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The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

Jay Millious of Copaque, who has been
telegraph operator at Hawleyville for
some time, was attacked by hemorrhage
from the lungs, Saturday, while on his
way to the telegraph station at Hawley-
vile junction. So severe was the hemor-
rhage taat he fell when near the brook
and it was not deemed safe to remove
him to his boarding place at Robert
Drew's for almost an hour. DR. George
A. Peck of Newtown, who is in charge of
the practice of DR. E. NJ. Smith during his
absence, was called and made the suffer-
er as comfortable as possible. Jays
father has been with him, it being feared
that he would not recover. He has been
subject to hemorrhages, but has never
had so severe an attack. w. F. Banks
was called from the superintendent's Of
fie at Bridgeport to take Mr. Millious's
pl,ce at Hawleyville until new man
could be obtained.
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

Attention is attracted to the new fur
niture warerooms of A. G. Baker at Haw-
leyville by the sign he has put up, calling
notice to the designed use of the building
and the natural and artificial advantages
of Hawleyville as a railroad center. The
building is now practically finished, Ma
son Benedict of New Milford intending to
complete his work this week. The build
ing itself is large and commodious and
both floors, main building and wing, will
be used for the furniture business in
which Mr. Baker is engaged. The front
is quite ornate, the entrance being be-
tween two bay windows, while the up
per part is of fanciful cut shingles, paint
ed in variety of colors. The body OF
the building is painted brown, with red
trimmings and the tin roof is painted red.
Mr. Baker expects to put in stock OF fur
niture and begin business as soon as pos
sible and has already engaged manager
for the business. The furniture will be
brought in car loads from the factories of
the West and finishing will be done here,
giving employment to several hands.
Both wholesale and retail business will
be done here and Mr. Baker has the best
wishes of the community for success.
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

The drought has affected pastures, de-
creasing the amount of cream furnished
the Monroe creamery. A good business
is still being done, however.
Reuben Drew, who died at Coesse, Ind,
of hydrophobia, was son of James Drew
and brother of Isaac and Wright Drew,
now dead. These sisters survive: Mrs
Bennett Nichols of Huntington, Mrs Nell
son Tomlinson of White Hills, Mrs Ezra
Plumb of Nichols, Mrs Betsey Wright OF
Farmersville, N. Y. a letter received by
Mrs Burr Hawley, Mr. Drew's niece, gives
particulars of his terrible death. He was
bitten by his dog, which was not after
ward seen. the last of March or first of
April. The wound healed and nothing
was thought about it until the last Thurs
day in June, when Mr. Drew came IN
from the field bent over and in great pain
Imminent was rubbed on him, but did
no good and, that night, doctor was
called. He did not suspect hydrophobia,
though Mr. Drew was unable to swallow
and the sight of water threw him into
horrible spasms. The local doctor con-
shifted with Fort Wayne physician, Fri
day, who pronounced it case OF hydro
nbobia. Mr. Drew said Saturday that it
seemed hard that this affliction should
come upon him and he could not see why
if had come, but, if it was the Lords Will
he would say Amen. He said that ne
would have liked to have taken his old
body back to old Connecticut to be laid
at rest. Mr. Drew escaped from the
house, Saturday, barking, swapping and
frothing like dog. He was caught and
bound by eight men, then taken nome
handcuffed and strapped to his bed, sui
fering untold agony until relieved py
death. He was buried on the following
. Tuesday. Mr. Drew's death caused
frightful mad dog scare in that vicinity
:, and at least one other man, James Good
;f rich of Pierceton, died with hydrophoDla
e Miss Lucy Elwood has visited II
q Bridgeport.
5 THE ministerial association OF Easto
y and Stepney met at the Stepney M.
!, parsonage, last week Tuesday afternoon
- Rev Mr. Weeks of the Baptist churcf
= !. Easton, read paper on conscience. he
= Mr. Duinkerke of the Flat Rock M.
y church was elected secretary of the asst
- citation. The next meeting will be hei
lo at the home of Rev Mr. Ogden, castor
Monday, September ii, when Rev N
Robertson will read a paper on Emerso
. by request.
n The ladies' aid society met at the NJ. J
parsonage, July 9, when the followin
officers were elected:
President, Mrs j. f. Robertson' secretar
Miss sophia Booth; treasurer, ,Mrs.Leroy Shs
1 man.
a vote of thanks was given the retirli
president, Miss Annie Field, for her eth
iency in office during the year.
e. E. Holman of Brooklyn, VINO VINO
mother is Summering here, visited at {
M. j.. parsonage, last week.
2 The date Of the Trumbull and Stepn
union picnic to Parlor Rock has pe
changed from August II TO August ~
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24
More Pensions and Bounty.

A gentleman representing Milo B.
Stevens & Co., of Washington, D. c.,
can be seen at the Grand Central hotel,
Newtown, Thursday, July 80 (day and
evening", sat Hotel D'Amoreaux, Dan
bury, Friday, July 81 (day and evening"
and at American House, Brookfield, Sat
urday, August (day and evening", by
persons desiring information concerning
pensions, bounties. ETC., or having claims
which they desire to have prosecuted by
said attorneys. Fee in straight increase
claims reduced by law to 50.
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24
Wholesale Retailing.

When an old established and solid
house like Messrs Cohen & Co., import
ing tailors, 1920 Ann street, New York
city, advertise made to measure trousers
of finest material at 81 and suits Sl6, it
means that the public can get retail
bargain at wholesale price.
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

At last weeks meeting of the
N. P. u, it was voted that the council
should subscribe for copy of the Cube
for each member, who will in this way
receive official notice of tax calls and 9TH
er interesting information. 1t is encour-
aging to note that the mortality reports
of the councils show decreasing death
70
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24
Drop in the post office and hear the
folks talk about the economical Brussels

Thirty letters day, on an average, are
sent from Newtown and Sandy Hook
without passing through the post offices.
They are put on the train at the depot.
Now this is convenient for many, but
hardly just to the postmasters of both
ent upon the numDer ~or~ ttasr..i's ('nrNes>a
ad
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24
Electric Bittars.

This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special mention.
All who have used Electric Bltters sing the
same song of praise. A purer medicine does
not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed Electric Bitters will cure all dis
eases of the liver and kidneys, will remove
nimpIes, boils salt rhuem and other affect
ions caused by impure blood. viii drive
malaria from the system and prevent as wei
as cure all malaria1 levers: For cure OF
heafache constipation and indigestion Try
Electric Bitters. Entire satisfaction guarann.
teed or money refunded. Price 50c ana u
per bottle at e. F. Hawiey's urugstpre-
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

Phineas NJ. Augur, who died, Nth,
at his home in Middlefield, was man
widely known and universally respected,
useful citizen and valuable man in his
place as State pomologist. He will be
specially missed among the progressive
farmers, who knew him and understood
his value [Courant.
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

A Massachusetts man who has Just
subscribed for the BEE says that he would
not exchange it for any other paper of its
size twice over. sit is, candidly speak
ing, the newsiest sheet have seen for a
long time around these parts"
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

The building formerly used as tobac-
co warehouse at Hawleyville has been
leased for a year by Constable Frank B.
Drew and is being used as barn. The
owners have decided to abandon tobacco
'sor,ing there, for the present at least.
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

William Griffin has been on the sick list
for three months, but we are glad to see
him able to be in the hay field. Mrs
Griffin has also been in the doctors care.
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

Hickok Brothers of New Milford have
laid tar walk about the premises OF 3.
Ambrose Blackman of the Hawleyyiile
hotel. This is novel Improvement for
Hawleyville, the 1900 feet just laid for
Mr. Blaekman being the first there.
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

improvements on the school house at
Lands End, needed for years, were Or
dered at the annual school meeting and
Homer A. Hawley and Albert Buel were
appointed committee to see that the in
structions of the meeting were carried
out. New seats are to be placed IN the
building, the ceiling repaired and im-
provements made about the building and
grounds,
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

1t is believed that Russia will have at
least Ga, 600, 900 bushels of wheat to eN-
port, little more than two-thirds of her
average expectation for the last four
wears
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

Milk producers along the line of the
Housatonic system think that the new
transit line across the Sound will open up
to them the Brooklyn market, which has
heretofore been practically monopolized
by Long Island farmers. [Danbury
News.s
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

Alva,s Brazilian Specific Co., Wall street,
" Gentlemen took pleasure IN testify
ing to the curative powers OF your Cactus
Blood Cure which has relieved me OF muscular
rbenmafisrn of long standing. was troubled
seriously by dyspepsia as well, from when,
am pleased to state, it has also cured me.
Assnring YOU that / shall recommend your
medicine to my friends, am, Yours respect
fnlly. ADA NJ BROWN, $40 Ninth street, Brook
Iyn. N. V, December 8, 1890. Sold by Samuet
G. Bull, Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24
Bueklen'g Arnica salve.

The best Salve In the world for cuts. pruls-
.es. sores, ulcers, salt rheun, fever sores,
vi err rrfions and positively cures piles
or no pay required. It IS guaranteed to gIye
,,arfsct satisfaction, or money relunqea
Price 25c per box. For sale pY =. Z iissm ioy
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

1t has been gravely limited that the edi-
tor of this paper is not handsome man,
but it makes no difference to US, as we
use Brussels soap and will improve in
time FIX.
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24
NEWTOWN CONN, FRIDAY, JULY a. 1891---sX PAGES.

Miss Nellie Hincklcy of East Washing
ton avenue is spending the Summer
months with friends in Botsford.-
Bridgeport Standard.
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

George Ii. Grannis, the fish dealer who
died at Fair Haven East, July IL, was As
years old. He was veteran of Co. D.,
18th c. ", and was buried on the 18th.
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

B. Clifton Fairchild is travelling ex-
tensively in this State; also Long Island,
which keeps him busy most of the time.
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

Superintendent Monson of the soldiers
home at Noroton has been summarily
dismissed.
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

Fit for king; especially an American
king, and that's everybody. Root beer
made from Knapp's root beer extract.
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

Annie Hawley is spending week on
Long Island,
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24
CHARLES W.
McCORD


The graces and goodness of the new
Ingrains are more than you suspect If
YOU don't know the kind of goods we
keep. For real artistic merit and
worth, at moderate cost, nothing
can surpass a good Ingram Carpet.
The colorings of the Fall patterns are
multitudinous. But we don't gush
over them. Come and behold them!
All tastes suited. Strong bold designs
and colorings; delicate half tones and
tints beauteous as the burnlsled
breast of dove. In the words OF the
poet:
An Ingram Carpets very nice,
When you are limited in price
Verify the assertion. 1t will cost
yeu nothing but your time and you'll
increase in Carpet knowledge.
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

Miss Maggie Lennon of Bridgeport
has recently visited friends in Newtown
and Hawleyville.
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

Don't be discouraged about that eczema till
YOU have given Ayers Sarsaparliia a persls,
tent trial Six bottles of this medicine cured
the complaint for George S. Thomas, OF Ada,
ohio. when all other remedies failed to afford
any
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

The New York Ledger recently paid
$1,000 for poem by Whittier.
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24

The Danbury Methodists have sold
their parsonage to Byron Dexter and are
building brick house on Main street.
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24
Advertising Rates.

Local Notices in Brewer Type, 10c. a Line.
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-24
STEPNEY.

The drought has affected pastures, de-
creasing the amount of cream furnished
the Monroe creamery. A good business
is still being done, however.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-18
MA RRIED.

At Ouerbien church on Wednesday even.
ing, Nov 25th, 1891, By Rev. J. Stump,
Mr.. J. 3 Huffman, ~ Hardy county and
Nlss.Frsucis II Whitemsn Of Hampshire
county.
In mherIand on December 10
1891, by Rev. Day, Mr.. Joseph New.
house Of this place TO. Miss Belle
Davis Of this eOuny.
Ia The NJ. r. Church South 10
this place. Wednesday, evening OF
last wesk. by Rev. ID. l.. Reid. Mr..
John Harrison to Miss Virginia
Lewis b ,th of this place. II has
he o some time since there Was .
church wedd,Ds in Rbnney and tie
crowd hat assembled r. -ilness this
was es'Itnated at 500. Messrs.
Charles Hsrmison, Charles RJbosson.
II. o. Wirgnan sui William A.
Vance we're the usbs:s, they locke 8
ver ban IL ,me AMI DID ;hsir part
WELL. rhe ,onng bride ~as neal y
and taTeln'ly dressed. Sra looked
very pretty and vas perfectly com
posed. Mr. Mier played tue we'd
ding mWch. After the ceremony
The gr.Om took the bride ~ his home
and the crowd dispersed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-18
VIVA, Shall We Do With Our soysy

Whose Boysf Your boys your neigh.
boris BOYS; every body's boys Boys will be
boys, but not everyoue knows how to mass
age them; but II Jon wish some practical.
common -tense suggestions, read tbs arti-
Gle on the suhj.st publishe 10 sthe Jsnu 'ry
pnh5er OF Demorest's Family NagsEius, thss
ideal publicsti a which bears nut to the fall
the promige OF its name The Jsnusry
number contains q gsDuins holiday feast.
The suhjec Of the beautiful wsies-color A
Slippery Spot appeals TO every parent wbp
has little ones, aud the subtle sssIimsnt d
the exquisite full.pas sogrsving. Eioqueut
Silence (after = painting By Aln% Tad eus
will be appreciated by younE meo aod
msidens. The artistic ~ fractions inetnds
bead -, over Zoo o,bsr p ictures, HUI ir.tirI
BnttrA and the Burmese, BY a-residens o.
Burns; y oluti7u OF Modern Cos'uns w.
tetesdcR alike TO men and women; IoteI i'
eence Offices Ia P.ris,' which vill stfike e
responsive chord in every bVpeebeepSr'
heart; Home Art and Home Comfort, which,
besides some novel ideas for fancy work
includes \ paper on Amusement for Siol
Child, Correct Styles IL Tab 10 Silver, "a
appropriate sequel to course Dinner. giFeI
10 the TsvioUs umber. and 9evsral tSpeciai
u fine tories. The departments. Our Girls
Saniiat n. Artistic Notes, Worlds Pro
Rress, bat, What Womsa are Doing
Bouseho I, Correspondence Club, and Mir
TJF OF RA'hioos, each hsvs special attysc
tions this tonth; and ibis splendid menu,
with yaria Il Dos, is furnished Twelve times =
year, Tor the subscriptions price OF 81
Published by W, jennings Dsmorests II
East lash ST., SeH York Cay.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-18

had thrilling expsrssncs Ia The Sssth
Fo r.. he hsd bssu ba,chssiug q
Mr.. r. c. Prices. ard vss returning
to b,s home shout IL O'Clock ct n;a ht.
He bsd croseed the Fork opposite bic
home. IN the morning. in Q boat. end
vbsa he got hack TO the boat that
nj ght. on sccoVnt OF The darkness be
di u not notice that the Fork he'd rais
ed % much. He started scrosa, run
ming the boat With . p ,ddle. and The
dest thing ne noticed hts host w.s
near the mill dam. Tic water hid
raissd during tho night and We past
riding and consequently, too strong
for the PADDLE. A soon ~ VIII cav
that he SaseaoinR over the dam be
~hirl- 4 the boat and let her go over
how 6rst. il dipped about two>ehirds
fui' OF vster. putting Out the lighted
lantern, ~hich Will bal put IN the
boat. After going sone distance
further down ~vesm and being una
bls tn manage The boat, Will jumped
out and s~s N ashore, Lifting the boat
go. IG the! boa. we're lantern,
butcher knife. s'eel AMI luck coat.
The boat with all its contents were
found on the isl,nd below the river
bridge. here IL bad lodged Moore
6eid Examiner. 49,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-18
/. M. SHEPHERD
CUMBERLAND, -MARYLAND.
FALL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Dress Goods.
Our llne Of Dress materials is most com
plste. Wool fabrics are now ia high favo
for street and travelling gowns. We hav
them in ell the. new aud popular makes and
colorings.
WTODS.
Stylish For Trimmed Jackets and Cheeris-
field Walking Goals are The correct gsrlusm
for Ladies' Our ass ortment lsrge
Shoulder CGpeS.
Fur Cspss are yet 10 favor. We have on
sale - follows Copys Lynx AstEsehsn
Seal and NOnkey Fur.
Notions.
This Departm ent is most complete IN =
lines - follow Hosiery, Gloves Onder
wear, CorDes, Yarns.
DOnIeSticS.
GiuRhams, Oalicoss, MusIins, Fisunels,
eli Al cheap prices.
Floor COUeri1gS.
Velvet, Body, and Tapestry Brussels Gar
pet Tbres Ply and Ingram Carpets, LIMO
eum. OIL Cloths, Art Designs, Rugs.
We eek yon to look over the sbove
mentioned lines when IN tovH.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-18
SOMETHING FOR THE NEW YEAR

The wcrA renowned suceess Of Hoste,isi's
Siomsch Biiters, and their contin I'd popu :
larfty tor over s-,hisd If = century IS q
sfomAehic, ID scarcely more wonderful than
the welcome that ereeS the snnutl appear
ance Of Hostet:er . Almanac. This vsiua
blA medica, treatise is published by the
Hosterier COMPANY, Pii:shurg, Pa. under
their own immediate supervision, employ
ing so hands in that department. The, are
running about IL months in the year on
this work, snd the issue o. sane for 1892
will be more than ten millions, Sriaiei in the
Eueli Gerwaa. French, Welsh, Nor veg
ian, swedish, Hollsnd. Bohem 81 and Span
ish Languages Refer to copy OF IL for
valuable sud interesting r-adi coucern :
ing health, and numerous Testimonials as to
the ,fiicacy Of hostet,cr's stomach Bii,ers i,
amusement, varied information, setron N
lea, caicul.tions - chronological items,
&c which can re depe / 4 on for correct
ness. The AtIn.u~r tor is;,J can he OBJ
tanned free Of cost fion druggi,'s and gsnrr.
al country dealers In all par;- uf the country
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-18
N OF ICE

Events we'll known to all have pre-.
vented the ladies' OF the Presby terrain
Oh rch from providing their usual
amount of goods for thsir Ohristmas
sale. They have a email stock Of
very pretty aTt'ces which may be
sotu al Judge Armstrong; resid eGce
at airy time after Dec. 18Th. They
viii not name q regular sale day this
yetr.
The ladies' expect to begin work
arain after thu holidays and carry on
the Society as usual.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-18

$pecisI Announ o osn -nt
We have made arrangements
with DR.. II J Kendall Go, pub.
fishers OF "A Treptiee on the Hors 20
and his Diseases, which ALL ena
bile all ur snb.criber- tn obtain q
copy Of that valuable work free
by sending their address (enclos.
ing two.cent stamp for mailing
esme) to DR.. 3. J. Kendall 90,
Enosburgh Falis VI This book
Is now recognized "a standard au.
thofity upon ali diseases Of the
horse, as ils phepominal sale at
tests, over four million copies hav-
ing boon sold in the past zen years,
q Ealo mover hefcfe reached by
any publication 10 the came period
If time. We fell confident that
our patrons will appreciate The
work. and be glad to avail them.
selves OF this opportunity ot obs
tanning q valuable hook
Ii u Eecessary that yon mention
THE paper in zen ing foe The
T, eatlse This offer wiII remaiif
open for only a short time.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-18

IL one which 10 guaranteed 70 bring Jon
satisfactory Eesu lts, or 10 case Of failure
sturn OF purchase prizes. IN this safe plan
sou can buy from our sdveFtised DrCRsts'
bottle Of Or. Kings New Discovery foi
Consumption. IL is guaranteed 90 bring
siief IN every ease, When used for any an
ection Of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such
Consumption. Ind Ammatiou Of Longs, Broni
hits, Asthms, whoopipg Cough, Orou
e, etc. IL 10 pleasant and sgrosabse coo
te, perfectly sFe, and caa always be de-
pded uPon. Tusl bottles fires ~ " ilhaz
\ OILERS Druggists.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-18

IL becomes our duty tn chrosicle
the destb OF the les menoes Of The
Harper family e Chanhershurg. II
tbat OF Nrs- Jane Tsv'oe. seii:s Of
the late NEE X. Taylor sed younses;
dso2hesi 1T the late George Ass per
which occurred ct her late sesideooe
in Winchester Wednesday of last
week. Alter care Of psiofSt suffer :
ing che ssd1~nIy yet gently fell
asleep to saken no more on e'rtb !.
She wss IL years 81 snd hSd long
bcen . corsisteps uenber Of the
Presbytsr IN church. Thee dsngb-
tess AMI one soa survive she mother
With show hosts 0g friends unite IN
sorrowing over ,heir loss. THE voaOg
est d ughtes 10 teaching 10 . q srish i.
Jog scho'il st CO:orada B.rin. Q! Ne
brsshs, sud conli MT srt home; bs;
In her deep g-tsf swav from loved
ones she CON. fo'ts hersef nv trassinG
In Him VIII N Der mo,her ,ruScd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-18
Notice.

As It is customary, our places nj
bushes will be closed for the entire
day Cbhstmss.
Very Respectfully,
7. L. RoBossoE,
Il RUSSELL Bros,
T.. NJ. GILKEsoN.
/ Il. g. PANCAKE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-18
Hoi dey Goods.

In addition to our present ct ock of
Christmas novelties we will oTen
during the latter part OF this week
or first OF next, oul second purchase
oil fancy goods for Holiday trade
which. wilt embrace many desire BILE
articles. |. IL. g PANCAKE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-18
Notice.

All parties knowing themselves indebted
TO X. V Ainghia !. will plea SEE come forward
ami petlle as have bought ali his notes and
also his book accounts. Fo- the cow eni ence
Ct he people I will leave the store accounts
with Chss. K. Woliood ut Augusts, w Va.
who will eettle with you. PleAse come
forward ard settle at once.
Very RGrcatfuHy,
Dec Ia, SOL. DAsIEL 4. DAUGHshrY.