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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-09
RECORDs or THE .N1PiES.
superintendent Bush's Recommendation"
Regarding the Manuscript.

WASHINGTON. u. G, Nov. s.-Com-
mander Richard Bush, superintendent OF
naval war records. recommends in MS
annual report. made public to-day tila'
the selection of original manuscript ior
the records OF the Union and Confederate
navies be made by board, to be com
bcrs THE second volume OF the records
viii soon be issued. There II enough oilsl-
nal manuscript on hand 10 make between
twenty and thirty volumes.
Tho reports Of the Union commanders
are full and complete. and Commandsf
Rush regrets that the Confederate recoraes
are moi equally so. This is due 10 the great
dificuly I'm collecting them, and also 10
the fact that the archives Of the CON
federate Navy Department were burned al
the close of the war.
A special agent Of the Government,
however. has BROUGHT TO light many du-
plcates Of these DESTROYED papers, o9-
tained from participants in the Conied-
crate cause.
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A. rnileptIc's Suicide.

caARLrsTON, W. VA Nov. S.-W:
eonnt,i,son. on aged sixty-flve. this morning
SaIked down 10 The Kanawa" ayd ws,Esd rsHr p"ns n
Ss SaSv was recovered shortly after
.nT .ras Tillison Was former clerk OF the
Eln,'s, Court and one OF the most proIni-
,,S'ra ,snt men in the county. lie was vic'im
r 0pilepey.
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The CIydc Strike.

GLASGOW Nov. s.-The strike OF
engineers and others I'm the Clyde ship
building yards is spreading. and viii en-
brace All OF the filters and engineers
now working. II is possible also that the
dispute between employers and employees
NAV extend TO the Thames, Tyne. and
Wear ship-yards.
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Quiet Restored ut Denver.

DENVER. col, Nov. S.-The election
trouhles have ouieted down To-day
Leber, the county clerk. Is in pesceabls
possesslon OF the office. The official
count will not be made until aext week.
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Pun Down in q Fog.

MORT MONROE, VA. Nov. Especial
pnring a heavy fog the Washington boat
Newport News ran Hown bas, me tug ,tnc na,y
the fireman. Anderson Gibbs, and the
.ook Bernard Randall Doth colored). The
resi- OF the crew were saved.
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Last night at 8 o'clock the postponed
service in memory Of the fsithful de-
parted was held at ~. Mary's church.
ft consisted Of recitais Of the rosary.
sermon. and benediction Of the blessed
sacrament. Appropriate music was
rendered by the choir.
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meeting Of the members OF the Pow
hatan club will be held on next Thurs
day evening. November 18th. at o'cock:
when the question Is 10 be decided
whether the club Is to be continued dur
ing the next year. All members OF the
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Deep RIM Hunt Club.

The members OF the Deep Run Hunt
Club will have another meet this aftcr-
noon. and a large turnout Of members
is expected. The rendezvous will be ~
c:l5 o'clock at Rio Vista. .-
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club are requested to be present on that
occasion To express their views on tho
subject. The absentees Will DC counted
as being opposed TO continuance OF
tho club
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NEW KENT c. H., VA, Nov. S.-Spe-
ciallThe following is the official vote OF
New Kent: Barnes Dem). for State Sem
ate SJ7; Collier Gnd), for State Senate,
ies Barnes majority, 10. Powell Qem.),
FOR House Of Delegates. 20; Hillyer 0nd),
for House OF Dslesate;s, ;cr,, iS ,qa ROBINSON
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JUDGE MANN's REPLY.

Late yesterday evening Judge Mann
wired Governor OFerrall as follows:
Nottoway &. n. Va. Nov. s. 1896
His Fxcellency Charles L. OFerraIl, Gov
ernor Of Virginia, Richmond.
AS the associate OF the Attorney General
I'm tbe cases OF the LunenDCrg prisoners
i must submit TO his opinion and be
controlled by II. whatever may be my
own Views. 1 think IL safer for the COM
monwealih that the prisoners should be
present when nunc pro tune order 10
made but will advise ths Judge Of Iunsn-
burg of the opinion of the Attorney-Gen-
eral. and Will not oppose the order In
the absence or the prisoners, but am un-
willing TO assume any responsibility upon
this point. There is no disposition on the
part of Lunenburg or her officers TO put
the state TO expense, and n permitted
she Will protect the prisoners with her
own citizens and at her own cost.
Most respectfully,
W III. MANN.
The Governor was In consultation last
night for some time with Attorney Gen
eral and Mr.. Carter Scott, and Judge IL.
result OF the conference was not gtsen
out.
WILL NOT SEND RICHMOND TROOPS.
Should Judge Orgain refuse to revoke
his order IN the asc and allow the prison.
ers to remain T., the Richmond Jail, the
Governor Is determined to send 0oops TO
protect. but on account OF the ill-feeling
existing there against them, he will not
call upon the Petersburg Grsys, COM
manded by Captain Heath and the DAN
Vile Troop. under command OF Captain
Freeman
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small Vote in Dickenson.

cLINPWOOD. VA, Nov. ESPECIAL -
Wuuam h. sutherland. the Democratic
candidate for the House OF Delegates for
Mise. Dickinson. and Buchanan counties.
carried this DickensOn) county by lW
majority There was a very small vote
noli.d In this county. General Walker,
he Republican candidate for Congress,
carried this county by o. votes last fall.
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rupoRrANr CLERTCAL ERRoR.
White QDemocrap Defeats Wood p'epub-
Iic,u) for the House 10y i3 Votes.

DANVIbLE. VA, Nov s.-special.-A
new face has been put on the election re-
turns by the discovery Vi 0'e4 e''''
af one Of the precincts.
THE county returns, as counted yester-
dav give Wood tRcp), for the Hohse,
n naaoritv over White uem.).
This morning an error in addition was
dtecn,-ared i'm the returns from Design
precinct. which takes p votes from
Woods vote. .,,-
10 be corrected White VIII be elected py
10 majority. The board will pass upon
the returns Monday.
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additional Returns From Grayson.

INDEPENDENCE. VA, Nov. S.-Spe-
80 been heard from but two, and give
RoIen 0emD for Senate. over Parr QHon-
aSt Election candidate) 800; Hale Dem.).
or the House. 236 majority over Perkins
dnd). The two precincts not heard from
NAV decrease these maJorities a little, but
!, il safe 10 saw that Hale has carried
ihe county by 30 and Bolen by 300.
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WICONTCO CHURCH, VA. Nov. s.
Special.-M. a. Cole Niep.l elected over
Chambers CDem) by lvi majority from the
counties OF Westmoreand and Northum-
beriand
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Among the prominent members are
General Joseph v. Hawley. present Sena-
tor OF the State: Hon. Charles B. An
A v. Rurr, the mentor OF Democratic
no,i,ics and the editor OF the Hartford
Daily Times Hon. Morgan @. Bulksley.
Ex-Governor of the State. known as the
,crowtar" Governor: Hon. i. G. I.ours-
hurry ex-governor OF the State: Hon.
George a. Sumner. ex-LIeutenant-Gov-
ernor: Samuel L. Clemens. Mark Twain).
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ROXBURY.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
 Next Sunday Miss Beardsley under takes another enterprise. The children's school will be held in the chapel, and it is hoped that this department may be made much larger. Parents who have not yet sent their children are urged to begin next Sunday. None will be too young. Miss Beardsley will be happy to take care of even the youngest if there- the school in the church. We hope her kind offer will be appreciated and &C., cepted.
 Remember the annual meeting of the consolation.
 Merritt Beers, who has been quite sick, is reported better. Work has been commenced at the Town hall. The foundation walls are being laid by James linus and James Thompson. The committee who have the matter in charge intend to push the work and have the addition complete by August.
 Mrs Garrison and M IS Allen Joyce are sick and under the car of Dr Pons. The reception at the Methodist parson- age, Wednesday, was well attended. Myron O'Dell has gone to Buffalo after another car load of cattle. MT and Mrs E. W. Preston have visited | friends in New York the past week. entertainment in the Town hall last | Thursday evening, was 8 success. The children and teacher deserve much credit The house was full and the receipts were more than anticipated. The funeral of Mrs Abigail Sanford was | held in the Episcopal church, last Friday afternoon, Rev W. D. Humphrey officiat. ing
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WESTPORT.
UP AND DOWN THE. .SAUGATUCK.


 Children's day will be appropriately observed at Trinity by special program of exercises, at which time special cer- tificates and rewards for scholarship will be given.
 Parties from Norwalk have been given the contract for moving the .Compo En- zine Co.'s building from it's present quar- ters to the opposite side of the street.
 On Sunday evening, June 16, the mem- bers of the fire department will attend the Saugatuck Methodist church and lis- ten to a discourse by the pastor, Rev MT Gilbert.
 c. B. Kemper and men are at work painting the State street bridge. at the factory by E.N. Sipperley.
 The Saugatuck Outing club met, Mon- day evening, with George T. Dayton. The Sons of Temperance have changed their meeting night from Thursday to Wednesday evening. Charles Fable will, if possible, move into his new quarters on King street on or about June l. His office in the village will be at W. H. Petrie's confectionery store.
 The annual meeting of the directors of the Willow Brook cemetery association was held, last Saturday, and reelected the old officers for the ensuing year. The Memorial day exercises were held in National hall in the evening, Rev Father Smith or New York being the or ator.
 Harry McDonough Post, G. A. R., at- tended Memorial church, last Sunday ev- ening, in body and listened to sermon by the rector, Rev Kenneth Mackenzie. Mir and Mrs l.. Fl. White of New York are guests of Mrs Whites parents, MT and Mrs J. o. Adams. The Chautauqua circle met, Thursday
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evening, with Rev and Mrs B. T. Abbott.
 The ladies of Christ church gave a sup per in the church parlors, Wednesday ev- ening, the proceeds of which will be used toward building fence around the cem- etery on King street.
 Miss Jennie F. Robinson, former res ident of this place, and Alfred w. Holley will be married at the residence of the brides sister, Mrs Charles R. Osborn, in Danbury, June 4.
 Miss Sadie Nichols of Bridgeport has been guest, during the past week, of Miss Carrie E. Nash.
 ". R. Macurdy and family, who have been spending the winter at Washington, D. O., returned home Tuesday.
 The graduating class of the Staples high school will hold their reception in National hall on Friday evening, the 18th. The members of the class are Miss Lulu Kemper, Miss Fife J. Albin, Miss Dorothy R. Adams, and Messrs Walter A. Peck, Alfred W. Warnock, Harry l.. Waterbury and Fred W. Wood.
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Cornwall in 1923. At the outbreak of the Rebellion the captain was very en- thnsiastic in defence of the stars and stripes and went to the front as com manding officer of Con pany C., l9 h Connecticut Heavy Artillery. He was beloved by his company, who were proud of their fearless and duty inspiring leader. At all times since early man. hood he has been strong champion of the noble traits of character of the Fath- CT of our Country; also q lover of the statesmanship of Thomas Jefferson. Having received liberal education in his youth, and also natural orator, he was ready at all gatherings of his com rades to address them. His 1emin- iscences of the soldier life in Dixie would fill volumes. The funeral services were held in the Congregational church in Cornwall, Tuesday afternoon, and were largely attended. Many G. A. R. veterans were there. The deceased vas a member of the Knight Post of Lake, vile. His body was laid at rest in the Cornwall cemetery.
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AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

| AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. On Sunday, Rev Edward P. Aver preached rousing sermon in commemo. ration of our country's perils and vic tories.
 Mrs George Tracy of Waterbury came up on Friday and with MT and Mrs J. W. Smith took drive to Litchfield Torrington and Burville.
 William Griswold has bought Is can Cooley Creamer and is furnishing cream to E. H. Clark of Morris from his herd of A COWS.
 | Alfred Anderson has moved into Jar wis k. Thompson's house.
 The showers on Monday were very fine and vegetation is looking much re- freshed.
 R. A. Jones and wife spent Sunday in
 Sherman Bacon of Waterbury was in town Sunday.
 Miss Sarah, daughter of Gilbert Allen, has returned from three years stay in California. She will spend the summer | in this vicinity.
 Miss Fannie Aver is spending some time with friends in Plainville. During her absence she attended the meeting of the Women's Congregational Missionary Society held in New Britain on May p. Mrs H. Wilbur Judson is with her sis ter, Miss Anna Daniels, of Waterbury. She has been great sufferer from dys- pepsia.
 John Ryden,a "a Swede, ,died on Tuesday, May 2l, at the residence of Lauren Still son sitter many weeks of suffering, in- duced by lightning. He has been kind ly cared for by MT and Mrs Stillson, who deserve much praise for their unsel- fish work.
 Arnold Jackson and Argyll Hull, came up from New Haven on their bicycles and spent Sunday at Mrs Hull's.
 James Parker has recently visited his brother in Bristol.
 Mrs Frank Stoughton visited relatives in Hartford and vicinity, last week.
 Miss Minnie Nelson spent Sunday in Watertown.
 Mrs David W. Ames has required the services of Dr J. G. Beckwick for sever- al days.
 MT and Mrs Blakeslee of Waterbury spent Sunday with Mrs Esther Crane.
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In Fairfield County.
TRUMBULL.
CHURCH NOTES.

The services, next Sabbath morning and evening, will be conducted by the pastor. The Y. F. s. C. E. meeting will begin at 30 p. m., Sunday evening, un. til further notice. The annual offering to the American Board of Foreign missions will be received at the close of the morn ing service.
 On account of the meeting of the
 Bridgeport Endeavor Union, Tuesday evening, the Daniels Farm meeting will
 be postponed until Thursday evening. The usual delegation from the Y. P. s. c. E. was appointed to attend the Union meeting in the Fairfield Congregational church, Tuesday evening. Many others are expecting to go as this is an impor- tant meeting before the Boston conven- tion.
 Last Sunday morning Rev W. F. White spoke earnestly of the need of improving our church edifice as early as possible. In the evening he gave some pel 3nal re- miriscences of ExPresident Seeley of Amherst.
 Preparations are being made to ob- serve Children's Sunday by appropriate services. The Sunday school will give their usual concert in the evening.
 Cards are out for reception to be given by Rev and Mrs W. F. White, Mon- odJ CNCuluss OuuC bo dlI bICil pal lSu- toners. As far as kl VII ersons in the parish have been thus invited. If by any inadvertence any have been omitted they will be most cordially welcomed on that occasion.
 B. H. Rogers drives new horse.
 Frank Plumb is putting new soda fountain in his store. The thirsty travel CT will then find a cool, refreshing drink when warm weather does come.
 Mrs W. N. French is with friends in Stepney for few weeks.
 The Village Improvement society will hold it's next regular meeting Wednesday evening, June 5, in the Town hall. The meeting will begin at 8 o'clock. All ladies and gentleman interested in vil- lage improvement are cordially invited to be present.
 The shower, Monday evening, ,interfer- ed with the Chautauqua meeting. Ten were present and took part in the debate on the question "Is the world better or worse for the influence of Charles Fred erick Worth? ?" The papers On art and the paper on salt mines will be read at the next meeting, June 10. The work of the month will at that time be review ed.
 Mrs D. J. Botsford, who is great lover of flowers, has transplanted in her garden, 9 varieties of chrysanthemums.
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MIDDLEBURY.
CHURCH AND PERSONAL BRIEFS.

Mrs Joel U. Strong and Mrs W. O. Trask spent Sunday at New Haven.
 Miss Cora E. Trask from Gloucester, R. l., is visiting her uncle, w. O. Trask.
 There was an entertainment at the Methodist church, Tuesday evening, got ten up by the Ladies' Aid society.
 Memorial services were held at the Congregational church.
 They have raised the money for flag at the Kissewaug schoolhouse. When that arrives the schools of Middlebury will be supplied with flags.
 There was very interesting meeting, Sunday evening. A young man from Waterbury named Starks led the meet ing.
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WARD
WEEDERS

Are necessity to farmers, as they will not injure the plants, and do re- move the weeds effectually, and are great time and labor savers.
 I have large assortment of Flows and Harrows and hand and riding Gull tivators,
 The Deerfield Steel Harness meets with universal favor. Ihave sold lots of them as we'll as of the leather, hand sewed article. Have har dled the same make for years and know what they are.
 It is time now to think of Mowers, etc. I have three kinds of Mowers, five kinds of Rakes, two of Binders and Reapers, and am afraid of no com petition.
 My stock of Wagons and Carriages is complete and frst-class, stylish, durable, finely finished, low priced ve- hicles like these, are sure to please the most particular. K I have all sizes of the Champion | i. Spring Lumber Wagons, the pole of which never whips, while the draft is one-third lighter than that of ether wagons.
 Rather dry weather, isn't it? Water is going to be an important item soon, I think. A good Artesian We'll will be a great comfort this summer, if you are wise enough to have one drilled. I shall be glad to consult with you on the subject. I also furnish pumps and windmills.
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 for business or pleasure, and return the same day.
 A young lad employed at the box shop severely injured one hand, last week, it being crushed in the printing press. Three others have before receiv- ed similar injuries.
 Mrs Gray recently visited her daugh- ter, Mrs T. F. Wheeler.
 Miss M. A. Shelton has been visiting her sister in New Haven.
 Mrs c. s. Potter of Locust Grove, Westville, is making her annual visit with her cousin, Mrs H. Wheeler.
 Blacksmith William c. Wheeler, who came from Woodbury and bought place has been having good business since opening up the shop here. He is prepar- ed to do shoeing, wagon repairing and everything in the smithing line, and as soon as the people become acquainted with his work he will probably have all that he can attend to.
 Next Sunday at 5 p. m., after the Sun- day school, will be held memorial ser vice, emitting service at the usual hour, 3 p. m. The Christian Endeavor meet ing will be held at p. m. The following Sunday, the former schedule will be re- sumed. Extensive preparations are be. ing made for Children's day. The an- nouncement of the date will appear later. Mrs Granville Warner of Hull's Hill has gone to South Norwalk to take care of her sister, who is very sick.
 F. H. Gray is expected home in few days.
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SOUTHFORD.
APPRECIATE THE BEE.

A lady of recognized literary ability, now visiting in this place, speaks in highly complimentary terms of the bright, businesslike appearance of THE BEE, copy of which for the first time. recently came under her notice.
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The NeWtoWn Bee
 FRIDAY, MAY 31.1s95.
 CIRCULATION: JANUARY 1, 1889. oI0 LAST WEEK. 3loU
Litchfield County News.
BETHLEHEM.
BATH OF JAMES COPELAND.

DEATH OF JAMES SCUFELANU.
 James Copeland died, May 2l, after a long illness from consumption. He was native of Virginia, but had resided in this vicini9y for several years. He leaves wife and one boy to mourn his loss. His funeral was attended at the Metho- dist church by Rev MT Adams on Thurs day at 3 D. m. The interment was in the South cemetery. Mrs Copeland's brothers, Daniel and Selah Waldron, of Waterbury came up to attend the funer- al and Mrs Copeland went home with them for few days rest.
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CHRIST CHURCH AFFAIRS.

The ladies of Christ's church, Bethle- hem, will give strawberry and ice cream festival at the Town hall, We'd nesday evening, June 5. Supper will be served from to 8, after which series and entertainment will be % cents.
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CoRNWA.HL BRIDGE.
pEATH OF CAPT E. Fl. COLD.

Capt Edward K. Gold died very sud- denly at the home of George Wright, 26th. He had reached the aee of II years and eight months, being born in
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THAT NEW MORNING TRAIN EAST PLEASEs.
 Everyone is jubilant over the reinstal- m ent of the morning train East, as it is
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MORE GOOD NEWS For All Women Who Are Sick.
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My suffering every month was dread ful. The doctor gave me morphine to ease the pain, but nothing to cure me; and I was obliged to spend two or three days in bed. Now I have no pain at all
 '' l can work harder, and be on my feet longer, than have for years. I cannot praise your medicine enough. I am glad to(tell every one that I was cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound. "- MRS. NEWTON COBB, Man chester, Ohio. All druggists sell it.
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KENT.

THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAyoR CONVENTION.
 The meeting of the Housatonic c. E. Union, which was held lin the Congregational church, Tuesday morn ing and afternoon had large attendance and the meeting was a very interesting one. The banner society represented came from Sharon, D per cent of the members of that society being present at the meeting. The banner, which was very handsome one, the design being original with Rev c. w. Hanna of Falls Village, was painted by F. Moses and was a work of art. The inscription at the top was, "We are laborers together
 with God" in the center was represen- tation of the world surrounded by a chain and at the top of the world the two ends of the chain grasped by hand. At the bottom the words, ssHousatonic Union, organized 1SS7.o MT Hanna pre- sented the banner to the society from Sharon with an appropriate and pleas ing address.
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DEATH OF FREDERICK A. MALLORY.
 Frederick A. Mallory died Thursday, May 23 The funeral services were held in the Episcopal church, Saturday after noon. Mr Mallory had large circle of friends and acquaintances and the at tendance at the funeral was large.
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WONDERS NEVER CEASE!

A wonderful machine, the Aspinwan pota- to planter, absolutely guaranteed the only au- tomatic potato planter in the world
 Blessed is he who invents in times like these,
 Potato machinery that will do the work with ease"
 And another wonderful machine is the Thompsons Wheelbarrow Grass Seeder. Seed can be sown on any kind or condition of soil ,and in wind or rain. It is a time saver: therefore a cash saver Nothing like it in the world
 Also the Oliver Chilled Plow, of which we have sold more than 1000. Also the Yankee, Syracuse Armsby & National Flows, Wheel and Steel Tooth Harrows, and agriculture imple- ments ofvarious kinds. General hardware, man ufacturers and machinists' supplies.
 Send or call for circulars for Potato Planter, Wheelbarrow Seeders, Flows and Harrows.
 T. HAWLEY & co. 397, 40l WATER ST. BRIDGEPORT, CT.
 great reduction in the price of the Oliver Flow 1885, agents for the Adriance Buckeye Mower