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The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Miss Lillie Fairman, who has been en- toying vacation, returned to her posi- tion as stenographer for the Plumb Hardware Co.,, in Bridgeport on Friday of last week.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Harriet Bostwick Sherwood died at Bridgeport on Wednesday of this week and the funeral will be held to-day at ? o'clock. She was sister of Curtis Bost- wick and Mrs Isaac Beers of Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

The address of William H. Hoyt, prin- cipal of the Newtown Academy. will be Sandgate, Vt., till September l. Any one desiring information about the Acad- emy can address him there, or Rev MT LinsleY at Newtown.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Ralph Betts, the efficient clerk at s. c. Bulls drug store at the Hook, is enjoy ing his vacation, which is being spent on his bicycle in visiting points of interest in this part of the county.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Cashier I. B. Prindle, of the Pequon- mock national bank of Bridgeport, with his wife and daughter, Miss Louise Prin- dle, are guests at the Grand Central ho- tel for the week.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Mrs Benj amin Morris and her mother from Bridgeport have been in town During their stay they were guests at Taylor's hotel at Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

The fall term at the Union business college, Main and Congress streets, Bridgeport, opens September 2. This school provides more students with posi- tions than all other schools in Bridge port combined. Write for new cata- lOgue. F1
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

John Kain has been having his house at the Hook raised and new sills put un- der portion of it. Carpenter Thicket has been assisting with the work.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Miss Jesse Moore of Brooklyn, N. r., and Mrs Prentice of Bridgeport are guests of Mir and Mrs Wesley F. Hayes at Hayeselhurst.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Alter An Illness of Few Hours.-A Great Shock to the Family and cOmmunity.-Types of Char acter in the Deceased Which Command the Esteem of All. The Funeral at Bridgeport on Saturday.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Frank Doherty of Milford, a student of Union business college, has been placed by the school with the Wilmot < Hobbs Manufacturing Co. Also Miss Minnie Nettleton of Milford, and of this college, has been provided with position as stenographer in this city. This college provides more students with positions than all other schools in Bridgeport com- bined. Write for new catalogue.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Fine roll top desks can be had of Fay Tor t6 McGran at Sandy Hook, at low prices.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

The annual picnic of Trinity parish will occur next Wednesday at Lakeside. A cordial invitation is extended to all the members of the parish to attend.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Patrick Grove pad flying visit to Camp Coffin, Mantle, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

F. H. Shea, who formerly lived in Berkshire, has gone to Setaucket, l.. l., where he has accepted position with q rubber company.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23
GRANGE FEED STORE.
FOLLOWED ADVICE AND WAS CURED.

FOLLowED ADVICE AND WAS CURED.
 Tn speaking of Dr David Kennedy's Favor- ite Remedy, Mrs James E. Beach, of hosen1 dale. N. Y. says: aAbout seven years ago was a sufferer from Kidney disease. so SICK and helpless. could not walk step, Ina,, NY Y ps ,ss Dr Kennetiy,s Favorite Remedy. and from the the very first dose I could see improvement; and it entirely cured me- My huspand qseu # tor fivsnepsia with excellent results v Fay, n,.ite Remedy diss lives tEe excess of uric acla in the blood, thus curing disease. Sueh aat ments as rheumatism, dyspepsla,, kaunsy ..ela'sl sn iar et fo women, afl arise from this cause and are cured by Pr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

The Assembly of 1885, of which Sena tor Houlihan was member, held re- union at Pleasure Beach, yesterday. MT Houlihan attended.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Maeter Ernest Fisher has returned from Torrington after spending his tum. mer vacation with his aunt, Mrs Fred Tripp.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Warner, Taylor & Curtis are offering a bargain in storm serge. See their adver- tisement for particulars.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

There will be no services at St Johns on Sunday as Rev Mir Wright is still ab- sent and will not return till some time next week
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Arthur Brown from Fairfield has been a guest at Landlord Taylor's at the Hook. this week.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Miss Sbky, who has been boarding at Ira Wildman's for the past two weeks, has returned to her home in New Haven.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

say nothing of the additional cost of making.
 Nowadays it doesn't require the spe- cial purchase of cloth and then a calcu- lation concerning the sizes, with cutting tearing and steady application of the needle until they are made. You can also avoid the disappointment in not having someone to sew for you just when you want them the most.
 Sometimes the good housewife discov- CTS, all at once, that the sheets and pil- low cases are giving out.' Then comes the consoling thought that she can drop in here and find what she wants-plain or hemstitched, all sizes-ready to use, for less than it would cost to buy the cloth and have them made st home.
 We are having quite sale of Summer Blankets-ine, light weights, at 3.75, 4.5O, s5. 5.75, SC and 7.5O the pair. Those who have ever bought blankets here need no reminder of their virtues; those who haven't can have that satisfaction to contemplate.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Miss Lucy Smith from New Haven is guest of her brother, Father Smith, as sistant at St Roses church.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Mrs George w. Northrop of Bridge port, who has made many friends during her five weeks stay at the Central, re- turned to the Park City. this week.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

of P. H. Skidmore, had narrow escape from drowning at Milford on Monday. Miss Helen Schlag of Waterbury, who was with her. was drowned.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

symptoms appear. Edgar F. Hawley, Newtown; s. C.Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Bert Wildman went to Bridgeport, Sun day, to accompany his wife and little ones home.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Mrs I. Harrison Camp from Water bury has been with her parents, MT and Mrs NJ. 5. Otis, this week.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Mrs J. B. Wheeler attended the camp meeting at Plainville, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Edward Troy, with his son, Edward, left on Wednesday for Woodmont, where they will pass week at the shore.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the tax lpayers
 of the town of TTnmbull that the collector
 will meet them to receive the taxes on Lne list of 1894 ot said town of Trumbull as foi-
 lows: on Friday, September l3 at the stoce of
 Charles Evetts in Nichols Farm. from 10 8. m :
 m, on Saturday, September l4, at the store of stephen 0. Nichols, 10 8. m..to l2 m, aI the store of Edward Platt, Long Hill, to P. m: All who pay on or before dates advertised will be entitled to reduction of per cent; All taxes remaining unpaid after October le arc subjected to an addition of per cent per annum from the tiine when said taxes pc came due and the lawful fees and charges fol collection. F.5.SHELTQN, Collector.
 Dated Trum'oull. August 20. 1885
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

MT and Mrs John B. Gillette of New Haven were guests over Sunday of M and Mrs Otis.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

H. w. Clark of .Meriden has visited friends in town, this week.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

The ladies' ptayermeeting will be held next Tuesday at p. m., with Mrs Cro- futt.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Having ra-opsned the shop formerly occupied by K. Griffin am prepared to make boots and shoes to order, or do any kind of repair work in either leather or rubber goods; also to repair harness. Satisfactory work guaranteed
 FRANK RIVERS, VIEWPOINT.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Miss Emletta Brown of Sandy Hook is away visiting with fl tends in Middletown
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TOWN TOPICS.
MATTERS OF BUSINESS

When in Danbury call on Stern & Har- ris, 1855 Main street, for millinery, hats, infants wear, fancy goods, corsets. hos iery, white goods, capes, suits, under wear, etc.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Cholera morbus is a dangerous com plaint, and often is fatal in it's results To avoid this you should use De Wits colic and cholera cure as soon as the first
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

The stores in the Street will be closed on Labor day, September }.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

The Mitchell-Hazard case has been postponed again, from the 2Gth, to the 3lst.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

The Harry Harper chapter of the Round Table had picnic at Lakeside on
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23
NOW.

Prices are changing all the while. The season has reached that betwix6 and be tween point where Summer is getting ready to make way for Fall. In the meantime every department will put it's best foot forward for the sake of past friendships as well as for future con- quests.
 But there's one thing we want to eau tion you about-Sheets, Pillow Cases and Bolsters. Notwithstanding the ac- tual advance in raw material we can sell you these goods made up-torn and iron ed SO that when laundered they are per fectly straight-for less than the manu- facturer can duplicate the material, to
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

k. F. Hawley and family took 8 car riage drive to New Milford, this week.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

rATTI.E AIT AUGTION-I will sell at Public
 | ] Auction on Saturday, August "A, at Il
 o'clock sharp at Leonard's hotel yards: New town Center, 50 head of cattle. consisting oi GaIves Yearlings, Two-year olds and Cows. The cows are both in and coming in soon' The sale will take place rain or shine. AL- TER s. HINE, Derby, Conn. Charles fecs' Auctioneer.
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SomeISeasonableIW
 and Bargains at
K. E. HAWLEY'S

Pickling time is here and you will want our mixed whole spices, 15 vari- cities; also all kinds choicest spices for pickels.
 Fly time is here and you want poi soned or sticky Fly Paper, 2 sheets 5c, 25c and soc box, Balloon Fly Traps Fly Killers, Fly Brooms, etc.
 Window Screens, good as made, 25c S2.50 a dozen, Screen Doors, 75c.
 Headquarters for choicest Candies and Fancy Crackers, fresh every week
 Hurd's Linen Box Paper and Envel- opes, 15c box, worth 25c, 100 boxes just in at
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

ZHe Ho1vAama-Stark Couz- Ncan onnnon ana bamy, BBgaa1ii BggtterioF'' iS' streets. Patterns
 Brzaggb0rt, Couw.
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yITANTEn 10 rent for ono year or more, 2 ssrses aoais Box ss, sR Bssdssarolf i asiii or ,.
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It's extraordinary yl-purchasing finest suits 50. $50, 1000. Regular price nearly dou ble.
 It's clear, notable saving-getting $50 trou- sers for $2, $5 and $6 trousers for 3 50. Best goods obtainable. Frequently men buy two pairs. It's all your way in the sale of boys and chil- dren's suits-selling for about one-halt is the way we get 'em sold quick. $7 suits, 4.50; $6 suits $50; and for $2 the bal. ance ot our $50 and $4 lines. All wool knee pants soc, the 79c grade.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

T5OR SALE CHEAP-A good second hand
 niano. Enquire of HELEN J BEEks Berkshire.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

71ROoD sOW-- And six pigs two V weeks old
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

Miss Maud skidmors, granddaughter
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

nEING FULLY EQUIPPED-With l0-horsc
 f1 power portable engine, we arc now pre- Dared to take contracts for Saving Ties and Timber in the woods Money cannot buy better outfit. BEARD BR01HEkSs 6holtons Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23
FOR SALE.

House, barn and l4 acres of land with good fruit; located on the turnpike. near School house, quarter mile from depot place former ly owned by G. B. Hawley, JOHN CLAY. Step ney Depot, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23
JOHN E. KEANE & GO.

THE GREAT MIDSUMMER SALE.
 COMING TO A CLOSE sold the weekly record Buyers from section going their homes the ftheir experience with goods and prices.
 in have good clothes been
 sold so low
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23

BANKING CO.-subsczIbed M capital, esoO.Ooo. Paid in. 46oo.0oo Is.1es per cent Debcnturc Bonds of e1oq. .e2Qo. e8e e6oo, q 900 and esoo9 wn5en sTe 9y {. escs s,,S
 sfate. L-. D. aANlo11. Agenk n 1a1no4
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ve good clothes been low.
 STRAW HATS 69c. Your choice from the entire stock. Nothing reserved, sl, f 50, $2,2 30. Any one for 69c.
 DUCK TROUSERS. The $1 and l 25 grades 75c. Mexican Grass Hammocks, soc were 75c. The next two weeks will be the grand. clear ing up period. All the summer goods must be moved out 10 make room for the largest stock of tall and winter suits and overcoats this city has ever held.
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.1T ~ LIEf' SAYS he.
"rts a mer' SAYS he. vehemently.
hooking only ~ Glare. Deny it" Ills
voice IL afern. commanding
she too. had risen.
aIt Is the truth" says she. IN dying
tone Leave me now She looks fnii
at him. and he can see that her eyes are
brilliant with pain. her lips-her dear
lps-whiie.
Later on l viii explain: but go now.
go"
The voice dies away.
II Is midnight.
Tfron the terrace Carlton PAGES up ana
down with bat one thought In his mind.
To see her. 10 upDraid her. 20 leave her.
For a moment he rests by the ratings
aud. even as he does so. nc finds her
beside him. She lays her small white
hands upon the raillngs. too. very close
90 his. and looks up at him with clear.
open eyes. There is no shame in them
no change nothing save the old. unal-
tcrabIe love.
'weli?' she says. slowly.
lie returns her glance with terrible
anger in his.
rs II your part 10 question:"
Let mo have my one question" says
sae, quickly. You can have all the
rest"
And your one?"
She hesi'ates.
After all II can wait" she says Ask
me anything you Ike now. and I will
answer you" Then, incousequentiy. as
becomes woman Does ~ seem too
bad 70 your Can you ind no excuse.
knowing all you DO? knowing Of him p"
Tlmidiy she lays her hand on hts. but
be nings 10 back.
what did you mean? What did you
hope forg"
u hoped for love thing [ had never
yet known. ! hoped for a happiness (
had never 80 much az dared 20 dream OF
before. I hope" she Kings up her head
for life with your
lie t. silent. he IL thinking OF thar
little hand hc had lung from him.
II hoped. too says she. quite evenly.
with the evenness of despair. that once
out OF the beaten track OF the world the
fact OF my having husband alive would
never be discoverod-would a, all events.
never reach you. thought was sure
he would never find mer'
"Oh. fool" says he. passionately.
II know know know" Suddenly
rs Il came the wild burst of anguish
dies away. and The dun tranquility that
had characterized her before comes back
yet one can hope against hope and
somehow I never doubted. Fool. indeed
You have well named me-"
Don't mind what I say tonight" saws
hc. in the tone OF one physically hurt
Surely their LAST moments need not be
fnli Of bitterness alone.
She turns 20 him In troubled sort OF
way
Tonight"
Tonight" sternly. I'VE part forever"
''oh no."
Tomorrow" dogreflly. anguish ring
through hts voice, stern though he keeps
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ecyyrsxh, by sacheIler. johnson & Bach
etter.
cn-r,nses from Frffay.

nv dear Glare. youz-' says he. I
a.-Ftv eKrecfa8 ~ meet you IN this re-
r.afa apaf A frfead Of yours he points
fsfffserateIy a. Carlton. pray Introduce
r. an always. my dear sir. delight
. 20 meet any u Lady Strangs1ay 3
friends"
Carlton rises.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

STIMSON-ln seattle. at the residence.
corner OF Prospect and Kentucky
streets. Thursday. May 2 1870. Helen.
daughter NJ Mr.. and Mrs. +. ;. St3msou,
OF commissions. aged three months and
twenty days,
The remains were buried In Lake View
Genet cry vest er,iay afternoon. services
being held al the residence.
NJ kINNON Nakusp. y. G.. on Thurs
day May , lNa Mabel Beatrice Mckin-
AEnl Z wars
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Found For sale For Rent and Situations
Wanted Viii bc inserted at the rate Of
cent word each insertion. Payment al
ways IN advance. No advertisements re-
cetScd for less than - cents.
NOT1CE-The business orr Of the
poat-IuteIiigeucer is open antU II y m:
Sunday hours a m. to > m. ClaSsi-
fed advertisements VIII se received Up 10
this time
Tho following letters await advertisers
a hts One.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed
ODDS for Tire construction OF the girls
dormitorE Of the state aEric ulturai col
lege. pullman. will he received at the
Office Of the secretary up 10 o o'clock
m. May p, 1855. no b!d received later
than that hoar VII DO considered, all
bids must he accompanied by a cerri-
fed check drawn in favor % the snere-
taTT Of the board ~ regents FOR ~ per
cent o. the amount q the hi as guar
antee Or good faith. bids VIII be- received
for all labor and material for the con-
strUTttc1 and completion or The entire
building. also separately for ali labor
and material for the mason work. car
penter work electric wiring plaE-aFlu2.
painting. heating and piumn.ng plans
and spec atoms for the building, also
the form % contract required. VIII Ia
open for examination AT the otfee ~ the
architects. stephen q jose nhane. Pho
neer building seattle Holiey. Mason.
Marks & Co. spokane and ihe office
of :he secretary Of the board ~ regents.
Pullman or ana after MAY T. $50. the
hoard reserves the right 20 refset aay
or ali bids ~ a. Bran. secretary
board u regents.
PROPOSALS FOR MOVING SCHOOL.
rc&se--Seealc3 proposals VIII ae receives!
III u noon on SATURDAY. 18th iffsr for
removing school house {1 \eweastsa
pcAt So lsI1s 9-3I7 90. 5f1 rom ia
Story frame - Yet by g. Yet tn f,,ltl5
icz H8H he expected 10 - placed al s.s
- rea zona rfv eI - wftn ,lssa r,~.
ia the xarfor uqance o. SAID work ThA
successful h,ater ~ili be- required 10 fur
nah a good and Sufficient bond tn -
SIM - g. 20 fcr che sue fulnlHnrut ~
the corr ract TSae lovrsf or any h.d TO,
reces%aTl3y accepted. Dated at New
castle thls 1t day % MAY is91
Nv order cf TIE tca ~ or directors
JOHN N'k$EGHT
Clerk q School District No =
PISS - - addressed. Beard OF y l1c11
Dire tors. Newcastle
To CONTR ACeTy,ES-3i5s will - -
cetvst for canal ccnSt rg4~t3cn - niles
agufn u The Dalles. or. approKt-r ately
5000 ya~5s sarta. ga yar4s SOLID rock.
80 y4ry1s f0o=e rock easy work send
% o y AcCov. - Morrison Etreet
Portland, Tor specifications.
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IifIs liz.

FARR--At 3l5 Willow street. Seattle, on
saturday. April e 1879 10 Mr.. and Mrs
". J. Farr. a son.
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ADNEKTI.ERs, NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
ments changed for the Sunday issue must
hand IN copy by l O'Clock Saturday to in
sure change.
ST-TSTELLIGENCER co.
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STORM DRIVEN. +;
BY sThe Duchess Author of
Molly Bawn," Etc.

runs down 70 the garden. only 20 meet
the nea who are bringing In Lord
<fra urswayS dead fs0sy. Eie who Rad
had no heart had died OF Il.
The End
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

ABCANA IOpCE No g. r and \ NJ
Stated meetings second and fourth
Mondays OF each month
Z. T. PATTEN. W. NJ.
A = GIBBS See
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Tals r7oy was begun IN Wednesdays
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LAND ( RIP.
srORAGE.

sTOODARD & BROWN sTOR k.s.Ss,sg. ~
many. dr. storage IN brick bus5.iss.ass
f~~ei rates. once Burke bHli1ns-
sT0RAGE-4Io sou:h second street. :
Readman.
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SAII.NfAKFR-.

y. II. COLBY. rallmaker ana 80, - ccss2
Ter aaosrrneu' a Quilts aAi D"'
Railroad avenue.
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Births. Marriages, Deaths.
In order 10 secure correct insertion OF
notices under these headings. the same
should be left al the business offices OF
this paper. No charge Is made for such
notices.
Funeral notices. resolutions or other
special announcements viii be charged at
the rate OF 10 cents per line each inser-
ton.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT co.
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FOR RTNT STORES.

FOR RD%T-- Basement. Apply city
Paris. - Se,2aI str-et.
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STOVE REPAIRS. ali kia4@ In TAR.
street.
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J. \. LEE x CO, S5 West Strea,. -,
produce. poultry. eggs go lFIss
Srondence solicited. eesrs
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EDUCATIONAL.
INSTRUC TON.

INSTRUCTION-Ba guitar and man.
dolin: rapid progress guaranteed. Club
practice free. Prof. Sherry. col Burke
building.
ANTED-Vioiln pupils. juniors. 10 les
sons for 80 Address f. is.
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GORDON OBI, s eo-W 93olesale coaniss,
tables. ll5 West Marion. ssse
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WANTFsTs-Appl5cau1 for clerk and "a ?
rier examinations 20 - held soon n Us
city. 20 write TO thA National Cor. IT.
sfifute washington, T.. G, for Tree
"srsoinr erS -
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COMMISSION MHRCH.xrs

CALIFORNIA COMMISSION 90
srS 81 California AMI Oresson srs.s--usak
pro3uCe. 81 West street. .ss a.
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RoOkBINDEEY.

REMOVED-F. Anthony. roo -, tf'sserrJ.
moved 70 Front street TOO 10. fsks -
Kline & Rosenberg bplIlil So blssS
elevator. perfect fat opehihs
books made 20 order.
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WANTrEJD-C44rl TO take care of small
child: wages. 8: state age. Address L.
e. Post Iur eiligencer.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-20
CENTRAL AND sourn AMERICA.
1t ia Relieved the Republics There En-
dorse the Presidents Message.

1t Ia Rosieved the Republics There En-
dorse the Presidents Message.
WASHINGTON. Dec. I9.-The excite
ment subsidized greatly In tho vene-
zuelan question to day and the Senate
seems dispose dAo avoid trouble. Among
Secretary Olney's callers to-day was
Ministers Andrade. OF Venezuela, and
Romero. o; Mexico, representing two of
the first republics of Central and
South America. Though this was diplo-
mntic reception day their call at this
particular sime, when the Monroe doc
trine is as applicable to their countries,
has received 70 forcible conatruc ton
by the United S.ktes occasionsd much
comment.
Although mono of the diplomats con-
sent to be quoted in regard to their call
on Secretary Olney, it is said they have
received kilograms from their respec i've
governments endorsing the views of
President Cleveland. Among tho South
and Central American diplomats them
selves the feeling is nlmoss unanimous
that there should be speedy settle
ment Of all the troubles OF the Western
world.