davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-30

A o. U. W. meets every Friday evening
~. in the Masonic hall. All members
good standing are cordially invited.
G, II. LITTLE, Rec. ID. l.. SMITH NJ. W.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-30

Unity LODGE No. 119 l. o. G T. meets
u every Monday evening at 1880 p. m. in
DeFries' hail, Larrabee avenue. Visiting
members are cordially invited TO meet
with us. b. W. HUNTOON, @. T.
HENRY SCHLOos, Secretary.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-30

ENAIRHAVEN LODGE No. 20, I. O. O. II.
l. meets every Friday evening at knights
OF Pythias Hall, Eleventh street
A, S. BABCH Noble Grand.
GEO. W. BUTTNER. Rec Sec.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-30

LNAIRHAVEN HOOK AND LADDER
i Company No. 1. Regular meeting every
second and fourth Wednesday In he month.
Regular drill every Wednesday at 7:3O D. m.
x, X. THISTLE, Captain.
j. e. MARTIN, Secretary.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-30

~ r. APPERsON RELIEF CORPS, NO. 30
~. Meets each alternate Friday at 2pm at
Masonic Hall
Mrs. S. A. HOPKINS, President
MRS. e. J. AUSTIN. Secretary
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-30
NEW WHATooM NOTES

For sale by HARDY & MUNICH, opposite
The Fairhaven.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-30

TNION COUNCIL No, tsp Y. NJ. l., meets
u every first and third Wednesday Of each
month at y. m, in the basement Of church
on Elk street. p. G. MCCORMICK, Pres
A. B. REID, Rec Sec.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-30
SOCIETIES

AND JOINERS UNION, No.
~ 65, will meet at Nelson building, cor
ner Knox and Fourteenth streets, every
Monday night. W FRANK MOVER, Pres.
THOs. d. MCNEIL, SeC'y.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-30

Arrival and departure of mail from Fair
haven. Wash, POstOfce, taking effect Match
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04
Gf(ae-Sot6rinsem.

Strabburs. Nus Dem YuS 4;
Der Staot StraBburs fir bas 5a.,,
1928 eriiebt man redt bic iii Z
beuere 3unabme Der Sinausred)nuli.
SIN Sabre 1869 mo- oaS Buosst t1N
StraBburg nit etpa 1850, 900 Srous4
auS9eriitet uno beute umfaBt baiie'ts
1854, 342 Marf 81 %fenntse. Gle
Sftroilteuern brinset allsin nod benz
moblmotipirten Nni9lase 2,04o, COO
Mtarf ELI. Muf bic anleibe urb Die
Sdulb an bas Neih foler i'm nd1iten
Sabre 945, 001 Marf II 8iennige be-
sablt tperben. Beim Gerfauf Der Sc.
itunsssrunbitiide merben 1877 .4s5 Mtarf
SO Bfennise %eingebeu.
GRIFFIN. ga Die Yanbipirtbe nit
benz HfanSen BON Tabaf 10 i6lehte
G%rfabrunsen gema6t, ideineu tie iid
mebr auf oas YflanSen bon 3uderriiben
perle9er 81 mollen. SIM perfoiienen
Sabre iino Oie geriude giinitis ausse.
fallen, benn bic 3uferfabrit 3u Was.
bduiel bat sesen bas Wpriabr NIT fat
Der boppelten Nn3abl Yflan;en Gertras
abseiflollen. Sn Der sat3en llmgescu6
pir6 mobl fir nd9fteS Sabr faum bic
6dlfte Der in bieiem Sabre bepflanSten
5eftar 9abaf su per5eianen iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04
@eferrei6.

Wtem. Bertbeilungen an yebeuse
mitteln unb 9leiounssitiiden an bic
Nrmen linb iett bier a1t Der Tasesoro.
aung. 9o6 unb Niebrig itcuern gu
benz m~obltb6tigen @erfe BET. Shor
mad Serlauf Der eriten ISOLDE Der Sid
ti9feit bes 9ilfsfomiteS parer al gefb-
fpenoen iber 100, 900 @uloen einge9an.
gen, alleiu bic @ri6etnunsen bes Wtai.
lenelenoS baben iid nod tpenis usrGil.
bert. Sci elmer fiir3lid p%eranltalteten
Gertbeiluus tit Der pBrese" lasen I'M
iosenannteu 8itterlaa oieleS @altbofss
mddti9e StObe BON Sraueil, unS 9iu-
oerfleioern. ioipie 8di6e aufseitapelt.
Diele Spenben famen bon tpoaltbdtiacn
Trauen. go ipenOete cine n~ngena1nte
Dame sp0lf Duseno S%rauenr6de,
afp0lf OIseno marine Gider unb fiinf
Dutenb ainberjadcn. Nnoere Dan,eit
braften peri0ulib Gleioer uro @dIhe
fur Die Mrmen. 8or Der Tbiir 3ultt
Ritterla a berrlbte eiu pabrbaft III.
beimlides @ebrange. ollie tpoltteM
etipas fir ii6 ODER ibre &inber erbalten
aber Der Torratb reihte nur fiji Die
menislten aus. Mobl an bret Stun>
ben Oauerte bieier Sampf, Der nur
Oanf Der iibermenldliden Inftrcnsung
Der SrOner obne inlieblame 3mildeits
fdle ablief. Mu et1em ein3ioen Gage
purOen an brei Srten int @ail,en TO-.
600 Brooe, 1900 Yaar WiirIteln unb
f --- f =. fp4 rvk, al
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04
@Mrftem6era.

Stuttgart. Die 9onisl. gsiirt.
temb. Giicnbabnuertpaltung gebt nit
Der Gbii6t INT, bic eleftrilde Anlage
auf BEN igabnbof Stuttgart, melde
bisber nur fir Beleu9tung oiente,
burd 3raftibertrasung aud anosren
3tueden 0ienitbar 3i MAIDEN. Inter
anberem lit beablidti9t, Die 5um Nan,
sierbieuit perweubeten Wtaldincm ltatt
ME biSber nit Oampf onrf elettrii6e
araft gu betreibeu. Wtan bofft baourd
NIT Der 3eit sroBere @rIparnilie III
MAIDEN, morauf nad ben minoer suten
8etriebsergebnillel beS lcsteu Sabres
ale 3meise Der @ilenbabnperipaltnns
a%nsepielen fiab. Der Sauptiad)e nod
relultirten bic Minoereinnabmen Der
@ilenbabnbouptfaile befanntlid aus ben
boben &oblenpreil len.
Oegerfo9. Der BeihluB oeS
bieitsen @emeinoeratbs, ben ieitberieen
Nanett IN ng8ilbemsbobe4 umsutau>
fen, itO6t bel Der Selammten Yirger,
idaft anf Wiberita1o, 10 baB er pobr.
ideinli6 gar nidt CUR &usfiibrNns
fomnt.
6etlbronn. Dieter Gage lit Die
pom Der 3onigl. G~reiSregisrung in 2uo.
iDigsburs seseu ben Sberbiirgermeilter
9eselmaier bier perfiste SuSpenbiruns
pom ant in Sollsug seiett porben.
SberamtSpermeier @briltmann er0ffnete
DE setrofene 8erfiisuns 3uerit aui benz
Sberamt Dem Oberbiirgermeiiter ielbit
ilno oafln auf BEN Natbbaus benz 5i
eilter auberorbentli6eu Sisuns berufe.
ren @emeinoeratb.
WttteIbronn, g.. ". @ailborf.
Bor eiuiser j3eit fano mo bel bieii9em
Ort elm Steinfoblenlager unb bel ben
giadsrabnnseu lit bis iest circa 20 Wtce
ter ticf elm ersiebiSes aoblenlaser ent.
bedt norben. 0on Der Resierun9 lpurbe
Elm Ber9ratb our nnteriuhung na9
Mittelbronn sefdift, welder all Srt
nnb Stelle @inlidt BON ben ytahsra.
bungen nabm uib and aoblen CUR
unterluhung mitnabW.
@ellenbtngen, Oa. 8ottpeil.
Gin Gift aussein6ter 8osbett puroe oil
einem Der leeten slbeuoe ee9en ben
Nolerwirtb Wtinf auSgefibrt. inoem
linn III einen Sub Bier 3erihnittene
Seife geworfen tpurbe, 10 bab bas
onn 0uontum Bier Iii @rnuoe alma
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04
cokaf=U ao6rio6ten aus Der
o(ten 9cimat6.
R6arimgifGe Staafen.

@oburs. SIM per9ausenen Sabre
iino aus ben Serso9tbiimern Gobur9.
@otba 143 marirli6e uno IS weiblide,
3uiammeu 238 8erlonen, iiberl eeil@
anSgemanbert.
@era. Der bieiige Stabtratb bat
on Der Glitter in Der gtdbe Der 5einridss
briide mebrere @ruuoitiide fir sic Gr.
bauung etnes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ai1gee
fauft. Ole 1leue Nnlage miro GAO, 600
Mtarf foiten, Die 8au3ett Il Sabre IN
gnipru9 rebmen.
@otba. als sei6eitert miifien Die
laasiabrigen 8eriu6e nit @inieeuns
BON 0adlen, 8af)s unb 2a9sforellen IN
bic unitrut anseieben lperoen. @s miro
oaber auf Soften beS beutlden Slide
reiDereins III bieiem Sabre nit anberen
Grtet porgesansea perben. IS iollen
10000 Gei6en, $4,000 3anoer uno
1900 feline aale in bic llnltrut gez
iest merben.
@reis. Infer ffeineS Siirltentbum
befinbet iid in eiuer beueioenswertbeu
finansiellen Sage. Der 8ermo9ensitano
bellelben lit iest berart, bab Die slftiua
Die Baiiiua I'M cine Wfi1ion iiberiteigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04
@roe9ersost9mua Segem.

Darn fab Ole Mihlenbaus
Anitalt Oarmitabt (porn1als @ebriiber
Sed) bat firjli6 pegen Mrbeitsmat1<
gels ca. 200 Nrbeiter entlaiien fir Die
itbriser Arbeiter nurbe bis auf Weite.
res etne perfiir3te Nrbeitsseit einaefiibrt.
Nnerba9. Beim Sprengen BON
Steiaet I'M Betsbeimer 6tabtwaloe
iuurte Der arbeiter Or. Sdmibt bon
bier bur1 @rplofion bon Bulper idwer
perlett. yiar Der @eiites9esenipart bcs
Nermffen gelang eS, fi9 Dor benz iid)es
rem electromagnetic 3u ~betpabren, in,
benz Ct iid auf ben Boben fallen lieb
itnb ieite brertenoen Glsiber In beul
boben Sdnee, Der ben llnfallort nod
bebedte, erftidte.
GieBen. SIM porissn 6erbit lpollte
Elm bnrdreilenber 6anbelsmann aui
benz biffigen 8abnbof cine 8rieftal6e
NIT vtttlr" $4,000 Wiarf SnbGlt pers
loren baden ; eS i9eint bieS aber cine
fuu5tseredt suiammensereimte ,Gaadi
nation" setpelen 5u fem, oenn 9cgen
benielben ioll BON Der Staatsarpalt.
fhaft ieines 9eimatbsortes cine llnters
lnfuas wssen betriiseriiden Banferot'
tes einseleitet fem.
3aftel. 3ir3li6 bate cine 6rau
BON bier ibr 9inO auf benz grme, Inn es
3u maiden unb ansufleioen. sic biidte
fid chen mad einem Sleibungsftiif, als
fie aber ibr Sinh Dieoer betrahtete. qe.
ipabrte fie 5u ibrem S6rsdeu, bas lie
cine 2eife TN Grme bate. Sin 5dlaas
anfal bate 16mer5los uno unpernerfi
BEN iunsen 9eben elm i6nelles Gnbt
b~erettet. q
Wain5. Dieter Gage ipurbe Der
yertrag init ben Weilenauer @rnnb.
beiitertt perfect, beren Terrain fir bas
i'm n6dften 9ahr bier ftottfnoenbe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04
uub Minf eitten Sbabett BON iiber
Wtarf erlitt.
3d0eM.

3ar1srube. &ammerberr Trei<
berr ,. @emmingen bat 1td lettbin
eri6ollen man permntbet pe9en eilles
litlbeilbaren @eioens. Der iunoe
Mtana, Der ieirer j3eit auf cine Dame
pom bieii9en Ballet -eiuen eri9pertcn
Naubanfall periibte, tpuroe in Ser Ser
Jon oes bteii9en Jtotariatssebtlfen @il<
belm Sauer perbaftet.
Saoens Gaben. Staotrat9 urb
Virgerausl6ub baben bel6lolieu, CUR
@rrt1tung zines DenfmalS fir Die pers
itorbene aaiierin aueuita &c, 600 Mtarf
anS;ulesen.
8ru6ial. Ser 3uiammenbrut
Der &ebler &rebitbanf bat leiber feline
Wellen audi bis in bieiige 9reiie see
f9lasen. Dur9 Die boben 3inien
besw. Diuibenben. mel6e bas Snltitut
~uertbetlte, baben lid perldiebene bieii9e
Siirser, Die In bortiger @esenS Sc,
Siebunsen batten. oa3u perleiten lalien,
Nftien Der Bauf 81 faufen, auf Die fe
iest aller SOrausii9t na9 gu ben eins
ge3ablten 40 Bro5ent nod bie reltliben
60 groSent nad3ablen miinen, oamit
Die anlprIAe Der @laubiser b~eirieoi9t
perben f0nnen.
0 aitatt. Der bieiise girssraus~
ibuB 9enebmigte gum oritten Wtale
ettler SertrassentUurf ipeseu tdufiter
uebernabme bes fr~eimeroenSen Settings,
gelanoes. Die friiberen 0ertrassent<
lpiirfe batten ntbt Die @enebmisung in
Serlir er9alten. Munmebr lit Die 9aufs
lun11ne anf $4,000 Mtarf feitseleet.
Sell q. 5armersbad. Sier=
mirtb 6. %perfaufte an @urltler y. iei=
men groBen Selienfeler. Gauflumme
gibt es nidt aber aaufer muB lebens.
ldnsli4 Dem Yerfauier mo6entli1 Elm
Yfuno frilde Wurit liefern. Mtit benz
2obe Oe8 @inen ober Mnoeren bort Sic
@uritlieferung auf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04
0foen6nra.

Slbenbnrg. Da Der leste ganos
tag beoeutenoe Sumn1ett fir Die eublid)e
Tertisitellung oeS 6untes Gmsfanals be-
miligt bot, lit Der Dnr6fti6 nod in
bieIer 5iuan3periobe gu ertparten. Die
Moorbeliser beS tpeltltden Miinlter=
lanbeS ipiiriden oielen 3sitpunft lebiis
lidit berbei, neil ba6ur9 bas Nbiat9es
bet fit Torf beoentenb ermeitert fpiro.
Die Staot Sloenburg arb Die SSe ler-
bdfen aperben alsbann benz bortiaen
EorfbanOef eridlolien merben.
Barel. Die Babn BarelzU odborn
lit .iaunmebr gang seiidert, oa bic So
ften 81 Der nod feblenOeu Sabnltredc
(Rdblins-8 odbOrn) i'm Betrase con
eirca 10000 Marf bepillist mnrbcn.
Da9egen itilnnten Saoe, 9dweibnrg
uno Neuenbura.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04
Sreie Sfdofe.

5amburs. gnf Der @erft bon
Blobm & BoB purbe Ser fir bic
6eutide Nesieruns als Grias fit ben
BET Samoa (Siibleeinieln) 9eitranbeten
3reuser n@ber" 'neu erhaute GreuSer
r@onbor4 nit GROCER 6eierli6feit bonn
Stapel selalien. = Gin SDrinsenbaum
bliibte am %. Sebruar auf benz 6ant,
burger 9ir6bof an Der gtorberreibe,
allerbinss an einer Dor @inb belouoers
8efdiisten Stelle. DaS immerbin fell
tete Yorfommnib erregte allsemeine
Aufmerfiamfeit.
8remerbonen. Gin 8prb bes BON
Bahia 5nriidfcbreuben Norbbeuti6en
2lo9ooampfers soeipaisA fino Der 5ib.
RET bes Sdiffes, &apitdn S9ntibt, urb
Der S9thsarSt Or. @rtmn a1r1 eelben
5ieber eeitorben. 2apitdn S6mibt
madte feline erite Reiie als Siibrer zines
groben SlohSeampfer8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04
2srammf6weis. Am6af1.

Braun6 M eig. Die 8iirgcrs
pereine fait iammtli9er braunlhlpei9i,
5hen StGote bis 3u 5000 Ginipo1aes
babeu beim Miuiiterium unb Qanbtage
Ben antras seftelt, Die Staoteoroiiuns
oabiu ab%5udnbern, baB bic 8iireermeis
fter nidt mebr auf spolf, ionoern fortaa
rur auf feds Sabre sepdblt perben,
baB bic peniionsberebtisun9 berlelben
erft nit erfolster @ieberipabl e%intritt,
uno baB 5u QuS9aben oeS Staotmaei@
ffrats idon bon so Mfarf an Die ;3us
Trimming Der Staotueroroneten notbs
fpenbis lit.
3erbf. Die Sdilersabl Der Sin,
baltifdsn Bauidule babisr lift in Der
fnrsen s3eit bon bier Sahrer Don "a
anf 246 ansefuadien.s an Der Iuitalt
iuirfen jest alBer Dem Director 10 yeb-
rer, unb 5fpar 9 Sads unb 10 9ilfs-
lehrer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04
0lidlid5es Gnttpmmem.

Glldielts TT ber Mann cber Rte Grau, ipel&e in cts
ner rpn MaIarta betmseiu&ten @esens rpobnt unb Der
sefhrtteten plase entsett. aaam Gtnenl unter Gau'
isnben pirb's aber 70 gut. gBD bic Seu4e rertrbtf&
uub f4 aber petts SIrsden perbrettenb wiebertebrt, 1T
eS chen 70 ser6bnlt6, san5e Srtssemeini4aften baron
lstren gu iebeu, ipte etne %etnseIne perf6nIt4tstt. Die
fdrtfe &snitttutttn IN ni&t sefett seSen fie, I'm mte
rtsI peniser bann stne sei4pdGts Dbsr %sea6rte. . Gls
SuutmttIsl sesen Malaria 1T Sofettsr'8 Masenbtts
tere bte cberfte meeiiintiGe Snftant. Gs pertrelbt isbe
Grt BON maiarti&er Seimiudnus, une ftIbft tn @eeens
ZEN. in tenen miasmatii& psrbreiteic arantbetteu
boot ~b6saeis unp tSttlia Fnt, mite ouf benz Sibmus
b n Panama, In @uaterl ala unb inter ben arppen
ube,boupt, pirb IS rit Je4t ais ~mirtiamffes S4uss
mlttel bstroGtet. Niht pentssr mobltbdtts pirft az
ais Seit. un6 Wprbeusuna8miits sesen &ronii6e Der,
eouunssbef6merben, 9eberletbeu, 0erftppfuHs, Nteu-
mattsmnS, Nierenleieen uup Rte Grtrpe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04
Gitnbabn Tabr Ylau.
s. & 6. u. 8abm.

s. & 9. 81. 8abn.
Mbfabrt.
Na1 ct. 2ouis pia Sron Mountain
ober M. 6. AS Morgens.
Ra9 ct. 2ouis nia Srnn Mountain
NDnte ..........6.0 100 Mbenbs.
9ta9 SareDo. 1856 8orm.
Mmfnnt t.
BON ct. Souls, Srun Monntain & SO.
g.. & &c.. ..... 9:35 8orm.
8on st. Souls, Sron Mountain & so.
g.. 100 Nbenhs.
0om Xarebp. :35 Na6m.
Snmtbern Yacific 8abm.
Mbfabrt.
Na9 STEMS Orleans, 6on1fon unb @alz
bel ton 1920 a6m. unb 9:00Nbenbs.
Mnfunft.
BON NemzO orleans, 9ouifon urb 8aIs
peitDn 1900 8orm. unb4:05 Na9m.
Qbfabrt.
Nad gan Grancisco, 81 pafo unb
eagle paB ........-.4:35 Ga9m.
Mnfunft.
gon Sun Sraneiseo urb 81 paio
1855 Na6m. ..................
Bon eagle paB ........8:30 gea9m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04
2Ne&fem6mra.

Bitom. Nuf Der biinneit @ist-
Der WarrotO liefen flint g9iler
Steal . 9rospmnaliums gu Bite.
sS9lttti9ube, als Der Cine einlaHt
@benfo ersing es bret Maberen, meidjt
ibu 5u 9ilfe eiltelt. Der 6iirfte Bcitt
f9nel efneii 3ipeis berbei n1b fd)aiite
bauit brei aus benz 8aiier. 1aiie.ec
tuar leiber bel benz Sefunoauer @ials
aus 8euten bel 9iibs nidt m0glit), Der
in BEN Gnsenblif, als er ben 3weig CT
fabte, bonn Sdlase setroffen inter Gem
@ile perfhmanb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04

Heedbam's Niaen BEL trarter 2eber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04

oeutldle guuoesiGicBen notGi9 lit. So
halloelt iiG INN lln9cfdbr so Worgeu
butter Der p9teuen anlage." Ser in
DER Jtdbe oes Nbetnes 9elcgene 8las lit
gum aSmede ppr5ii9li6 g~eetgnet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04

Ser preuBiihe 2anbtag bat ieBt
bic Welfenfonbs .Sia ansenommst, pel'
DIE bic 8ei6lagnabmung bes 8erm0s
gems beS Grs9oniss @eors bon Sans
noper aufbebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04
Spmtbern Yacific 8 8abn.
on Z
q. u. & q. q. 8abn.
81 hfnhrf

u bQDrt.
Na9 8albeiton, 9ouftom unb @itero
tdgli6 nm :. ..-.....9:55 GDrm.
Na9 CORPUS Gbriiti, &odport unb 8ee=
bile tdgli9 um...... 1880 Na9m.
Na6 &errniIe tdgli9, ausgenommer
Sonntags, 200 Nfa6.
Mnfmnft.
Son @albefton, Souton unb guero
tdgli1 tint ..-.... 6 40 Mbenbs.
Son CORPUS Gbriiti, &odport ultb 8ees
billie, tGglih UNI. 1855 Na1n.
Bon &errpile tdgli6, ausgenommer
onntag .9:45 8prm.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1892-09-30
D. S. Duncombe,

David ). Duncombe, who died at
born in Redding, Conn. December 10,
1884 and was the eldest son of William
<. and Sarah M. Duncombe. He was
educated at the select school of ID. San
ford and completed his studies at New
town academy. At the age of II, he
commenced teaching in the public
schools in Reddiing, teaching for six
Winters, till he and Allie M. Treadwell
went to Knoxville to seek their fortunes.
They went in the tannery business to-
partnership and he afterward became
paying teller in the national bank,
which position he held till death. June
II, 1880, he was married to Miss Lydia
Lockwood of Mt. Vernon, n. y. and to
them four sons have been given. He
was kind and indulgent father, low
ing and afiectionate husband, an honest.
upright and sincere Christian. A letter
has been received from Knoxville since
his death saying: "David had hundreds
of friends, but none ever knew of an
enemy" The funeral was held from his
late residence, September % and the re-
mains were sent to the beautiful GENE
terry of Woodlawn, N. Y, for interment.
The Knoxville journal says: David
Sanford Duncombe died at his residence,
70l Forest avenue, in West Knoxville.
He was paying teller in the East Ten
nessee national bank and was at his
post as usual, last Saturday. Sunday,
he was taken violently i'll and he grew
worse until relieved by death. His dis
case was paralysis of the bowels. He
was a native of Redding, Connecticut.
Thirteen years ago, he came to Knox
vile and, year or so afterward, he
married Miss Lydia Lockwood of New
York. He has been diligent in business
and was greatly beloved by those who
knew him best. He was a devout Chris
tian, an active member of First Metho-
dist Episcopal church, in the official
board of, which he has for several years
held place. He was an honest man, a
good citizen, devoted and affecCionate
husband and father. He had large cir
Gle of friends who will drop tear of af-
fectionate sympathy over his grave. He
leaves faithful and loving wife and
four dear little boys, the oldest only
full weight of which they only can feel.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1892-09-30
TAUNTON.

Miss Hattie Benedict visits Taunton
friends.
The high wind, Monday, shook off II
great many apples, source of danger
for cattle. Henry Fairchild had three
cows drunk from this cause.
The Taunton Sunday school has added
a number of new books to it's library.
j. b. Fairchild has attended the State
fair by invitation of the Wizard Pillow Co.
Henry and Arthur Moore aud Robbie
Camp represent our district at the acad-
envy.
Dea IL. Fairchild captured a large
swapping turtle, the other day. Ii
weighed 20 pounds.
j. r. Lancaster expects to take up his
own business again about the middle of
October. John has a host of friends who
will be glad to see him his own turn out
again.
Any one looking for stray horse will
find it wandering around in this neighbour
hood. 1t is chestnut in color, evidently
has had hard Summer and we shall be
glad to have the owner take it out of our
sight.
The rain, Saturday night, made bad
hole in the road at the foot OF Ronalds
hill going toward Taunton. Somebody
has stuck fence rail in il to mark the
spot.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1892-09-30

In the midst of the heavy shower, Sat
urday evening, j j .Schermerhorn's large
barn was struck and, in few minutes,
flames were Ieaping from every corner.
There was no live stock in the building.
About 20 tons of hay, l25 bushels of on
ions, fine crop of oats and rye, with a
moving machine, hay, root and stalk
cutters, seed drills, berry crates and one
two wheeled road cart were consumed.
The machines were nearly new and, with
the fodder and onions, make up quite Il
loss, although the insurance was 5000.
The cow shed which stood near, within
two feet of the burning building, was
saved, by the determined men who
fought bravely. In the shed were stored
several bushels Of onions. Three wells
were drawn dry before the fire was under
control. as there was great danger of the
horse barn, house and other valuable
buildings taking fire.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1892-09-30
Scanlon-Lillis.

Miss Mary E., daughter of John Scan
Ion, was married to Michael Lilis at St.
Rose on Wednesday at 8 30 III. Thew
We're attended To the altar by Miss Katie
Lynch and John Lillis, cousin of the
groom. The bride was elegantly dressed
in trained dress of dark blue satin trim
med with ribbon of the exact shade and
white Spanish lace. Her hat was large
and beautiful and expensive combinat-
ion of white and blue velvet, ribbon,
white and blue ostrich feathers. She
wore white kid gloves and small bunch
of white carnations and carried a gay
colored bouquet. The bridesmaid look
ed neat and pretty in walking dress of
dark blue cashmere trimmed with ribbon
and white lace and a trim little hat OF
dark blue, trimmed with ribbon and lace.
Quite a company OF friends gathered at
the station to wish the bride every hap
piness. Mr. aud Mrs Lillis took the 10 43
train north.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1892-09-30

The Republican caucus held at the
Brick building, Wednesday evening, was
one of the largest in the history of the
party. Nominations for town officers :
Town clerk, Abel F. Clark; treasurer, DIR
Edwards NJ. Smith; selectman, Smith P.
Glover; assessor, Ezra l.. johnson board
of relief, Hobart b. Camp; grand juror,
Walter IL. Glover; constables. Josiah
Tillson, Charles B. johnson, Joseph A.
Blackman; school visitor, Daniel G.
Beers registrars of votes, Charles B.
Johnson, Charles e. Beresford auditor,
Abel B. Prindle; delegates to congress
ional convention, William A. Leonard, j.
B. Wheeler, Samuel f. TillSon, Henry G.
Curtiss to senatorial convention, Hobart
B. Camp, Walter ii. Glover, John Schu-
macher, Mortimer b. Terrill. There
will be meeting of the Republican club
at Glover's hall, Sandy Hook, Friday
evening, September 80. The old MEM
bers of four years ago are to be there in
full force to re-organize for the presiden-
tal campaign of 1892.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1892-09-30

Mrs Perkins and child have been a
Mrs Posts.
Mr. Post is afflicted with nfammatory
rheumatism in his foot.
DR. Smith of New Haven spent Sunday
in South Britain.
| The ladies' aid society of the NJ. E
church met, Thursday afternoon, at Mrs
Sally Curtis's.
Little Miss Helen Somers spent the
week with her aunt.
Ralph Munson has gone to New Ha,
ven.
Rev Mr. Curtis of Hartford preached in
the Congregational church, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Benham of Wallngford
were guests of G. Il. Downes, Sunday.
storm of unparalleled intensity
broke over the valley, Saturday night,
lasting, with light intermission, about
six hours. The lightning was almost in
y
panied with hail. The house occupied
by John johnson was struck and every
room in the house showed traces of cleo
trical visitation. The lights were put
out, the door burst into the room where
the family we're and two persons stunned
by the shock. The family ran through
the rain to the neighbOrs.
Every seat in the Center school is occu-
pied and the district will probably have
to put in three or four more desks.
Republican caucus, Friday afternoon
Democratic, Friday evening, at the Town
hall, in this place.
ORA. A. Crane and family of Water
bury, with DR. Mensch from the German
hospital staff of New York, were guests
of II. NJ. Garfield, Sunday.