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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-18
LOCAL D%REylTIES.


-.
Matters OF Minor Moment in md About
the City. T
THE GRAND this evening-"Thc Ranch
King"
0rERA HOUSE to.night-"The Bsggar
Student"
Work has been commenced on the
well for the new Main and Sixteenth
streets sewer.
Tue fewer on Main street, near Alley
2,cavGd in night before last. IT was re.
paired yesterday.
AT a meeting OF the directors OF the
Wheeling Athletic Club, held last night,
three new members were admitted.
TnE Rcd Letter Tobacco factory had
to shut down yesterday, on account OF
a lack OF raw material in condition to
work.
THE Boston Ideal Banjo, Mandolin
and Guitar Club will be the next attrac.
zion in the Y. NJ. @. A. course, on Mon.
day, the 9Th.
TIE Udora Circle No. l, u. A. 0. D.,
gave o masquerade ball at Beethoven
hall last night. 1t was we'll attended,
and q good time was had.
On. W. ]. BATES had the misfortune
to fell on the steps in front Of his Office
yesterday, hurting his face and arm
painfully, but not seriously.
The German Pioneer Society gave a
very enjoyable ball at Arion hall last
night. The Opera House Orchestra
played, and a fine supper was served at
midnight.
ALL men employed at tho glass houses
Of the city are invited to attend the glass
workels' reception at the " NJ. G. a. to-
night. An entertaining programme of
music and Rotations has been ar
ranged,
STEUnESvILLE will iubilate with much
detail OF arrangement on the Goth, in
honor ofthe completion OF the Wheeling
e. Lake Erie railroad and the consequent
opening to her OF a prosperous new
country.
FREDERICK DELBRUGeE, father Of the
chief Of police, was taken with a vio-
lent hcmorrhage at the nose yesterday
afternoon. After several hours it was
checked. but he was quite weak from
Ices OF blood.
J.W. EASKIRK, the contractor, went
to Wheeling Saturday evening, to bring
4 ho-ge which he OWLS and which
has been OF Wheeling during the sum.
mer. He rode home via the pike Sun
day Washington Pa, Reporter.
SUNDAY afternoon an electric motor
broke n chain aud jumped the track at
the foot OF Main Etreet hill, running q
considerable distance over the bricks.
The damsge was soon repaired and the
car again put in motion on the track.
JosErn DoSAyAN, OF Wheeling, who
was visiting at the residence Of Mr..
Johnson, in the First ward, fell down a
Of stairs and was quite seriously
hurt, Sunday. He was taken to his
home Sunday evening.-Belairt Tribune.
Work. is progressing nicely on tho re-
wall being built ior the Wheel
ing Bridge and Terminal Company rear
tho Whitaker Mill. All but about $50
feet Of the foundation wall is up, and if
not hindered by the creek rising, the
wall will be above high water mark in q
lew weeks.
LAST Saturday Mr.. Thomas Cameron,
who has been an employee at the Wheel
ing Hinge Works for a number OF years, |
was presented with a fine gold.headed
cane by the employees. NIr. Cameron
the hinge works to take charge
the new refrigerator concern. He
was quite overcome by this manifesto
Of esteeLn. but in return he nre.
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OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use of
Syrup Of Figs, 40 it acts in harmony with
nature to efectually cleanse the system
when costiye or billioua. For sale in 5Oc
and ST 90 bottles by all leading drugristS.
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CArHaRISE LEWIS tainted one nirhtin
but it didn't cause a ripple
in the play. Twas only n cough, and
they had bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup on hand, Of course.
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A Crowded Cloak Room,

Our advertisement in the Sunday
papers drew the crowd, and they were
not disappointed. We are still selling
Ladies Newmarkets at g, s. So, IS,
50 50, 81, s., 50, 81, S., 50 and $40,
worth three times as much. Jugt the
wraps for these disagreeable days. We
also have on hand a quantity Of Misses
Long Garments from 8 so 0 $50, size ten
to eighteen years.
Any quantity Of Jackets, Refers,
Plush Goats, etc, and for a few days
only,
So Assrachan Capes, SIS 90. ,
IS Astrachan Capes, s..
$40 Plush Capee. 81.
IS Plush Capes, 81 90.
These are very desirable, but We must
sell them to make room Tor our holiday
display. EMsnIlMER's.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers in The CITY lnd wheeling Folks

Abroad.
Mr.. Edward Dunaway, Of tho post.
Office force, is off on account Of the ill.
ness Of bis little child.
H. A. Albright, Assistant Superin-
tendent Of Carriers at the p~oa.ollce, Is
laid up with q severe cold.
County Coroner J. W. sohnltze has SO
lar recovered from his recent illness to
be able to resume business.
W. j. W. Cowden, Esq, left on Fri.
day for Lowelsville, Ohio, to attend the
bedside Of his father, who is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Hearne will
close their summer residence at Leather.
wood shortly and take rooms at the Nc.
Lure.
Miss Annie Thomas, Of Ashland, KY,
is visiting relatives in the city, and stop
ping ut Mrs. Ii. j.. McGivern, in North
Wheeling.
Major Alonzo Loring and his daugh-
teIs will close their residence ut Monu-
mentPlace at Elm Grove for the winter
and take rooms a the Mcclure.
Mrs. W.J. Penn and son, OF Parkers-
burg, who have been visiting the family
OF W. ]. Harrington, on South Market
street, lett for home yesterday.
Mrs. 3. S. Morgan and her child, OF
Charleston, who have been visiting her
mother, Mira. Thoburn, on Fifteenth
street, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. S. H. Fuller, Of Cumberland, Nd,
Mrs. Z. w. Warncck, Of Parketsburg,
and Mrs. @. ". Ball and son, of Pitts.
burgh, were at the Hotel Windsor yes
terday.
NJ. W. Miller, formerly a business
partner Of James McAdame, OF this city,
who fell from q fourth story window at
the Home Hotel in Pittsburgh two
weeks ago and broke both legs, now has
typhoid fever.
There were more theatrical people in
town over Sunday than there have been
any day for 4 long time. Tho "Faust"
Benrett.Mou.ton, Katie Emmett and
Ranch King" companies were all at the
different hotels. The Emmet. company
went to Washington, Pc, and Faust
went to Rellaire yesterday morn
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ORDERs for pure Rye and Dourhon
WHISKY promptly filed at Lally's, 2lOO
Main st. kimnel Whisky q slecialty.
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Closing Out My Entire Stock.

Free Of charge-the old and new tariff
law to any one who buys a suit or a part
thereof from me-. II. LINdEN,
Merchant Tailor,
so Twelfth street.
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O. Mendcl& o-uow to Have q Jolly Chris.
Flower Plant and Insurance BuSlEea For Sale
redemption o! Laughlin Nail Company
Mortgage Bonds.
JnIanesc Baskets -Ewiug bros.
K. OF +. Funeral Notice.
Stocks, llonos and heal Estate Hos BALE
Thomas 0ttfien.
Parlor fendeis-Hesbitt & Bro.
Ladies' wantel-J. II. Lamar & Co.
Executors tAle.,
Wanted-IlotSeS 10 Winter.
The Dcnutit Ball, &c.
WRn,cl- l.oosI, with Boaii Preferred.
Attention. spornmonl-l. u. Dillon & Co.
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BEEcHAM's PILIs cure Billions and
Nervous lila. a
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FURNITURE HAS COME DOWN,

The gentleman in the picture knows It, and stlI ha Is NOT
happy. Neither are HOUSE d HEaRMENM;S competito m9t
Tor they can't sell tho same values for the same r,nnevN T.
you don't believe that Furniture has CONS down In In nyrjIcel
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LAST Saturday Mr.. Thomas Cameron,
who has heen Al employee at the Wheel.
ing Hinge Works for a number Of years,
was presented with a fine gold.headed
cane by the employees. SIr. Cameron
leaves the hinge works to take charge
OF tho new refrigerator concern. He
was qnite overcome by this manifesto.
ton of esteem, but in return he pre-.
sented eack person with q package Of
Red Letter tobacco. :.
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AT a meeting OF the directors OF the
Wheeling Athletic Club, held last night,
three new members were admitted.
TnE Red Letter Tobacco factory had
to shut down yesterday, on account OF
a lack Of raw material in condition to
U.nrl-
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q HERRuAuy'S..
THE HOUSEFURNISHERS.
NO. 1900 MAIN sTREET.,

tran the cash houses will for cash 90 oreui
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY TAKEN. .,
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THE Boston Ideal Banjo, Mandolin
and Guitar Club will be the next attrac-
Eion in the y. NJ. G. A. course, on Mon
tay. the 9th.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-18
ATLANTIC TEA co,
HOUSE * OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CARPETS. STOVES, Erc-

tarwo Lead. Lot These who Can F~olIow.-ysa
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SntGliaenfer.
0nIeei No.. Is and e1 fourlrenth strett.


O. Mcndcl 4 Co-uow to Have q Jolly Christ.
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100 Ladies Wanted.

And 100 men, TO call on any druggist for tree
great root and herb remedy, discovered by Di
Silas Lane while in the Rocky Mountains. For
diseases OF the BLOOD liver and kitlneys,it is i,
positive cure. For constipation and clearing
up the complexion, it does wonders. 1t Is the
best Spring medicine ever used. Large size
package, soc. At all druggists.
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SOUTHPORT.

One Of the pleasant places in South
port, for an hour, mere or less, as
ones fancy and spare time may dictate,
IL the reading room over the post office.
The room Is open daily and is supplied
with leading New York morning and
evening papers, as well rs those from
Bridgeport, Boston, Philadelphia and
elsewhere. The room Is deservedly pop
ular and scarcely day passes without
from one TO dozen dropping in to
spend few moments coming the news
of the day.
Mrs Abrams Of Montague, Mass, is
at NJ. V. woodward's.
Frank Smith of Bridgeport and Win
field Ball OF Norwalk are new men Mt
Woodward 4 Spicer's.
II. w. Foster has sold six barrels of
white onions, through Simon Banks, for
500.
Harry, son of Postmaster Jennings,
has new Victor safety bicycle.
thafles Mcicllani VINO hau the con-
tract for lighting the lamps until pros
trated by sickness, will be able to re-
sumo his duties soon. Although out
daily, he gains strength but slowly.
Sherwood Bros. are to paint the house
OF Mrs Edwin Buckley, In its present
combination " red and green.
Notable improvements are being
made at Mrs Rockwell's. Extensive
grading Is being done by Marvin Hull
and the house Is being painted by Sher-
wood Bros.
Having finished 20x20 addition to his
stables, Liveryman Hcnshaw will put up
25-foot addition to his barn.
Mr. wentz has a new safety bicycle.
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FAIRFIELD.


Tbrougb tho anarov of NJrs N;xo,
principal of the Black Rock school. a
largo a,g has baen provided for the
school house. lt was raised last week,
with appropriate exercises.
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ne -. IN 80,
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80, =, ,' 49,, o., ''' my
w. Nj. huxley bought bay mare in
stephen Morehouse has purchased Il
fine horse OF Gates " Co OF Bridgeport
p..,rc Co,, :, ,. .,., u,
buggy, one of the finest in town, pur-
chased of w. NJ. Buckley.
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FRIDAY. APRIL IS, 1890.
MONROE.

Francis lIubbell's penchant for wear
ing two plug hats, one white aud the 9TH
er black, has at last resulted in tinan-
cial benefit. Upon examination, he finds
inside of the lining of the white hat,
which was placed upon his monument,
this Inscription, civilian Henry Harri-
son, North Bend, Ohio" This ancient
relic, which doubtless crowned the head
OF an illustrious forefather, Is to-day
highly priced by the owner, and the
round sum of $50 will be realized ere he
VIII be Induced to part with such vaiu-
able memento. Mr. Hubbell has been an
extensive traveller and has had the pleas
ure of viewing the Harrison residence
from steamer while passing down the
Ohio river. A portion of the house was
In the old log cabin style, while the re-
mainder was n common frame building.
MIR uubbell is considered eccentric, but
his greatest eccentricity consists in doing
unto others as lie would wish them to do
unto him.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Housatonic passengers, especially
those who arrive on the 8 40 nj train,
are often annoyed by Consolidated trains
standing at the depot, which they must
pass through or wait until the train has
gone. This week, probably, this will be
obviated, for new arrangement is to go
into effect and the Housatonic will use
the inside track, next the depot. Con-
solidated passengers will have but one
track to cross and trains will stand there
but few minutes. The new arrange
ment will be much more satisfactory for
all. The Consolidated has put up COW
cred station platform on the east side of
the tracks.
''Our business is still booming" said
w. b. Hall to BEE reporter. 1--WE are
about to enlarge for the fourth time in
the history of the firm. The large block
which is to be put up on our corner, you
know all about. 1t will make it rather
bad for us, but we can't move and the
landlord very kindly promises to do the
work during the duller seasons in August
and September and February and March,
so that we shall be Inconvenience as lit
tie as possible"
Mrs Julia A. Marsh is to put UP a
frame building at West End and w. S.
Sicily four-tenement house on Seeley
street.
Henry Grant, who is canvassing for
subscriptions to defray the expenses of
the delightful Saturday evening concerts
at Seaside park by the Wheeler & Wilson
band, should be welcomed and assisted
by all. What would Seaside park be
without the Wheeler & Wilson music?
Frank w. Bolaude, bright, energetic
reporter, succeeds F. C. Smith as city
editor of the Standard, Mr. Smith engage
ing in the insurance business. Mr. Be-
lande's friends rejoice in his deserved
promotion.
A new duplex sewing machine for
manufacturers heavy work is being
brought out by Rufus Chandler.
Samuel G. Jones, foreman of the Mari
gold Printing Co., has been sick.
Curtis & Curtis, whose extensive pipe
cutting and threading tool works are ON
Railroad avenue, West End, are to build
an $500 frame house on Bostwick ave-
nue. and Spruce street. A. M. Jencks has
drawn plans.
A brilliant wedding was that at Olivet
church, last week, when Miss Jennie S.,
daughter of l.. f. Marshall, was married
to w. s. Banta. Rev Il. X. Holden per-
formed the ceremony after the Episco-
pal form and four bridesmaids lent splen-
dor to the occasion. After an extended
wedding tour through the South, they
will reside at 1897 Main street.
Some time ago, when number of the
high school boys formed a company of
cadets and shortly appeared in their
handsome uniforms of dark blue. the
young ladies, captivated BY the pomp
and glitter Of the trappings of war, be-
came anxious to form q similar company
among themselves. Prof BARLEY, the
principal, did not look with favor on the
enterprise, but it was brought before the
board Of education. There it lay for
weeks, until, after the girls had given up
hope, 1t was reported adversely by the
committee on schools.
1 The high school cadets are to be fur
nishcd arms by the government and the
city IL to provide a case in which they
may be kept In the armory.
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STRATFORD.

Attorney Judson will move to King
street, May l.
The photograph lecture, announced
for last week Thursday evening at the
congregational church, was not given.
W. \. Smith of the Savage q Smith
building company, Bridgeport, has
bought a valuable oil painting, present.
ed to the veteran association at their
fair by the artist, Calvin Curtis.
A new front fence and other improve
ments at Mark STATIONS.
McEwen and Lewis have painted
Charles Smiths house an olive buff with
dark drab trimmings and red window
sashes.
Alfred Wakeley Is developing consd-
cradle skill as IA taNidcrmist and has set
up number of birds, making them true
20 life. He stuffed gray squirrel or
two and tried his skill, u few days ago,
on red fox. lie succeeded admirably
Owing To cold water, Stratford shad
fishers have been unable to draw their
sclnes rs early as In former years. Eph.
RAIN Wakcley, who began, last week
says that he Is nearly n week behind
the usual time. The water has been sc
cold that shad would not "hcad up" into
the river, but remained in deeper water
Lee Curtis says that he has considera.
BILE carpenter work on hand and is to &C
to the Beach farm, above the village, af.
ter finishing at Mr. Wilcoxson's, where
he builds fences, etc. lie has work
enough to keep him busy until late in
the Summer.
II. Stratton of Seymour has spent a
few days In town.
A wood house Is being built for Wash
ington PARROT of California street.
Miss Nellie Booth of Bridgeport, who
Is spending several weeks at Frank Am
bler's, has visited in Waterbury.
Joseph w. Skaters of Wolcott has
spent fow days ut Frank Ambler's.
Miss Carrie Booth has returned from
Wolcott and will make her home at
Frank Ambler's.
James l.. Moore, lately in East Bridge
port, Is now in New Haven.
The handsome house of David w. judi
son on Main street has been painted. 1t
Is In pale brick color, with dark green
trimmings. The peaks are Of yellow
and the sash dark green; the house is
greatly improved and one of the most
original houses In town. The work was
finished, last week, by McEwen and Lew
Ia
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-04-25
REDDING.

j. L. Gregory will continue to act as
postmaster at the Center and has again
rented the house of Aaron Squire.
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HUNTINGTON.

Under the supervision of Mrs David
Wheeler, st. Paurs church was tasteful.
ly decorated with choice flowers, last
week Tuesday afternoon, for the marri-
age of Miss Cora b. Joy to George w,
Beecher, Rev George IL. Buck of st.
James, Birmingham, officiating. The
best man and lady were Hanford $. Lat
tin and Miss Nellie Beecher. Ushers,
Daniel j. Shelton and S. wolcott Linds-
ley. Memberships wedding march was
played by Prof Benjamin of Derby.
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W ESTPORT.

Judge Fem of the Superior court will
Selectman Rufus Wakeman is now
notary public.
John Adams is stocking the Brincker-
hof farm, which he recently purchased,
with fine blooded cattle.
Benjamin l.. Touquet has obtained a
patent on an improved Velocipede.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-04-25
GREENFIELD HILL.

Miss kittie u. Mlddlebrook has visited
her cousin, Mrs A. w. Beach of North
Main street, bridgeport.
Attorney Wakeman or Southport and
Real Estate Agent II. III. Prindlc OF
bridgeport were here, Saturday, arrang-
Ing the lease Of the house Of Mrs Zal-
mon wakeman for the Summer TO Mrs
Arnold Schmidt OF Bridgeport. Mrs
Schmidt ~ 10 move In, May l and the
house Is to be thoroughly remodeled,
painted and papercd, by Mr. VanNess, as
sisted by bridgeport workmen-
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OFFICE, 81 CANNON STREET,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Here is what one patient says
Lame Arm, 40 Years

Lame Arm, 40 Years.
This is to certify that / was afflicted for 40
years, during which time / was not able to
turn the palm OF my hahd upward; it was Il
constant pain, trouble and Inconvenience dur
ing these years. DIR. Crawford of 81 Cannon
street, bridgeport, entirely cured me, so that
now l have no pain or Inconvenience and
have the use of it perfectly; it is now a year
and a half since it was cured and it has been
well ever since. My own experience and the
knowledge have of the large number of per-
sons he has treated and cured enables me to
recommend all afflicted persons to call upon
and obtain the relief thai is sure to comefrom
his treatment-MRS. A. EVETTS, II Clarence
Street.
Sworn to and subscribed in my presence
this 18th day of January 1889, at Bridgeport
Conn.LOUfs X. GOULD, Notary Public in and
or the State of Connecticut.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-04-25

The Cause of Spring Debility and its Cure.
How many thousands of people there are
who, in the Spring, are run down, weak and de-
bilitated, have headache, indigestion, constipa-
ton, are nervous, languid or worn out i'll nerve
force and power until they feel tired nearly all
the time They wake mornings feeling more
tired and dragged out than on going to bed,
they are often sleepless and arise with dull
head, bad taste in the mouth, no appetite for
breakfast and generally dispirited feeling.
What wonder, with their unstrung and excit-
able nerves, that they have faint and nervous
sensations, numbness, trembling or papitation of
the heart! What wonder that they feel weak
debilitated, nervous and discouraged!
1t is nervous weakness and exhaustion of nerve
power, complicated by q sluggish condition of
the various organs at this season of the year.
which cause these disagreeab1e sensations. If
sufferers from such difficulties will use the
wonderful nerve tonic, invigorant and regu-
ator, DIR Greene's Nervura, which can be OBJ
tanned at any druggists for 81 per bottle, they
can be absolutely sure Of cure. 1t is the best
Spring medicine that can possibly be used, it
is purely vegetable and perfectly harmless
and is, indeed, the most wonderful remedy ever
discovered 1t will Immediately restore strength
and vigor to the nerves, regulate all the or
gans and give health and vitality to the weak
ened and deblitated system. Get bottle and
see for yourself its wonderful effects.
READ AND REMEMBER THAT 1T WILL DO
THE SAME FOR YOU.
was miserable, had IL ambition, no strength
in my limbs and was tired all the while. When
Iwalked few rods felt as if | would drop
on the ground.
asked the doctor here if he would give me
something to strengthen me-. He told me to
get DR. Greene's Nervura- -
1t has done me more good than anything have
ever taken. l look and feel like another person
since began to take it and recommend it to
all who are ailing.
MRS FRANCES NJ .BODLE,
Chester, n. Y.
DIR Greene, the famous specialist in the cure
OF nervous and chronic diseases of 81 West
Fourteenth street, New York, can be consult
ed free of charge, personally or by letter
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A Sound Legal Opinion.

r. IAlnbfidge Munday, Esq, County Atty,
Clay Co., Tex. says: "Haye used Electric Bit
tiers with most happy results. My brother
also was very low with maIarial fever and
jaundice, but was cured by timely use OF this
medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters saw
ed his Iife.a Mr. y. /. Wilcoxson Of Horse
Cave, KY, adds like testimony, saving he
positively believes he would have died had il
not been for Electric Bitters. This great rem
edy will ward Off as well as cure all InaIarial
diseases and, for all kidney liver ana st01n-
ach disorders, stands unequaled. Price SOC.
and 81 nj e. 1t. NawIey.s-
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EASToN.

MIR and Mrs w. f. Selleck and daugh-
ter recently visited in Danbury.
M. ii. Thorpe has exchanged oxen
with j. f. Field for young cattle.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Guckert and little
daughter OF bridgeport were recent
guests Of Mrs +. V, Schwartz.
Miss Annie Field has been with her
brother, j. G.. Field of Shelton.