SPRAYED

New Marble Establishment.
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1NeW NldfDiG ESIdDlISnfnenCa TEVHE subscriber having lately commenced A the business of STONE CUTTING, in South Farms, would respectfully inform his friends. and the inhabitants of Ltchfeld Go. and vicinity, that he has now, and will con- stantly keep on hand, a good assortment of

 Marble 7'om6stones and Monumeafs. from the Stockhridge and Washington quar- ries, the former of which is well known as fur nishing the best White Marble in the United States.

 OBELIsK, PYRAMID, & URN. MONUMENTS built according to the latest and most approved style, and of the best materials.

 SEpu1cHRAL MONUMENTS. designed prin~ cipally for family tombs, athing entirely new.

 Reference may be had to either of the fol- lowing gentlemen respecting the skill of the subscriber in his profession; and all orders left with them shall meet with prompt atten- ton ;--

 SHERMAN & MERWIN, Woodtury. GOERGE DEWEY, Litchhcid. BEACH & PARNELEE, Goshen.

 HALSEY STEVENS, Norfolk.

 with each of whom specimens of the Marble and Work may be seen. Also, reference may be had to either of the following gentleman. Rev. John Langdon, Gen. David Bird, Beth

 lem.---Rev. Henry Robinson, Edward

 Cowles, Abner Northrop, So';ih Farms -

 Doct. Samuel Buell., Leonard Goodwin,

 Joseph Adams, Wn,. Beeha. Litchfeld.-

 Erastus Hodges, Hcroen Chllds, Iorriag-

 ton.

 The subscriber nattcrs himself that the a- boye arrangement in his business of giving those who wish to purchase an apport,:nitY ofcxan,i,li61 for themselves before they us- chase will eilectually prevent the necessity of that deception so often practiced ny pedlars. who 50 about deceiving the ignorant respect ing the quality and value of marble.

 Gentlemen attending the c, urt sessions at Litchfeld, by calling upon GEORGE DEWEY, Cabinet Maker, will have q peculiarly favoHr- able opportunity of examining for themselves before they purchase.

 Urns and Hilloscs, Fines, Drapery, Masonic Embfems, Raised Letters, Writing -hand, and every species of Carving and Engraving done to order, and upon the shortest notice.

 All the above mentioned articles will he sold as cheap as can be purchased elsewhere in the state, for Cash or approved credit.

 JOHN l.. CHURCH. Litchfeld, South Farms, April 1e, 1927. tf44