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OaLurudy, IS ACdEU Uh all 5iuGS' SoAuiGCS aud ditches didn't begin to be large enough to carry off the eurplus water that fell and so it plowed it's way into the roads, gullying them out, and making travelling by team a speculative operation. The frepze that followed made it almost impossible to do much repairing, but when the waatber opens little work qil be begun on the worst places. The bridges staid on their foundations aa far us heard from, so that by careful drying enc can get along,
 Mrs George <. Turner has just com plcted weaving a quantity of very hand -ome rag carpeting which she would dispose of,
 Mir and Mr. Johl B'noaict were much pleased. t@c f.-t f u- week, to hear that thair dnughtcr-in-l4w, Mrs John Benedict ot Bridgeport. was some better. Mrs Benedict has been very critically Ill withtyphus fever. Mrs Andrew Leaven- wol tn has again proven her reputation as nurse of excellence, having been untlr- ing in her care of Mrs Benedict during her illness.
 Mir and Mrs William Candce entertain i'd Mrs Carmon of New Haven, over Sun- day,
 Nrs Charles Edwards has returned from visiting with her daughters at TrumbulI
 Miss Eliza Osborn ha, been gues" at the home of her brother, John Osborn of Faj- hcld for few days.
 Mis- Robert Burns, formerly Mrs Melissa Gibbs, was in town, last week, and had her household goods removed to Maucherfcr, where she will go to house keeping with her husband.
 Onin p}att is cut again to the satisfac tion hi. many friends.
 Miss Grace o born was in attendance at the birthday party given iu honor of Miss Elsie Gilbert of lIua5ingtown, last week.
 Lewis uubball gratited his friends b< making his appcerAncc in R. Hawloy < Co.'s store, one day last week. This jS thp first time Mr Hubbeu has y1uturca out this winter, having been laid up with rhcumati=m.
 News was received, this week, If lhe death of Mrs E<ther Brown, formerly " rc~idcnt of s."pnoy, but of late li1ie- wt:h I2r daugate~, Mrs John Fer,is oi 8at4cI. 5l:s Brown YRS an aunt of Mr- George a. Turner ,,t tae Dspot.
 A.H. currj=' pond ov,,n ,.vga its~ls, a- re-uI. If eha r@cnrt ,rvn7e rsja 41.r.a, zpj'ung j.. y.lcr- rus Ia.o tee 7o.-a e.a,. though 10. d~rn cuoux: or >> ..h yo,usa foroo to d2 mueh 4a@.c4a.
 Mrs E1>pra~ H".r!.lny ss,.a' \ !-:: .f La. ~-~A .yl.h r4l i::"v--, N~..> >i:s La.n5-r N'hyo.r-, vi a&a,:asr"a.
 N,+ E!z@ba;n B .2...-i=y Aa~ vjs:e"@ .. 'ho h*m~ os 1.ar z,", E '~+ros &~-rd5l-y.
 rammj. i;,~n rcnqjHs sboot t'-r s~:an. jt aaysa5oG ha 5@ 6 lia.la better than h1 WAS at onc timp.
 H. x. lo~d ir .,i" s2niag those Cali f)rniz rains and psoaes If t!re pound for 25e e@d they are j4st as representrd
 A liver with a topid hvar will not he long liver. Correct the liver wi.h DeWitt's Little Early Rj-era, little pills that cure dyspepsia and constipation. K. F. HawIey, Newtown; s. C. Bull Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakem2n, Bots ford; 5. ILawley & O., Stepuey.
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

Rev Satnntl Gurney was in Brooklyn on Monday and Tuesday of this week. refurning Tuesday evening to be in at ,crdance at the special cv&ngelistic ser vices being held in the 8ethodiet church ot tic Misses Frost and Simpson. These meetings promise much If spiritual ben- .fiy n inc cLurcFl and place and a cordial i.:lication t~ sx5cndrd to aII to attend. Ais Fro>t and Miss Simpson are enter .a1s~d a1 lie hopo of F. E. Shej.on dur E cI"if s5&r ii town.
 1a':o j- ."m@ talk oe uYj'iog the two ,i"s3..@.~' iasi~h-& 2f L~pg Hill and ~'~s'-ry, h4via& one p9Ssor for both rhurva..s. A. they gre zo conveniently j.y.,r"d jr ~on'd he most desirable, and y>h5D' it -T~u.d give ihr minister p|ent. If ~o~Il, i would =jso give him fair re- inu4vr&ti-u.
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T. will Do, cure everythirg. IL is not claimed lbar II will cure but one con- n|ajor that l. dyspepsia. We cannot say hat it will cur every case of dys spepsia, but it N iI cure large mej ority of them. such eases a. a-e ad4pred fo its use will .le'lve inn edizce benefit One small bot t'e viii be sul1i tent to test 1t.
 The ShaEer digestive cordial is espec- ally adspred for emaciated or elderly people whose food does them but litt!e TT no go0d because it is not digested.
 The cordial contains an artifciallv di- ge-ted food and is digester of food hap piiv c0mbned
 Rpad one of the little books which } cur druggist is now giving away and learn of this wonderful remedy.
 \ really palatable castor oil can now be had under the name of l4x0l ;
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in owing itself, when Hamblin caught and held it until help came.
 It not only ia SO, it must be so, One Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, and that's what makes it go. E. F. Hawley, Newtown; s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley X Co., Stepney.
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH.

On account of the storm, Sunday, there was not large audience present to hear Rev $. A. Ives of Thompson, but those who did brave the weather were re- warded by hearing very able sermon. He was much liked.
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Cash will buy 10 bars of Fairbank'= standard soap fo, 25c, best made, d, E F. Hawley'-; also choice salmon l0t can, corn, tomatoes Or peas Ge, good condeDs- ed mix St can, corn starch 5c, be-t Oat flakes p pound, rajsins Sc, soda crackers 5c, best lemons 1c each.
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 The publishers Of McCIure's Nigga zine have decided to spend $2O GOO for short stories during the coming year. They announce that new writers will be especially welcome. Payment will be made on a very liberal scale, and 1t Ia be- licved that this will be more sati, facto ry than offering prizes. Stories should run from 2,oOO to G,O00 words. The shorter the story, the better the chance Cf success. Here is chance for ambi. tious young writers.
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.

Loyal Legion meeting tomorrow after- noon at 3.
 The Women's Christian Temperance Union will hold it's monthly meeting, Wednesday, the I1th.
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Half wool ChaIlies at Is I.ac noir.

Halt Wool Challies at l3 I.2c pair.
 B inch Striped Organdies at lOC 8 yard. FiTe Bombay Gmghnms at 11 l 2c a yard. Printed Mndras Cloth at l5c a yard.
 Dotted Orgdndies, something new, price I5c yard.
 New COlorings of the 36 inch Perca'es, price l2 % yard
 Fine Dimities, very fine selo tion, at F l-2 cents.
 Printed Mns'in with the new lace effects, price r.. yard. yard. SWEATERS FOR WOMEN's WEAR. u8c.
 There are prcdict'on4 th1t they are doomed to become the fad" the cnuiug summer
 We have the New nrt," corrrc- 1n -ty1c. quality 9nd lit. &2 each, color- black ,maroon navy Lnd navy aul black mixed DRESS SKIRTS.
 New '96 shape.
 0 IF early sortrg Skirts ar" now ready. N"t"@ the D i"e- tn" put thr r"~t Hud '. te~r 0t th" 1rvss3nak.r iu th'- 0thrl tr.j of ;he scales, and de luc
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their new advoIti,cmeut in aDcthr~ c0l umn. "A word to the wjsejs uGitical."
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AT ST STEPHEN s.

Father Smith, who was prevented from going to Stepney, last Sunday, on &C., count of the bad travelling, will hold mass ut St Stephens next Sunday at l0.30 a. ID.
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Remember E. F. Hawley's cash reduc- ton sale iasts only this month; so don't miss the bargains, Best caIicoes 1 and 5c, Atlantic A and Continental c muslin Sc; giDghams 5c.
The Newtown bee., 1896-03-06

Prices speak louder than words. See what the c. H. Bennett Shoe Go. offer in
The Newtown bee., 1896-03-06

I..-lies' ~I's elastic with pin snl loop tops, i" -'H rolors. u-u4l!y sold at 25c; price now I}" & pair.
 ~ut site '.oe'lr-. with pin and loop top, v. e tr'''r -i'- [" 34c; 10 be Id at the follow. HH prfre~ E h'r-' '5c. Children's I7c, Misses I4c. LA''it- 25.. in -iN c0l0r~.
 F"urF -ltk ~Ii eiaSr3c~, with pin and loop '7m, af -"c l4ur, Tn six colnrss vslne 42c 8 pair
 N,i~"t p3f3 Ho~" Suupor7or= Babies l3c, Nl----' h.. .unG L0lje~' I-v. Ladies' l9c.
 L''i"'e kau"d 'tA!t-r~, -,c R. pair, all good cu.O.s.
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ugsr M the slure for cash al E F. Huw- tcy's.
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AT ST PETERS.

Rev G, T. Linsley officiated at St Peter's, Thursday evening last, and was listened to with great pleasure.
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tary Uf Hartford.
 Seymour WeH- ,Jr, who has been run ming the fish market for few month7 has sold out to a Mr Saith. Miss AIvord, of Daubury, is visiting friends in C0"n.
 Some of the electric lights are again in operation, after long rest.
 The tide was higher Saturday nigh than for many years. The ferry rouG was covered f. quite disss~r", at n. rood back of th- D"Nist prpport. wa also under water for Some tIme.
 The sale of tickets rn p"lpts on the Nsugatuck division was stopped for q few hours early Mondny u.os.iug on ac- count If the ,2ashnuts ca that road.
 The Hu,nns ssrru' F. Lave tatcl. ;, t.-...- hold on 0ur propit,
 4 =tove filed vjth g-oeD -y.,,d l., h Truck hou~e, und. the Congregations i lecture room, eau ed ar alarm "f fl. 8 few days since about , o'c'nck ID the afternoon. | way thr eau .~ et but ijrl.c a.magc, hu' nigh hrv,. h-I ~erj5u. r4- so;t- if ir nd uac been oi-c.l4l,u T , 1 f>,v .oc, i4tat, .F457o iS raitS vs --r.i.:: "'rg i, .,.r. g.. R@d Nrr iu .p9u Mr and Mr- WJ:i.ta. U..F,,r..et 4,a ,e j 'sc'nS in 'ac ar. jv-.' If ,... ''.s~c. d@vsl, tur,
 Mrs C. Epgea" u~a:.. :-~ a4. b.y4 j. S"ymour tor 4 lev a~.~ ,i-!:u.s h:, s,4. onts.
 Tn c2o'crio.~: :.a1 ,J.-~.. ..-ctp.a. Ri winter tnan 2vel n"G,re ..~c'I. va bull,
 The socisb.e gf,rn Ii, lh- t4u,ure roo,: Of che Co"grrga .inna) cl.u-c'1, i~-5 v. ek, was very largely u,to1dDd and voted D success byali present.
 E. W. Peck is secretary ard treasure, If the A. VI. R2rri5G Lumber O., rt Bridg port. His Dumt."u. f:lSuda i, coml 0iil wish bm success in lis ne,. bucine2s.
 Aus in Singleton, ycurg colored !sd, died at his tathei B rooz, last week from mjufies received by coming n c3uract with a post whil" playing. He cut a serious gash in his head and took cold in the wound, causing his death.
 J. H. Luther, aged II years, died last week. Funeral services were held in the Methodist church, Rev Mr Shsckletoa officiating.
 DrG. A. Shelton of Shelton was in town calling on friends, one day last week.
 A party of young people gave C. Eo. gene Beardsley surprise party lat week, in honor of his 22d birthday.
 The U, AM. held an open meeting at their hall, Friday evening. The state officers were present and very intel est ing order of exercises were presented with 8 bountiful collation.
 Mrs George Coulter is ill with the grip.
 A class in physical culture is being formed under the direction of Principal Corlew. Miss Grace Bronson of Bridge port will be the instructor.
 The Chaurauqua circle met Thursday evening with Mrs Morehouse, on King street.
 Rev E. s. Lewis, of St Paul's church, New Haven, delivered the Lenten ser mon at Christ church, Friday evening,
 Mrs Stiles Judson, Jr., has returned from visit to friends in Stamford.
 Mrs Wood, of Stonington, has visited Miss Evans, at her home on Main street.
 Prices speak lOu0er than words See
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In Fairfield County.
STEPEEY AND VICINITY.

DEATH OF Mss JENNIE Y. MALLETT.
 Ms ~J"no;c V Nulclr dj"d ip W~tor hurv, F"b7u@1y 2G, af.a7 a w>ol's sick 7oss wj.h pneumonia, aged B years. ~h" will Do greatly mjs>od in Ia~tua shu~ch of which sn@ WA member .;..! 1Y har morr relatives t.ad f,i-nd., Go. rurial .yl5 f-,a a.r :,o.ua na Saturday. 0e5-ue7y 29. aa o'c'ot', #1I to toe ra~aoa church yt2 The bearer. 7etrf "@a+]e@ ScaIcy. Grnrga Clark, Wiu Maj '"tl, and John Trrsdgr}l. r}4r, 'v"rc many beautiful hosm cn' rigs, amoug 'htm several pieces from her syholars in Waterbury.
 METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
 Despite the very uncomfortable stormy weather of la.t sunday afternoon fair sized audience was present at the Metho- dist church. The service was very im p-cs~ive, made so by Rev Dr Merwin re- c.iving on probation eight candidates for membership to the church as follows :: Mir and Mrs Orlando Purdy, Miss May 0 Otborn, Miss Lizzie Hubben, Richard Booth, E)am Corning, Benjamin Corning and Leslie Purdy.
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Tsenty pounds best fine grarulated
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NEWEST GOODS FOR SPRING WEAR
Are here Profusion display in this ecOn everyone tells of

Wde-wa1c serge Skirts, full width perca. line lined, " tvel bound, 3,95.
 Figured R14 .lianti0e skirts. } yards wide, pelcaliD" lined, velvet hound. 2 95.
 Silk Flgnrri BrilEantIne Skirts, 5 l-2 yards wide, t'sGl l7F"naI- lining, J0.
 Figured Tattrta Silk skirts, elegantly made, II 50. MOTION DEPT.
 IAs 2 cnaoge of .ccnerv every dav. To.
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Massachusetts moIr1s the lu-s If ir governor, Hon Frrdcr.c'> r. Grrcuhulg, no died Wcdoe-d4y. Death has cut P wide swalh of lacr aD, .4 promincntmcn. EH Coy Robinson of .achu>cet., Eji t, rBowen of lhc Iudcr< cent and Cmries Carlton conIn, the au,i, .r, havjag paSycc n@ay Death com' atke to nhorsr governor and prince, r. behoves us all t' live soborly, doju 3ur best, for the n'ght soon cometh n,1 no man cau work.
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HOSE SUPPORTERS.

Has charge of scenery every day. To day we have special selling Of
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What is

Castoria Pitchers prescription for Infants and Children. contains neither Opium, Morphine other Narcotic substance. It is harmless substitute for Paregoric, Soothing Syrups, and Castor O Pleasant. guarantee is thirty years by Castora is the Chdrens Panacea Mothers Friend.
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CastOria.

s'Castoria isso well adapted to ochildren that recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me-" H. 4. ARCHER, II. D.,
 III So, Oxford St., Brooklyn, \. Y.
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Editorial Ink Drop ,

That handy book of reference, the Cpuuccticut State Register and Mnaual for lS0G, hps been laid upon our de-k, thanks to Secretary of State William C, Nj ,wry. r. vould be z d thing if a copy of this hock was placrl in cv'ry pahlic school in old Connecticut,
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"The use of 'Castoria is so universal and it's merits so well known that it seems a work of supererogation to endorse it. Few arc the intelligent families who do not keep Castoria within easy reach.
 CARLOS MARTIN. D. D.,
 New York City.
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We wish every reader of IIm BEE would read twice this -ontimsut fror the pen of that world wide beloved man the late Bishop PoHlfp: Hrook@: "Ws D"' our bc-l whrn 'vr t.} r) "lf not fo' ou~-"lyos alono, ha' for our Nr.thna. "nd we r3k" C .j'- gtrJ- mn r.mpt Tel, when we rc.u'z' that Ill., -oud+ them r.. l@ TOT tn" baochr Of other mon. wh stand beyond us, meeting them"
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Connecticut farmers wh' a.v inclined to grumhle about the times r.py thank their stars they are not dependent rpon Icavcnworth, Kan, for il ma k"t An cxchong" quotes the top p.icc for cRg- Ut Sr per dozen. Wou'dn't that hgu Q make Couqccticua poulr4mrn wrcr>
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THE BEn is in receipt f'om ;jn" to time of menu.cripts, often of a gc'rr~ Iaturc land sometimes of ljtn" intel"st ,xro1t to Inc writer, s"qr"stirg inmr- dt,tc punltct'Ion. If of rharac,rr suitable f,s our U e they are p'rcd O. fila awaiting tjoo when paro and cir ,umstancas warrant th'jr use. Those desiring mann c,ipts returned -hould tu5nj;lt thr rctun DO tag'.
The Newtown bee., 1896-03-06

Our veteran cp.e,.pyrdont, WUitu- cothrrn of WcoJhay. will be -o,, by rcfrrr, Z t2 an~'la. r.'w"9, second the suggestion for a 2athariug, the com i-g eummcr, al the 'a'@v,.s of tlc sta', o,er 7o year 'fug r. would c"rtpioJ" b an interesting sud h'sh!g nris,rhI~ "rca.tou rrr th" '-'d gu..d'' uf 'h- Hgq' f~4tcrnity, &~u we 'p.h {. a.. the yu2- E sti0n carried cut.
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It i'd said thol in I2 moulhS of great in du,trju ard hnancul drp~c--j"o. tA' people of tue nitrd H, ,to, -r.nt 3Goo,- ooo ooo for wlt.hoy; 5GI7 ooo 25S f,. tnb4cro Neg York Ci'y spr..d- v,..rl si ooo ooo for education. s7.ooo ooo f.r
 nu.cmrnts aod .9Go 0oo ooo far @t~. og d,lnk. Iii. rvH,rt thp.~ i, yet srrd o' another NurIhv temperance c:u.rd". l',ss that pledge along.
The Progress., 1896-08-22
IN LINE.

Free silver l6 to l is now sweeplns
the country like big broom 10 the
hands of a giant among the COO
works. Sixteen to one seems to be a
magic word and | am always quick
to catch out to anything good and
push i. along. 1 have been quite
busy with roofs lately, but | am so
taken with 16 to l that | want TO
paint 16 in the future to where l
have painted one in the past. Salts
faction guaranteed every time.
w. B. WEAVER
The Progress., 1896-08-22
16 to /.
This is About theIRatio of Sum-
mer Tourists Who Go To

Colorado VIA the Forth Worth and
Denver City. and Union Pacific,
Denver and Gulf Railways, as
against all competitors. The reasons
are: Shortest time, quickest time, gu
perb service, through trains, courteous
treatment and the constant descent
of the temperature Six hours alter
leaving Fort Worth, Summer heat is
forgotten and balmy spring like
breezes greet you. Try it and be
convinced. 1t is a pleasure to an
swer questions. Write your nearest
agent, or j. P. Douglass, General
Agent, No. 604 Gravier St., New Or
leans
D..B. keller Gen. Pass. Agt.,
F. W. & ID. q. Ry, Fort Worth,
Tex.
B l.. W1NcHELL, Gen. Pass, Agt.
U. p. D. & G. Ry., Denver, Col.
The Progress., 1896-08-22
FIRE ALARM STATIONS

The following shows the different
stations of the Fire Alarm system OF
the city Of SIR evenort:
FIRST RICr.
No. l2-COrner CONNER and Trav
Is streets.
No, 13-COruer Forrest and cadC SITS
No. l4-COrner Forrest and Texas SITS
No. l5--COrner Marshall and Fannin
st eets.
No. l6-Corner Common aud Fannin
streets.
SECOND DlSTR CT
,21-Corner Common and Cotton
streets,
No. 22-Corner Market and Cotton
streets.
No. 23-Corner Spring and Milan
streets,
No. 24-Corner Marshall and Crock
EFT streets.
No. 25--Cerner Marshal street and
Line avenue.
No 26-Corner Mcneil and Texas
street.
No. 27-Corner Louisiana and Cotton
streets.
No, 2S-Corner Common and Milan
streets,
THIRD DISTRICT
No. 3l-Corner otton and Cane SITS.
No. 32-Corner Christian and Wood
streets
No. "a Corner Sprague street land
Western avenue.
No S. orner Peabody and William
streets.
FORTH DISTRICT
No. Al orner l. wrenee street anC
Texas avenue.
No. 42-Corner Murphy street anC
Texas avenue.
No. 43-Corner Greenwosd and jor
dan streets.
The Progress., 1896-08-22
New Plumbing shop.

Messrs H. Dillenburger Il Go have
moved their plumbing establishment
into their new and commodins quart
ers No. 2l4 Milan street. First-class
workman Of complete outfit.
Telephone them over new phone
No. 66. jul. 70 I'm.
The Progress., 1896-08-22
SOMETHING GOOD TO EAT.

Nothing is more conducive to pub
lie health; nothing will more speedily
put one IN a pleasant hnmor amp
make him good natured, public spirited
and charitable than good, square
meal. This is the reason that ali who
board with Frank Serwlch wear such
iovial countenance, and are always
ripe for fun. Serwlch's restaurant
and Ladies' Dining Parlors are
very popular resorts in Shreveport.
The Bienville bar has indcrsed
Judge J. L. Watkins for the success
sor of Justice McEnery on the Sn-
preme Bench. A most excellent in
rist ia this magistrate of the second
judicial district; a brave able Chris,
tian gentleman and the Supreme
Bench would be ably filed by Hon.
J. 7. Watkins.
For the Biennial Encampment
Uniform Rank of Knights of Pythiss
to be held at Cleveland, Ohio, Au'
gust % to 30, the Cotton Belt Route
will sell tickets fsom Shreveport to
Cleveland add return at S2955
Dates of sale, August 20 and Fl. Re-
turn limit September 2 1896.
Hon. M. G. EIstner has beer
named for Congress by the Repnbli
cans of the Fourth District. Mr.
Elstner is an able and popular gen
tleman, aud will mako a strong run
Ia fact the nominee of the Demo
cratic party will have to have to GO
a hump on himself to beat Mr.
Elstner.
The Progress., 1896-08-22

The work of street improvement
goes braveIy on. Mr. S. Herold and
othor property owners on Louisiana
street, bet ween Milan and Texas, are
having good, serviceable brick side
walks laid.
The Progress., 1896-08-22
Do You Want

TO get ahead in the world?
10 provide for the education OF your
children?
TO protect yourse t and loved ones
against possible adversities?
I1 YOU want this, call on VIM. Z
Agurs and he will let you have IT.
Office oyer Pie ps' corner.
The Progress., 1896-08-22

Chairman Ward has named Messrs.
r. C Barrett, w. L. Foster, W. A.
Nelson, W. f. Thoman and }. r.
Flournoy as the campaign commit
lee for this parish, als parish execu-
tive committe. Colonel Ward should
have had the nerve to appoint the
Jimmy Chief direct and not by
proxy.
The Progress., 1896-08-22

Reod the Police Jury proceedings
carefully as published in The Pro
gress of Thursday. A matter of
great Importance is the proposed
game law. This, everyone is inter-
ed in.
The Progress., 1896-08-22
GENTS CLOTHING.

Neglgee shirts GOOD ooIy......,.35c
Negligee shirts VERY good only SOC
Negligce shirts extra good onlv'...o9c
White dress shirts zoe, 15c, and 500
| lot colored under suits only....,.9oc
] lot cassmere pants worth $3.50
and 81. 90, now ..... Isl. 10 and S2.oO
The Progress., 1896-08-22
GINNERS.

Save time, expense, worry and per-
haps a row, by using Ponds In
proved Gin Book. For sale by G.
W. Hardy, printing and stationery,
Shreveport, La.
The Progress., 1896-08-22
Parties

Contemplating building anything from
a chicken house to a mansion will 90
wei to write for delivered prices OF
lumber from Remnant Lumber Com
pany, heneiere, La. One million feet
of stock TO Sc ect from.
The Progress., 1896-08-22

Miss Patti Langford, the charming
guest Of Mrs John Allen, returned to
her home at Vicksburg yesterday.
morning Alliance Farmer.
The Progress., 1896-08-22

If you want good sevice, prompt
service and meats tender, juicy and
and savory. 60 to Lon Leverett's.
The Progress., 1896-08-22
JEWELLERS, ga Texas Street, Shreveport La
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

| have this day sold my ehtire in
terest in the Cotton Belt Lumber
Manufacturing Co. located at Hughes
Spur, La, to W. F. White. my fornfr>
or partner, who by consent of credi-,
tors assumes all Obligations OF the,'
business.
WA. BARRY.
w ~ ANHInE
The Progress., 1896-08-22

Times are so hard that even the
dust wont settle.
The Progress., 1896-08-22
WA. BARRY, .
W. r. WHITE.

For the National Encampment, Il.
r.. at St. Paul, MINI, September
! to 4. 1896, the st. Louis Louis
Southwestern Railway Company
"Cotton Belt Route" will sell ticket
from Shreveport to st. Paul AND re-
turn at rate of $685. Dates Of sale
August Is. 80 and 81, and September
l. Return limit September l5, 1876,
(1o to Lon [.everett,s for the bes u
meats in the market.
The Progress., 1896-08-22

The Populists of Webster and BIZ
enville have Endorsed Hon. 3. W.
Bailey for Congress.
The Progress., 1896-08-22

Homer and Claiborne folks are
also after the fish prisoners.
The Progress., 1896-08-22

MISC ELLA NEOUS
Ladies white silk paras OILS. ISL %
Ladies black silk paraool5
worth II. % now selling 15c
A bleached domestic at. -, .5c per yard
"a bleached domestic at. 3 - :.
The Progress., 1896-08-22

The Progress was IN hopes that the
Popnlists of Louisiana would support
BRYAN and Sewall, bnt 1t does not
blame them for nominating Con-
gressmen and maintaining their
party organization.
The Progress., 1896-08-22

Our friend, Mr.. w. A. Farmer, OF
Bethany, paid The Progress II pleas
ant call yesterday.
The Progress., 1896-08-22

Ripans Tabules: pleasant laxative.
The Progress., 1896-08-22

Hon, w. G. Vance's new residence
will be a beauty.
The Progress., 1896-08-22

Only a few of the choice ladies trim"
ed hats left. you can buy at your 0w L.
price.
The Progress., 1896-08-22
BE CONVINCED .

This is one Of tie biggest bargins
YOU ever had offered
Don't fail to call and see them.
The Progress., 1896-08-22

Ripans Tabules cure constipation.