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Frederick E Sillimau and family of Bridgeport and William Hoyt and son, Richmond, of Danbury visited with rela. tives he past week.
 The recent cold snap was much vel comed by James A. Smith and T. W. Treadwell, as they have been enabled to fiIl their new ice houses.
 Miss A. E. Hamilton, after an absence of five weeks in New York and Stamford, Is now at home.
 Mrs Maria Banks started the first of the week for New Hampshire, where she will visit her niece, Mrs David Jones.
 James A. Smith is having cut and cart ed to his mill timber that he recently purchased from l.. R. Hoyt, and when miIder weather sets in the mill will be put in operation saving out ties for the New York road.
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WESTPORT.

Miss Hattie B. Thorp is convalescing from an attack of the grip.
 E. N. sipperly, the Westport hustler, moved his engine to Roaton, last week, preparatory to drilling another well there.
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$74214. The receipts were $726.11. Still due on subscriptions s21 ,25.
SHELTON.
WHAT wHIsKEY WILL DO.

Henry Hanley, last Sabbath night, having been to Derby during the day and fitted up with Sunday whiskey, went toward home in the evening rather thin- ly clad and came near pe-ishing on that cold and inclement night. He had sense enough to call at the house of J. R. Sharpe, who took him in and warmed him and took care of him the rest of the night. And yet many of our best citi- zens, according to the evidence in the Donovan appeal, endorse the saloon system,
The Newtown bee., 1896-02-28
BETHEL.
WOLF PITS.

William Brown has been in New York to see his father, who is sick.
 Mrs George Wells is sick. Mrs Lyon ia caring for her.
 E. B. Hoyt of Middlebury has visited his brother.
 James Gilbert has sold his horse and carriage to William Fry.
The Newtown bee., 1896-02-28

lr d eyeglasses, 25 and 5Oc pair; regular D ice 5Oc and Sl pair. Call at once and 2 g.t some bargains.
 Peck & Lines, at the Columbus stables, have added to their already large stock, a bicycle department where they will bt, pleased to show to the readers of THE BEE g large assortment of '9G wheels, nude by first class makers, with all Of he latest improvements. They show all kra des from the cheapest to the best They have also a Iidirg rink upon the rrOnd fl .or of their stable, 5 400 feet long. ineTe care ful Instructors are in attend tuce to teach new beginners free of .h1rg". Ak to see the new "P. 65 L.'' ,netI.
 A well established reputation for auper- OriCy in ones line and fairness in ali business dealings is an enviable one and lie that i, takes time to establish. By 'unscienLiUus and Skiliful work and courteous treatment Go all the Boston D ntal Co.,, of 420 Main street, have achieved reputation second to that of uu other dental concern in this or any 0.1er country. Their notices to the pub lie throagh the press are statements of ct that are to be impicitly relied upOr Thus, Oue may receive with cJufi1ence Ee state mcuU that they erfOrn all d. nCal %nrB, of whatever nature, without pain. h..a h., qualled cocaine as quick, safe and tlrctual local aI Hstht ic, and it is, in the 'n j5rity of Cases, preferable for many easons to general a 9 thetic. This ,sumpanv, however, when a general a les- h .1ic i- desired administer either ga4, cnlOrof0rm or ether d. you prefer. When n need of plates, bridges, crowns, till- ngs, etc, or if your teeth need regulat- trg, call on this company and they vii I" your work cheuply and well and guarantee the work in every detail, a bso- mLely. Nothing could be fairer thar his, and nothing clearer than the fair uess with which they live up to their guarantee.
 Theodore W. Van Taesel has pur chased one of the cottages just fioi=hed hv Warren H Lam on &5 Co.,, on Jack snn avenue. Nj Van TaSseI is 8 leadir 2 painter and decorator of Hartford Ha bu.inPss will be moved TO this city about Ire first of April. Such citizens w gladly welcome and the sale is con- piment to Messrs Lamson &5 Co for the good houses they are building.
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number who have signifed their inten- tion of leading a new life.
 Mir Beach, the presiding elder, was present at the Sunday afternoon service.
 Mrs M. E. Crofut is visiting in Bethel.
 N. w. White is visiting friends in West Haven, Waterbury and Southbury.
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LYONS PLAINS.
DEATH OF GEORGE A FREEBORN

DEATH OF GEORGIA FREEBORN
 Again our community is called to mourn the death of another fits old and respected residents, George A. Freeborn, who died last week quite suddenly If grip and old age, as he had attained un- to nearly 86 years of age. His funeral was held, Sunday, from his late residence. Three grandsons and nephew acted as pail bearers. The interment was in the Giberttown ce metery.
The Newtown bee., 1896-02-28
SOUTH BRIT. AIN.

c. T. squires of Roxhury purchased one day the past week B pair of oxen Of
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EAET0N

THE LATE GEORGE A. FREEBoRN, SIR.
 The funeral of George A. Freeborn, s., who died Thur'dav evening, Feb uary 20, was held ar his late residence n Sunday at p,m The service was conducted by Rev Mr Evans.
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A WORD FROM j. H. REID.

J. H. Reid, the jeweler, at 42 Wall street, is ctieriDg extra bargains in dia- monde, watches, jewelry, clocks and siyerware, for another week. You can save from l5 to 9 per cent if you buy aow. He is selling fine nickel spectacles lg eyeglasses, 9 and 50c pair; regular D ice jOc and $l pair. Call at once and 2 some bargains.
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When you buy d Biryo' here, you pay just for thu wheel, You don't help pa, for advertising, You don't help pay Racers to make records and incidentally a reputation for our wheels. You don't help pay for high sounding names. You don't t help pay agents and sub agents commissions.
 You pay for the naked wheel with a years guar antcc and our reputation back of it. Why not step down into the Basement, see the Bicycle man and find out how much money-vaIuc the above points contain ?
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THE BOROUGH ELECTION.

The warden and burgesses met, last Saturday evening, and closed up the business for the year. The election oc- CUTS next Monday from 12 until 2 o'clock.
The Newtown bee., 1896-02-28

W. NJ. Gallup attended the high school teachers convention at Hartfosd, on Saturday last.
 William Freeborn of New York was home the past week.
 E. N. sipperley of Nestport is to drill au artesian well for Ellis Wheeler, the coming spring.
 Nelghbors and friends of Rev Dr Peck regret that be is to leave town. Dr Peck moves to the Mum place in Nich- ols.s
 The Atlantic Tea Go. of Bridgeport, propose to run team through town once week.
 Mrs Clarina Wilson has lost her faith full dog "Shep." He was Is years old, quite veteran.
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SOUTHBUR Y.

John Ambler is sick with measles at the home of his uncle, David Barnes, in Roxbury.
 o. W. Amber harvested about 20 tons of ice, last week. He obtained 1t from Futile pond.
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AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
 Rev MT Evans Of New Haven preached at the Congregational church on Sum- day last.
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lf'Ouantity Counts

for anything if richness and style, cut any figure ;; if just prices draw their re- ward, then we are bound to do the greatest Silk and Dress Goods business of our ncarly-a-haIf-century career.
 Women arc seeking better poods
 and we ha7r them, Novelties in Black
 Goods never before dreamed of
 Prices $4. 50 o vd., dowuWards.
 Colorcd gnndS at similar piccs.
 some lower priced. Onc lot as low ae
 I0c a yd,
 Silks that show com manding statcliness that wear the blush of a summer morning that pose in grace full grandeur to the women bent on buying.
 Main Entrance Left Aisle.
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BEDDING.

". c. Sanford, proprietor of Woodside market, filled his ice house, last week, with fine I2-inch ice.
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PERRY !. HURD.
 -oFFERs-- Rare Bargains!
 NOTIONSI 3 punches Imported Tape5c 3 rolls Twilled Tape for 5c. 12 dozen Hooks and Eyes for Sc. Box of 50 Mourning Pins Sc. Castle Soap, large cakes, 5c. Corset steels 5c pair. Fast Black Daruing Cotton 1Oc dog. Hair Pins, hand made, Sc bunch. Toilet Combs, unbreakable, Sc. Ladies' Hose Supporters 1Oc pair. 100 yard spool crochet silk, 1Oc. Curling Irons 5e. Horn Hair Pins 1Oc dog. Collar Buttons SC dog. Vaseline 5c bottle, Safety Pms SC card. HOSIERY BARGAINS, Children's fine ribbed fast black hose
 at 12 1-2c pr. Ladies' extra fine fast black hose at
 4S 1-Sc pair. Ladies' 25c fast black 40 guage Hose,
 warranted absolutely stainless at
 19cs pair. Mems double weight fast black drab
 and brown hose at 12 1-2c pr. Mems Linen Collars 2 for 25c. Mems 50c Unlaundered Shirts, all
 linen bosoms. wristbands and col
 larbands at 39c each. Mems 4 ply cuffs at 15c pair. Mems Laundered fancy colored cam
 bric Shirts at 50 ceach. Bargains in Gloves and Laces.
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STATE ENCAMPMENT.


Grand Cavalry and Artilltry Drill-The
Rolknaps Drill.
Tyler TaXas July IL Each succeeding
isy cf the Fruit Palace and encampnon,
of the Volunteer Guard - a greater sue
cess than the last AT 1880 ribs morn
ing. grand and thrilling cavalry ard
~ tillary dril was given at review grounds
which MAS Witnessed 10y Thousands Of
neorle
At o'clock this aft ernoon the Belknap
Rites Of san Auton!A drilled IN palace
Grounds for the arst prize OF Sioo 1t
took about forty minutes to execute The
drill programme decided upOn by The Off
GERS ana " hlle tn heat was Intense every
| in"A Want through without an inedt mt TO
! mar the beauty OF the dEill. Tine applaiIse
accorded Thorn showed they were fivcrit,s.
! ana military men say they put up a crack
| drll.
rhc Dallas 2,uaves followed tn Bel
RITZ N an cNi.Nlion arm ,.nb AZ usual
| won M favor of the spectatf u.s. Ire
| dr!lls were witnessed 10y at least coo
| rc op,e.
Gi aeral Mahry. accompanied hy Hon. II.
! NJ. campbell. pad a N!s.t to The Tn ed
Suttts a'lay officers at th.ir heaiiounr.
| ihe satire Texas Volunteer Guard WAS
| natSea into one regiment this afternoon
and passed IN review before General on
, tahnliher. The regnent was commands
! ndV.nH waved comnand this afternoon.
/ ,ploNei MhiteseN, commanding United
! Si"I3a troops bore, WAS present with MS
| sluN ofep rs. This WIS onc cf the met
L iuNtN. and Impressive sc1los connected
! Nl.h 'Ne entire cleanpnlt nt
HoNempr culheysan IS expected totn.r-
row rae great "hnm battle Will take
pace saturday, the 18th
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.
Nomin alton Of Bryan the Chief Topic
of Discussion.
LEADING DEMOCRATS SATISFIED,
tremisss on tho Financial question.
Primari In Brazoris County.

Gonzales. Texas, July ls-The Post cor
respondent on noticing the candidacy OF
Mr.. Tolar of Alvin on the independent
ticket for congress in this district on the
late platform at Chicago, sought The Hon.
George Burgess. he i.-ad!nS candidate
In the race. for an interview. The gentle
man was up TO his cars in the trial Of
cases In the distric; court bat found time
TO say that.
,On the platform OF the National de-
snoc-acy as an independent Dr- Oh .
VAL not Eei 800 votes IN the ia>GFict
e.aiBSi the regular norJ.nee a. LaSranse
lSs,oa the same platform which Vii ~
rher,e Endorsed by everyone v..o partic!-
Jsags.. tnarstn. can gnarrs ana how
tr Toiar runs. understanding tts.t Colo
Ia Gresham viii rot be A candsdAir NO"
g free silver platform because he has
cf.en 80 "a, e,i. hut N thc face Of MY
pubic and private statements / can MOI
lrna gin how ~. Understands tGai am
&C, row q candidate.
= en- q lre IRA, soa. as sta .i' IN III
OF n. nlatrrEy. II NOM ates. si'saA
sui lie a democrat ard cary on ny
,sal-,r's VIII. II not lcui.n tic l. iT'-.
I. i--rn.erst v-il loo ard ! ~S1N support
rune other The ,irle io- 5is-.s- So OK r.
diYiaual of-.-,on IS past. ne party
tica. mas SPOKEN tre let'le Hn"+ 't .
l.esn drawn the fAs Gnfsriel aat The
t7ty question cor st- democrat =. 1ia -
wire harr-r nsii ~ Sight i-r BE- A.
.7sT ~ seso-s .,a7lDs- t'.s general OF plan
OF te-iIs don SUIT hilr- sel-l H ak.
h sd i3ySiiy serIort 80 7.a-.oFT o.
nv fafry frai irs r1T1icH-s t1eis Va.
It's < ~. sentiment u those sho here
Sofors h-nevs-i with EAF.'s>s o. ne
tl5ncy qa.-s-l ut. - roe. -ecsl, thT e,An.-y-
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POP OWL MEETING.
A EeY,ha.ean Fought Beer simply TO ,ir-
cuatc Money

A E.,,hstean bought Beer simply 10 CIR
culatc Money.
Pine vsci,cy. Tcxae. July is-i,as' hsn'
,h, pops scid an owl meeting here IN 'he
raviion In the park Ia tie eFowd "ere
two republicans and TWO democrats.
Several speeches were made ana as
,he-a were a number ~ c'niidiaafeS vi
county offices rrs<eui, ~; SO Genes rom
Yopuiists WIKI but on - 'ipn WFe W
iosea io sugon OF Nai.o'i.G -s-i''.
7 ne speeches wcrc virtually AZ Affaish-
'ncrt n. the two ola PARTIES. Win we vN-
rer-icn ~ J ~ Ta.mev jr.. Ano + =
pop,i;is. ~ Tire Pct.er sirtpe and 'A.nks
Jason to rniy s1lGron \ strong = ntl-
u,ent ~ the gi-tiistouttts was 10 mont
uata Teller. hut Palmer -a.d- mas tHucn
as Teller niu ~, .uiorseS Bryan S''a 'a''
Democratic platform 90 nominate nm
would Sss 20 snd9y hrNsp-
A republican -p,nk.r mon fp-ok De pat
form AMI cNHur'ei ti.- >scr@i people ~
rettrn - 5ls~ part, THAT gave them thr
Mirr-f,s OF g ana n" rtrcgatiN-s o. q
,itizcn and e-fr,erate'i ihe policy ana
rraeucn ~ the -prua.--aa nary ana Us-
'0- himself fo- Az example, ne stia
''.i1tc. gentlemen. ! went np - tn Office
- stpan I. Sons iast Nan, arI lre~
IL I'D eTl wan. ipwN @ ne saloon am.
sr-nt " fc- her WHAT for he y-ilee.
nor n-rsDge I wanted ne n..eT but ne
ctase Tautea 10 put the money INTO
or, ;ala son
IT, rae-e,;rs adjourned WIKI L sir0ne-
resolution Or ncn-frFtD0.
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FIFTY-rHREE FOR BRO. CAMPBELL.
.,or: or enclosed AI nlea ss'y and s. coupons,
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Fort WORTH ITEMS.

Decarlta.ed by Car Wheels Stockholders
IN Bank Assessed
Fort Worth. Texas. July ia man met
terrible death on the south s.dr this
evening. HES nam was LOUIS s. Minor.
n years old. ami he has been living at
Eddy. Mci.--nnan county He Wa rom
Gre.lihurg. KY, aud has been In Texas
about two years. Minor and two other
men rad teen up .n the Panhindle ha.-
v-stlrg aud werc an their way back 10
Edo They went out nesiT 81. Joseph s
iuiirmary 80 catch o. Santa te traIti.
Minor caught nolt swung around ana ieI
under Ito wheels whirh ont on his head
"a smoothly a. Il done with an AK ms
right hand AN: arm Were also cut aun
hrlNSed The body WINS 'ak"n 10 Cause. ;
Undertaking establishment and hs prop
AZ creenhiifg. KY. Wired as 10 tho dispo-
= '.ru a ;he r. mains
Gorsn NJ cofnn, deputy AND acting
comptroller OF the curr-noy mas notf,'i
col n"i J. Peter SMth, i,cgv"r Of me
nef,iurt cry National hank Of Fort
Worm. that an assessment Of 81 per
shars has hr=n levied upon III , ssne sholI-
FRS. amounting to Sn,rA 10 b" phit by
August To- Receive Suith today notified
The st nhnld,rs, stating also that hr Wa
authorize. T., grant extensions 10 thn-c
who, Ped p pr con, on above dat, AND
~ thrNa monthly instalimeuis.
Tho c,arinIng TRAD 81 Il. W. Priest,
CHARGED with assn III win .ntant 10 muir
der Tom Fears was hello N Justice Al
ans rqnrt ris,s morning 10 was put I'M
der 500 bond
y sneak thiaf ,gi'. red the hous. II Gao.
H. Wras last hight ard rudc n with
~ hat vt"r IN his trousers pucite'. \
gold watch was rrmoi sfod 1hc trousers
were found in the yard this morning.
Last night talLe 10 las also known ms
'alle Mason u negro gil, J. y,'ars old.
attempted 10 suicide by tnk ne mcrpnnc.
Every effort wns made 20 save hFr l4ft
without avail She died AZ I O'clock this
morning. NJ reason for ~ act IS kNowr.
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srccrss rRoM "ArEX. .

on tho koad, july l5-Contes' Editor:
Enclosed blouse dnd 10 coupons wh.ch
X ndly place 10 t1e creii, If Rev \. :.
PoHltcxter Success to Roy po.na"Ntcr.
Is the wish OF Apex Coffee"
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san Augrstne Texas. jay H. since
tie r.ws OF M n1minnuon of Bryan aud
sfwa.l. / have made II d pont TO tax 10
aud llfal tho Tes't,ucnis ~ every pJpu-
Hat tnli / iav@ ..--n aud have hrhri uu,
Two ost ef quite II barge number express
any dissatiAfact on wt'n tn Ticket and
an uui tno.e twn favor iai' tutorsrn, 1T
ana ora IF tneni--'i Aadcr of ina pDphlists
sRlt II IN" = LOUIS 0n"ettiun OF tnc
I,l nlsts h lor-l BfyAn and Sewa,. he
would vote Tor 81 kiuley ny present i'm.
plession .s thnt q; tho yntr could ne left
90 me nopiik .sS nj tn.s county today at
leasi forr-ff'hs OF them n tha county
would hdorse the democratic ticket.
would 'udorse tho democratic ticket. but
tae trouble with the isadess is ihai they
VIII mad themselves without Il host Z
lend
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on tho knad Jfiv Is -Contes. Editor:
I,ueio-s.d ,,'s,,se ana 10 coupons. whlch
k n,,N riaee a, IT,, crsdr II R.v. 4 :.
poiniexter Sf.ccess to ROY ipo.nlexter.
l. me wish OF "Anex Coffee
THE PRIZES
one 80 i.ie p2iieS m .iir Northwestern
,.'t ~ ,,I,.s,.s+. "f -; III zen
rs eaant, reca!s-lug tho largest ni,n.,s1
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e, az, SION life policy pa,a ~, e..
80. +, M Sorth5yasta,n i - lor ten
So~n,,v TO ,he min,stc- Of $3.50 ZEE .
ti.,.is '.l,,,,.,v racaIvi,e. ,,., - So,,pol IA
,,,,,,,h.r ~ ,-.,t.s ID ses {
On. ;aty0 lie rorcy paid nm -,
- H. ,Ne \ ,,th,yes,..,, Up Tor ten
yearS m ' ~ n. n ,,ster tie Assurance
~. o,,si3. NJ sI,rrit ,, a.e goSpei IN
80 ,f,t,ni,.r - 1',.l-' f'-e-lVias
'',S "a sts., Tx. r.oisS,. o ,,ai Vetes
80 t., H. Zn-tt,,.. Yd' =, Up Tor ten
Yeas ~ '',o ~, H'S.eth -ite Assura nee
>. ipe,'S ,,si9,. Of tirrt ., we gospel IN
N'~s 80 u -, -, - to.'''y Receiving
~. seeo'i0 ID 7sS' N1'lper OF coupon
No,eS. ,... ,,,.
iH''s pvi4. 70 a'v ~! paiu up tor ten
N,"ts t"'i - "a $50, al 'er which
TINE me ~ ''.s sa.i renew from yaar
10 fear "t.no.s 80. .H..t examination or
sN''i'Se a. e. 7N''' '"ses 10! renewable
ten S.'ii pom .,r,ss,,,
Wale II IS Hhpriacticapie to explain in
detaAl n these lrolumns. ne very LIBERAL
western }. ie tass"IdiS. company, read
ors OF me t"st WIZ ne cheerfully In
iprnisn az !" any Pdrucu!hF regarding
the FORM OK the polGy by calling
upon OF wing I" e.tntr ! N GaIIbrell.
ger erdi as,it tv' >vutH ana East Texas,
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BEAUMONT a, LAVE cIrAn1rsc

heawnont Texas July Is This Beau.
mont Baseball club defeated the Lake
Charles team N seven Inning game last
SUNDAY, The gamc Was played in ihs
mud The score by innings is as follsws;
Lake charles...........0 II 3o2 %
hrabmcnt ..........,.S . q Is q o. 8 , )
liai''fies- Newman and MeCork-n'.,le
Ioi feaHmoni. Nall and Is4nan, for
Lake On rles.
lmpire Ridley.
KAN. With tho AMERICANS of Houston uox ~
sunday, same TO be p,ayed "a Roaumont
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AFRo-AMnRlcAN FAIR.
Colored People Of san Antonio Arc To,
Ing prop Interest 49,

~
san NnioiHo, Texas. July l5.-F. l.
Richardson. travelling commissioners d.
n the city in the interest OF In. ARA.
American state Fair 10 be held in ,,on,.
ton, August % TO -. He has beeo j.,
consultation with the leading colorod Cit
sens OF 'nis aty. Today he addressed the
the iair. q mteg,ng of the local SON,
nitltees MIL be hold next week Tor me
purpose OF eolleoiins exhibit, The mai.
known !" re ts nlna, Of the following We'll
y, Ianner. Dick Wallace. DR..
e'ssAss' seofSe W. Carter, II. Bennett.
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IEAGI,E NnrEs.

Wallis Station. Texas. July i5-Conirs,
En- PLEASE place N, enclosed u cou-
pous 10 tho credit OF Rev. Y. \. Godh ".
the Epworth League cpnbdaio. / think
ca.st nroi'hcr ara l.ess,,cr. why don't
the Me .nn list join hands and try 4
set Two of our preachers ahead instead
OF running "a dozen or more They al
can't win and instead Of sending n 70 r.
or iwo for one that has no chance q, al
TO win. why not he,p the cnos than are
further up the list? Work bro HRS
From a Lacquer.
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rAHMGNE scHEUTzENvr

Carmiue, Texas. July l6.-IHs y
Scheutzenvcrcin hald tts regular !.
last SUNDAY aud the following :
wcI,. elected Tor tile -nsuIng vess!
dent, William Mathies: vics -
John iiraun. secretary. Cnaries VI
treasurer. f.rne-, Hoppe. /.
After The cleciesi officers weN
th.. ~;anIs w-re crersd for ~
highest bidder, and the folloNnS
We're sold 10 thosr pactieH LOT W.
Inc nths commencing August ! ps'.
Jtauu, lcinonate and fruits. w
stand, soli TO otto Mem for sihs,
mig CELERY. TO Gus Bender, fer "
stand, to JS'hn Brown. icr Sz.oa !,
There will he q ball gwen " Y
in on July 20, in the arg -
mod.ous hau
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WILL. suppoRr BRYAN.

Webster. Texas, July SIS uni money
and silver democrats Of this community
viii uniie in the surNcr- % w. j BRYAN
aud .nsist that the majority shall con-
t.nIe 10 riic n This S'or sas iaad, They
deeply depiore the detection II Eastern
democrats and wonder Why hey can
mt AXE at least che homeopathic dose
o; the mcdc.ne they have been admin
lsteiirg to the West during tn Iast
heLaEn ,r mn.
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nEpl.lspp WITH sHoT0E

Crockett, T.-Xas. Jlly l6.-lnss'H|
ing about dusk two yonng negIos
ed man named j. W. Mch4s
Twelve IN les southwest OF TINS eva
,ie VAS mt work at h.nle, pul N
pulsed by this gentleman frins y
twice with Misunderstanding
There was no known pi'ovocau0s.
attack Mr.. McRae is oulst. W
ing citizen. The negroes nave y,
county aud no arrests have oea.
II is NOT known whether the SIM
cNcct or NOT.
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PARTING RrNcH OF 4s, Coupoys.

Iious,on. Texas. July is--contost ia.
itor EneioSed YOU win plel,e ind -
votes for Rev. II, Coher of Galveston.
for 81. Louis. my homo. aud hoping hn IS
successful again 10 win the prize. liopin..
Galveston folks VIII send In some. 1 viii
eud,hNor - send more from ~. i.olns.
Success - HE Post, Good bye / an.
ynlrs iru!y. Arthur 5chleslnG NJ.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-17
nEsuLT or TRAIN JUMPING.

Jefferson. Texas. Jmly i5.,-As the vast
bound passenger train passed hero last
night Dock Singleton and other ussocl-
aies Were amusing themselves by iuinD-
Ing on and on the train. Dock Tell from
the tram. broke hrs arm in two places and
Fractured his 'ku.i, tie was taken home,
pr. Sparks was called ard he pronounced
him IN "a critical condition. VI, Is thought
his arm viii have TO be amputated. lie
Is lying unconscious
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-17
ENERYROnY VOTING.


UHVt, I"NdS, July Ib-Confest Fdltor;
Enc lUsed ma Is coupons for Broihe
,;odhey. Brother Godhry viii got most
every coupon from hore. but every one
likes 10 send IN their pNn coupons an :
are holding them. l hope all the llttlc
boys VIII work Tor him.
Mike aud carroll Mcdonald.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-17
CLERK EI.EC,rHn.

Newton. Texas, July id,--'rhe commits
sionus court met here on the ii,h and
elected Mr. 4. n, Inward of this place
di%,ro. and county clerk, to fill out the
uueAp.reb term of H. NJ Campbell. de-
ci'a@ri. Air. toward took chars- Of the
cgnec yesterday and is now ready for
b1etrt1sr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-17
rYpOGKAplIcAL ERKon.

TO the EdHor OF Tho Pot.
Ebony. TeNas. July lS.--i zee in VOW
publication Of the Declaration of TeNas
Independence the stake of Collin W
Kinney fer Collin Mckinney, de,egat'
from Hnws1 county. II was Tor h-n ina
heIh Colin county and Mckinney, II.
county seat. were named.
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