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Daily Republican., 1880-09-25

& Sawyer, No. 3o2 Msrke'
.,s' ~ ',,ill COP ring old pictures t
,ud they are also taking si1
A autographs obS for 81, and On'
i duplicate, 5Oc' tou' Large
|ps, jO'' r.,
,sDoyned Domestic Cough
Ia, no. been thrown out TO tLs
4 random, but has been vel
M uosi,ivsly does give speedy
|sld At the West End Pharmacy
h and Jefferson streets.
/ ,our children to Sutterley &
4 SO3 Market street, above Sd
| nbotog- apis. They take the
|,usogs six card for u one Sxl(
|,p Geo. B. Mstzuer, los East 80
m A clean shave, hair cut OIL
N. Dyeiug a specially. Tobacco
[m, bes! quality, constantly OF
s,jy's Prairie Weed and Kenne
kvOrits Remedy sold by Taylor s
|su, Druggists and Apothecaries
b :trsst'
yVu compelled to wear a truss
| need one now II 80, 60 Il
bn's Drug Store, Fifth and Pop
bets, where they are sold at &
" figure.
Sm,lts for your apples, pota.
h grapes, and save 10 per cent,
|ins. No l3 East Fourth street
Inc photograph of yourself ol
b 20 70 Suttsrlsy & Sawyer, 30.
street. Their prices are very
! their work irst-olRss.
gross Of wooden pipes for sale
i ths Grest Tobacco Mart 4th,
lplsy streets, Will, Del. A. A.
40, prop'r
/ your babe in as early as you
ths day for photographs. Sut'
1 Sawyer, 302 Market street,
70 them in Ons second.
your old pictures to Sutterley
'sr, 3O2 Market street, and have
pied. They do them cheap.
q Eel. Derbys, price, IS cents,
'psy's, opposite Clayton House,
IS Cloth Dsrbys, $l.5O. shep'
p0site Clayton House.
3 Kidney Cure will eliminate
IOH from your blood.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-25

Buy your produce where you can
save money. Smeltz sells over than
the lowest. No. 13 East Fourth street.
Ladies' Cloth Dsrbys, $l.50, sl.75
and $500. sheppey, The halter, op-
posite Clayton House.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-25

ANTED-LABORER .-GOOO LA
w borers oan get steady employment at
libsral wages by applying to the
gl5.St EDC4EMOOR IRON co.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-25

XNTANTED.-A MIDDLE AGED WO.
w man wishes sltuation In small
family. Apply $40 Z. 9Th at. 9zStN
Daily Republican., 1880-09-25
~TTS STOPPED FREE. Mar

{. TRAYED AWAY OR STOLEN ~
- On the night OF the I'D Instant, 10y
from the premises Of P. Connor, Front and
Union street, q bay mare with white star on
the fa,e. Any information reg arding the
same will be thankfully received.
9I5tlt r. O0NNOR
Daily Republican., 1880-09-25
'aae or the Thermor.,ar

h. "SSpUsLIcAN Si Office, on Saturday
TS' 10 O'Clock, l2 o'o,ook.
I1O 79G
Daily Republican., 1880-09-25

EHOR SALE.-ABOUT $50 ACRES OF
Il land in one or two farms GEAR Hender-
son, Delaware & Maryland 4. Z. Apply to
A-V MURPHY,
V25.2s.3Owl 1877 N. 18th St. Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-25

VIVIAN NrED-A GIRL TO LEARN
w Jressmaking ANY one who Ia not q
good sewer nesd not apply. 1905 Jefferson
street, 9z5t2t
Daily Republican., 1880-09-25
o.nores,,s Patterns.

!" + srsncsr take pleasure in
Esa |s.i,s 4 70 their customers that
lslDs nav received Mime. Demor-
|.'.,.-"s, ~ rU Portfolios, What TO
I.asruAls, &C., for the present
Daily Republican., 1880-09-25

CTRAY OOW-SrRAYED AWAY EENE
= from the promises of the subscri- ReK
Der, 9lS West street, young Aiderney COW.
A liber al reward will e paid for her return.
9y5 dSwtf ALEXANDER KELLY.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-25
spscIAL MENTioA'
GroceFies.

ns,, 4, the Granger Store.
hi y a,,sst, D"s, only 50, b.. come
H. 70, Medic Medley nlc-nacs, lec. h. To-,
h.. sai nsv i will pay you to buy
bog p'" "0,es, tea, prunss, Gran
b'saa, b'sga ,o.p vv9 from US ; No. ! mack.
so 4 S'' We have the cheapest
~. .,n, NJ, in the city. Come to lo9
\ ! l'u, ',,sst and see for yourself.
|t'' '"' T. N. WIzR.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-25

Choice grapes, 4c. fb., on Friday, at
No. Is K. 4!h st. Call early. 8, smsltzs
Daily Republican., 1880-09-25

WANTIsED.coaAs GOOD srGUT 8, BOY
ters. Apply at fish stall 8th at. market. 26-2t
Daily Republican., 1880-09-25
THE FAIa,s FINAL DAr.

How The Psnaasalss. Agrieuitural
and PemoloEieai Exnfbition Clos
ed-stx Theusand People Present
Sights and Sounds OF thc Clos
ing Day-The Raees-1Iay sprains
Her Leg.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-25

DOARDERS WANTED AT S2 EAST 4th
ID street; private family. ss6st
The Newtown bee., 1880-11-24

The Ministerial Meeting of the N. Y. the Bethel M. E. church on Monday after noon, Nov. Sth, at o'clock. The presid- ing older, the Ray. W. T. Hill, pre- sident of the association. called the meeting to order. The minute, of the last session were read by the Rev. c. s. Wing, secIe- tary. and approved.
 The Rev. ". Platt. Of Wsstport. read a very excellent paper on What is Dose cration of the Sabbath ?" The R.vs. :. H. Platt, E. s. Wing. w. W Martin, ". T. Hill and W Brown took part in the discussion.
 After this the Rev. c. c. Spencer. from West Norwalk, gave an exagrsis on He brews. xi.. 39-4O. II was a we'll prepared and, we think. correct rendering of this passage of Holy Scripture. The Rev. J. V. Saunders, from South Norwalk. gave an elaborate essay on the Atonement. This closed the afternoon session.
 l In tho evening Rev. J. H. Lightbourn of New Milford preached an exc4li. mt sermon from the text, Preacll the Word" There was large congregation. and they were highly delighted with the sermon.
 Tuesday morning, at s.30. there was g prayer-meeting held in the church. con ducted by the president. It was season of spiritual refreshing to all present.
 At |. m. the meeting was again called to order by the president. The matter
The Newtown bee., 1880-11-24
Bethel.

Gilbe.t Bros have built kitchen for MT. Joseph Becker.
 The hattera In Geo. G. Duraut's shop are having some work.
 A praise service will be held ia the M. E. church Thursday morning.
 Mr. Wm. Morrow, of New Jersey. was the guest of MT. Thomas Kyle, last week.
 Mir. Sullivan will move into the house formerly occupied by Samuel o. Barrow.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Foster. of Nor walk, ar. the guests Of B. T. Foster, Esq.
 Short Bros. of the Willows hat factory, have repaired the damages done by the fire.
 MT. Frederick Bassett will soon move into his new house Oil Goldfish Hill ave- nue.
 Charles H. Hurlburt has this season, up to date. made two thousand barrels of cider. MT. Wm Lawrence is having a cellar laiG for double tenement on West South street.
 Mir. James Neville is having house built in Classy Plain. F. Agnsw does | the work.
 Samuel Bassett moved into Pluntrees a few days ago. and occupies the house of H. H. Baird.
 Mfr and Mrs. H. Mead of North Canaan wero the guests of Mir. J. H. Burr, one day last week.
 Mir. Irx Wildman of Elmwood Is having his house shingled by M-ssrs. Ireland < Terrill. 0, Bill! 0. Ed!
 Our borough authorities take hand iI having good walks. In few years Beth el will be ahead of her sister villages.
 Mir. Benjamin Stowe is having barr built on his premises, on Great Pasture
 road. Fred Plumb is doing the work Mir. Ebert Green has purchased | building lot on Greenwood avenue. and l: having dirt carted. to fill In. from H. E Tomlinson's yard. The building purchased by Mr. A. H
 Dimond from E. R. Barnum was moved from Chestnut street to the foundation U the foot of Hoyt's hill. : There was dance at Fishers Hall : Thursday night. by tho young people o r Grassy Plain and Danbury. Andrews ? Orchestra furnished the music.
 Mrs Eugene Moffatt. aged 27 years
 died Wednesday evening, and was buric' Friday. The funeral services were con ducted by Rev. Wm. Brown. at the Meth
 odist church.
 . The house of Mir. Howard Mead II Wolfpits, has been painted by H. J. Day - ton and Hamilton Fs.ry. Mr. Ere ,- Plumb built MT. Mead's house, also tn house of Vim. Lee, in Bethel. a Mrs. Dr. Hanford Bennett has pul 7. chased the homestead of her fathers ss n tate, and is putting 1t ill thorough repair q MT. Charles Edmonds has rented 4 pol 6 tion of this house and now Eesides ill i
 Union services will be held Thursday in the Congregational church, at Il a. m 4 Rev. William Brown conducting the se :. vices. Services will bs held also in s ,, Thomas's church, commencing ut 10.s
 a. m.
 d The marriage of Mir. Geo. E. Starr, Jr ,. to Miss Annie Andrews. daughter of M
 Frank B. Andrews. was solemnlzed la,
The Newtown bee., 1880-11-24

Services Thanksgiving evening in the Methodist church. Sandy Hook.
 Hereafter services in St. Johns church will commence at 10 3. m.. instead of 1.30 p. m.
 Mr. Henry s. Hawley. agent at the de- pot at Hawleyvilie. has sent In his resig- place will be taken by Mir. Geo. Collier. of Danbury.
 Mir. E. W. Wilson goes to New York, this week. to purchase . full assortment of holiday goods, consisting of toys and fancy articles of furniture, to add to his already large and selected furniture es- tablishment in Sandy Hook. New goods received every week.
 The sheds which are being built at tn 0 depot by Mfr. E. W. Wilson are under the supervision of Sheriff Aaron Sanford. who. with NJ. c. Hawley, Esq. caused the sheds to be built for their use and that of the three hotels-Taylor's, Grand Central and Dicks Gov. kedstons rents ono of them.
 Last Sunday evening Rev. Charles Up son conducted one of the most interesting meetings of the series held at the Congre- gational church. Notice was given of the appearance of Mir. Charles Noble of New Haven on Monday evening. who would relate his conversion. Mr. Eobles came and the meeting was very interesting Mir. Upson will remain until Saturday, and meetings will be held as usual until then.
 Nicholas Bonifxs's wife deserted him and went to San Francisco. where she married again. He followed and begged her to return to him and their children She refused. They had final interview in her house, and 1t ended with his shoot ing her four times. Neighbors ran in or hearing the reports, and found her alone She vas In mortal agony, and was tolt by the doctor that she could not possibl. recover. They asked who had shot her II don't know" she replied; "he was | stranger-I never saw him before" Blu her effort to shield the murderer was use less, for his body was soon found In tn back yard, where he had killed himself
 The Bridgeport Mutual Life Insurance Association, of which W. G. Lineburgh | secretary, still lives and fiourishes, thougl many persons have thought 1t dead be cause there had been no assessment 10
 many months. The Stdndard of last Sat
 urGay stated that 6 gentleman in Europ
 wrote requesting information. and tn secretary replied, saying Shat there ha
 been no assessment since May, 1879. ths the membership at present was 45O. an that 1t only lacked fifty Of being 5o' which would make the benefit $1 .OO'
 The assessment on the death of Il men
 bcr is only s2, and whom tho membershl reaches ,0OO the assessment will be onl one dollar Taere is no humhug abo' the Bridgeport Mutual Insurance Assoc : ation, and every man who Is not insure and desires to get into a hrst-class ass
 ciatlon should write to the secrstary. V G. Lineburg. Bridgeport. for full info
 nation; or, if more convenient for u
 citizens of Newtown wishing informatio
 they can call at tho BEE office or inqui f of Sheriff Aaron Sanford. who will glad . answer all questions.
The Newtown bee., 1880-11-24

of the sermon preached by R. J. Light bourn was the subject for general conver- sation for more than an hour. That part of the sermon that referred to the unction that was necessary to preach the Word was thoroughly endorsed by the meeting. It resulted, we think. in great good.
 The Rev. W. T. Gilbert then read an exegesis on I. Thes., ", 23. This finished the morning session.
 The association assembled at D. m. The Rev s. H. Platt Toad & well-prepared essay on the distinctions between soul and spirit. We think it gave clear proof of the character and line of thought of the essayist.
 The Rev. G. H. Graves read us a very able essay on Conscience vs. Rsvela- tIon." which led to some profitable dis cussion.
 A meeting was held at 7.30 p. 10. for Christian work. Rev. 8. H. Platt took charge. After singing. and several pray CTS by the brethren. Rows. s. H. Platt and J. H. Lightburn gave two very stir I ring addresses on the duty of Christians. A wonderful influence attended these ad- dresses. The people responded. The altar was crowded with Cody men and women. and also those who were seeking 1 the Lord. Indeed. the results, we be- lieve. will be seen after many days h good to the church and community. 1 Yours, etc., ". BROWN.
 lThe above letter. though bearing the po-t-mark date of Nov. 18th. did To,
 reach us in time, last week, for insertion ] -ED.1
The Newtown bee., 1880-11-24
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The Newtown bee., 1880-11-24
They all Sing 1t.
THE TUNE CHANGED.

There's one thing I'd have you to know. Whether dwelling in palace or shed, That for pleasure and comfort below. Much depends on the style of the bed. If you're clinging to slats or to ropes,
 And thinking from these to find rest; Be assured that in vain are your hopes. The BranchvilIe Sprins, Bed is the best. In the gloom of the dark midnight hour When the tolls of the day are all past, How deliehtsome that magical power,
 That locks all our senses at last. But your sleep to be healthfui and sweet. And refreshing from toes to your head, Must be free from those terrors that
 greet
 All who use not the Branehville
 Spring Bed.
 Now, if nightmares and ghosts you'd defy And dream of the bliss that's to come. The Branchville Spring Bed you must try
 It will bring joy and peace to your home.
 You may try them month if you choose. Just to find out how nicely they lic. Then to buy them you cannot refuse.
 And you'll dream of the Sweet by and by" , ~ And all for FIVE DOLLARS
The Newtown bee., 1880-11-24

Now come RATS.
 Now come MICE.
 Now come ROACHES.
 Now come ANTS
 Now come PLEAS.
 Now come BUGS.
 INSECTS
 INSECTS
 INSECTS
 INSECTS On Plants, Fowls. Animals, Moths in Furs.
 Woolens. &c., &c.
 KILL quick and SURE. KILL quick and SURE. KILL puck and SURE. KILL quick and SURE "costar's' exterminators for Rats. "costar's" txterminators for Reaches. "Costar's' Exterminators Bed Bur s. "COSTAR'S" Insect POWDER. "COSTAR'S" Insect POWDER. "COSTAR'S Insect POWDER. "COSTARS" Insect POWDER. Pure. Pure, only Pure. Every box War ranted in Perforated Sitting Boxes. .ssk fer "Cosfar's"-Tnke sso
 other. Dealers wanting terms. address
 cosTAR cokPAEY. 405 Broome St., N. Y.
The Newtown bee., 1880-11-24

ge- When Cross- Mark appears on yoar paper, a Is to notyy yoa that your sabscrip- ston has r,n, out, aud anless reae,rsd the peper riR be stopped.
The Newtown bee., 1880-11-24
s37. 1880
 Newtown Academy.

Rev. JAMES P. HoYr. |. M., (Yafe), Prin- cipal and Instructor in Languages, etc. GEORGE H. CUMMINGS, A. B., lAm- herst). Associate Principal and Instructor fa Mathematics. Science and English. stc. Mss JULIET W. JENNINGS. Assistant and In charge of Primary Department. Pupils or all aces received and instructed clarscs or individually.
 Next Term begins Nov. 22.
 Tuition @ to s3 psr Ts
The Newtown bee., 1880-11-24
FOR SAIB.

GOOD FAMILY HORSE Cheap: sold on ae-. count Of removal from town. Also ExCi LLENT GOV. [. D. WIL5oxSQN.
, 1880-02-17

;,ompeny 81, ,,, Z. Th!s eopany 70 BE- otRsn!zc ,mser
fan,'n'; liz nstcnstbi: purpose Is 10 n,,t Tho
a1in I.'M " gnM coniltom aIa 70 tnfh!sh s:it
fnfSIIta nj Nru. VIE ar,nr ths m"reor. ., wh,,
nrc known to Ite Interested IL, lilo scheme nro
Henry Amy. who Il temporarily tho Presidents
Sne1n n,': y: nentt ol h'tn.,. aaMu Co:; George
IIrncc nMH Il Il wIrulnr II IL ,.Io,mc,i thnt thc
holders of 0un,rh ir,itr scciiritir, iu furnish
tho Company s. '0 I'm lnvo assnt,ic.l 10 tho plan
~ Tctlnnh,xnl10n mud tue assHfit 81 tlso ha!cfH
ncariw t,i,tn .ti MAs om H. " n,tne. ~
lie common, ami ,,rnfcrrc,i stockH pav tc ns.
Ecssncnts lcvtc ly ti,is l,lan tho rfilrtia'l cn-
pnny vii hNyG y fss Treasury ncarly tloWM,00.
n,;s dIy n, Wi, ~ nGxn!Gm " securing c'nhee'
II ID rrpor,r,i thnt .,rrsnns inicrrstrd In th,s
ro. hRvt, been buying tue stock ur the Atlantic
urcGt western ltatlrs'at! ana nrn seeking thu
ns & ~ tne Mcer s'I,r ~ ~; .;..H, N.Y. .so19!. ~
Midland. which il ia tn anI MN;,. Tim nr,,tnnirg
NJ tic enterprise propose to mako new tr1,,ik
llnc to tho West. The plrseforS y! thc ncw
E1Wns. W.ns "naGn Na T. c!isu % t'o ~" "FT' Vnn.o
Samuel 4 s,rnn,t t,hnres = 1l"nchnnn ~ ..,. :i,i,a.
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The New YORK Public eays Tho enormous III
grouse Ut enr,lfngs On tho tron Mountain Etn.d
In not the only cn,,sc Of tho recent rnpid advance
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, 1880-02-17

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Withdrawn from Btore during Friday for city
coiailmpton: .,01. b,l wheat 100 bu oats, 94,;;fi5s

Withdrawn from Btoro during Friday for city
ct'EiamMton; .,0t!.s b wheat, 100 bu oAts, 99,tf5S
lu hurley.
The following grain was Inspected into storn
lI1 this city ynstsriuy morning; 4 cnrs winter
whcht. 4 clrs mixed, A cars No. spring, 70 cars
No. u ito, ours rejected, 7 ours no Rr,..lo prl
wheat);l@s cnrs No. cnru, lO1 onr1 htgtl- mixed,
~ cnrH now mixed, l5 ours rejected t:kN corn,; e.
tars white outs. easa No. = MIXED, 8 ours re-
Jcote4l GU oats,; cars No. ? rye; 'u,r No. ,
harley ours M. y do, . ours extra, CIR feed
~ barlnyl. IOtn. Az cnrn, VI ~ 700 bu. In
spcctcd out; 7,1t bn wheat, 14s,uls b corn, I'll
III, onts, o,6u0 hn rye. u ,65 b, hurley.
Tho leading prM'uce markets wcro rather
tltliut yesterday, And mostly .Ruved In concert.
Tl'oro was IL gcacrat st1dcnIng curly IN pork,
wheat, md tursl, tho advance III pr1cDa tnng
laodarato o,,e: hut the advantage WIS about
lost boforo tho close, IN It was fuln, that thesv
wore mt many buyers. The British markt,ts
were t1rlncr an xrnln, ind tho rcueIpts Of h0xS
hure Wcre rAthcr xtnnll, HuIu gr1l4lca being hold
higher. T1,(s accounted for tho curly strenRth
OH 'ChAnEv. There wns bottnr export demand
for nsrhls, and HppHrentlyA good shipping tu-
qNtry for cos.l, but the intter market WIS slaw,
ns holders Huncralay wutitol !lGbEe moro thacl
buyers were able to l,ny without losa. The OK
trnor1lnarlly tino weathor WIS tu1nHrkud by
sorne as being likely to be. followed ~ ni,s-
crnblh summer but It did not aeonl to Influence
tim action Of buyers, III tho afternoon
provisions wero uAstar, owing to tho pub
litntfon OF lnrgo stocks OH hand.
Sissa Hrk clnstsl 10 lower, at $ll.J7,iGol140 for
seller March md $ll+bQbtl.ha!t for April. LnrL
closed 100 lnwes, at s7lolb7.lsts for new snilos
March und e7.l7,z17s0 for April. Snort rltM
closed ut sI,a5 for April. Spring wheat slosr,i
Nv lower. IT *i.S'!s for spot and Si.&Ik sur
slareh. Corn closed .t0 l0wor, 1T :ao spot and
4oo tur sluy, Oats oloaetl about No lower, At N4o
seller May and sDhG:OAo sp0t or Rnlior tho
month. Nye wrs unchanged, elnsing ut 7s1 oash
and 7''staSh srlcF Mnreh. l,ariey wlla higher ut
7hQb7uo Tor M. md hsQs3oa for Gxtral J. Hogs
wcrs active nEd ti['n ut $4skat.G for light, and
ut TaRSt.eo Tor huavy. Cattle wOre tlsin and
unchanged, With R.lcs OF poor to cholco ut $:iO
G5hp.
Thoro was good t'egroo of activity In tho
market FOR staple aud fancy dry goo.ls, a4ld tho
tenor Of priCss continues exceedingly Nrn.
lioots and shocs nre hrglnnlnY to muyo prDtty
frr'cy, and tho mArkot Ia tirta and healthy Tho
vroesFy market Aa4 10 specially new features.