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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-05-16
A NEW WRINKLE
In the Postof1ice Line Which Works Under
Either Administration,

... Either Administration.
YOUNGSTOWN, O., May 8.--The change in
the administration has caused curious state
of affairs at North jackson, this county.
Under the former Republican administra.
tion George w. Shaffer was for many years
the postmaster, running the Office in con-
nection with his store. When Mr.. Cleye-
land took charge Of government affairs Mr..
Shaffer was retired, and Edward Foulk, a
Democrat, was appointed as his successor,
and still holds the appointment. Mr.. Foulk
promptly removed the Office to his store, in
which his brother, George Foulk,. is part
ner. The latter is an ardent Republican,
and has made application for the postmas-
tership, to succeed his brother, and, if sue
cessful will allow the Office to remain where
IL il
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-05-16
FEMALE COMPLAINTS A
SPECIALITY.

Cured Without Local Treatment.
demonstrations strictly private and con-
fidential. Where it is not convenient to see
thedoctor. at his appointed places. send your
name, lock of your hair, and age, with cent
postage stamp, to pay return postage, and it
will be promptly answered. Address j. q.
Andrews, M. D., Wauseon, Fulton county,
o., Box IL.
Bowlihg Green, Russell House, May q, 18th.
Deshler, Ross House, May 20. "a .-4..s=1
North Baltimore, Baltimore House, May 80.
Hamler, Coe hotel, May 81.
Holgate, Edwards House, June and 2. :
Defiance, Crosby House, June and6.
Napoleon, Capitol House, June and8.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-05-16

painful OF all to break the news of his
death to the woman he had loved.
He inclosed her own letters to Miss
Conyngham-all except a little formal
note accepting an invitation to drive,
though why he had retained this he
could not explain to himself. The
locket he promised to forward by
friends who we're gong to England.
Some how the locket did not co. and
it would have puzzled his friends had
he heen killed and this unknown face
found among the papers he always
carried with him. He came to regard
it as his tutelary divinity and had
faint superstition that it had rendered
him impervious to bullets. At any
rate, he found it easy to make excuses
for its detention in the correspondence
which passed between the originaland
himself, and which he found so pleas
ant that he continued it loug after the
close of the war.
Finally Maj. Estes wrote that he
had been appointed consul to one of
the cities Of England and that he
would take an early opportunity to re-
store the portrait in person.
When the portiere that covered the
entrance to one of the handsomest
houses in Cheltenham, had been, push
ed aside and Helen Conynghan, mag
ni6cent in her beauty, entered, Maj.
Estes heart beat SO hard that be
could scarcely speak, and, indeed. be
never knew what he did say What
his heart Was saying was, my queen.
For it fell down and worshiped her
then and there and never sweryed
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-05-16
He Tells Your Disease Without Askinn
Questions, Consultations Free.

nc IeHS uOur UioedSe WitHuut 'AsAitN
Questions. Consultations Free.
He takes no patients without he can cure
them. He has practiced medicine for 40 years
in all parts of the globe.
Cures All Chronic Diseases.
No matter who has pronounced you incura-
able, The Good Samaritan will cure you when
others fail. There are thousands of longsuf-
ferers he has cured after doctoring for years
with others. They hail his name with de-
light, and rejoice in telling other sufferers so
they can get relief as they did.
He cures all Chronic Diseases, such as
Epileptic Fits, Spasms, Paralysis, Asthma,
Rheumatism, Bilious and sick Headach,
Neuralgia, Fever Sores, all forms of Scrofula,
Catarrh in the head, Liver Complaint, Drop
sy, Kidney Diseases, Erysipelas, Spinal Dis
eases, Female Weakness, and ali private Dis
eases. Piles cured without knife.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02
E3AMEs Cn11.Y OuMroUNn
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.

Thsn SWia llssaees sonss unsG1o OuDsssne.
DsseOs ea0as s1at 49, azs etaealt - suss-
% - their patients. vaises ceaAy o.
pounA haD pef0nAeasly e1Eoa ~ went ooDeo
q Bheono&ADa ana AeufAlo1A.oo say tAooo
W. nvU useait.
snaviae bssa tsoublsA win RhsumAsasm
q ~ knse aAl fo9s ~ ave yeasa. I Ne ~
most unable - eot afounos an1 We vsry
oeeen ooa0no0 70 NJ be1 ~ Woohs - tine.
usse ealy eae bosiis q PAansNs Oelery Com
p0un1 ana Waa perfectly eufo0s I oAA now
jump axoaAA. ana tel g lively - bey."
H8ANK OA1OLls
1uSoaov N0vaAA
otea eix for = %. prugsista.
Mammoth FestiuoaiN Papor 9veo.
W8LLA hlCH Al OoON 3 Co. Yrupgtetora
Buriiagton. W
HauonA nvaa GIVE Poster aa1 DFl6hter
ssssVA ~ Colors thAA any other Dye.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02
a sersp Of Paper saves Hsr LIE.

1t wss Just an ordinary scrap Of writing
ss.. sss sss vas = ,usursbis and could i've only
short time, she weighed less than seventy
ssSa Of pr. Kings Ne. Discovery. md GOT {
sample bottle II helPsd her, che bonght {
larse bottle. Il helped her more: belght
use and 10 now strong. healthy. rosy. plump
Weighing lao pounds: For fuller pSftlculari
smith. H s Trlsl Bottles Of this iii: wondsriSi Dis. %
o0Verv rec ct II. b. Uochran's Drug store, u,
and l30 North Queen street, LAncastsr. Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02
From Ols velaad, Ohio,

From Cleveland, Ohio,
Comes a let or signed T. walker, saying
"About six months ago commenced t6hing
HSSr0Ock Blood Bt1srS for prOtracted case OF
lumbago ana general debility. ana now Am
and WOnted strength. Feel better altogether" |"
For sale by II. n. Cochran, 0ruggist N ana
u North Queen street, LAncastoT.
COUGH, R,WHOOPIN0C COUGH ana Bronchitls
ihmediataly relieved bY shiloh! Cure, sela n
Queen 81 LAncaStAxs Pa ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02

An Oa.1s oDo0Ou.
Q Man wbook 2 Shou ~
Lcok we'll about ana -
How. q thfs UeetAl stas,
All thtpgs oompounoe0 -
OF she fous eleoeptss
TbosgA, 70 thy IN - 0ensos
! Ar ,usk msny foene thsy rasss
And aSo 20 swim - chAAoo.
1hess. ln tAs1r nassrs safe.
Aloae - esill endure
Ana shoa. xo0 each IN turns
Shalt uiso Lesson learn.
First tAou shalt view ~ coil,
0ivea 20 sAy patient toll;
Dse how the tseming esrth
70 al good thiuss gives binh
t1alf the year oold she 10.
BurSoa IN snow ana Toe,
Dut when the days Of spring
baek the warm suushine bring,
Meehly she smiles again,
rcrssttins I'll her peiu,
And When wo wouno hse 0es1S
Hasvest most rich - yields.
30 when Uod tsiss Thy Asare
keenly With seAe And smart
Whsn pain snd peril stSnA.
fhrea cnipa. at sitAse SAd.
Ana when ~ rain OF gr1ei
nringe thy spent soul folief,
Dee that ia 4 torrs OF usnise
ktul thy falnt yt tee thou ralse
Ana thas thou yiold brave Needs
Alghoush thy Woak hart blesds,
Aegeto tnou then tne eea,
Which. though 90 sesnine free.
Throusb All m. srrsnt v.x.
narr. Hov 80 hr.ars,s rcsr
NsatinS uncr - .nors
NJ hssio1s mcmrt,sr hssh
ThrsSten ths v~,v 40,
v.t Nh~re,s M s~srv vsva
Hovs.sr a. o,m snS rsvs,
nsvc n rshsIiso. srv
"a mn its hon nasry
ID svst thou ~ vst:r tsesh
IIoo0sr than eonsus 80 nveaeh.
20 shsil ~ Am ~ nm
0ov.rn thv rassaor stslI,
Thou1h 4 ilsroo ~ thav vasa.
Yea' tnoush thev stcrm IA rrss.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02
FyUrlCunx nnMxDrna
EvK1Y HIGHT I sCRATCngD
usM - 0su ~ nsw-es1v Osvssse
~ ~ OussoagN He0o0ooo.

{. so.ss y -! yc.S! q tss sSsa !. sssa.sy
sorS,s4 1, g - Att ~ Ase 9 Akea ,s - q.
eo0o - 4tsf o. vt9n q ee6an le loot
~ eySo = 0Mtsr eNeeo9 - 49, S1loe
lvoel1 sslsaSA evesy niSSs lntn We nv,
~ ~ ~, Ss1s nions ~ ecsSess ~ ossno S SeocSee
bet yttloet -. Altee elytse up an hopO D
TSeWsfy. neppenc1 70 - g eaySrssoS6Ses
Yo090I01e "a putohaetd 1Ae0 fcem Hy
Sre9eisS aao obSeaeee 0woet im1eeAee -
ueL D49o1 " eouoe t1at tlo eooAy 0tuH
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02
Honesty shs sssst Policy.

In Advertising Q medicine It IL best to bs
honest; d. option Will never do; the people
Burdock Blood Btusrs cure scrofula, and al
eruptiOns OF the SKIN. This medicine 10 sold
OvelyWh here by druggis's. 1os sale by II. h
Gtrn0t. LanOaSt0r.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02

Not only in the spring time, but all the year
round people VIII need . reliable cathartlc.
We would recommend Laxador. Price .
cents.
! he real need Of sick baby 10 not 90 much
medicine - 1t 10 some thing to ''assist naturA" "
Many thiugs arc yecomme nded, but the best
known remedy for the ailments Of young chill.
dren 10 DR.. 1ull's Baby syrup. Price only Is
cents bottle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02
Oatarrh 10 Consumption,

Casarrh IN ~ Dc. e.truetsve foros stands next
70 ana undoubtedly leads on TO o0psumpt1on.
II 70 therefore singular that those fniotod with
this fearful dissaSe should not make y the OBJ
joct Of their lives 20 rid them sslyoo OF Il. Dc.
captive remedies ocnC0Cto0 By ignoeAnt pre-.
tendoru to medical knowledge have Weakene0
isrsrs Ia ali advertised remedies. Thsy. be-
come foeignod TO q life Of mieory rather than
torturU themselves with ooubtful palliativees
But this vi mover DO. Catsrih must b nst
might In mHuy cases the disease hss assumed
dangerous symptoms. 1he bones ana cartilage
OF the nose, the organs Of hearing. OF seeing
ana OF tastlng 90 sheoteo e 70 be useless. the
rvuls e slcas.soa re throat 90 innS% S 2;
treoetng cough.
OF CAta,rh, from . simple head cold 10 the
most loAihsome and Destructive stages. tits
local ana constitutional. Instant In relieving,
permanent IN caring. safe' economical ana
zach packsss contains one bottle Of tAs
RADICAL CUM, one box CAfARllAL sokvIKT.
pr1eos q.
PoE1m Daus CH.xloAL Co. Bossox.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02

Rupture cure guaranteed BY Dr.. :. b. Mayer.
81 Arch street, Philadelphia. Ease ct 0noe.
NO operation or delay from business, attegted
BY Thousands OF cures after others fAil. advice
froe, send for circular. mArlOlydAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02

rs,esv csisz ccSpssna - essa soa:
49, eeet@ ni,i.6 g snts nS nSys soy
enl me- hon Ne oo1nlalet. An Wy gnto.
f1l - you." CaAe .. IeXlS
o0atral vNla6A O..
PAlNK'B CELEnY COMPOUND.
pAenIaiS,s. "a eouid nc - roiisf unui
uss1 fAlneS Qolery Conpoan0. A1ter ueing
SxSuHL nurCnlrs0u,
Do. Oogn1ah, u. b.
EFRBCIS LASTING CURES.
-rs,seS cs':sy ccnpcsn1 sss y:r,ssYr%sa sYr.
oopls 6 leteees cent . any eAerss. rleannt
- tAno, 9oeo noe 0loturb. bat Ans 0laeetion,
Nnl o0taroly vegetable child can take &C.
WhsSS ths 1se 81 Sunsring longer win RSou.
DatoD ana NoufAlgiAS
nahiasLlyins uponI actAaed ecod are Healthy,
SsSs HAPPY nearty. ltis uneQuaAeo.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02

- Oh es~
Ars you DISTURBED at- night ana broesl q
your rest By sick chnd suffering ana crying
with ths excrueiatanS pain Of emitting tsetAf
II q. 70 ct once ana get Q bottle q NRs.
WINDOWS SOOTHIH6 sYRUP. lt Wiu ~,
lisvo ths POOR little sufferer immsaiAtaly-Ao,
pouA upoa tt; thsre y no mistAke aboat II
YhAro y not motAsr On earth Who hAs eve
ussd if Vho viu not tail y0u at oAss thas q
WM regulate ths bowslss ana give ross - ~
opsENsinS IKE magic. II = per1sotiy sAas .
uss n Ill eAsss ana pleasant 70 The tAsA anl b
- prescription of ous Of the Oldest Anl bess
1omAis pAysAn1Ans and nurDes IN ths Unios1
otAaas. eoiA evesyvAesA . eeue eetaae.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02
Eupepsy.

Eupepoy.
This is what you ought to have, In fact you
must have It. 70 fully enjoy II. Th0uf Ands are
searching for It daily. ana mourning becsuse
they nnd It not. Thousands; upon 0ousands
In the hope that they may attain this boon.
And yet It may be had BY all. We guarantee
that Electric Bitters, II used according to al.
r9cti0ns and the use persisted in, VIII bring
you Good Digestion ana oust the demon DyS-
pepsia and install instead Eupepsy. We REQ.
eil diseases OF Liver stomach and kidneys.
Sold 1t SOC and q % per bottle 1t H. b. Cooh.
rams Drug store. Isl and lSe North Quesn
ntroot. Lancastor, "a, (N
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02
An JNTOHTUNATE PERsON.

An UNTOHTUNATE PEkSON.
Tho most unfortunate person In the world 10
ono afaicted with sick headache, but they will
be relieved at once BY using Dr.L Leelle's special
Prescription. Bee advertisement In an6ther
column. (4)
sL1BPLkSb NIGHTS, made mieerable by
IoF You, Sold by H. B. Cochran, druggist, No.
IN and lSo North Queen st.. LAncAster. Pa t11
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02
Not D Oaeo,

Not q case of rheumatism, not Gaze OF neu
rslgia not Q case OF lameness, not q case o
poin or spraiE not one has fsiled TO 20 wheI
Sets cked by 1hosos' Aclectrtc OIL. For sal
By II. b. Cochran, druggist LII ana lO hort
Queen street., Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02
. spsnt Fiitx ilollas.

In doctorfng for Iheumattsm before ! tried
INonas' Eeisctrtc on. Used 30 can't bottle Of
this medicine. and got out IN one week. FOR
ham. East Pembroke. n. Y. For sale by n. n.
Cochran. druggist Isl and LIB NORTH 0ussn
otEoot LAncaStof.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02

Tn Bnsf sALvs In the world for Gut. BRUISES
QlaDps6 Hands. Chilblalns, OoeAs, anA ~
Hopsyss2SasSd. ~ g gnsss1sS,Sn s,InnS e Pv2Rcs:;
SeanN pr boz; !oe Ss,e y =; 3: 0oeSxa.'
An66StSR. Pa 1unoo5.ly0
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02
0PIOIAL NOTXOle


Oailed to Pfsoeh.
We feel called upon to preach q few gospel
facts facts that arc worth moving. We want
everybody 70 enjoy all that Is possible In this
world. We want al those who are suffering
from rheumatism, neuralgia. and ali acheS,
sprains ana pains to know that TNe~sas' 1elso.
erte on % an unfailtpg 8 and splendiA cure. For
oslo BY h. h. Cochran, druggist, In ana ~
North Queen etrook LAn0AAtef.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02

Whas Cast He Carsa 1lass He Endosea." !"
9his old adage does not signify that We must
cine with The curative properties Of Bvrdosk
6lood BJttsrs 10 available. 1t 10 one OF the
most substantial and reliable remedies sold
toosy, For sale By II. b. Cochran, 0fuggist
in and 10 North Queen streot LAncastSt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02

THAT HACKING COUGH can be 20 Qulckly
eureA By ehilOh's Cure We guArAntee Il eclA
by =. B. Cochran druggist Noo. IN md -
North Queen 81, LanoA6t6I. Pa ~
SHILOav COUGH ana Consumptson CaEs
n oold by NJ ON 3 guArAntea. II cures Con-
oumption. Sold by II. B. Cochran druggist
kos. N ana lo North Queen sts LAne6:tess
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02

AUBssemsut under our store loo0 1nel
Rent. q suitable for Barber o. eAoenaah
Apply at our store.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02

DrnfPLHe. black heaAs. rsd, rough. eSsp.
kxm pea ana oily skin prevented ~ Cufi-
CUnA kOAR.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02
A RETROSPECT

-. H.1~H
Justto Aaks esms Thinsp tiAans
Let 10 turn the hands Of time baAk ~
stsSsans 6i@sfcnca bstVesn ~" The nSeSSS
CrtcH ~ asnt.s Snits snS avsrso:fS ~ ~ r.
ssrIhresay rhs - ms,c. an oers,a Au.voeas
n1nHnsss sv,ss ~: "a Ths ~ rshrvasv ,s1rsSsS~
CuHsSs c.Iv .iS sS s,I - vsi,sS ~ = 49,
prics guy saA M.xt nsn, @ IN vS@e ~ G ot,e .us.
ssnvrc1 ASSs~sssS@ sSSs
'os .uov
Can shoy you The Zee. : ! sosho. u sss -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02

Diamond Dys Sss.. S,s s::: .;:s =; ;ss SD sCss:s
Connecticut western news., 1889-01-16
Poi nfern.

New milch COW and calf for sale See adv.
 Some important probate notices appear to-day.
 Be sure and read the description of the two farms situated in the town of Sharon which are now offered for sale at very low price. and on easy terms.
 Listen to what Hubbell, the clothier, has to say i'll another column. He h,s store full of goods which he is selling at ridiculously low prices, yet he Says "Don't ask why, but come and see them"
 The weather clerk cannot produce a January thaw this year, but B. Hollis ter & Son are promptly on hand with their January sale and customers are rushing to their bargain counter like flies to 8 molasses hogshead. Read their new advertisement.
 We invite your special attention to the advertisement of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad If you will carefully read it you will obtain much information, but please allow us to mention fact not named in the adver- tisement, viz: that Mir E. StJohn. the general manager of that great railway system is a native of Kent, Conn.,, ard was formerly the Housat mic railroad station agent there, but few years ago he went west and by his own intrinsic merit has risen to be the general man : ger of the great Rock Island Route.
Connecticut western news., 1889-01-16
SOUTH ANAAN.

The weather is the theme of universal comment. Henry Howe hal occasion to dig some post holes Jan 11th. He dug three feet deep without encounter ing a particle of frost. Sunday the weather was unusually lovely. The Rev Mir Pierrepoint exchanged with Mir Hermann, and preached from the text "Some fell among thorns'
 The annual meeting of the Sunday school was held on Sunday. Mir H. P. Morse was reelected superintendent. Mir Chas Chase, treasurer.
 Mir H. NJ. Adams, formerly of Lake vile, now making his home in Indiana, has been visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity.
 Several from this part of the town joined the excursion to Bridgeport.
Connecticut western news., 1889-01-16
THE DOUGLAS LIBRARY.

THE NEWS of Jan 9th., published the following enquiry made by the South Canaan correspondent:
 Will you give your readers, Mir E,lit"r. some brief account of the Douglas Library The rising genera tion seem to be quite ignorant of thelr benefactors When was the library founded |? and was MT Wm Douglas the sole donor?
 The catalogue of said library, issued in 1SS6. states:
 "The Douglas Library was founded in 1921, by legacy in the will of the late Wm Douglas. The fund was increased in 1889 by the will of the late Robert Baker. and at the present time amounts to $l.3OO, the income from which is used annually for the purchase of books"
 The librarians report for the year ending Sept 30, 1883, shows that the number of books then on the catalogue was 2,167. The number of books drawn during the year was 1,6S3. Books then in the hands of members 239. New books added during the year 13S B 'oks rebound 24 Persons using library S9 New members 19. Amount of funds S1 300. Cash on hand $9O.11,
 New books have recently been added which increases the number of volumes to nearly 2.3OO. For 8 description of the building recently donated to the town for the use of the library, consult back numbers of THE NEWS, and for further information refer to THE NEWS f Dec 5, 1888
 Inasmuch as the year 1889 is the semi-centennial of Robert Bakers benefaction it is suggested that now would be an appropriate time for other philanthropists to increase the Douglas Library fund, not by lagacy, how ever, as in that case the donor or testator must die within the year in order to have the library receive the money during this semi-centennial year. bat no rich person need fear it will kill them to immediately increase the library fund to $2 500 or &. GOO. or even more if they feel disposed. The names of Wm Douglas, Robert B ,ker and Edmund D. Lawrence (the latter the donor of the library builling) are inseparably connected with the Douglas Library and will always be held in grateful remembrance.
Connecticut western news., 1889-01-16
kll RON.

A young cyclone struck our village Vednesdao eve. between 8 and o'clock doing some damage to houses, blowing down fences and trees. R H. Miller had his barn started from the founda- tion Hiram Bennett's roof to his stoop was found on the ground the next morning. M Klebes is without a chimney. both being blown off, also his flag pole broken and on the ground. The pole has been raised, but the chimnies, which are not of so much consequence, are left as they were found the next morning.
 H B. Wheeler is to work B B Reed x farm the coming season. His son, Grant, is to stay with Durham & Lea vens. It is reported that Grant is to take unto himself housekeeper in the. near future.
 Frank B. Spearing has gone to Fla, :, to spend the winter. He was there last winter.
 The M. B. sociable at B H Bartram B last Wednesday evening, was 8 failure, owing to the cyclone.
 We will now lay down the pen for some one more able to weild it than we have been.
 They say "Peck' has got a very handsome calender of 1889 with his girls picture on it, it Is very fine.
 J. M. REED.
Connecticut western news., 1889-01-16
Calendar rs and CallenGler.

We have received calendars for 1889 from the following named firms, who will please accept our thanks:
 Messrs A. T. x M Rrraback, fire and life insurance agents, Canaan. Conn.
 Messrs Wild x Stevens, manufactur- CTS of printers roller~ and composition, l4S Congress St, Boston. Mass
 Messrs D. J Reilly x Co.,, manufac- turers of printers rollers, composition and tablet glue, Nos. 324 and 326 Pearl street, New York.
 The Pope Mfg. Co.,, manufacturers of Columbia bicycles and tricycles (this year they might sell icicles if they could manufacture them) No. 79 Frank lin St, B ,ston, Mass.
 The Smith X Anthony Stove Co.,, of Boston, manufacturers of the celebra- ted Hub Ranges.
 Messrs c. I. Hood & Co.,, Lowell, Mass, the well-known propriet IS of Hoods Sarsaparilla.
 The Kansas Investment Co.,, of Topeka, Kansas, whose eastern office is at l0l Devonshire St., Boston, Mass.
 The Hartford Life and Annuity Insurance Go. G. B. Stoddard Is their special agent.
 The largest. best and most accepta- ble one Was sent us by Geo. P. Strong, 1ealer in stoves and tinware, Canaan, Conn. He sent us Chas c. Calender, the plumber, to repair Jack Frost's work on the water pipes. It costs 35 cents an hour to keep c. C. but he is we'll worth it.
Connecticut western news., 1889-01-16
GREAT HARRINGTON.

The Housatonic Agricultural society held it's annual meeting last Thursday and elected these officers President, Theodore s Baldwin, of Esremont :; e-presidents, Frank A Palmer, of Stock bridge. Alonzo Bradley, of Lee :; treasurer, Frank H Wright secretary, Henry T Robbins. of Great Burlington members of the executive committee for two years, Noble B Turner, of Ct Burlington, w H Miner, of Monterey, Dwight Boardman, of Sheffield. The choice of superintendent of the fair grounds was referred to the executive committee. A number of changes were made in the premium list and it Was voted not to hire expert committees.
 The Courier office has beeu furnished with electric lights. $
 Rev Henry J. VanLennep, D D., one of the principals of the Sedgwick Institute since 1879, died Friday, aged B years. Dr VanLennep was born in
 
 He was sent to this country to be edu- cated and graduated at Amherst college Returning to Turkey he became a missionary. and continued at his post of duty for 30 years. In 1869 he returned to this country, and in 1879 tu this village. Dr VanIIennep was the author of several valuable works on Bible lands. The funeral service was held Sunday at the Congregational church.
 Martin Jourdan, Johu Ausbury and Michael McGowan, tor breaking and entering a tenant house on the J. NJ. Mackie farm and stealing 10 gallons of cider, the night of January 9th, were brought before the District court Mon. day, where they plead guilty and were bound over to the grand jury, now iu session ct Pilt.6sld.