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Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
Public saiss.

EzrouroR'ss.A!dm;lGi ALE
REAL ESTATE.
WIN be sold ut public sale on the prem
iseS
ON THURSDAY,
July 25th, A. D., 1885, =.
At 2 o'clock, lp.m
The real estate of the late William y:
Wilmington, Delaware.
No. l.. All that lot on the northerly
side OF Tenth street near Orange, having
u front Of s3 feet inches on Tenth
street and Delaware avenue, and Jun
ming that width lSl feet to Hamilton
street, having erected thereon n large
brick blacksmith, wheelwright and
wagon building shops. with new and ex.
tensive permGnent iixtucrs and machin'
cry. Also u small lot 70 feet by II feet,
ndj Joining the above described property,
NOR, All that lot on tho southerly
side OF Eleventh street near Grunge,
having front on Eleventh of II feet,
and extending that width 100 foot 10 in
ches, with q large new brick stable
thereon erected, well arranged and cen
trally located. One Of the best stands in
the city and containing 81 stalls.
For inspection Of properly and terms
of sale, apply ON premises.
Attendance WIFI be given and terms
made known ut the time and place afore-
said by
HARRY 5. BULLOCK,
je-s&m Is Executor,
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
Ar
PUBLIC SALEi
VIII be sold on the premises on
TUESDAY, JULY end, 1880,
at2 O'Clock, y. IN,
The linton Hotel, situated in UN1oEyIrLR,
CnEsTkH Co, PA, late the property OF Is. y.
Martin, deceased. There are few hotels In the
country to compare with this. License can be
Transferred. Possession gwen Aug. lst, 1853.
Sale positive. Write Tor fGll description.
ANN 7. MARTIN, Executrl1,
leo oi0tt Unionvilie. Chest r Co., Pa.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01

Wilmington s. Northern II. IL.
Zine table In elect. June 13d. Issg TY.tns
leave lmlnRton tFEench strGeLl as folloge:
for Reading, Birdsboro, Joanna, sprinas
held, WayneseprR Junction, Manor ,POttsyille,
Tamaqds, Allentown, Lebanon, Werners,
Vile and all points on the Philadelphia auo
h1Fsalns FoI shsjnsa, ~ IA 5;N ~ 2i9 and a..
goId aud Dupont's and intermediate point.
T. g9 a, m, 2.io, 40 and 8. 40 D, m,
For Coassville and intermediate points q,
6Wydar. ~ =. W w, a.. ~, ! 10 apd 80 p. 10.
TOT TOT mest chester, 7,0 a. M, f.lo, a'boan d
~ Daily except Be friday and Sunday,
Eor New Bridge and intermediate po,nta
~, p. m. and on Saturday only 81 s, IL and
lp.lbr, eAAe
On Sunday for Reading and intArpa sdiats
points, at .O5 a. m. and 100 D. IN, aud for
springneld AND intermediate points at s, Il
A.S. McqAUshAND. BQwNEss BRIa8s,
hupeflnLsnoenk Gen Pass. Ag'k
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
MIsT NNINn-

nhLllMoRE AND WASHINGTON, - 80, Hs ~,
-, ti'u - u ~, "a, 40, - 10, ss 70. All
e'ti4 Si' y ~ u, m, '2oS y, IN. daily, except
rittsDnrg, IS &c n. m; rs 10 and sos d.
m.i ttll dpity. A.
CHICAGO, 40 n. m. 40 40 p. M; both
Cincinnati and st. Louis. al l5 n. IN.
and ~ U5 y. M; both daily.
slNGLRLY ACCoMMoDATIoS. i50 ~ m.
and il 10 II. III. daily.
LASDEHBEHG ACCOMMODATION, week
days, & tn,ll - AM, . 45 and 5 40 u. m; Sun.
days, . 30 H. m, a.i5 and 5 40 p. IN
TRAINS LEAYE MARKET STREET STATION.
For fhlIadelphin ana why stations
week days; 80. 8 30. 8 30 II 80 H. M, u ~,
10 10 p. IN. Sundays 6 30 II. mi l. I3, . 50,
or baltimore, week days.5 s5. @ 30. 20 30
| II al n. M; ~, -5 30 p. III. SUNDAYS. 6 40
| II. m: . 81 and % 10 p. IN.
For LandenDcrg aud way stations week
days, q 80, !, %, IL 10 u, m; 235. 80 y. IN.
Sundays y n. M; 2 80, 80 u. IN.
Cincinnati and 1T. Louis, III 80 a. M,
| daily except sunday.
ChienSo : 80 II; m, daily, except Sun
| day; - 20 p. IN, daily.
| PIttsbulg, - 30 TN, daily, except sun.
| day; 80 p. M, daily.
| IEAYE fHlLADELPfiIA FoR WILMiEdToN.
bailytsi 10, ~ Is, 1000, Ill ~ II. M, 1900
noon, y 30. 1913 o0ri Is, 80, IS 05,G 30,H7 80,
| 10, 10 10. II 30 y. m.
| bailY, except sunday, 40 and 725 n.
| 30 a. IN.
Telephone No 1913.
NN-Rntes 20 western points lower than
yiuany other line.
CO. sCGLL, TT. oDELL.
oenl Pass. Agt. Genl Manager,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers ,.p,
pay nii irlHes drawn In The Lonisldta XXI.
tera. ~ ''' V9Qh'
il. NJ. NvALNsLEY, Pres. Louisiana y,,,
Bank.
A. BALDWIN, pres. New UrlcaI's ~; %;
Bank. '''
CARL IxoHN, Pres. Union Natio,,p i,nn,,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01

Grard Monthly Drawing.
At the Academy Of Music, New
Orleans. Tuesday, July l6, 49,
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500 900
10000 Tickets AZ Twenty Doi.
lars each. Halven 6iD; 4nar,srs
SS; Tcnths e.; Twcntte,hs ei.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29
D 'HARA s
Corner Store,
72Canal-st., Cor. Crescent-ave.
SEALED PROPOSALS.


Dasso RAPIDS. MlcH.. July - lsss.
sealed proposals lOr she supplying 0f the
Nlcni14u soldiers Home Nifn yearly supply
81 seven h4..lret 900 toas. more or less. of
lump. block. steam lamp or aas oigumlnous
eoel. tref from AL dirt. slAci. OF slate. 4 $50
sixteen nlndred l-tm tons. more OF less. ~
either 81 Aicligtn, OHIO. or Indiana oituminOgs
slack coal. which IS Got % be ilferl0r % Brazil
fndlaut. slack ro4i- Also seventy .lW tcuS oi
good quality 1i Anthracite range -ikel coal.
more or less Proposals Will D. received IN
scntdtllr tlrm. ts above mentioned. uuttl -
o'clock noon igrsday. July a. l,,t. AZ which
time tn- said sealed proposals Viii De- 0penct
samuel Vets. Il south DiFfsi0u-sf.. Grand
Rapids. Mich. The conditions upon which Tie
proposals viii oe received. considered and
awarded. are as follows. VIZ.
lst- The 4at-rs sled committee reserve the
night % srIrff from The different prope ,ais
any grade o. Kind 20 lump. block. slack. nut
Or steam lump. bitumlnous or anthracite coal.
which they may deem % pe Tor NE best Inter
esTs of the state 90 Michigan. ant the guanti-
ties more or less ~ mentioned aboveI to os AZ
The option % tAr unters.g gne1 committee
2d. TIE sad coal go be- delivered and stored
IN the bins ot tne Mich gan soldiers Home IA
lots net 90 exceed five .s ear loads ar any one
time. tnd az such times as the t0mmandaut
Of said Home may order or direct.
Sd The successful bidder will BE- required %
execute A hont. win approved security iu the
sum 20 ole Thousand dollars sl9pD.. payable 60
the stare ot Mlcli-tu m ease OK default or
NOT. flitilment ~ >iii contract.
tfh. AN sr1irt pro rosai ss11-lt be addressed
o. Col ~AnHe els. Nralt Rapids. Mich.
and the words seated Proposals ior Coal.
written Dn che mHr-ln af rne envelope.
afh lne comm .lte reserve che right 20 re
iect any or aA bids for sucn coal. 10. ia their
Judgment, t1-y d'cm DC ior the Interest Of the
signed 81 authority n ths Board of Mana
gers 0f che Ell San soldiers Home
SAMUEL WELLS.
3 A. tLGfH.
IT. bGJH ".
Comm rfrs
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

United States Consul Grifn, stationed a
Sydney, X. s. ". tells II q markAble custom
OF tie inhabitants q New Britain az fo1cws.
The inhabitants. 81 is said by Wallace have
a peculiar custom Of counuing their grin ln
cages until thcy are old enough % be mar
ried. Tins custom Is sald 70 be peculiar -
the people Of New Britain The cages are
made OF twlgs Of the palm tree. and TIE girs
are put into them when or 3 years ~ nTe.
Tire Rev. George Brown established NeS
leyan mission in New Britain in 1876. aai
learn from him that these cages are built in-
side of the houses and that the girls arc never
allowed 10 leave the house under any ciTcuun-
stances The HOUSES are closely fenced ~ with
"A sort Of wicker work made q reeds Ven
tilation under the circumstances is rendered
difficult Tie girls sre said 70 grow up
strong ana bczlthfEl in spite of these c1sad-
vGntages. chicago Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

TIE strife between "C.ass cs7 and Mod
erns' has assumed great Proportions in Hol-
and Professor Naher u the University =
Amsterdam has made the proposal that Greek
should be removed from the curriculum of
The gynnasia, AMI should only be- compulsory
for those who wish TO study phlology. IL Il.
70 be noted that Herr Naher Is pTofess9r a.
classical phloiogY. At prvseut every Dutch
student, % obtain n certificate q maturity.
must show proficiency "a German. French
and English, as vel a. IN Grsek and Latin -
Grinrra
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

The sugar iadus1rv Il tass country bas
token an entirely new start. ovirv g. trs
employment ~ new methods in mannheim
.nr Iho methods nov n uss e1esfiy less.n
tie coft - proigctioc a0d an o-1inaTv crop
can BE- worked up aud sd foT I've ce1fs r~r
pound, having = hnnsFrras Froflf for tie pro
dg-er The new process - uaDufsc'1re "a
stfrarting fhe attention u nzrlrultirisfs IN
tho northern and central states. az wei -
f8oso - the southern portion ~ the county.
By the nev method a svaporsting fns oons
raiee5 in the r,ortbezn states car 10 usds
p-offsb.s crop although IL coofsius 80 ear
cnsriBe MISTER filon tbst rsie~i fr the s7f "a
EoutDsrn sugar csne tsndes fss present r~u-
oesa vii v.e'1 nfgUi no V-y'irds - sfrrv ~
fhe ton. - e tie uorfnerr vieic, s'.srf 20
pounds ~ the TN Three slrsr rlszlUf1eto-
f7es ere nnr bong erected ir ksnsss vift
every prospect - uucoes Pr i'.rif T'-t jsctora
and TIE industry w1l ao1Hfi~~z ertenc -
rthe- ~fotee ss so~r ns the slccs-s n fisess
rartrrine IS lernousl1 at~1 --is.srvisv N
l ~ Democrat
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

Ir .1e book = Eu IeuiB wills. TIE -
rricar woman. vbess lDsfnnE o coutrsctrr.
.efi AlarDe5s several dsFr rcr sn1 har alncs
feea missing. o-osrv tts following qusinf
story n ho~ si.s i-1 in icvs v.s bs hrs-
bard
Tls frst tfing ssv ~f~r - verrf nl1rr-
s3s To- sa.r va rnIt@ Elsr vita tril
heed Isaf BOXED vs-v furny ~ me -
bad ne~aT seer hsf hes1sd r1an Hzfg~s
70 vss -. fst ,rt Hies io>k'rr- b-rf as ,i5
r1f ns~s srT nair ~ fs cad sa1 fJt ~
h~1ther -be ~e1f fsIk EnFhsh ~ So nm.
.rr+ - snos 81 es 80 ssoard vusrs wss fn
ts- t8'r ttsf he.orrs5 ~ 'if tea9 Ard -
~ rr.zn tod n.rn rtet 10 lvsc IN Cel'fr--
Tia ar5 theT r r nct srrs srT cc.c --etiser
there fnf tsE ~tss tfev -sief . rio-ser.
= -1xte snr go 'rfr.r-s nn1 s.kr~ e So
hz.r - ~ f@e1 - rcf ~s~T vsf ar~1sirf-
- and Nt.S r- t-es-1s vhsx aroftss
-ait. rssr kerf 70 Nziug n rre t-ss o-~
vst- trs ssi5 sse1 rsrr-a.zl ~iss ffrn s-s
r. ser riu 1.vr ~ 30 ss11ld ~ tsls~ss
r. -Lak-sst a. IrlozaA
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

Col VIII 8 Hays was chatting With = group
= friends ia front 4 The Courier-JournEl
building yesterday Afternoon. when ths con
rersation turned upon bis latest success.
Signal Bells a. Sea" Two editions Il the
r.elody have already been exhausted and two
sa0re are noW 10 pres Some one asked tle
colcrel how he came - write The song
said he; List suul-ner year ogo vent
from Norfolk n New u Iors On tire steamer
Roanoke of tbq Old Dominion Inc. Dotcs1
along the sea coast floating buoys. and occa
rvinr position on the bow p the steamer
an-l after midnight } oelli bear Far ouf g.
90 fhs toBmg hens frrm tde tors = fhos.
ruars shaken bv ths winds and tie waves as
.he Steamer rp~i rle-g Ine balls hsa -
-r ar. weird. solemn souo. ard never forge
t1esr vo.oes
'In travelling nbout fbrcnzh the stste 1rr
irr the past SIX ~ seysu months 4 T9uil fna
rl-sef singing impr7rnp-u vtr ~ a5out ttess
h-lls In tte cc1Trs. - time J found myself
singing tie scrr i8si - you 80 10 vrittsr ara
rrhas-4i Iho-. who hesTd ne sing 20 were
p-ss.s v1'b if sud begged re - rat. So a.
Teen 7 rs-ncin5~i - rr.se IS cut sen5 lt m
- uv rab'sssr and - 81 e. 81 tas world
Nor. hardly know bow eof che noelolT r
f1- re s-n- It sas~aed tat wiff the vorlls
came t.e notes sra win re tro oaroe tas
sra- lt it rar~e I-ss thnuea tsst ne v~~T
notes ttst rf-.-es-rlf ira te.s sre tte sosrfsrs
frr-s - re he.ls -.eard Daring ry "trip snd
2 v-a ssk u.s r. asz u f,r re- iE = rr-rt.
from nr 81 ncf - s5~ - co a. sriiaoa
gtrz sar words sn1 nssl lsfy~s RE-.
Er ttstr
u -a-- eruslz q, n-t s1s.~ - ~o-5'
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

Il is not vic fancy drink made ~ rum
poor wlisSeT. or refuse l.lucrs spiced aul
sWeeteuef ID please tre taste bur purely
vegetable preparation. made from native Cali
foruia herbs.
Twenty trs years. Esr have demonstrated 70
millions of sufferers throughout the civilized
world that af a'i the medicines rVerd sroVerft
Vinegar Nffcrs only possesses perfect and
wonderful curative effects Huon those troubled
Win the following A fIsrases. vit.
Drsl. .psla. EleumafIsnl. Nlrarrh. Neura'-ia.
Headache. Bolts -ernfI.a n. skin l. .se7Ffs. Jaun-
tf.. esut. Plies btousuess. ana all ofher
diseases arising from blood impurities. AND as
a EerwlfaEs lf IS the hfsr lr fne wa-li. being
death 60 All worms thar iufest the human sys-
tenn
rfisofways safe 20 take AZ any fimr or un-
der any condition of f1e system. iror Old or
rerr-. or f.r either -ns lf is pui un iu TWO
srvIe.. The e'l ls -lN7 bitter. -1l IS fHe
stronger 30 c1fnart.r etref. far ness s.g- Is
Vcrv @. e1sau- 70 flr ra7ta. aa4 perfect reti-
~ Tor delicate women or ca..trfr. Zach
KIDD Is distinctly marked nu f9p % carton.
Many am| les keep both nds on hand. as
thsv frrm a complete medicine chest
Send fa- heaufifnf hook. Free
Address. E N MCDONALD DRUG co.
- Washington So. ". y l.tv.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

Today thirsty million passing through the
squares win be startled by the sight ot large
bright automatic tanks kslabeied, Drop penny
IN the slot and get a cup Of pure water"
This invasion Of tie squares In the rush FOR
the mighty dollar is the first for many years.
and the permission TO establish the penny
fountains was granted private company by
Director Stokley. Years ago old cake and
candy women and fruit peddlcrs vero driven
from the squares by the police, and since that
.ime the c.tys resting places have been free
4 anything - the kind. The penny fountain
privilege raises the question however, IL they
haven't the right - retuTn.-Phladelph phis
Press
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

oes~las o.. 40 'iy'sa n-...a sl..s'lsa'

Cle~tag C1ea ~oe hysen b....k A.ssilssss.
Astsaa-sie Aetslt.s>
ss~fef Sara 81. l.eae~ Isl tae szelamsfl.-e
~ 8 pTstty rgf-i ~ be- staaa ssFeas 81 en
aatossagie chs sias s.a4a machine with Sic
faaallaG slst .IAeiu taiaes mislef iarQ-
iue A., . tsssandes. .'asv mIElts o1.4i1io .n
t1.ir oarElnes li aus s asd slt.d 3 fsnss
for the.u a. : Is tte ulrs..s luf uQe sbaas
f,,s t..Ils- 49, s1a1ks il - lasl -. ..al la-lx
s.f as rauF
..sssr machine ere making rhair spgsar-
auee sver,.vts.a a ..-f lu ias nla~r curious
r4.raS Notes. stoves neUs slauas .rlres
fs..ssurarts. arc .l..t..l.I vlta al sorts o3 -
,,..e an LIZ .slF nncigie au8 sella.e a
varied dsscriptiou 80 faersl4aaalsa
Rfs.t ~ these .. mes are kapt a. god
Greer letnc re-. ss-e--ei es si.s pra-
..r.ssars ~ae p.a st.u hat laeY lle-
a,,..s.fls .'Sou4 $50. - ln t4e oass ~ I1e
Kew HanspAAlre i....t ISIS osson = ganle ~
..r.-rAatoa u 81 ...As son gei yolr par
rtsss N f a...s.f taa aaa4 Stlu there
49,. "a. ...sssul. .r.. ...sa ia tae.r nlcAels 4n4
r.ske ma casnniafnt even II the slot - slseel-
is II j. SD t0at iasrss . kaaca in al. and
tfst tss thine o.n H. uar.el a. q charm u
,...., t,,..., h,,.
qg.s esns. siat 4 in hish favor Scores a.
.lrts dre. sn their o.i1s ana s1rels as che
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

About twenty years ago q Buck1e!i man,
noted for his shrewdnezs. was attacked 10y
the sulalpox- Conceiving the IDEA. a. hs
was convalescing. that it would bo good
time 70 dispose q his road Tax, be too1 Is
staT Ia one hand aud. sboaldering his boa,
started for the scene of operatiouH Lake 'Ae
prodigal he was seen a1ar of." Tho mon
began 70 throw Up their heads and suf tro1-
bia The surveyor sang ont, Il swow Jnse
they are afraid q We" Cant belp 81 % .
Jason, ~ have got 70 work cut my tsr
Say, Jase. II youh 20 back ID cro&s ogt
vour tax" ali right" says Jason And,
if We can take The word Of The Oxford Dem
ocrat for b.. tie tax was 'crcssed ont" :"
There's nothng Ike taking advantage Of o0s's
% fsortflrlisas Lewiston Journal .
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29
Pit one penny ~ the box and Oh
tain tlle llso " a LynE book.

II Is quite scientific arrangement and
works easily. When tie penny l. placed IN
the box Il acts on spring wLlch throws open
the slide lid, disclosing tAe hymn book The
penny drops down a secret slit ~ tie Id aud
IS hidden from view and secured from re.
rnoyaL Ii seems almost Ike q reelection on
the worshlpers, for tue automatic boaUty u
the workmanship IS that TIE door OF Ad can
not be shut until the vergeT himself takes the
coin out, wLea the hymn book IS replaced
aud the door IS fasknei. There is a.so AZ In
dlcator insidr the box which shows bow many
coins have been put IL - that even the vergr
has 10 De honest
u bat the future OF the 's3Ot' and Side
may be, who can telli Perhaps when pnel-
matte tubes become "a popular as telephones,
and are attached g. or houses and stores,
shopping VIII be done by developments of tie
SLOT and slide.
drop a dollar Ia the slot and receive your
groceries Tor the Gay" may some day be as
common as ice cards. An English church
has already ordered 500 automatic slide hymn
book boxes for It's free seats
Who viii be the man 70 start . pneumo-
automatic slot or slide delivery comp4Dyi-
Boston GLOBE.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

afford a grand opportunity
Tor securing a PAIR or hne
shoes at a very low price.
Our entire lot OF Ladies
Hand Turned $3.50 Shoes will
be closed out at 81 80 a PAIR.
One lot 800 pairs OF Ladies
Hand Turned Shoes, all sizes
AMI widths, g 50 for choice.
One lOs so pairs Fine
French Kid Shoes, hand turned
<2.95 70 close.
Come and see these goods
whether you intend 10 pur-
chase or not. as 1t will be for
your interest TO do SO. Be
sure that you get the right
place.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

Nov, who Is TINS Being that you want me
e. trust in aud believe inf Men sometimes
come TO me with credentials anl certificates
o. good character, but l cannot trust them
There IS some dishonesty In their looks that
pnafes me know I shall be cheated II ! con-
fls in them You cannot put your hearts
coufdsnce IN a man until you know what
ssuf he IS moie Of. and am I unreasonable
today when | stop "a ask you who t1is Is that
you want no % trust ini No mon wouli
think % venturing his lfs on vessel going
oct 20 sea that h.i never he~c inspected
~. you must lave TIA cersidcats hcng amid
SHIPS. telling how many tons II carries, and
how long ago 1t was built, and Wh0 built Il.
and ell about it And vou cannot expect rlo
- risk tia cargo q my immortal interests
Cd board any craft till you tell ne what BE- Is
made If. and where it was made and what BE-
IL When. then. I sss you vino this is you
want me- o. trust ia. you fel ne he was
vrre attractive person CcnteuQorary wri-
ters dc--r ls his whole appearance a. being
RS 'saden.. There was 80 neai for Christ
g. tsil tae children 20 come to him "Sa7.r
lttle children 81 cone unto ns vas rCt SGD
Ken O. rhs children. it vas spoken - tie dis
crfs Ihs children came readily cu
without any invitation. 80 sooner 6ia ! .-.s
arcear +hal t,.e i-.Is ones jumped from tl.r
uo--crs arms. an avalanche 81 beauty e..
lore. irto ts lap Christ did not a.
gsin - rH- ais head down o1 bis
--~sen. Isan cof1 nos help hut Fut
ta heri there surro=e 20 i7ok a. Carist
- ~ love tiu- Oh. bow sttrer--rs hs
r--r1ef way. when ther saw Christ oom
f1r a- fas ~ tr re1 info thef
sar- . =
The Newtown bee., 1889-08-30
NEWTOWN, CONN, BEE.
FRIDAY. AUGUST so. 1889.
CIRCULATION.

Mir Morris F. Tyler, who has kindly promised to give an entertainment, next Thursday evening, for the benefit of the library, is very clever amateur photog- rapher and well versed in many branch es of the art unknown to ordinary pro fessionals. He proposes to take the worlds temples for illustration, begin ming with the earliest known place of worship, the Temple of Karnak, thence through the Egyptian temples, the cave temples of India, the oriental kiosk and the basiliea of the Greek church to the early Christian church and then down through the beautiful structures of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance to the noble cathedrals of later days. Mir Ty- Ter is student and always treats his subjects in thorough and scholarly manner. We can promise his audience q delightful and profitable evening. When 1t is known that the proceeds from this evenings entertainment are for the help of the struggling library, which is already a valuable stimulant of the in- tellectual life of this community, it will be unnecessary, in view of the great at- traction, to urge large attendance.
The Newtown bee., 1889-08-30
Closing the Season.

A gradual falling off may now be ex- pected in the number of Summer visitors, although, to many, the best season of the year for outing Is just commencing. But schools commence in September and par ents must accompany the children home. Registrations at Dicks hotel include
 George F. Stevenson, F. NJ. Goodsen and wife, Mrs E. J. Newton, Bridgeport; Harry w. skinner, New York; W. r. MeEwcn and fani- ly, New Haven; George F. Locke, Boston; Ed D. Minahan. Buffalo; w. N. Northrop; Mrs Laura L. Fitch, George R. Fitch, New York; IT, E. Ray and wife, Bridgeport; IL. E. Beidcn, Toronto; T. !. Mitchell, k. F. Sones, New York; T. E. DeForest Jr, Miss Eleanor Atkinson. Miss Sadie DcForest, Calhoun La tham, M. J Atkinson and wife, w. McNeille, E.W. BassiclS, Bridgeport; Karl Bling, Berlin; A. W. Lightbonrn, Port Chester; T. II. Light bourn, Litchheld; E. W. Lamb, New London
 At the Grand Central have been Dr Stratton, Danbury; Frank Duffy, Bridgeport; Mrs E. Green. washngtopt D. C.i William E. stod dnrtl and witc, Henry Stoddard and wife, Mil. ford; Charle W. Canfield, Worcester, Mass; R. r. Cornell, Albany: T. r. Bartholomew and wite Bridgeport; F. r. Chase, New Mill ford. 1T. IT. Reader, New Haven; MT and Mrs E. F. Mansneld, Miss Henrietta T. Mansfield, New Haven; E. C. Coolidge and wife, New Haven; standard Orchestra, Danbury; ]. C. Lynch, NJ. D., Bridgeport; Misses Lynes, Dan bury; c. r. Pelton. PoughlScepsic, N. r.; w. ". Frisbie, A. McCarty, Charles D. Clarke, Mrs Y. Blake, New Haven; C. II. Bradley. New York; E. N. Burr, Carbondale, Pa; A. S l.urr Trinhuil
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Library Meeting.

At a meeting of the Newtown Library association, Wednesday evening, August 2S, the following resolutions were unan- imously adopted:
 Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God, in His wise providence, to suddenly remove from our midst one of our members, Mrs El- eanor Gay, who for nearly two years has been our librarian, therefore
 Resolved, That we hereby desire to place on record our appreciation of her kindly in terest in our association and the faithful manner in which she performed her duties as librarian. While ourselves feeling our loss deeply, we bow with submission to the will of Him who doeth all things well, and, feeling ourselves to be one with her bereayed family, we tender them our sincere sympathy and af- fectionatcly enter these minutes.
 Resolved, That in public recognition these minutes be published in the local paper.
 CHAs. s. PLArT, Pres. EMMA TERRILL,Sec.
 The trustees appointed Miss Abbie T.. Peck librarian until the annual meeting. It was decided to appropriate $50 for the purchase of books. Adjourned until September , at s p m.
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A successful progressive euchre party was held at Dicks hotel, Wednesday ev- ening. The guests present were Misses Belle Bloom, Stella Nichols, Lizzie Driggs, Alice Wilson, Annie Way, Natalie Will son, Emma Bloom, Miss Blake, Nettie Spencer, Mrs A. J. Rose, Mrs Laura Leonard, Mrs II. A. Hitch, Mrs II. F.. Read, Mrs George Stuart, Mrs II. T. Nichols, Mrs Samuel Banks, Mrs George R. Fitch, Miss F. Beard, Sidney Cornell, Fletcher Wilson, w. A. Leonard, J. F.. Earle, E. F. Driggs, Jr, William Proctor. The first gentleman's prize, q gold scarf pin, won by F.Wilson; first lady's prize, a Dalton cracker jar, by Mrs II. T. Nich- ols. Gentlemen's progressive prize, em- bossed card case with cards, by W. A. Leonard; lady's progressive prize, oxyd- ized silver bracelet, by Mrs A. J. Rose. Many compliments were rendered Miss Belle Bloom for her efforts in bringing about such an enjoyable evening.
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HATTERTowN.

Thomas Perkins has rheumatism.
 Ed Booth has exchanged horses with Fred Porter.
 Dr E. J. Peck is shipping apples and sweet corn to New York.
 Mrs Elizabeth McCarty and daughter Emma of Bridgeport were guests of c. McCarty, last week.
 Mir and Mrs Clark of Bridgeport were guests of z. White, Blanket Meadow, Sunday.
 John B. Nichols is selling chickens in Danbury.