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Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
"ElIswsrtb shoYs Line7

Passenger for all points in Colorado
Wyoming, Idaho, Utah. Montana Nevada
Warrington territory and Oregon, should
travel VIA the Ellsworth Short Line Tn.
opening OF tins line gives TO the traveller the
shortest and quickest route Free family
sleeping cars Ellsworth to the principal
points in above territories without cnanxe
For full information apply 20 ". D. Mur-
dock, passenger and TICKET agent, 122 North
Main street. ST
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF ELECTIONS
WICHITA, Kan, Oct. s, 1889.
The Office of commissioner of elections is
now located in room No. 6, Heiserman-
Myers block, No. 209 North Main street.
All persons who have not registered
since January 1, 1889. are hereby notified
that the registration books will be closed
on Friday evening. October %, 1889, until
the day after the election to be held Oh
Tuesday, November 5, 1889. Those who
have registered in one ward but have
changed residence to another should see
|, hat their names have been transferred on
he registration books, or they may be de-
prived Of the privilege of voting.
123-4t FL. L. Taylor, Commissioner.
EXCURSION TO DALLAS
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teethng. It.
soothes the child, softens the gums, allays
ali pain, cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for diarrhna. Twenty-Five cents
a bottle d64 tt WAC Il
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Route
The Great Rock Island route will run
five harvest excursions TO all points in
Colorado. Wyoming, New Mexico, Utah,
Idaho, Montana and Indian territory.
These excursions will leave Wichita
August and 20, September 10 and n, and
October S, 1889. The Rates for the round
trip will be about one fare. Tickets will
be good for thirty days. and will allow
stop-over privileges returning. For
further information call At the city ticket
Office, 100 East Douglas avenue, corner
Main street. {. 4. RUTHERFORD
Ticket Agent
u55 If
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MCPHERSON County Fair via the Santa Fe.
Mcpherson County fair October 8 to II,
Tickets On sale October to IL, inclusive
final limit October 10; s. 40 for round trip.
w. d. MURDOCH,
d1f5-tf Pass. g. Ticket Agent.
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We have full line OF land office blanks
of all descriptions Orders will be filled
and sent by return express. See list Of
blanks On another page
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Address the EAGLE for the necessary
blanks 20 be used IN fling on OkIahonA
land Approved by the land commission
e.. prepared by Cop. the Washington
land attorney. izsts
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Annual colt show, Mulvane Excursion
tickets 81 cents, October 18th and 18th.
limited for return October 18th, via the
Santa Fe route 123 81
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Blank City Lease

Our form of lease on city property Is the
most complete and perfect one yet gotten
up. 1t was pr -pared by anattorney who
is authorityon such business S4-tf
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Coal Dealers

Scale books. coal tickets, etc. for sale at
this office. Orders by mail will receive
prompt attention. Address Ths Wichita
EAGLE. Wichita, Kan. 15tf
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kfr,rx.a. .na su,a.,,.a E,r-,r

Cars leave Docslas avenue every . min
uies from q m TOT ?. n. Taes ever -
minutes 10 10 .. m. Car Having Douglss
avenue 81 q. m and every second Ca.
after goes @ Aiara isk.t
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If you have a railroad ticket to sell or
want to buy a cheap ticket to any part of
the country don't fail to call on w. H.
Baker. the ticket broker office In Man
haitian hotel. d1O-tf
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Free Reclining Char Car service 70 Denves
and Kelnrn. Via me sAn,. Ee Ec.ie

The Aictsison. Topeka s Santa Fe arr
now running daily Tree rec.laing cha.i
cars on their night train 20 Denver Psss
engers leaving Wichita at 40 .. m. viii
arrive =: Pueblo for breakfast the pex,
morning. Colorado Springs 3, 1000 a IN
and Denver FOR dinner. In addition e
free reclining chair car service Pgilraau
reservation may De had upon appllcA.icn
union ticxe. Office and nnion depot
W. ID. NCgDscE.
1ol-g Pas, and ticke: ags1t-
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Blank charters and al kinds Of legal
blanks Tor sale By
TEE WICHITA EAGLE.
dit wichita Kansas
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
Narsgl. wr,..aa, p,,-~

TEss osic= - prep4rsd 10 ell orders for
msniiis wrapping PAPER. printed. IN az.
and quantity, With appropriate cut. ans.
designs, At Sc Louis pTicsa
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10

IAOUCe.
Commencing Sunday, May 18th, the
sleeper leaving Wichita at $40 p. IN. on
the Rock Island will run through to Chi
.cag', thus enabling passengers to avoid
the sex atious change OF cars in Kansas
Citf. As usual the Great Rock Island
ge' there aud is the first and only rail-
road giving through car service from
Wichita TO Chicago. For sleeping car
'~servations and tickets to all points call
at CITY ticket office, 100 East Douglas ave
nue., corner Main street
G. A. RUTHERFORD.
13rtf Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
WICHITA TO CHICAGO

Wedding and Party Invitations, en-
graved or printed, at the Wichita EAGLE
Office. d6,Gt
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EXCURSION TO DALLAS.
Account of the Texas State Fair, Via Santa Fe

Account Of the Texas State Fair, Via Santa Fe
Route.
To those who desire to attend the Dallas,
Texas. exposition and state fair October
18th TO 9th, the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe railroad will sell tickets ut Sl4.55 for
round trip. on the following dates: Octo-
Der u, 16, 10, 90 and rs. limited for return
to October %, 1899 On sale at Union
ticket office, 122 North Main street, and
union depot, near Oak street. d123-17t.
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Three hours the quickest to st. Louis
Missouri Pacific railway. Ia If
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
Cheap Excursions VIA the Great Rock Island

Leave your order for w. H. Powers piano
tuner ut Shaws Music store. d100tf
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Plenty OF cheap money for farm and city
loans at the Knight Investment comdany,
ITO \. Market street d6S-tf
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SHORTEST AND LONGEST.

The longest day is In june, they say:
The shortest In December.
They did not come to me that way;
The shortest remember
You came day with me to stay,
And filed my heart with laughter:
The longest day Cou were away
The very next day after.
George Birdseya
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without Change OF Cars via the Rock Island
Route.
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d1f5-tf.
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Registration Notice.

lecture Saturday afternoon in the First Christian
church at go O'Clock. Admission at the door l5c.
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ZOAR BRIDGE.

Miss Cora, daughter of George Martin, was married, Tuesday afternoon, to James Loveland. Mrs R. s. Hinman's team took them to the depot amid a shower of rice and they have gone on wedding tour of 10 days, from which they will re- turn to Bridgeport, their future home, where they will give reception. They received many valuable presents.
 Miss Eva M. Booth is with W. J. Oat- man of Southford.
 Miss Carrie Radcliffe is spending a week with her aunt.
 Bonnie Wheeler is with his sister, Mrs II. Booth.
 will and George Manville visited their brother, J.H. Manville, at w.O. .French's, Sunday.
 About B friends met at the house of c. T. Sherwood, among them R. 5. Hin man.
 Mrs E. Gowdy's son, wife and child have visited J. French.
 Charles Kenison and family have nov cd into the aouse of r. Stowe.
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MONROE.

1 Miss Grace Wise, who has been at Dr
 in Brooklyn, N. Y. l Mir and Mrs Alex Sinclair visit friends in New York city and Long Island.
 William $. Clark has 16O bushels of Early Cory sweet corn in his attic which has chitted and he is afraid that he will ! lose his entire crop. l Charles McE. Beardsley, who expected to have about 100 bushels of potatoes, has harvested l5. So much for warm damp weather.
 Winton B. Lanphear is gathering cream for the Monroe Creamery Co.,, which commenced operation, Monday morning.
 With no other fair in the county ex- cept the Danbury fair and none very near in nelghboring counties and with wet weather for the New Milford and State fairs, there will probably be large attendance at the Union fair. The en- gagement of Prof Northup of New Ha- ven, who will make balloon ascension from the fair grounds and descend in a parachute, will doubtless prove quite an attraction. The exhibition of horses and cattle promises to be larger than any since the organization of the society. | The regular meeting of Harmony Grange occurs on Friday evening. Very innOFtant hnSjnpSS is tn haf hsl meeting and it is hoped that there will be | full attendance, even if the weather is not favorable.
 George, father of Selectman Ferris, is sick.
 F. W. Wheeler's new roadster came from New Haven.
 Edson Fisher has sold his place to Mir Banks of Bridgeport.
 Edward Hawley had several sheep killed by dogs, last week. MT Hawley saw the dogs, the owner was notified and he made quick work with them.
 Charlie Hawley has taken up his resi- dence with Edward Hawley again. Miles B. Johnson and wife have visited Long Hill friends. Marshal Beach is out with d new wagon.
 Miss D. B. Curtis improves as fast as can be expected and has been able to ride out.
 Misses Peet entertain Mrs Whitlock and Mrs Merrill of Norwalk. | Francis B. Hubbell is making decided | Improvements at his new home. Rev A. Goldsborough and wife have taken trip to Norwich. Their son Rob- ert returned, Monday, to his school at Cheshire. Thomas German, while at work at the Derby Silver Co.,, was struck in one eye by flying piece of metal. The accident is serious and Tom is now under treat ment at the New York hospital. | The old fashioned red house of k. E. Curtis was the subject of an Ansonia ar | lists sketch.
 Miss Barnes of New Haven has visited at c. W. Bennett's.
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DANBURY.

Foster Fuller is agent for the Coventry safety, an English wheel; it is we'll made, light and sells for S75. He has all ready received several orders.
 Frank Sherman and Jesse Brothwell will leave for Great Harrington, Friday, where they are to attend school.
 Bethel sends number of scholars to the High school
 A paper fair and festival is to be held in the M. E. chapel, Friday evening. Hating is reported good, but business of all kinds is very dull. Rev Dr Clark spoke on the prohibitory amendment at the NJ. E. church, Sunday morning. He explained the proposed amendment in an able manner.
 Charles Fox will leave for school, this week; he will attend the Park Institute, Bridgeport. Presiding Elder Cheney of Stamford preached at the M. E. church, Sunday evening.
 But few of the cigar stores have obeyed the order to close Sunday.
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EASTON.
Mrs Harriet Silliman has returned to her NorwaIk home.

Mrs Harriet Silliman has returned to her NOrwalk home.
 NJ. w. Stevens, the Norwalk monu- mental dealer, has erected fine Scotch granite monument in Oak Lawn ceme- etery for Seeley Bibbins with two bot tom bases of polished Quincy, the re- mainder of Scotch.
 MT and Mrs C. k. Downs and son of Long Hill and Miss Alice Garfield of Bridgeport spent Sunday with Mrs H. E. Garfield.
 A spray of pear blossoms was picked, last week, by Miss Jennie Wells. Mir and Mrs w. F. Tomlinson have vis- ited Perkins French.
 Mrs William Wheeler of Shelton has has visited her father, J. k. Field. Selectman J. E. Field has visited his brother at Brewster.
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WHITE HILLS.

The funeral services of William Smith were held at the church, Monday after noon, Rev W. I. Magill of Huntington officiating. Mir Smith had many friends and will be greatly missed.
 Charles Wixom of Carmel is with his uncle, E. C. Wixom.
 MT and Mrs Charles Nichols were guests of Bennett Nichols, Sunday.
 Ethel TomlinsOn, who has been at Mid dletown, Is home again.
 Friends from out of town have visited John Smith.
 Preaching service by Rev Mir McKinny, 22d, at 30 D Ill. It Is expected that Mir Mckinney will occupy the pulpit until MT Ditmars' returns. Sunday school at 30.
 Fred Wheeler of Bridgeport spent Sun day with his brother, David Wheeler.
 Mrs Frank Gerard and children will re- main on the hill until the middle of Oe- tober.
 Lemuel TOmlinsOn was taken to the in- sane asylum at Middletown, last Friday.
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HATTERTOWN.

Benedict and Thorpe have covered the bridge in this place and made good job of 1t.
 Ralph Benedict had d COW choked, last week. Dr E. J. Peck was called and, with the assistance of kind neighbors, the COW was soon relieved of d large ap- pie.
 Mrs Hannah Griffin from Bristol, Mrs Clara Stebbins, Mrs Della Benedict, Mrs Jerome Morgan, Mrs Arthur Senior and son of Bethel, Miss Trowbridge of New Jersey visited Ralph and Charles Bene- dict, last week.
 Miss Ida Booth of Hartford visits her ry----------Ss.EVH, TIIs OTvIIIe DUOCn.
 Mir McGregor and Miss Lulu Northrop spent Sunday here.
 Master Eddie Northrop is attending Newtown Academy.
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LONG HILL,

Three men from EastOn came to this place, Sunday, got an overdose of Jersey lightning and, after spending the day in town, were not ible to return home in the dark, as one said he did not know where he was, After making night hid- eous, one spent the night on Mir Platt's store steps, while another was found in the ditch above Mir Halls store, was helped out and put under shelter for the night.
 Mir and Mrs F. V. Cole have ten pound boy.
 Mrs Charles Jennings and children wis it in Stamford.
 Work is very dull at Mir Tousey's shop. Turney Hall is rejoicing over the arri. val of second grandson, 16th.
 Mrs c. N. Brinsmade of Daniels Farm has visited Mrs Lucy Nichols.
 Mrs Pixley of Great Harrington is with her daughter, Mrs Mahoney.
 A number from this place went to find the ghost, one night this week, that has been reported as seen over by "Parl Woods"
 Miss Annie Hull will remain will re main with Mrs F.V. Cole for the Winter Miss Rena Tousey gave select party Thursday evening, 12th; in spite oi ent and music, dancing and an elaborate supper were enjoyed.
 Beach Hill willsopeh shis school for the Fall term, October 7.
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WESTON.

The Westport satchel factory club will play the Dewdrops of Weston, Saturday morning and the Easton clubs the Fire Flies of Weston in the afternoon on the grounds of Arthur Bradley.
 Mir Slawson of New York has visited his twin sister, Mrs Phillips.
 Dr Frank Gorham's patients were at- tended during his absence by his broth CT from Wilton.
 Charles Gregory has visited at Cannon. calf to George Read. MT Read has a fine lot of fowls and has good luck in fattening calves.
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ROXBURY.

Mrs Woodruff, one of our old time res idents, S6 years old, died on Tuesday and was buried on Thursday in the cem- etery at the Center. Rev MT Ishanl, her pastor for many years, officiating.
 The young child of Frank Collins, which has been seriously sick with dys- entery for some time, is somewhat better. difficult to decorate Christ church for the Harvest Home festival, but some fine specimens of agriculture were brought in as thank offerings.
 Rev Mir Ball of Rockville is at Christ church rectory and will remain over Sun day.
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Miss Gertie Couch of Bridgeport has visited her cousin, Mary Hodge.
 Miss Annie Clapp of Windsor has talk en her old place as teacher of the school here.
 Horace Osborne and family of Bridge port have been with his father, Orrin Os- borne.
 Miss Bickford, who was at Lewis Ben edict's, has gone to Danbury before re- turning, to her home in New Haven.
 George Platt and family were at Orrin Osborne's, Sunday.
 Mrs John Benedict and daughter o1 Danbury have visited Lewis Benedict. Willis Stearns sold COW to krauls Kyle of Bethel.
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Mrs Clark and two children, also Miss Woodin of Morris, Pa, are guests of Mrs Charles 0. Salmon.
 MT and Mrs Abbott of Danbury were guests of L. R. Hoyt, Sunday.
 Mrs l.. k. Hoyt has been reviving an old-timc industry during the past few weeks. She has made 12 cheese weigh ing from 12 to 15 pounds apiece. Mrs Nathan Merriam, an active lady of 72 years, has been her teacher and assist ant.-Mr and Mrs Charles Abbott, Miss Hattie II. Hoyt and Dr John Downs, all of Danbury, and MT and Mrs Homer C.. Godfrey, Mir and Mrs Frederick Sillman and Fred l.. Silliman of Bridgeport spent Saturday and Sunday with Mir and Mrs l.. k. Hoyt-[Danbury News.
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pLATTsvILLE.

Mrs Edward Seeley received sudden and sad news of the death of her only brother and only near relative, last week Saturday, John 0. Sherwood of Iowa City. He had been sick in Denver, Col, where he died and was brought to Iowa City for burial on the Tuesday following, 10th. Mrs Seeley was just recovering from protracted illnees and the sad in- telligencc completely unnerved her and the doctor was called to attend her, Sun day.
 Mir and Mrs Frank Lycett, with his mother from Brooklyn, have visited Mrs M. A. Bright.
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SOUTH BRITAIN.

George H. Garfield had grey mare and buggy stolen, Monday night.I
 w. II. Wakelee has been in Bridgeport. Mrs E. A. Wakelee returned from New Haven, last week.
 Mir sherman has moved from the river road to William k. Mitchell's house.
 Mrs Elizur Mitchell's granddaughter, Miss Winchell of New Haven is here for her annual visit.
 Miss NJ. A. Welch and friend returned to New Haven, last week.
 The Purchase people have long talked of and needed watering trough above the Spruce brook bridge. At last the se- lectmen authorized Merritt Platt, who owns the land on that side of the street to put up one and we now have tank o1 sweet running water. There's nothing like pure cold water for man or beast. Miss Irene Hine is still with her uncle Dea G. A. Hoyt.
 L. NJ. Bradley's daughter and husband from Seymour were home, Sunday. | Miss Fife Wolcott is spending d few weeks with Massachusetts cousins. Mis- Alice Keeler has charge of her Sunda, school class during her absence.
 Mrs w. A. Fenn and family from Shel ton spent Sunday with her father, E. A Platt.
 $. P. Averill has bought a colt of H c. Hayes.
 Miss Edna Platt has visited the famil, of Judge Huntington, Woodbury.
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STEPNEY.

Rev A. II. Nance attends the Baptist State convention at Norwich; by ap- pointment of last year he is to deliver the annual sermon.
 Sexton Hayes and Isaac Wells have been at work several days, resetting the fallen and leaning tombstones in the cemetery. The association has good fund on interest, which is being continu' ally added to by sale of lots, which will amply provide for the future care of the yard in d thorough manner.
 Mrs Andrew Leavenworth spent Tues day in New York, shopping.
 Moses Hull, C. E. Osborne and John Hawkins attended the butchers barbe- cue at Bridgeport, Tuesday; nearly 6( large rounds of beef, besides many lambs, Iuarn rna Stad
 Mir Fuller of New Milford takes w. $. Powell's place as operator at Stepney Depot.
 The Stepney burial association will hold their annual meeting at Leaven- worth's hall, Friday evening, 27th, at 7 30.
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20
BRIDGEPORT.

C.. $. Lupton's grocery was burglariZed of S36 worth of cigars.
 Orrin Kelly, who resides just west of North Main street and near the Fox tim Der tract, has built new house and it will soon be occupied by Enos Kelly and family.
 Charles W. Beach has added a new stOOp at the rear of his pleasant home on North Main street. Enos Kelly has quite collection of American coins or rare specimens, among which are cents of l703 and 1902 and others up to 1855. Peter Timoney has improved the sur roundings of his home on Lindley street by grading.
 J. E. Barnaby, who founded the cloth ling house in this city that bore his name and many others elsewhere, died it Prov idence, Thursday. He has not been in active control of the clothing business that bore his name for about year.
 Rev Beverly E. Warner has been ash- ing in Canada.
 The contract for the complete con- struction of the post office building (ex- elusive of heating and plumbing appar- atus) has been awarded to D. J. Curtis of Springfield, Mass, at his bid of $101,- POD. Connecticut brown stone will be psed in the work. Exchange
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Balloon Ascension.

Prof Northup's balloon ascension will be drawing card for the Union fair, next week, at the Huntington grounds. The professors wife gives the word "Let go" as he sails off into space and at Plattsburg, N. r., last week, he made q parachute leap of u mile. The New Ha. ven Journal and Courier gives this ac. count of the professorf exhibition at Sayin Rock:
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20
ASPETUCK.

Preaching in the Center Street NJ. E. church, Sunday, 22d, by the presiding elder, services commencing } pm.
 On account of stormy weather, the peach festival has been given up.
 Mrs D. O. Banks's grandson, Archie Abbott, has returned home to Wilton.
 William Lobdell of Greenfield Hill pre- sented his son Charles with two nice Jersey cows and one 3-year-old colt as a wedding present.
 Mrs Charles Coley is quite sick.
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HUNTINGTON.

About a year ago, a horse driven by Mrs Mary Baldwin became frightened while crossing the bridge near the Cen ter, broke the guard rail and threw her out, bruising her severely. She sued the town and claimed that the guard rail was insecure and insufficient. Rather than go through long and expensive law suit, the selectmen settled for about $500.
 Misses Trojan of Bridgeport have vis- ited here.
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GREENFIELD HILL.

Andrew Banks and family of New York and Mrs Charles R. Brothwell of Bridgeport were guests of Isaac B. Nich- ols, last week.
 Frederick Bronson has received the special prize cup offered by the Connec- ticut Jersey Cattle Breeders association.
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20
BETHEL.

Mrs Caroline Hoyt of Long Hill visits her sister, Mrs Reuben Taylor.
 George NJ. Ridge has an increase of business at his market, which necessi- tates a new man and another horse, which he started on a route, Monday. Mrs l.. B. Fairchild, Mrs George Foote, Mrs William Bradnack, John E. Lowell, 95 years old and his son have visited Orrin Bartram. Mr Bartram is feeble and totally blind.
 Wedding cards have been received by Bethel friends of Samuel Moss and Miss Myra Nye, who wed at the brides home, in New Haven, October l.
 Miss Minnie Ridge has returned from a two-weeks' visit in New Haven.
 Miss Carrie Hawley is president of the Chautauqua society, Miss Frances An drews vice president, Miss Alice Judd secretary.
 Mrs w.. J.Mallory entertains her niece, Miss Hattie Peet of Waterbury.
 Mrs James Durant and Miss L. E. Scudder have been at Ocean Grove.
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LONG HILL, HUNTINGTON.

Miss Cora Bennett commenced school, Monday.
 Miss Ida Bennett is teaching in the Center district.
 Wells Hollow school house has receiv- cd a coat of blue paint, with blue trim mings. Miss Mamie Davis teacher.
 The farming implements belonging to the Hurd estate were sold at auction, Saturday.
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Between 1900 and 20O0 persons assembled at the shore to witness Prof Northup's third as tension. At 10 o'clock, the fastenings were cut loose aud tho @ronaut, elinging to his frail parachute, was shot up to dizzy height, the balloon taking n northwesterly direction, Prof Northup states that he unquestiona bly at the height of a mile and Il quarter when he dropped. When at this pcrilous height, he let go and began his parachute descent to ter. ra nriaa, landing just the other side of Rail road Grove in swamp. He landed without even scratch Prot Northups bride was at the place of his landing almost as soon as her husband and marched arm in arm with him to Joe filings amid the plaudits of the multi tude. At filings, the professor made u speech and was afterward rendered n recept ion. The balloon landed near the West Haven 4hinynr,l
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TRUMBULL.

Miss M. Buckley of Bridgeport is at Mrs Wheeler's.
 Samuel Wards new house is being painted and is nearly ready to occupy.
 John NJ. Schmidt has tuilt an addition to his barn, enlarging itone half.
 Rev H. II. Williams of New Haven will preach, next Sunday, 22d.