack Frost's early visit may prove a blessing in disguise as he stamps out Yellow Jack and the germs of disease. Jack Frost would be welcome visitor at Jacksonville, Fla.
 Miss Belle Norton, of Urbana, H., arrived in town on Friday for visit with her aunts, Misses s. P. and J. B. Norton. Edward Norton, of Pittsfield, and F. B. Young, of the Danbury News, were also the guests of the Misses Nor ton over Sunday.
 On Sunday, September 30, solemn requiem mass will be celebrated in all the Roman Catholic churches in the world, in accordance with the require ments of recent encyclical letter from Pope Leo XIII. A strict rule of the church prohibits celebration of requiem mass on Sunday, but general dispen- sation has been granted by the Pope for this occasion in honor of his jubilee year. Bridgeport Leader.
Connecticut western news., 1888-09-19
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.

The town of Pittsfeld has borrowed over 1885, ,OOO since April.
 Perry l.. Shepardson, of Pittsfeld, has patented folding bed.
 The annual parade of the Adams fire department will occur Sept 22d.
 The family of Bret Harte are at Spring side, Pittsfeld, where they will remain until November.
 North Adams Knights Templar enter tained the Knights of Maine and Hud- son, Mass, on Thursday.
 Herr Alveny, of the Metropolitan opera company of New York, sang at a musicale in Lenox last week.
 Mrs w. D. Sloane, of New York and Lenox, has presented the New Lenox Sunday school with funds for library.
 Prince Henri, of the House of Orleans, who has been a summer guest at Lenox, sailed for Europe on Satur- day.
 The street railway company at Adams has been granted the permission of the selectmen to apply electricity to their road.
 The Hussey relocating company which contemplated locating in Pittsfeld, have fixed upon Hudson as 8 place of loca- tion.
 Private theatricals will be given in the coach-house of Mrs Henry Barclay, of Lenox, this Wednesday, evening Sheridan Knowles Hunchback" will be presented.
 The Jewish fast-day of Yam Ripper which began at sundown on Friday and ended at sundown on Saturday, was l observed by the Jewish citizens of Pittsfeld, and all their places of busi- ness were closed.
 Judge Torrance, of the Conn Superior Court, with three friends, has gone to trip up tic Hudson, thence by rail to Pittsfeld, and then by bicycle home ward through the Berkshire hills. The seventy-ninth annual cattle show and fair of the Berkshire agricultural society, which took place in Pittsfeld last week, was one of the most success ful exhibitions ever held by that socie- ty. The receipts on Tuesday were S1, 1,2O5, the largest amount ever taken on q first day in the history of the society.
 Last Friday evening dinner was given at Barr's restaurant in Springfield, to MT Franklin H. Giddings of that city. George A. Denison presided. Messrs E. W. Seeger, c. H. Barrows, W. R. Bryan, E. A. Newell, H. w. Blake, c. J. Bellamy, M. A. Green, B. P. Dyer and other representatives of the press were present. Telegrams and letters were received from various quarters and the general sentiment was regret "that we shall lose his presence in this Connecticut valley" "- Courier.
Connecticut western news., 1888-09-19
KENT.

Mrs A. Hanchett, of Falls Village, visited at J. Lanes last week.
 Miss Martie Lane is visiting friends in Falls Village.
 MT and Mrs Bower, of Waterbury, are at w. Watson's.
 James Stuart and family have arrived from Madison, Neb., and will spend some time with relatives here.
 The district school in this village commenced the fall term on Monday, with Rollin Willard of Cornwall, as tutor.
 The Misses Hopson have commenced school in their very convenient and pretty seminary building
 Mir John Duncan met with quite an accident the other day. While working on new barn that is being built Tn Macedonia he hit his head against Q sharp beam, cutting deep gash. The wound was dressed by Dr Barnum and is healing.
 Rev and Mrs Wm. H. Kirk have gone to Vermont for stay of two or three weeks. MT Whitney, of West Cornwall, takes charge of the shoe shop while MT Kirk IS absent.
 The Congregational Sunday school here, with its branch schools, picnic at Parlor Rock this Wednesday.
 Several members of the Endeavor society of New Milford came up by special invitation and visited the socie- ty of Kent, on Friday evening, Sept. 14th. Supper was served in the church parlors and after an hour or so of social conversation prayer meeting was held in which many took part, making it interesting. The party returned to New Milford by the o'clock freight.
Connecticut western news., 1888-09-19
Pointers.
Read all the probate notices.

Read all the probate notices.
 -E. P. Hunt X Go are showing we'll if you want to know what they are showing, read their advertisement.
 It will take you about 10 seconds to read Hall, Hornbeck & Co.'S new adver- tisement but you can chew on it all day.
 We did not expect A. l.. Hubbell's advertisement this week bnt we have made room for 1t and we want you to be sure and read 1t.
 Hearing -seeing-feeling. Don't you hear the trumpet call ? If you cannot hear the trumpet you can see it in Geo. w. Halls new advertisement. You can feel the warmth of his winter clothing but your pocket book will not feel his price.
 There is an important notice in another column but in order that you may bo certain which one it is this pointer directs your eye to the one bearing this heading, Important Notice" and signed F. T. Whiting & Son.
Connecticut western news., 1888-09-19
OLEOMARGARLNE.

Bridgeport butchers had barbecue Thursday.
 Birmingham has Mother Hubbard campaign club of fifty members.
 A Danbury man wears @ snake skin for a necktie, as an antidote for rheuma- tism.
 The Meridian britanna company is about to build factories for the manu- facture of solid gold and silver articles.
 Colt arms factory at Hartford will soon begin the manufacture of the 5000 navy reyolvers which have been ordered by the United States govern ment.
 Robert l.. Stevenson says that the pray er-book is the best example of perfection in literary style. There is not word in it that is not absolutely necessary.
 Judge Ney. under the Iowa prohibi- tory law, decided that man cannot lawfully manufacture cider for use in his own family and instructs the grand jury to indict if such thing has been done.
 The Litchfeld Enquirer is authority for the statement that it is proposed to rebuild the new courthouse in stone, the difference in cost between rebuild ing in stone and brick being met by private subscriptions.
 w. F. Hutchinson. the West Strat- ford chemist, has invented light by which photographs can be taken at night. The new compound is said to be the best substitute for sunlight made.
Connecticut western news., 1888-09-19
DIED.


 BRowN-At Huntington, West Virginia, Sept. IS, of typhoid fever, Frederick c. Brown, aged 23 years. son of Geo. H. Brown of Falls Village, Conn. The deceased was bookkeeper for the Ensign Manufacturing Go. Funeral and burial at Falls Village. sHoNDY-At Falls Village (Amesville) Sept IA, Frederick shondy, aged 15 years. HURLBURr-At southbury, Sept 7, Mrs Bet sey Hurlburt, aged 96 years and 8 months. KENNEssoN- New Marlboro, Sept. g, Mrs Phoebe Kennesson, aged 88 years. BURR-At Norfolk, Sept. 9, Diantha Burr, aged 93. Oldest person in town. CARrER-At Winsted, Sept. 1st Elinor Carter Steel, infant daughter of Arthur S. and Nellie Steel.
 LEFF1NGwELL-At Winsted Sept. 8, Jannett Lef1ngwell, aged 43 years. M1rcHELL-At Woodbury, Sept. 10, Asahel W. Mitchell, aged 70 years. P1ERcE-At Watertown, Sept. 8, Mrs Bethel Pierce, aged 98 years and months. CoRcoRAN-At Great Burlington, Sept. 18th, Andrew Corcoran, aged 42 years.
Connecticut western news., 1888-09-19
Deferred Correspondence.
SHARON

Edgar J. Reed and step-mother have been to Roxbury. Ct., to visit relatives.
 John c. Cottrell, of Stratford, Ct.. is visiting at D. J. Reeds and other friends.
 Fred Blake, of Bridgeport, is visiting friends in town.
 Rev Mir Webster, of Millerton, N. Y., preached in the M. E. church Sunday morning in exchange with Rev B. N. Lewis.
 Mrs G. A. Beebe, of Berkley, Va., arrived in time to be with her father, Ely Rowley, few days before his death.
 Allie Crapp, of New Haven, has been spending few days with his uncle, Ralph Rowley.
 James Loucks and wife, of Waterbu- ", are with his brother Charles. We presume they came up to see the boy blacksmith.
Connecticut western news., 1888-09-19
Is Consumption Incurable !

Read the following: Mir 0 H Morris, Newark, Ark, says: Was down with abscess of Lungs, and friends and phy- sicians pronounced me an Incurable Consumptive. Began taking Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption, am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm. It is the finest medicine ever made.' Jessie Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says: s'Had it not been for Dr Kings New Discove- ry for Consumption would have died of Lung Troubles. Was given up by doctors. Am now in best of health. :" Try it. Sample bottles free at W. H. Camps drug store.