The Newtown bee., 1895-08-02
A. Bakers Adv't.

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 sanettty of our Iatr al ret req t. Itrepalrdedias | ot times in the tar West when years ago, we | occasionally helped move men over into the | next county and sometimes at the pointI of Winchester rifles when they Committed such
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 summers have scarcely passed since we came | to Haw1eyvilie, staked out onr clafrn and erected turnitufa WareroOns herein the tall grass and among the stately forest trees, that we might comrnune with nature and 3beo at
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 so far out on the frontier at that time that we ed in t nearby saltwater hanlet,t caned
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 and if we do not rise in onE own might and
 and sideWaiks, and stores, and banks, 1and ' lchuRches Iand theatres, and bilIiardJ rooms, | ffeavy taxes, and 1burst9d water mains, and
 lesky9 gss pIpes anS saap9aR yaaetnati9ns grinders, andmeasles and our best mon will ] abscond with the public funds, and our near tayorsd the other telIoWs atllast mpp ictpal election, and we shall have war to the knife, tover who shall the post mister bej afleii our great north frog ponds and 'poIlywpg hatcher. \ ies-the glory and beauty of Hawleyvfrre- ---t will be filled in toomake room for the new gas works, and all our homes will be filled + With pubhe Sewer gas and aspirations to get 9p tue p9ltoe. force. ggna Wes shall hayse the
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 saloon lights. and eireuses and inaugnTation Il in which to spend our Gneagre inc ones that l are unknown to the trontiersman, and then we shall have to advance the pTiceIof furni- nre, but until all these things come to pass, lines. but all joking asideslwe should like to ! have you consider for 8 moment the many iiadvantage ot our location and compare fhe difference in the expense between handling tfurhfture here and in the city, and then come and look usiover before you bnyaA p35s5ol I IA. e. BAKER, Furniture Warerooms, | Opposite Union Depot,, HaWleyo
 vile. Conn.