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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-05

NDER a DEED OF TRUST BrABING
- date March ~, lS.W executed by Ezekiel p
SorDln to me as trustee recorded in deed hook
90 laSc .l32 to secure 10 Sarah A. Comment her
hcils and assigns, n certain balance OF SI.SO dine
on INC purchase of n certain lot situated in the
cry or Roanoke, and hereafter described said
Indebtedness being evidenced by 10, ncro;iablc
interest bearing notes OF SIS each due ara nav
aDlc each month from March 10. 1850 a, the 1'irsi
National Bank of Roanoke, Va and dcfnult hnv
Ing bccn made In the payment of said notes MS
thcy hccamc due and payable, ut the request of
me Dcne lciDry in said decd OF trust. | viii on
FRIDAY. TIE 3RD DAY OF FEBRifARY
1853, Al IL NJ, in front or the courthouse In tho
city or koa 1okc. Va, proceed to II to the hirh.
cst bidder at public auction the following dies.
crlbcd property. OF record on.dccd book % pace
ia?, lii the clerks office nj the Ilustinrs Court
being known ms 10, II. section - ON man OF
Roscrs, Fairfax u Houston addition Bcrin
ming at Il point 40 feet from the corner OF First
nv, nue. :. w and Park street In a northcrlv tircc.
ton 40 feet To an alley. with said alley % fcet IN
westerly direction 10 point thence in :; south.
eriy direction $50 feet To II point thence with
tlrst avenue in an castcrly direction Is feet To
the place OF beginning "
FERNS OF SALE: Cash as To amount
snihcient to dcfray the expenses OF executing
inns trust and to pay the past due notes amount.
ing III all 10 about $223, required ia cash, and bal
ancc payable In monthly notes of SIS per month
with interest on same from tho 18th lay OF
March, 1872, one due the 18th day nf each
month. RUSH L. DERR,
tus Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-05
Same Thing.

Dollcy-Do you ever have hash a,
your boarding house?
Dumplin-Ncvcr; but we have Gro.
quotes every other day.-Brooklyr
Life
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-05

f}'RUSTEE SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
I OF trust cvccutcd to me OF. tho 18th day OF
September. $50 by j. T.. Moore and NJ F. Car.
ncr and duly recorded in the clerks Office OF III,
Hastings Court for the city of Roanoke Va deed
hook u, page $40 in trust to secure To j r. Glib.
son tho unpaid purchase money on the herein
altcr described property, amounting to the sum
of Sl.S55. evidenced by three negotiable notes
with interest from date for the sum OF sti25 each
dated the 18th day OF September $50. and due AZ
one. two and three years, ut the First National
Bank or Eoanoke, and yht rcas default has been
made IN the payment OF the second OF said notes
when the same was due. and belng requested -
10 do by tho sale j. 7 Gibson, | will oner for
sale al public auction in front OF tho courthouse
In the city of ROanose Va. on the ETH DAY
or JANU AIRY. is!3. AT IL ". the following des
crihcc property, To wit:
Lots No. II and 10. section :. ~ shown upon the
map of the Lewis addition OF the city OF Rnanotc
oclug the same property a. was conveyed TO the
said J. T.. Moore and V. +. Garner by John
Thomas Glib on and wife by deed bearing date Il G
18th day Of September. 1891
TERMS OF SALE: Sufficient cash 10 pay the
expenses of sale and the OF Sti95. with inter
est thereon from the 18th day or September. 1850
and IL the property snail bring enough. sufficient
OF the purchase money To DC made PAYABLE on the
18th day OF September lSl3 ~ will pay on ana
discharge tho third note, above mentioned for
500, with interest from the 18th day of Scptem
her, 1870 maturing ON that day. and the balance
II any, M ono and two years. with interest from
date. evidenced ny negotiable notes OF the pnr.
chaser and secured by decd OF trust On tho prop.
crty. j. G. DANENPORT
1ai1 tbs Trastec.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-05
Cause for Happiness.

Shc-Darling, am the first girl you
ever kissed?
llc-No, dearest, but you're the last
one.
Shc-Oh, you don't know how happy
it makes me to know that.-Des Moines
Argonaut.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-05
4 Mothers Description.

Your little girl has rcd hair. hasn't
she, Mrs. Minks?"
No, indeed. Her hair is rich
auburn, tinged with light terra Gotta,
Chicago News Record.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-05
Evidence as to a Great Theory

DO You believe in the transmigra.
ton of souls?"
II didn't. but do now. There's my
friend Jenkins who was man two
months ago, and since he's been in so.
cicty he's been Il donkey. "-Chicagc
News Record.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-05
EycusabIe Familiarity.

Ilc-That friend of yours is very ia.
miliar. He Slapped me on the back and
called me "old man
She-So he told me. lie said he hat
forgotten your namc.-Life.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-05

The greatest bargains ever before
offered in tea, dinner and toilet sets
our own importation. The e. II. Stew
art Furniture Company.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-05

Extremely literal people will not al
low even poets to deviatc from the
truth without protest. Soon after
the publication of one of Tennyson' S
poems, the laureate received a sugges-
ton from the distinguished arithme-
tician Babbage. MIR. Babbage's some
what startling letter read: Dear Sir:
find in recently published poem
from your pen the following unwar
rantablc statements:
livery moment dies n man,
Every moment one is born
need hardly point out to you that thi.
calculation, if correct, would tend To
Keep tho sum total in the worlds non.
.llatior in q state of perpetual eGui-
)oise; whereas it IS wcIl-known fact
hat the said sum total is constantly on
ne increase. I would, therefore, take
he liberty of suggesting that in the
next edition OF your excellent poem the
erroneous calculation to which refer
should be corrected as follows:
Every moment dies man.
And one and II sixteenth is born
may add that the exact figures are
l.l67, but something must. of course,
he conceded to the laws of meter."-
Wayerly Magazine.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-05
a Boys Synonym.

Willic-Poppy, gimme some of tn
impudcncc on my turkey.
Poppy-Somc of what?
Willic-Sauce.- Bazaar.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-05
TRUSTEES. SALES.

r VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST EVE.
sr, ou.eu Sth day OF September, 1890, BY II. L.
Iares 10 the undersigned trustee TO secure to
table no. -. ager SSeO. evidenced by two nego-
th soe motes or even date With said deed each in
sum OF Siap. payable respectively In ono ana
hnTi;, ~ -. ron date with interest. and default
said mS zen a, aate in the payment OF the last of
i n1rIGI oi said uo:c win on SATlrEDAy 'riiE
NJ u IL, "a a., or DEcSMBER, lsQ2, AT12 O'CLOCK
- Nj Nhp OF VIC con-thogsc in the CITY of Roe
mT a. SCI by public suction TO the hirhcss
n,n "i. ,hat certain lot parcel of lard to-
ETe,nc1 w'fh ne improvements ,ine ia the cityos
i'n,'u2H.'' a, aud d scribcd ~ follows: Va
- .'!n,'ins, ht point on the north side NJ Elm,
s 49, ~ rect west of Park street. fronting n
Icct on Elm street and r;nnin, bacl, IA fcc, ~
~. aiey and Known ~ lot No 81 IN section, on
noke, Va. ~ 80 S''! o. hoa-
,EtMS: Cash enough to pay tho costs If exc.
tih. MS trisi aud 20 nav the past do noto
with interest 10 Dag or .ele aua Hrotss ,oc end
.hc residue Y any. VIII hc payal,'e - md IL
u, nn from d9y q Il. Az ietsrr7i yments
70 re tNlucncct h. interest hes-i-f, ,;s;,tishio
crty. up<i,, - prop
lGtds ~ 10 : -.
m. - g nis been POSTPONED till Fridav jam
"'''' u i0''' HENRY NJ. DANIEL
TrIatre
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-05

OLD papers for the next week at 1C
e1ts per hundred.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-05

Ohio Extension Edition now ready nj
THE TIMES Onice. Prico cents
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-05

'NRuSTEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
u trust dated the 10Th day OF Scpten,hcr. in
'c ~ S rr ~ executed 10 me by T. NJ Siarkcv.
D. -; VI: Watts II. H. Grcidcr and b /. Cr@ieler
anu OF record ia tie clerks Office in the Irstings
bo"l ~ inc ely of Roanoke. Virginia. in decd
m u1n t 90 pa aso I'LL to secure TO r. X Rice The pay
't VI tHc sui'' cl ), 500 in three annual ni
ments OF s. 200 each. with interest o. "ac frn,
naac "i s"iu dccdcvidcnccd by the three interest,"
500 Scarins even date with said Geet ind ex o.
G~d ~ VI. StarEcy, j. N. Watts r. II
lc ld u, H. Gtcidcr. and payable 10 aid r.
~ ~ iCc or order orc, two and three vsa-s ~
speCiv,iy after date at the Commcrcial'N .,io,si
49, 49, ' o' oauokc, Va, and default havius heen
tw" cars after the date thereof oxcen 49, - 80
1S,sn W :eir pa'u on said note Scptcuhc- iii
III an" , OF So paid on said note September
ST. lHS' anu ~ raid on said note Scptcinhrr
soth, lSia, and Si25 paid ON said notc 9c,nbo-
Pm, iS.9 and being required so to do by lie said
i ANtAhN ETH. lSs'3 ATli O'CLOCK ~
OF SAID day, in front Of tho court house In m"
thnS ot h"Sn1Ec a., sell by public auction. 10
tnr nigncst bidder the parcel lind conveyed 10
me M, III SAID deed oftrus, lying and hoipr In tho
ciiy OF hoanoke, and described a. follows:
folk avenue es feet t" cast :s Of sS In Sge % Nor
,nruVc WIN oriok avenue south 62 degrees ~
snnih &C. cast 100 ieet to point, tiicucs
degrees o cast 1.: feet to the bcsinninr contain.
same land conveyed 10 the said r. NJ. Starkrv i
NJ NJ. Watts, H. Il; Gredcr and b. l.. Grcidcr hv
"cTH 80 zen Is H. kicc dated September 10Th, isq!.
thhMS; There VIII Nc required cash cnou-h
20 i,hy nll cos; Of cXccuti;s this trust. and the
osiSnCe cue on SAID roic .ficr dednctng credits
into rcs; thereon from Scptruhrr ION itGa rrn
y otedti until September itth, lSaG and ne hai.
n n. II any in two eGual Instruments OF twelve
-" ciT,nt'Sh months rcSncct!vcly from date ~
sac deferred pnyir 2uts To bear intcrcst from
h Nh "l sa "a ana to he evidenced by tho rcgoia-
'rI y ~ "p POI the property. ROY b. SMITH
- - "e Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-05

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
~ october IL, S.0, and OF record In the office of
the clerk OF the Hastings Court for the city of
Moanoke Va, III deed hook ~, page 257, in which
w. f. Winch conveyed to the undersigned trustee
certain real estate therein described 10 secure to
Florence '. Moreti the payment OF the sum of
SsEiS2 in two equal instruments of SilC.G6 at one
anu two years after date. with interest and
whereas default has been made in the pn, mcnt of
the last OF said notes and having been requested
so to do by the beneficiary, ! will ON THURS
PAY, JANuARi II 1893, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ,
In front or the courthouse OF the city OF Roanoke
Va, omcr for sale To the highest bidder all tha.
certain lot or parcel OF land situated in the city
OF Roanoke, Va, and known az lot 10, section Is
az shown by the map Of the property OF the West
End Land Comrany on flc at tho Office OF the
clerk Of the liusiings Court for the city OF Roam.
okc, Va.
.,TERMs: cash sufficient to pay tic cost of exc
cutting this trust and TO pay the past due NJ III
raid note OF Sil6.tb. with interest from October
H. 1880. and tho balance payable in two equal
payments at one and two years from day OF sale
to be evidenced by the notes OF purchi or. with
Interest ut per cent, and to DC secured by
deed OF trust upon the property.
JAS. =. SIMMONS, Trustee
MIR. Winch has sold the above property and said
note has been assumed by his purchaser
4.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-05
WE sMALL BE ArrAcKEp?" SHE ouER1Ep.

land closed up the train. To the left
we're a succession of ridges and if
there was any force of hostilitics about
they were hidden behind them. The
I@oloners wife was one OF the first to
discover the Indians at the !',rht She
was looking at me as glanced up.
"Wc shall be attacked! she oucricd
"Within ten minutes. n;i'am."
|. "Wcll, you-you-'
"Yes'n but hope we shall beat
then OF"
The redskins on the right now began
to ride to and fro and whoop and yell
land seek to draw orr attention and
force the train to halt. Orders had
been given the day before to keep
moving in case of attack. In closing
up ;hc wagons had doubled the line,
moving two abreast. The horsemcn
fell into their places at once-twenty
on side. five in front and five in rear.
Some of the teamsters had carbines,
while all had revolvers. Half mile
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-05
AN UNNECESSARY PROBATION

Chappy Niccfcllo-A man must be-
dencid cahful these days oah he will
get his clothes feahfully muddy-Dcs
MOinCS ArrOnaut
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-05

Rf NlRTUEoF DEED OF FRUSTRATED
cctobcr 18th. 1870, and of record l., tho
clerks Office OF the Hastings Court for The ci,v nT
, m%hanoke' Sn In deed book s5 page al, in
whlch W. r. Winch conveyed to the uudcrsi,,pcG
trustee, certain real estate therein described 10
s sec. re to Florence v Monctt the payment OF
Ss.aa?, payable IN two equal lnstnlinents of
Sil6.dh each at ono aud two Years after date with
interest. and whereas default has been made in
INC payment o. tho last OF said notes and ho,iu,,
ncch requested so to do ny tic beneficiary. will
IN THURSDAY, JANUARY II, IS8 AT IL
CtLuCk, III front OF the courthouse OF the civ
OF Roanoke, Va, ofTcr FOR sale to the highest
o.ulcr u that certain LOT parcel of laud situ
aleu III tie city OF Roanoke, Va. and known as
lot ~. cctioM IL. As shown by man OF the prov.
cry %, INC West End Land Company on ME N
INC office or tho clerk OF the Hastings Cont for
the city nj Roonokc. VA '''
TERMS, Cash sufficient to pay tho coats or
executing this trust ana tn nay The past due aud
~npa,d note OF $iiGCd with interest iiom October
10, iS'u, anu the ealaucc, IL any, payable in two
cquai payments nj one and TWO years fro,n ,i,r or
saie, 10 he evidenced by tho hotcs o thr pur.
o.aser WIN interest, and TO be secured by decd
or trust on the property sold
JAS 5. SIMMONS. Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-05

Mr. Winch has sold the above property ana
IL 10 tbs JAS. :. SIMMONS Trustee
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In the clerks osfcc OF the Hastings Corr. of
me city Of Roanoke; II. y. Rector. plaiu;if,
against >. H. Levy and ais. defendant. Chiurcrv
!; : ;. Brooke. clerk of said court. do certify
that TIC bond required of the special commits
soncr ny the decree rendered In said cause on the
IAN day or October. 1892, has been duly ,.iycn
Givcn under my hand as clerk or the said court
this I'd day of December, lS2
49, ids 90,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-05

MIR; Winch has sold the above property and said
note has been assumed by his purchaser.
~ 10 I'd JAS. s. SIMMONS. Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-05

Ri VIRTUE OF TWO DEGREES RENDEHpD
- ny ne Hastings Court OF the city or Roanokc,
Va al ny October term, 1872. In the chYucery
catsc 81 II. y. Rector rs j H. lenvy and Others
INC mn'c' signed. ~ directed bv said decree viii
~ ~ III PAY OF JANUARY, iSp}. An II
~ T., t ~ N.0N'n ;hc front OF the courthouse.
Following described parcel OF land, situated In
sain city, wing ON the north side OF West End
pouicvart and known rs lots 10 ID both iuclu.
sivc section y. as showu by map o. property OF
am,NetNlcw Land and Manufacturing COMPANY on
ME al ofbcc OF tho clerk a. the lustlncs Court for
tho ci'y. ~ Roanoke Va. Terms OF sale: '''
ohe-third q; the purchase money To be pei,l in
ca-h ana INC balance In Two equal instalmruts i'm
SIN ana twelve mouths from day OF sale with in
tcrcst, Ia I've evidenced by the notes or purchaser
ana secured by deed OF trus, ON the land.
JAS. :. SIMMONS.
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OBEYING ORDERS.
How n Bresvo Soldier Won Ills
Sergoant's ChovrOns.

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The Newtown bee., 1893-11-17
EASTON

Mrs Frank Wales of New York City was pleasantly entertained for a few days, the past week, at Miss N. E. Seeley's.
 MT and Mrs Passenger of Staten Island, with their daughter, were re- cent guests of Mrs Joseph Jacobs.
 M IS Hattie Bunnell and daughter of East Haven spend few days with her father and mother, Mr and Mrs Burr Wilson.
 James B. Turney of Bedford, Mass. visits his mother, hoping 10 persuade her to return with him and spend the winter.
 George Guernsey spends few days with his mother, Mrs Mary Pattison of Shelton.
 At the next Ladies Enterprise meeting. there will be given lecture by Rev Mr Flint of Yale universary, said to be very interesting and instructive. Subject, "The Mammoth cave" It is hoped the people will improve this opportunity to hear him.
 Saturday, Wakeman Bradley finished moving his barn from the dam. making in all 9 loads.
 Rev Mir Aver has moved his things from the Misses Seeley and is now board ing at 5. W. Turney's.
 Mrs Mary Hawkins is to be taken to the New York hospital, this week, for treat ment.
 Mn Pears, overseer at Maplewood Farm, expects to bring his bride home this week.
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-17
WOODBURY.

George w. Minor of Waterbury is put ting in new furnace with hot water ap- paratus for heating the dwelling house of Mrs Susan B. Shove.
 Wallace D. Ward was quite severely injured by fall from sca fold while at work on tenant house of H. D. Curtiss, last week. At last accounts he was more comforts ble.
 Ccreno Saxton is building the abut- ments for the new iron bridge at Minor town.
 George F. Smith i~ on the sick list.
 Y. J Lynch has opened a new shoe store in pr Rodgers old bal Der shop.
 Mrs F. r. Strong and Miss Maria A. Minor visited friends in New Britain, last week.
 R. D. Munson of Colorado Springs wis tied the family of $. Summers on High street, last week.
 Miss Cornelia J. Betts visited in Flaw. leyVille, last week, to attend a wedding
 Benjamin Brown, a former resident o1 Southbury and favorably known 1T WOodbury, died in Columbus, O., a few days ago, where he had resided many years and had accumulated d large es tate. He was the owner of the old" lar " Brown" residence in Southbury, occu pied by Charles s. Brown.
 Mrs Aheshi Sauabrah has visited friends in Seymour. | The receiver has ceased to run tn | Hotchkissvile creamery.
 Charles Mallett is adding bay win dow CO his fine residence, near Helico spring, where Parson Stoddard shot tw Indians in the early part of the 18th cen | tury.
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-17
ERSEYS ARE AHEAD.

At the Worlds fair test the Jerseys did not produce any fabulous amounts. They even fell below the most conserva- tive guesses, but their victory is none the less marked, for they are SO far in the lead, both in butter and cheese, and have won so openly. and in a fair field, that the man who says his herd, or a heard that he may select, will or can make better record will gain few hear CTS. Boosting will not convince. It must be better record with the same open methods and indisputable handling of the milk and produce. And while the Guernseys and Short-horns did we'll and made great records for themselves, there is no disputing that the Jerseys won, with lots of margin, and champions they will remain until squarely beaten. It may be true that herd of better Short horns and Guernseys might have been found; but they are not as yet in sight. And it may be true that the winners are winners as individual cows. But what is the summing up of the matter? It is charged that the little Jerseys ate as much food IS the big Short-horns. True. but they made more pounds of cheese than the latter with their beef gain added to the cheese, showing that the Jerseys put their food into either 50 cent butter or 12 cent cheese instead of Scent beef
 It is true that the Short-horn might be the best COW for the city milk trade, but when milk is sold by the fat test, ther away goes that hope. Two or three 1 things have been settled at the Fair Rich milk will make more cheese than average milk, pound for pound; Jersey cows better appropriated their food to the making of milk than others. It is not pro fitable to use up food to lay flesh onto dairy COW that can only be scld sometime, when another COW will use that food to make more pounds of butter and cheese than both the produce and beef combined of the other COW. Other things being equal, the mediums sized COW is preferable to the ''sizable robust cow" So in the future we may expect to see this new demand prominent in COW commerce: ''What amount of but ter and cheese will she make from 1925 worth of good food?' And while breed ing will have a place in the transaction, it will be the performance that makes the final price, Practical Farmer.
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-17
THE AUTUMN MILKER."

Having long been an advocate of win
 ter dairying. have experimented con- siderably on feeding and with different foods. I have found that to ensure a good flow of milk through the winter and that is where the profit lies-the cows must be supplied with sufficient food, and that of the right kind, to keep the COW in good condition, and keep up the flow of milk in the fall. It is well known that grass in the pastures be- comes so deficient sometimes in succul- ence as to become as constipating as late cut hay. In such cases, it becomes im- perative that succulent food be provided, or loss will follow. This may be suppli- ed by feeding green corn or green millet, raised to meet that demand. Or in case that has not been provided, pumpkins or turnips may be substituted. And if they have not been provided, it is not too late to SOW rye, and get an abundance of good late fall and early spring pas ture, and save feeding pastures down to a ruinous degree. And in that there are other advantages, too. In the spring, it can be turned under to make food for other crops, or if the spring is wet one or other causes prevent the farmer from being up with his work. he can leave the rye to grow and make crop, and al ply his labor all on his other fields. W ith proper arrangements and care, winter dairyiDg pays well anywhere. First, it is better for the cows. They do not hay. to carry their distended udders weighed with milk, while they travel over the field in the hot sun, gathering their food and fighting flies. And t is better time to drive them off. The little milk left in the udder is not 90 likely to con- zeal and cause Jumps. And with good quarters and proper f teding, they will give as much milk and make as much butter, and it will fetch better price. And 1t is less work md pleasanter every
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-17
NEW HAVEN.
COMING

Thanksgiving and We'd dings and Christmas and New Years. Uncles and Aunts and Cousins. A great assembling of kith and Kin.
 Tables and sweet Linen. Turkey, cranbcrries, onions, apple-sauce and mince-pie. Fairly makes ones mouth water to think of it. Our special thought has run toward dishes and table linen. Furniture too. La - in a full stock at skimpy prices just a purpose to fit you out.
 Thought you'd like to make presents and accordingly stocked up with Fancy Sofa Pillows, Bureau Scarfs, Hand- kerchiefs, (miss anything but this weeks sale) Pictures large and small, and Clocks we'll, here's the Clock story.
 You shall buy this week, Clocks large and small as you probably never bought them
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-17

trip to York state in search of turkeys for Thanksgiving. While the supply of turkeys may not he as large as usual, the hard times may decrease the demand so that they will go around.
 k. Darlington Bowers died on the lst inst, of old age, being S4 years and four months and 24 days old. The interment was at Evergreen cemetery.
 Blanch Paker died on the 7Lh inst of typhoid fever, aged l5 years, and was buried in the old cemetery. She was a child of French family who have re- sided here only short time, and the con- tinued sickness and finally death in their circle makes them feel the adversities of life quite keenly. Some of the towns people are chipping in'' to help them out.