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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-23

Whenever the fremen get up ball or
entertainment people, the much ticket-sold
people of this burg,do not feel that it is ex-
travagant to pstronize it. Now the fremen
are to have a very unique and entertaining
entertainment in the Opera house on the
evening of March Nth. Tony Clarks
juvenile band has been engaged for one OF
the attractions and there will be very
realistic fre scene in which the fire ladies
will take part.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-23
Buckles Arnica salvs.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions. and posi-
lively cures. Piles, or no pay required. II
guaranteed to give perfect sAtisfacfion,
Or money refunded. Price Is cents PEI
b,x. For sale by W. A. Erskine, Gardner.
iuly2leod&wfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-23

Speculation in the higher denominations of
Columbian postage stamps, which are being
bought up by collectors and others, with a
view to prospective increase in value,
continues undated in all parts of tie
country. We understand deal was made
at our own post office on Saturday by one
of our local collectors, by which the entire
remaining stock on hand passed into his
possession As no more can be obtained ,
he evidently has a small "corner" in the
de nominations secured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-23
lrregularity,

SUPPRESSED or Painful Mepstruations.
Weakness of the Stomach. Indigestion.
Bloating, Flooding, Nervous Prostra-
ton. Headache, General Debility. Also
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-23

Mrs. Eliza Springer died Thursday morn
ing at the home of her son, Elisha Springer,
on Sewsll street. She was about 81 years
of age and one Of the old and highly re-
spected residents of Augusta. She had been
sick for about two weeks. Her children
children living are Mrs. Warren Robbins
and Mrs. p. G.. Dolliver of this city and
Mrs. George Davies of Waterville, and
Elisha and John Springer of this city.
The funeral will take plsce at the reside nee
of her daughter, Mrs. w. W. Robbins, To-?
Copy street, Sunday afternoon ut 2 O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-23

The police have man under arrest for
indencent exposure, at the postofiice'
Thursday afternoon. His case will como
up this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-23

denominations secured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-23

causing pain, weight, and backache, IS
Instantly relieved and permanently
cured by its use. Under all circum-
stances it acts in harmony with the laws
that govern the female system, and
is as harmless as water. 1t removes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-23

ULLIE AKERsTRoM IN THE "sULTAN's IA
yORITE."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-23

One gallon os-. red daily for - otO. Per
Month. - cents extra per month for
each additional gallon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-23

BOSTON,. MAIDS.
Incorporated in 1s2a Commenced Business
GEO. X. ROGERS, Presiden'.
JAMES SIMPSON, Secretary.
Capital Paid Up In Carh 600. 900 90
ASSETS DECEMBER 81, 1899.
Loan, on hond and mortgage
(ifst licnsl, e109.500 90
Stocks and bonds or ned by the CON-
PAW, market value, 534,47 90
and in bank. 1880 NJ
Iateress due and accrued, 2,562 8
Premiums In due course Of collection, a3,70; 90
Aggregate OF all the admit ed assets
q the company at II cir actual value a5es, 7e2so
LIABILITIES DECEMBER 81, 1sJ3.
net amount OF unpaid osses and
claims 23,03 %
Amount required to safely re.insurc
all outstanding risk, $4,000 q
All other demands against the company,
viz; commissions, ETC.. SOS 10
Total amount of liabilities. except
capital stock AID net SUR lus, ti70 80 II
Capilal scfuaily paid up iS cash, 100000 90
Surplus beyond tapial, 1904 70
AGGresate amoynt Of liabilities In.
GLIDING MT -u'plns. 5e6,76e 20
FRANK 7 NOBLE, Special gent,
2i0 Wster st.. Augusta, Maine.
febl6dlaw3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-23
Womb Troubles,

The whole story, however, Is told n
ar illustrated book entitled "Guide to
HEALTH" by Mrs. Pinkham: 1t con-
Information, whicE every woman. mar
ried or single, should know about her
self. Send 2 twO-cent stamps for it. For
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-23

ULLIE AKERsTROM IN THE "sULTAN's IA
voRITE."
If comedies are written to make people
laugh again and again for an entire even
ing, laugh till all the facial muscles are
weary and still desire to laugh more and
encore again and again. then 1.-The Sultan's
Favorite," as it was played last evening is q
comedy and a most successful one and Miss
Akerstrom is as successful as a playwright
as she is actress. 1t is clean and strong
throughout, one absurdity follows another,
the surprises are genuine and convulsing
and the interest is unflagying to the end.
Between the acts Miss AkerstrOm intro
duced her new dance La Chromotope and
as che swayed under the glare of the many
colored lime lights she made apicture never
to be forgotten. Messrs. McHugh- Revere
and Baby Jessamine also introduced spec
ialties that were heartily applauded. Those
who miss seeing this talented lady during
her stay in this city will miss one OF The
dramatic treats Of the season.
This evening the company plays the IA
vorite drama miss Rora," intrt duciDg the
trained horse and fox hounds.
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prAaaises to be rare treat to our towns people. The admission will be p cents reserved seats 35c. The concert begins promptly k o'clock. Secure your re- served 0ets\t WaYr, TaesN &hSQrs' tls', AsrtSo.s Er4-| day Aorni2f fIat 1o'clock.
The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09

1W n0QD YD0 5n5 sVou BS.ol l5h 5S sSf Rep4tatienuils uAsG Great Thin ngL
 ? Thb Fepatatiou ofd being able to do
 YomHthihg Of make sdmething bsttsf ansahybgdy sisesS is aaHrs Hgn Of laaams eod# f%Sfs al Eood sg tks fsii6E c5RI
 Tdd | Paints, a1f they wohlda take the
 aslns tfUdbfs AAd go ato Ys, great 9tau 'p1hb6l Hdfz sget6ih glT sfEey dc lot RfKidki kiia1 ft worth 7Mshil99 0tRerf firms t4hn9
 dafaA 1fhcRR 9paiStts iih iih ya' veattp ag CAirl
 dtSho Mfg! Cd: bfit" they don't fafl out 2s agJod.o fHta6yp e1nte1 1tffxtS thSH enbf!al P9ieg nrSt aoA tie 'Hnaiity:. tAsa Itfpnt ig
 sff6 tS1 4hcfaas4 4iaterp' tlt5aa5Hh 4at5hi { Pai1t is pure lin5gbf s1iii 9paibbttn. We dare
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V ADVERTISEMENTS, sPpA5tFiGbk CappbslL d al al v,saag%Sa4sf5 a%asf5 A. A%e ,issdA Aeepaau eefau " :,bsoHI HIGssslsy 1lS, lis,,1H 1H4AnnFy Gn,GWtiSlF
 ~, 1lhstjifes 9tthe peeaGe, Clhayrlfs W,n W,nPDfa Pa o, bdPP,, ,S1Sh Michael l. Gayap SgE ugh 3At8. ,oc Somaefss 24t88,l 2t8, TRlSShhardd TRSS rrdd.D P sShspl I S",.S Sad Michael U; Bradley, .(db, q 5I46, yPa wsn neanie 3feg MjnPtt } sAb4YgsqE5dd FR446r' Tooa 1ABaagbejs d1I22f, Shagglessg E. Bpal'
 14S' 14S' H1s; Ist 5Srit. l155 gHfsst ,nsuMo0Ss rgl 4sif4 qaafL dHa ~leB IT 46 .,s, MReeFsar lAasS SsBa iRea ,dIeYaula lap ,l,woM Bsr9fpFdE 1d& .saiIfsi ad, oots
 ,1,gen,r liad zTIEH Sai5D "a liBd 10
 - AN IMPORTANT SCpSSEl
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EGI I9UI aA 10 Nnteu 89T9n9 IU1Ta "7'V lloEE9r oEE9r first class i diinHner Hper served right
 pp iInnfstylea visit JBlrenqn1an's e q1n estaaurant' 26 and .2Si, Cannon street, tBridg geporta
 The F{apqqraa FF{eStapqraant is growing mere mere DO pulaR
 every, day, and the. charge is reason ables only p cents for a. first. class meal. bt17
The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09

Blacksmith Bassett has just completed his new blacksmith shop and it is one of the finest in this section, of the. state.
 MT Bassett is now prepared to serve, his friends with better work, than ever ibe-
 fore ys,s,
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oF lSs1EwTRoMWNi ii wTRo " ID ss. as0IPq Prdbat. s>, Estate of aWILttIIA1M II. BEERS, late O.
 KsWeo9n T tfss fafh if fh limited anda aIiowed sfs E
 gonths from thedstte hafeoftferith the credi tprs of saia x Estate t0 exhibit their claims fol etbsiE aScogfts Ipreperly iaftdsbdd ,twfthin said time, will be debarred 2 Tecoyery. All per
 Beers, ,corner sa vine and c6err, streets, NV ate ferburYi Ct. .nBsqoTpH aoqp
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EpIupT FSskPA s'J sI4t~0.S1a. < The novelties, gaieties,
 Q thEaWXsPs,a frivolities, | |teahaias odrass,ostdfsE sbuffsiandbdgun nessi atis3erf' hhIxu4io s99e eUpe .aAaapRN Nea ap4 dHH11JJ1Y33ubo1'rf iufsseoons 10
 " ie4srp < x fdi :s1naitssb sd 3sup. yao |4sxsh he55fn nlsr pq sEH lEidnr sap Pats7suGh satisanY .tatata.s
 understandable phsHprftes,i Y |ever theyplhlia.e1 a\AneB7ft t vTBgfe l sssn|4Pth1SaBHg sI }3;3a aJiay S4I
 yss, ar ipnu ,Wseahgaa but ,06anynone ,stsIebant a litt] Pah the piaetey ssyles. nsqls ?. sa.sexflr;aavagadt : q ;a g ResS'pf.s;1ssaqaa .;1sq
 si3 IA. B99 WsRaat lR}Sa R.sssisI55i
 .What,JSs leftia edt vsqms bns bn1sSo Some sofdthen'iehe I 'est9 extferhestaefotRs are 1, of'eoufse,,.1 eBur Mfidty '31aa ara 'SWatqip Would laD'p1 ld tfe f port menchant giddy5 with ,satisfaetiQneaf anfhisslreM ss1sesba{+ Hgd ifors7a{fu sAYfs atshe jaE and do, sen sWiIff f5aSs{5ByS sBS SgT f9 ,fh ehfreevieosr lIiw Te4row
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 ssSS s5SRsysltllss Rssysltlss aEsp aaFsp ts ts s$s 'a a t1 t,1Reggaa1tfsa eggaa1tfsa siifEBsi ifB fqIolfshRJTissi { ters and -tWo-thirdse4ptw | pHl eSnoi5soqsba 1nssa1q shT io 11ahiseis a1siaeefoiB iBasbefn1l we lhiu9gspp ppa{ aq{eak4 #, ifsaaa sat1:ffgtaa a,t1fga 5lIttihSSoSq 5lIttihSSo oSqE!Y9fera1te9ss 0, ss os ssao 1GelbeTrnapn, ,sviD neHcI JGoap sellingaagentsnforetrd gattazblatkasilk aves just f03uf several fhS85u S85ufTssanlSdsg f;a ! Pfges' asd9 44tt e9w sIetsn us s,seall ifQfitW0tt hifldsanddot qtuafterseofl usuabp1acess n4 Black satin sfauXbfai faisDo7h' 'H1saiI bn" Fans Fans rom on sh4uta tao 1s uo@, Eas Falls SR fFS% B 8 4s E eig5 @ Black, satin 19uttl4ess!IiS,s oi 9aDf97 f Fans hfro from aaia s7 ia 1oS 1to s5c e.91 IJni gnG oFa1ls ftscm $l to- 99ep Eag ev ad .sfF Falls + ,1y, tram ,4lsi s1 ,75 t0sl R3uI saaBlack grpsgTabni a4n1nft
 Falls fronea1to5sca aoum
 wBlaekatafbetaqaps rebnU
 2ni"otlot Eailsfroih 7sc-soD soc. nsad
 si IfablaekfsIkss Wefeagoih. m nth 4 @ ebnfe}sg regatta q }safllKlSS; }safllKlS jahA the 1b5FstgWeu slh9qpldi hahe,1 expected to- gossfobathay fam aalasbver,d tae7sdw, 'Ahde.why dthey1.si4o hfd st3t so7far, we 9ddh'f3n f3nnderstan n1s1ef} lgl ,,saofefinl@d fefinl@d tph h1samplesso 1isd1 yll1;Sya97 n79i,p t, evis2s1 jlw essd,g zNeI HfozVlqzz4b vAozssd,S Meaa ea1,henh aadh 10 GonztamNIao AgaI Agtf ,, streets.a ui0If .4y9d ani78hbg aHat' w lBRzaggbo1tpyomo4 o1eQzse
The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09

U yVNUEDl LSUIGEIN HUH JULIA SsEI5A A5S ness ihH4sipesS7 g4 jps7 into ittoe the sterefeFpssFL
 $ SeupiieEdl EiElJ by Conrad !5a F Is Buekiaghamsv
 bMrs G.IHssPeFryr thas sfetatne1 lEurope1 tie! sd sssd bio fo fgnone ''a PatficR Lee ig adRfti paadiRnftirg his Treastias1
 Sasco Heights.
 BsDm0o5T Ii 1'l99a yI1ns9sI svad sW i.sThe Ieeturetof Dr Grjeis atsthe,Re hall op TaesdsNten thez aGhinese !, Japanese iWar wassyerg interesting large punbeEWere pgeseHty .boo7d
The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09

.sh, N5vs~ dEWNN r1N- -yINW. l,N .H .,9I
 ' Congressman 1v vDL'eeF7orest L'e led led the sot ing 7in INSewtown with s2s, tfollloWe tbl
 Senator, Honlfhan with 6l4. wei
The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09

9dl tsninlA .uu nWB1b si 9IiA 5 1siE 01 "
 AlafekdE AMlaffkintfoslhpsesb dwatfrpr9fpdfs gddbher boots and rubbers ip great afsr variety isty aisd ! st .tti low prizes at AsgRRa Laeey's rqbher store, l39 Fairfield avenue Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09

aaa8atae aa8ataerag,g aggs Street tai and nd ve1qsansdss 1asd s aa, jdst the thing to light icy iicySs walks ll and da winter evenings, at Warner Tayldr.
 Curtis, Sandy HooRa. Raha .'ai Yas"'
The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09

:" lnOur Assortment of Iadies',, Miss UhHdfsns felt" and bsaVer andiz aippefsy fs sc6thpIete.
 ,sgu4 prices for slippers afs 40' 30 and 7beI LadAs' face and dcona 'IdgFesB sRoes 7Ss,I Sftand Sig5 B
 aw AA ,edr warm dshoe shaveF ghs i GsldVsoof finer sole which isfthe 3 sB1se onstAs market Tor health com.
 tIseft AardaWafhthsraei yfi nwoTb 2
The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09
llST ROSES FAIRaY1

yd h4lG.tiBu Raw s9iy h bio sidJ ,eS
 ist RfSSs5 RQSSs idyps dopsnsd pp last siaatpF Fdss .y9n ey9enning Yiithh good attepdaancs,, a The far is opened on, on, Thprsday, h and Satu rdas evenings of this, week and on next weeh ,it will be opened p1 pn II Tuesday, Thu rslay aIa Saturday SilY 9an ggfr, gIpals o1 -wo
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THE ELECTION RETURNS.

REPUBLICANS SWEEP EVERYTHING.
 IN cossror.estf.Nft1h[,Hl9 fNhHmsIo mlbs IslIso oenss { tire &spShbIbldspt satstfS fleaGdfe1b adf on 5Abgfsd daYoiR ata9ft Id6WHa ta4fhndS- thrSf RT ot meYherHh H of fd dthed hsedd dsta hHs ssr
 ate ISt Attfs gpwsh ths tshFJiJ5Nfg5# iR wh1 HE EsRf5Ef sRf5Ef iSeH}a thh hsyp Sfssssftnt stnt
 cahdIdates are: Fifteenth district, Henry Bernd of Danbury; 2oth district, Heman o. Averill of Washington; 18th, Donald T. Warner, iis9ArR t1 William H. Marigold, -f6gep6fs all republicans. Sheriff Clarkson is de- feated by Sidney K. Hawley.. The four repbe IF taBAhbg taBAhbg tAeggsamFRR tAgsam FRR bafte eHeatreGd. HeatreGd DefBrestcSH BsaAG Sy Wteffa81Q V2o3t9g.
 IRmBArftslp Rsf921eso W. sIaaH aHaaHfstl GS GaSSa chAa@ Hs{lsPl faahpaaBlieaahHRsl, faahpaaBl eaahHRl sW9tfPe eigctA repftse seSS92efAvtes bJt ssssNasa1d 5s8 pftraity.c Maffga adedsfaFap GtbasaHs 10 oPasde asderat6r by lhSte7 AsdM sbfaMl XiAaA sgI,Iwd dem6srat,. was chosen of probate ay5 y5'es es58 nh ahtebarifso E: iH#Fga5 s E#ll! lfs asEetiit ftrdz45t, pg1 aaa. ton has carried New York state for gov ernor by closeNH I6R9F )Tfd RA gressional delegation, which stood 19 democrats to 15 republicans in the 53d Congress, will be 29 republicans and five aFTsHz50aa Is:ssi}aE IslssiaE EA's {: 4hithe State shows that the republi-
The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09

ns4hsrs should hot fail o4 basahga large w audience at ttfie 'Congreeg ioi13aai sRureh bn Sunday feVening, when. Prof FaoK, , Saunders of \ ale Will speak On the work of the " dung Mems Christian Ass socis- ttffodihG"i ttfohG. Mr saunders san is ahiI uIn1qsually bright speaker and thorouugghiy" eeonyerv ( aI sahHt witRi the Subject onn5 which he speaks. Ifs f8ng Experience Swaith' work a a mong youhg' Aheh enables eha hin him i tho hS i speak with much force on the subject which tso near the hearts of many parents, The praeti- ea1' workings of rthe1 oung Ing Mems christian Hssociataoan 'aiinabb Win be clearly pen4 traytesd by Prof Saunders hd ers,and and many any help fuf Suggestions, win unn!dou1bbtedly bere- {caeslivRed {asiRd by those hose who attend ''sno' al
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Sda1 4 fP9sf asasaa aassSs ss5s smt1s ei

WANTED-A respectable party aas silent
 w partner in good paying business, with a capital of from 5000 to $l0,0OO. InvestrneIt nYlIpaN frop1 DtO 2nI per cahtI ITIhvestrhent
 will be secured. Address X, General Dehy- cry, New HaYena Conn., b ni1i 4krri et,,-rr v.
The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09

For fur robes and dRahhSoIss horse sfbdg sat hatsts, H canned goods, IIeeKer' B bpaHekwsIbssat, Hs ma1 Epast yTup, new rAIsinsa, grapes. Oranges sanhd hgs, cgff Pn war ghef ray flor E, E Cur fGh, 1t the Hoiok.l lo 7ba'h saihas efsa -.
The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09
r isHRKsrf otsi NEWT6 wv Wy1,S sssssm ssm Prob,

f hisTRIert oF' 'NEWTowVliN,s ssass,n s. Probat, f4rID Court fNpY cs, 1894 .snIoH 1a ,sdodJs
 " Estate Of JOHN R. FERR4 late 70 New roWn3 in said disti5ct, deeeased. Sf' ..e :, Upon ,applicatio of iRichsrdp Shepard pray granted on saidlestate as Gperi apnI Icatfon or i file more t9liX p appsaIs if is ,aua1d, ~ town, in said district, on the 17tha day of Nov
 lse4,st 8 o'clock in the,af teTnoonIa af1d that nc tiss he giyen 9f the RepdepSy of said applics thereon f1 bytfpubl istlipg the same one tim II m some newspaper having eirculationsi
 saRgsf8f as 9n b4s sa RSR5ie the town
The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09

pEwARD-Twh wh1 give s25p rres ward ard fob fobr I the ar IG gest end Eeonyi ctfOnl of the parties Wht stole or wilfpl1y ipjured honey from my hive
 Saturday, niehtj it NoEeRber a.I PATRICI CANNON ,J jita,t hIofiuenn spao t1'
The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09

l1ffbnR if1y cafaiag Oh tile e1ehifiR of Novein. Der 6, tfelIgthe TIup Eyalf Centefs sheds, will
 please return it, as he is known, no qnestions lHh lHHhhl' tf9P9Hs tf9P9nHps yi1sbns5 sysI 1edIom sd'I al
The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09

EOR SALE-Several headot yehng COWS and I heifers due to calye in the spring, part of thafn mi King now; 2alse a few COWS duei to MfTGHELL, Sohth Brffain, Connf. Cf' -'sa v
The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09

1aaaSd aMlg M.s 1Jbas Jordan slaatalI@d lfaeatadlrIn@gd on GSnda asSa rom New ,s , ork, where here, they
The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09

sylsipfl Dd1irduJ0 0dpwith1 VI hypnpdads,
 n3 of1aitn6 g6lIseA4oDe1apncup 5GDh' iOdspnarti oBNlsani aayqo otlstniknoYH onI ouemAdsms2Ibi isIfns ABsAf5dcti1m eI , tnId tgast ana lial lsaf agghs, sdsoBsdnsI aid e3saIss sgq aaa 'sSssa st, ledW woud O1 lI8f 10nnao 1oY .yItno2 {
The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09

FUi-BpGIVI JIJ HUE
 dsT sTh90mas Keatirgs ghaaer:p gharp aaa aad eente tenta,
 located in "Great RinglIa pear pess4r nHE Hall, Way iRjiyer' jyyee WsTe bqBgab bpEped last Friday aften- lnanl, lnnoaonn, the Rlaze being1 diisseoveged about
 pfloffki sleek The baFpii stands lf tfe,i far a waN from any dwelling nearer thar, soais
 Hl4idlEE Hl4ilEEs about half half a miles was fp llfo
 oysrfi92ying with hay, ta straw, rye, ,dP Pqtaie toes tools and stra aWberry eEat1es,, ftIise c@Qn,jjte5ctured @ ,jt5 that that hunters or, some body lying about, about with bottle of Whisslkay and
 pipes threw down. g lighted mateh,s The, barn nayH was . pot locked kfeeYd up. MT KGa ating 5 sf s H his loss is fully $500
 insurance. t,, ,,f,3s .;o a,y4 ao ,,r;o l 4jis
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'HapPEkINGss4 s4p THE CONVERSATIONAL


 12 sd Iliw tu3IGHURCHHd1 hisa si yam Yuiyif !s9inRIi-t-tI 2ri19vOo 7 D The Jsadies s Missienasyo Soeiaty Will Epas5Bt ths ehureh this s(F5iday hi aftera EjqaqyR st 3oicieckru1 This aaqimpd rsaff inestingsas thes work of the Fsoeiety sfof tbs winter ewill1be plaaned.dl I tIisdRoPed 'thatr rwany scaH attepd.nsAt as4sthe voc ITs V,%ilLheh it's meashls meeting 10 10 0verAebaAeig Of produce rsoaddd cseT wefse ship ped last week ast the result 'of 9the bar servieed doff Sahday, October $, Sevehi of'these' bafFefs Were sent to the sBtidgePot4bfpaaf9 hIs yfd rh?"i99no9 '''''' " 9dJ nigl.D4 ul nOOiihd A AilAnTshqB
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The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09

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The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09

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The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09

el1e democrats 22.--An- of the -constitn-
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The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09

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 naLueius B. fWinegar fiass ireturneas Home. Heiis able 'to De about but has not n5o6tH fully recovered form his last illness.
 A large wild cat was shot by Willard Seleaion aSkiff mounsai,N ulast week. It
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The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09

Lady Macbeth. Ophelia. -Seett's Hassie Jean, Mack Annie Pro,
 Statuary, Romeo and Juliet. a Hsa Ehsttal lifse, teduc, SahiesHsSk -JJDuet, Fire Bans ,-Be chr ,Afthhr 'Platt, N Prof Platt and Samuel Brown.
 Bells of ShandUn, Sudds, Nellie Greene
 Duet.FSRarfeYls Twitter rBehr, Annie bett ,atid Katie Campbell. Il \
 Recitation, Auntie Doleful, Agnes Plat
 Violin solo, Mazurka, Demuth, A Pratt.
 T WtKspeptngl tWGnds, T fWcllenbanpt!s ] Jonas.
 9 DHscitationlCM CMastsr EeoRgB HaWIey.
 Mistletoe Rough, Lord Lowell, Louis B Logelfs BE de, lEannie BeerSI TMe Baron ry Curtis, The Baroness, Laura Mitchell dies, Etta Martin, ,J essie Taylor, Alice Maud Blackman. Gentlemen, c. Roy Arthur Dayn Hobart Waraers Clarence E i Simii auasarn ad1 x.s usIal oni. q 1
The Newtown bee., 1894-11-09
Bridgeport.

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