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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

Sell coAl 10y the sack, ton or carload,
from thr WasaIch and Crlsmnn mlnes
at Coalvillv, belonging 10 the Ontario
silver Mining company, also ROnk
spungs, Castle Gate, Pleasant Valley
snd AuthrGc.te clsls; prompt delivery
by courteous ant obllgiug tsRmstors;
clean coal un1 full weight guaranteed,
ONCE No. 100 Z, Main Btrest. W, J.
MJulg0msty, Agent. Tul. No. ia.
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are hereby notified tnst tuoy can now
procure their quota on personal appli.
alton. or by order, Al the store OF
Maynes, Wells Co., 81 Main street, Salt
Lake City.
r. G.. GRiugs,
n. =. HURNE,
W. &. BURTON,
superinteudsncy Of Sunday schools,
Salt Lake Stake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

A social reception will DO given by
the Caledonia club IN tho q. A. II.
hall Ss ufiHy April 9TH, At 1880 n.m.,
TO their Scotch friends visiting Sal.
Lake dufigg conference. Admission
by tickets only, which eau be- had rec
from the members Of the CLUB lomoE.
Tow night
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Sunday Srllnnl Trenllse.

Three copies VI tho LaJteT.day
SaiulS SunLay School Treatise, Tor the
use OF each OF the sunday schools OF the
Church, having been generously made
ny the Ulcers Of the DeseTet SUNDAY
School Union, the experiment. ens Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

lec'f Of ihe meeting. The time, he said,
hal come Tor the sheep snd wool meu
OF the State to arouse themselves TO n
rearzltion OF their own interests and
present. solid trent 10 the enemy. 10
closing Mr.. Crane rendered HE fesig.
nation % chairman ni the association.
The secretary. james r.. Clinton, also
resigned aud the following new ON.
Gers were chosen. Jesse smith, ui
Davis county, preIidOr; j. r. Houlz,
o weber county, vlce.Ufesidenti Edgar
Miller, of Salt Lake county, secretary;
w. l.. Packard, VI Salt Lake cOuuiyi
treasurer.
Tue Ollowing were named for Vice
rtesircnis Of counties. The cUuntie.
not namsi will elect their vlce.ptes.
dents latsu Henry HAtksf, SAT- Lake.
Adam Patterson, W,tef; William
Moe, Dave; rnaddcus White, Box
Elder; thomas Eeyy, Garfield; VIM.
XIX, Utah; James Garrett, Just T;
Reuben q MI,r Emery. The sr i.
curve commutu5 VS. made up OF Jas.
Metcui, }. {. MacEny AMI w, IL.
Hague,
W. l.. Plckrrd and John G. Mackay,
committee on 10 Iisla ton, reported VII 4
had been done BY he state .otB this
session with mtasute- Affecting the iu-
tvrpst- NJ tho shtepmeu.
Mt. Msoksy was endorsed by the
astOcia lon NJ y candidate for appOini-
meut by the Governor 10 iil the Ufllcv
VI State land commissiOaer.
SENATOR BROwN ENDORSED.
Tho committee on resolutions, John
&. hacksy, chairman, AMI Henry
Hstssf, secretary, reported tue follow
In, which was adopted:
Whereas, Tho wool Industry IL one OF
tho leading industries Of tho stare u
llAh, and great source Of revenue 10
her people; aud There seems 90 BE- dis.
position 10 -idytrack everything M iav0r OF
sllyur, which We believer TO be unjust aud
unfair, also un.l,opubltcgn, aud We de-
nouuCI such q procedure. We believe
IN tho ffer coinage Of silver ~ a ratio
" 10 10 ], but We believe that the currou-
cy question should stand upon US merits,
also the principle OF pfOtecuOni therefore,
be it
Resolved, That II IL tho .onso OF this
conycn ion thagtha wool, growers OF Utah
heartily endorse the action " Senator
Arthur Brown, a. indicated by his vote
upon tho question Of protection aud bi.
molalllhm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

Primary Associations.

A meeting Of the sake officers Of the
Primary associations will te held nj
the residence NJ &. -, Felt, 1856 north
Main street, on Monday al 4 3. IN. at
tho olose oi tho afternoon session Of
General Conference.
LOUiE -. FELT, President
MAY ANDERsON, Secretary.
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The last u the above stock II now
being rlaug htprrd. am selling II
regRrdltss NJ cost, M must give ~ the
building April l5tu. / lutchssei the
O., nina TO he receiver Rud must sell
a. once. Surn bargains ~ uirf have
never been equalel ~ this city,
JOSEPH Convey,
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One Walter A, Wood Ssli.Blnding
Harvester machine,
q Sterl Harrow,
One Set ID luole Harness.
Two ~ WA.
Agg West North Temnle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

On Saturday,, Ann An, 81 store %
West Second South street, commeu @.
ing tl2 noon and continuing until .
pm. ana from Z 10 pm, viii be solu
.uTniture, cfOckery and glass ware
pictures aud general ne'chRnrue.
l.. NJ. OSIoN,
AUU.lUu0eF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

Newoomb will make his new ptvls
platinum pictures cabinet slEraI f3psT
dozen, for one week, nj logger Every
uicture guaranteed. Gallery over
Jonea' bank near AuorbAch, open from
0a.m. until o pm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

Keen your detds and other vaushiss, In.
eulluE jewels, % safety drpuat boN a.
= oh'a savings Rank A Trust 90. Hsut by
theroN only amounts " few cents prr
mohlh Ladies specially Invited 10 cali Gad
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60 TO Newcomhs aud get dozen Of
his new style picture, worth IS fur So.
Every pIu uTs tirst class. over JOnss'
Bank, near AueTbach, OpsB from
8 nm, TO pm. Taken by electric
light.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

For taio nuusg wIring aud elegant
linn char deliors, go to tho Inier-
Mountain Electric Co., 20 East Elrst
South street
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CRANE ALSO ENDORSED.
The following presmJlo And rssolu
ton were adopted!

Whereas. tho Hon. Charlie, Crane, tho
president OF this assucIn ion, has this
uav oudofol his resignation. and
Whereas, We rUcogu 70 iu MIN tho ar
dcut friend ami aDlB advocate O' the
aud
WhOraas, A convention IL called tor
the selection ~ SIX delegates 10 attend
tho National convention 10 bo hold at 81
Louis June iGlbi therefore DO 10
Resolved, Thht We, the Ulah wool
growers, Ia convention assembled pledge
our support 10 tho Hon. Charles Crane
as onu VI the six dcloga o-f from this state
aud We ask every wool grower, iarmoi
aud oyory man who tits, to urgo his
election.
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Rny Coal NJ thc yellow Front.
Give Your Conference visitors Tickets
or Mutual Improvement Lunch.


J. q. McDItM Can y 90, IA be-
tween the Walker AMI Cnft hotels,
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The ias, word. Of Harry Hayward,
uttered on the gullows, cen be hea ri
Tor cents at the T. iis1n Ph0nograph
snt Kineto'c1pe ParlOrs, g63 south
Main st. DIn't fail - hear this wo u.
duT.ul Iec0Il.
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DRUEHL 4 7RANKBN,


Buy I'll your Drugs and Nj dicin,s
rom the old te.isblo GOabo.Pltls
Dug Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

A new liur Ui LAli,s' 5pring Capos
anu ChlllTsn'a jackets has arrived at
the Yves ern, 81, SO Main VI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

By ordering your coal from G. 3.
Martin, you get It clean and promptly
delivered, OfiGC under McCnTnlck's
Bank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04
nncl,len,. Arnlcn snlve.

THE BEHr SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, 5orss, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever SOres, relIer, ChApped
Hands, Chilblsinp, Corns, and all skin
Euptons, ~ q TOsiiively cures Piles,
or 10 pay required. IIh guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction or money TO.
funded. Price rs osns per box. Foi
sale by z. G. NJ. 1. drug department.
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40 Invitation
TO OUR CONFERENCE FRIENDS.

When you come to april Conference dom fall ops through ya
block the L. =
pleased sho" you through sash and Door show Rooms which
We have Just completed feet and full Of an kinds
Sash
me balance e yards covered with planning MILL screen
sheds which
rustic OF different g2de and much occupied by large
needed by .g Lu--g A..Ln a.. 10 c. and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

TAX" ali Nuur Prescriptions 10 the
old reliable G1dbr. Piua Drug co.
Mmcr a Milicr screened coal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04
WHIP NJ Ak Err
Y. y. NIARTIN

-. T. VI AK LIN
Has moved 90 ~ s. wrst Temple street,
Jones Odd Limo Office.
lilo makes or repairs an Kind. OF work.
Tips out, buggy whips with buck IN.
Indian buck skin flashes, any length or
sig0, 10 Zoe, loo, .0c, $50 NJ 800 per foot,
according 10 tho number OF stitches 10
the foot. orders hllod hv post
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

Cleanse your tloId win GOdbe ri b.
Compound SatsapAtilla. Has no
opal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

Gfneral banking uus uc.s; psys Per
cent On do .usig.. f., AIMS my, Pfesl,
L. w. Madison, yice.prtst,, J. +. Jeu.
uiugs, cashier.
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White & Sons co,
GENERAL aARxEz.
"a ond ID w. First South.

Prime, and, in short, the best the mar.
ket can supply is our stock Of butter
and eggs, and lovers Of cheese find b,
here in the choicest variety Of aye and
flavor We are proud Of the reputation
VIC have made in this particular line,
and intend to keep It on the highest
grade. We realize that good butter IS
the backbone OF every meal, and We
should be ashamed to offer any but the
finest and freshest eggs to any house.
holder. We ask a trial OF our dainty
food products,
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Jtah Commercial aud savings Hank
"a last, first south.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03
ROXBUPY.
TOWN AND PERSONAL JoTrINGs.

t)W N AMI l tEEtSDNskl4 ,jD l IlNNTG'
 The district school, taught by Mrs Willard Hodge. closed on Tuesday of this 7c,k. On Friday last the children met Ut the Town hall for the closing cxur- ciacs and the annual picnic was much en- ioycd, afGerward. They played games and finished up by being photographed by one of the local artists. Much credit is due to ,hc teacher for the pleasing ex- ercises.
 Rev Mir Jamog, the temperance orator, gave an interesting Illustrated lecture in the Town hall, sunday evening.
 Chjldren's day was observed at the Con- gregational church, Sunday morning.
 Mrs A. l.. Hodge spent a few days with her sister jn New Milford, last week.
 A number of farmers have commenced getting hay and report a light crop.
 The nwclcome intelligence was an- nounrcd toC.T. squire on Sunday morn ing that he had been elected school con- mictce for Warmers Mills district. He being unable to attend they took the opportunity to add to his misery.
 (. T. Squire on Tuesday night, the 23' , was stricken almost helpless with an acute attack of sciatic rheumatism in the muscles of his neck and left arm. He could not raise his head from his pillow on aWaking, and at this writing, the 29.h, has been unable to 11nI any relief. And it is but mild language to say that the pain is almost unbearable at all times of the day or night.
 Phineas PIatt of Milford was the guest of C. T. Squire on Friday night of the past week and is to have portion of his stock taken home the present week.
 Charles Petit, having sold his interest in the Petit cottage to Mrs Charles Gil bert, is to remove to New Milford.
 Albert Barnes, the Southbury butcher, and family, were guests of his grand parents, Mir and Mrs Levi T. Squire, on Sunday, the 18th.
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BRIDGE WATER.
THE SCHOOLS FINISH WORK FOR THE
 YEAR.

THE SCHOOLS FINISH WORK FOR THE
 YEAR.
 The West district school, Miss Fannie Treat teacher, closed Friday, the 2Gth. The Center school, Miss Sanford teach CT, closes Friday, July :, with an enter tainment.
 Mrs Flora Youngs from Cato, N. Y, is visiting relatives in town.
 Mir and Mrs George Or from Bridge port spent Sunday with James Orr,
 Mrs ". W. Welton's father, Mir Smith from Litchfeld, has visited her.
 Miss Bessie Mallett visited her sister, Mrs Frank Beach, in Stepney, last week. Mrs Burr MaIlett spent part of last week with her daughter, Mrs Dr Staub, in New Milford. r Rev Mir Wallace spent Sunday at his home in Middletown, N. I. Rev Mir Pond occupied his pulpit.
 Rev MT Linsley occupied St Marks pulpit on Sunday last.
 George Frost is home for the summer from the Maine State college.
 Mir and Mrs c. II. Sanford and Miss Susie were at their residence in the will lage, last week.
 Mrs Conrad Pulls is the guest of Mrs Charles Bayette.i
 Fred Keeler is home from Bridgeport. Mrs George Erwin's mother re- turned to hes home in Bethel, Monday week. Mrs Erwin entertained a friend, Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03
MORRIS.
WELCOME THE COMING.


 Mrs Randall and Miss Katie Randall have returned for the summer to their house near Bantam lake.
 Miss Ruth Roots is home from New Haven, where she has been attending the State Normal school.
 Ernest LOveland, who is attending the Yale medical school, is home for short vacation.
 Dr Fred Peck of New York is spend. ing some time with friends in town. The various sumner boarding houses in town are rapidly filling up.
 Rev +. r. Farnham of Salem, Mass, and his three daughters are at Dea Will liam N. Farnham's. Rev Mir Farnham preached for us on Sunday in exchange with the pastor, Rev Mir Redgrave. The NJ. A. C.s played the Bantam nine at Morris on Saturday last. Victory perched upon the standard of the Nj. A. C.'s at the rate of 24 to l2.
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90, 94 BANKfST.
In New Haven County
MIDDLEBURY.
METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS.

The presiding elder, Rev Crandan North, held the quarterly conference at the Methodist church on Sunday morn ing. He gave the congregation a sum mary of the issues of the late general conference, which is the law making body for over three millions of MethOdists, known as the Methodist Episcopal church North.
 Arthur Abbott, superintendent of the Methodist Sunday school, was i'll or Sunday,
 Irving Camp is home from Wnhraham.
 Miss Helen Bronson is about to sail for Europe.
 The W. (. r. L. met at the Methodist parsonage on Saturday. The old board of managers was reelected.
 The Ladies' Aid society met at tho Methodist parsonage on Wednesday afternoon.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03

ON. 0 born arrived home from Mount Herman seminary last week for vaca- tion until September.
 Miss Bertha Robinson closed the spring term of the Chestnut Tree Hill school, this week.
 Miss Ruth Chatffeld of AnsOnia is visit ing with her cOusion, Miss Mary Chat field on Chestnut Tree Hill.
 F. K. Drake of Fairfield, husband of the niece of Mrs Kate NJ, Davis, who died so suddenly last November, spent Sun day with Mrs Davis in the Center, com ing up on his wheel.
 Burr filling arrived home, Monday, for an indefinite vacation from his work at the Peck, Stowe & Wilcox Co.,, in South ingtOn, the shop having shut down.
 Miss GenTgie Roberts and brother, Leshe, of Riggs street, returned, last week, from pleasant weeks visit with relatives ard friends in Bridgeport and New York.
 The school meeting for the election of district officers and other suitable busi- ness in the first district, is to be held in the echovlhouse, this week Saturday evening, at 30.
 The showers of Sunday were the most severe of the season, much damage being done by the wind blowing down fences and tres, and corn and potatoes were beaten down, by wind and cut by hais. At one time hany were afraid that we might be visited by repetition of the St Louis horror.
 The small farm belonging to K. L., HOadley near the watering tank on the Seymour road has been purchased by German from Ansonia who will remodel the barn for a dwelling until fall when he will build B new house. It is pleas ant place.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03
HARVES TIME

demands hard work, but it may be greatly frightened by using the best ot labor saving tools. None can beat the proring Harvesting Tools. No matter what other makers or agents say. there are no ball and roller bearings in The accepted meaning Of the term, hut those nn the Dotrings. 1 can readily prove tHI+. This bHil-hcaring construction makes the Drering the lighrest draft mower; if cAu be started after dead stop in ally crop; the cutter bar will rot 4aG after years of uec; the draft of a , il 4wath i4 e5 , 3 lbs; gouriug Is sim Ic: cu't 'r bar tloata, adiusts itself to rough erouud and does clean work in any klnd of grass; there is no side draft; the hand lever need never be used; the ledger pIatn7 lo haIt the work of cutting; thus the Knives remain sharp long.
 can recommend the Drering Binders and Keepers a. being simple in con struction and operation, hEht of drtn and perfect in work. 1 have several makes of Horse Rakes.
 No farmer is equipped for work who doesn't Use Having Tools for unloading. have thr Myers and you cant hiYd any better. Just come and inspect the above mrntionrH articles and judge tAe correctness of my statements.
 ] am going tu reap and bind this year and if you dout want to hny Binder, I'll do your ~ ork, if engaged in season.
 All 7ort- of Farm Tools and Wagons und Harness, in stock. Artcsiun Wells are my speciality.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03

Monday morning. Mrs Pickest intend to remain during the present week. Mrs A. Poase, of Hartford again arrived at Mrs l.. M. Hperry's on Thursday of last week for few weeks stay near her sis ters here, Mrs Sherman COgswell and Miss Helen Curtis.
 Dea G. $. Humphrey and wife enter raiued, last week, relatives from New Britain, Conn.,, and foughkcepsie, N. Y
 Mrs Esther Williams, formerly of this place, is at present visiting friends in this vicinity.
 Benjamin Taylor visited his parents Dca and Mrs $. N. Taylor, over last Sun. day.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03
NEW PRESTON.
MASONIC MOTIFS.

Major Walter Burnham, k. H, Boards ley and Hon H. o. Ayerill from this place attended the Masonic centennial celebra- tion of Cincinnatus lodge at Great Bar rington, Mass, on Wednesday of last week. They went with St Peters lodge, F. and A. NJ, of New Milford. They re- port large gathering, fine march, plates laid for 1900 to sit down at one time to dinner and an enjoyable ride home in the evening.
 Sherman Cogswel and k. H. Boards ley of this place listened to the sermon from Rev k. ". Woodruff upon John the Baptist, delivered at the Masonic lodge room at Washington Depot, last Sunday afternoon. They report fair attend ance and a good sermon.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03

for the change. Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound should be used.
 It is well for those approaching this time, to write Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. She has the experience of years to aid her in advising. She will charge you nothing.
 She helped this woman, who says:-
 1T have used Lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in my family ten years, with the best results. Some time ago my daughter had eatarrh of the womb, and it entirely cured her. T was approaching the "change of 1ife," and was in 8 deplorable condi- tion. My womb had fallen, and the bearing g-down pains and backache were terrible, and kidneys affected
 II began taking the Compound, and my pains ceased. Iconsiderit it the strong bridge between sickness and health, and recommend it to everybody Imeet who needs ii. -MRa. L. KELLY. Patchogue, L I.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03
SODTHFORD.
PERSONAL CHAT .

Miss Alice Davis visits friends in South Britain, this wecK.
 Mrs l.. A. Wheeler is visiting her grandchildren in Norwich.
 Mr and Mrs Franklin Nichols entertain Mrs Hawley of Waterbury and oth'r guests.
 Miss Rosie Wheeler is the first victim of measles in this immediate neighbo,- hood.
 MT and Mrs Benjamin of Forestvile spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs Nj H. Curtis.
 Miss Eva Hurlburt closes a long and successful term of school, this week Fri- day, with an interesting program by her scholars.
 Mir Kimber, a friend of Rev L.P, Arm strong, in his absence gave an interesting address at the chapel, last Sunday after noon.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03

5cr If ail runaways. LH-t Thursday evening u high spirited pair of young horses beiorging to Eli Minor and driven by his son, Edwin, who was on his way back from Ncwtown, where he had been to deliver straw, stopped at $. F. Clark's store, leaving the horses unhitched. They, thinking they could go home without a driver, started into run, leaving the body of the wagon in ome place, blankets in auother. They ran above Jay North rop's and there turned over the remain ing part of the wagon and stopped. No serious damage w87 done.
 Henry N, Camp took a business trip to Bridgeport, one day last week.
 Henry Bristol and wife of Danbury spent few days visiting his father $, Walter Bristors.
 The school meeting was held, Saturday evening. Abel Worden was elected school committee.
 Miss Edith Roswell is home from her school for the vacation.
 Abel Worden and wife spent day in D-nbury, last week.
 Mrs Wjxon visited her daughter, Mrs FoUiatt, recently.
 Horace Allen and family of New Mil ford spent Sunday with J. NJ. Ford. Secretary Hall held services in the Methodist church, Sunday mor@ing
 Mrs Wimont spent few days visiting F. Elsinboss, in Broohtield.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03
AT THE VILLAGE CHURCH.

Rev Evan Evans delivered to the chil- dren at the Village church, last Sunday morning, the sermon he intended to have preached two weeks before, appropriate for Children's day.
 Mrs F. J. Hosford was in Milford, last week.
 Don't forget the celebration on New Preston Hill, Saturday evening of this week.
 Miss Laura Burnham is absent from her home here for two or three weeks, visiting friends at Long Island and in New York City.
 Mir and Mrs c. W. Pickett and son of New Haven arrived at Mrs l.. M. Sper- ry's cottage, last Friday evening, for a shorss outing. Mr Pickett remained till
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03
GOOD WORK ON THE ROADS.

J. E. Grannis, with his corps of assist ants, have placed during May and June the principal highways adjacent to this village in first class order for carriage driving and trucking and they are made as hard as possible for bicycle riding al so. Jerome knows what a good road is and how GO make one
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03

"Wake up, Jacob, day is breakingH so said DeWitts Little Early Risers to the man who had taken them to arouse his sluggish liver. E. F. Hawley, New town; s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley & Co.,, StpDnev
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03
BETHLEHEM.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
 Rev MT Kmban, recent graduate of Yale theological seminary, spent Sun day as the guest of Rev Edward r. Aver and occupied his pulpit on Sunday, June 2l. Mir Kimball has been preaching in EastOn.