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The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10
The NeWtoWn Bee
 rRIDAY,sMAY 10, 1895.
 CIRCULATION: JANUARY 1, 1S62. olu olu LAST WEEK 3loo
Litcbiield County News
NEW MILFORD.

| A BUSY STORE.
 l With characteristic energy Treat & Starr, the lively dry goods house at New Milford are showing some of the hand somest goods the season affords. A BEE representative who recently called to see
 MT Starr could hardly get word in ager of the establishment looking out for the wants of his visitors This is cer- tainIy good sign and further words are | unnecessary, but while it made the scribe ! feel that his room was worth m ore than his company just then, he did take up | just a little room moving about the diff ferent departments of the store and mo- | tiLipg how large and complete was the stock and how handsome in design the goods displayed. The millinery depart ment is wonderland of beauty for the | ladies. MT Starr secured 8 Miss Wells tood from New York, milliner of eight years experience in the metropolis, and her work has been very acceptably re- ceived and of the finest. Judging by the number of parasols the firm have put in the ladies won't need to get tanned this season. People from surrounding towns visit the store largely, for in it's every de- partment the assortment of goods is the best to be had.
 DEATH OF BURTON A. WHITE.
 The announcement of the death of Bur ton A. White, of Yale '96, in Mondays papers created quite surprise here. MT White passed the most of the winter in New Milford and had made many friends.
 NEW MILFORD WANTS RAIN.
 Quite drought is at present hanging about New Milford and rain will be welcome visitor. The dust is becoming unbearable and the weather quite warm. H. Leroy Randall has carpenters at work extending the veranda to his house in South Main street.
 Owing to several cases of illness it is reported that the Ingleside school will remain closed until the fall term in Sep tember.
 B. c. Holcomb, of the New Milford steam laundry, has taken the agency for the McPhail upright piano. MT Holcomb is fine musician and gives lessons to those wishing to learn on the piano, gui- tar, banjo, violin, clarionet, etc. He is also the leading clarionetist in the New Milford band. The McPhail piano is made in Boston. Mass, and has many first class testimonials.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10

COCHRANE BROS, WEST CORNWALL, coas'
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10
THE WEST SHORE B.

This Range has two tops. 8 20, 9-20. It's length over all on it's top, is 12 inches less than the Hole Range Of same size oven.
 It's Ash Pan, Swinging Hearth, illuminated Door, " ater Front. Covers and F1repiaces are the same as the Hole 920.
 There are three sets of fixtures for the E. Range. Those for burning hard coal or wood those for wood only; Also cast iron Things, with Pouch Feed, for burning the soft smoky coal of the Vest
 It has 4-S or inch, and two finch boiler holes. and the small holes are over the des- cending and ascending hues, affording ready access to clean them. Water Fronts tor all sizes, when burning Anthracite coal.
 For Sale By
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10
WEST CORNWALL.
PERSONAL CHAT.

PERSONAL CHAT.
 The Misses Morse of Torringford have rented c. E. Baldwin's cottage for the summer.
 George w. COchrane was in Hartford on business, one day this week.
 Charles P. Butler has just purchased a wheel from George R. Smith.
 Theodore Sturges is having bay window on the south side of his house, Mr Bodwell is doing the work.
 Eugene F. Scoville and family of Bridgeport are visiting at Moses c But. leT's. Mrs W. s. Powell is spending this week at her home in Long Hill
 Mrs Al. Carson of Pelham Manor IS guest at Henry F. Rogers'
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10
In Fairfield County.
STEVENSON.
PERSONAL AND FARM NOTES.


 c. B. Wooster and wife, and Mrs Dwight Wooster of Ansonia, and John Wooster of Seymour were guests at Stiles Loveland's, last week.
 Samuel Stevens had S cow get into the mud so that she could not get out without help, and when extricated she could not stand up. He says he has been on the farm for Al years and like accident never happened before. He has two- year old heifer that has twin calves and a yearling that has a calf
 Spring is here in spite of the cold April, and earlier than some years by a week. The oriole has come week in advance. Your correspondent saw the beautiful red robin, last Sunday, the bumblebee, hornet and the beautiful DO tato bug are all on hand to meet the farmer putting in the seed.
 Silliman Sherwood is having new slate roof put on his house.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10

inc bebule0em GFaDSe VOCeQ dG US last meeting to charge five per cent or the cost price of property to all borrow CTS.
 A speciel Arbor day meeting was held by the Bethlehem Grange, April 29 and the lecturer had very interesting pro- gram appropriate for the occasion. mAnd now the wheelman are out enjoy ing our fine scenery and fresh air.
 The way the flag in the Sixth school district is displayed must inspire all kinds of patriotism. Sometimes at half mast, other times bottom side up.
 Miss Grace Atwood of Woodbury has spent several days with her sister, Mrs N. l.. Bloss..
 Rev Edward P. Aver reports that his church has since the year opened contri- buted $40 to foreign missions and $15 to Nebraska sufferers.
 Miss Alice E. Bird is in New York for a short time.
 Enoch Humphrey is critically i'll.
 H. B. Lucas of Merijen is in town setting stone for the late Capt l.. F. Scott.
 Frank Stoughton and Samuel P. Hayes were in Litchfield, last week, serving as jurymen.
 Seth Calhoun of Bridgeport has come with his family to occupy his parents old home.
 H. N. Lake is boarding at Frank Kerchberger's.
 Mrs Earnest Doolittle and Miss Peck were at G. c. Smiths over Sunday.
 Miss Anna B. Lake visited her uncle, N. B. Futile of Milford, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10
KENT.
THOSE SIMPLE BONE CATERERS.

Two Italian bone gatherers who gave their names as Mike Dabell and Thomas Patricks were arrested here, last Thurs day charged with stealing 8 quantity of lead pipe, from Walter o. Page of South Kent. The pipe was found in their pos session. They were taken before Justice T. D. Barely and upon hearing the war rant read plead guilty to the charge, the fine, amounting to $15.s5, was promptly paid.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10

W. T. Sanford, Station Agent of Lee per, Clarion Co.,, Pa., writes: can rec emmend One Minute Cough Cure as the best ever used. It gives instant relief and quick cure. B. F. Hawley, New town; s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10
NO SECRET IN THIS WOMAN's CASE. Mrs. Campbell Wishes Her Letter Pub- lished so that the Truth May Be Known.

ESPECIAL TO OUR LADY REApERs.l Of the thousands of letters received from women all over the world by Mrs.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10
TO CALL A RECTOR.

We understand that the Episcopal so- eiety have extended call to Rev MT Mo- Dougal to be their rector and expect
 The Ingersoll ladies were out riding, last Saturday, and when near Bulls Bridge their horse without any warning fell dead in the road.
 The Town hall is resplendent with 8 bright new coat of wall paper and in future therold name will be discarded. Gibbs hall will be the name by which it is known, Cor that is what MT Gibbs says.)
 MT Duck, the new proprietor of the hotel, intends to make extensive i'm. provements in the house and grounds and in short time we will see the build ings beautifed by new coat of paint.
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AMUSEMLNTS


MARIE BURROUGHS VIII make her
fut appearance ast H,ur lu Sails InkU
tonight. Few rcff.s.ra ON tGr tm.r..
ON sfa'f,.. ,.r. r,I0r, f,..tI.r brs, ma.
tbIu I.Jv and Iu brr U.v, MAJ. TU,
pr4a..als. slr .lglt D., l,. ...alI..i gl "a
r.vgI o.,lr.u I.. Ilrr bu.r,,t ma v.gIl
Known noior Louis aia.sIr' Hcc5m.
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80. '...' NV, -l' 'i. ~ Ny''.'
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80 .,.r, . .' wy '.," IVY ul' ',,'.
$500. ~, .'',' '''' .Ii.o''i sue N'.
49,.
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AllA hiiLihN.l.l-i tVas aud
o'1h.tf uIv.f 1i ilr luyater Nom
uay ana lhu HlIu 10 suliH began tula
noIhlnr'
oIUEOE tIsNAN's Hual lecture last
evening uI.W only too FmuIltai MuI
no 1u audience. tlr.prrreIstlun WtaHa
LU.u, however, as 10 tHr recrIrfs had
utru Thousand dulIurH. Ns kul-
uaI'f lUaufu Uu tuu slUuliau guI,IglI
uAiIuI WtH illustrated uy lantern slide
Views Huu Wa. ufaslhltsaIy interesting
throughout. uc was frequently uI-
YluuIt4 during tho evening. nui hIr
vivid recital 90 tho tufru.u political
conditions uEsuug iu Russia, aud the
woes OF tho cxilps Boz siberia
ly.t most striking impression ON
ul. HuIi,lm.
An luturullnr Meeting took
place i1 Tho box uuco alter the
lecture between Mt KEENAN, aud MI
aud ME-. WtU JIaws1u. WIN have
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WOREllGnENS NETTING.
Dielsila Of tho Proposed Bond Issue
asi Prohibition Question.

Al1 iIohlbtl'oh question
Ihse Wa q large at,unianco at tho
mUIag of the workingnon held IN
ne walker pavilion yesterday an1r.
H5.a
RulIaiIons worn adoI tsI urging up.
0aibe cry Council the necessity Of
ilFuyIug the condition Of tho street,,
ali % mpplnR the springs IN Emlgru-
ull canyon 10 provide purcr water,
aH) uIglug them 10 take tho sewer
Wo'A out of tho hands Oi tho con.
UAllu uul O. mp.rtu DO hy days labor.
Toe Meeting was addressed by j. I.
Murphy alrr which n. W. Lawrence
Nas Introduced and spoke in opposition
% hq.Huu of any moro banls. Warren
'll'ti iuuu spoke ON woman fuilupo
all l1e prohibition movement, iavof-
llgu1 prlhluilory clause In lhc Coufl-
luton, uu, favored local option. lilo was
Il.1Wgl hy l., j., Hal, VINO spoke In
aNof 20 the prohibition clause.
a irt1luilun was then pnssuI favor.
jog lhr election NJ United States suna.
'.lt uy vote n the people, that the
Il4lea 40 our courts no elected by tho
ig9pr the supreme Court Judges not
" exceed tlA yUnfa ami Ono district
l4lg'' nor 90 exceed fur y0au; that
we 20 ayslrm should bu abolished anu
ll Il.'Hra uu paid q stated salary; that
NV llt.m tax is a truo principle, ami
WAY .uuh tax should be- fixed by "a
conditional provision.
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81 tu-,t.u. ,F... .t.t -
~
lhe poi'cea icw Gays $50 Tor ihH crime
~ procuring guns 'ot purposes li piI.-
Tuition
o., me pt9seeuu. pa WAs conducted by
County Attorney Whi.iamure aud tua
..lel'L woman was ltl-A-gdoy lawyer
Noiay
Lue hfat WllNcs'' tifI 10 year
o. ake VINO ilVea in 'ne u.ucl-'esu
part OF sue C.lyt tH.u IIE H.u was IH-
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AROUND TIE COURTS.
r,f Justice Merritt Engaged With
Civil Jury Cases.
SEALED VERDICT RETURNED.
p,,, aud Damhgo-Mamlc Lcr,t hl"6irl
yagrani,D Acquitted by a
Jury.

fudge Barloh having departed i5'
ivan. Ch.si Justice Merritt So now
alone 20 run Third district count
t,.ip.,s until bis colleague RETURN
s5m, tbrss weeks hence.
DOR IuE rLAtSIrF.
The iufy before whom was irlel Yei-
,..,i,y trT s8II gAunge uult Ui Ilaia
psi..gH. she iurmur lcgstu % thu
ttc,,f. House.. We Patrick Pholan aud
.'N.9 Iisys. 0wnslB of tlc premiFufi
..'l .,.rUIus brought in % scaled Nui'
wy. gnIigg i5r TAG pIaiutiiiu the iull
..e,nf rI9ImpI. Tue allegation made
Iy no plaintiff was lh't sue 'iehIl'
IN uuaWiuly converted 10 thcli
[euuacu atuam hcalnE plant winch
,Iteen placed IN the LOttl outing htf
occupancy
ru uESr AND DAMAGE.
r6i. morning tHo hearing of luat1Ut
.-,i,n Wa. BEGUN iu which Mi. tu4-
t..bisrIs1 tHs plaintiff, thu drfoHdauis
A. ir.s Instance being jay II. SicpluuF,
h. Do. Piece and Jackson bolton
ya.N Putnam Cos the plhiutui A.-
,.r4rya 10 b. Richards nni At. 81.
E..,1g f.r tHr defendants.
ID We sought 10 obtain Judgment
s.aIHrt lhu defendants in tnu sum OF
500. alleged 70 10 euo upon certain
i5sd executed by Stephens ns princl'
IlIaul Mt',it' l,'s ~. "u' 1871 49,.
aItgilgsi t'hll'i'ligH W. w.. ~.
unuo ny lAn uu''''''i, ~ ,,'t. ~
igma @. D 49, W. ~ w., B '',G a.,
entered lh,3 IN" ,.N - '' t
himself 7.'l nuN. itu.t',.' t..,
i91A w ilH tu' t',j' ',t,......,','
ace5iliuk ,o guy l,"',''', d. -' ~. .','i
DO MNulA "'h IVY "f f"' iN'''
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Wales, ia ihs yeas ll7 A. D., AMI at
irlasulsr intorvaH o. She year ll51i
whru ana Important ono was held iu
Cardigan cato. From this datu o.
revived until temporarily checked by
900 roproielvu laws OF Henry thu
Fourth.
Tue neat important b 'o1dild was
htll 90 tArmgrtuuu, W llCf, iu 1901.
a.ttr which humorous aiIus w.rH
held oy rIynl pflu.anaNIuH tHu last
ono being uu nlty 2jiI, lljs 40
OAprWyH, WaIna. Frm THIS Jal1 w.
nud a f.clrJ 90 uut f,E; iuU most ban.
ngrhat pn, uu.iaTgi was held Ht
Crsrwya Boz 1855.
tho LsiUiIaI was revived in &c.
present form, with groli thusiAm,ur
July So y anu To, 1919, 9Iuu tuH lAmguH
tHrmltihCu LHtruullI was htll.
Ff3m tI1t datu there have buHu,
with bug iuw exceptions. yearly sas.
fions iu Wales. They nrg u0w conducted
under The uu1piCuf ui tho National
Eilicdd0i association. Ui Wales, and
arc sought TOE uul IaiIluIErd by sac
highest i1 tlr land.
Toe m IIcrn Eis.rI ia has very
"ilu scope, uud, ln tue main, bias Or
iH object Che UuuJurnE rmtut and study
Of poetry music, history aul general
literature.
ln tine United Slaies tho Eulciif1i
has almost rEu.ua.yrlv assumed tho
iorm OF musical festivals. tua tow
Instance, however, prizes have been
gilstcd iJf music, poetry, prose- essays,
hc.i0u, foundations, ETC., notable
among which was th' EstUidfll at
the Worla'a Fair.
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Notes

A. y. Mallory has been taken In
custody boy sheriff Wright. Ha IN
charged with UmlrzEiemenL having
been entrusted With 500 with which lo
Umh county 10 IL alleged that he
failed 10 give proper accounting. lie
layu bona Tor his appearance before u.
s CumuitHilner IeruusI
Otn H. aneeis, Oh SAT- Lake City,
aui Mise Meuom Miller, Of Ogden,
were uuilod IN marriage by Blshop
white.
MI Samuel II. Iiel.o, OF Terrace.
md Miss Maud NJ. Emir, OF OGDEN,
we're Joined iu wodlock by Rev. 4. q.
ma, %. sat Lake.
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TIE DUNFORD SHOE To.
spencer C'.uDu obtained Writ Of
Attachment Afa.ust trg. Firm
4uIay


Spencer Claws3u ,ha afternoon
brought ualt iu The rbirI district c1lli
against lhu George Duu'lu snuu cuu.
pnny 10 recover balance Uf rrut
claimed 90 Dc duo under lHutu Of "a
portion ui tin prumIlus occupied uy the
hrm at DO Llst IDmU.g g.tuoL ltt
sintui tN.t Haiu PROMISES were leased
zoo tNH defendants from November NO.,
ls.A uIuI OltIlHr 81 no, l5Jl, N nnfuu
ui TOO ytlu, iHr the HUu ui .H. 800, st
thu ftlu 90 .lul pur month, payable Iu
advance, until Arm lUI. 1874.
anu 500 uts mlHib during ,.g
remainder gf tine umu named.
10 isnlIrRui, however tlig tho usgJu.
meat Diets uU. bnul wholly kept and
that there boz lpw duo 90 tho plaintiff
thu sum ,f la4. For tbIa, with iu-
iuIu.t 40 yer cont pgr guuum
(amuuu,inE 90 5000 aud 500 B,-
tUruUy'f Dee plaintiff turr,iITp ppyF.
Judge aigruit tAis afternoon granted
O. witt OF attachment against the guUIu
Ut the defendants.
Altrncy b. q an Young 10 the
PLAINTIFF attorney.
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The Salt L1Gg County Bco Keepors'
association Will mold their monthly
meeting uu Saturday, March 20, at
. o'clock p. M, Ia ghv nan and game
cImm.#siuuuT's lc0ms lu The new city
aud county building, iyr tHD Uurpuru
oi nominating County tru inspectors,
and any Other business that mly come
before thg meeting,
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Personal.

n'n' John r. Murdoch, ono Of
' '.-''' cuan.y'a delegates to the Con
nv, --,t1'l.nn, Cluveuliou,and au oid.tinlo
N. "aun1h legislator OF Utah, Ia iu
Ah preparatory 10 Communicative
r,,' 'N the Convention ou Monday
l.,.,. nc reports all quiet ana pros
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sulIIrnns Ennernl.

Frank Sullivan, tho suicide Wholo
,'I .'..ua were found in the mountains
!. wy Creek canyon, Will be- buried
.-lilt'W 90 II ~ IN. from Eyaus's
,,llelei,uAiug plrl0p, lutcrmeLt viii
~"s f'agu ui Mt. Olvpt cemetery.
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Tho February Repetition the county
schools show they nre 40 u l1urishlug
condition. Total enrolment - q, 100.
Average attendance Per cent, Bl.
Pupils not tnriy par cont OsIl. Mum.
hur OF lruauu, IA. Number punished,
cJTpOrAlly, gI.
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Noticeto ATTORNEYS

It ,als' Arrrt today gave notice
''' 1y viii ON Monday mex, atIOa.
gly Iaio additional settings OF civil
FEBRUARY term. VI '"'
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Suit has been commenced by John
G.. FluIstIBm 90 recover $4,000 uau-
uGgs IrJW a. u, Darlington, Plaiutu
alleges tHut bee en,rWtad defendant
with the uIuy Of his deceased vile Tor
burial when ho mutllated a portion
Of 10.
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COMMERCIAL.


-TTTT TNT0T" "T---- T7T-7| TTTT"T-
ToIny'a cira-ur house exchanges
amounted 90 slGs,Jis. same day las.
year sl00, i2i.
loDAY'5 QUOTATIONS..
Sow Yorz.-Siiver o. lead, g3.O2L
London. Silver 90.
ORE AND IULLIus.
Wells, Fasso g. O.. received tod ay;
Penn. bullion, sa, no.
o.. IL. Jones g. O., reos.ysl t0Iu};
Bullion, $2,i.U, ores, $500. Total,
sb,I.u.
bic ornisE N Go. received to-day.
Hauauef buIl..n,i.,l.l. .ivcrnuI lad
grrs, 1000; lUtN boil gn, $1,000. Iutar
$1,000.
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A HARDENED WOMAN.

new on Trial for Lurlng Girls
" lhelr DOWulall-O,her Cases
,,1 woman who eau laugh AMI chat
,1l 'pi''enlly regard lightly the hor.
I, ,sI gna'ge Of Turing young girls
,',' al'li ruin while they, Ia court,
NV, ,,,'. 'ne story Of their downfall, is a
, ~ sp'o'men Of humanity. But such
l,,', suiAn appeared before Justice
n 'hl' afternoon In the person
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OGDEN.


ol1IN. -. MAncnI. ~.
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DR.. SHELMERDINE.
Consultation Erco.
Onlce Hour, 10 10 .,
scutt-Auerblch building,
tB2 NIuiu street,
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I"U "H HF IHH NH.
.H|.lt" ..|
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CoSuuUNiau 1m alleged "mrsing
ltnk" said o. have been discovered
DO Java by Dr. DlbIis-nu account of
which appeared la the Stws some
lime agl-muCb has been satu lately
in magazines auI aowsparuu while
some writer's hail the uucNrtbiug 20, the
fossils bsa decided Victory Dr tr
theory that nan evolved from the arcs,
otho-E deny The validity or the G o..
clus.0u. Among the latter Do Dr. d..
Cunningham, professor oi anatomy iu
Dublin UnlyrrsIty. Iu a paper road
bcora the ruuUu Royal 5lcloiy aud
puotrdlH The Literary pigcH hosayg
Tho skull and tooth, oven granting
That iN.N $500 from IhH Humu |uuIE .luN.,
HT..UuI uH .uu'I .ulI,HIuTs HH would ware
IHul IlH formation Ui u NOW HmIlN lHu
Uranium 100 Toast IH undoubtedly human.
Nust certainly fUUy HrH uu. derived from
"a transition ffum NrfWH. 90 NUF uI iHu IN.
form HHHH uHt .uI cannot rNIaf, H|HIuF
tUu. hH u.NHTIHtIHu cod tHu ape HuI man
has t,..u I'HrH low down Goo thu r.uDls
logical tfH", Hui UIHh hos followed, .ur
good uf bad, lia own path, lhusu.rtIl.d
DO NHHuiufuruH Iu luu uirHHl human
lIuU, although % occupies 10 place uu ihIH
considerably |uWUT IlHu ANY human
iUrm at present known.
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know f.n tHuH4bt. .uI Ira|ra. .f g.H4.
Goo. ." Ur.r rr|I...u..e .t.l..
uHelHH#. aLU Ne..tu u,. cod art..a
fNrHu.. H..u n tHrU Htya ID. s... II.
boo ufN#T a.... HHir Ha .l fHa rrt..s...u
OF events t01s alto o. tfsr.r.fp aHI o.
Us w.sHr. vHH r.utfI DO #.
,ga %. m'r'al.. Anl, by ilo Nalt
ng % royc.a.ia8. Whatever 3. fnssl
called, wiil rgghrl 'l tho tuuol.I.n,uh..a
II'rh.tIt ",y. '1 v ,''' .f''l ' r.,..' lr' g
South Carolina aud tla. tbo oppressed
,... 800. ,'l aUI hla'h sHliI w.. laf.
.nu urhIs5t.ln w. Iong b.i9ra tGaWar i'.
.nt 20. u,I. established, DO might bo suI
r,r.. ,g .. i.t.',. In- wa Wnn. ''. ,
declared slave, ,antfabt.I4a OF uaE
.g igmro is J... af peculiar H' tlu
y iHr auI,.arrw I... r t,., .. nv.
congregation ufo .lr Quo tufa. Doc. .Iau.s.
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WwE a. 10 10 q F0r sumter crIy.
bnu0u by tho veteran association Of
the doIaftmuut Of tnr South aud tho
south Atlantic bloo6ndirg ,quadron
state of Sew York, At Brooklyn, on
the afternoon aud evening ct Monday,
April %, On This occasion, under the
auspicu5 aud management Of the asso.
ciEti %, tho auuiv rsary OF the fall q
Fort sumter Co. 1851, and Of the TO-.
hoi,iIng ii4o n,g otuv Union over
tho fuius OF the fort fur years there.
alter Will be- c1mmomomtrd by a ban.
qu,t ami by patriotic aud Interesting
.rNrTr.sts nui sTIfrsars.
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rHG RruIL,Nn TEMPLE.

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article uU Too kirkland Fem and
.l. r,.v.r.r 90 Ola, R.,,ynn....t
100. Ni H...'' N' iA' h.'lh"".a
church Who rgHlr iu tile vicinity,
,ua. af. Hr.Isr8frI Iy tBs now r.urr
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puuu hal fallen Into a Iilapidaieu c1u-
IfIrn. Isn IrrU feraifrd. 10 tba4rfI-
H.u HiAit. llhIfg Fny7 ~ the bulI 100. .
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-08

those vino strive irtpr spfcad Of Gan
uItmth, Co lh1.u whH ore l5oHus l.I
tUu inauguration 10 The Nu.u Dob
relgu 8f Cue EusI0m o.. he,ve., lHe
instructions given at the & Iunfauge
will como with i1y aud slusheI. ..
They are The words NJ the lord TO liIs
people todsy i0r their guldstc. auI
a4IvaIiHu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-08

Recently MG j, u, Tuamar, U'
Nath uaE0ts, visited tho Shenandoah
Valley virginia, sud sitter carefully
examining tlu c.uutrY located IG
Winchester, DO writes 10 Mr. v. RicI.
aris Land und Immigration Agent,
baltimore a Ohio Railroad, Ral'lm0fs,
MARY land, as follows. 81 have been
In nearly every ftstr aul Territory NJ
tho UuiitI -ialgr, and am frank u my
opinion that this valley Burla88ea all
other sections Ia tue Union, Tho
lands are low In price, sud Uioiuca
pF iilahle crops, thank you Tor J.
fucilnr me hrts, and spli it thosa sesk
INK PLEASANT anu probable homes o.
I-eAln DID, LMIa rumnITN.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-08

TWILL PAY .A.U Ins RAGS nnNE.
k.HIHu f u.IHUH 81. ". EaHt lfEuiH south nc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-08

A iJIi I...UL. IuH H.Utn hNu
a rat Au"'E DO .HulH tIu. Wee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-08

A,AupIra AND n,U...s. sTUub SAD.
y uDH Especially. estate street h'Ac.a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-08
MONEY TO LOAN.

uAA.. htY AHu.Nr UN .If uE
l. snfIAEH aHI ua.... HuHiy iafus. AIH#
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-08

ChIlblaiu LInlmrut alvays cure
t0st hitos. Prepared az 90 .bs rU
Drug Store,
lIyIu wauJa BuEgl, -uuny 5rring
WAGON ur Farm Wagon, call at Geo.
Nnylor, li1 ami l5O State, agrnt M
5iudrnaFUr Bros. We defy c0mnelI.
ZION tor price aud quality % goods,
Cure that cough vita Collie pila
OlI time Cough Bs.sam-nrvaf falls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-08

Buy n.l your drugs buI medicines
OF old reliable Ge1Ug Pits Drug Store.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-04

First publication Nov 24, 1895.