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BLOOMFIELD.

TOWN AND PERSONAL. JOTTINGS.
 The ball game between the Whisconiers and the Ccnter's on the Fourth was en. tered into with much enthusiasm. the game lasting about three hours. Mr Stuart of New York acted as umpire The score stood l2 for the Centers and 2 for the Whisc0nicrs.
 Alr and Ms Mape5 of BeookIyn spent the Fourth with chc5r daughter, Mrs r. II. Beers.
 The qojuee blight is Vocsc this season than for many years. Nearly all of the new shoots are dying. iii many eases cx- tending to Inst s"ason,s growth. It promises 10 seriously aItcct the crop
 Clarence K4eler, who is making d speciality of chicken raising, is quite sue ce-sful, having atp-csen: over IJ) young chicks, free from disease of all kinds, and doing well,
 Mrs StiIIson is spending the summer with Mrs Sidney E. FairchiId.
 Mir and Mrs James Lee had their an, nual clam bake at their home on tht Fourth. Quite a number of friends and relatives were present enjoying the hos. pitalities of MT and Mrs Lee.
 Mrs Florida Kellogg spent the Fourth with her parents.
 Miss Henrietta Eugg}es is hone from shelton for the summer vacation.
 Miss Susie Whitcome is with friends ir Hartford and New Haven. She will spend the most of her vacation with he, brother, Rev Francis Whitcome, in East Greenwich, R. 1. We are pleased tc hear she will return to her old position at the Curtis school another year.
 Herbert Lake has been visiting friends in Branfurd.
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of New Haven at High Rock Grove and spent a few days in New Haven.
SOUTHBURY.
CHURCH AND PERSONAL NOTES

1 CHURCH AND PERSONAL NOTES.
 On Sunday evening a very interesting concert exercise entitled "The Young Pilgrim" was given at the Congregation al church. The church was handsomely decorated with ferns, cut flowers and several floral pieces.
 Charles Smith has done an unusual amount of paper hanging during the spring and summer and has orders ahead.
 John Morris spent Sunday in Birming- ham.
 Mrs Charles Hine and Elliot Hine, ,Jr., took 8 trip to Bridgeport, a short time since.
 A stone has been erected in the village cemetery to the memory of Amos Treat.
 Mrs A. D, Warner of Woodbury spent Thursday, with Mrs I. W. Codding.
 Mrs W. H. Barrows has returned from her trip to New Hampshire.
 Thomas Sullivan has improved his residence by painting.
 Mrs Bissell, Miss Bissell and Master Bissell are among the latest arrivals in town.
 Mrs Codding returned on Saturday to her home in Amenia, N. |.
 C. F.. Hjne recently took trip to Long Island.
 Mrs Lawrence of Brooklyn has been the guest of Miss Cooker.
 Miss Florence Harvey, who has attend 1 ed school in New Haven, has returned to her home for the summer vacation.
 Hurbert Guthrie of Kansas i8 renewing in town.
 Miss Nettie Pierce of South Britain has ! visited her grandfather. Adam Guthrie. ] Mrs Walter Hicock gave a lawn party ] 9n the Fourth of July. Harvey Stone, our popular merchant l feed dealer, has remodeled his home on l Main street. It is expected that the l paper hangers will finish this week l When all is completed, it will be a model l country residence.
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NEW MILFORD.
WORTHWHILE AND VICINITY.

Key and Mrs Ramsey and Master Fccddin,a brother of Mir Ramsay, arrived Saturday evening, and were entertained over Sunday ut W, C, Hines. It was expected that llr Ramsay would be oT- daincd here, but at the ui gent request of his church in Nashua, NH, it took place there July |. Mir Ramsay is now ready for work and all wish him success in his first field of labor.
 The children and grandchildren of William Gregory made their annual visit here the Fourth.
 The church received it's annual clean Ing on Thursday.
 Dewitt Platt and George Wheaton, with their families, were entertained at F. F., BaIdwin's s the Fourth.
 Robert /einer is home for two weeks vacation.
 Mrs Robinson, who has spent some time n N4ugaruck is at Mir Bircb's for short stay.
 Mir Glcnnou will teach the fall term of the school.
 Carr Lyon visited New Haven on Mon- day on account of his son, Merton, who is i'll with measles.
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In Now Haven County.
MIDDLEBURY.
1IErnunLsr OIL Ecn NOTES.

On Thursday. July IL, the pastor of the Methodist church will give a tea to tn. members of his church who are above Go.
 Oa the following Sunday, July I9, a special service has been arranged for them. The service will begin with g. program of old songs The music will all be selected from that which was sung 60 years ago and the sermon will be on theme suitable to the occasion.
 The ladies of the Methodist church are arranging festival for July y. 4 supper consisting of berry shortcakes and other delicacjes will be served. Birthday bags are being made and cir culated among friends. Their purpose is to raise sum of money to wIpe out the debt on the repairs of the church property.
 MT Webster cleaned the well at the Methodist parsonage on Saturday. Many repairs and improvements have been made by tie society, who give their maaister a most comfortable home.
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THE FOURTH IN MIDDLEBURY.

The Fourth was celebrated most en- thusiastjcalIy by the young life of Mid dlcbury. At an carly hour the Congre- gational church was entered by way of a lightning rod, and an entrance forced. The old bell pealed out franticaify while the very young men were getting the kneck of ringing it. 4 blast of fire crackers, burning kegs, and torpedoe8 was kept up all day. At night q kerosene barrel filled with soaked rubbish and fire crackers, illumined the hill top. Red fire, pin wheels, Roman candles, and line of lanterns suspended from the steepIe of the Congregation church kept the center illuminated until the rain con- pelled the patriotic fellows to seek shelter within. It is said that Storekeeper Bis sell has no stock to keep over for another Fourth.
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Fairfield County Chat.
TRUMBULL.
CHURCH NOTES.

Five persons were received into the membership of the Congregational church, Sunday morning two by letter and three on confession.
 The church will be closed for vaca- tion during the last two Sundays in July. Next Sunday will therefore be the last Sunday of service this month.
 The Womans' Home and Foreign Mis- sion meeting at the church last We'd nesday afternoon, was well attended, and it is to be hoped that these meetings will continue to grow in interest.
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FAIRFIELD.
HOYDEN'S 5 HILL.


 Mrs W. c. Bulkley has entertained his cousin, Miss Agnes Lendeveg, of Chest nut Hill.
 Jennings & Sherwood have another man to help through the busy season. They are selling very fine raspberries, this week.
 Mrs Weisner expects 8 visit from her sister in New Jersey, this week.
 Mrs Prout of Bridgeport is caring for Mrs L. A. Jennings, who is cOnvelescing rapidly.
 MT and Mrs k. B. Sherwood ana family, pr and Mrs Frank Gorham and Mrs B. A. Salmon spent the Fourth with c. c. Salmons of Lyons Plains.
 Master Willie and Miss Edna Bulkley
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Louise Booth has recovered from a severe attack of the measles, but is now confined at home with troublesome knee.
 The many friends of ". C. Coan re. gret to hear of his removal to Shelton. Although a resident of Long Hill of late years, he has always been active and interested in all matters in this place. He and his family bear with them the best wishes of all.
 F. B. Foth and wife of Springfield Mass, are stopping at the parsonage for B few days.
 A large company 0 f young women are to occupy cottage at Walnut Grove, Milford, the last two weeks in July.
 Miss Elsie Nichols and Miss Mary Beach will attend the Christian Endeavor convention at Washington, this week.
 Mrs Miles Standish and family expect to move to Milford, this week.
 Ell. Rogers has built an addition to his house.
 Quite a company met at the home of P. B. Nichols, the Fourth, to witness the fireworks.
 MT and Mrs " N. French of Bridge por4 spent Sunday at Nelson French's.
 Miss Ada Wolcott has been spending 8 few days with Miss Jennie Wheeler.
 Charles A. Wheeler expects to leave Denver for home, this week.
 Howard Gardner of Winsted spent the Fourth at Mir and Mrs BurtOn's.
 Miss A. H. Hawley spent the Fourth at Nettleton's with party of friends.
 The wife of Rev N. T. Merwin of Po- quonnock, who was formerly connected with the Trumbull Congregational par ish, has been hard sick the past two weeks with an attack of the grip in the form of bronchial pneumonia. Though not able to sit up yet the spatient is thought to be slowly improving. She is at the home of her daughter, Mrs Natha- Ia T. Case.
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here. Several spent the day at Twin

here. Several spent the day at Twin Lakes.
 N'~< HJoa Doyte- vuh hianas irou sharon, !s ej. cI.g +t Mfr l.. O'Cains s.
 Glstav l.i.smqo js vi,itjng~ friends in hrjd&"r r' u"d Nce" al"v.n,
 <;~"To B4@a:t4 "f N.s. Haven, was at !,rv Jolsn ileIpontA oyer n" Fourth,
 Work ontho new lin hop is now rapid. ly progressing.
 W. W. Howard of Bridgeport was in town, the past week.
 Mir Nicler5on of New Milford spent the Fourth at home.
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LitchficId County News.
BETHLEHEM
PATRIOTISM IN BETHLEHEM

l Notwithstanding the threatening as
 pect of the weather on the morning of
 the Fourth, about 100 of the residents of
 Bethlehem, with several of their friends
 from out of town assembled on the lawn
 of \. II. Bloss for their second annual picnic. when all religious, political and social barriers were cast away for the
 time and aIl mingled together for 8 social 1 time. The committee on arrangements 1 had done their work we'll and everything ] WAS in ''ship shape" as usual when Beth lrhcm has a picnic. The ladies came
 with all the good things in the shape of l biscuit, pastry, pickles, salads, lemonade, 1 bananas and watermclons. After lunch came the intellectual program, with Rev l F.. r. Aver as president of the day. Ap- 1 propriatc recitqtjons were given by sev- rral children, remarks ny the pastor of l the Methodist church and Rev Charles Aver, closing with the singing of s'Ampr- I>a" a1d thrre cheers for our glorious union.
 C"N"EE"ArGoNAL CHURCH NOTES.
 William Flower aud Sherwood Allen were received into the Congregational church, Sunday. on confession of faith
 Miss Minnie NpIson of New Milford is in town for a few day5.
 Mr Price and family have been visiting for sonc time at F. Irving 9tonc's
 Seth Calhoun and family of Hr:dgcport are at their summer residence in this place.
 A concert was given in the Town hall on Tuesday evening by male quartet from Mt Hermon, Mas. Prof W. <. "hittIrscy, the manager, was especially dHr. Humorous readings were given by Herbert DrForest Thomas.
 NIT and Mrs Nrhrmj,h Hioss spent the Fourth in Mjdd!ehury.
 C. II. Hlrd .1d IeuiIy are summprmg B 'hr j'aa IIa-st-oa hou-o.
 Gap, ~smrc. uayc. is confined to the .ousc ny a lame back.
 Dr B,+scII's successor. Dr smith of tlolchhj-svllIp, is attending Mrs Lynn, and has had several other calls in town.
 Mrs F. l.. Allen of Waterbury was at .ar.stopher Hunts, Two pr three days, ast week
 W. NJ. Hurlhuts family are at their '1rugo on the shore of Long Meadow reservoir.
 Mis- Miller leaves town for Lebanon. his week.
 Nies Abhjc Foo-o and Miss Hattie { Yelhnan of Watrrtown visited J. E rhompson's, last week.
 Mise N2ttleton of Washington WAS at <. II. Bloss' over the Fourth
 Mrs Richard Magcc is suffering with .n attack of severe lrmancss. Homer 5. Johnson WAS home over the 'ouvth.
 Mrs Anna Platt of Brooklyn, x. Y., is pending few days in town. t
 he road machine and road workers are aid on until after haying. Miss NJ. A. TomIinson of New Haven |, 8 visiting at /enas Candee's. f Mrs James Allen of Woodbury is visit E ng her son, James k. Allen. William Reynolds is spending his va , atiOn in Barkhamsted
 William Stoughton of Waterbury spent f he Fourth with Representative Frank l jtOughtOn. There was a danrc in the Town hall on | friday evening which was well attended. lusic was furnished by Cams orchestra ' T WOOdbury. D. k. Stone returned from an extensive business trip on Wednesday.
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MONROE.
EAST VILLAGE.

MT and Mrs White of Seymour spent the Fourth with c. NJ Beardsley.
 Misses Florence and Edith Bliss are with relatives at Bridgeport.
 Rev A. ]. Smith and family are with J. ". Waterbury.
 Clark Horton is working for F. Sears. John W. Waterbury bought new horse in New York, last week. It is a fine four-year-old.
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CO

The Immense Increase in our business shows lhnt the people appreciate our well known methods of doing business. Every customer is nn advertiser when ne or -he is usod well. When you cnn buy with absolute confidence 1t makes buying eusy.
 Our goods are delivered free to any part of Connecticut 5oooo square feet of noor space gives you an opportunity of seeing the largest variety orHonso Furnishing goods bo tween New York and Boston. You will ap. procIatc us if you only get acquainted with the thoroognnoss of our methods and the i'm mcnso stock we carry for you to select. We bring the markets of the world to your very doors.
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KENT
ACCIDENT ON THE FOURTH.

ACCIDENT ON THE FOURTH.
 The Fourth was unusually quiet here and two accidents are reported. Ned Barry lost the little finger of his left hand by the premature explosion of c annon cracker. One of the Italians from the railroad gang had two of his fingers nearly blown of by a similar accident.
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Lot l. 19I pair misses dOngOla pat. tip but ton, size II to ?, value Sl, at Soc.
 Lot ,. PIP pair ladies' dOngOla pat tip but ion shoes, size to l2, value 1.25 and SI al 67c. " Lot B. 21G pair misses dorgoIa pat tip but, Lot A. l40 pair ladies' dongola strap sandals
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Oakvule if in want of Flour, Grain, Feed, Coal, Salt, etc. YoG see, you save cartaee and get low prices. We don't have city eN peuses. That's where the joke comes in
 ma-Ask us about the Milburn wagon, the best on tho market, and always gives safi5- faction. Made to wear.
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Mrs John Basham has gone to Cleve- land, O., in company with her cousin, MT Futile, who has just finished 8 post graduate course aG Yale.
 Rev H. s. Scarborough of Beacon Falls spent two days in town visiting friends.
 Ralph I. Munson is spending a part of his vacation at the parsonage with his parents. He is a delegate to the c. E. Convention at Washington from the c. E. City Union of New Haven.
 Miss Candee of Harwlngton is the guest of the Whites.
 Miss Merwin of Flushing is spendir g fortnight with Miss Helen Lpomis.
 Mrs Palmer, the mother of Mrs Loomis. returns this week to her home in Chat ham, N. I.
 R I Munson spent Sunday afternoon with his eous n, the Abbotts, at Quassa paug.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Mecho- dist church is called for Wednesday after. noon.
 Mrs Judd entertained 4 large company 1 of friends over the Fourth.
 Mrs Charles Abbott of Watertown was the guest of Rev J. 0. Manson on Sun day.
 Rev J. Q. Munson and family attendet the picnic of Trinity Methodist churcl
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WEST CORNWALL.
PERSONAL BRIEFS

PERSONAL BRIEFS. D. Douglass Gold of Bridgeport was home over the Fourth. The Fourth passed off very quietly
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Lot .. 29o pairs iHIies' dongoIn opera slip per9, sizes t0 valu" j0c, at 35a-
 Lot 372 pair misses pat tip dOng5Ia lace shoes, size F to ,, value Sl, at G9c.
 Lot T. l69 pair childrFna pat tip lace shoes. size 10 5, value S5c, nj 51c.
 Lot 277 pair assorted boys canvas baIS value 75c. at De
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have visited at their grandfather's William T. Bulkley's.
 Mir and Mrs Wilbur Jennings were or the Hill the Fourth.
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THE BICYCLE CRAZE,

Bicycles are becoming quite numerous in town. Several are riding new wheels, and more are expecting to do so. The macadam road makes a very good road to Bridgeport. When this road is completed to TIumbull Center few will care to be without wheels.
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HUNTINGTON.
WHITE HILLS.

Charles J. Hughes of the SlratfOrd Granite Works was setting headstones in the lower cemetery, last week.
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SHELTON.

Itis rumored that the company who are running the electric road will soon commence the construction down the river road to connect with the other one at SfrAtfOrd
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, B1l1Ousncss, Indigestion, Headache. A pleasant laxative. All Druggists,
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SUMMER
 CLEARANCE SALE OF GIGANTIC PROPORTION

commences Monday and brings muD 'buIrs. Every dc,urlmcut big mark downs.
 po uoJ tuJ lo nurud This -sllu winch couuuur- lhruugu the month Tuc uttrnctlvcut.Ss ul the hargau- greater uulu any prev tou4 year. ou can -n>r mor, tlun your ear tnr. on small WlnlA
 For pAruc1ar- see Sew Haven papers
 Uuly :uI ~.bndt} E"gistcl. nn1iy nud sunday uiou. FNrmuR Leader.
 Morning NcW-.
 JuuuuH uud CouGrrr.
 ulu'aduun.
 Nu~Ouul @ruuucl
 Any sent on application. Wlth IlU tuc mIucu-o mark-dowu nnJ Io-- pt r@uuJ We -hull continue to &D>s rlurH MturutJ TIy>ct- lc pu, .ua,oI- ol -lu worth of goods wltliu u rc1w-o' U ml.r- purrug July and .Nu4y-, t,n4,' Fra .l:l}~ pt !. V
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shoes, ValHe S1, at 3}c.
 Lot 10 l2o pair ltt1lc gonts' lusset bals, sizes 9 to ,, value Sl, at 41c.
 Lot II. 44~ pair mer's and boys russctt b4ls, sizes ito II, and to 5I ,, valuc S2 and l 50, ,lt 79c
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c. W. ATWOOD, Watertown
DEALER IN

Lumber, Shingles. Lath, Brick, Tiling, Lime Cement. Coal < Wood and a general line of Masonsf .G Builders Supplies, Flour, Hay, Grain < Feed. Otfice and yard near Depot
 Just arrived, a good stock 0i Lumber, Feed Grain, ete. for Spring trade, at prices as low ns can ha bought anywhere in this vicinity for the same grade Of goods. April IS, 1896.
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were guests of Mr and Mrs Cornelius B.
 kempcr, Friday. X. E. kemper ia spending week with
 friends in Danbury.
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FOURTH OF JULY GUESTS.


 R. L. Goldsborough was at home over the Fourth. The Brewster family of shelton were at B. E. Hurd's, Mir Welch and NIT Bradley of New Ycrk at the Sin clair's, Mir and Mrs Justus Hawley were with Dr Stevens, Albert Forenback en- tertained friends from Patterson, N. Y.
 Miss Minnie Brewster has visited at F. W. Wheeler's.
 Homer and Stiles Clark have purchased 8 horse to. match theirs of F. ". Wheeler and now drive fine team.
 Mrs Miles Burr and daughter are both down with the measlts, Master John has just recovered.
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HE NIEERNALL DISTNLCT

Miss Florence Stone passed the Fourth, IS the guest of Miss Minnie Feet.
 Garwood Mcrwin of Bridgeport, passed il few days with his mother, last week.
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THE NEW TOWN HALL.

The new Town hall i5 approaching con- pletiou and is certainly an ornament to the village. We suggest that if the schoolhOuse was moved so as to be on line with something, and where it could own a foot of land for the conveniences belonging to a school, and if the Metho- dist church could depart from it's primitive simplicity sufi- ciently to erect little tower or an old time steeple on it's summit, the well kept center of Middlebury would be as pretty as any of the towns in Connecticut.
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Lot F, I#9 pair boys lace shoes, value {
 5jc. Lot E. l.U pair mems and boys dress shd value l-j0 and S2. at 1jC Lot II -72 pair meu's line dress shoes. | ne DO, at s9c. i-ot E. H. pair uen'z domestic heavy boI val le S-, at 4t.
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F. 0. SHADE & SON,

When On Your Way Home From Market stop
 Av1 Ean
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Wanted An Idea T: ,:s 5 8 5!;:ssE; .;sE;; ssi5;

Protect your ideas; they may bring you weaith. Write JOHN WEDDERBCRE & CO, Patent Attor. ueys Washington, D. C.. for their &15 80 prize ueg aud list of two hundred inventions wanted
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ADVERTISING
 RATES.

Local Notices in Brevier Type, loo Line.
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Miss Minnie Brewster has visited at F. ' Whnnlnr's
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-09-24

Train on Scotland Neck Branch road
leaves Weldon 800 p M, Halifax i.13
p m, arrives Scotland Ncck ut 3.O5 m
Greenville CAT p IN, Kinston 7.45 p m.
Returning leaves kinston 72O m,
GreenviIe $50 a m. Arriving Halifax
at HOO m, Weldon 11.2O IN,
daily except Sunday.
Trains on Washington Branch leave
Washington 500 m, arrives at Par
mele $50 n, returning leaves Parme>
lie G10 p H., arrives Washington 1885
p m. Daily except Sunday. Connects
with trains on Alhemarle and Raleigh
Railroad and Scotland Neck Branch.
Train leaves Tarboro, via Albemarle
& Raleigh road Daily except Sunday,
4.40p NJ Sunday 500 2 N, arrive Will
liamston, 7.1S p H., APO p. M, Ply
mouthS.30 p m, $40 p N. Returning
leaves Plymouth, Daily except Sunday,
600, a. m. Williamson 7.3O M,
9.5S III. Arrive Tarboro 1910 a NJ
l1.2O m.
Trains on Southern Division. Wilson
and Fayetteville Branch leave Fayette-
lie Branch leave Fayetteville $50 .
n, arrive Rowland I'll a m. Return
i';g leave Rowland 1876 III, arrive at
Fayetteville 9.19 m. Daily except
Sunday.
Train on Midland, N. c., Branch
leaves Goldsboro, daily except Sunday
$50 70. arrive Smithfield 100 III.
Returning leaves Smithtield SOC a N,
arrive Codsboro $50 m.
Train on Nashville Branch leaves
Rocky Mount at $50 p m. arrives Nash
7.15 p ~, Spring Hope 74O p III.
Returning leaves Spring Hope 500 Il
~, Nashville $50 m. Rocky Mount
".s3 a H., daily, except Sunday.
Train on Clinton branch leaves War
-" for Clinton daily except Sunday
at go 7 M, and Ills m. Return
ing leaves Clinton at $50 H., and 3.
10 P N connecting at Warsaw for Gin
ton, daily, except Sunday at $40 p NJ,
and H.15 m. Returning leaves Gin
ton at $50 NJ, and $40 p NJ. con-
at Warsaw with Nos. Al, 40, 90 and rs.
Trains No. 81 South bound and 1
North will stop only at Rocky Mt,
Wilson, Goldsboro and Magnolia.
Train No. rs makes close connection
At Weldon for all points North daily.
Al rail via Richmond, and daily except
sunday via Bay Line, also except sun
day, with Norfolk and all points north
VIA Norfolk. JOHN F, DININE,
}. X. kENLY, GENERAL SUIT
SUP'T TRANS. 7. M. EMMERsON,
Gen'l Pas. ACT.
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Mrs. Whites.

/ have Just returned from New York
With a complete line Of fall milll-
merry in all the leading styles
and am prepared to fill all
orders Gocal OF malD
promptly. also
bought direct
from the factory a big line Of the ceIe-
brated r. & G. CORSE1S, known
the world over as the best fit
ting corset on the market,
from SOC to 1926.
I have secured the services Of Miss
Hale, from Baltimore, as my mil
liner for this season. l wish
to thank my friends for
their liberal patron
age last season
and
solicit continuance of same.
Will announce opening next issue.
Very respectfully,
MRS. w. H. WHITE.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-09-24

Itch on human and horses ana all
animals cured in 50 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by E. T. Whitehead & Co.
Druggist, Scotland Neck N. G.
IL 80 ly.
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After your meals you should have
simply feeling OF comfort and salts
faction. You should not feel any spe-
cial indications that digestion is going
on. If you do, You have indigestion,
which means not-digestion. This may
be the beginning of so many danger
Gus diseases, that it is best to take it
in hand at once and treat it with Shak-
er Digestive Cordial. For you know
that indigestion makes poison, which
causes pain and sickness. And that
Shaker Digestive Cordial helps diges-
ton. Shaker digestive Cordial does
this by providing the digestive mate
rails in which the sick stomach is want
ing. 1t also tones up and strengthens
the digestive organs and makes them
perfectly healthy. This is the ration
ale of its method of cure, as the doctors
would say. Sold by druggists, price
10 cents to 81 90 per bottle.