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FAIRFIELD.

Fairfield's share Of the license money
for December was 1886 40.
Miss Lewis of Monroe commenced her
Winter term at Holland Hill school, Mon
day.
All at the acid works were remember
ed, Christmas, with fine turkey.
George Morehouse is quite sick with
heart trouble.
Robert Dickey will start for the far
West, 18th, to look about, as he intends
to locate in the West if he finds place
that suits his mind.
The railroad bridge at French's cross
ing is completed and the east approach is
almost done.
G. G. French and son slaughtered six
porkers and packed away ton of pork.
B. B. Brothwell, Seth Wakeman and 1.
B. Wilson, the board of relief, were in
session at the Town hall, Monday and
will meet again, next Monday, from to
4.
Fairfield's Town hall was we'll occu-
pied, Monday. Resides the regular occu-
pants, Judge Glover and Town Clerk
Pike, the board of selectmen held their
regular semi-monthly meeting, the board
of assessors and the board of relief met
and the Italian trial went on in the upper
room.
Though definite information is lacking,
it is understood that the movement to
take legal steps to compel the selectmen
to collect the bonds of the late Daniel
Moloney is under way and that decided
steps will probably soon be taken. 1t is
understood that number of citizens
stand ready to furnish the money, il
some one will assume the responsibility
of proceeding with the movement. The
first steps, probably. would be to issue
a mandamus to cause the selectmen to
collect the bonds. Should this prove in
sufficient, or should the bondsmen de-
cline to pay, recourse to the courts
would be had.
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MONROE.

William r. Drummond, who has been
in New York, is again at A. Sinclair's.
Samuel B. Hurd spends four or five
days in New York.
The open meeting of Harmony Grange,
last Tuesday evening, was we'll attended
in spite of the unpropitious weather and
those present laughed all the way home
on account of having seen the goat. State
Deputy Beckwith of Nepaug will inspect
the Grange and install the officers, Fri
day, 9th. Meeting commences at
o'clock.
| Masters Robert /. and Jack d. Boyd Of
New York spent week at A. Sinclair's
| The annual meeting of the Congrega
tional church will take place after tn,
service, next Sunday.
The annual meeting of the Monroe
Creamery Co. will be held on the SECOND
Tuesday of January for reports and elect
ion of officers.
Miss Martha G. Hurd has returned
from New York with her brother.
Warren w. Bliss has added to the com
fort of his home by the addition of storm
doors.
The Center school will begin on Mon
day, 18th.
Elmer Wakeley of Bridgeport has Wis
tied his mother, Mrs Marshall Beach.
Charles Hawley, who boards with Ed
ward Hawley. suffers from badly
sprained ankle, caused by his horse fall
ing on it.
Edward Hawley has had his sheds i'm.
proved and stanchions built for the COM
fort of his stock. F. Hawley of Cutters
Farm does the work.
G. N. Curtis has had new stables added
to his barn and other improvements in
| connection with his ice house and slaugh.
ter. He is having his ice house filled
with fine 13-ineh ice from Edward Haw-
ley's pond.
G. A. Abbott is building an improved
chicken brooder.
Frank A. Mallett is suffering from neu-
ralgia.
c. N. Curtis has recently bought fine
fat cattle Of +. w. Wheeler.
Inflammatory rheumatism has troubled
Mrs Goldsborough.
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EASTON.

d. W.Edwards is building large adj
dition to his barn.
M. II. Thorpe has sold Jersey stock to
Jerome Nichols.
H. I'll. Peck and family have visited
Perkins French.
Rutherford Wheeler works at black
smithing for Wheeler Bros.
Charles j. Jones has taken Henry Will
sons place at the paper mill; several Or
ders have been received.
Miss Anna Wells OF Bridgeport spent
Xmas with Easton friends.
S. r. Wells has bought several head of
cattle to butcher.
Edgar B. Wheeler of New Preston has
visited Easton friends.
Wheeler Brothers have packed their
ice house; several men have obtained
work on the reservoir at Long Hill. 50
The Christmas concert at Lees chapel
was very entertaining. The exercises
consisted of solos, duets and recitations
and the Sunday school deserve credit fol
the pains taken in performing their parts
so successfully.
Edward Gillette has been drawn fol
jury duty again at Bridgeport.
Roswell Nichols captured a silver grey
fox of good size, Monday.
David Reynolds, aged SO, is feeble, this
Winter. He is confined to the house
most of the time.
Robert Galloway was out, Tuesday
for the first time in four weeks.
Mr. and Mrs George Candee intend tt
live in Easton and are preparing rooms
for housekeeping at his fathers.
Miss Edith Sherwood boards during
the week with Mrs Henry Osborn.
William Grumman's youngest son at.
tends Easton academy.
Miss Maud Silliman commenced he1
school in No. l again, Monday. The
school house has been newly papered and
painted and looks nicely.
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SOUTHPORT.

Mrs E. Gray spent last week in Bridge
port, helping care for her son Edwin
who has been very low with pneumonis
at Mrs Pennoyer's. Through the careful
vigil of DIR Lauder and nursing Of moth.
err and sister, he is considered out Of dan.
ger, unless a relapse ensues.
Prayer meetings were held at the Con.
gregational church every day this week,
the week Of prayer. Each day except
Wednesday, when the hour was 8, ser
vices were at 80 p m and the topics OF
the meetings, which were led by Rev Mr.
Holman and by the brethren, were as
follows:
Monday. Thanksgiving and confession.
Tuesday, Prayer for fuller sense of Gods
strength and goodness to his people.
Thursday, Prayer for the unrepentant.
Friday, the heather.
Saturday, Prayer for the unity of the church
The house which Mr. Sommers has had
built at Mamaroneck by Northrop Bros.
has been finished and a house warming
held.
Christopher Scully and Miss Mary
Dooley we've quietly married at Westport
BY Father Carroll and are now living ID
Westport. Handsome gifts were receiy-
ed st their wedding, including diamonds
from groom to bride.
Druggist Damtoft has new clerk, hia
former assistant having returned to New
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LONG HILL, HUNTINGTON.

Miss Helen Beard has been on the hill
Long Hill parties interested in the lay
out of the new Coram road met the com.
missioners, Tuesday, to fix the damages
or benefits. Henry Moulthrop asked fol
$1,000, Seth Hurd's estate $75, Eugene
Crofut $500 and the others wish the CON-
missioners to personally examine their
land.
Patrick Murphy, who Is truck and
dairy farmer near the. river, has but a
few acres Of tillable land and has brought
it up to fertility not equalled in the town.
The layout is directly through this piece
and Mr Murphy says that he wants to
sell his place il the town Is to spoil the
only plot he owns ii high state Of Gull
tivation and then shut msof from the
rest BY making q cut a number Of feet
deep through his land to get dirt to iii
the gulch beyond. he offers land free,
4 they will curve the road little.
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wESTPoRT.

The young peoples circle met with
Miss Carrie E. Nash, Tuesday evening.
Fred Cannon of Hampstead, L. l., has
visited his old home.
The new officers of Temple lodge were
installed, Thursday evening.
The members of the G. A. r. met in
their new rooms in Hurlbutt's block
Monday evening.
Measles are quite thick in Saugatuck
No services will be held at Trinity
church during Rev Mr. Ferguson's alb.
sence.
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GOOD HILLrBRADLEYVILLE.

The Congregational ladies' aid society
will hold sociable with Mrs Ebenezer
Fitch, Tuesday evening, 18th; if stormy,
the next evening.
Albert Hickerson has left Bradley s
shop and accepted position in the but
ton shop at Saugatuck.
Nellie Andrews and Mamie Gould
spent the holidays in New York.
Two members of the board of relief,
Messrs Morehouse and Fitch, met, Mon
day, 9Th, and adjourned one week, Mr.
Parsons, the other member, being absent.
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PLATTsvILLE.

Frank S. Seeley, the popular school
teacher, spent his vacation with his
brother in New York.
Miss Louise Hall has spent four weeks
with friends in Herkimer county, N. Y.
John Seeley was home, Sunday week
and Mrs Seeley and Mae returned with
him for weeks visit in Brooklyn.
Eli Godfrey and family of Brooklyn
have been with his mother here.
L. N. Reynolds and family have visit
ed E. E. Rice Of East End.
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SHELTON.

Judge Robinson has given decision
sustaining the no license vote of last Oc-
tober. John II. Donovan brought suit
against the county commissioners, ask
ing that they be compelled to grant him
a license on the ground that the no Ii
cense vote was null and void, because
the ballots were placed in the same en-
velope with the town ticket.
The workmen who have been putting
steam heating apparatus in the town and
borough building for two weeks past set
fire under the boiler, Saturday.
Charles P. Nettleton, timer and stove
dealer, has leased the lot on the north
east corner of Center street and Howe
avenue of Miss Sarah L. Hard and will
erect a building there for his business.
He expects to occupy it, the first of
April.
At the Baptist church, Sunday morn
ing, Rev E. j. Bosworth, the pastor,
preached an interesting sermon from the
text, Beginning at jerusalem" After
the service, communion was observed
and five persons were received into the
church by the right hand of fellowship.
The Methodist Sunday school have
elected A. L. Hubbard superintendent.
Cyrus E. Lewis, who has been a success
full superintendent for four years, declin-
ed to serve longer.
The week of prayer has been observed
in the Methodist and Baptist churches.
Since the saloons have been closed, it
has been very quiet, so far as rowdyism
is concerned, on our streets and many
hope that it will contince to be so and
that the judgment of the court will be
against the saloons.
| The probate court has been quite busy
this week. A hearing was given on the
insolvent case of William E. Hall & Co.,
Monday, on petition of the creditors. The
appraisers on the insolvent estate of Al
bert Daggett returned the inventory at
$500 81 and the time fixed for appoint
ment of commissioners on the estate was
the 18th. A hearing was held on the APP
pointment of conservator, Tuesday. A
hearing was given to the petition of
the creditors on the insolvent estate of
j. w. Anderson, Wednesday.
Miss..Ella Briggs has gone to the Mount
Holyoke seminary.
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GREENFIELD HILL.

Undertaken C. Fable of Westport had
charge of the funeral of Simeon Banks.
Sherman Adams has been laid up with
severe attack of sciatica rheumatism,
but is improving under the care of DIR
Durham.
Miss Fayerweather returned from her
visit in Danbury, and renewed her duties
at Banks South school, Monday morn
ing.
DR. NJ. V. B. Durham entertains his
father from Massachusetts.
Unclaimed letters at Greenfield Hill:
Mrs Dellea Allen,
Mrs Ida J. Foster,
Mrs Julia Edwards,
Mrs Maggie Jones,
| Miss Eta Nichols,
| Mr. Richard III. Buckley
Mr. d. T. Buckley,
| Mr. Arthur Wood,
Foster Ely D. D.,
A. Wheeler
Frank Wakeman.
William M. Richardson, who climbed
climbing contest, Thanksgiving day, is
| to be presented with handsome gold
medal by the Bridgeport wheel club.
Members of the library association are
planning japanese tea to be given the
21st, at the residence of John Hull. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit of the library.
A company of Is spent pleasant ev-
ening at R. B. Jennings's, Saturday.
Miss Emma Jennings has since returned
to New Britain.
Mrs Henry Gould entertains an invalid
sister.
Miss Mary Burns is in Bridgeport for
the Winter.
Mrs Mary Hull has gone South.
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HUNTINGTON.

Howard Hubbell, who has been en-
ployed IN the Star pin factory at Shelton,
has been arrested for using a cancelled
postage stamp, or an official envelope,
while in Jefferson City, Mo-, visiting his
mother.
The hitch over the new bridge near
Bonnibrook gives local strifes fresh
chance to air themselves in both acts and
language.
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LONG HILL.

| Have you been to any of the sociables
in the hall? If you have not, you ought
to go. They are held every two weeks
by the ladies' aid society of the Metho-
dist church. They have the best suppers
to be procured in the State for the small
sum Of Zoe. Come and enjoy yourself
and help those who are trying to help a
good cause out of debt. All are invited.
The next one will be held Wednesday ev-
ening, 18th; if stormy, Thursday even
ing.
| Mrs Stephen Burroughs has returned
from Marblehead, Mass, where she has
visited her father, James H. Gregory.
Charles Sweezy Of Redding has rented
the J. r. Brinsmade house and expects
to move in soon.
Miss Fannie Walker has spent a few
days in Stratford.
| E. Latin from Nichols has moved into
Edward Platt's tenement over the store.
Mr. Latin has been sick with lung trouble
for some time, but is getting better slow
Ily.
Miss Belle Dayton has visited her fa-
Their, Representative Dayton of Sandy
Hook
Miss Coleman Of Bridgeport has rented
rooms of Mrs Mary Tousey.
Master John Burroughs Of Boston en-
joyed the holidays with his grandmother,
Mrs Sylvia Burroughs.
Miss May Wills Of Fifth avenue (form-
erly Pork lane) has visited her sister,
Mrs Warren Plumb Of Nichols.
John Radcliffe will build factory
soon, in which to manufacture his pat
ent folding wardrobes.
Mrs Pixley Of Great Darlington, Mass,
y with her daughter, Mrs D. Mahoney,
for the Winter.
Master John Middlebrook is very sick
with rheumatism Dr Seth Hill is in at
tendance.
Mrs Albert Coan has visited friends ID
Shelton.
Mrs Seymour Beardsley united with
the Methodist church, Sunday and her
little daughter was baptized by Rev M
e. Porter.
John Hauslieb has left the william
Snifen place and moved to bridgeport.
q r. Hadley commenced business heip
Mondsy. New hands are coming III wv
orv 40 I, sfsY,o,,<. K. 3 80. ssS 80
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DIAMOND HILL, REDDING.

Joel Selleck spent the holidays with
Miss Polly Selleck.
DIR Sanford has visited his daughter.
Mrs III. O. Storms.
Miss Jennie Bonney, who is teaching
at Lawrence, r. l.. has been guest OF
Miss Emma Olmstead.
Ed Grammar spent his vacation from
Cannon at his fathers.
Noah M. Lee died; Monday morning.
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs Oscar
Jones. The funeral was held, Tuesday
Interment at Umpawaug cemetery.
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SOUTHPORT.

Miss q. E. Burr, who has been laid up
with infiammatory rheumatism for six
weeks, is still confined to her room, una
BILE to walk or use one hand and suffers
much in various ways. Miss Annie Him
man of South Britain cares for her now.
j. Reynolds and bride have taken pos
session of the Oatman hotel.
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REDDING.

Hiram Smith Of Colebrook has been
guest Of Stephen Benedict.
Louie Rumsey has returned to school
in Norwalk.
Mrs M. Miller is spending several
weeks in Danbury.
A reception was held at Jesse L. San
ford's, Monday evening, December 20,
for the benefit Of the cousins not invited
at the wedding Of his eldest son Marshall.
Supper was served at 80, giving the
guests chance to return to their homes
before midnight. Those present: Mr.
and Mrs E. M. Sanford, Mrs G.. Sher-
wood and son Rowlie, Mr. and Mrs A. A.
Gorham and Mr. and Mrs E. I. Gorham.
The principal feature of the evening was
the game of tiddle-de-wink. AN invita-
tions were verbal.
HIsaac Platt suffers from several strokes
of paralysis and his recovery is extreme
| ly doubtful.
! Charles Nordman has hired the black
smith shop recently occupied by G. A
Ezequelle and now owned by Fl. S. Shaw
They will do a jobbing business and, as
both are first class workmen, they will
have plenty of business. Mr. Shaw vii
soon put in an OK gallows.
/ j. N. Nickerson went to Hartford t.
attend the opening of the Legislature.
1 J. C. Sanford is in Sioux City, Dakota
He is pleased with the great West ant
has no desire to return to the Land O.
Steady Habits.
/ The friends of Col Ferris will be pain
ed to hear of his death, last week, il
Norwalk, where he has resided for tn
past few years.
Mrs w. Ell. Burr has so far recovered
from her long and painful illness as tt
be able to be about the house once more
J. B. Sanford entered upon his duties
as town clerk, Monday.
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WHITE HILLS.
E. C. Wixom is better.

E. C. Wixom is better.
Rev E. p. Bosworth gave good New
Years discourse, last Sunday; but few
awaited themselves of the privilege of
hearing him.
Miss Hattie Wheeler spent last week in
Shelton.
John Tomlinson still suffers with neu-
ralgia in the face.
Miss Alice French spent last week in
Shelton with Miss Emma Rounds.
Rev E. P. Bosworth received hand
some fur robe and Mrs Bosworth China
tea set from the Shelton church, New
Years Eve.
D. A. Nichols is to build new ice
house.
Henry Buckingham disposed of one of
his horses, last week.
Walter Hubbell has his barn ready to
raise.
W. w. Wheeler is the victim of a severe
sore throat and has been confined to the
house for week.
Farmers who stored onions for higher
prices are reaping the benefit.
N. B. Nichols has bought another
horse.
4 Miss Susie Hubbell returned from
Stratford, last week.
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Single Copies of the Bee for sale in

BRIDGEPORT:
Plumb 4 Beardsley,
George +. Connor,
G. II. Petite,
NJ. e. Bunten, Bulls Head,
William Skidmore, 1915 Main street.
Henry Oesau, East Bridgeport.
FAIRFIELD.
Postmaster Wakeley.
SOUTHPORT:
At the Post Office,
Willie +. Smith.
WESTPORT:
William Il. Nash.
DANBURY:
James Mcdonald,
John +. Cuff.
SOUTHBURY
Hickok Bros.
WOODBURY.:
DR. l.. Y. Ketcham.
BETHEL:
George II. Cole,
8, 8. Owen.
SHELTON:
Dockery Brothers.
BIRMINGHAM:
Robert 8. Gardner.
SANDY HOOK;
Postmaster Sniffen.
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TASHUA.

The ladies will meet at Mrs E.Amanda
Wheelers, Tuesday, 18th. There will be
music in attendance, in the evening, for
dancing and a general attendance is de-
sired. If stormy, the first fair day.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-09
TRUMBULL.

William Beach of Elmira, son of Elihu
Beach, once postmaster here, died, Mon
day, at ripe old age. He was cousin of
James w. Beardsley.
Benjamin S. Wilson, 20 years old, died
on Monday. Funeral, Wednesday after
noon.
very good Christian Endeavor meet
ing was enjoyed, last Sunday evening.
The Christmas concert was enjoyed by
all. The scholars who took part did ex-
ceeding we'll. The recitations by Misses
May Wills, Alice Burton and Mary Beach
were finely rendered and worthy OF
praise.
Charles Beach's hand is yet far from
well. 1t was injured by fall, several
weeks ago.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-09

Mr. Burr and Mrs Peet take the ice men
to board, this Winter.
p. G. Hurd is not able yet to carry the
mail, but is better.
Irwin coan Is driving 2 new pair Of
oxen.
c. f. Radcliffe is having plenty to do.
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HATTERTOWN.

Miss Annie Penny entertains her friend
Miss Lucy Hubbell Of Nangatuck.
Miss Thorp gives her scholars two
weeks vacation.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-09
BRIDGEWATER.

Herbert Mr. Smith, sophomore at Trim
Fity, has beeu appointed to the Toucey
scholarship, after competition.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-09

intermittent fever. pr Youngs Of Bridge
port attends her.
Mrs George Amber has been called TO
the bedside Of her dying mother, Mrs
James Curtis Of Schenectady, N. Y.
Mrs William Pierson is very sick with
throat and lung troubles.
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A GENTS WANTED-For Lambertson's Safe.
n ty Lamp Burners; a burner that sells ON
its merits. For PARTICULARS Address WILL
lam j. BEARDSLEY. p. o. box 1869, Bridge
port.
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FAIRFIELD WOODS.

Mr. and Mrs Jacob Vandorn of Farm
ersville, N. Y, have visited G. A.Wheel-
er.
Arthur Wheeler has shingled his house.
Miss Alice Brown is in BRISTOL
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-09

A YOUNG COW-For sale, or would ex-
n change for Sheep or young Cattle. Would
like to buy few young tarrOw Cows. Also
ney.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-09

a number Of Newtown young people
attended j dance II B IS. Hurd's, Monroe,
Wednesday night.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-09

Conneatictst ii flsasnfsc tor 1851 IL tho best
oyit; c0nfa1n6 ssEa III f6rniati nn and more 10
liable thRfl Mny ofhers Nor sale only at III u.
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CHESTER wHITE-Sow and Pigs for sale.
" Pigs, six weeks old, 81 each, extra nice.
GEORGE HI. EDWARDS, Stepney.
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HuLL,s FARMS CROSS HIGHWAY

E. C. Birge, j. II. Sherwood and
Charles Mills have harvested ice from
Joel Banks's pond.
David Wakeman is boarding in Bridge
port.
Miss Jennie Banks has been with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Henry Banks.
John Hull is recovering from an attack
of rheumatism.
William Mitchell has moved to South
port.
Henry Ogden is reported as improving
in the sunny South, where he has gone
for his health.
John F. Totten has painted his house.
Mr. and Mrs w. j. Sherwood board
with Mrs Sherwood's mother.
MIRA nd Mrs Lucius Meeker and family
Of Waterbury have been with his BROTH
er, Lewis Meeker.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-09

specinl bargnius n whips zoe, 9 Tor q. at 3.
m HaWleyss zs5 60
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-09

points, East and West. The sales Oh
this cure prove its merit. Mr'rhompson
will sell you the cure, or will send you a
sample for &c, or you can get it of drug.
gists.
The Booth block on Main street, which
belongs to the Booth estate and is held
by Isaac j. Booth of Birmingham, has
been placed in the hands of Nv .Thomp-
son for sale.
G. B. Boothe has gone to Winona, Min
nesota, where he is engaged in the insur-
ance business.
Hon F. A. Benjamin left Stratford, the
9Th, for his customary Winter sojourn in
New York.
Mrs Mary Smith (colored), who has
been sick for some time, is failing gradu-
ally.
The board Of relief, F. j. Beardsley,
Carlos Brakeman, F. Z. Curtis, met at
the town clerks Office, Monday after
noon.
Philo Osborne, who is now sole pro-
prietor of the livery stable, has 81 vehi-
cles at his command, with eight horses
to supply them. He has been IN business
here for 40 years and become known to
hundreds Of the travelling public.
In connection with the sudden depart
ure 81 j. Il. Stevens, It Is recalled that
when 1 blind bay mare was stolen from
him, four or Ave months ago, the thieves
made of with concord wagon belong
.inq 10 Philo Osborpe. MI Osborne sxys
that hc has recently received informa-
tlon which reads him II think that tlaeI
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= INTERPRETATIONS, IS. Probate cour.

FOR SALE-Two nice young Cows. now due.
Il and 6 years old; good mixers. ID. C.
PECK, Mt. Pleasant, Newtown.