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Asdicus il Florida
GAxArEs. FLORIDA. Feb q, 1904.

GASATEs. LoRIJA. REQ 3D. 1871.
DEAR BEACOS.-hro you Ice bound :
Have heard noihisg from vou since
&c Int SauquaIas Gu tbs fourth 4
Jauruary.
IL, been quite col. omit IN o and
add i 4 then you val hay. tie .ts:e
Of the weather here. But it /, bright
aud o rig Til, morning
7otticm rerbi, F.oridi Is no: the
land Of flowers, Al isasi fgrtEi, 5!E:tr.
hui it is, INDEED. = and Q. as,oalai
Gus hearts. lL.s,e popls .!c ssuis.
in heir nA,uTe,. Taei- aoip.isbl. ,ud
cherry disposition. end 10 iucrs,.
oae' g~rs,iial. that III SID opsru-
nj y lie oul btfofr h.m
Whist will ever TO sliA M.dicg.:
lie i. bring .poiirt these dear people
pc, aud LuHor h.m 20 much. | mar
be compelled to take hi,a home sr. M
Yisii j. oomp.eis il ,aii Lcaul!inl AZ
wonderful land he i. not need 10
psi'iug and ~hBro-iA. txe'pi by Mrs
". .ud sic hss lriB,d 10 spprUxi-
mate !ts Lolri, - Indulgence, "a
iaese good p,nre .n9s 10 bounds.
Gnen Hr. Arp c5u Furnish p pre-.
seHpiioa iuiertius . ron poor Bill,
letters.
IIsr. 20 f.h siory Tor this killer. FOR
hsTs vi bees Or! YET.
hss Bcn too .:ieY 20 tenure Out
Tat j., for Ky beams. .l:uai.e
.tsms ~ "a favored spot 30 far, the
cold hst not injured she oranges. We
are |sajnying then. aud while ". DO
20 remember our ifi-ad. we l,ii be.
LIud 90.
Mr. J. l. wynn Ia, ", ely place
froBiiu. The rier, bat If you could
drop dosn here, you would enr e.,
me AL ssr, fronting the sea. Mr.
aigsiss ans eDn are merchspdizing
iocfiod on Asip 1t. ri the head Of thu
wharf. doing 4 good business.
TAsis . glorious cousiry 10 ra
eupfrsie and TO res; tired minds and
bodies. The wonderful sulphur spring
hist the Indians banned the medicine
spring, 10 jn.i al the foot OF Mrs. Wig
gin' garden. tho il 10 in the street
LoDg limo ago the Indi,ns brougL
all their sick ones 10 this same kpriu,
10 drink OF its waters. When once ,
taste 10 acquired. ono becomes yer,
fond OF the water so | am told. Il
affirmed, II Que drinks Of this spring
he will certainly return to Manatee
that looks a little magnetic. Tho de
licious oranges, vegetables and DYE
ters are magnets sufficient for me.
With best wishes Tor your comfor
and success, ! remain your friend.
Mrs. MEDICus for N.
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Essa Record TO be Proud Of.

Duluth, MINI, Feb. :i.-R 4. Dan.
vile received a telegram tonight
from George i Danyi,ie, a farmer
near Y'aus,on. reporting the birth Of
triplct.. Mr.. and Mrs. GGorse Dag
vile have now tveuiy-scycn children.
although Mrs. DsnyilIn il uot 50 years
old. She i. 4 Norwegian, her hus-
band 10 = lloosier. All The children
we're born in iri lets. the oldest lot
being - yesrs II. Al .re boys but
three, one oct OF the iriplsIi, being
girls. and they are all sturdy aud
heal lay.
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NOTICE Ser LUMBER.
Champion Lumber Mills Of The South

Champion Lumber Mills Of the South.
Thcac inills are located in Que Of tho
hcst Yellow Pine Timber regions on
the Nj O. r, u. Operated by wa,ar
power. Manufacture rough aud
Dressed yellow pine lumber.
Address.
,r j.. q. MEApoR. Prop,
Winchester, Wa. ne Co, Miss.
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To Whom !. MAJ Concern.

TheSecraiary nj the Home Build
ing ( Lo-n Association OF Macon.
Ni.. har d bean notified Inst ceit.
q .lrs Of .tugk No. IS and lal for 5
s.res rsch, h.ye bcen lost, mislaiisr
{, o,cn sui application for duplicates
of same h-yo bgsn applied tor. Al
parties arr hereby bottled that sac
sjll be i"nrt ur!g,s original is pre-
tuccd Within 50 DAYS.
Waiter T. PATTY.
>rcy. HI r. ( l.
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land SALE.

"fN.
Under snd by virtue offs decree rendered
by tho Chancellor In the suit OF N, Major.
a%ssinee. r. N, Pruit, ct al, In the
ChAncsry Court Of koxubec County, State
Of Nississippi, on thu 30th day Of October,
1894. | will. ~ receiver Of Aaid court, on
Asnday, the eth day Of March, 1885.
proceed TO sell for cash to tbs highest bid.
der. and In front OF tho Court House door
In said county, the interest of X. N, Fruit
which WAS conveyed to me a. a,sines on
the 2ind day Of December, 1893, ia the fol.
lowing described property. W.wit: That
part OF fractional block No. 4. In the Town
OF Macon. IN sad County and State, com.
meacing a. tbs southwest corner Of 'Dr. Il,
A Minors garden fence on Jefferson
street. said Irrational block No, 4, and run.
ning south along the eastern edge Of said
Jefferson straet. % feet. thence due east IA
feet, thence north parcel lel on a limo with
sa,d Jefferson street @ feet thence due
West to the beginning corner on snid Jet.
!erson street. The interest to no sold IL
believed TO be \ one 9th interest in said
property. hut I shall sell only sucL inter.
est a. tho said Pruit conveyed TO me on
tho 27ud day Of December, isas.
,.,.. N. MAH0RNER.
's''" Roceiver.
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A scyLre rheumatic pain in Tho left
shoulder had troubled Mr. ]. II. Loper,
. well known druggist Of Dcs Moincs,
lows. for ' e SIX mouths. At times
the pain was % severc that lie could
not iii anything. With all he could
do b. could moi get rid Of il until he
applied Chambcrlain'a Pain Balm. Il
only made three application Of it, Ia
says. "aud have since been free from
all pain. lie now recommt nds Il 10
persons slmtlarIy afflicted. II 10 Tor
salc BY druggists
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Is: :a7 Z, L,-il. 4. .. 1855.

between t1- hours % sh.ye1 C'.4aes A ".
aud O'Clock ?. II, sci, AZ the ~es1 igar
0! the Court House u the .aSa CT MIcG.,
ID SAID S0xubee Cag1ty % ne highest bid
der or bidders, FOE ea-l ia. ~flllaEIgg 4s-
.crtoe- real sst4ts. situated u tAs Csgu.y
OF N0SGgee, tGsn - Hito1, ta the >sass o.
NtSs''iPpt. s0-wit; To: -erts On. log-sa
Of ffIctionil uioesi ! and. .sss aid grave
yirI, bel - The hausi,e4t d lie ate Zoo
srt e.. Pi'tr.
Dated i'll, Il. ut .ir q Nara, A. D
i.Js Z, :. bCEEDH. >a-rt.
-oac. Iocmt..xargr
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br. j. B. Hawthorne is probably the
Era, minister TO preach TO five cougre-
cations in five different towns al the
SANG time. a lev Sundays ago he
Yiesrhcd over II telephone aud his Ger
mon wys heard in Macon, Maids o,
Athens, Atlanta aud GrifiB.- Atlanta
Iurust
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-03-02

W. l.. Douglas, tho great ,hoe mat
OF B~rorktou, Mass',, has begun the
publication OF . daily paper, the
Rreckton Times. which is ncat, in
tsr.s / z aud able pal or, J Armory
Knock. Ike Inspiration Of Ike Texas
Sif.inss, Is editor.
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Warrington, ID. e, Sept. 2Slh. 1894,

WAshinEIon, y. z ,SepI. 1oIIl, T514,
DEAR SIRs:.-1 have a little boy
thirteen months old, aud | have been
giving him Css,oris since he was four
monlhs old, lie hns never had day
sickness, although he was teclh,ng
through the hot summer mouths, and
] cau give all the credit TO Castorix.
lie nov weighs &c pounds.
So hereafter ! will always recon-.
mend Casioria to all my friends as the
best medicine to give children, not
only When they are teuthlug but for
other complsinis for which ,hoy sui.
fer. Yours truly.
EDWIN G.. MYERS.
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NITATi0N NOTICE.

State Of Mississippi, to Alonl' i"r
You are commanded to appear '.''
Chancery Court Of the county
In said state, on tho Ath MondA! w.
1895, to defend the suit 10 sa'u
Mary Triplstt. wherein you are ''''
TLi. soth day Of January, issO, x.o,
JoHSA. Trso =,
foba
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"Perhaps you would not think 80,
but N very large proportion Of di,
eases In Now York comes from csr.
icssncss about catching cold" SAYS
DR. Syrus Ed.on. Ii Isuch a simple
thing aud 40 common that very lev
people, nLl'n it il. cxe 4 putumo.
MIA, pay any attention to = cold. New
York Is one Of the h~ealthio.t places on
tho Atlantic Coast and yet there are a
great many cases Of catarrh and eoi.
sumption which have their origin in
this neglect Of the simplest precaut,ou
0cevery day life. This most scnsibl.
doyice 10, when you have enc get rid
Of 1t ~ soon a. possible. By IL mean,
do not neglect it," DR.. Ed,on DOES
not tell yon how 10 cure = cold but we
will. Take Chamberlain Cough Rem.
ely. II will relieve the Iung.. aid ex.
~pectoraiion. open the secretion, and
soon effect a permanent cure ~ and
80 cent bottles for sale by diusgistt
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The ne n Jail has been completed ara
Winston MI NOW hoa,' OF the newest
and bc., jsil in the S'sic. With lis
.,r.l ctll.. water supply, drsin'gc aud
ventilation !, 10 certslnlv al eNce!lrui
building Of the Sind.-Sifnsl.
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CBERIrr,s SALR.
The State OF Mississppi,
Noxubes County.

Noxubes County.
The State
No. l063, 70. kxsSl
Richard Cavstt. W. 8, Ferris
and Laura Cavstt. .,
By virtue OF The above stateu !.
tod to mo from the ONCE OF I"wil d
Circuit Clerk Of said county. ,1
Monday, the 4th day Of Aal'
a. the Court House Of said eeuI II. \
legal hours. .cIl by auction 70 rssi pro|
bidder for cash. the following M I
which has been levied on W md ;
property OF said defsndantn, ,cstl, 1
and TO satisfy said writ aud y. Ill id
The cast half OF Ann Jack,V" iiou,
q, belonging To Laura l'syc... it'd
lot occupied by Laura GAYS 4. IN
Tho remainder Interest Of "'"th@
snd 70 the property des. rloeo @i'prndl
hair 81 block u. ssid iutsre,I lid
tho life Of Tennle Fsrria. Mace,
crty il situated IN the town
III tho above county AMI s : 'nr,oRRd
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Caa!oria 10 trn'y a marvellous hing
for children. Doctors prescribe it
medical journals recommend IL and
more thau a million mothers are u,ing
II IN place Of Psregoric. Daienan's
Drops, SO called soothing Errups Md
oli.sr narcotic and Supplying rene.
dies. Casloria is The quickest Thing
10 regulate the stomach aud bowels
aud give healthy sleep The world has
ever seen. II 10 pleasant 10 The ias,e
anb sbsolutsly harmless. 1t relieve,
constipation. qu:eis pain. cures diai.
,hoea and wind collie, sllays t,vcrish.
iless, destroys worms, and prevent,
CONT nlsi0ns, sooihes the child and
gives ], refreshing and natural sleep.
Cassoria 10 tho ch;ldren's psnacea-
The mothers friend.
Castoris 10 put mp 10 one.sized DO,
Tics only. 1t 10 not IN sold bulk
Don't allow any one to sell you any.
{ Ing clse on the plea or promise tn,
its just u good" and twill apswel
svery purpo.e."
Ses that you get C-A-s-T-o-R-I-A.
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Whats The matter with Chicksss"s
nuiy ,hrco Democratic candidates il
c county, two for sheriff aud ont
r treasurer.
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Saturday Mch 2. te95.

Put Nastrt General BisscH has ie-
signed .nd W. /. Wilson, vii rrohab
|, lie nrtnin,,1 IN hls place.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-03-02

xloinc, General Frank Johnston,
IN a Irtt,r 20 sheriff NrWilii.ms. oi
Msr.hnn ,ouuiy. s..stlsi bicycles are
rot ,ax-hle
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-03-02

chamb"rlaln's Cough Remedy givss
lie b - sstifaction OF any cough med.
bttn, ] handle. and a. . seller leads oil
other preparations Ia this market. l
rscommend II because Il 10 tho bet
mrdiCinc evrr handlcd Tor coughs,
eolts and Group. A. W. HALDRiDaE.
ail'ersyille. III. For sslc BY drug
gisfs.
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|"n IN tson ofths Court House door In tho town Of Macon. Noxuhee Cour, y and
AAcon,i rte Taxes ant all costs due thereon for The fMI ar IsoIe. "'u "" ."
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rorntSSiooER'ys l..

BY virtue Of i :ecree rendered b. the
Chancellor in .hs shove styled 'i1sa 90 ths
llth lay IL February. A. D.. i;Jl. IL y4ea-
tiou |. ;le uHjaEsilsed, duly appointed
special toEMisio1e- OF ult Court. vii
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Tax Collectors Sale,
N0>DN'' ''As "' 4th day of March, 1895,

T. stats county Total
l,A Tax lax
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Nsae ~ OsgtF. DIVISION :! 9'N'''''
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Town Tax Collectors Sale.

! will, on the nrat Monday in March. It being the
N 9TH Day OF March. fR0h
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| Mr., |, II Foyl
| 1bo,nS. = Suu.Picr
MsudI l:5bia'en
l. n,cm Higgins
hi Allen Ss.isnes
u II laoOtNs
IAN ~lieuGrIcS
WIN French
JAN Hcudrirk
| MN lscsta1Fi
iisaly G>.Acs
u ! RucA
|. [ Aujsr,on
WiURjs Adams
Robert harrington
William kycach
81 Sarah Perkins
y.r SsrSa letAtHs
SMITH slk,r
L Grssp
NJ Csrdi7
E,i l. u SEES.
q " Sis,,rt
II " rootc Or narrr
" fcois of ha.sr
! William frsusaI
| n J 3usk
1 Law Andersen
| Ned CASTOR
| Ben Franklin
Mr.. X |. rhoUss
Mrs Il l. Tlonl,s
X l. and ID II Iaacls
{ NJ T'hcuss
| Guy JACK
Miss ~. simpson
Z I lone,
! Mn L II Ford
John A Cotton
Mn + !iucisr
Mrs II " Cotton
Jno A Cotton
NoE 4 Isesron
Ars Florence liGn'cI
Mn Floven = lIugIs.
xrf Taylor
Beverly Prior
lIeirs u L Jarrsg !
Hsirs II L I~srgssia
Islam Cambria
Is, r Z " Patty
c Y Thsna,
An Il l TheEi.i
O Kirby
Alles s,sj:sss
Jerry Walker
Iud walker
Adams
Ssb Harris
Williaa rfsnth
Mn IaeA,ca
Ala ITus: Go
Ala Tsg,, 60
Auiahea Trust 20
Mrs. Z 0ysrisA
llJlisrl
Alliance rrus. 90
A!liiaes Trust 10
Auissrs Tru,. 90
grsnr / Niss'nSsle
Alliance Trg,t GO
EiiAd / sa.:eas,s
Ebert Allen
Fiilcd ( GasseasAs
-. u stsye,.i
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q. T. DORROH,
Sheriff and Tax Collector N. G.
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MnEHt >td

Wdkvr.na Go northwest ans:ler ,
iitir WiiNer,on Go chi Es CT "a' 'sie nepV
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IT'S lNjUR!ouS TO STOP euDDsmy

ooacco you mast haye|
'olnt ~stinulant, and M
lost all cases, the efsc1
+ the ~stilnulant, he
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-24
Estimate of Prominent Citizen.

The guest from the east was sitting in the bar-room of the one small tavern in q small town of the southwest, because the bar-room was also lobby, office and waiting-room. Presently a delegation of citizens came in under the direction of the landlord, and ranging them selves before the bar, they asked the visitor to "ioin them" This he did. and after a drink the landlord ad- dressed him.
 T reckon" he said, you never knowed Bill Keeton?"
 "Of this town?" inquired the guest.
 'Yes, he lived here.''
 Doesn't he live here now?''
 No. He'd live here if he lived any place, fer he knowed we thought a heap uv him, but he let go his holt last week and went over.'
 Did he let go naturally?" inquired the guest, with half smile of spprecia- tion of the situation.
 You bet he did," said the landlord proudly. Mater wuz the. only one that could git the drop on Billp
 ''Is he buried here?'
 Course he Is, and that's what we want to talk to you about. We air rais- in the cash to buy him monument, and to kinder show that strangers hain't nothin' ag'in' this town, we usu- ally ask them to chip in whatever they feel like"
 Was he such a prominent citizen as that?" asked the visitor, going down into his pocket for his contribution.
 ''Wuz he?" responded the landlord. skipping the ibar-counter with forceful vigor. "he wuz the best we had. There hain't been a. hoss-thief hung in these parts in the last ten years that Bill hain't had holt uv the rope''
 After this the eastern visitor doubled his subscription, and invited the delega- ton to have one with him.-Yashing- ton Star.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-24
AT PoLr's WONDERLAND.

The mammoth sensational bill which
 Manager Poli has arranged for the opening of the Wonderland theater next
 Monday afternoon assures large att
 tendance. Sadi Alfarabi, the Russian manupedal wonder, who is to be the principal attraction, will be an object of lively interest to all who visit the the- ater. Alfarabi as the special pet and favorite of His Imperial Highness the Czar of Russia will be of particular at tractiveness as an illustration of how royalty amuses itself. The fact, too, that he is likely soon to be called home to St. Petersburg to appease the Czar who has strangely missed him, invests his last appearances in America with added interest. Professor Macart's dog and monkey comedians are another great feature. These dogs do things which are indeed marvellous, especially their work In the thrilling dog drama "A Widows Devotion" being absolutely remarkable. With the bril< liant speciality olio that is to be given in addition the opening week at the Wonderland bids fair to usher in the season in royal fashion
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-24
PERSONAL JorrINGS.


 The family of Evarts Cutler, the Chapel street merchant, who have been summering at Hampton. Conn.,, for about six weeks. will return about Sep tember 5.
 Mrs. F, B. Root, Miss May Root, Miss Sarah J, Root and Miss Annie Rupp are away on a ten days trip at Ocean Grove.
 E. r, Guyer has gone from Atlantic City after six weeks stay there to visit friends in Baltimore.
 R. H. B. writes: Camp Farley, near Double Beach, where Rufie Farley is entertaining his friends, is the scene of great festivities"
 c, W. Lewis has returned from a very pleasant two weeks trip to Beacon Falls. During his stay there MT. Lewis took number of photographic views of picturesque scenery, with which that village abounds. Mr. Lewis Is charm ed with the beauty of Beacon Falls and says that for pure air, delightful and romantic scenery and other accessories for solid comfort that village is un- surpassed.
 Paul Jente and his son Edward are at Block Island.
 Miss Josie LeBrun of Ill Hill street left yesterday for a months stay at Long Branch and Atlantic City.
 MT. F. E. Brookman, of the Brook man Manufacturing company of Chi cago, with his wife are guests of MT. and Mrs. Frank E, Lewis, 95 Ward street. They have been at Branford Point for the past ten days, and to- gether will visit Newport, Bar Harbor and various resorts in Maine previous to their return. MT. Lewis is the east ern representative of the Brookman
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-24
THE CAMP AT S4CHEM'S HEAD. Young Christians Salute Old Glory ant
 Then Fill the Day With Pleasure.

 Visitors day at the Y. M. c. A. camp yesterday at Sachem's Head proved a big success.
 The days festivities were opened by the boys holding a patriotic service at | the raising of the camp flag in the morning. The service was interspersed with camp fire songs and Rev. D. w. Phelps delivered a soul-stirring ora tion. a
 boys came down to see them. After partaking os an excellent lunch the visitors adjourned to a neighboring field, where had already congregated many men, women and children from the colony to witness the event of the day q ball game between the campers and the "Old Salts" composed of young men from the colony. The "Old Salts'' won the game by a score of 10 to 2. The napes of those playing were:
 Y. M. e. A.-C. Mitchell sb, H. c. Thompson z, L. Leyerzapf 2b, P. Brown ?, F. Goering 1b, H. Renham ss, J. Cook Of, P. Jones If, E. Jeffcott If.
 Old Salts-H, Bartholomew 3b. A. Wilcox c. Bud Birge 2b, G. Ward D, J. Bartholomew p. H. Barnes ss, s. Beckley Of. R. Veitch If, W. Cook If.
 Another game will be played by the same teams on next Tuesday. After the ball game the pictures of the teams and visiting friends were taken by a city photographer.
 Some of the visitors were: Mrs. A. E. Peck, Eunice Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Benham, Susie Benham, Mrs s. D. Brown of Paterson, N. J., Miss May Weld of Guilford, and Miss Ida A. Goertng, Mrs. A. K. Jones, Mrs. P McArthur, Miss Susie Farren. Mrs. l.. D. Brown, Miss Murphy and Judson Terrill of New Haven.
 Rev. D. M. Phelps will conduct re- ligious services at the colony hotel next Sunday morning and in the af- ternoon on the lawn of the Y. M. c. A. cottage.
 All those present at the camp yes- terday voted the first visitors day grand success. The thanks of the boys are due Messrs. Mitchell Thompson and Phelps for their indefatigable assist ance in making the day a grand suc-. cess
 In the evening g. large bonfire H. Illuminated the grounds and a water melon social was held.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-24
FIFTEENTH c. Y. REUNION.
New Haven Members Will Leave Here n,
 the q. m. Train to Attend

NeW maven Member Will Leave Here op
 the a. m. Train to Attend.
 Naugatuck, Aug. 23.-The arrange ments for the reunion of the Fifteenth c. ", to be held in this place Monday next, are as follows: The members of the regiment will, most of them. arrive on what is known as the New London train, a little after a. m., and will he met at the station by the committee and the Naugatuck drum corps. There will perhaps be short parade. but if will be very short, if there is any for these boys have done their marching be- fore and will not wish to take any very long tramps. There will be a business meeting in the opera house in the fore noon, and dinner will be served to the veterans in the basement of the Con gregational church at noon. One and one-half hours will be given for this in order to give the veterans ample time Io dispose of the good things provided and to smoke the social pipe. At 1:S0 D. m there will be a meeting in the opera house, to which the general public are invited. The Rev. MT. Soule will deliv- CT the address of welcome, and there will be vocal music by boys under MT Miner, and there will also be other in teresting features.
 The members of Isbell post, G. A. R. are invited to take dinner with the boys. Although there will be no extended par ade, and for that reason perhaps no attempts at elaborate decoration, the people will show all the bunting possI- ble about their houses and places of bus iness, and particularly will let the stars and stripes float from every available point.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-24
G1tants.

One Cent a Word each insertion, five cents Word for a full Week, seven times.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-24
Died of Apoplexy.

Baltimore, Aug, 2S.-Benjamin w. Flack, vice president and general man ager of the Baltimore branch of the Standard oil company, died here yes- terday of nervous prostratlon, aged fifty-two years. He learned telegraphy when a boy, and during the war enter ed the telegraph service of the war de- partment. For seven years MT. Flaclk was President Lincoln's private tele- graph operator at the white house.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-24
WANHEn

M lLLINERS, experienced trimmers; no 1N1 others need apply.
 E. MOSES & CO, auk4 st S43 Chapel street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-24
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 AUGUST 2i. .t SUN RIsEs 5'l0 MooN SETS. HIGH WATER, SUNS SETs, 63s $50 l;2t
 DEATHS.
 W,HIIlNG-In this city, August 22, George |, h, waiting, aged I9 years. hnneral services will be held at his late resi- denoe, No. S9 DlXwell avenue, on Sunday af- ternoon, at o'clock Friends are Invited to attend. Kindly omit flowers.
 HOTL HklSS-In this city, August 9, Lucia Sperry widow of Theodore Hotchkiss, aged, , 13 years. ' Funeral services will be held at her late resi- dence, No. 40 Elm street, on Sunday after noon, at 4:3O o'clock. Friends are invited to attend, Burial at the convenience of the family. BRoMLEY-In this city, August 2l, Henry II. Bromley, aged 70 years.
 Funeral services will be held at his late resi- denee, No. 10 Hughes Place, Sunday after noon, at o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. 2t M0RRIS-on Thursday, August %, Luzon B. Morris, In the sixty-ninth year of his age. Funeral from tue house, 230 Prospect street, Monday, August 25, at half-past two. 2t
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-24
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