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EO. V. PAINE,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Car
roll, Carroll County, Iowa.
Money Loaned and Invested, Collections made,
Loans made on improve farms, at legal rates of
Interest, ten per cent, per annnm.
Refers to D. J. Warner, Esq. and Col. Lorenzo
Tnpuer. Iy50
JAMES CARKAHAN,
DEALER in Spruce, Hemlock, Pine and Hard
wood Lumber, Coal, and all kinds Shingles,
Building Timber, Lath, Pickets, 4, 6 and 6 inch
Matched Flooring of the finest quality. Packing
Boxes ; also, Superphosphate of Lime, and other
Fertilizers ; Canaan, Conn. 47tf
fVJTI. ADAM, 2nd,
D
EALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE
since 1S51.
East Canaan. Conn.
UA'DERWOOD A: LAWBENCE,
MANUFACTURERS of and Dealers in Doors,
Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Glass, Window
Frames, Hacking Boxes, Sinks. Lumber, Feed,
Meal, Gronud Piaster, Ac, Canaan, Conn. Iim33
IRA CHAPMAN.
TltTASOX. All orders for mason work, promptly
attended to. UoouworK and reasonable pri
ces guaranteed.
Salisbury, Jan. 25th, 1812.
ly2S
KOBERT I. LIVINGSTONE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR.
Sharon, Conn.
GEORGE SIIELI.EY.
NEW MARBLE SHOP. Monuments ; Tomb
Stones ; Table-Tops : Wash-Stand Tops ; Mar
ble Mantles ; Cemetery Fencing, or anything per
taining to the Marble business. Prices Always
Reasonable.
Salisbury 1871. 19tf
Mi. IV. MiSVKl,,
EALER in Flour, Feed, Meal. Wheat and Rye
Feed. Plaster, lie.
Cornwall Bridge Mills, Ct. lj-9
ROCKY DELL HOUSE.
LI.f E Rock, Conn., n. W. Thorp, Proprietor,
Boarding by day or week. Horses and Car
riages at all hours. 'Good Bar attached. Iy3
GEORGE MElVIN.
SALISBURY, Conn. House, Sign and Ornamcn
3 tal Painter; Graincr, Glacier, Paper Hanger,
Jtc, &c. Iy3
F. C. FRENCH)
DEALER in General Merchandise, Lime Rock,
Conn. All goods warranted as represented,
and at the lowest market prices. 3
I. G. THAYER,
rpUSEK of the Piano, Chatham Village, N. Y
J Particular attention given to cleaning and
repairing. All work gnarauteed. The best of ref
erences given if required. Orders by mail, or left
with Mr. i). F. Stillman of Lakeville, will be
promptly attended to. y2
I. F, SXILLHIAN,
LAKEVILLE, Conn",
the Piano.
Jnly 14th. 1871.
Organist, and Teacher of
lyl
CLARENCE H. WAKGI1,
rilUNER and Repairer of Pianos. .
JL Organs and Melodions made as good as new
by putting in new bellows. All orders by mail, or
left with Mr. D. F, Stlllman will receive prompt
attention. Satisfaction guaranteed. P. O. address
Milt River. Mass. Iv45
E. W. SPURR,
IjVALLS Village, Conn., dealer in Lumber, Shin
' gles. Lath, Doors, Sashes, Lime, Cement,
Hardware, Nails, Iron, Steel, Flour, Grain, Feed,
Seeds, Salt, Groceries, Provisions, Paints, Oils,
fee, &c.
July i4th, 1871. ltf
W. G. GARDNER,
FALLS Vintage Conn., Merchant Tailor and
dealer in Foreign and Domestic cloths, Vest
ings Trimings, Jbc, &c. Garments cut and made
up in the latest style, at short notice. Store under
the Town Hall.
July 14th, 1871. ltf
I. J. WARNER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
Salisbury, Conn.
LICE, FIRE, land ACCIDENT
NSCRANCE effected, by D. T. Warner (in the
L law office of O. J. Warner,) Salisbury, Conn.
BARNARD HOUSE,
SALISBURY, CONN.
W. E. HICKS, Sec't.
July 14, 1871. lyl.
MONTGOMERY Lodge, No. 13'
F. Ac A. JH. Regular Communica
tion Wednesday Evening Aug,14 1872.
m
Allyn House Jewelry Store,
78 Asylum Street,
Hartford, Conn.
C. K. HUBBARD;
Dealer in line
Gold and Silver Watches, Chains,
Jewelry, Seal Rings, Silver and Pla
ted ware. Opera Glasses, and all goods
that belong to the trade. All kinds of Watches
Repaired in the Best manner. Iy27
Special Dispatch !
REDUCED TAMEE!
AT
JEWELL'S
SALISBURY STORE
WHERE MAY BE FOUND A FIRST-CLASS
Stock of
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
'9
Consisting of
SIIKS, WORSTEDS,
JLINEN and COTTON GOODS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
and WATER-PROOF GOODS.
A GOOD STOCK OF
Ready-Made Clothing,
STYLISH HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ladies Congress Gaiters, $1.00
per pair.
Gloves, Hosiery & Fancy Goods ;
Two-button Kid Gloves for $1.25
and $1.50.
Jewelry & Plated Ware;
Swiss and American Watches,
Ladies' Shawls and Skirts,
PARASOLS AND ITJT1BRELLAS,
SHAWL STRAPS AND TRAVELLING BAGS.
A LARGE AND FINE STOCK OF
Crockery and Glassware,
Hardware, Wooden and
Stone Ware,
Paints, Oils and Brashes,
Carpets and Oil-Cloths.
THE BEST STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES
and PROVISIONS at the Vert Lowest Prices.
90c TEA for 60c.
$1.00 ' " 75c.
1.25 " " $1.00.
1.30 " " 1.10.
1.75 " " 1.50.
Sl'GARS as Low as the Lowest I
Please call and yon will hear of something to
yon r advantage. 82U
M. C. JEWELL..
Rfiartha's Vineyard.
EXCURSION TICKETS from Hartford
to Oak Binds or Vineyard Highlands and re
tarn, good until Oct, 1st, 1872, including through
checks for baggage and horso car transfers both
ways in New Bedford, at the following reduced
rate:
From Hartford and return, $i. 75.
Express train on Hartford, Providence & Fish
kill Railroad, leaves Hartford at 9.45 A. M., con
necting with morning train on Conn. Western
' road from Millerton, and at Providence with trains
at 2.20 P. M., for New Bedford, and boat from New
Bedford at 4.15 P. 11., arriving at Martha's Vine
yard at 6.30 P. M.
RETURNING,
Leave Martha's Vineyard at 6.45 A. M. ; Provi
dence 10.50 P. M. : Hartford at 4.00 P. M., arriving
at Millerton at 7.33 P. M.
For NEWPORT and ROCKY POINT.
Bv Boat from Providence at 2.00 r. M., arriving in
Newport at 4.00 1. M.
RETURNING,
Leave Newport at 7.15 A. M. and 11.00 A. M. ; con
necting for Hartford and Millerton game day.
WE ARE JSOW SELLING
S .80 m for S .50
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a
1.25
1.50
1.75
ft
ii
Our TEAS are NEW and
We have the LARGEST and
To be found ia the country, which we are selling at REDUCED
RATES ! A LARGE ASSORTMENT of
SOOTS SHOES,
ALSO, A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
BEADY-MADE CLOTHING, and
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
We have always ou hand a large line of
Carpeting, Oil-Gloth and WalS-Paper,
WITH A COMPLETE LINE OP
Fine Groceries, Provisions and Choice Flour,
Which will be sold at BOTTOM FIGURES. CTGoorts delivered to all stations
on the Conn. Western R. R., free of charge.
I e beach REED, BEACH & CO., Millerton, . Y.
c. F. hawle'y. E. B. REED & CO., Sharon, Ct. r,H Cm
S. W. PINE, Winsted, Conn.
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OP
Marble, Freestone and Granite,
MANUFACTURER OF ly3
Monuments, Tombstones, Monties. Cemetery-Posts, Railing, &c.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY.
HAVING had an experience of three years in insurance, I can safely promise the insuring
public that business intrusted to me will be correctly managed. l am a-ent for several
first class companies, a list of which I append. Of these, the Andes of Cincinnati thomrh
a young company, has already achieved a marvelous success, having accumulated in eleven
months a surplus over ALL liabilities of 1GO,000. The Agricultural, for insuring
farm property and dwellings, stands unrivaled, its stock being worth more in market than
that of ANY company In its native state, and exceeded in value by that of bnt TWO com
panies in this country. The following is a list, of companies represented, with their assets
Liverpool, London and tilobe,
Royal of Liverpool, England,
Inanrance Co. of W. A., Penna.,
Lycoming-, of Muncy, Pa.,
Andes of Cincinnati, Ohio, -Pennsylvania.
Ins. Co.,
Hanover of New York, -Agricultural
of Watertown,
metropolitan Life, of New York,
Travelers Accl lent,
t-Ordera i by mail or otlerw.se will receive
business. Address
Angnst 4, 1871.
Iy4
NEW STOCK !
NEW STOCK !
Prices Down,
Prices Down!
LOW, LOWER, LOWEST !
THE undersigned having opened the store for
merly occupied by . E. Marble,
wonld respectfully call the attention of the public
at large, to my FULL STOCK of
Chemicals, Perfumery,
Patent Medicines, &c,
WTiich I offer at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES !
Be sure to call and examine bef or
purchasing: elsewhere.
ICE COLD SODA ITER!
WITH
Choice Fruit and Cream Syrups,
FROM
PUFFER'S MAGIC FOUNTAIN I
H. T. TiAWREXCE
J. B. Lawrence, Agent. Canaan, Ct.
N. B. Physician's and Family Recipes a Spec
ialty. 6m50
NEW SUMMEE
OPEN I NO AX
DOE'S STORE,
West Winsted, Ct.,
MAY 16th, 1872.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
Parasols, Fans, &c, &c.
FULL LINES IN
WHITE GOODS,
CREPE PIQUES.
tT" Particulars next week.
Opposite Beordslcy House,
44tf West "Winsted, Conn.
For Sale.
The Episcopal Parsonage in Salisbury Center,
belonging to the Rev. J. A. Wainwright. This
property nas been but recently almost entirely re
built, and Warranted in the most modern style,
inside and oat, and occupies one of the best loca
tions in the village. For further particulars en
quire of W. H. WALTON, Jr., Lime Rock. Ct.
Salisbury, July 10th, 1878. Sw25
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66
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1 .25
it
it
ii
1.50
of the FINEST QUALITY !
BEST SELECTED Stock of
ASSETS.
$20,000,000
10,000,000
3,212,G
6,132,000
1,773,084
1,257,551
872,028
C2S,3SS
1,197,238
1,500,000
that prompt attention which is the soul of
GEO. I. HARRISON,
Lakeville, Conn.
HERE WE ARE AT THE
OLD STAND, on Broadway,
And ready to show one of the best assortments in
the county, of
Japanese Silks, Lyons Poplins,
Brusells Stripes,
Japanese Stripes,
Black Grenadine,
Stripe Grenadine,
A large stock of PIQUES,
A good line of
MUSLINS and CAMBRICS.
One' of the
Best Stock of PRINTS
In the County !
White Swiss Muslin,
JONES' CLOTHS,
Plain and Stripe Nan sook,
Grenadine and Tissue, for Veils,
A good line of
HOOP SKIRTS,
HOSIERY,
CORSETS & GLOVES,
And a general line of
YANKEE NOTIONS,
The BEST STOCK of
Boots and Shoes
IN THE COUNTY !
A full line of
KID GLOVES,
X he best Two-Button Alexander,
at S2.00, $2.25 and S2 oO.
Sheetings and Shirtings,
PILLOW-CASE COTTON,
Dress Linen,
Bleached and Unbleached Tow
ellings Black and Colored Silks for trim
ming;. Also a good line of
BLACK SATINS,
BLACK SILK FRINGE,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
SASH RIBBONS,
BO W RIBBONS,
LADIES' AND GENTS' TIES,
A fine assortment of
Black and Colored Silk Ribbons,
Black and Colored Velvet Ribbons,
Black and Colored Gros-grain Rib
bons LACE EDGINGS,
CAMBIMC EDGINGS,
GUIPUKE EDGINGS,
VALiENCIENES EDGINGS,
English Pins, Hair Pins, &c.
Gents Paper Collars and Cutis,
" Dolly Varden Shirt Fronts,
The Largest Stock of Cloths in this CUy !
DIAGONAL, COAXINGS Sc VESTINGS,
LINEN SUITINGS,
A good line of
Fancy Soaps, Hair Oils, Per-
1IIII1CS, C, 3C.
The BEST
Stock of
Wall Paper County.
All kinds of Silk and Fancy Dress
Kmtons,
A good Hue of
FLOUR, TEAS, COFFEE, SUGAR,
MOLASSES and SPICES.
Hardware and Wooden Ware,
A general line of Provisions,
A Good line of Crockery.
The i PUBLIC in general are invited to call and
examine our stock.
WM. JONES,
Bltf Broadway, LAKEVILLE, CONN.
Building Lots For Sale!
Desirable Building Lots can now be obtained on
the east side of the Conn. Western R. K. in this
village. Prices to suit all purchasers. For all in
formation, &c, inquire of D. T. Warner, who ia
my authorized attorney and agent.
GEO. W. PEET.
1I1E CONN- WESTERN RAILROAD CO. not
.requiring the immediate removal of
S. C. BECKLEV's STORE,
I take pleasure in announcing to my patrons that
until further notice I will remain at
THE OLD STAND
Having just returned from market with a
Very Heavy Stock of Goods
I would rotincst the public to
Make an Ivxainluation of My sioc.lt
Before purchasing. Just received, a fine assort
ment of
DRESS CSOC
85
Including,
" DOLLY VAROEHSj"
In great vnrfety.
White ;ooils, Hosiery Notions,
A Heavy Stock of Domestic tiootis,
Irfvper Hangings and.
Window fS hades,
Boots and Shoes,
HATS &s CARS.,
Groceries and Provisions,
Teas, Tolaccof,
Crockery and Glassware,
FARMING II1E.F.MENTS, &c.
I keep a large assortment of nil gooods except.
Furniture and Sccond-Hnml Pulpits, Having se
cured the services of Mr. VrT.O. L. PARSONS. I
feel confident I shall receive a call from ail my old
customers and many new ones. Please read Siis
card annexed. iOtf
Canaan, Conn., April 187:2.
A CAKD.
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD TAKE TUTS
method of returning thanks to his numerous
friends, for their repeated expressions of regard
and confidence during the four years of Ins busi
ness connection at Ashley Kails; and desires to
say, he has made arrangement with Mr. S. C.
Bcckley for the coming year, where he would he
happy to see his former friends ; and make new
ones with nil who may favor him with a call.
4(tf GEO. L. PARSONS.
April 10. 1S72.
FULLEB. & PEET,
Canaan, Conn.
Thanking our patrons for the favors
they have extended to us for the past
15 years, we call their attention to
our stock of
Bp:r:L:Lag- G-oocls,
Consisting of
Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
Groceries ami Provisions,
Furniture,
hardware,
Iron and StecS.
FLOWER and GRASS SEED
Turks Island and
Ashton Salt.
Cm37
Pianos, Organs and
MELODEOXS,
From ali;tIjo.'i'irst Class; Rlabcrii, uc
up on trial wherever wanted. g
At from 15 to 20 per cent less than the same can
he nought in New York, or elsewere.
13 MAGHIlIi,
of all kinds left on trial, and if one kind does not
give satisfaction, they will he exchanged.
THIS IS A RARE CISASfE.
Send for prices before purchasing elsewhere.
JOSEPH BRINTON,
July 14tU. 1S71. (ltf) Falls Village, Conn.
MR. H VKKY KEOiSn'ICK would in
form his numerous friends and all wishing
MOWING MACHINES,
That he is still agent for the
" BUCKEYE,"
Which has " kept up wKh the as;e of improve
ment," and is still the best machine for ii(l"a
bility, Strength and l.iglatiicw of
Draught.
We invite all who wish Mowers, to try the
NEW MODEL MOWER,
Which will meet nil requirements.
Buckeye Extras, of all kinds kept on hand, or
will bo furnished at short notice.
lie is also agent for Sproat's Combined
Hay 1'ork and Knife, which has never been
beaten at any trial. Forks and Fullies will bu fur
nished and warranted to suit. Agricultural Imple
ments furnished at list prices,
6w48 HABKY SEDGWICK,
Cornwall Hollow, Conn.
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III Hilfwwi m m
WEATHERBY,
K1T0TJS & PELTOHT,
335 & 337 Main St.,
Hartford,
Announce their
SKMl-ANNTTAL
SALE
-OF-
DllESS GOODS.
We invite tlie attention of all buy
ers of
E
To this SALE, our stock of
DRESS GOODS
Having undergone a general
Buyers of
MY GOODS
Will do well to avail themselves of this
sale to secure baugains in
S LJ M M E R
WEATHERBY, KNOUS &
PELTON.
IM1302TJ3KS, JOBBERS, and
IlETAILEUS.
33? and 337 Main St. Hartford.
lyS.-
' ia:J,,foiic,'U
84 o
Tis Economy lo Buy the Best!
PEOPLE SAY
The "DOMESTIC"
IS THE ONE.
ITS Wlk,
POWER,
EASI'2 OP MOTION, .
SIMPLICITY,
S IS LF-AIMUSTINGr TENSION,
EXTENSION TABLE,
CASTERS, and
GREAT SPACE UNDER THE ARM,
FOKM A
Galaxy of Advantages !
WHILE ITS
"STILL SMALL VOICE"
IS MUSIC.
TRY THE "DOMESTIC
Sold on installments by
UAKKTSON BROS., Agts.,
ljS'i LAKEVILLE, CONN.
COAL AND LUMBER,
Flour and Feed,
liints and Oils,
GUANO,,
FOUDRETTE AND PLASTER,
LIME AND CEMENT,
HARDWARE,
IJOOItS, SASH AND BLINDS.
Freighting on Mondays,
At or before 1 o'clock, I. M.
HICKS WILBUR CO.,
t SALISBURY, CONN.
COAL, COAL, COAL!
TH K people of Kent and vicinity are hereby
iiitonned that I have purchased a large supply
ol' COAL, to arrive some time in .July and will
receive order for the same at 87.50 per ton,
iioin tlie car by single ton or car-load, for any size.
This is very low and people in want are requested
to hand in their Orders soon, and save an advance.
Coal of best quality and free from slate.
50t WM. S. EDWARDS.
DENTISTRY!
DIS. ST12WAKT, at the argent request of
his patients in Lakeville aud vicinity, has
opened an olllce in the bank building in that vil
l:i!te, where he may bo found Thursday and
Friday of emcJi week. All operations
either in
S m s ical or Mechanical Dentistry,
performed in the best possible manner.
LAUGHING GAS
for extracting without pain.
No extra charge lor gas when extracting for
plates. 45tf
GOODS,
DilESS GOODS-
-ife
,- Jl:!
i. was
ra.-; n iff
5 Jft.
M. & C.J. CAMP & CO.
CORNER
LAKE AND MAIN STREETS,
A FEW RODS FROM
West Winsted Depot,
OFFER GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL
KINDS OF
Housekeeping Goods.
. CARPETS.
Brussels, S Ply, super, Ex. Super,
Wool Dutch, Hemp, Stair,
Venetian, ice.
These (roods we certainly sell cheaper than can
be found elsewhere.
Paper Hanging's,
Gilt, Satin and others,
Oil Shades,
Nottingham Laces,
Brocatelle,
Table Linens,
Col'd ramasks,&c.
eTon buy, if you look at them !
Crockery, a large assortment,
Tables, Chairs,
Mattrasses, &c, &c.
Feathers a Specialty!
Another large lot just received from the section
where raised, and nvprv nnnnri PTiminiwi iv n.
Dealers supplied throughout the Btate. Sold also
at retail.
Our Dress Goods !
Will speak for themselves.
SILKS of all Kinds,
JAPANESE, GROS GRAIN, Ac.
POPLINS, French and others.
Chanibettas, Alpacas,
Piques, Percales,
Bombazine, Tamise,
Crape Cloths, &c, &c.
GARDENS,
of course, perfect stunners.
C3Look at our
Calicos at 6 1-4 cents.
Percales at 12 1-2 "
Domestic Ginghams, heavy, 12 l-2c.
Linen Hdkfs., 60c per doz.
White Ootton Hose, $1 per doz.
Huck Towels, $1 "
Yankee Motions
OF ALL SORTS.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GOOD variety at low prices.
We have, a decided advantage over
city merchants in our expenses not be
ing over one-fourth of those doing
the same amount of business in Bridge
port or Hartford, with facilities and ex
periences equal to any in the State.
This advantage we piopose to give
to our customers. We shall make it
for the interest of people residing in
Hartford and Bridgeport to come to us
for their goods, as well as those living
nearer.
6m40 M. & C. J. CAMP & CO.
"ALL'S WELL THAT
ENDS WEIL"
To wear or not to wear ;
That's the question !
Whether 'twere better to put upon
your feet false soles and treacherous
uppers, to rip and tear, admitting wet
and air, to your discomfort ; with all
the ills that flesh is heir to, or fly for
comfort and economy to the " cable
wire" shoe, which wears but never
tears, and like a faithful friend admits
no earthy foe. Let all lovers of a "good
understanding" take heed. Springtime
has come, demanding a neat walking
shoe. Grassy lawns and out-door bil
liards will necessitate eroquet slippers.
The "pocket editions" of humanity re
quire bright-hued ties, while Patek
and Mater can stand firmly on their
dignity by selecting their goods from
the unrivalled Spring Stock of
JAMES E. NOBLE,
THE POPULAR
Boot & Shoe Dealer,
Dudley's Block,
WEST WINSTED, CONN.
Trunks and Valises !
Of every description, from the delicate reticule for
a lady's handkerchief, to those cottages
denominated " Saratogas."
Brog-ans, Plough Shoes,
Dirt-Excluders, and
Buckle Champions,
For Farmers and Country Trade.
REMEMBER :
JAMES E. NOBLE.
40tf Dudley's Block, West Winsted. Conn.
The Sprague Mower !
FOR ONE OK TWO HORSES.
FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
Strong, Durable, Light Draft, Jua
slly managed and CHEAP !
THE Subscriber is prepared to offer better
bargains than ever, to those who want a
really reliable, first-class JTIoivlng
JUachine. Its simplicity and com
pactness render it less liable to get
out of order tban any other Slower in
tbe market, and its work IS NOT EX.
CELLED by any other machine. Far
mers are Invited to call and examine the
KPRAGUK MOWER,
Before purchasing elsewhere: Extras al
ways on hand )
lm50 S. II. DEXTER.
Sallsbnry, June 25, 1872.
B
UY YOUR
a 4- Trwrr t iq i
JXL UJJ Y UXJJJ u J ltf
M ASON'S" & the "KING" Jars.
D. H. BUELL & GO,,
323 Main St., Hartford.
2 DOORS ABOVE ASYLUM ST.
Have constantly on hand Superior
goods in their line consisting in fact of
Eich Silver Ware
For Table use and
BRIDAL PRESENTS.
PLATED WARE
of the best styles and quality
Spoons and
Forks,
Castors,
Cake Baskets,
ice Pitchers,
Tea Setts,
beside a great many ornamental arti
cles. FRENCH CLOCKS
Opera Glasses,
ANfiY
Regulators, &c.f &c.
We always have a large nssortment
of fine Gold Chains.
Operas,
Leontines,
Guards and
Vests, &c.
LADIES WATCH
in great variety.
Standard Hartford time may always
be had from our
MARIN E C HR( )NOMET ER.
Personal attention given to repairing
Watches.
D. H. BUELL & 00.
6m3flhy
raw
AND
Grocery Store,
IN WEST NORFOLK,
Where can be be found a general assortment ol'
Groceries such as
Teas, Sugars, Coffee, Syrups, Flour,
Butter, Cheese, I.rard, Pork, Salt,
Lime, Fruit, and Spices,
Brooms, Pails, Ac.
I buy for cash and soil at tiie veuy lowest
prices.
"Produce taken in exchange, also the highest
market price paid for Hides, Cult and Sheep
Skins.
West Norfolk, Dec. 19. 1871.
24t2 .T. K. SIIEPARD, Ac't.
Section Spring Mattress.
A Complete First Class Bed ; Donble, Easy and
Convenient to handle. Made of Egleston's Patent
attached steel wire springs and best quality mate
rials throughout. Pnt tip in three sections, with
clasp joints to change, giving equal wear to all the
springs and to all parts of the mattress. Price
for
Hair Top $30 and $23, Tow Top
$18.
EGLESTON'S
Upholstered Sprincrs With a
Separate 40 11. Rest Hair
Mattress, lriee $45.
Eglesto tx's
Folding Spring Mattress,
Price for Hair Top $20 Tow Top f 12.
EGLESTON'S
Spring Bed Bottoms,
Price $10 and $G.
P?Also common mattresses of all grades.
MANUFACTURED BY
J. I. EGLiESTON,
Falls Village, Conn.
Jan. 13th, 1872. ltf
FOR SALE.
TIIAT VALUABLE FARM in a good state of
cultivation aud well stocked, belonging to
John R. Hurlburt, situated 2 miles cast ot the
Congregational church at South Canaan, and 3 1-3
miles from the Ilousatonic railroad depot at Falls
Village, Conn., consisting of 230 acres; S!) 1-2 of
which is wood and sprout land, the greater pro
portion of the sprouts about 25 years old, the re
mainder well divided into plow, pasture and mead
ow land, with plenty of orcharding and fruit and
a beautiful maple grove which will yield each year
an abundance of sap for making sugar; well
watered by a splendid trout brook running tho
entire length of the farm, and beautiful living
springs, with buildings well iocated, consisting of
a dwelling house, cheese and wood house ; 8
barns, 2 cow houses, shop, milk bouse, and a
never failing spring boiling up from the center
of the vat which is large enough to contain 10
milk cans, also a good cistern with chain pump,
and a never failing spring of water running near the
door. Said farm is noted for being one of the
most productive in the township, having for many
years yielded large returns to its owner. 1 will
sell with or without the stock to suit a purchaser,
Possession can be given any time. Terms easy.
Cotno and see. Apply to '
J. R. HURLBURT,
80tf Falls Village, Conn.
rilO THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE DIS
X trict of Cornwall:
The amnion Urn of Mary A. Wadhams resnect-
fnllv slioweth : That, she is Guardian to Mortimer
E.Wadliam and Edith Wadhams, Minors, belong
ing to said District, and that said Minors arc the
owners of the following real estate, viz.: About
twenty acres or land situated m bharon, Connecti
cut, bounded northerly on Calvin Ticknor's land ;
easterly and southerly on the land of William Sur
dam; and westerly on the highway leading by
riotn m. John s dwelling House to Miaron ; mat
such land is valued at about seven hundred dollars.
And she further savs. that the estate is at pres
ent unproductive ; that the avails thereof are want
ed for the support, maintenance and education of
said minors, and that it will be for the advantage
of said minors to sell the same, and invest the
avails thereof according to law : wherefore she
says that there is just and reasonable cause for
selling the same, ishe therelorc prays the conrt to
order said real estate to be sold and to empower
some other meet person to sell the same pnrsnaut
to the statute in such case made and provided.
uuieu Cornwall, June sssm, 1S7S.
DISTRICT OF CORNWALL. Probate Court,
ss., 1872.
Okdekkd That the foregoing amdication be
heard and determined at the Probate Office in
Cornwall, on the 21st day of September, 1S72, at
ten o'clock, forenoon : and that notice thereof be
published in some public weekly newspaper near
the place where suchreal estate lies, three weeks
sucessivelv, at leart six weeks before said time
assigned.
3wl JOHN R. nARRISON, Judge.
DUTCHESS & COLUMBIA It. It
XIIE TABLE.
GOING NORTH.
M. P. M.
9 08 ia 50
QOINO SOUTH.
A. M. P. M.
0 45 4 10
Millerton
8 22 1210 Pino Plains 7 26 6 08
8 08 11 57 Stissing 7 40 6 20
6 27 10 21 A M Fishkill Lauding 9 22 7 40
0 05 10 01) Dut. Junction 9 40 8 1
5 35 (12(1 Newburgh 1015
JSS?" All trains mako close connection with
Hudson River R. U.
C. L. KIMBALL, Gen'l Snp't
CONN. WESTERN RAILROAD
Commencing Monday. June 27th, 1872. Passenger
trains will run as follows ;
GOING WEST.
Leave
Hartford COO a m 1 Connects at Simsbnry for
Simsbnry 7.15am -Westtteld, Northampton,
West Winsted 9.40 am ) Williamsb'g & N. Haven
Arrive
Leave
Canaan
Salisbury
M illerton
Arrive .
Leave Daily
Winsted
Canaan
Salisbury
Millerton
Arrive
0.10 a m 1 Conner
0.40 am New '
7.15 am)
'onnects at Millerton for
ork and the South.
2.45 p m f Connecting at Canaan
4.15 p ml for Bridgeport and the
4 40pm- South. At Millerton lor
5 '.0 p m j New York and Albany.
Leave
Hartford
Connecting at. Hartford
from New i.omlfiti, .Nor
wich, Wiilimtlli! ic, iiork
ville, New Britain, New
Haven, Springfield. At
Canaan from Bridgeport,
forPittsfleld. At Miller
ton for Albany, New
York, and the West di
rect, and for Po'keepsie,
Fishkill, Newbnrg at.
5.00 p. m.
10.00 a.m.
10,4i n.nv
Simsbnry
Collinsville 11.07 a.m.
New Hartford 11,27 a.m
Winsted
11,45 a.m
12,22 a.m
Norfolk
Cananu
Salisbury
Millerton
Arrive
12,50 p.m
1 11 p.m
1.35 p.m
Leave
Hartford 4,00 p.m
Simsbnry 4,44 p.m
t'ollinsvilta 5,11 p.m
f Connects atllartf d from
i:onn. valley it. K., a ,a
New Bedford, Martha's
Vineyard, Newport.Bos
ton and Providouce,Noi
wich, New London, W II
limnutic, Rockvillo and
Sprintield. At Caiman
fromPiltsUeld.At Miirer
ton for Albany and the
west.
New llnrtt'iirt 5.18 p.m
Vinsted
5.52 p-m
Norfolk
Canaan
Salisbury
Millerton
Arrive
GOINH
Leavo
Millerton
Salisbury
canunn
Norfolk
ti.27 p.m
0,55 p.m
7,18 p.m
7,38 p.m
EAST. X
5,20 a.m
5.47 a.m
(i,10 a.m
0,42 a.m
f Connects at Winsted for
iinrtgeport.At Sinisbury
Williamsburg and
Holyoke. At Hartford
with Express for Provi-
instcd
,12 a.m
j dence. New Bedford,
New Hartford 7,34 11.111
.Newport, .Norwich und
New London ; Spring
Held, Worcester & Bos
ton; also forMiddietown
and Saybrook, via Conn.
Valley K. R.
Collinsville 8,00 a.m
Simsbnry 8,28 a.m
Hartford 9,05 a.m
Arrive
Leave
f Connects at Hart ford for
I Boston, Provid'ncc,Wor-
cester, Norwich, New
I London, liockville aud
(.Springfield.
West Winsted 9,40 am
Simsbnry 12.20 pm
Hartford 1.20 pm
Arrive
Leave
Millerton
Salisbury
Canaan
Norfolk
Winsted
New Hartford
Collinsville
Simsbnry
Hartford
Arrive
f Connecting at Millerton
2,35 p.m I from Albany, Montreal,
3,00 p.m Fishkill, Newbnrg Po1
3,22 p.m I keepsie and New York.
4,00 p.m j At Canaan forBridgcp't.
4,30 p.m I At Simsbnry for West-
4,50 p.m ; Held, Northampton, Wll
5,11 pm lianisburg and Holyoke.
5,36 p,m At Hartford for Willl-
6,15 p.m I mantle, Norwich aud N.
London, ana with fix
press for N. Y & Boston.
Leave
Millerton
Salisbury
Canaan
Arrive
Leave
Millerton
Salisbury
Canaan
Norfolk
12,50 p m r Connecting at Millerton
1 22 p ml from New York, New
1 45 p ml burg and Po'keepsie. At
(.Canaan for Pittefield.
7.55 p m f
8.30 p m J Connecting at Millerton
8.65 pin) from New York and
9.28 p lUJ Albany. At Canaan for
Winsted
9.58 p m Pittsfleldand fromBridge-
Arrive
lySl
(port.
HOUSATONIC It AI Li ROAD
XIIUE TAULK
To take effect Monday, Junk 24th, 1872.
Time when Trains Arrive at the Several Stations.
GOING WORTH.
FiiKiauT. Passenger-
Through
2ndPass. IstPass.
Freight
A. M;
11 45
PM
12 50
1 15
144
815
2 45
825
3 60
430
4 55
615
525
555
6 65
7 10
785
7 50
8 15
827
8 39
8 51
906
9 26
A Jl; f M; A M;
Bridgeport.
Stepney
Botsford
Newtown
Hawleyville
Brookneld
600
6 00
0J5 10 30
5 40 11 05
5 50 10 05
0 00 11 15
6 10 11 25
6 20 1145
6 45 12 00 H
7.00 12.16 P M
6 50
7 20
800
845
New Milford
9 30
Merwinsvillo 10 30
Kent 11 85
7.81 12.51
Cornwall Bridge r 7.49
1.09
West Cornwall 1 05 7.59
1.19
CoOtan
Spec'l
a'Si
600
6 05
6 15
6 30
6 38
646
654
700
7 (Hi
716
723
728
7 87
7 47
Lime Rock 14 0 8.09
Falls Village 2 00 8.14
1.29
1.34
1.60
1.56
2.08
2.24
235
2 41
2 49
2 55
8 01
3 11
317
3 22
330
3 40
Canaan
Ashley Falls
Shelllold
Barrlngton
2 40 8.29
8 40 8.84
415 8.44
5 00 8,59
VD'villo 5 00 a.m.
9.09
915
923
928
9 31
944
9 50
Housatonic
5 15
635
655
615
0 50
Ulcndale
Stockbridge
South Lee
Lee
Lenox Furnace
Lenox
9 55
Deweys 8 20 1005 3 30 7 87 9 40
PittsUeld 8 50 10.15 3 40 7 47 10 00
GOING SOUTH.
Freight. Passenger. Through
IstPass. Express Spec'l. Frt.
A.M.
10 00
10 20
A.M.
P.M.
P.M.
P. M.
Pittsfleld
Deweys
900
910
9)8
9 23
930
415
425
435
4 40
4 46
4 58
5 04
510
619
5 25
5.30
5.44
5.53
5.58
6.10
6.16
6.25
6.84
6.52
7.05
7 86
7 51
814
600
610
5 18
5 23
6 30
5 40
6 46
6 62
600
0 07
6 15
680
6 40
645
1 26
184
142
146
1 62
202
208
214
222
2 85
246
306
820
3 80
350
400
415
485
6 06
5 81
5 56
6 40
700
720
788
7 68
Lenox
Lenox Furna'ce
Lee 11 20
Sonth Lee 12 05 r m 9 42
Stockbidge 12 30 9 47
Glendale 12 60 9 53
Housatonic 1 15 10 01
V'D'ville 140 10 08
Barrlngton 2 55 10 14
Sheffield 5 20 AM 10.31
Ashley Falls 6 55 10.41
Canaan 6 30 10.47
Falls Village 7 80 11.03
Lime Rock 8 00 11.08
West Cornwall 11 19
Cornwall Bridge 11 29
Kent 10 05 1147
Merwinsville 10 55 1202
New Milford 11 40 12 88
Brooklield 12 60 12 54
Hawleyville 1 40 PM 1 12
Newtown 2 10 1 24
Botsford 2 50 1 30
Stepney 8 25 1 46
Bridgeport 4 80 2 15 9 00 '
860
The Express Train coins South will ston at
Stations marked with a star upon signal only.
U. W- FRANKLIN, Supt
STATE LINE BRANCH,
GOING NORTH.
Pass. Pass. Ft. Th. Ft.
Van Deiisenvllle, ' ' 2.35' 9.20 ' s!oo"
W. Stockbridge, 7.50 2.50 10.00 8.30
State Line, 8.05 3.00
GOING SOUTH.
Pass.
Pass,
Ft.
Th. Ft.
P. M.
7.60
7.20
P. M.
Van Denscuville,
W. Stockbridge. -8.15
State Line. 3.05
a. M,
8.40
8.20
8.10
P. M.
12.80
12.00 M.
DAN II IJ It V
BRANCH
GOING NORTH.
BrookfleldJiinct. 7.20- 620' 1.04 11.40 6.4o'
Danbury, 7.00 6.00 12.46 11.20 6 20
GOING SOUTH.
P. M. P. M. P. M. A. M. A. X.
BrookfleldJunct. 7.20 6.20 1.04 11.40 6.40
Danbury, 7.40 6.40 1.24 12.00 6.00
Stage Connections
With 10.80 a. ni. train from Bridireoort. viz. ;
At Stepney, for Upper Stepney &Monroe,Ttie-
aays, x nursaays, ana saturaays.
At Newtown, for Woodbury, Southbnry,South
Britain and Sandy Hook, dally.
At Danbury, for Brewster's Station.
" New Milford. for Park Lane, Northvllle,
Marbledale, New Preston,
Warren, Bridgowater, Chaly
bes and Roxbury, daily.
" " " for Sherman, Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays.
" " " " Woodville, Bantam Falls and
Litchfield, Mondays. Wed
nesdays and Fridays. ,
"Cornwall Bridge, for Litchfield and Shar
on, daily.
" West Cornwall for Goshen, West Goshen,
North Cornwall. Gold's
Mills and Cornwall Centre,
daily.
" Falls Village, for Lime Rock, Salisbury
Lakeville, dally.
" Barrlngton. for Hartsvllle. New Marlboro
' Mill River, Hillsdale and No'th
aud South Egremont, daily.
" for Monterey, Tuesdays,
Thnrsdava. and HatnrriAva.
liee. for New Boston, Sandlsfield. Tyringham
jLasi i-.ee, vv eBi necKet ana utu centra
daily.
" " " Beckot Centre and North Blandford,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
" Flttsfield for Hancock, daily. ly&