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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-03-21

Busy people have no time, and sensible
people have no inclination to use q slow
remedy. One Minute Cough Cure acts
promptly and gives permanent results.
FRANK SIXTH. Z
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-03-21

Olives in bulk, at Clark's.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-03-21
SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1896.

Local Time ahle.
Chicago, Milwaukee q st. Paul Railway, which
took effect, SUNDAY August %, 1895:
TRAINS come EAST.
Passenger, No. 4, departs 10: 20 q. m.
Freight, No. 96, departs 800 n. m.
Freight, No. "a, departs Z 80 p. m.
TRAINS come WEST,
Way freight, No. ", departs 4:50 p. m.
TRAINS Prom THE EAST.
Passenger, No. /, arrives 4:35 p. m.
Freight, No. %, arrives 4:15 y. m.
Freight, No. 70, arrives l 10 p. m.
TRAINS PRoM THE WEST.
Freight, No. w, arrives 10 :05 a. m.
All the above trains carry passengers; but
freights only when passengers are provided with
tickets. G.:..s" 80 $50 ]. ~ -
Passenger trains going east make connection
1t Egan for oil points south, and passenger train
going west, at Woonsocket for all points north.
MADISON a BRIeroL LINE.
Passenger going north. departs 1:45 a. IN.
Passenger from north arrives, 300 p. m.
JNO. LARKIN. Local Agent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-03-21

All kinds of fish, dried, sailed and
canned, at Clark's.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-03-21

business men specially invited in eve
ming. Everybody invited to al ser,
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-17
AT GRACE CULRCH.

Seventh Sunday after Trinity, July l9: At 8.3O a. m., Holy Communion; at 2 30 p, m., Evening Prayer and Sermon. No Sunday school.
 Mir and Mrs Frank W, BeardsIey and daughter, Edna, of Shelton, were guests at Seymour Beardsley g, last Sunday.
 Mrs John Wade is wi5h her sister, Mrs Eli Curtis, in Monroe.
 Miss Jennie Phelps of Botsford and Miss Eva Doran of Danbury passed last week Friday with Mrs c. G. Downs.
 Station Agent F, Nj. Kennedy has en- tertained F. R. Kennedy and daughter, Mabel, from Jamaica, West Indies, re- gently.
 Merchant c. G. Downs and A. J. Can field passed Sunday in Newtown, guests of W. 4. Garfield.
 Mrs R, c, Tousey is at the shore with Dr and Mrs DeWolfe.
 Mrs Thompson of Glenbrook has been a guest of friends in town for few days.
 Edward Kuhne has been paseing 8 few days with his mother, Mrs Peter Kuhne.
 David Hickey sang very acceptably a solo at the Methodist church, last Sun day.
 Miss Kate Laufer of Chestnut Hill has been absent from home, visiting New Haven friends, recently.
 George Wade, who has been at Mrs David Leavitt's, has returned to Shelton |
 N. Hebbard of New York Ia passing a two weeks' vacation at his home here 1
 MT and Mrs B. Turney have entertain ed Mir and Mrs Lewis Goodsell of Bridge port, this week.
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ill the pastHweek. Dr Barker of New Milford has been in attendance.
 Miss Susan Camp is to return in the fall and teach the select school.
 Little Allen Jay Hungerford has been critically sick for some days:
 Mrs William B. Hawley started for Minnesota, last week Thursday. Mir Hawley accompanied her as far as Albany.
 Miss Lucy Sagendorf of Brookfeld has been visiting Miss NeIia Gelston.
 The measles have again entered town, J. H. Stuart being a victim.
 Mrs Brady, who has been seriously ill, is now recovering.
 We rejoice to see Dea Gelston able to attend church. again.
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CHURCH JOTTINUs,
Mi7s Emogeno Whitaker led the |. r x, D. E. meeting, sunday evening,

Mics Emogeuo Whitaker led the |. r. x, H. E. meeting, Sunday evening,
 Prayer meeting as usual Friday even ing at 7,45. Subject, Especial Tempta- tjous of Summer.
 Grocpticld was well represented at the international Y. r. 5. C. F. convention at Washington. Among those from this place who 3attended were Rev J. E. Kettle, Mrs Hopkins, Mise Hopkins, Mise A. M. Wakeman, Miss Fannie Conklin, Miss Helen Bronson and Misses Lizzie and Sarah Banko.
 Mir and Mr. Stone of Bridgeport are boarding at Arthur Merwin's.
 4 number from this place attended the flag raising iu Redding on the Fourth
 There WAS 8 good attendance at the Grange meeting, last Tuesday evening. a0d a very inccreseing program was rendered.
 Mra Hutchinson has returned to her home in Port Jefferson.
 The young people who spent a week at Pine Greek, last year,in Frank Perry's cottage have rented 'Beachcroft, 'one of the cottages at Little Danbury. They will occupy it early in August.
 Mrs Nellie Bradley, who has been with friends in chis place, has returned to her home in Bridgeport.
 Miss Bessie Archibald has been the guest of her cousins, the Misses Bradley
 Mrs Il. E. Dowd has recently enter tained friends from Bridgeport.
 Mrs Bartram of Black Rock has spent a few days with Mrs k. T. Burr.
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OUR SHOES ARE RIGHT

but our prices arc not, If they were We should a~k twice d. much for them We do. It i- a shame to sell good shoes at the price, w. have put con them, but it has to be- done in order tomakD clean sweep of every thing in the store, aud we are bound to rlo~, out every pair during ow armi-mnual clsariu~ out sale.
 These prices will interest you but lhr @ood~ will interest yoo morr Come uuj see them.
 I.,lu.,, g. h,oa ~.~cd I,.l nuron and D,., ut a.
 leosrs' ta n.a e,,.o" nr l.. Iso~-. style. ot .u4t.
 .ol suuul -.>,- l.ad.as' r,urut leather ON trl4. roEunlt ulrgr @4, now ."N
 Alru'- l;u77rJ An-l .It,u I.u- -tart 'J Jo. l nul wide. u.ul,p aud Iis,.ot ro"s. l,,,lc {, soil ut ss. ou1 pll,e Io rlo-s tagln oa1 -.',.
 Mou'e tnlt l.u on ~not- er2ulIAl $' KouI+ \otuInt tno matter oula them unly they ,ut button. uul pr.uc l.5'-
 Nohody can offer 1uu a~ goo, h1rgaiu- ju modern Footwear a-
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LYONS PLAINS,
EIMANUEL CHUKCH NOTES.

EMMANUEL CHURCH NOTES.
 The Willing Workers of Emmanue church will hold 8 sociabIe in the churcl parIor on the evening of the 24th. Thert will be ice cream and cake served by tn, young ladies for tride. Prof Jackson of NOrwalk will give stereopticon views with the assistance of Mr Henderson o1 Wiunipauk.
 Rev Alexander Hamilton went to New Britain on Saturday to visit his cousin, Rev II, N. Wayne. He returned to Bridgeport on Tuesday and came home in the evening. There was no services in Emmanuel church on Sunday.
 Bradley White went to North Wilton on Sunday taking Mrs Joseph Hedding and family home, who have been visiting relatives on Bradley street.
 Mir and Mrs John s. Kellogg entertain ed over Sunday their son, Ambert S. Kellogg, and wife; also Mir and Mrs Stod- dard of Stamford.
 Mrs A. N. Bartram of Black Rock and Mrs Carr of Deerfield were entertained on Friday at dinner by Mrs Mary L. Fanton.
 Miss May Hamilton of Godfrey street who has been visitingsher cousin, Miss Eddice White, has returned home.
 Mrs E. Davis and Mrs Bradley White visited Mrs Rocelia Brown, last week.
 Mrs D. .B.s Provost of Elizabeth, N. J., fs visiting her sister, Mrs James A Smith.
 Mrs Charles Hall Of Bradley street was tho guest Of her sister-inlaw, Mrs Eunioe Merwin, on Friday.
 Mr and Mrs Warren Andrews and lam
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There Is no commodity that is cheaper at the present time than clothing. Es- peoially so is this true where merchants have marked down their stock to close It out. Davis $ Savard of Bridgeport have had the reputation of selling good reliable goods at reasonable prices. They have marked down the entire stock of summer suits and separate garments about 25 per cent for the purpose of sell ing their light weight clothing during the warm weather. They say they have transferred the profit from the seller to the buyer.
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SH FIRM AN.

THIS LADY HAD PRESENCE OF MIND. On Sunday morning while Mrs Philo Woodin was driving to church, the horse became frightened at the carriage top while descending a hill, and ran a short distance, when Mrs Woodin had presence of mind enough to rein him into an open gateway. One of the wheels was badly wrenched but Mrs Woodin was fortunate enough to escape with a few bruises,
 M. 0. Leach, wife and baby Miriam, of Danbury were recent guests in town.
 Wesley Soule is spending few weeks with an aunt in Little Rest, Duchess County, NY.
 Charles Leach and family, of New Milford were at church, Sunday.
 Miss Lillian Mallory has been quite
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EASTON.

The morning service at the Congrega. tional church next Sunday, July 19, will be largely song service, especially ar- ranged in view of the fact that the new hymn book Dr Charles s. Robinson's "New Laudes Domini, published by the Century Co.,, New York, will be used that day for the first time. The music will be selected entirely from the new book, and will consist of chants, duets, chorus and congregational singing. A sermon ap-
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Fairfield County News.
HUNTINGTON.
KEAIEAIHEE TIIIS EVENT

KEMEM"EE TIItS EVENT.
 The concert u bo given in the Congrr- Eatl"aal church, ruc-dAy evening, the -lsr, promises to bc one of the finest as it will be the Ia~t musical event of the season. < delightful promgram has bce0 arranged under the direction of Paul Hohuha.z. whose aAINy az conductor i. -o Wrll Hn2"a ha-c. H4pp,r will be- srr>,d by the n4djas tte church during thc vr7t1g, free Or,,l -hosv who pay tn" pios g' adt7is.i7n. 25c.
 SMALL E> CLp%E srEIkEa HJNrI%GTtAH.
 < small ogyIu.e suuck Huntington c.atrr during tine t,urdar shovar, Mon day afternoon. 1t waa less than half a mUo .n length aud only few rods wide yet it u2~ootcd no lees than l2 large trees bt sides tearing the limbs from us many others, Ieyeliug crops and scattering auukl4s from Il. D. Thctr0n's barn roof. It h.4,n at I,ury B.9 Ensou'5 and fcI- lowed the river a5 far 4s r.. j. HuwIey' 2 place,
 Miss Eebccca Mrl1o1a.d and Ms Nellie Hayes of Shelton wrre guests at Dnc4n Meponal3's ov~r sunday.
 Miss Lac5le Besrdslcy has returned to her home in SbeIron after spending the week wt.h her cousin, Miss Lois IaHlev.
 Ms M4ry J. Wooster of Bridgeport is visiting her brother BeuiamjD Wooster.
 NJ, Danjcl Woad and children are in l'rovtarrce.
 Mrs Van V4u&enbQrg and children from Derby ~-e b"arjiqg nt Edward Hooth's
 F.leai~ from Trenton are visiting Mrs E-r"|Ir Bailey,
 Miss Vrrna CraodalI has entertained her cousin, Miss Etta Flanders, of Shel- ton.
 Mrs Eldred of Bridgeport ia staying at the home of her son, Lee EIdred
 Mrs Polly A. Castle of Roxbury is with her daughter, Mrs F. \. Potter.
 James Fair is at home for 4 few weeks,
 Among the Sunday guests from out of town were Mir and Mrs E. k. Morgan and son at Charles Judson's. Mir and Mrs John Stoves at A. $. smiths, Joseph Beach at Lewis Curtis, MT and Mrs W. ', Latin at E. 5. Hawleya, MT and Mrs Jay at George Beecher's.
 
 While Mir and Mrs Edgar Wooster and Miss Ella were driving to Bridgeport one lay, last week, thejr horse became frightened at dead horse lying by the road in Nichols, and threw them out. Fortunately, beyond being quite badly shaken up, they were not seriously hurt.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-17
FAIRFIELD.
HOYDEN,s HILL.

The scholars of Banks North school enjoyed 8 picnic at the home of their teacher, Miss Ida F. Jennings, recently. Before leaving, Miss Mamie Smith gave her teacher mysterious looking parcel. When opened it was found to be beauti. ful photograph album from the scholars. A very pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
 Miss Minnie Lewis Of Monroe is visit ing at T.. A. Jennings'
 Mrs WeisDer's mother of New Jersey has been visiting her.
 The Ladies Union was held at the resi-.
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GREENFIELD HILL.
THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT.


 Mrs A. M. Bartram of Black Rock has visited her sister-in-law, Mrs Sarah Burr.
 Mrs Ernest Willard of Nebraska and Mrs George Merwjn of Greenfield were ealing at J, R. Jennings recently.
 Mrs Julia Nichols of Bridgeport has visited her niece, Mrs T. E. Bradley.
 Mrs Emma Carr, with her aunt, has visited at y. B. Bradley'5 and Mrs Mary Faltou'a, Lyons Plains,
 T, H. Jennings and family took trip to iu1man Park. last week.
 Mrs F,-her of New York stnte, wh haa spent several Work2 here with her sister, WAS to loaye Tuseday going a8 fat as Hqrtsda'e aud stopping there for a day or two before going home.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-17

Thirty cases more of shoes, ,oxfords and slippers damaged by water, opened to- day at the c. H. Bennett Shoe co. 's, Bridgeport, consisting of ladies' button shoes at 69c, girls dongola patent tips at 49 and 70cs boys'icanyas baseball shoes at 19e, ladies strap sandals at 29c, mems
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denco of Mrs Martin Jennings, Wednes- day afternoon.
 Miss Cadet of Brooklyn spent the Fourth at Mrs Morris Wilson's.
 Mrs Eliza Jennings has returned from several weeks visit with her son, Mar tin Jennings.
 Died, at Princeton, Mo, June b, John were former residents of this place.
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Miss Eva Botsford has visited in New York.

A man may not in these suItry days be able to appreciate all that may be said in favor of free silver, but he can appreciate a good supper, and will hasten to the Town hall, the 23d, where he can have one on good sound basis.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-17
LONG HILL.
METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS.

ME4 1ODlS4 CHDhOl II I1HAo'
 Rev MT Rollins of Easton will occupy the pulpit of the Methodist church, Sun day, He exchanges with Rev Mir Warri- ner.
 She Ladies' Aid society will hold another of their popular lawn parties at the hall, Tuesday evening, the 21st; if stormy, the 22d. Cake and ice cream will be served by pretty waitre8ses and 8 short entertainment of music and reel tations will be presented, commencing at s o'clock. Admission free and all are cordially invited,
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-17
WHITE LOAF
 ---Is TIE BEST
BREAD FLOUR!

In the worId Made from the choicest selected hard wheat It m;< more bread, whitc bread and better bread than any other four r barrel, only 423 at store. We have SoId hundreds of barrels of this flour and haycucycr had barrel rrtumcl Try our White Loaf Baking power l5c pound, good RoyIor any other kind none refunded and all expenses paid in using
 same Ask lorquarcr pound sample boxes free. Sold only
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-17

At the annual meeting of the Fairfield Archdeacoury in Bridgeport on Tuesday, Rev George T, Linsley of Newtown was honored by an election as secretary of the archdeaconry, to succeed Rev Louis French of Darien, who has served for a long time.
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D"u'I think hrrau~r you are Short or Very Tall that you roo- not be- fitted with becoming clothing for We ha}r~h ~hap"~ to lit every type of hojld Without regard we have marked thom down. Wo thought they were cheap enough before but we have cut about 25 per cent of
 former prices. Think of un all wool indigo hIuc Serge Suit for SN, ii sold for Slo two weeks ago. Scotch suits at Goo, 500 and $Io that were 500, SI0 and SIP until thj~ marh-Iowu.
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PLATTSVILLE.
CHURCH JOTTINGS.

Rev MT Warrinor of Stepney will preach at Lees chapel, Sunday, at 10 3C in exchange with Rev MT Rollins.
 The lower part of Sport Hill is b eing macadamized. B. D. Pierce of Bridge port is doing the work.
 Mrs Edward SeeIey is entertaining friends from out of town.
 Thomas Sherwood has been spending the past week at his home.
 Mrs B. T. Beers is entertain ming friends from Shelton.
 Miss Edna Warriner of Stepney spent Sunday with Miss Fannie Sherwood.
 Miss Frances Seeley has visited in Weston.
 Miss Lula Roberts has returned to Brooklyn.
 Mrs Gould of Aspetuck has visited r. L. Staples.
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rl&Vls4.SAyARD Ny" 429H.MHr@ BRDGtP0n1.G
PERRYL. HURD'S
 423 Main Street,
BRIDGEPORT

Is busy place day in and day out with tn, July Bargain Sales of Fancy Goods and No tons.
 VALENCEINEs LACES in white, butter and linen shades at Pc, Sc, 5c 6c, 7c, Sc, 9c, l0c a yd.
 25c and 39c shirt Waist Sets nt I8o each
 Ladies' 8l Bicycle Gloves at 49o pair
 Ladies' 25c values in one lot of Ribbed Vests and Pants at l5c each.
 Ladies' fast black Hose warranted stainless ina extra values at lOc, l2 l-2c, l9c, 25o pair BARGAINS IN STAMPED LINENS AND ART SQUARES.
 | lot Of All Linen Bureau scarfs, yards long at 3so each.
 lot of Infants Bibs. warranted all linen in great variety of stamped effects, ltxl4 at half price, l2 | % each.
 200 all Linen Tray Cloths at F % each. LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS gre selling rapidly at the July reduction prices.
 ITS values are now 10 each.
 l.25 values arc now s0c each.
 @l values are now Toe each.
 7Sc values are now t5c each.
 Early purchasing of these waists at the re- dueod prices is recommended before the sizes are broken. 6oe SUMMER CoRsETs at aao pair. Mems lne seamless I2 Hose the best in the market at 12 l.2c a pair, TINTED ART SQUARES 2lx1l, 25c values at fBo each.
 Mens fine BaJbriggan Underwear at 25c, ssc and 5Oe each. Special values in Notions.
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i,y of Long Island City have visited rel atives in this place for the past week.
 Mrs Elmer D. Tseadwcn and Shirley returned to their home in Bethel on Sun day.
 II. Il. Nichols hasJreturned to work in D8nbury.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-17
CALCULATIONS:
Local Affairs

The friends of Dr Paul L. Sunderland
 will learn with keen regret of his decision to leave town, he having made plans to locate in Danhury within a short time. The doctor has built up good practice and made a host of friends during his tvo,ycars' snjouru here, but finds the prospect of larger field for practiccand the fact that Danhury i- the former home of both Mrs ~undprlynd and hinse)fsuf- nrient ground to make the change. Dr 9uudrrHud's friends, cgretting hj+ departure, will cordially wish him the best of 7ucrczs in his new field of labor.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-17

Mrs James N. Lake, Miss Emma Lake and Mrs George Saunders and family spent few days at their old home in Lake George, recently.
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"Wake up, Jacob, day ia breaking 7 so said DcWitts Little Early Riscrs to the man who had taken them to arouse his sluggish liver. E. F. HawIey, New town; S. C. Bull, sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; B. HawloY & Co.,, Strpney.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-17

Mis@Claricc Clinghan from New York has recently spent a week at Mapleton, leaving for Stars Plain, where she will spend several weeks with her mother.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-17

Nj ses Esther and Grace Camp and Miss Louise Hawley, have been spending two weeks at AsbUry Park.
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fine calf shoes at 70 and 89c. Their ad- vertisrment tails the whole story

Mr and Hrs Nhsrlaa Minor of Berkshire passed Sunday, July 8, with Mr and Mra Charles Mallett in Woodbury.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-17

A Sunday school was organized jn Huntiugtown district, last Sunday after noon, by W. II. HaIL the state Sunday school secretary. The school has started of with good attendance, and much in- tcrest is manifested in it.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-17
BRIDGEPORT.

Daniel D. Lyon, son of Philo Lyon of Rock House, Eastou, is happy father, a son having been born to him OF July I2. weighing nine pounds. Mother and child are doing well.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-17

We arc anxious to do little good j1 lhf world and cau think ofno pleasaut- CT or better way to 6o it than by rec ommcuding One Minute Cough Cure a- a preventive of pneumonia, consumption and other serious lung troubles that follow neglected colds. Edgar F. flaw ley, Newtown; <. C. Bull, Sandy
 Hook; A. E. BIak>man, Botsfogd B. Hawicy & Co.,. Stcpury.
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T.. J. Donovan of Springfield, Mass, passed Sunday with his parents at Lake George.
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William C. Russell, of the City bakery. Bridgeport, has taken the Morgan house in the Street for the summer.
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Walter Runes had horse seriously Injured, thjs week. In some way one of his pair, while hitched up, got down,and the other horse stepped on it's compan- ion. Dr Todd, the New Milford veteri- marian, was called.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-17

E. r. Burr and j, II. Allen of Wood bury were in town on Wednesday.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-17

The evening service at St Johns church will be ommited next Sunday, be- cause of the union service at Trinity church.
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Mrs I)c judsou has antuctihng of a cu- riosity in a chicken, 4 hen brought of A brood of I4 chjcka, leaving two or three eggs iu the nest. Nothing WAS donc to thc eggs, but a week later a chicken emerged from one of the pgKs, H. lively s- could be, The heat in the hen house WAS supposed to have done the work
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-17

l. C. tIlD,lt X Sons, the well known butchers, have bought of Waiter Il. Glover u prjmc steers, which will he reljshcd by their customers. They take great pride in Iurni-hjng their patrons wilh choice beef and arc sure to get it if bought on NoUtown hills.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-17
NICHOLS.
TRINITY CHURCH INTERESTS.


 Seventh Sunday after Trinity, July 19 At 10 30 a. m., Morning Prayer, sermon and Holy Communion. The Ladies Aid society of the Metho- dist church will hold a'lawn party at the home of c. s. French. A pleasant time is anticipated and all are cordially invit- ed to come.
 Dr House has organized 8 class for mutual improvement for the young men of Nichols.
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Lawyer W. J. Bcccher has been taking A fc" days vacation from his Bridgeport office, this week, assisting in the ta5k of hustliug in his hay crop.
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The Nuns Literary and Sycja' c1uh held it- July meeting on 'ru,7day nigh, Eov O.js ". Bl-hnc doing tho houors as ho-t Arthur < la r!cy. the essay. L., pr.-cn,cd an admirable c~-,.y on Birds ' which was supplemented by interesting remarks by E5son x. Hew'"y, a guest f ths evening
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The "I- It hot enough fur you tiend ia around again but those interested in thr NrwtoWn library will try to put up with it if they can have some of the ice cream tha will h. dispensed at the library sup per- Thursday, the 2fd.
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Two c'Iorrd tuu7}cians,n tth gUira and bones as accomp9uiment, entertained quite company, Tuesday night, jn front of the residence of Lawyer Beecher. They passed the hat and secured d gcu. crous collection.
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Mrs k. K. Morgan of Bridgeport was in town ou Wednesday.
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The ladies prayer meeting will be held next Tuesday at 5iapIctou with Mrs Ben nett.
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propriate to the occasion will be preach ed by the pastor.
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Is a busy place day in and day out with the July Bargain Sales of Fancy Goods and No.
The record-union., 1896-08-17
DEMOCRATS FOR WATSON.
Arkansas PopuIists May Not Support
BrVan.

LITTLE ROCK (Ark), Aug. 49,
The PoDulist State Central Committee
will meet in this city tomorrow for the
purpose of considering the September
election. The Arkansas Populists may
conclude not to support Bryan and may
substitute the name of Norton of IIli-
nois. An address just issued by the
State Committee is as follows:
we call special attention to the
Peoples party nominees for Presiden-
tial Electors. These electors if elected
will vote for the Peoples party candi-
date for President and for Thomas E.
Watson for Vice President. The old
party leaders are doing all in their
power to disintegrate the Peoples
party by false reports We are glad to
say that they are not succeeding. but
on the contrary, nearly all the silver
Republicans have come to the Peoples
party and are attending their conven-
tions. Thousands of Democrats de-
clare they will support Bryan and
Watson electors. They much prefer
Watson to Sewall. The committee
urges the party to give earnest support
to our National, State and local tickets
There is nothing in the situation that
is discouraging, but, on the contrary,
much to encourage"