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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-25
LATHAM'S CoWARDLY ASSAULT.
An=srsd h,cau~c the Crowd l. sore
On tius, ,Ie nade an Attaeh
"E usPire sheridan.

81, Louis. No. April =. After The game
between 50. Louis and Chica-U yesterday
afternoon had neru finished on the nell
ana additional inning vas played in the
dressing room. 10 was then that ArIic
Latham stepped up 10 Umpire sheridan
and struck him under the eye. cutting "a
CASH that viii Uat heal Ia a day. The blow
was struck with his fist or with hlt
y hlrH Latham Carried m his hand. THE
details OF Tho tIaUas Wiu probably never
reach tlle public or Tile league eftlclal-. as
every preca4tioH IS being taken 20 SUP
press them Al the cotton Of tho Tow j.
the fact thar, Will, Latham j. beloved hy
Nou Der Ahe the public win have none OF
him; whenever h. makes a mlsplay h- j.
rouudly z.ssel. aud there Is clamorous
demand Tor Ayers. a promising young
player nov a4orn-ns Ar. Won Der Ahe's
haEd bench
This was a had day for Latham. HE
Eiade errors, aud the crowd loWled. in
the eighth he coaChed nowa homo from
third on caught ly from short right held,
and The runner VAS caught and declared
onl on Il close decision This an
EtreI the -rowd. bur the wrath
waS IiIs-Ls- - LatGAm. aeI the
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-25
Results "a, Forsythc.

Forsythe Ind April 2i-First race
Five and a half furlonss Ferryman IL,
40 l. w0n. NigaTs. 3 70 ]. second; Bob
Farrel. thlrd. Time ll5, Jim Berry My
H,y Billy B., Maud Watson and Loretta
also ran
second race Five and a half furonEs,
santa cruz r. 10 !, won; Teeta May, 70 3
:. t1nd. Queen Faustus, third. Tlmr, lI54.
Rosa May Rubber Neck, AtaIanta and
Niu1wa also ran
Third race-Seveu furlonss, Disturbance,
70 9 won; FoT-runuer, 10 . seoonI; De
mre third Time rs. kinssclere, Meay-
erman Gratz Hanlsy, Mr., hunlaP and
AR Carochter also ran.
Fourth race S.N mrloues. Cauheh, 10
s. Won. Doctor q, 10 70 ], second; LQti
third Time. e1la Onalaska, George Is.
s~ft Lasalie ami Mickey also ran,
Fifth race-SiN furlonss. Noola, to :.
won. Rrf'laet 2la 70 T. second; Ashland.
third Time. l.2oiz Loretta y, Uncle
Dave. Karruba c., Dave sloan and Woods
sixth race-Five ana half furlongs,
Hillshoro. 10 /. won: Koslyn. : 70 .,
second: Nav Fern. third Time, i;l4 Bart,
Nero. Deposit and Ransack also ran.
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Lena. second; Adam Andrew. third. Time
Third race-Seyen furlongs. Jack Richie
Meu won; Moniia, second; Sea Spray. third.
Fourth Tace-One mile All over won.
Miss Maxim, second; Thorn Hill third'
Time, l.i2&f.
Fifth race-Fiye and a half furlongs. Red
Time, l:ll&.. - '''''
sixth race-Fiye and a half f,irlones
Miitdlo Midlo s9n; Es Jim Bozen. second; New Moon.
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,nthcnian also ran. Imperial. out for

Anthonlan also ran. Imperial. out for
place.
Third raco-Srvcn furloug; 500 Alamo,
ny oNtrtuul, even, won; Master Fred, l2l
corner. lJ 90 !. second: Feast, lHl MAT
thtWst. s 10 J. third. Time, s .3n Hotspur,
Cashier, Uncle Henry, lsiN'rsiie Park. Car
rull nuud'r. Herman, Princess PTtn, AUS
fih Hubert also ran. Fred. u To I, place.
Fourth racc-Mil- and itty yards, $50.
Jake zimmerman, i2j CyertouI, . la 10,
won. TIN, Tanker l15 tN. Alori=l n ia 3.
second. LiEhtfoot ll5 tiiami 10 ]. third.
Time. l.iTg. Ftytpuia, Jdmborec also ran.
banker ont for place.
Lee. lus DUNN. 10 I. Won. sharon, Jos
tEossi. . 20 ., second; Tern. lot tiardnerl,
to T. th.rt Time. Ui i9t, Princess Maud,
M1UdlIWu. olympus, Fanui" Brown, The
Planet. Miss Mills. Traveller Blackstone
and Mable ". also ran. sharon, 10 /,
place.
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social Rowling cIub-Ro,aI Alleys.
sutton s,iu ia The Lead.

Gallagher and sutton continued ulav I'm
their SIX nights match at the Rrtin-1,Itr
hall last night. The game was a slow on,
and though Gallagher made the moSf H.
The game VIII BE- concluded at me RoVsI
tonight and Gallagher ia order 10 ~
must make @- before sutton gets s75. The
Gallagher.I.s SIT. a. Q. 6, l. TO- 6. Q. n
8, i. IL 8. S. 10. Is. & i. 4 ii" o. 3 81
z Total. 2's'S' High run. g, Ayerags...
sutton ;5oo-s; 2. 8, /. O. q. lo2ls
.. ., ., q 3 5, Q. L. Il i. IS s. / / is sa
Total. l.hl5. HIGH run. Il. ANerag- \ - ti
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-25
New quarter MIIe tandem Record.

san DIEGO, Cal. ApTll 2i-Edwards and
Hannah broke the tandem ons-fourth mile
the one mile paced record; time, ~ Is,
He also broke the half mile, paced; time.
O.35. An Of the above are worlds amateur
records,
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Charley CoHIsLes's saints Viii MaLe
Their First Appearance.

Charley Comiskeys 81 Paul team Will
arrive from Milwaukee this morning. and
Will open up d series with the Blues this
Afternoon comisEey claims hat he LAS a
L llsb slIguGeE team this ssas.u than thy
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-25
san Fran.i.eo Races.

san Francisco, Cal. April Weather
First race-SiN furlonss ReaIizat ton
Won Canior, second; Wawaona, third
Time. 1.l7
second raee-Half mile. Lost Girl Won.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-25
nIues FieIdrd Muguilicenriy.

AM boH tha ills= HiI l.'. 40 s. not
taylue Too must ~ -4y tha- n Ha- FE-
Il--T exhibition ever seen ar tt- k4Gs.l5
.ltv grounds, au1 tftrs have b.ru some
good games played tf Kansas ttit- TIE
11attar hoT haTa ur L0a aWkwsT .ly they
saue. Tlay cJulsH.t -rt hs Hatnslt EioA
luf &yce. IS hp covered a Woris ~ ground.
The playiU- Of N.uA at short @as "a r-.ris4-
ION. NQthluE la~ u hsE ever hrtH seen
"a Eausas City since tte Iays or Herman
Tong and H. never played amy better
game than AiuN put up Yesterday The
3nly error iu ttr gene was &Eer's iTDI 81
a thrown hau iu tho ninth inning wbrr hr
eas in "a hurry % get lte 1ai So n- rulll
aemIlete double play ef which ta-
Blues LlaGc thrre hghtniuE our5- sammy
Sichol was th- only one of to- 8utfef.iers
Eno had anything 20 DO. and De- made an
sther ~ thosr halr-rai-ing catches which
thus far. n Wes on Perry Werlen's b. I,
kaa the els indian vas d!ss sasts1 wisA L.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-25
southern League.

Atlanta Ga AprI 2L-seort- Atlanta,
II- AIautADW ry
Elimir4nam Al.- ApriI "a -HiFmins ham.
. Mobile %.
Coigmbus tia april 2i-CoIgmHu-. :.
<tU orleans, p. called on account oI
a4IkLtas-
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-25
E,her stakes a, sandomn.

London, April 2i-Five horses stared Il,
the race for the Esher stakes (handIran. - -
1000 sovereigns at SandoWn park 10 -, ~
The distance vas one mile. Lord posS.
bery's Quarrel Won, with Baron Pofbs
ehilds Nedieis second and Lord ElIesmsre'.
Mcneil third
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s.v sammy pun down what Dc thought
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The Journal. 10 eentS . week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-15

At the opera house on Saturday night, October r. Jim, the Pen man" will be presented, and those who desire good seats should apply for them at once, as the engagement promises to be the most successful of any during the current season. The play does not need any additional words of praise now it is not and never will be forgotten. Apropos of the company it is only necessary to say it is headed by such sterling artists as Frank c. Bangs and Edith Rice, not to mention a dozen others of unquestioped ability to insure the remarkable impersonation of each character. and this is only small praise when the general excellence which char acterizes the ensemble of this organization is considered.
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BuEHLER-WILLIs--In In this city, ,0eto- Der II, 1896. Mr F. E. BuEHI.ER and Miss LAURA WILLIS, Rev. A. o. Evans officiating.
 The above happy wedding took place at 7:10 o'clock at the Methodist parsonage. in the presence of a few intimate friends. The bride is a most amiable and charming young lady who has many friends iD this city. Mr. Buehler, the happy groom, is in the employ of F. w. Wesche, the sterling young business man and is Main street wagon manufacturer.
 The GRAPHIC extends it's sincere good wishes and congratulations to Mr. and Mrs Buehler, and trusts that their lives may be full of sun shine and happiness.
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they would cherish each other until death should them part.
 After the ceremony the bride and groom were driven to the Valley depot and left on the evening train for the home of the groom's parents. They were followed to the depot by scores of friends who, with many ex- pressions of good wishes for their happiness, and peace, and Prosperi= ty, bid them goodbye.
 And both were young and beautiful; And to his eye there was but one beloved
 face on earth,
 And that was shining on him.
 May God. in His infinite mercy, shower blessings upon their heads, and with this couple goes the GRAPH Ie's best wishes for all the happiness. all the peace and all the prosperity mankind can be heir to.
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The Adams-Wilson Printing Co. is the largest printing plant, outside of Little Rock, in the State. 1t has more printing presses, even, than any plant in Little Rock, while it is thoroughly equipped with all Of the latest styles and designs of type and is modern and up t9 date in every detail. All of it's machinery is oper- ated by steam power, and it is the only steam printing office in Pine Bluff. Therefore, the Adams Wilson Printing Co. has unequalled facilities for quick. neat and artistic job print ing in this section of the State. Call and get prices and inspect our work before placing your orders. dtf
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The play, Jim, the Penman, which will be seen at the opera house Saturday night, October r, about which so much has been said and written in this city, is the reigning dramatic sensation of the present century. It's success lies in the strength of the story. You should not fail to see the performance.
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A Republican of this city, last night, had the hardihood to bet $200 to S1O0 that Mckinley would be elected our next President. It would seem that he has more money than judgment, and there is an old saying that aptly applies to this condition.
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The fckleness of types was clearly demonstrated in the GRAPHIC yester- day whereby an awful mistake was made. In speaking of a prob able marriage where there was parental objection, but where the young lady was of lawful age" the sl" was dropped out in the make up," making the item read of awful age" That's one on the GRAPHIC, but mistakes will occur in the best regulated families. We extend our apologies.
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We are pleased to learn that Maj. & NJ. McGehee, of Double Wells, who was stricken with paralysis some time ago, is rapidly improving and that on yesterday he was up and able sto drive several miles. Maj. MeGehee's many friends will be pleased to hear this.
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Among those who came to this city last night to witness the glove contest tonight were: J. Bamilers, St. Louis J. D. O'Brien, Hot Springs; J. II. Myers, Lynchburg, Va; J. C.. Ryan, Hot Springs; and J. $. Lay ton, Hot Springs.
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The Adams-W ilson Printing Con- paAy has the largest single shipment of stationery enroute ever brought So Pine Biuff
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Read the handsome new advertise ment for Kastor X Bluthenthal on the fourth page in this issue We shall have more to say of this firm in our next issue.
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O Oysssrs--the finest in the world sersesi in all styles at A. J. Mitchelrs Palace Confectionery, No. POS Main street, 104dtf
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Mr. Claranee Wade, representing the Stacy-Adams Shoe Company, was in the city yesterday and sold Katzenstein Bros. a car load of tha celebrated Staey-Adams spring shoes.
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Mrs. Chas. Gordon Newman has returned home after and extended visit to friends in Connecticut. We are pleased to chronicle the fact that she is greatly improved in health.
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Tke brick work on the new build inc of the 4Westbrook Grain and Cummisaion Go. is about completed.
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Mr, Mac Reynolds, brother of C. II. Reynolds, has returned from a isHsthy absence in California.
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Hon. NJ. J Manning, of Clarendon, passed through the city this morn ing en route to Little Rock.
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Judge ". M. Collins, County Judge sfIincoin county, is q visitor to the city today.
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H.. C. Hughes. of Hot Springs, arrived last eveuing, and will see the a5-round glove combat tonight.
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Mrs. Clsude Ringo returned from a pleasant visit to Little Rock rela- slses yesterday evening.
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Mr. Jim Dreyfus and daughter, Miss Ida. left for Little Rock this morning. where they will attend the eSummerfeltl-F Franklnnd wedding
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Mr- j. S. Reap and wife have re- turned from a brief bridal tour to Hot Springs.
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For the past forty-eight hours it has been raining hard in the vicinity of Dallas, Texas, and is still raining. This is hard on cotton growers in that section,
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AnE You TIRED all the time? Then F0uP blood needs to be enriched and enFfhed by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the Ane True Blood Purifier. 1t gives figpr and vitality.
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Mrs. Robert Lowry. Of Demott is here buying winter goods from eur aaerchants.
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nr. T. H. Tipton. prominent arnggist Of Forrest City, was in the ctr yesterday patronizfng our wholesale drug houses.
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Arnold Bros. have a very valna- ble collection of ancient coins on ex- at their jewelry store.
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Ar. J. Al. Goza returned home yes serday from Montgomery county.
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Tbe Arlington bar. of which those clever caterers. Jim and Joe' are RropTietors. has been handsomely rrRovated and fitted up.
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Tue meeting oi the "Thespian elub.'' last night, was a success in every particular.
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Mr. Frank Smith has returned rom q business trip down the Cot a&n Belt.
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(. M. Samuel. a prominent citizen af Thornton, was q guest of Hotel Trnioex fast night.
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We regret to learn that Col. J. ". Corcoran is quite sick. Today he was moved from his home on his plantation to the Infrmary in this city.
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Capt. s. F. HiIzheim was pas srAger for Little Rock this morning.
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Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy sH operate. Cure indigestion, bill slusBeua 25c.
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Mir. Geo. II. Davis, of Stuttgart, is quite sick at tine Arlington Hotel.
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Air. and Mrs. " H. Langford are spending theday at the statecapital.
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Mir. A,- E. Niyen is yet quite sick withtynhoid fever.
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The business in the Police Court this moraing was nit"
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c. ". Wiley, of Heckatoo, is , Pine Bluff visitor today.
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Constable c. NJ. Philpott returned home from Little Rock last evening.
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All kinds of summer drikks at 1sitchell's. , IT dtf
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The University Association meets tonight at the Institute.
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Mir. ". J. Savage, of Stuttgart, is registered at the Trulock.
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Col. sam T. Mallory leaves this afternoon for Hot Springs.
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Mr. J. H. Fisher. Of Forrest City is here on q business trip.
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Nr. Y. J. Gary, of Wa5baseka, is .Hsrs on a business visit.
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:. Mrs. Collins, of Tyro, is in the cilA CA a shopping expedition.
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Mr. E. Wray Martin. we are pleased to state, is improving, and this afternoon he was able to be up and take drive with friend.
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IMPERIAL LODGE, No. 94 K, F., meets every Friday night at their Castle Hall. over Citizens Bank
 Fraternal welcome extended to all visiting Knights and brethren J. ". LANGsToN, II. l. HoLDERNEss K. R. and $. c. ..
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CITY ITEMS.

air. l.. II. Lenox. of Pendleton, is in the city.
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Miss Etta simon is now the ef- ficient stenographer for Austin & Taylor, in the absence of Mir. NJ. Danahour.
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Mir. s. A. Rosenberg leaves this afternoon for Little Rock.
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MT. H. II. Atkinson, of Star City. is visitor to the city today.
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(HEAP 
Advertise Your Wan

FOR sALE-A good second hand jud Surrey. Cheap. Address '.W." |
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Nr. E. ". Williams, of English, is registered at the Truloek.
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Mr. I. s. Mcdonnell, of Altheimer, is in the city.
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FOR SALE-A Mosler Safe. burgll 1 fire proof, with steel vault. Good] Inquire of JOHNSON x R0BH
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MT. J. NJ. Barrett, of sherriil, is in the city today.
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This is beyond question the greatest and most sensational picture of London social life ever presented in the form of a play running 300 nights in LondonI and almost two seasons in New York City.
The Newtown bee., 1896-10-16
LYONS PLAINS.
AND LOCAL TOPICS

PERSONAL AND LOCAL TOPICS.
 A social event occurred, last Friday evening, when a large number of guests, assembled at the residence of Bradley w ite. The OccasIOn was the celebration of the l7th birthday of Miss White. Fer ris' band discoursed music for dancing, and bountiful repast, and the best, prepared for the many guests was done full justice to. Many valuable and handsome presents were received by Miss White.
 Miss Amelia Williams of Norwalk, with members of E. N. Sipperley's fam fly of Westport, recently called at the rect0ry.
 Frederick Treadwen drove to Bethel and spent fair week.
 The young men of the village have rented the Treadwell store building and converted the upper floor into a socia club room.
 Mrs Frank Hawley of the Glen has made frequent visits with relatives near Ridgefield
 Mrs John H. Fanton has recently kind Iy remembered her rector and family by bountiful supply of fruits and vegeta. bles, most acceptable gift.
 Saturday evening, Mrs Eli Wakeman gave at her fathers, Capt c. ". John sons, a whist party. Guests from Bridge port were present.
 Many of our residents attended the Danbury fair, last week, and from their reports we judge the show was above that of last year in many respects.
 Rev A. Hamilton was in Norwalk, Saturday, on business.
 T. R. Hoyt's family have entertained for several days, this week, MT and Mrs James Grove of New York City.
 Much to the regret of her many friends Mrs Phebe A. Fanton contemplates mak- ing her future home with her son-in. law, William Keeler and family, of North Will ton.
 Cards were received by 8 number to a sociable given by MT and Mrs H. B. Osborne at the hall, Easton, October 13
 Mrs Thomas B. Bradley of Greenfield recently took dinner at Mrs John H Fanton's and after the repast the ladies drove to Putnam Park and enjoyed it's many attractions.
The Newtown bee., 1896-10-16
SHERMAN.

TOWN AND PERSONAL JOTTTNGs.
 Rev James P. Hoyt and son have been making old friends visit in town.
 George Reddtng obtained position with Marcy t5 Smith of Newtown.
 The piano tuner who visited us few days came to an untimelv end in Danbury by being run over by the cars in that town.
 Our new blacksmith and worker of wood, D. D. Gray and George Brague, are ready to attend to all customers who may favor them with their patronage.
 Maltby Leach is improving with care ful nursing.
 A boy living with John V. Moore, who has been doing gymnastic performances, was found with broken neck one day, last week.
 Miss Ida Canffeld, who has been with her aunt, Mrs D. B, Mallory, will return to her home near Buffalo, next week.
 Ex-Senator Daniel B. Mallory, Leslie l.. Judd and Isaac E. Hall were st the senatorial convention at Newtown on Monday.
 Mrs G. B. Hungerford and Mrs D. B. Mallory are attending the W. c. T. U. convention at Merden, this week.
The Newtown bee., 1896-10-16

brothers bakery route and is now at- tending to the wants of former custom CTS. Royal B. Curtis is on 8 vacation trip which includes visit with friends at Troy, N. Y.
 The Salvation Army people have given up their meetings at Lower Steyney, because they were refused the use of the sChOOlhOuse. Committeeman Smalley had several complaints of marked books and some damage to the school property by people who .attended the meetings, and as the best way out of it, thought it wise to ask them to quit, which they did.
 Charles Purdy has been on the sick list for week past.
 The Friday evening meeting this week, is to be held at Birdsey Sber- mans.
 Mrs Stephen Nichols is preparing to spend the winter in Bridgeport. Dur ing her absence Mrs George Sears will occupy and care for her house.
 A COW belonging to A. B. Curtis got badly checked by an apple, Tuesday morning, but by hard work it was re. moved in time to save the cows life.
 Mrs Schmitz and daughter of SCam- ford and William Trowbridge have been guests of MT and Mrs John Benedict, l this week.
 Miss Bessie Betts and Miss Mamie Burr of Fairfield were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew B. Curtis over Sunday.
 Mrs Caroline Dayton entertained out of-town friends, last week.
 Word comes from Stephen Iellina at the Bridgeport hospital that he is out of danger and likely to get along nicely, but as he has only one leg left it is doubt full if he shoes any more horses.
 Miss Emma Wheeler of Bridgeport is the guest of Miss Agnes Edwards.
 Daniel Edwards is spending week in Vermont, enjoying the hunting.
 The Womau's Christian Temperance [ nion will hold it's monthly meeting, Wednesday, the 2lst, at the usual place and hour. This meeting was postponed one week on account of the state meeting at Meriden, which occurred October Ii, l5 and lG.
 Mrs Clingban and Mrs Fowler, who have been with Danbury friends, have returned home.
 Mrs Lucinda Hubbell has been a guest of friends at Danbury.
 Charles F. HubbeI of Naugatuck has been a guest of Lewis Hubbell.
 John Burritt has exchanged horses, not an unfrequent happening.
 George H. Edwards and Miss Helen Seeley were united in marriage on last week Thursday morning, by Rev MT Mariner. They will reside on Pepper street.
 An eight pound girl baby WAS born to Mir and Mrs II. E. Canf-ld of Bridge. port, Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1896-10-16
STEVENSON.
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
 Mir Hubbard of Ansonia was 8 guest at Fred Isbell's, last week, on hunting ex- petition.
 Edward Curtiss of Ansonia visited at H. G. Loveland's, recently.
 Mrs Elisha Dickerman and Miss Carrie Baldwin of New Haven visited at c. E. Bradley's, last week.
 Mrs Barrows of Middletown is guest at Fred Isbell's.
 J. B. Downs is remodeling and build. ing on to his house and pushing it along finely under the workmanship of George Martin and Howard Stevens.
 Mrs W. s. Bradley is visiting her moth CT and sister, in Huntington.
 Edward sherman's son, George, has the bilious fever. He is under the care of pr Smith.
 Q. E. Gilbert and ". s. Bradley took in the Danbury fair one day.
 Grover Loveland had 2 present from