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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-20
Sic berStemen tiimtt8 8ei&iittelt 40
tuerDeu

unb bas e&atteIn unb bas Eteber werben nt4t auss
bletbeH, wenn Ste ia Gesenseu, tn beneu bas Gieber
betmti& 1T, fid nit ppr befien periObi&en petmius
&uusen gu f&hsen fu&en. Der Bette e&us unb sIei@=
lettts BITE bette 9ur baseseu t Spitetter8 Wasenbtt-
ters oaelbe IN nett wtrfamer aIs Gttnin unb tetner
Der 9egen biefeS erbctenen Gtnpdnpe trift auf baS
DttterS tu. Wo tmmer auf bteiem Sentiment unb uns
ter ben Ircpen bte WaIartapase berrft, 1T bas gttz
sssen. &c linbert ntt bios ionbern befeis NIT ber
gSur1el S4httelfrcf, We&ielfeber, S&Ieimfiebsr,
Mtlaerwetteruna unb Wil&perbdrtuns @esen Rbeu.
mat!Smus, nnbdtisteit Der Nteren unb Bla{e, sesen
geIitopfuns, @aaenfus unb Nerpoftdt 1T es BON ans
hbe,tTDnener gBirfiamfeit. Die unseiuhte SeusnBs
oblaSe Der aorrpbaen ber mebstnt den VI ienl&eit il
mebteintf&en 9ausmitteI BITE erite Steue sebabrt.
Waen sebraude es NIT ssnfeauens unb ntdt mar ab
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-20

leiner MusltoBuus aus ber Sirma. Gr
;udte fait perd6tli9 bic N9leln,
tnOpfte ieinen ueberrod gu unb rabm
ieinen Out.
nGu bit in elmer 3li unansenebmen
9aune, 8ater, alS bab id min den
iollte, nod meiter-"
u9alte ben Munb, 8urlde!" iubr
es bem entriiiteten &oniul beraus
nwas bait Du fiir 0ebensarten slt
ma6en, menn Cir Dein 0ater etpas
iast? Nlio eine slftienseielll daft ioll
Sanoer u. Sobn ueroen? gllio bafiir
baben lid ieit nebr ais smeibuuoert
Sabren Geine 9oreltern sepla9t unb
seidunoen, oa,nit oie 6irma unter
einem Gnfel, Der ;u bequem uno au
oumm ;um arbeiten lit, einem perrn
b. Goriien ober benz erlten belten
Snbui itrieritter in Die 6anbe fallt.
9farr, Der Ou biit. Denfit Du, i'd
burdidaue BEN S9minbel ni6t3
Denfit Du, id ilbe ni6t binter Sir
Geinen l6onen S6wieserpater 1teben,
ben ttur 8nabe urb Wattleio leiner
slmtsfollesen uor benz .3u9tbans be,
ipabrt baben? ST bas BET Danf fir
meine 9ilfe unb unlere Ma6li6t?"
nWas bat bas snles banit su tbun,
0ater! Gas iinb persanseue @el1id,
ten, uno mas porbei 1T, lit oorbei.
n9dGt 10 iebr, als gu benfit. Sd
fann nod alle Gage neine iiebentaus
Ienb Wiarf 3uritdperlansen un6 eine
llnteriuduns.oer Sade beantrasen.
rOu pirit Dir's lpobl nod iiber.
lesen, einen iolden faum besrabenen
Sfanbal beraufaubelduoren. ="
rMenn mid nidt bic Nidlidt aui
feline slmtsfollesen absebalten batte,
10 fdbe er ibon ldngit feit."
sd babe bic lleberseusuns, baB
Du nod einmal beiler bon Serrn b.
@orilen benfen ,pirit. Gr iit aufridtis
uno ebrlid. geine gldne in 8e3us
auf Sanber II. Sobn ;eusen BON elmer
treuen, aufopferuben slnbdnsli9feit
at, u11s.r
Sein Dater la9te bitter unb bobs
Mid. nDu biit elm GROCER Starr. Du
mirit ME flus. SHE ,pirit Du etnen
tiibtisen Meni9en BON einem boblen
@inbbeutel unterideioen lernen. God
9enus bauon! Gs ipdre ;u ld6erlid,
tpenn i'd erit bon Dir lernen 1nii6te,
@elt unb Menlden ;u beurtbeilen.
Da3lt briiden inns anbere gorsen. Ole
Grbeiter baben fiir morsen abenb eine
geriammluns ausseidrieben, Tim iiber
einen Strife 3u beratben. @es benfit
Du in bieier Iuselesenbeit ID tbun?"
sd, Yapa? Ta iolltelt ben 9olis
3eibireftor fraeen. Was gebt benn
mid bieie MISUNDERSTANDING an?"
Der 9oniul nidte eini9e Wale
ftumm, ais oh er etne porsefabte Mei=
nuns burd bic GeuBeruns ieines @ob>
mes beitdtist sefunSen batte. Damn
fubr er fort: .Du tpeiBt bod, mas es
fiir cine 8ebeutuns fir bic Sirma bat,
tpenn bic grbetter etnen Strife gerabe
ieet beidlieben unb gum slusbru6
brinsen."
nDas mare uatiirlid iebr fatal,"
(Gortfetuns foIst).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-20

6orresponbens.- ga GRANGE,
ben 10. gtop. '94. Das 8abIeraeb=
nib in unierem @uunip 1T mie folgt:
@ulberion 1867. Watemfoa 2Ol6, Nu.
gent 1144. &oientbal 2486, @rouIep
2479, MeSribe 1895. SIR bic 2egis.
Iatur erbielten bic &epubIifaner Spez
dels un6 Mateiomsfp 29l4 reip. 1881
Stimmen; bic 9emofraten 6alte unb
peter 1896 reip. 1892 Stimnen; Der
pOpulift M:gteeIep 1869 Stimmem
IS III fomit Der &epublitaner 5pedels
uno Der Semofrat Galte gemdbl. wors
ben. Bon @ountp 8eamten finb er.
mdblt tporben: %. g. @obion Gountp>
Subse. p obne Oppoiition; perep
Jaiion, Gountp Nnmalt, 270 Stims
men Webrbeit lber Den ibm aunddit
tommenben bon brei @egneru; Nug.
26iiin, Sheriff, $50 Stimmen Mebrs
belt tiber ben beiten bon bier @egnern;
&. &latt. @nuntps@lerf, 1912 Maio.
ritdt iiber ieinen @esner Bedbam; 6.
Neufe, Sitriet Glert. 435 Mebrbeit
iiber ben befen bon bier @egnern; q.
Nobinlon, @ountp Collector, 2,298
Wfaioritdt iiber feinen 8esner; q. u.
9ellig, QRehor, 1852 Maioritdt aber
ieinen @esner; &. 3. 8rablbaw.
@ountp: :S6aBmeiiter, 1851 Waioritdt
iiber ieiuen 8egner; @rnft 9eis
mann, S6ul Superintendent, 562
Webrbeit iiber ben na6ften non smei
8esnern.
9lls @puntn 8ommiiiioner purben
bic 1erren 6. Bar, g. Sepbler unb
@bas. 2ud piebersendblt, tpdbrenb
on Steqe be8 Ssrrn s. @ledler Sobn
WeHels gepdblt wurbe. BON Grie.
benSridtern murben gemdblt: $. s.
2ebbetter in Ga Strange, gOnrab
8erti6 in Japettebile. s. 8. e6iege
in &ounb Sop. u. &amiep in Win6es
fter, q. W, @olp in Wulboon, g8. 8.
@bun in Jlatonia, Sos. 5. Gietfam
in Mmmannspiae uno 6. 8. Wilri6
in S9ulenburg.
Die ,Sihrttt Court" in felt LETTER
Wo6e in SiBung unb bic 4nweien.
belt Dieler Gemo9ner bon allen 3beilen
bes Counts wiro oa5urd peranlaBt.
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8prreSppnDeua.

Norreeppnnen3. = y On ten
gop. 18. - '94. Sie Wabl nit ibren
boraufgesansenen Nufresunseu uub se.
ipannten @rwertunsen eeb0rt ing Heid
bes @ewefenen. Mobl mirb nod bann
unb mann bapon geirroden unb bariis
Der bisfutirt, 10 ober 10 bdtte fie uu8s
fallen t6nnen. tpenn 10 pber 10 moms
rulirt uorbeu wdre. Sm uebrieen
gebt NQes mieber ieinen gemobnten rus
bigen Gang unb bic grbe bewegt iid
In berielben Babn unb bemielben
8empo UNI bic Some, uie ebebem.
Nn SteQe bes fur3 nod ber @abl
b:rforbenen SberifS 5. 8. 9ownienb
1T Sam &eeie, StabtmaridaG BON
columbus bon ben @ountps Seommiilios
ners ernannt morben. unb awar ni6t
MIR fur ben &eft bes Mmtstermin8,
ion6ern-ba Somnfenb wiebergemdblt
tporben mar, unb man fid in bieiem
Gaae &atbs beim 8eneralsStaatss sIn,
malt erbolte-au6 fiir bic 3eitbauer
bes neuen 9ermins. Mie melt bic
Ma6tbefusniB Der @ountp. st ommiRdre
In bieier Grase bas @eieb su seben err
laubt, 1T mir unbetannt; Oh ie fur ei =.
men neuen, pollen 3ermin ernennen
t6nnen, ober ni6t. Sn bieiem Sale
odnft mid, bdtte 3omnienb'S @esens
tanbibat. Sam 6aneod bon Weimar.
als nddfer in Der StimmsabI, beriids
ft9tigt tperben miiRen. Sies tuurbe
ieitens Der @dbleridaft burd MaHens
petitionen beftirmortet, trobbem bieie
grnennung. Wie i9 nernommen, nil
0aneod bieie WaBregel anfe9ten. Oh
er bamit grfoIg baben mirb, 1T iebr
frasli6. benn es iit ben 8euobnern
bes Wef f'gnbs bonn gountp nod mics
mails gelnngen, gegen ben @ourtbauss
&ing etuaS bur63uieben.
Be3agli6 Der tibrigen @ountps s8eam'
ten 1T bas BON ber Nsus8ielau Oreas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-20

uiiation aufgeHellten Sidet, Gouatp,
mie Brecintt Weimar ermdblt morben,
nit Musnabme bes @ountp Gi1ters
unb bes peritorbenen 5beriifs. SIN
Oaflaub : precintt fiel bic 9Dabl fur
Griebensri6ter nit gleider 5timm3abl
aus; tpirb tpabri6einli1 Wiebermabl
itattfnoen. 9inii6tli6 Der Wabl ei=
mes Wertreters in Der Staatsgeiebaes
bung tonnten mir f9on lange porber
ni9t in 3weifel ieiu, baB mir biesmal
einen Wollfopf als &eprdientant err
balten miirben. gu perbanfen baben
mir bies Der britten partei nit ibrem
Bannertrdger "smart Aleck' ber bic.
les Our6 bas 3eripllttern Der 5timmen
ri9tig gu Stanbe gebra6t bat. 6dtte
bieier ii6 re@t5eitig bon feiusr &anbi.
batur 3uriidge3ogen, piirbe bos Ge-
lultat befrieoigenber iein. .. %.
Sadlon. Oemofrat, erbielt 1900 Stim.
men. Smith, (farbis) &ebublifaner,
1880. Qler &lodmann, popuIit. 620.
Wie eriidtli6 sing oas farbiee Gles
11ent in gefdloRenen &eiben fur ieinen
Mann, pdbrenb bic Bopulifen als
Sell bienten, bic 3eriplitteruug ber
meiBen Stimmen berbei3ufibren unb
10 3ur 8lamage fur Colorado @ountp
ben gtegern gum 9ieg su perbelfen.
3ur @teuer Der Wabrbeit iei iebod
augeffanben, baB bieier Smith, mas
Snteligen3 unb 99mlbilbung betrifft,
es nit man6en WeiBen aufnebmen
fann, 'ber bieie 5tellung aus3ufallen
bat. St bat felt elmer &eibe bon Sab
rem elmer farbigen S9ule in Oaflanb
aar 3ufriebenbeit porgeitaubem, tpurbe
iogar, als Dor einiaen Sabren in bem
Board of Examiners cine Batan3 eins
trat, oonl @ountp &i9!er ernannt,
biefe STEELE aus3ufiiqen. Ser ein3ige
unterf9ieb liegt in ber Dautfarbe;
idabe, baB er ni6t faufail9en ur=
ipranss 1T. Sein @ini1uB als Ser.
treter in ben 0a0en Der 6eieBgebuna
wirb baber slei9 Nu(l iein.
Oas tongreifioneGe Yotum inn
Gountp Derbdlt iid pie folgt: 3oien.
thal 1903, @romlep 1888, SIC Bribe
no 5timmen.
lleber bic MIN ftereotpp ceporbes
men i6le6ten 3eiten iudt mon fi6,
~ gut es gebt. biapeg au bel
fen, tpoau Der @eiang unb bas
bnl6 bsnielben entltebenbe aelea.
f9aftli@e Weien piel beitrdgt. Ser
3umeilen plabgreifenben idle9ten
2aune wir0 baour9 elm gdmpfer auf.
geieBt unb fur tur3e 3eit ber Mibmutb
gebannt. So lpurben mir, Der r@on=
tent 8efangperein", norigem Sonntag
Mbenb bonn Neu 8ielau Mdnnerdor
re9t angenebm iiberraidt. Wir maren
eben nit benz gei6dftliden She'll unie=
rer 9eriammIuus gu gnbe uub moaten
nit ben 8eiangsproben beginner, alS
aus ca. 18 bis 20 iangesfunbigen Rebs
len uns Der SdngergruB entgegent6nte.
Inter medielieitigen @eiangsportrds
gen unb fr6bli@em @eplauber berrans
men bic @tunben, nie i'm Gluge. Da
fur Sdnger>4eblen bon unlerer @eite
ni6ts anbers als f9n6bes Wa1er be.
f6afft tperben founte. 10 batten biele
Woriorge setrofen, bieiem erwarteteu
uebeltanbe abaubelfen.
M6ge elm folder Ibenb balb mieber
fattfinben. - 6. $.
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gsas eripart iidl eo.tsrrsdmmnaex.

snbem man baranf adtet, tie Giugetpeibe au
reguliren nnb baburd tauieuberlet Gt5.
runsen bes Sbftems permeibet, iueld,e ber
Dernadldhigung bieier Boriidtsmabreaet
folgen. User DR.. pieree's pheasant Pellets''
etuual ju btefem 3ued sebraudt bat, areiit
tmmer tuieoer barnad. Sie finb aans aus
Ytan3enitoften sufanImengeiett unS fiir bte
feber peit beGer als Blue 9Diqs ober Galo.
mel Ytllen. Giner ibrer @or3iige LIT, baf, iie
6te Gtn8smeibe often balten nnb feine Scr.
ftopfung binterlaffen.
Grl. Marp Musnttb bon Glen
@afton, wlarihau Co., W. 3d., tdretbt;
ryor 5fpet Sabren tpar td blab unb abaes
aebrt, uiein Ulagen fonnte bic glabruna nieht
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6rI. ansuifb, Il Yooen n,or ii, n;si
beffer. Seitbem erfreue id mid, outrr g..
funbbett nnb babe mid ME in mei,iem qeben
lo mopt osinilrsn. SD babe seiiinbere Sarbe,
S4mersen. An @epi9t babe iea ieit BEN
iraeu '.Pellsts" um 10 Bfunb ,uaeuommsn'
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Suutbern 6utel, San 4ntonio.
@rlnblid renooirt. gor3ugli9e Sage
am Malns unb Militdrs Ylasa. Nus=
sesei6neter Slid. Sn Der Office unb
I'M gbiaaI mirb beuti1 seiprodeu.
preis 81 pro Sag.
Or. 8. u. SrerIer
GigentRameg,
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Dr.. priee's Cream Bafine porpoer,
9as bollfummenfe. has Bema@t ipirb.

0rnnbetsentbams ltebertraamnaem.
6enriette Rirpftein an Marp Wens
sels9unt. 8runbft1d i'm Oriainah
@itp:2o IL, fur So 500.
Warp Wenaels6unt an Senriette
&ippifein, PSI Mdfr 2anb ON Webio
Greet. $500.
Gonrab 6uberih an CHARLES S9neie
Der, @runbitiid on Qadberrp. unb
Mesquite:StraBe $500.
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Or. price's Cream 8afins pomoel
S6dife @eltsAmsftelnmss Aussei&nnns.
9pctor SSeft'S 9aerben. umo @e=
hiru Sur.

Oieis pillen furiren bic 6olssn BON
iibermdBigem Spirituss unb 5abats
@ennR. perlorene ManneStraft, frib.
aeitiae 4usfdreitungen. Smpotenl
S6md6e bes &6rpers unb @ebirns.
Srdmpfe unb 8ebirnertpsiduns bau.
ernb sebeilt.
Cine Sda6tsL senus fir ! Wonat,
$l.O0. ueberaa per pOit bin oeri nbt.
g. &emR. 9eutihe 2lpptbefe,
LOG Ofs@ s@ommereefraBe, San Wntonio.
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Bu6ieu8 Nrntea @albe.

Dte bette SaIbe Der Bett fur e&nttte, Oueti&uu
gen, Osf@udre, Gteber, unb TIeGten,
setpruusene Sdnbe, Grcffbeulen unb ane Sauttrauts
4etten; fnrtrt SdmOrrbotben ober ssine HesabIuns.
Vb1tse 9ufrtebenbett saseuttrt pter bas @eIb wtrb
,uruderItattet. 25 Gents bie S3a&tel. I'M 0erfaui
MknieiaIs
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Sas Metter 1T i'm @an3en iebr ans
genebm unb benz giniammeIn ber nod
in ben Gelbsrn befinbli6en 8aummoae
tebr ganftig, bod uirb eS f6on be-
bentli1 troden unb mdre elm bals ein=
tretenoes Regenuetter iebr eruiinldt.
&c. 8.
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- Sehen Montas unb Greitas Wie.
ner @oulaid gum Greiluu6 bel s.
g Seiter. @itp 9aq Saloon.
u. z. &pfheins. SQilitarn Wlasa.

N. s. &ufbeina. Msilitarp Ylaaa.
6dnbler in Waaen. 8ugsies unb
5arm @erdtbfdaften. Iu foleenben
@egenitdHben fab bic prelie bebeutenb
ermdBist porben. gae lei6ten Gubrs
werten, 2i9btnins 9eupreKen, Wooo's
Wtdbmaidinen unb Geden, pertins
unb 4ermotor Winbuiiblen, Goree=
pumpeu, 3uderrobrmiblen, Giib BROS.
unb gspenideib Garmuagen. Man
ertunbige fi6 ober i6reibe fur billige
0reiie.
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K|ciderStOff Departe|nent.

Sn uniersm rei4baltisen 8leiberitoiI De-.
partement, fas anaefiilIt lit nit ben prahttg.
item Graeugnifien ber Nobe, offeriren mir
423SGise tpo0ene Gbebrons, biib56e sdat:
tirunsen in srau, ipertb 25 Cts, fur
10 CENTS.
3s30aissr Bbipcorb, tpertb so @ents, fir
48 CENTS.
43,5aise @ranite aIeiber3eus, in Napb
Slau uno Sdmar3, tpertb Is Gents, fir
So CENTS.
gemufertes Mummie sfIeiber3eus, ipertb
$l.00. fir
70 CENTS.
@emufterte unb setlpfelte S8;6aise Gre.
pons, berabeeiebt bon $l.25 aLf
90 CENTS.
46S1aise Moire Boplins, berabselest BON
$1.50 auf
$l.f6.
80 3Sataes Bbipeorf, tpsrtb $1.75, fir
$I.38.
5l3Saise semuiterts unb seftreifte gptn.
salines, berabseiett bon 81 80 ,lnb $1.75 auf
$i.38.
b23ouises @oSert 5eus, gu 81, 81 25u.$ $1.5o
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@r,t1to Gtgentb,tttl.
.11lafenpermalters Derfauf.@

neber 100000 @ranb>gisntbum tn Gan antcatO mu6 r
oauft wsben Der san gefs wro tn Sbsln nub Guabddm
asebotn me e Der adur want. @rObe gut nste grauts
NIT sum abias gter; nett untsr benz wirfln Merte.
Ausgebebn Druderei mnb ttbpsrapb4es Gtabemeat wes
bte bette Runbidaft TIM Sabwefen bat.
@usesene @eihdftsbduir mnb @unbade unb Bauplds Ia
Der Wts tn ben Aubntbetln br Stab @rpb Auswabl.
aebnlae O1erten Fnb nte sprbr semad9t wpreen.
REAGAN HOUSTON. &safienbertpaltee
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Clothing !! Clothing !! CLOTHING !!

StVuuHS 0IotttuS OtUulluS
gerabe3u iibertpdltiseab 1T unier Glotbinss
Oepartenlent.
uniere @reiie ipsr6en gud in Gritaunen
ieten. Seine tuoaene Nn3iiae 3u $40 unb
auftpdrts. Mud, biQisere @aaren finb in
Der 9rDbten MuSmobL porbanben. Sn bieiem
Oepartement, tpie in allen anberen, seben mir
bic Preife an.
@beriot 8eintleiber fit 9erren So unb $31as.
Seine 8einfleiber fur 9erren, senladt pie
mad UfaB $5, $6 unb 81.
Cine niht an;u'iibrenbe lanse 2ifte bon
ainber @nsiisen, 8lpuien, MdnteIn, llebers
3iebern &c.
MantG|, JackGn, UeberVGrte.
Wlit Mdnteln, Safen, llsbertpiirfsn &c. iinS
mir reid be1ieben uno bieten eine ME ba.
seipeiene MuSnabl.
Riuber Galbmir @loafS NIT pra1tnonem
8eiat, in beri4ieoeaen Garben, bon $3.50
aufmdrts. -
Mutter Subbarb SHUTTER, sat sefattert, bon
81 80 aufndIts.
9ud Sadets fir Damen, in fhtpars, So. So
Oamen @opes, biibi1 belebt, in braun,
i4nar5 unb anheren sarben, 50 so.
nniere p9liii4 8raps" brben III auf ben
fabelbaft billis:n Breis bon $l3 rebusirt.
l1niere nit Seibe sefiittertsn glllb @apes,
bts mir NIT $l5 osrfaufen, ,piirpen iibsran
$25 toiten. .-. -. ~-ssy -
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-08
PLANS FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY.

The meeting called at St Patrick's hall on Wednesday night. for those who were interested in the Fourth of July celebra- ton as outlined by it's promoters. was at tended by about 10 people. Rev MT Wright opened the meeting by reading the call as published in last weeks BEE. and it was moved Uo organ ze at once. w. J. Brew was nominated for chairman of the meeting by Y. J. Corbett, but de- cined the honor and was excused and Tho mas J. Corbett was chosen. John l. Sanford was nominated and chosen as secretary. Rev MT Wright was called on and explained the plan of the celebra- tiOn as thus far talked up. After some discussion it was voted to hold a celebra- tion as outlined by Rev MT Wright, and St natOr NJ. J. HOulihan, Rev o. O. Wright and Father P. Fox were chosen as an executive committee, with full power to make all the necessary arrange ments and appoint sub-committees to as- sist them with the preparations for the pp lp phratjOn.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-08
GRANGE AFFAIRS.

GET READY FOR GRANGE STRAWBERRIES.
 Members of Pohtatuck Grange dis cussed various topics at the regular meeting, Monday night, the Fourth of July celebration taking up general inter- est
 The question of enlarging the hall was brought up and committee ap- pointed, the increased membership mak- ing it necessary for to have more room.
 It has been decided to have the straw wberry fes tival.. Wednesday evening, June l3, at Grange hall. Mrs Schermer- horn, Miss Ada Peck and Mrs E. l.. Johnson were appointed committee.
 Miss Hattie Northrop read very in teresting paper on "How to make our homes more attractive" Selections were read by Miss Helen Beers and Wal ter II. Glover.
 The next meeting, June IS, will be in charge of Worthy Flora, Mrs W. C.. Johnson.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-08
CLOSING EXERCISES IN THE WHIsCoNIER
 DISTRICT.

Last Friday afternoon, June l, the work of the school year was brought to a close in the Whisconier district with some very interesting exercises. The program carried our consisted in follow ing the usual daily oI der of lessons and rvce-s which has prevailed during the year. Instead, however, of set lessons and dry facts, rcCitatiOus and dialogues were introduced that gave some truth connected with each ,tudy in an attrac- tive form. With thr aid of d catchy jingle tn" names of all the presidents, with their tr'rm- of ~rIN ice, were given with an tr-" lh1t made rn older person brwail hls ttte tY being born too soon. A an illusJl alton Oi lmpfOVCment oa old time methods, the word "iucompressibil- ity" was spelled according to fashion in vogue 50 years ago; the average smart boy of to-day would have finished his spelling lesson and forgotten it's occur renee before the last syllable was reach ed hv yp old method on a .ylabic word. Key NIT Barker, pastor nt the Newtown Congreg tti"oal church, on in- vitation, gave the children a short talk on sand The eyes of the little ones opened with woGder as some very practi- Cll lessons were drawn from pile of this "clean dirt" which was thrown on one of the desks. Miss Fife WolcOtt, the faith full and earnest teacher of this school. is heartily to be congratulated on the sure signs of successful teaching which these exercises clearly showed.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-08
MISS WELLs-MR PARKHURsT.

St Johns church, at Sandy Hook, was the scene of q pretty wedding service on Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock, when Miss Bertha Wells, daughter uf Mrs Florence Wells, was welded to Will C.. Parkhurst. The church was handsome " decorated tor the occasion with palms and flowers and to the music of the wed- ding march, played by Miss Warner, the pair presented themselves at the altar where Rev Mir Wright pronounced the words making them man and wife. Miss Bertha Crotutt was the lady of honor and Robert butcher acted as best man. The ushers were Ge0rg" c. TugnOt and G. Schumacher. The church was well filled with the guests. A reception fol- lowed the ceremony. at Th" home of Mrs |. J Wells. the itunIt diate relatives and friends only, being present. The rooms were tastefuily decorated with dasies and ferns and tempting refreshments were served. MT and Mrs Parkhurst were the recipients of many hand >ome wedding gifts They departed on the 12.l2 train from Sandy Hook on the New England road, for short wedding journey, which will include a visit to the grooms home at Plainfield. On their return they will make their home with Mrs Wells.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-08
VIEWPOINTS LIST OF JURORS.

At a meeting of the proper officials on Monday at the Brick building, the fol- lowing jurors were elected: Richard D.. shepard, George Winton, Charles Bene- dict, Stiles Loveland, Charles B. Glover, 2d, William N. Northrop, 2d, Wilbur T. Platt, Samuel A. Barnum, ,.J ohm R Smith, Patrick Ganan, Henry Botsford, Timothy Sheeban, Eli B. Beers, Patrick McCar- thy, 2d, Charles w. Dayton, Ezra l.. Johnson, Bernard J. Heating, John l.. Hughes, John J. Heating, Charles Bots- NJ. Peck, Philo Northrop, Charles J. Blackman. Edward Troy, Daniel B. Camp, Patrick J. Talty, Patrick Ready, John J. O'Hara, Thomas J. Bradley. Ho bart B. Camp, James Kelly, James Far rell, Jr.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-08
A SOCIAL GATHERING AT HAYEsELHURsT.

Last week Friday, 8 party of ladies from Bridgeport comprising the Christ mas tree committee, were entertained at Hayeselhurst, by Mrs l.. A. Richardson, It will be remembered that last Christi mas large Christmas tree festival was held at the armory in Bridgeport for the benefit of the poor children of that city, and it was wholly owing to the efforts of this committee that it was the great sue cess we all remember it to have been. A fine dinner was partaken of at Dicks ho- tel and at it's close, Mrs Raymond, in a few well chosen and appropriate remarks, presented to Mrs Richardson in the name of the committee, a beautiful volume of Frances Havergals poems. After din- ner, the party enjoyed a drive, viewing the beautiful scenery of old Newtown from many points, and not neglecting to drive around charming Taunton lake. This was the final meeting of the com mttee. The ladies comprising this com mttee are Mrs w. K. Halligan, Mrs J. P. Omans, Mrs D. M. Read, Mrs Bullard, Mrs Grippin, Mrs w. NJ. Terry, Mrs Ray mond, Mrs Disbrow, Mrs Bordren, Mrs George Somers, Mrs Edward Ster- ling and Mrs l.. A. Richardson. The day was greatly enjoyed by all and the ladies returned to Bridgeport with an opinion of NewtOwn highly complimentary to her many charms.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-08
MISS sANFoRD-MR BEERS.

The marriage of Robert H. Beers, of the firm of R. II. Beers & Co.,, and Miss Tanie K. Sanford, daughter of the late Henry Sanford, occurred yesterday af- ternoon at the Sanford residence in the Street. The wedding was private one, the guests being confined to the immedi- ate family relatives and intimate friends. The ceremony took place at 4.30, the of ficatng clergyman being Rev George T. Linsley, rector of Trinity Episcopal church. The parlors were tastefully decorated in honor of the happy occa- sion. Charles G. Peck and Frank Wright were the ushers. Mir and Mrs Beers left on the G57 D. m, train south on their wedding journey. MT and Mrs r.. H. Burr of New York were present at the wedding.