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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-07-11
ADAMSyILLE.

j B Green, d J Eastcrling, i !
Easterling, j + Bunch, ] w Wi
liams, j D Watson, AZ G Pearson,
X Fletcher, II M Adams, j + Breed
Ell, 2 Mangum, w d Moore, r
Adams.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

CARRYING THEIR INC


0oW Wo~4eoeAa C0sVy fheis OAspsts0
froa dee ftoce " Aaoshss.
Ono Of the most Interesting traits
about the w0udcock IL the fact Of 10 o.
casionaily conveying Its Young through
che air. which IL done by only ono %
two other birds. rhis Ia no rcccn, dis.
covcrv. Tho fact Vas known NJ early 40
h middle OF last century, though iii.
bert White rightly sutrniscd that those
observers were mistaken who fancicA
tho young wcrc conveyed either by %
IN he bill. II IL Just ~ rroneouA
however. "a substitute the claws, -
some have done. Tho truth IL that
when the parent bird wishes to convey
Der young n irVm y place OF danger
70 n OF safety. the tiny thing IL gently
pressed between the feet aud against
tho breast. the aid q The bill being ~.
sorted to only when the burden has beef
hastily taken up. In this way the whole
OF the brood Ia sometimes removed from
ono part OF . weOi to another whc the
birds havo bccn much disturbed. On
this subject therc ~ an interesting note
" Lays OF the deer Forest Nv the
brothers stuart: 'One morning Sittinl
on . gray stone. ! saw q dark eye which
was fixed upon mine from tho bed o.
leaves before me-. when suddenly ,hc
little brown lead OF u young wooIcock
pecpcd out from tho feathers Of the old
ones breast. uttEring that p"laln.ivc cry
for which language has no sign. There
were " moro young woodcocks. and "a
relieve tho anxiety Of the msdcr, I lcf,
her. Near tho place where I found he,
There was q soft, green strip, such 81
woodcocks love. had no doubt that
We family would lie there next day; and
a. I passed neal I turned aside TO ~
what they were doing. Upon . dry bank
half way down the brac. I almost stut.
ble1 vcs q bird, which rosc 81 my fset
and ~ u dartcd through tho trees ! saW
that IL had something In its CLAWS. and
st tho ssme Sim. ! heard tho rlsintivS
cry OF young woodcocks just under y,
feet. looked down-thcro wore two
aud I thought . hawk had carried Of
tho third, and perhaps killed the mother.
This, however, ! found on following the
bird. was tho old woodcock. which. beins
flushed again suddenly. after . low high'
Of only y fc~ yards dropped what IL wa
carrying-hcr " young woodcock.
This trait may be- confirmed by any on
who will look out the bird In IL
haunts, and IL all the moro i%ntcrcstius
asi IL Gems 20 hc an acquired one. RI
bird IL Ia no way adapted 10 trsnspor
lts young through the air.-Thc Gentle
mans Magazine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

In . recent wcvd On heart diseased, Dr..
fssuSiin N,lss, the noted sr~c,ai.sa give
msny nee asd startling facts Thousands
Of people ere slosiy pe,sos,ss ,hsusss,sss
osahsa.as their hearts by ths sss Of zee
eoeee. tobsccU aud alcohol Thee sss
heart uAips. causing 10 beat rspIdty
shss gradually wearing u out. producing
shestss.s OF breath vhsn sss'sis,nv paths
IN eide Esd shou,des, hungry aad saia,
spells FINALLY sseii'ng oi the asAlss asd
sudden death. for weakened and Initiated
hearts the pre-. everywhere highly rec
eommesds The Nsv 8sast Cure discovered
by DR. YfapAiiu Miss vh,ch u toe sale 81
e. l. Cottins's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
an TALK.

lie Tells Whist Nsssss Are rovslss
Aaess so,Csiisd Literary WOmss.
An Old Editor. I wonder II usy
woman evrr liked her WI name? When
] was IN the harness ! gsed TO have tc
rad oil the manuscript that camc 10 the
ONCE. Most Of our contributors were
women. Women, I have so,uctimes
thought. sre naturally inclined TO litcrS
ture. never knew rue Who didnv
drift iotc ~rttinR for 'hc press II she
hsA the slightest cncoIraermeuA Aud
when they bcgin 70 ~ri'" ~ course the
frat thing they do is 20 select . nom ds
plume. Thsse assumed nsmes used "a
smuss N" and J took q fancy n day 4
keep track 81 them fo' cse Q A.
the expiration ~ that tine ] discovered
tina. the dam" "Msuds" I'D tho list
Tho n.n' ~ss "IiIIisr, snd then the,
scimp"r-d ~ into IN" rsa!rs ~ fiction
~"l!rulah," "Mispah," "Ro~enA.' asl
ehc like. OCCASIONALLY ] found Que Uhs
Assumed a commonplace ,sg. and ]
noticed 'hs, such . one, o. . rlle, gen
orally rsd" hcs say n 'hs front ]
wonder Whatever became ~ that Iona
procession o. sorrowful.lorsine crcat
ures ~h" uscd 10 come 10 Wy desk with
great bundles ~ msnnscric, and b
scech me- Ia oXamine u and 10 Il ,,
the N ne tins telling mo ~ u. sicb
chtldrea ~ homo who sese f~amiShiAs
iov beesd. snA vho eoul1a't ~ any -
Gil this article" sat printed A. 1rU
was soft-hssrt~d sad listsn~i M then
appeals. bot socR found that ! ksd mofs
manuscript on hssA thea ~ hsd col.
u,rns IN the rspef. Tbes ! essw hard.
hearted. For Instance, ! would eek ono
Nov many 'hiiArr have yev'' Rshs
said nsre than tWo ! sAksd their samoa
Thea ] would ssk the nstuse - thsis
di><ssss end shs would Veil ne. would
take the s,csy 80 label IL, "ks,i.-
mcsslsA" Thss sf the asst sevliesnt
tho ssme query Tbss tie ishol
"Jcassy-sh~ munN" aaA then ]
~os!d Icy The MIS-. sway - . riyeos-
hole end nrssioaslly would loet thee
ov"r 80 wcmAes hoe the iavsi,A cpeu
were rvcsr~ssisg. When ! s~ss iis,ls
~~ornssish 10 ny heart ! vosiA select
~" 'disesse- shish thought sss moot
dangerous end use H. Ard thrs ! uscs
20 watch the obituary column. NJ, ]
never ssw the sssouneement Of the
dea'h ~ cay Of the sssrsiae osss ~hcs.
nAu.ts wvrs On tho paschness in ND
pigeon holea Chicago Trbsss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

0OO& PES OOoA.

u 10 10 ~ hsps6 that ths bssbs rec,
bsstls has gone sos god. bet II 10 esstsls
ehe great discovery Of ~ vsssAiis
Aiss he's como - stay asd siisvtsts b
mas ss6sstas THIS voodssfsl nerve see1
and medicine bsiids sp vess Oss systsos
eosss eis, sPssms, hseAesAs, sssvces pre-
'isssioa. diss.nsss. slssplssssees. asssAiy
paiss. ssSsai tsosblss. ~ 3ss Jobs 1
1iliss Of Valparaiso. is1,sss 49, ! u
Taylor ~ i~9assvoss IsA.sss ssissS -
rcsnds . month chile tstiss Ytss,y
Mlss'sstsd tssstiss N Nervous Disease
ssd sample bottis Of the restorative as,s
the free 81 C~essins's vko ssassstses
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

Low prices will always cell tho
goods One can see this by gong
into Wicncrs. His stock OF women
shoes has been reduced 20 orc third
the .irc IL Was a month ago Iii.
piles Of Clothing are being lowered
rapidly, and n can see everywhere
in the large store occupied by him,
that he has sold . grcs, many goods
this season. Good goods ., low pri.
ccs have done the work for him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

To va'ss conssasss q, : O'Clock 10 the
morning. and , o'ssoeb In the svse!ss oi
each Say tSardays sseepssd) the Vhlssls
o. h vases vosts vtil BE- blown % . Gig
nal all sseA e"ssaosrs ell 10 expected IA
observe Such s,Ssal and positively mos,
sos Keep vstss sssa,ng after speh tine
Nou-"bsssvsses os these ra!ss ell I'm rs,l
me - pessSern an unpleasant dssy. ssd
sithess farther nos'es ppop satisfactory
tHfo'mastou the ra'sr Sll be shut %
f~e.Psesfsiiy, TsosAsS. SAs..
Water oru,riss,oos
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
Pasture Tor SaUr.r. and Colts.

We have an extensive pasture on
sections $ aud Din Wsluu, Creek town.
ship Upland add bottom land. shade
creek runs through it, besides two
good wells with tanks and windmill .
Good corral for taking up stock
smooth iep wire TO pasture. llosses
can be left al our stable aud ~ gill
deliver them 10 pasture. For turtle,
particulars enquire q j. T. uoiecmt
4 Co, Holland House Livery OF Frsll
Coulson q the farm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

am nov making brick At my yard
east Of Red Cloud. any o wanting
good brick for foundations or chin.
neys, will do veil 70 call on nc BE.
fore buying elsewhere. Prices rsss.
enable. FRGp X, pLuvp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
REMOVED.

Ms : X Mcbride hes removed her
millinery goods 70 tho New York
Store in the NOON Block. where che
will be pleased TO see oil old customers
aud many new one, Her rev spring
stock is now complete, don't fail to
give her q call.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
Am Accomplished sstrO.

\ pretty Washington rih rs,,le'
this "a like lunch "Six silver sieve,
OF sif,cd this,,,cs aud . sieve of uns,f
ted thisties. sm Q sifisd thistle
sIfIes aud an unsiflsd thistle sif,e,
With . sieve Of .iftcd ,hisi,cs snd /,
sieve OF unsified thisilcs."
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

DtssInsss. 'oss 81 appetite. thsi Use
feeling, fsin'n sss. dyspepsia, L,"od die
orders, essssna, elotshss, PIN p.sa. shslov
s8in and mast dtssssss result ssom - io
pare eoedIttOa of the blood 1'ss,sy u
9th Dswu''s Aa,sspss,iis. 80 ssu esd
recommend N, & l. lSutatss
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
N0llcc % TenrhRn,

Notice 10 hsssby gi,es shss viil
: smise ell esssoss sho ssy dssiss
10 oees Aessslves - essdidstss ios
'sssAs's "f,As psblie schools 81 ibis
costly, % Ned Closd % The sAist
sstssdsy Of sssk oostk.
IVA J. k,s.. Cossty SUP.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
VossA0 70 Css1 Caea,

Ansae Ne isssss sovsluss In ,hs
way Of esst essss V . veey dsissy ii.,!s
sas msAs - sssy assly lr~asA ksihsr.
in one eosses q sbs esss V 80 . tiny
lizzie svhAl n s6srt 81 this 10 sevJ
pretty. 81. tssilss shia sAS csmb,ns.
ilon iss very Sssfslses. Lsdtssss . often
p.t - sss~es 1sel q trvsbisla tskins
0rs thsts ssHAss shaa - Ne ssrs>e
CssFytAG sAts titsls u0s-I1srs set IN
thsts eos6 eaas - psekstbpsh save
then I'll tAs essbIs. ~ tAsa. too.
When ostis6 solb sAsy Asss . i.,s.s
eesi!e P~aisA0 10 SAsts hasls that
they Dsa 80 ssssssy sAsls vv.eons
wss6ee 80 u tAts vsy n sast ess-s
sa3 psabst-bssAs - 0seA osss p,rs!as
than ~ Sssesist VessA ~sssashsssst
1hs sssvlsy ~ iapsst~t fsso rsra
but 70 ~ bsas6 osssssssssa very
largely y NE sssasy. n COZ, Of
these go ~ssss 80 0sbs&tssts v
:rora 0vss telisss - ~ s~oO - -.
y. Y. Mall 80 XspssA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

II 10 sus"sed ihss there ere serious
dsssessions 10 che p'sneh Misisssy.
ssd % early eollsp-. u che C.bises
10 fcased.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

An important discovery. They set on
the livci, stomach aud bowel. though the
nerves. 4 nee principal. They speedy
cure b~titousness. bad tsste. TORPID liver
piles and ecnstipatiou Splendid Tor men
women and children. smallest, mi,dsst
.osest. ~ do.es for - cents. kamp pies
free al y. l.. COtStnR
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

do no, claim ~ have the lssgsss
stock Of goods 10 tts valley. bot ! do
claim thst ] . sell goods cheaper
than ssy other man in the city
Hsines che furniture man. esst eide 81
Webster street, Rid Cloud. lON
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
NAcHlAklnR.

" l. ua;ues has added . complete
line Of undertaking goods TO his 6ne
stock Of furniture, that be uill sell Of
prices. AFT
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

Those 81 our resders vho may ,hiuk
OF enig'saing to the vess. or sho
would lilet to buy OF trade for property
In that section OF the country, should
address . letter, With staur 20 N. l..
Thomas, Treasurer Of tho Yuma Board
of Trade. Yuma, Colorado tor iniyt.
nation. iums is syoung And eour,
ishisR county scat IN northeastern
Colorado. aud has railroad. church.
school and other advantages equal to
any town IA the wes. The editor o!
this paper owns suburban property 10
Yuma. and would recommend those
nho may have an opportunity to Set
hold Of real estate there at . small
cost to do ~. a. the town evidently
h,s . bright future before IL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
T0WE rN:Sa.s:.


Iinc table Ma " to tske -Arxs Ap,tI sTa,,sxp
ststH VIA aNsssSus
Ne IL vas~r,ssvf 10 Hastings tcA,es
iauy rac~rt sua tay asN
-. fright to Nsssins, tan, y
NJ. ~ tas~ osvt fpsn " dali, -
err, sun'ts, r~
No, in. ffsish, frse Hastings aai', ~
rive te ~ M
No Ia lss~tkger Ia ~ so~ya DAT,
irANv< ~ 0ata
No D. pssseegvt "a ksnsas cn, dsu, 10 ~ y m
No ~ ias~ nsei insm l"srih a.i
y arrives aG ~
No :, rss-nsr' iTom Mass, Clt,
arrives Dsm
~ . twlsh, da,iy e,r-,s Ia-~s., 81
tt.us gt,a ~.
80. o hvssh, dahl, escrrt >una., u nm,
~t-t nNt>p
No. ~ ias~ngri 90 isbs,t dat,
ica,cs sAn
No u pas~ns,i 10 isn,rt dan,
,ca,,. s~r.@
Nc. " ras-ense ~ ,tsn iSn'.t daily
ar,c. u -r "
Ma. IA frisht ~ BEAVER hs,vs dsI.
" sAcrVt >unLa, 1aa.tu
No. iSt fright ffusn isn,vt, dsiiy 80
ceIt ~unisy Aitt,c, Cpm
NJ la accommodation ~ pfs ft,n,
turs Monday Wc'len Via, and saturday
4. Np>oNtR. Asvn,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

Asvins sela Ny. tasisess 10 ~. l.
". Nsses en- going 20 lssvs Red
Cioad. All persess ksoviss sAse.
selves 70 Be isdetssd 70 me plssss eel!
snd ssssIe their seeousts. All O.
counts must te Psia before Jess Iss.
J. %. WALLACE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

To W. l.. Haines Ter snderst..g
goods. Rens@tsr he has added .
iLs 10 HE large stock Of furniture III
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

C.r'iase. sise SD tosss tsistiss.
has' wood ss.sh. srsisisx. sse. SAs,
opposite Platte Lsnkes Ys,l- Al
vvst gvsssssssl.
JOuN n YgRg
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

Hsincs the furniture mao hss just
received . carload Of Gne furniture 81
very low prices
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

ENiV PAsWA hss stasted fos thr
interior Of Africa With coo postets.
e,c Ger@sn o6ceu snd . large bod ,
Of Nubian soid,eva.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
N1Aie2.

yoha t;ssbss Gill ssks sotee sksa
% Saturday che 'h dsy siJsss. 1890
VIII cell G wIi'skiil sssisg -
chine u voc d. no. reA.su u Before
that aste. Ep Yorso
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

psWss's lsss sssiy 1880. - -
1os 80 AssAe~As sss ~ AsoAA.
~ - csesise.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
WAITED.

5000 live pigeons, for Cheyenne
Tournament. will pay SOC. per pair
delivered on Express trains before
June 18th, on 1. i, or u. 4 VI. In
IN N%eb,ssks, IN lieh, boxes. ship L.
q. ID. TO J.. fEnurs,oN Cheyenne.
Wyoming
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

rss - 10 - hsvs Ss Asaisss ti!i
oeys Uoo6r O6D1 - saAbs saism.
We sOs'A' sSpaSs1 ~ bsao sAtsss.
OtiAVUe ~ saAobess bassDssa-
"Tye go ooVno8 - eo0oOlss UAAa
oeeso ~ bS iss1 - sosssS'
~ bxheA.-dso>aQA 0mAlh
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-22
THE PosrmAsrsnsurP.

MR.. Sperry Rscovsring-To 90 TO
Warrington T0.M0RrOw 9. Compll.
nensary words Kre1 All Sections.
Hon. N. D. sperry Is recovering from the
severe mslarial attack which has confined
him to the house for about two weeks.
Yesterday he was out for the first time since
his illness. BE expects to 60 to Washington
tomorrow to assist in arguing and fortify-
ing New Ravens claim for . portion Of the
river and harbor appropriation. Mr.. Sperry
has, since his reappointment to the post
Office, received flood of congratulations Of
both public and private nature. In an in
terview with Mr.. Sperry 1t il learned that he
expects to assume chsras Of the postoface
February 1st. His commission will have
been received before that time. Had his
commission been received erethis he col1d
not have entered upon the duties Of the Office
owing to his illness, bnt the law would con-
tinue the present incumbent in discharge Of
the duties of the office until the new sp-
pointee could take charge. II was learned
from Mr.. Sperry that no less than forty-fvs
gratulatory and complimentary terms re-
garding his appointment. The Norwalk Ga
zetts had the following:
The reappointment Of Hon. N. D. Spsrry to be
postmaster at New Haven viii rejoice every earn
est Republican throughout our State and thous.
try as it will hosts Of Democrats in the Elm city,
who have long learned for an improved local post.
al service. For years Mr.. Sperry stood at the head
Of the list Of best postmastes in the United States
Some of the complimentary words have
come from Independent or Democratic pa
pers, and tho tributes must indeed be crafty
ing and pleasant testimonials in attestation
of the widespread influence and personal
r.e {okS ~t,o
both in and out Of the State.
The beginning Of the new regime on Feb.
ruary LIST will be very convenient time fol
both the outgoing and the incoming officials,
because it will permit of the settlement Of
accounts for the even months.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-22
DEATH OF OFFIoRR CORFRY.

!"
A WeIi-Known Police Omosr Dies of
PneumOnia-skesch OF HIS Life-Ac-
tion By the Police Force.
Police Officer Edward J. Coffsy died at the
house of his brother-in-law,J. II. Foley, 1850
Willow street, corner of Foster street, ct 5:15
O'Clock yesterday afternoon Of pneumonia
after an illnesa of eleven days. He was last
on duty week ago Friday night and was
taken down the following afternoon with the
grippe. which was followed by pneumonia:
All that could be done BY the best medical
skill and devoted care was unavailing. Drs.
Bacon, Whittemore, Ives and Luby were
called In in the case. The deceased was q
very popular officer and had been upon the
force since May, 1888. He had been on reg
ular duty since March 4th last. He proved
himself very efficient member of the force
on the force and many other friends. He
was native of New Haven, born on Eaton
street little over 33 years ago. he 4attend-
ed the public schools, and when young man
learned the trade of file OUTER, working for
years at the Chamber Beehive File works
on State street. When lad he belonged to
the St. Joseph cadets attached to st. Mary's
church, and afterward served in the Sars-
field Guard. He was in the Sars6slds about
six years and was a corporal and a very ac-
tive member. In 1881 he was one of those
who founded San Salvador council, Knights
of Columbus, which pays q 81 900 benefit.
He was also insured in the United State Life
Insurance company Of New York for like
amount, becoming insured in 1t last October.
In the winter of 1882 he was elected mem-
her of the FIRE department. serving on steam
or as call man. In 1886 he was elected q
permanent man on steamer 8. After serving
on steamer for some time he went back a.
foreman of the file works, remaining there
until elected upon the police force. In the
fall of 1887 he was urged for . candidate for
alderman from ward 8, the ward he was
born and raised in. A number of ballots
were taken, his name being tie with that Of
Mr.. Avis, the present alderman, when Mr..
Coffsy withdrew. A large circle Of friends
will mourn his death while yet LIES pros
poets were opening out promisingly before
him. Action was taken by the polics force
last evening in regard to procuring flowers
and band Of music and In reference to at
tending the funeral services on Friday.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-22

Those who attended the surprise reception
rendered Mr.. Joseph w. Downss Al Loonis'
Temple Of Musicl passed . very PLEASANT and
enjoyable evening. Mr.. J. w. and Niss
Julia Downes led the grand march followed
by sixty couples. Scsnlous orchestra fur
nishsd music and Burns prompted. Among
those present wsrel Mr.. ]. r. Storrs, Mr.. ].
B. Reilly, Mr.. N. D. O'Connsll, Mr.. Edw. p.
Ksatina, Mr.. y. Sullivan, M. J. Carney, Mr..
=; 9. Reilly NJ NJ D; I MSwiiiis%,l ". Edw.
Mr.. J. Mcfarland, Mr.. J. MoNamara, Mr..
T. w. Hughscn, Mr.. Edward Mullin, Mr.. !.
B. Connolly, NJ. B. sugtnheimsr, Mr.. J.
NcLsod, Nj. Edward WshnsF. and Johnnie
Commons, Miss Julia Downes, Mis- Alice
Reilly, Miss Lille Lsdwith, Miss Eva Flynn,
Nh. John MsLsod, Mis- Ysttis Jansen, Mis-
Mary Dillon, Mis- Jennie Moran, Miss Liz
sis Lyons, the Misses Reynolds and Miss
Minnie Ess.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-22

WATERBURY,, Jan. Sl.-Frank w. Rob-
srts. 81. was brought mp in ths police court
this morning charged with forgery. His case
was continued to Wednesday under 81 900
bonds. Roberts belongs In Thomaston and
was arrested ct the Instance Of his step
father, J. 8. Wetmore, who also resides In
Thomnston. For some time 10 has been dis
covered that Roberts had been forging checks
with Mr.. Wetmors's name end has been suo-
csssful In getting them Dashed. The cheeks
were on the Thomaston National bank. A
number Of forged checks were found on him.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-22
Ths Driagepers navarians.

The Bridgeport Bavarians have an origi-
nal and most interesting plan for the award
Of prizes at the masqus ball, January %, ct
Sailer's Hall. A large wreath will be sus-
pended at the center of the hall, decorated
with ribbons Of all colors hanging down.
Each person In full costume will DO entitled
to pull one ribbon. When . prize ribbon IL
Q sound similar to . pistol shot, and tho
corresponding prize will be a. once handed
ont by the com mitteo
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-22
The 0rays, xsnodochy.


Meeting or she General Commissse.Ap.
pelnsnens OF sub-O0nnlstses.
The general committee Of the charity ball
met last night at the Republican league,
Hon. Lynde Harrison prsaiding. The re.
ports OF the nominating committee were ac-
cepted and are A follow:
House committee-F. 81. Sperry. chairman; II: 9.
q. Strong, Nathan Eaeterbrook. jr, e. A. Qessner,
Capt. B. T.. Brown, q. v. Reynolds, Col. A. H. KEEL
lam.
Music commlttss--Col F. T. Leo, chairman ;lGeo.
b. Butler, e. A. Gessner, John Mccain, DR.. Q. p.
Lndsiey, DR.. W. g. Daggett, DR.. w. W. Hawkes..
observation-disclosures asterbrook, j., Max Ad-
Ter. F. H. sperry. F. H. Benton, g. 81. Platr. n.
Decorations-c. D. Nicoll, chairman; Or. J. P.
intyre, ". s: Wells. r. 4. Belts r.. q: sperry. J.
scranton r., s. +. Pundersop, J. ?. Cunningham,
9. F. Guernsr. Colonel F.. II. Barton, Edward
Taylor, John " Mcqueen, Edxssd so%srs. Dr. W.
Dan Dancing DE W: e. Dssgstt. chairman; r. Y.
lish, 4 j Ensign. 3 Hopgin, Co!onsi F. T
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LIABILITIES $4,000.

Financial embarrassment of q Lead.
ing Jeweler and Diamond Merchant
In Hartford.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, January 21.-David
Mayer, prominent jeweler Of this city, has
become involved and q meeting Of creditors
is called for Saturday. His liabilities are
about $160,000 and assets about half that
sum.
Mr.. Mayors embarrassment will create
surprise not only in Hartford, but in this
city, where he was we'll known. He was sup
posed to be Independently wealthy and
40 years in tho jewelry business in Hartford
and was the leading diamond merchant of
that part of the state. He spent several
summers in late years at Savin Rock at the
Beach House.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-22
ny ELM CITY LODGE.
DreshsrheoA or Lesepnssivs Enginssra
To.Naghe.

DPoshsrho0A or 1ooenetlvs Knglnssrs
Tonight.
The Elm City lodge No. 2o4, Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers, win give their Afth
annual promenade ooncsft and ball at the
Polo rink this Wednesday evening. January
22d. A concsrt will be rendered BY Wheeler
& Wilson's band Of Bridgeport, George
STREET. conductor. =. 8. AIing IL. secretary
Of tho committee Of arrangements. Tho fol-
lowing 10 the programme Of thssconcert to DO
rendered BY Wheeler & Wilson's band.
Overture Oberon.. svon weber
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Euphonion 6elo-Selsctsd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr.. p. Heyer.
summers Day In Norway-Fantasia.. :Wilmers
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southingron.

Jan. 21.-Mr. David v. Jones of this place
is brother-in-law of the late Albert 8.
Blaokman of New Haven.
Mr.. s. o. Lord to-day will attend the
funeral Of his foster mother, Mrs. Rachel
Belknap of Wrapping, South Windsor. Mrs.
Belknap was 90 years of age and the oldest
person in that town.
A large electric clock, for the registering
of watchmen's movements, has been placed
In the factory Of the Peck, Stow Il Wilcox
90.
The funeral of an infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry N. Judd occurs to day.