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Arizona republican., 1895-08-29

The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, containing 40 columns of reading matter, six months for 75c. Two-cent stamps taken.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-29

Ho for cool baths this hot weather at the Park.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-29

Tovrea's meat market. West Wash ington St.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-29

Coffee All Coffee Al! Coffee Al! Good house for rent in Neahr's addi- tion, corner 18th avenue and Adams street; good shade, delicious fruit. Ap- ply to T. E. Dalton.
 Do you want fresh groceries at low prices? Call at 31l. West Washington street.
 If 8 good reliable groceryman is wanted, call at 9l1 West Washington street.
 Wanted-A thorough, experienced and successful all-round printer and newspaper man of ability, to take charge of weekly newspaper and job office. Must be strictly temperate and hustler. One familiar with Southern Arizona, and married preferred. Ad- dress with reference, at once,
 THE NEWS, Wilcox, Ariz. The swimming baths have fresh water every day, and every convenience is therefore the pleasure of guests. Fine new rooms at Hubbard building. Dr. Hubbard, office next to Episcopal church.
 Parks Tea is great blood purifier and cleanser. A pleasant herb drink which moves the bowels without pain, griping or discomfort. Sold by C.. Eschman & Go. 5 The Henry E. Kemp Go. are showing something new in oil stones, which is a perfect bonanza for carpenters.
 Prompt delivery, fresh goods and cash prices at F. G. Wentworth, East Washington street.
 Call on Will Vigus, Singer sewing machine agent, Phoenix, Arizona, for the best machine on earth.
 Ho for cool baths this hot weather at the Park.
 The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, containing 40 columns of reading matter, six months for 75c. Two-cent stamps taken.
 Are you wondering what to do this morning? Go out to the Park swim ming baths and have cool swim.
 Tickets to Flagstaff and return are now on sale at the s. F. P. & P. offices. Fare for the round trip, $22.70. Now is the opportunity of which persons wishing to visit the Grand Canon should avail themselves.
 Five room dwelling to rent. Apply to Clark Churchill, 37 South Center street.
 Park swimming baths-cool-delighi ful-refreshing.
 Oh! My Back!
 A good many tired men and women could get rid of that pain in their back If they would try Parks Sure Cure for the Liver and Kidneys. The trouble is usually there and Parks Sure Cure reaches and cures it. Sold by c. Eschman & Go. 4
 Awarded Highest Honors-World'S Fair,
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PERSONAL CHAT,

Carl Andrews of South Brooklyn spent Christmas with his cousin. 1aA.1-.-
 MT and Mrs H. McConkey entertained relatives from Bethel, Brodkly yn,ss Bradley ville and this place on Christmas day.
 Miss yesta T. Fanton recently enter. tai1ed her.cousin,' Miss Beatrice Ogden, of Westport.. . ss5
 Miss Jessie M. Kellogg returned on Thursday from an extended visi1 with Miss Alphonse in Stamford. . g Clinton. Patchen. of South Norwalk Epeht the holidays at home.
 s Mrs Henry M. Nichols entertained her Brother and sister from Danhury y nn Sun dsyIweek. .sis!l .ss Z Mrs F. W. rreadwell9 spent several days of last sweek.in Norwalk:: '-4 ' sss,EMfss Jennie Davis of Westport aud Mr. shepard! ofR2wayton were guests of of Mrs. rss 'Ey Davis, on Sunday. ... .l.a aa fH-Mtss Nellie Merwin of Norwalk was Ihene over Sunday.
 MEs Caroline Crofut aind Mrs John M. : Collhim have been on. the sick list. At this writing they are both improving, :
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whom by now they are so well acquaint- ed with, and may they be able to say, "Jeeus, this is mama and papa that taught me Whsn I was home with them to love iYdu anH to Say every night before we slMAnt tb bed Now I lay me down to sleep, pray the Lord my soul to keep; i. as.s i'ss's %s ssa' s'i .s ssssIi 's TIT ,'' the
 Go home tol& ddsH kienas, with rejoicing, asking God to bless and com fort you, and our prayer shall be that Goasbtn caasa ycA ts be '1epnetleA sto yohdff sad lot, and may He we'll fIfI the va |pant blades and Sind up your aiearts with His love.
 Remembseq Jesuuss has simply taken them up in His arms to bless them and is keeping them safe till you come. Amen, and may Gods richest blessing be with you.
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s&{ f0 LeL4IA. .t t~E-1 z home with badly torn clothes and sever- al slight bruises.
 Miss Belle Nickerson of Refding has visiteia her dousin, Miss, Edith Sherwoodr
 ss7r4ftHF setASr i. Misses Fannie and Jennie DisbrSW have visited friends in Bridgeport. Miss Wakeman of Hoyden's Hill has been dressmaking at Miss Gussie Marsh's.
 &--Il s.l 4A. ~4E4h-Gp @1-4z xiAss4& E@. Mrs Charles Sherwood, who is on the sick list, is at present with her mother, Mfs Joseph Wheeler. .s.r..... r ...-
 .4-~s.~ s @+IS @ .-1l .;- 9. @ ----s-. \ Horace and Ellis Wheaier ride out in fine new sleigha.
 Mrs F. J. Booth is in Bridgeport with hef daus shter,Mrs Charles Marsh, who is quite sick. rrs;
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sT sx n. EewHITE HILLSl }54 --l- 2, <, s-z. t. M rs Samuel sp rem died at her home in Ne k Jersey. sruesdayAefla last week.s The remains were brought here for -tJurfal on sErifay. The intermenl was in the
 chIreh cemetery. Rev 1Mr Mckianey.of
 Ansonia getfieiaaeed Sat- the grave. Mrs Drdwawas atforrhes Iesidelit of this place
 and avery astimable Chris tiam wamans ' HI Idward Wixorrn has given up his post tio9 tn Derby and is aWith his uncte, E:.C:: Wi orn, 4tEa s4 Estss.tss ..t-'Sss '. ss- | -A .l tss 451as I[ sses !. : Miss Sarah Sheltoa has, giyensups Der ,sschPoll at tt! R!aleatine..s L 51..
 9s Ffea Piefcegis-sufsrihg witlf severe cold. s4.l 4' sses s.ss F Mr and Mrs ". G. Lee entertained friepds, "wednesday evening: sts-' s.'s :
 Rl R. Barrett and wife are expected at .JaIes Glovers,s. this week. ..g..
 ! ] " c. HubhelLa and wife made.ae fly ing tripltoss ssSes smour nns Monday. T Happy Naw Year to THE BEE. Long ,s ooAa1 s4 < @s4 < s4 :. Fiisnd s.eTgM asLuag Bryant. mi,isbe pleased to know thaia. -is i..tpS., ving n. heaHh and has take1fh ttisss in music agaia in Nay ' iskzG ts~, s!.sss sa&..
 Charles Niseeiefii tsas. i rsst,ed 1,oit s e. .
 .s,st v 3sg ls&a 4s- .5 E E. R9ger Wlleesler,i lesillesir..,i ,is apenaing shis 1ws ,weef's yaeattisen .aa tle.ll in thi..places-- s,9 M Is Mary. E-aDre ws'iss ses.sie~hat brs. ter, hf.er her recent severeaili1sess. si }. .sTI Ie @b,st cldb met t'a,tho Misses sl'ah and Mani Jsnnfngsa Monday evening. . Vi Mfs Frank Upton expects to move to DetrPit, Nich, j! jn the the ea.ly p.ipg.. Her hus1and jssssnperigntsadent ssaE g s af one ef iAe milld in shaaetpllasss. .aes l.s.s 10 5sssse,. sA.
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a sHEPAuG RAILROAD.


 stncay sl2 it- m: Arrive s.57 a. m. N' pI m, sunday SIS D. m. I-- HAW LEY fNILLE-North, Ss45 &. n. 5ss D. m , sunday, sIS5 q. m. Leave for Bethel a<o a m 4Sg P. m- Sunday, p. m. SHLPAUG-North, fsL3 a. m., fs4 D. m. sunday. ts As am. South. f9.2s. a na. ii 57 10. m sunday, 536 p. m. PoABURf FAI4LSASoT1h, tS-S6 n -m. ts s pfn- Sunday, fs-57 am. South, te.so s-m- ts xs r.. pi im sunday, t5-s6 p. m- -, - RO4BURf-Sorfh. l0-ls G. m-, sep. m. Sun
 gay. slo ai m. south, sll a. m- s-S2 ?. m. JUDD's sBRIDGE-North, tIo.ss &. m., ss.os o.
 .aioa mt sunday ,, IslI a. m south, tsoa a. m-, WASHINGT0 N-Ncrth, II 0. a. m. sl7 n m Sunday. s-Si a. m. - So uth. s.ss a. m, sSO ID. NEW PREsToN-North. Il. .is a. m., e.ai D, m. Sunday, s.l3 8. m.'- South, ss4s a. m., els p.m. Sunday, 4-3s D. In. -. RON iFokD-Sorth, ll.sf a. m., ts.sO p.m. Sun. day, 9a a. m,. South, ts.4o s-ma fs.os p. m. Sunday, 426 p. ID.
 MoRRIs-North, ll.4o. tsSs D. nj. Sun. day, Ioes a. m. South, ts s5 m.. l-ss D. m. Sunday. AIS p. m.
 BASTAM-North. ls. .o5 p .m,s44 D. m. Sunday, iefo a. m. South, s.s7 a. m I -ss p.m- Sum- LAHE-North, tls Os pm, ts.4 D. m. Sunday. tlo.a4 a. m South, ts.25 a. m . il ss m, Snn-. ILITG ls.I5 D. m, sss B. n. ]. Sunday, le-S0 a. III. South. SEQ .. m. Il5 p. m Sunday. $50 D. m. !.
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The Hatest Markets lA WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS AT BRIDGE.
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sES ,-E@S si.a ls,= sJa FRoM OUR sHECIAL CORRESPONDENT

ffoM OUR sEEcrAL coRkEsrospEsr.l. a .ga ai I3 g. s Es-- :: sc7- S -s T
 Butter choice creamery print 27s2s, choice creamery tubs 28a2e, choice .dairy 22afE, fair to good 1sa2O. common butter l5ale factory cheese .Ilal2, 1 3, sage chefse: l3 fresh near by eggs, comiDg.in m"He plenty 20a32;. chickens alive llal2. Edressed Hale; fowls alive 5Sa9,s dressed !3a1 A. geese. dressed l3a1a; ducks dress ed lfa16; calves alive 546 1-2, d. W. 10a II ?; sheep d. W. 7a9; hogs d. ", Ga |714; baled hay S16alS per ton, loose sls420; sbaled istraw. sl6s17, loose straw sl4fl5s potatoes 65s75 bu; onions red 65a7p red 7Oa75s white sl aOs2;. squash winter lal-2c lb; cabbage s2a5 per. 100, red fabbage Case ca; caulifower l5s2oc ca; beets 50c bus carrots 35a5O; parsnips 70; tqInips common 25e, rutabagas 30a 40; celery S1al. % dog punches :; radish 20 42Pe dez punches j.. dried peas SIIOa p lbu ;.4maErowab beans. s2 20s2 25s me diuh beans, i$l. .T5a1 80; ;apea beans. sE 75a l s0s honey l2aI4c lh; beeswax soc: choiee baldwin apples s2s2 30; fair bald wini sl.5oa2;;. choice .greeping apples S2ad 90; eommon.appies Sl.50s2; eyap- oratfd apples 7a9c lb; |. cTanberries slia l3 bbls grapes 3a10c Ib; buckwheat flour $2. .25a2.40; light maple sugar el0c lb {: dark maple sugar 6; maple syrup 65 75 gal. S.l
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 EMMANUEL CHURCH NOTES

. '. '14 z', s1f7F7 .. E7 1.s'7- . ..l 2
 Rev Alexander Hamilton. closed. bis labors at Christ church on Sunday. last, pr Riker of Portchester, N. sY.s accom- panied him and delivered. the sermon. Mir Hamilton now has only to care for s sEmmandel parish and to which he hopes to be able to give all his time. With Dr RfKer he returned to Nerwalk on- Wed' nesday. OnfSunday next he will go to sLeWisboro, N.sY .,t with his fE.end, Rev Charles M.Senecks who has charge. .siHe is ever ready to lend helping hand ito weak parishes. It is hoped that all will be benefited with his ine sermon. 5-,
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BEDDING.

E J%ry Careys who moved intos HehFy
 af's house on the Ridge ard leased khe blacksmith shop, is doing rushing 'busihess. ,. He. shpes horses nsw for !, and being q quick wotkmagy he1ur as off ' gopd many day. 1
 : IA William H. Burr was taking his sssn 's1n Marcus. to stepney Depot ca bis res xiisfnIto the Storfs Agriculturar coIleges fhe box sleigh turned around on aSni icy 13l burning out It's occupants: The
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|
 hofses ran a-short distance and became. entaGgleds inathe telegraph poles and
 wdre stoppsd withoutmuch' 'da mag be- jiag done. s7 \ Mrs Henry Sanford has been the re- cipfent of a large box, of Christmas gifts
 fra dm her brother, Charles, of. of Ghieage n ss
 Rev and Mrs Luther spent Christmas
 widh friends in New Haven. z21 Ss44
 sE EFea Gilbert, while saw ing. wood, had hislfeet frozen. -d g.-aiF,: k 1T. s.l < ;. zu LEc4.. F Hev and Mrs Swan were nicely remem-
 ben ed by theirE parochial friends at .Chi iistmas time; also by many not, in the s,sAgG@}Ss& ESS .a1&st ks'A sscA -' sA essN paipsh' ..sei 4--ii.l
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BRfDGEpoRr. .,ll-a ,
A.HdUT FotlsasrA N eHss

s.ssa sslss
 A Eood fountain pen is ~worih practi- eallyIits weight in gold. But there are 50 m4ny-worfhless bness ii hls- the market that pnde is at d fdss fo .K5sosx ris Nbich to buy. The best yet 1sehtsediis'the Frank slfh, which is guaranteed in every respect. It does not food of la.k artd. win last 1sa 'lifeti hs Ths psns aaes e. Ii carat gold s;nd warr4nted, These se SSd6idd for the e low price pfst:5osby Northrop, the art and mhsid dealer of f;af J oiln street. BTidee, port: His.store ls alsoshead qliarters lof ees|music, fofios, bictpfe ..ffrsmss, ef-
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denly and go as suddenly as they come. No sight seer nor moneH Saver can affqrd to stay away from the Big Store. If you ean't-get- hold of the New Haven Daily " News, Journal and Cour- fer" Register" or"- Ul;niefa,,", it's safer t9 habitially visit us, at least once a5weei S.i FssEg
 There's PrSls SSslluif9 s free exhibition, 5oSoeo4 specinlsnis of birds, in sects and reptiles, They'll probably be gone , when you read this. Worth ahYbqdy's 50 4tehts itoJ see. There's our SecohdL Annual Prize Doll Show. That, we pIanned ourselvesi'a and told. you aboat.-~LQpens s,to the public Jan. 14th. Worth coming miles to see.
 There elthe weekly Sales, pregnant, o,sni. oong., gw.,itA'l Rfeffst ,tf frst-of-the-year "c el e br a. tion." A January Jolihca- tion, so to speak. A time when our always lowest prices are dropped to I0a0erI than our lowest. With the enthu- siasm of December's great sales sfIl septhusing us. we groE Hlly1trckless about prices. Wc'hope you caught gIr' ps. of our Stationery % SnL jtt c'o;"d. It
 s.s5y clam'er Suits for s!d98 \ f.
 lA,>. your choice of two design.
 s6soo sjd,boar,ls for $sa.5o
 Oa ot the odd" pieces with q i ."Iess price.
 $50 Extension a >rs for $r7.oS
 ssj. % riet GIas,sl lol arS,75 .-
 S< @.i@us in high class Rockers with from $500 to $5.o0 'p)aned- from original prices.
 Furntur, seroud nnl Third Floors
 MALLEYNEELY4ADGo. 5. ooRi CHAPEL ANpFEMP1k SITS.
 NEW HAVEN, CONN.
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Ladies' 25o, Hemstitched Aprons at IA ,AlaR{. "a 'sG +'.tr" '"--. ''-'''2 V. eacnAepty a,a orw svt,ss-. '& it' ''5''' % ' sL&diasSl5G all silk Handkerchiets at 8 for 25c. ''''',''
 e.CRAdfen's' wool mittens He per pair chilaren's fast black hose pairs tor asc. D, .-' 100 dozen mems all wool 25c socks at just half price l2 l-2c per pair, Mems ssc leath ,tss ,.,va g',so z 70 {. ',,n1 :, ,' , ,,. CT working gloves, 23c a. pair, No. 5i all silk ! @E. Q " % satin-edge gro. grain ribbons at. lowest price inthe city, % ayard. ... .--------- IF ...,,. r- vasa.se.4.s~ s.1- p ss.is ~ t- Bhousanas sot,, bargains. in Notions, Gloves, Underwear. Lace colleretts, scarfs, Tidies, Perfumery. etc at the popular trad ae pIaee of %''s ''',' ;,,, '' ,..% ,.,., ...
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DANBURY DIVISION,

h., $50, 5.1s, SEQ, 6. .55 p. m. South, 10 30
 95l m., F. 40. 4ss, e.5I P. Sunday, sso5 a. T 4, {, ,05 p. m. BBTHELtNorth, GAS. 7.sa, lo4s a. h.,
 aa, B., 2: @ :os' s:4s, sas P m, Sunday. loI7 a. n T,
 42s, 5Is. p. ID. Sunday, s.ls 8. m-, Sig p:n. HHDDlNG-North. 7-26 B. m, 2.as s45 m. Sunday. l01l a. un., SIS p. In. South. d. m.. SIS D. ID. sANF0Rn-North, 7.2o a. m., PA. s.ss D. m.
 sunday, 1006 a. m., 09 D. m. South, 6.sq a sIh., l2bs.7l5 p: m. Sunday, s.22 a. m., 5.s2 p. BtiANCHyILLE--North, 7.Is. l0.Ss p. m-, sl7, 5l37. s 80 P. ID. Sunday, 10 a. ni, sd9 D. mn.
 puth, eA, I-53. io.ls a- m-, l.a5 s.4S, sI p. m. SfIfdsy, s.2s a. m., 5. 5 p. m. HORGETOWN-North, 1.o9 a.. m., 2i3. 6.s6 ps Jn- Sunday, s-57 a. m-, 5s p. m. South, eLSs; n n LOS. 7.2s-p. m. Sunday, e:3l a. lri., 5-sI
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A SERMON IN MEMORY OF THE BIGELow CHILDREN, PREACHED AT THE BAP- TEST CHURCH BY REV MIR JoNEs.-TExT MARK 10 0:l4-16.
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A DELIGHTFUL SURPRISE PARTY.

l DELIGHTFUL SURPRISE PARTY.
 q ss s4 f&
 A very pleasant surprise party was given Mir and Mrs Ellis Wheeler, Thurs day evening. Between 7 and 8 o'clock, Mrs Lane and Master Chester Wheeler, dressed in ''ye olden tfme'' costumes, k nocked at the door which was opened by Mrs Wheeler, and introduced them- selves as MT and Mrs Candle. They re- ceived hearty welcome from MT and Mrs Wheeler, as did. the 50 more neigh bprs and friends who followed them, into the house. The young, people played games. while the. older people enjoyed themselves in pleasant conversations un- til about 10 o'clock, when all did justice to a fine supper furnished by the ladies. Spon after all departed, hoping they might have the pleasure of coming again.
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PLATTsVILLE.

E ' TX E Nit r ' Nfe5S V "
 THE RAIN FALL FOR THE LAST YEAR,
 Through the kindness of A. H. French, the overseer at the dam, we are able to give a correct report of thesrain fall for the year ending 1894. MT French has kept the acfpps for the past three years, showing the number of feet of rain fall during the gear.s Each month is given sebarately fs1t-A
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sA ssEs aAsT
 NEW YORK & NEW ENGLASpR. B. R.

HAW WI E VILLE-East s!os. ls D. nj. E.2o D. m. West fsss
 a, m, f2-5S p. m.
 SAfDf W.s, s,s HookEEsst ,s la.la. 7.a7 p m. ~sopTHBURfoEas ~ Is.2I, 7s7 p. ID. West
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BPTsFoRD-North..7 2 ss6s Ie.N q -rn- l1su, 'aus.
 b4. Loo D. m. Sunday, $40 a. m. South, II7,
 s-'o. h-S6 a-m, 4s7, TOT pm. Sunday. s.ss stEREEY- North. 7asr lsss ,s, m. 1sm.4ss, > S5S D. m. Sunday, a. m South. TsasS -9os.
 70 a. m, 4.45. T.l6 p..m. Sunday, 6.3s n n
 tQNG H1LL-North, 1.2a. 1o.ls. ll.4l 6. m, AS,
 S4S P: m Sunday, 7a D. m. South, 73l,
 S.os. H4s a. m5 45l, 1al p. m. Sunday s-4S rfUMBULL-North, 7.l6, lo.Is, n.ss a. m.,
 442, 6.4S p. m. Sunday, TAT a. m. South -T t6-50 D. m. BRIDGEPORT-North, 7.05. 10, Il 10 a. m., 4s0. d30 p. m- Sunday, f35 a. m.~ ArTive,- [ I.5g
 9.25 a. m.. l2-O5, 5.io, 7Ao p. m. sunday 5.oa
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and He blessed them with the spiritual blessing he came to give and set them
 apart for himse f. Happy are our chil-
 dren if they have the Mediatos's blessjng
 for their pFtlonl Chlist hl}sha little children tosday by caaiag theh ltd Mna- self and taking them up in his everlasting arms. Our children are only loaned to us tp, ,cllREus on opr way. Children are 1iast Hike plants ia iad kafdaa a1they sare IssadeE little, g, p2sgtals subject to oblightand disease and are So aptstebe nibped by the fro st of sin that will harden their hearts. Parents are only under gardeners; there is one Head Husbandman that watches every plant that grows. There was a little garden planted, having four beau tiful shrubs in it's bed the Master watch ed with loving eye, he saw the little plants growing and becoming more beau
 tiful every day and he became anxious
 about them and said that he would trans plant them into the garden where blight. frost nor death would never attack them and he first plucked little Gertrude, then. Florence, then Charlie and last he took little Mamie, and Jesus, yes blessed .Je
 gds, took them up.in his arms and now 1 bhey are pressed to his bosom. Mother, why weepest thou? They can never come toI yop again but yoe Iesa Igd tbJ them; fyou say it is hard; yes, l know it is hard, but remember what ypuFoh ime coming ever yon hill, "1t is hard but they
 are better off; they are free effem sorrow,
 pain and sin." Don't weep; remember
 little Gertrude asked you not to, when
 she said sSi s1 TEIY
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The Travellers Guide.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND Ha RTFoRu
 RAILROAD
Bn aksHIas Drv1sros

NEW HAVEN-North. $40 e. n.. t.7s p. ms. sHELToN-North o-lo a. m-, t.5l D. n; soHth,. ! isTH1RSs5S-Sorili' rG.s io.ss d. U m. sas D. m.. [ South. 1923 a. m-. 7.ls pm-
 M0NROE-North fl0s9 a. m-. es p Ea- sSgsf6ihShSorss ,sSsani ii0l, S m ss E Icss.mn~ M E Is.4. 7o5 P. m. Sunday. slo a. m. g. ,o s,oa; sEwToWNpGsorth.. .Ei %is W, ?. @i u iafis
 I5aa. 7Ia p. m Sunday. a2 SS, s,,s,h S;,s s;os; sa looa. na' a. s,s ss s; n m s1rSa, ! flals5. 5al, aao, !, ;erth. 7as. lo5s 2. m-
 south sSl 9 s E. IT. ls & saDdsy, ssi is q sm Ri RiksooKF" Riksio ,iay. s:ss P. m. -
 g. m sic. sE3itnoFs sEs. 5. m sunas1. ss is sss + an. South, 6-52 sso, 545, II.io a. m'. tIo. t. o,1S, Ss2 ?; m. sunday sAs P. ! $50. 734 p. m. Sunday. 8 il. South, si7sso'
 E W I s aud P Hi sfEnRssES s G g ss.
 m. la5. 556 p. m. South. $40. si0 assm.
 isaSftS iasf efs s m Sunday. north. fsa7 q. ms : SEW MIEFo oEsD-North, nea am. als
 sss se. slo' Wii snpday sSs s ms sopts.
 e'sa P. m. sunday. mi .sdsfh. fax ..snsss s
 ,l4. H:s5, bSs p.m- sunday, 4-57-p. m. -
 hEST-.Nof ofth, S-4s, lf.5i a. 1i-. 32S S6s D. rsl F Sqpday,y24a -m- South, 90 g a- aT, Sss4-,a-- F. R9S P, fn; Snnday,4S7 P. m.
 'RnNWA ALL BRIDGE-Noith, 9,05 a. m., ls.o4,. Il h m. .3lk 3-50 5s4I nsss -sunfiays.ls Ii. m. -l NEST CORNW ALL-Nofth, 9sfs- a. au.. 52 lq .- f-ap I.U1 p. m. Sunday g. AT q. tn Sofifh lOlx. III f-m-s9Ts 5-SS. s-52 D. an.s Sunday. .f.el p. m
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The young people of this place have enjoyed the skating on the reservoir, al- though the ice has been very rough with the exception of one small place which q id pot freeze until after the recent snow storm and it is here they have gathered every night to enjoy themselves skating for few hours. It seems to be quite an exertion for some of the young ladies to skate on the rough ice, although with the assistance of some young men they go very nicely, while with others they find it difficult to reach the shore with out falling down. However, no very serious accident has occurred. ..s,.s-s.
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tis1 naterials;; school books and. station:
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The Newtown bee., 1895-01-11

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The Newtown bee., 1895-01-11

"A 36-inch pipe has been laid from the
 da m to ocarry the water to Island Brook
 reservoir. A new spreader has been put in near the dam.. The spillsw has,been I lowered and. widened by gang of men
 blasting out the solid rock.
The Newtown bee., 1895-01-11

Total, 442l inches Last year'stotal was 5l.T3 fnches., ix.lI
The Newtown bee., 1895-01-11

nlllng fhelE!lc houses With extra inc ice IA inches. thick =, sf. .si..sses i:,s ls. f<3The Christmas tree tat the. Flat Rock Methodist church proved quite a. success in spite O. the forbidding weather. s1 All the little peoples at least were there and did their parts we'll, towards the enter. taihment. Ajolly Santa Claus gave each tiieir share of the fruit the tree was filled with, and the little ones felt that they had not been forgotten in the hurry and r, fash of !la9 chagreh york: .a.ssas+
 Sport Hill is filled day and night by daring coasters. Evens boys and young men from Bridgeport are tempted to try tIlis mile ride which can be had at one minute pace on double ripper. It is the finest hill Tor miles for swift ride.
 Misses Edwards, Bassick, Seeley and Friends of Bridgeport enjoyed fine coast ing, Monday.
 Mrs J. ". Sherwood is visiting at Bath Beach.
 MT BfoHa spent the holidays at ths p.aaarsonags. 2, Mrs seeley lad a aeverel fslI pich eau led her erasgreat deal Ief asn snvenisnce during the holidays. - x Miss F. H. see1ey and sister spent New Y ear day with friends out of sss .ss \ Mrs. GA. sturges and little. daughtes .werb at her father s during the hoihdAy Little Miss Marguerite had her first tree given, her by her aunts at her g grapff fatner's which was much en; jjoYad bysboth old and young. ]. -.zMsks William Wallace of Bridgeport was .onIthe hill, on Tuesday week, calling on friends.
 s.sa-The watch meeting held by the people ofqHe Methadlzt ssau}ch MaS RadI asaeRa- cd. Tiie astoa Y Il6g WFri ipIiiIqaphsa VI |tstsstin |lg ss sea ,,i es ana ali usfe slafpslssds ssatI it's isbpffhc which the sexton q faws moments sbef01 1ztdlled the old year out and at 1a ,ls. rpnS,, n sHe new ' ssass ss Y 4 sa = ss < z z
 lsser Leroy Ferry while fsalIsIne l ss ! ti1e dam near the 10, $, went tod hearsthe eaae isaisa isaanisa fell of t6esatssipps1 bafiA dswn ssss N anoae i,l6 si iii roc
The Newtown bee., 1895-01-11

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 Mother, father I would have you leave hereIto-day with new resolves between you Iand your God; promise Him that you wjll live nearer. to Him and then try to keep that promise, and whena at last you1 time will come, you will go. out. Of this life with rejoicing and che thou ghs of tie little .onesswHl cheer you on your way. and when y you reach the pearl afa. the, little ones wilt be Waiting fpE pspH and fnAma to come, and when tisey ssaes yop,khey will take yod ovarEo sae z linus,