COUNTY POST.

LFTCHFIELD. JANUARY 2, 1897.
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With the usual congratulations of the year to our readers we would gladly have prescn- ted them retrospective article, on the most important events which have transpired the past year: but two circumstances have pre- vented-frst, we have not felt in writing mood the present week, and could not feel satisfied with any labours of our pen sand second, the crowd of political matter, which certain of our readers consider aIl-important, together with other necessary insertions, has left us no room for an editorial display. Our patrons therefore must take the will for the deed. A friend has obligingly handed us "New- Years Address," which follows. The only fault we can find in tiff indeed this can be fault---is its locality. Our neighbours will be pleased with it; distant readers will hardly under stand it.