The Pittsfield Sun from Pittsfield, Massachusetts • 5

THE JflTTSFIELD SUN THURSDAY tORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1880. TUB FEBRt'ABV TERTf. Mr. A. B.Stevens of the Vienna veaat PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Purity Strength Perfection." company has blossomed out a handsome new wagon. The February term of the Superior court for the transaction ot civil business opened "The Kililoo Bird" roosting in sleepy ilignity tn a cage, is an attraction at Van Gimlich White have filled their brewery cooling room with 2500 tons of ice. The friends of Edward Fahey, who leaves for Boston soon, have given him a fine gold watch. Congressman Hock well voted favrr of New York for the world's fair until the final 8th ballot which gave it to Chicago. The second recital of the Berkshire Musical society wiil come off in Central Dusen'a cigar store.

The report in current in Bridgeport nd has some authority, that the Housa '7 niinrniftn WATSOJI COLT. A Pretty Home meddlBE. The wedding of Mr. Frederick Wat ion and Miss Elizabath Gilbert Colt, daughter of.the late Judge Jas D.Colt of Supreme Court, took place last Thursday afternoon at the residence of the bride's mother, on East Housatonic street. This wedding cannot be classed with the grand affairs which now and then mark the society lire of our city, although the social prominence of the families concerned made it a notable event in our local history.

It was a home wedding and had all tonic railroad and its branches is to be leased to the Consolidated railroad com Louis Rogers is in town for a week or so. Mr. Titus E. Eddy of New York was in llils city last week on builncss. Miss Sarah Mil's, North street, is visiting rclalivis in New York.

IHrry L. Saars of New York has been making a brief visit to his mother here. Mr. and Mrs. Albert C.

Kaufman returned last week from their wedding tilp. Miss Annie Allen is expected home from her European trip in May. Matt Ilayden of Boston is spending a few davs in town. George Andlcr, of the Philadelphia dental college, is in town for-a few days. Mr.

Ramsey Moody of England is the pany. C1TV NOTKV Put it dpwn in your diary, "as manr Baking fogs in February, as many frosts in Mav" hall Monday eveuing, Starch lOlh. You can save from two to four cents a pound by buying your meat at Murphy's market, Pierce's block. North street. The annual meeting of the McAll aux Tuesliy morning, Judgs HitmHon 0.

Sl- pie of Worcester presiding. A extinguished array of legal tslent noticed at the opening of the session, among the prominent lawyers present being Senator Dawes, Attorney General W-R. Plunkett, II. C. Joyner, and 5hepard Thayer.

Rev. Dr. Jenkins ofjered prayer and the juries were organized at follows First Jury irT.ry A. Ber.on. of Dalton, frvreruan, Julius E.Bates of Clarksburg, Cliark-s H.Brown, Clarence B.

Ford, George A.l,tee of Pitutteld, G. IC Bliss ot C-branire, John J. Carney of Adams, Lrnian A. Cone of Berket, William H. Dodge of Lenox, A.

dieasonof Lanexbro, Francis U. llall ot Vi W. W. Dood of Lre. becond jury U.

H. Richardson of Flturleld, foreman, Amoe W. According to this rule garden sass will need to be blanketed until about the first of June. "tf iuufical eiiciety is constantly re-Zui. a MUions to its membership.

The town meetina to-day to vote on "hank will matter, will beheld at the 'fes? 2 o'clock. The fourth sermon on "What Advent- ists Believe" will be given by Bev. Mr. nmreeds from the recent flreraen'i Cross, on Sunday afternoon next The to uJ5. or about $73 less evening subject will be "A question tor iliary will be held in the South church chapel Monday, March 3, at 4 p.

m. The Uechabitea had a most enjoyable entertainment at Ethel ball last evening, with a musical and literary program and a first class supper. Found, A black and white shepherd dog, about 20 inches high, collarless, front last receipts. the unsaved. guest of Mrs.

W. F. Barllelt. The Free Will society wilL meet in the First church parlors this evening. The Colby property.

"Chestnut Villa" Tfc(. PitUfleM co-opera tivebank will i-M iti annual meeting at the city hall, corner of East Housatonic street and Gold Hurwood, Martin L. Manchester, tVlliiam IL the essentials of that most delightful of fain lly events, the marriage of the daughter in the home of her parents where she had passed her childhood and girlhood, and from which, having then accomplished the crowning act of her womanhood, she went forth to become the head of the home of the husband she had chosen for her life Companion. The ceremony was witnessed only by the relatives of the bride anil groom and avenue, has been sold to out of town par evening March 4th. th ike editor was requested to tret ies, but further particulars are for the leet apropos of O.

Washing- present withheld. right paw all white and large white space on breast. Owner can recover same by calling at 12 Reed street. If you think of purchasing a piano it will cost only one cent to write to C. C.

but he says that It now An unexpected but welcome surprise for ABSOLUTELY THE BEST the tncreffeiiU aeed la nutk1n- Ui! powder are pobUotxxi on fry Tbe ponrv of the tnrltenu tad tbe erientiflo accuracy vnh wbtcb tbv are combined render Cterelaml (npertor In vtrenrth sad effdeneyUt an 7 other baklnc powder mtnafeoisred Food rtkeed wit thn powder doe not dry art. as wbea made with bakta- powder eoota mic ammoola, bat keepe nout and sweet, and paiatabie and wnoieeoeae. Hot bleeolt aad grtaldie cake mule wlia It eaa be eatea by yv peptio with Impunity. Hdoee not ouatata ammonia, alnia, ttrae or other adulterant. Tbeoe are facta, vouched tor by tioTernfDent and Male Cheat lata.

Board ot Health, and eminent scientist. CLiraxua Baaiae Powobb Sew Tork Robert Volk, of the Philadelphia dental college, is in the city for a few days. John F. Noxon of New York is in the city on account of court business. Senator Dawes is home from Washing ton attending to some cases in the superior court.

Mr. Jefferson, of the well known publishing firm of D. Lolhrop spent a day or two in this city this week. the city of Pittsfield. Its people can buy tlx) the instrumentality of Mrs.

new No. 1 squash and pumpkin at 7 cents per can, or four cans for 25 cents at Curley it Kisher. I nitv church ha re- McCormick Co. a ciftof J1500 Irom Brooklyn Citizen to tobacco dealer: "Give me Briggs 5 Appleton Boston, for their illustrated catalogue. We cannot too strongly recommend our readers to look into this excellent piano before coming to any decision.

It is by all odds the best for the money. I The selectmen will probably ask the oEa- tv. tvmnathize with you. dear reader, t. Phillip of North Adams, Timothy Uealy, Charles IL Pease of Great Barrtngton, frank C.

Cabe ot Lee, Adalbert J. Murr hy of F.gra-mont, Douglas a. Newton of 8tockbnde, Joseph H.Falterson of WlUUmstown. Andrew O. Pattee ot Adams, Jessie Prickett of Plus-field.

Supernumeraries Albert Robinson, John B. Tyler of North Adams, Matthew Shea ot Hinsdale. Honrjr Schormberg of of Adam. Frank B.Sohalt of Mount J. Walsh of West gtockbridge, Benjamin F.

Wllley of I'ittsfleld. The first case taken up was that of Florence Prout vs the PitUfield fire district. Marshall Wilcox and William R. Plunkett appeared for the district and Senator Dawes and John C. Crosby represented the plaintiff.

George W. Prout.the father of the plaintiff, in June, had in hii bed room alarm, which was put in for the purpose of summoning him to his duties a engineer of the Learned steam a few neighbors and particular friends of the family. After the ceremony, however, a reception followed which crowded to its ullest capacity the large mansion. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr.

J. h. Jenkins, pastor of the First Congregational church, who upon this occasion used for the first time a new and beautiful service. The ceremony took place in the a good cigar." Dealer, showing some in tinfoil wrappers: "These are thirty-five cents apiece, sir." Citizen: "Do you take fofWe tad jtisUhc same bother with soap t.t vol tTe. until we oegsn usinjc iru- Miss Elizabeth Hopkins, of Worcester.is the guest of the Misses Barker, Bartlett avenue.

Mrs. John T. Camp, of Wlnsted, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. AY.

H. me for an iceman? T'f rifle team will shoot I James Onota street, while supreme court or possibly the legislature to decide as to whether the city charter "holds over" the present board or not. fffl Wished IS 44. cutting ice on Peck's pond on Friday last, -h w-'h lue H.tril linemen buuju iiure library which was conyerted into a bower 1 1 iik and laurel with A man a wuu iue cjiriuj; eweta. A match with the Hill, est street-Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. Terry were iu Eas' and went down for the second time. It was fortunate that his fellow workmen were with long needle pines a trtu being, arranged for.

hampton for a few days this week attend near by as he "was completely exhausted when taken out. He is now doing well. CuY.ev.'McCtumiek fc the leading JZr are rsuio.leline and improving Whiie Edwin Bagg was putting a hay to compare wila their last in rigging on a wagon the other day, he slip- business. ing the funeral of relative. James M.

Burns has leased tlur'nouse on Taconic street formerly occupied by S. G. Terry. Mrs. II.

D. Gage anMiss Gage returned last week from aVisit to relatives in Ei'i'i'-tire Post, u. A. U. is arranging red and is now laid up with a bronen rib.

le is quite comfortable and cheerful and says he knows now how Adam felt after Opinions are very contrary, even the opinions of lawyers. Some steps have been taken toward laying out the wards, but the work is only preliminary as yet. The entire stock of boots and shoes (excepting Tubbers) belonging to the great Bankrupt shoe store in Academy of Music block, has been sold to a Southern merchant. The sale will continue until all rubbers are disposed of when the store will open with an entirely new stock of spring goods, the opening announcement of which will appear in a few days. The school committee have a sub-committee on text books, and it would seem er in case of fire.

Early in July, as hi wife was about to be confined, Mr. Prout requested the fire district authorities to remove the alarm from his house, fraring it might disturb Mrs. Prout. Chief Engineer Willis forthwith took out the "tapper" but tracery of vines over the windows and mirrors, the bride and groom standing in the centre of the room under a large and beautiful wreath of laurel and white lillies. The bride was escorted bv the groom and pre ceetled by Dorothy Watson, the little niece of the groom, who wore a dress of pink silk and carried a bunch of pink roses.

The bride was dressed in an exquisite winter wedding gown of white wool trimmed with swansdown and crystal, and a bridal veil trimmed with point applique lace and caught with orange blossoms and carried a to in a body the national encamp V.t Bt'Stnn next August. A commit ku kirt-aiiv been choeen to see about the eventful sleep during wnicn a no was taken from his manly side. Boston. Mrs. E.

ITBridgman and Miss Marion BndgmaiMtre visiting friends in Chicago for a month. in jjf.nuaoaatwna. Lumber dealer Ferry of West street GrocKery to new eight room cottages on vr'ivftheth street property. They will fs. 8.

M. Cooley and Mrs. J.M.Stcvcn- bouquet of white roses, one wss auenuea inside in Oeorgia pine and will and children are spending two or three left some of the wires remaining in the house, and, as it alleged, in a dangerous condition. Florence Prout was born July 6th, 1S83, and was to all appearances a healthy and oil formed child. There was a severe thunder storm July 13th and about 4 o'clock in the afternoon Mrs.

Prout and her little one were terribly startled by a vivul ball of fire which seemed to come off the wires in the bed room, where the "tap that they ought to have had a band hve i modern conveniences. the introduction of the new history Orat has kicked up such an unpleasantness: Dr. Tte Transcript tells of a North Adams Touia who smokes, cigarettes incessantly i crowing fatter and healthier all the A movement has been started to have. Myron E. Hall appointed agent of the United States express company's Dew office in this city.

Mr. Hall has a good understanding of the duties of the place and would doubtless prove a capable successor to Mr. Orr. "Bory O'More" is the play selected to be given at the entertainment for the benefit of the St. Vincent de Paul society, at the Academy of Music, March 17th.

There will be other features of the program and the purpose is to make an evening full of enjoyment. Only a few years ago the idea of a public park at Pontoosuc Lake would have been ridiculed as much as some are scoff 1'rettv soon we shall hear that the by her sisters, airs, rrann v. iuuou anu Miss Martha G. Colt. Mrs.

Dutton was attired in yellow and white brocade with lace front and carried Marechal Nell roses. Miss Colt in silver striped gauze, carried Jacqueminot rosea. During the reception a delightful supper was served and throughout tte evening strains of sweet music filled the house. At about 8 o'clock Mr. and Mrs.

Watson left to take the 8:30 o'clock train for a wedding trip of about two weeks. They will return cigarette habit is the true elixir of life. months in Florida, Charles W. Power of the American Bell telephone company, Boston, was home over Sunday. Mrs.

Deming L. Andrews, Clinton avenue, entertained the Chautauqua circle last week. John C. Ransehausen, of the state mutual life insurance company, Springfield, was In town last week. Dr.

Hatch's new house on Maplewood The Pittsfield rifle team were again Mercer, Mr. Ballard and Mr. Bardell are the members of that sub-conuhittee, but none of them knew the boo'had been put into the school until thetfouble was at its height. The house apd barn on Washington mountain belonging to Joseph O'Laughlin caught fire, in some unknown manner Sun day nigbtfand burned to the ground. Many per had formerly been.

Both mother and child were made ill by the shock but no serious effects were anticipated until at the expiration of a fortnight the little girl began to show distressing signs of permanent injury. She suffered severely from victorious in their match with the Canaan 't week. The score was 5 j4 to 47, Tbet tors were pleasantly entertained by rilECEHDiyG lXFEXTOIir WE HA YE MADE WEEPIXO RED CTIOSS IX rER DE-FA TM EX T. WE HA VE COMPLETE DIXXER SETS FROM $10 VP WARDS, WHICH WE WARRAXT. TOUR IXSPEC-TIOX IXriTE WHETHER YOU BUY OR XOT.

its the defeated ciuoanu a general wu uw muscular contraction and and one ot her hands was drawn up to her shoulder and was only made to remain by her side after reported. I arming loois eic. were lost anu a nurse to Pittsfield to make their final arrangements and then some time during the coming month start for their home at Tacoma. The wedding gifts were numerous and arxf cow perished in the flames. Mr.

When we change into a city, we are ing at the proposed park at Onota Lake. 10 remark, the truckmen will no Laughlin was in Lee and cannot account But Pontoosuc is a good deal of a pleasure avenue is nearly completed and is a comfortable residence, old Colonial style. Rev. Dr. J.

L. Jenkins lectured before the social science club at Ware yesterday af cernoon on "The Use of the Best." for the fire's origin. The loss is something locser ornament the city park. To prevent place to the people. Onota la, also, lounging round there, which basal sure to become more so.

Johnnie Morris of this city, ywho re she had had it strapped there for several months at a time. The child's foot was also seriously affected and permanently crippled. She is not now-able to walk without great difficulty. The plaintiff says that the fire district is liable for the injuries she received tor the reason that the wires were not rendered harmless as they should have been when the "tapper" was taken out of the house. When the evidence for the plaintiff had joices in tipping the scales ix about 53 pounds and whose years njjrtnber 17, has agreed to go on the roadwith Mrs.

Tom Thumb's company ofmidgets. Johnnie is handsome, consisting mainly of silver, china and glassware and pictures, and rep resented rather solid worth and usefulness than articles of mere ornament. Mr. Watson is a lawyer, formerly of New York city, now of Tacoma, where he is largely interested In the building up of that enterprising city. Among the out of town guests present were Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Watson. Miss over f-000, partially covered by insur ance. The Bennett-Moulton opera company, whose visits to this city usually paralyze the natives, is down to play light operas six nights, beginning next Monday. To avoid sensational elopements or other startling goings on it would be wise to have the local "Johnnies" wear blinders while the prima donna is on the stage.

Iteport says Varney and Shea are coming for six nights also, on the 10th of March. If this be so to drive Mrs. Thuafb's barouche and will Mrs. Charles A. Rockwell is in New York for a month, visiting Mrs.

W. D. Carpenter. Miss Belle Wadsworth of St. Louis is the guest of the Misses Wolfe, South street.

T. C. Waddell. who removed to New Jersey some week ago, has been taken ill and is at his old home in Troy. Miss Elizabeth Hopkins and Miss Smith wys been deplored, we will willingly elect them to the aidermanic board 1 The Burbank Hotel dining room has been re decorated and is now looking very bright and handsome.

The office and other business rooms have been given decorative ittenuom very much to their improve-meat. The Adams Stock company is drawing Zood houses at.the Academy of Music this week. The actors seem abundantly able to lease the average audience and the no doubt prove decided acquisition to the troupe. all been heard Tuesday afternoon Mr. Wil ThVay vertisement of Elmwood Farm House Furnishing Emporium W.

EGale proprietor, appears in the Scn av. The horses Sultan, Jacobin, Pon Dorothy Watson, Henry Lee Hobart, Mrs. N. C. Chapman, Miss 8.

Frances Bates, R. W. Gilbert. Mrs. W.

L. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. West, of New York Mr.

and Mrs. B. C. Gilbert. Mr.

and Mrs. J.H. Ecob, Mr. and Sirs. Thomas Swlnyard, Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick Harris, Miss Hannah Harris, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Cox, and Mr. andMrs. Edward Rudd.of Albany: 25 NORTH STREET, we shall have IS successive nights of the atrical attractions; pretty good record for a city of our size. This would be a Tastly better world to live in, if everybody used Brussels soap. ot Worcester are the guests of the Misses Barker, Bartlett avenue.

McGregor Jenkins, who holds a desirable position with the publishing house of Houghton, MiiUin Co. in Boston, spent Sunday in town. Mr. and Mrs. James Sydney Smith are home again from an enjoyable visit with PITTSFIELD.

MASS. toosuc and Surprise need no comment here as to their blood and breeding, and the stock -raisers of Berkshire will no doubt gladly avail themselves of the opportunities Elmwood Farm so richly offers. The house of correction received a visit Tuesday from nine members of the legislative prison committee, under escort cox moved to have the case taken from the Jury for the reason that the testimony did not warrant a verdict against the fire district. The motion was denied by the court and the question whether or not the district is liable for the negligence, if there Was negligence, of the chief engineer, who is an elected officer and not an agent of the district will be decided by the supreme court. The defense rested it case on this decision and the court directed a Terdict for the plaintiff.

The jury were to award the amount of damages, however, and after listening to able arguments by Mr. Wilcox and Senator Dawes they retired at 12 o'clock yesterday morning. At 3:15 they returned a verdict giving the plaintiff plsvtsre interesting, "ine Jiajner Cni' will be given this evening. The Apassiz Association of the local high school gave a pleasant entertainment in'DaHon Thursday evening which owing to stormy weather, was not well attended. JUny tiJkets were sold in advance, however, and the society does not lose much A small blaze in the chimney at Mrs.

M. E. Walker's house on Buel street, called cut the Protective about seven o'clock Fr.day morning. The wind was blowing fanouslv ut the time and the prompt re- It is of very little consequence to the Burbank heira which of the three propositions agreed upon is accepted by the town. Their interest is in having a settlement of some kind that shall release the estate to them free from the supposed claims and interests of the town.

They do desire that the purpose of Mr. Burbank, to help the Robert Dutton, of Springfield; Mrs. A. Butler, of Utica. N.

George Murray and Samuel G. Colt, of Andover; J. D. Colt, Mr. and Mrs.

A. B. Denny, the Misses Sherwood, Miss Eleanor Guild, Benjamin E. Bates, Mr. and Mrs.

H. W. Dwight, of Boston; Mrs. E. P.

Watson. Mrs. J. P. Hopkinson, the Misses Hopkinson and Mrs.

Kuno Francke, of Cambridge. AT THE MEETING. of Messenger W. II. Whiting.

They thoroughly inspected the jail and Sheriff Crosby was as usual handsomely complimented on the excellent state of things at the institution. Dr.Brackin is soon to break ground Mrs. Smith's brother, Mr Burgbardt and family, in Bridgeport. Mrs. Earl Henry, formerly Miss goes to New York Monday for two weeks, on business connected with her.

millinery establishment. Dr. F. W. Brando w's pretty little cottage on Bartlett avenue.is nearly completed and he will move in about the first of April probably.

Roxy Laraja, the violinist, who is well for the block he is to erect on the old 4,730. The suit was brought for flU.UW but the jury's award is fair and hospital and provide a Burbank park for the people, should be considered, and the supreme court will also very likely insist upon this in sanctioning the compromise, but as a matter of business the- interest of the heirs is solely in reaching a settlement of some kind. It is for the town to vote, to day, whether the park at the lake or some other park site shall be chosen. We believe the opportunity to secure a perpet A Philadelphia Sunday Great la the Dollar and Diana The Sunday remembered here, is playing with a theatrical orchestra in Chill, South America. He Pierce property on North street.

The block will be of brick, three stories, and will have five stores on the ground floor. H. Neill Wilson is the architect of the new structure and it is certain to be a fine addition to North street. In spite of unfavorable weather the ice harvesting has been rushed at Pontoosuc lake, and has begun at Onota during the week. All the teams procurable near and far are drawing to the depots for ship pucse of '-he company checked what might hre beea a serious fire: No home is so poor that it cannot have pictures.

We notice at Talbot's a beautiful assortment of choice photograph reproduction! of famous subjects which they are seeing Hi framed and ready to hang for 49 They have every sort of larger and tper pictures at tery low rates, also. A deal of newspaper fame precedes Miss Maud Howe's appearance in this city April tt'h. The Worcester Gazette hvi she ranks with Jenny Lind or l'atti. The next case was that of William H. Staples appellant, vs.

Frank Sullivan et al of North Adams. Bixby and Uibbard representing the plaintiff and Thayer and Son the defense. The suit is to recover damages for the overflow of a stream into the plaintiff's property, said overflow being caused by the action of the defendant, who changed the stream's course in building a bridge over the same. TRUSSES. We have them from Ono Dolliii- XJp, A GOOD DURABLE TRUSS FOR OXE DOLLAR.

ual pleasure ground at and access to Onota Lake should not be lost. Private ownership is fast girding the lake with fentes and trespass signs. It may bo that this is the only chance to save some of the shore to the people. Certainly it is a good chance Fresh candy made every day, at Ford's Candy Kitchen, 79 West street. ment, and store houses are being built by some of the companies.

There is no doubt the business will continue brisk as long as fil ESTI AT THE COOLER. bae comts of a musical family and has had the ice is fit to harvest. Rey. Dr. Newton arrived home from Philadelphia last week in time to give his usual bible reading Wednesday evening.

He went to the city on business connected with the publication of his late father's books. On Sunday be took observations of the churches and religiou work, attending three church services, a bible reading at the University and a working copies' erylce at the theatre in tho evening. He-gave a brief but graphic account of this service, from hi point of observation in the highest gallery of the theatre. Three thousand people were present, apparently of the class who are very infrequent church goer, to say the least, and Dr. Newton writes to friends that he is doing well there but hopes to return to Pittsfield some day.

District Attorney IUbbard has been receiving a visit from his brother, who is a fur trader living in Winnipeg and making excursions into the frozen regions buying furs in their seasons. It is a hardy and venturesome life but it has also its pleasures and compensations. A correspondent of the Home Journal, writing of the Washington literary people, has this to say of Miss Dawes: "Miss Anna Laurens Dawes, the clever daughter of the able senator from Massachusetts, whiie compelled of course to devote considerable time to soeiety, still manages to many pleasing articles for the magazines." Fergus Fahey, 26, a brakeman on the B. A. railroad, was run over and In stantly killed last night at 9 clock by an It's as good as a circus to observe the wsy in which some ot our fashionable transient visitors creep into the School street hotel now o' nights.

The average new arrival opens the door timidly and glances nervously around the premise as if he were no stranger to the interior of the precinct and had made the acquaintence on a former yisit of "Max." the city mar Oh i the largest stock in Western Mansachusettg, We a perfect fit in every case. Atao a large line of SUPPORTERS, SHOULDER BRA CES, CR UTCHES, C. empty truck attached to Engineer Hull train. The cause of the accident, which occurred at the Junction, is unknown, for Fahey was not a drinking man. Sledical Examiner viewed the body which was badly mangled.

The many friends of Michael J.Connors, The estate of the late Samuel J. Til- ererv poifcitile auvantage. completing uer in Dresden tn 1(5. She is a native of Bat'Jeboro, is young and charming. Tie New York, New Haven and Hartford IUioad and the Housatonic Kailroad hsre arranged a compromise regarding the Und Bridgeport owned by the Housa-tnnic and crossed by the New York, New HsTen and Hartford tracks.

It Is given out thst the New York, New Haven and Hartford will pay a large yearly rental tor the cf the property. The publishers of the trouble making Medieval History are Oinn Boston, la a telegram received yesterday they state thst the book Is used in the schools at New Britain, Newton, Auburndale, and at Brown University. Boston CollegeVermont Academy Wheaton Seminary, North Tilton Seminary, Colby University, Lascelle seminary How'lTMll We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured bv taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. F'. J.

Cheket Co. Toledo.O. We. the undersigned, have known F. J.

Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions ann financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm. Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Walding. Klnnan Marvin, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.

E. H. Van Heesen, Cashier, Toledo National Bank, Toledo National Bank, Toledo. O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucus den turns out to amount to Ij.000,000, which is 10,000,000 more than was ex SJanningriSOlI, (Old Corner Drug Store.) 51 Xorth Street, Fitttfleld, Mass.

shal's redoubtable mascot. Presently Capt Leonard, who ha been carried away from hi surroundings temporarily by some thrilling editorial In the Journal, awakes to consciousness with start and orders the bsll-boy to take the new arrival's grip. Most ot 'em have the grip, you know, just about now. After the guest has registered formerly of this city, will be glad to know that he is now employed by Roland T. Oakes a large electric firm in Hartford, and is doing finely.

The firm has just concluded one of the largest jobs of electric tubing ever attempted in this country and Mr. Connors had entire charge of the work. Miss Sprague, of Providence, whose singing has given such excellent satisfaction at the First church is soon to resign, her position in the choir here, much to the regret of a'great many people. Mia Lizzie pected. Under these circumstances ine trustees say they can afford to compromise with the heirs who are contesting the will, giving them all but 4,000,000 which they reserve for the library Mr.

Tilden proposed in his will. Geo. II. Tilden of New Lebanon is acting for the heirs in arranging the compromise. Geo.

C. Bock wood, the famous New wished that a similar Sunday evening service for non church goers could be held at our Academy of Music. It was a project that he would like to interest all the churches in. The bible comment of the evening related to the trouble at Ephesu caused by the introduction ot Christianity. The manufacturer of idol, decoration for the temples, hand made gods, shrines, wanted protection against this new religion which aet up the one God in heaven to be worshiped surfaces of the system.

Price 7oc. per bottle. Sold by all' Druggists. 4t29. with the gold pen and made solemn affld a-vit that he hasn't got stowed away in his clothes any dangerous articles, such as LC1L ROTICBS.

ana many other places. Mr. George Clark completed 25 years ot lova! snd valuable service at the Bur-bank Hotel last Saturday and the anniver-rv was made an occasion of "open house" festivities. Lunch was served by Mr. Clark at the hotel and hundreds of friends called knives, slung-ahots, razors, shot guns, musical instruments, poison, revolvers, etc.

and has sworn on hi honor as a gentleman (of leisure) that he wont have the in place of Diana and other false gods. a cake For bath, toilet or laundry use, Smith, whose nne voice nas oiten oeen beard in public in this city, is to succeed Miss Sprague. Miss Smith has been the leading soprano at the Methodist church for some time and the First church people are fortunate in securing so fine a singer. night mare or commit suicide over night, he is ceremoniously ushered into "Sluutber tooCer their congratulations." An incident York photographer, writer, discoverer and leader in his profession, has sent a dozen photographs for Ethel Division's library room. These are from his own negatives and are beautiful specimens of his work.

Among the subjects are James Whitcomb Riley, ltev. Dr. Talmage, Edward Everett Hale, Bill Nye, Bishop Potter, P. T. Barnum, Miss Hortense Pierse, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Henry Ward Beecher, and a number of artistic compositions.

The pictures will be very nice and interesting adornments for the reading room. That mirth provoking comedy. "Upside Down concocted by Thos. A. Daly Parlor.

Here he finds a select number ot of the dav was the presentation of a check for IHjO to Mr. Clark. the gift being a com TOU SALE. drowsy celebrities who have arrived early They raised a cry that the new god would ruin their business and Alexander, a silversmith, who was prospering in his business of making shrine and temple trappings was a ring-leader in the row. There are two.

possibly more.bases of reasoning. One is logic, from which a man by fair and impartial deliberation roache a conclusion unprejudiced by selfishness or personal considerations. The other is the Dollar of Brussels soap does the business. Have you furniture to sell Do you wish to buy furniture Call at E. Ecker-son's, 71 West street, becond hand furniture and goods of all kinds bought and sold on commission.

For coughs, colds, ftorseness and tickling in the throat, for all lung and throat soreness and inflammation. Murphy's plete surprise. Mr. Clark will continue in and secured the downiest couches. 1 hese hand painted rules are then handed to him tu old nlace and his cheerful and melodi "tomnambulisuc truest sleep here at their ous voic will still announce at the depot.

peril. This hotel not responsible for jew Mrs. Elizabeth Ellen Allen Tremaine, mother of Mrs. S. G.

Terry, who died in Waterburv recently, was born in Canaan, N. in 1821. She married Mr. Tremaine about 47 years ago and for 23 years has resided in Waterbury. Mrs.

Tremaine was an estimable christian woman and much interested in church and mission work. Beside her husband she is survived by three children. Mrs. Charles Field, of Hartford, Mrs. 8.

G. Terry and Dr. W. A. Tremaine of Providence.

as it but for so many years, that the Uur bank Hotel is "right across the way." els, bonds and bank notes not left in the safe. No dreaming allowed; guests who Our compliments to Pittsfield, Mass. want to dream are requested to do so in a basis. The Ephesians reasoned from the latter. If this Christianity is to prevail, they said, what will become of our traffic in all that pertains to the worship of the quiet, orderly manner, uuesta requested Cough Remedy is the nicest and surest cure in the wo'rld.

Sold by all druggists and made only by J.J, Murphy, Academy of Music block North street Pittsfield. Smokers can have their cigar holder Tbe Subacrlper offers bis entire property, personal and real eetate. at No, i South Mountain Btreet, for sale cheap. Foutnloa liven April 1st. Possession ot most of the personal property can be ivea at ones.

The personal property consist In part as follow: One hone and 9 eowe. a lot of chicken eoopt. portable room, drtoktnf fountain, and taeoba-tore of the mot approved and reliable kinds; irood 11 erring ear. 1 each of lumber, pasern and busineae wacos. one k-tor mowing maehlnci nore rake, pkw.

harrow, cultivator, wheelbarrow, hay and veaetabie cutter, barneea, led and leitcta, and a variety of small loola; a e-borae power portable Meam not to die here wlinoul leaving wora or their intentions with the clerk. Guest and John T. McNally of the Boston Herald, was presented at the Academy of Music Saturday evening by Dan Daly and a good company. The Daly family, all comedians of more than average merit, have retired from the stage from one cause or another, until Dan is the only one remaining to keep alive the bright reputation of the troupe. "Upside Down" is not so gods, the decorations, the little image, the cunning shrines, which now are in every house and upon the manufacture of which found dead in the morning will be summarily dealt with; Quest who are con RtiCElVING THE FLAG.

PittsSeid has long enjoyed the reputation of being one of the most delightful towns in the Berkshire regon, but it will soon be town no longer. The Legislature a year granted it a city charter, and the people of Pittsfield voted last week to accept it So at the beginning of next year Pitts-fieid wi'l assume the dignity of a city, to which it has long been entitled in point of population. It can truthfully be said by scious ot a desire to take a Dam must snow a doctor's certificate a to their sanity. we depend. Then came the outcry against Christianity, the uproar and tumult in the theatre which came near being a riot and or pipes mended, fitted with new stems or other defects cured at Ford's, on West 8t.

All the best brands of tobaccos and cigars and every thing required by users of the weed. Call at Ford's. J. G. Holland sells the "Country Gentleman" cigar.

$1000 forfeit if these cigars Guests who have ever taken a bath requested to eive to the clerk exact dale, why and There was a large attendance and pleasant and appropriate exercises at Ethel Division's meeting on Monday evening, when a handsome American flg, 10 by 15 feet in size, was presented. I) was the contribu would have been serious had it not been good as the uaiy oia piay it is nevertheless very amusing and when such a clever actor as Dan Daly takes the stopped by a shrewd speech from the city clerkr 'Great Is Diana of the Ephesians, was the shout great is the dollar, great is wherefore. Guests must not complain ol the atmosphere's being chilly; they must remember they're in a cooler. If any of their ancestor ever did a stroke of work. principal part, extremely iatisiying vo me average audience.

The last performance our business attacked by this new religion. guests must tell when and how it happen are not strictly hand made, vve win ior-feit $1000 if these cigars are not full long yuelta Havana fillers. The King of Berkshire is a new brand irriiil(! Down" was witnessed in una great is our trade as silversmiths and idol of ed. Guests whose grandfather died child town for the company have gone to Boston tion of about a dozen citizens of Pittsfield and was obtained from the famous manufactory of Martin Sons, Boston, through the Agency of Mr. D.

J. Dodge. The exercises were made appropriate to the reception of the flag and celebration of Wash makers, great Is Diana. This occurred many hundred years ago, but io this very to rehearse a new production. less must scoount satisfactorily tor their existence.

Guests are notified that a good Enrtne, a i bonw-poww opnirht txuer, miner aDd blacksmith toola. tvfrtuerator. S-foot lrn lathe with counter shafts with of belttn. 6 re wood, rxrth 4 ft. and that fitted f-r the store, rant of It nnder cover aod thoroug-hiv seasoned-All tods of household goods con.tstm In part of chamber sets, table, chairs, a rofcl oooklnx range, crockery, tinware, Jack screws, several set.

tarkie-block and rofea, Iroo bans chalDL draft-rotls and other nwvtnr tool. heavy hard wood work benches, with benca screw. What there fat unsold of tbe personal property-April 1. will be closed out at auction. If the for merls unsold at that time, tbe house, wttk rood fardens will be reeled, also lh henerte.

A rare chance for anyone who ha hen fever, to step Into the most completely equipped establishment of the kind la that part of Ut sut. The day there is often heard a cry not so very Owing to the superseding of the Adams different from that or anno dominl.UJ. of cigars made especially for Van Deusen and are unquestionably the best five cent cigar In the market. They are pleasant flavored, good size and every way satisfactory. Call for them at Van Deusen's.

by the United States express company on TIMioHtnnm road. John G. Orr, who breakfast, consisting of ham and hash-brown potatoes, buckwheat cakes and maple syrup, coffee and toast, is its Inhabitants that thev will be "cilns of no mean city." In Its new estate PitU-field be no, less charmiug than in its oid. The town is dead long live the city. Soc Yurk Tribune.

Settlement has baen made with Mr. H. T. Morgan and he has retired from the clothing house in Central block so long run by tim. The firm of Koberts, Butler 4 of Utica, one of the best manufacturing and wholesale houses in the United States, are now owners of this store and Mr.

Charles P. Khle will be the local manager, with Messrs. Knowles and Fisher as clerks. Mr. Khle has already made a good many friend here and customers will find him a courteous, genial gentleman to dea with, very much in earnest to win and It was in Paul's letter to the Ephesians that he shows the difference between that not furnished by the management tne has so ably managed the Adams omce, is to remove witn his family to Bridgeport, life it may be expected a christian will terms bed and board are synonymous.

live as compared with that before his con where he will take another position in me ington's birthday. The "Star Spangled Banner," America," and "Red White and Blue" were songs sung by a chorus under Mr. Woodruff's direction, an address was given by J. S.Rcynolds on the character of Washington and by Arthur S.Prout on the history of the flag; Mr. Smith gave an appropriate reading and Master Louis Albro oTcollnnt recitation on Washington.

After these rule have been assented to version. In the time past, says 1 aul, "ye company's office. During his residence in Chasgk of Time. Dr. W.

P. Went-worth. the eye and ear specialist of this cil will be in his office in England's block, every day except Sunday, from 11 a. m. to 4 Instead of 8 a.

m. as has been his custom for the past three years. The Dr. and answered in writing and the guest's seal baa been affixed, he pull over him the draperyjof hi couch and lies down to walked according to the course of this world, according to the prince of the power of the air, the spirit of disobedience" In this place air. jrr, oj uim uuugiuK.

wi-dial manners and keen business ability.has made hosts of friends and he has been es accord with the prevailing spirit of wick pleasant dreams, whlcn he can peaceiuiiy indulge io until the rosy dawn heralds'the George Washington Prout gave an exhibi pecially prominent in musical ana masonic circles. He will be missed very much in edness, the epidemic habit of the time. buildings for this baslaeaa coasts ot Brooaer-kouss lis feet Ion, warmed by hot water Ks entire length, which can be raised from Vs) to 71W shirks, lu breeding pens aggresratltur l' feel la ten 1 house 7J feet, snd as other feet a length. Nearly all this property la food bob dltlon. tVPoallry ha all bee soil.

We talk about microbe, disease germs, in approaching day ot glorious leisure, oen it is he goes out into the cold.untympsthe- keep patronage by fair dealing in honest foods at reasonable prices. Messrs Knowles and Fisher have lonir been known in the the First church choir, wnere nis exceuuui voice has been heard with such pleasure fluenza, as being in the air. I here seem Is a graduate ot tne new iur ku' medicine, has gained a good practice in his specialty, and is always ready to treat the poor as well as those who are batter able to pay the bill of a specialist. to be a prevalence of microbes. unhealthy.

tic world and gets a hot real I mi. more than likely, at the first house he strikes. toreand have hosts of friends who will be for the past few years, riueneiu regreui the loss of so clever and popular a young business man as Mr. Orr but everyone if not fatal, to the moral system. Bad books, vile productions of the pre, evil ot glad to call and see them.

Meanwhile the HANCOCK. tion ot club swinging, showing that he was a brisk young athlete, as the father of his country was in his boyhood. Refreshments were served. The formal presentation of the flag was by Past Worthy Patriarch Lincoln, Conductor Louis Reynolds being the standard bearer. Worthy Patriarch L.

K. Albro received the flag in behalf of the Division, making a brief but fitting speech. The program was arranged by Mr. Albro and he was universally con sale of the old stock continue and there WAKEFIELD, Agt. all sort poisoning the air.

Take the Sunday newspaper like the New York World, CllAS A. tt.w are, genuine bargains in all departments. wishes him the lullesi measure ui oroeperity. The cold weather of Friday and Satur The Adami rwnnlfl are still talking of Chicago Time, and others, page upon Wild rumors of a prize ngni, reporieu day made ice fast in local ponds. H.

M. Goodrich and W. S. Conklm are fillin the recent srreat ball bv which the new mill to be in progress at a spot "not a thousand page of suggestive picture, strong sensation, reeking columns of crime. I agree of the Berkshire cotton manufacturing company was dedicated.

The mill Is 2S0 miles away" from the postofflce kept tne Deafness Cured. Deafness cured by Dr. Liston, at the Burbank House, March 14 and 13. Htat Ctrl Would. 'O, I do so love to go riding with John, he has everything so nice in his carriage.

If Nellie tad gone further in her remarks she would have added that John bought outfit at Thomas Behan their Ice bouses from Berry Pond with fins clear ice, a foot in thickness. Thompson with Mr. Moody." said Dr. Newton, "that 100 feet in size and four stones high. newspaper correspondents cnasiug iuuu thiscity Tuesday midnight It was the lower floor was reserved for the dan and Isailey tram (J.

V. YV hitman a pond, about 10 inches thick. gratulated and compumemea ior its appropriateness and success. BIASACMISETT it is impossible for a sermon to reach the conscience of any man who ha begun hi Sabbath by reading 30 page of the Sunday paper." Dr. Newton oelieved the time FARM FOR SALE.

THI FARM of tbe late Joesph Brodie, situated la northwest part ot lb tows of Pltufirkl and knows as ln Kd Housa Place, oons-stUia of It acres, I now oC-rc-i foraaie. it ha a beautiful spring, which never dry, and a fair amoant ot and wood. Term eaey. Inquire of Mcr-ril. 10 Nona street, or at my reaUcno oo Churchill street.

21 MAKT C. BROSIE, Xx. whispered ttial tne ngni waa -well-known Boston pugilist and a slugger Saturday morning the mercury was 4 or rs and afforded room for 100 sets. The first dancewas led by Lieut. -Governor 5 degree below zero, the first time this from Syracuse and a local sporune character started the excitement by showing a He really has the winter it ha fallen below 0.

Haile and Mrs. W. B. Plunkett, Mr. W.

B. Plunkett and Miss Gibbs. of Norwich, would come when the pre would be better, sweeter, purer, higher, in time a power wool, and fur robes, Mia Pannie A. Smith of PitUfleid is over Nugent's store, finest stock of plush and handsome horse letter he had extending an mtiuiuuu the "mill." It was impossible to ascertain blankets ever seen In spending tbe week wth her lister. Mrs.

H. CL. Wellington Bmith. of Lee, and Miss Annie IL Green. It is expected the mill will be got into one ration bv April lst.and tor right and morality, trutn and virtue.

There was a short reading from "Pil grim' Progress," and with word ot coun II. Goodrich. this section. Charitable Eye and Ear Ialrmarr, The next quarterly examination at the House of Mercy in Pittsfield, for person in Berkshire county with disease of the Eye or Ear, who are not able to pay a ur-geon'a bills, will be conducted by a surgeon from the Infirmary, under the pro E. L.

Crandall of William college was home over the rAabbath. that its pay roll will be $4000 a week. The null compitte cost 1423.000. A Lte boy, el and suggestion for the Lenten season the exercise closed. These bible readings.

A dam gave way at Prescott, Arizona, last Saturday and the Johnstown disaster was repeated on a small scale. Fifty lives TO REXT. TBS of the lata Joh Msrr.ry a short Utanoe n.m brtf.rtn, on shore of Hl-hmoad pond- farm eonasst of 00 acre of to land eodercsiilvaUua. Tha 'w njtnot fa aaraased la Itertsmr county, for of the most dclikhtful interest, are held Mrs. A.

F. Myre. who ha been yisiUng in N. Y. city, Schoharie, Greenbuah and Greenwich, li.

J. for the past three week I expected home thia week. every Wednesday evening at 7 uSO at the Jlr. E. Gibbs, now president ot the Jwwich, Ct.

bank, it president of the company. The Plunketla will be the and the concern is backed by a score were lost. guild room and everybody I welcome. Tuesday night whether or not me story was a "fake" but yesterday it was found that the match actually occurred but not in Pittsfihld. be it said to the credit of the local officers.

The "mill" took place a barn at Adams and was for a purse of $300 the principals being Ryan of Boston and Casey of Syracuse. A limited number of shorts at S3 a head were present and Adams pK backed the pugilist. Ryan won the fight after five or six hard fought rounds. The name of the referee could not be learned. By Tote of the House of Representatives aneSsbingaad boating this hue eM be b-atis eaa be rented to fcwttag aad pleasure parties, bringing la quite an laouui.

strong business men of this state Cress Eyea. visions ol tue uersnnire runa on i uesuay the fourth day of March next from 9 a. m. till 2 p. m.

Application should be made on or before that date, to the matron of the House of Mercy who will cheerfully give all further needed information. the world' fair of 1893 II neia goes Chicago. The quarrels of the New 1 ork politicians lost it to that city. Cross eyes are straightened in a moment XMsrkarcee frasst the Ear. Discharge from the ears cured by Dr.

Liston at the Burbank House March 14 and 13. Catarrh Cure. for pariiwiar BASTIL KCTtPHT. TBtoa street, ftuaaeid. Has.

Poeseeski r'vea lmmedisxey. I by ut. Listen, at the liurbanK House, Catarrh cured by Dr. Liston, the scien From laundry to cam room March 14. Vfc specialist, at the Burbank House, soap fills the bill.

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