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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-09
A General Outing.

The newspaper reporter some
times wastes his time. A big fire
was reported recently at ware
house In the Rue du Louvre. The
reporter rushed to the spot and his
calls at last produced the con-
cierge:
"Director at home?"
"He is out"
"His secretary in?"
she is out"
"Clerks, workmen, Office boys
inw
"They are all out"
"You have had q fire here"
"That is out, too"
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10. 0. F. Officers

San Antonio Lodge, No. IL, 1. o,
o. F., at their regular meeting
Tuesday night installed their Off
GERS for the term as follows.
Walter T. Millington, noble
grand; j. w. Rogers, vice grand ;
o. A, Balloon, recording secretary ;
Albert Meyer, treasurer; E. P.
Smith, warden; J. F. Smith, con-
ductor; H. G. Bach, R. s. N. g.. A.
Levy, l.. s. N. e.; B. Varga, r. s.
V. g.; Fred. A. Millington, l.. S,
V. g.. J. T. Sadler, R. S. s.; r. E.
Horton, l.. s. S.; George Harrison,
1. g.; N. F. Nicely, Sr., o. g.; Alex
Kuhn, orgsnist.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-09
SPAIN WATCHING CHICAGO.

New York, July "a dispatch to
the World from Madrid says: Much
anxiety is felt here respecting the
opinion likely to be expressed by the
American Democrats regarding Cuba
and her relations with Spain. The
Spanish government, l am able TO
state authoratively, will delay the
settlement of the DelagadO case, and
also the Competitor case, until the
Spanish parliamentary recess begins
at the end Of July, in order to avoid
embarrassment in the debate in the
Spanish senate and house.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-09

Some time ago the 1-year-old child
of Mr.. NJ. e. Lindsey, Of Franklin
Forks, Pa, had a very severe attack
of collie. . She suffered great pain.
Mr.. Lindsey gave her dose Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and in ten minutes
her distress was gone. This Is the
best medicine in the world for child
rem when troubled with collie or dlar-
rhoea. 1t never fails to effect a
prompt cure. When reduced with wa
ter and sweetened it is pleasant for
them to take. 1t should be kept in
every home, especially during the
summer months. For sale by all
druggists.
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POUND NOTICE.

+ Taken up, and in city pound, on Mata-
moras street, on or about the 9th day Of
June, 1896:
One COW, red and white, Undesirable
brand, upper bit In right and under bit In
left ear. Az
One dun horse, Spanish brands on both
shoulders and thighs.
One dark brown mare mule, branded P
on left jaw, T CS on left shoulder, Span
fish brand on left thigh. susEIl5ts8ya
Which will, II notredeemed before sale,
be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash. at said pound, at the
hour Of IL o'clock a. M. on the 18th day
OF July, 1896. W. d. DRUsE,
765t F -a4 f.-g Marshal.
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THE GERMozoNE PARLOR.

Palace of Art. in their famous illu-
sions tonight. Free to patrons. They
are introducing their popular health
drink, Germozone, and serve it with
ice cream at &c. glass. Take. your
wife and family tonight. Boys, bring
your sweethearts. Fine music and
everything first-class. The Germozone
Parlor believes in doing things right
and you will have a pleasant time.
Old Photograph stand, 507 L. Hous-
ton street. 7-1-3t
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LYNCHERs DID NOT SUCCEED,

Dubuque, Ia, July 9.-The sheriff
of Jackson county arrested two men
named Milboy and Ecker, on charge
of numbering Minnie Kiel, whose
body was found in pasture near
Bellevue Saturday. There had been
great excitement at Bellevue during
the preliminary hearing, but at mid
night last night the excitement had
somewhat subsidized and strong
guard surrounded the jail.
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Funeral of Julius Suess.


Funeral services over the re-
mains of the late julius Suess
were held in the parlors of Sheern
& Burnett yesterday evening at
q o'clock and the body was
shipped at $50 o'clock over the
International railway, to Denver,
COL, diceased's former home.
AT the memorial service Mr.. l..
c. Grothaus delivered the eulogy
and Carl Beck's band rendered a
beautiful instrumental requiem.
The march to the train was
made by the band, several local
unions, Krieger Verein, San An
tonic and Beethoven Maenner-
chors, Arbeiter Verein, La Sale
Maennerchor and large number
OF the personal friends of the de-
ceased.
The pail bearers were as follows:
Active-F. Doerrer and l.. Mey.
er, Lone Star Brewery; F. Roetz.
Ter, and A. Ziemonteck, San An
tonic Maennerchor; o. G. Guessaz
and Gus. Giescke, San Antonio
Schuetzen Verein; Paul Hirt and
F. Cuny, Brewers union.
Honorary-Geo. H. Kalteyer,
Oswald Schneider, Otto Wahr-
mund, j. E. Muegge, VIM. Reuter-,
Henry Pauly.
Rudolph Brandt accompanied
the remains on the journey to
Denver.
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MCCALL

Clarence o. Mccall and Miss
Mary Seffel we're united in mar
riage yesterday in st. Marks
church by Dean Richardson and
left over the Southern Pacific for
New Orleans on a wedding tour.
Mr.. Mccall is a popular fireman on
the Southern Pacific and Miss Sef-
Eel is we'll known young lady OF
this city.
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wRENoHED FROM THE WIRES.


Firemen's convention at Austin gets
down to practical business.
Good rains are reported from Pear
sail, Flatonia and Floresville.
Colored Baptists of the Lincoln dis
trict are in session at Rockdale.
Bland will make no pledges or
trades to secure the nomination.
John Chapman. and Eleanor Moore
of Dallas elope and are married.
A Herne negro is in the tolls for at.
tempted rape and may be lynched.
Nominating speeches will be made
as soon as the platform is adopted.
After permanent organization was
effected the convention adjourned
White of California is elected per-
manent chairman and takes his seat.
Egyptian cotton near Sabinal is
having a vigorous growth without any
rain.
Fifteen thousand people We're pres
ent at the opening of the Tyler fruit
palace.
Gen. Johnson's friends are trying to
dissuade him from fighting that duel
in Cuba.
Hedwig's school, Mason, closes its
ten months session with interesting
exercises.
There has been no conference of ac-
ton among the gold men mt Chicago
as to bOlting. ...
Texas Populists complain that the
Democrats at Chicago appropriate all
their platform.
Dug Harcrow shoots and kills his
son-in-law, j. III. Linton, near Rayner,
no particulars.
Gatewood gets in his protective
plank for western industries in the
platform report.
Penitentiary board holds its regular
monthly meeting and approves report
of financial agent
Laredo has had a heavy noon show
er for three days now, covers a small
area of territory.
Gen. Mabry issues his orders gov
erning the approaching encampment
and drill at Tyler.
Charles Tracey. Cleyeland's law
partner, will bolt the free silver NOM
ination at Chicago.
Texas school of Methods ask the
state Legislature to make appropria-
ton for their work.
Postmaster General Bissell has gone
out of Chicago and will attend the
convention no more.
Several of the New York and Penn
sylvania delegates will quietly leave
the convention, no bolt.
Hills resolution commencing the
administration for its courage is vot-
ed down in committee.
London press laud Yale for their
logged courage in the race that they
did not win at Henley.
VIII Simmons is captured near Ga
nahl on the SAP. He broke jail at
Ballinger Reward $500.
L. s. marshals leave main land for
San Marcos Island, off California
coast to protect the surveyors.
. Less than three hours has been al
lowed for the debate on platform to-
day. Things will be rushed.
Texas was quite evenly divided
upon the minority and majority re-
ports of credentials committee.
Z Mrs. Hammer Taylor died at Knox
vile, Texas, aged 80. She was a pho,
neer and in an Indian fight in '65.
Z Edgar Daniels, white, of Brenham
captured after long chase for in
vading young girls sleeping room
Majority report of credentials com
mittee approved 56S to 34S. This
gives Michigan and Nebraska to the
silverites.
White will rule that % of the
voters of the convention are all thai
need be counted and not two-thirdS
of the whole,
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NICARAGUA MATTERS NOT
SMOOTH.

New York, July "a dispatch from
Colon to the World says: A Blue
fields dispatch says that owing to OPP
preston the Indians are with difficult
ty kept from the warpath.
The Nicaraguan government has
fear of an outbreak soon.
The troops on the Isthumus causes
alarm. The newspapers believe that
trouble is to be expected.
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A BIG INCARCERATION PAM

Vienna, July 9.-The Alegeime Zeit-
ung announces that Baron Hirsch's
widow has donated f4,000,000 ($20,-
0O0,000 to promote the immigration
of Russian Jews to Argentina.
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ATTENTION.

Contractors, Carpenters and Consum-
ers of lumber. Get prices from VIM.
Cameron & Co. before buying.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-09
hoods
and easy to operate, is true ---l
Of Hoods Pills. which are n.UI
up to date in every respect. ThS
Safe, certain and sure. All y

druggists. CSC. c. l. Hood s. Co., Lowell, Mass.
The only Pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparila
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No GRIPPE

When you take Hoods Pills. The big old-fash
Toned. sugar-coated pills. which tear you all to
pieces, are not in 1t with Hoods. Easy to take
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gteBEl1,l1vHlaf6o
Invite you to call and see their line of
JeWelry, Watches,
Sterling Silver, Etc.

And learn how cheap good things can be
sold. 1927 West Commerce Street.
san Antonio, Texas. s g I'm
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SAVE MONEY EVERY TIME

By buying your lum Der and build
ing material from Ed. Stoves &
Sone. Yards: East Commerce
street and L. & G. n. depot. 81 tt
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IMPORTANT
y At lIMBURGER'S GARDEN X
Monday Evening, July IS, 1896.
Grand Concert Entertainment and
Lecture.
For the benefit of the
COLLEGE INFIRMARY.


Instrumental selection. -. Miss Roberts
Vocal solo. .........M Miss Blanche Wade
Opening prayer. ... Rev. Mac Henson
Reading. Rev. A. w. Holt
Lecture, Issue of Issues ............
......... Prof. w. Milton O'Dell
Vocal Duett Misses Wade and Roberts
Reading. ............. Rev. A. w. Holt
Vocal selection -. Miss Blanche Wade
Closing prayer. Rev. DR.. B. w. Roberts
Read the opinion of Sam Jones, the
greatest living evangelist:
AUSTIN, Texas, May IL, 1896
Mr.. W. NJ. O'DELL:
Dear Sir-Your lecture on the Tissue
Of Issues is very fine and will commend
itself to the favor of any audience and it
will captivate and charm the people
everywhere. Yours truly,
SAM. p. JONES.
DIR. Edward B. Wright, pastor of the
FirstPresbyterian church, Austin. Tex.
in his letter to Prof. O'Dell, says: ''Your
lecture on the Issue of Issues" contains
passages of power, beauty and elo-
quence.
AUSTIN, Texas, June 8, 1896.
have read the lecture of Mr.. O'Dell
on the Issue of Issues with interest.
1t commends itself to the thinking pub
lie as sound, eloquent and beneficial. and
will certainly accomplish great good.
L. L. MAYS.
Pastor 2nd Baptist church, Austin, Tex
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-09

R00D,S sARsAPARILLA is good
lAoUD " Spring Medicine and a
General Blod Purifier. ST. per bottle
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

they did not know when they were well
 eff and stay accordingly.
 b. Mr,Telgmann and sister, Miss D0reG6a
 of Philadelphia, spent last week with MT
 aad Mrs c. B. Pierce. l.. Miss Mary Gates of Lyndon, Vt, IS
 the guest of her aunt, Mrs Ezra Pierce. r Mrs ". E Mitchell gave a very pleas
 ant party, Thursday. evening, in honor
 of Mir and Miss Telgmann. | ' Miss Olive Pierce has returned from
 her visit in Southbuuy.os ,. +: F5h' Mrs Daniel Burke and children are visiting at willis Platt's.
 Mrs H. aM.u Jessup of. BridgeWa6er,
 with her daughter and granddaughter
 Mrs E. H. Hotchkiss, and Miss Gertrude !,of South, NoFwalk, and Mrs Eli Smlth'nf Southville, took dinner with Mrs JeSsup ,brcthtr. BssNg Treat, on Monday, going
 from there to A. N. Platt,s.es .a'd '1' I' H. M. Squirea is entertaining friends 1 from DanbprY. aia,l ! , Mrs Charles Clapp and daughter nave i returfed to her home in Boston. John Dolqqist is to remoye back here, Soihe ia to 7tfie5 i" Nj. Bradley placg. n ] John Pierce has eontrhotedrwith Isaac "a.
 Wemch to. mine, his silica, and will com 1 im1ence work with a force of men in fe" I4davg8.a91 '. pf pl, .tst't -7 si'} 's'
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

o ltis not exaggeratpg matters in the least to say that the thunder storm which visited Nawtowu on Friday last was the most severe the town has ever witnessed. It was not one shower, but series, and the display of electricity was constaHU and vivid. The first shower came up about o'clock, This was' followed by one more severe at z, during which the barn oG Charles Parsons on Walnut Tted HIll was struck and burned. Situated 0n a hfll the blaze was seen for m lies around. The building was full of hay, and MT Parsons will have much sympathy in his misfortune. MT Parsons writes us that he wishes to thank all who assisted and stood ready to save his house from de- struction.
 Among Che unfortunate ones also was Judge of Probate NJ. J, Bradley. His house WAS struck, but the damage was not large. Some bricks were knocked or from the chimney and holes torn in the roof of the house. The house of Miss shepherd in Scotia was struck. The chimney was damaged and holes were torn in the rooE At Sandy Hook a house belonging to Mrs Bridget Kane. was somewhat injured.
 In HattertOwn, lightning struck in many places, but confined it's at ention to treos with the exception of one bolt which entered the side of George Tur- ney's residence. It tore up the siding and threw of several yards of lath and plaster, It struck large tree in Mir Turney's yard and at least 8 half dozen other rreesin that neighbOrhood.
 $. W. Posts barn at Bennedt's Bridge WAS struck, killing one horse and stunning three others, It did not leave mark oD the barn, Timothy McManu, who was in the barn at the time, was knocked down, but sustained no injury. Two telegraph poles about a quarter of mile from the barn were also marked. liar low Benedict had COW killed and II. E Camp a ycarling.
 From Botsford's came the word that the barn of Edward Botsford was struck and hls horse killed. The house of Henry McEwcn in South Center was damaged by the lightning. The bolt struck one corner of the Kitchen, tore its way out and made line for tree whiqh it marked and then disappeared
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
Wash e opdg aepartnqnt. g 553. llAt. ((&E( GspRdIAL.s ] fNf

A choice line pf Wrappers, were Sl,25 and s1.5e each, -now-75 cents and -S4r09; up stairs in the Suit department.
 Great values in men'3 CoIored Shirts. There's only about 9 dozen in one lot percaIes, with collar and cuffs attached, that we're going to sell for 30 cents each ;at present writing there's all sizes, but there won't be long.
 Then there's another lot, the Buff faio' make, with two collars and one pair cufs-a regular $1 D skirt-for 53 cents; ridiculous price for such fine goods. ~r'
 Still one more grade, for 75 cents. that are made of fine quality madras well made and handsomely fitting.
 And fun.line of Star shirts, made right here in town-handsome negligee style to be worn with white collar-for s1.oo each. Anyone who will take the trouble to look our shirt stock over cant help but be. pleased; ; for three reasons, fine quality, beaWiful make and low cost.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
Our N eighbo rs.
SOUTH BRITAIN.
1nlIgsrHR lssL ECT SCHOOL.

The South Britain select school, which last year proved 50 great 'a success, will be continued another season. .MisssH Helan Coombs returning as principal MISS C6ennbsa fs' am Experienced tup-to~date teacher; thoroughly devoted to her work, fIShe school work is carefully planned, pfvfr1ga Tegsal laira r spfepar ab0Tyn and nlgh school. courses and,i includes music drawing, and physical culture. The Vo11nai 10 e6ple' of this vicinity should avail themselves of this, fae chance. There Will is room for few nore pupils 1shis fall .7o The ifall term opens Wednes' ..d5.as .dayp v mtbe7F9s lam aetsta.t
 .,,Miss kKarvy Cafes isu spending few weeks with her, aunt, Mrs EzFa Fierce
 Misses Sarah and Olivia Sanford ot ARedding are at e. W. Mitchell's. WagE6FF A glenA Russell and his sister spent last week in Milford, with ' A1Eas s6e0sge, Smitsa5 and broughs Miss Lena
 Norris home with them, s.FsA.
 Miss Lucy Bennett has gone home for her summer vacation.
 Mfsg Mafgaref Kennedy O Chicago gDgr.f 3 day or two with her uAcle, Den ' his MaIoney, the q st Bfsthe week. .Mrs D. M. Mitehell,l Miss 0h8Elofff and John l.. Mitchell returneds Wednes. day, from & shorE visit toklle Whl6s
 5aiYss. Their 1Ttf Spe geanpeeTsSas pe.s T stare Inases ,,as sea -atFhcgnsg Ylsh "
 schlld go t6 pls sce ;saEd orl!den VII < IF
 5 Ba0OD'6 $ sarsapaIilla has oven aaaf 1 aa oyer again proved by Ats cures
 when all other prep parations fpilled, taa
 it is the One True @ DO V laTiiles 4 $ 4 [
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
BBTHEB

a" Miss Jennie Peck of Orange, N.,iJ .s is 8 guest of Mrs Julia AtlShoT6' ,r,.,--s,s
 Eureka lodge, No. s, F; & A. M'' WIT visit Putnatn Park, "Wednesday eYehlngs August l9, Landlord Cottrell will serve INf the supper. = s ,r.
 ,r lDr John5L1 Andrews ard wife or NeW
 York City are, guests of his blr,qther' Ed- E 11 Great e rednctioa. in, rusget goods at r .ocI 4yTg,oeod,s Now is the time. Prices
 erohoa1G Q 0-20, yjer cent off First come, first served ,5 .......4, y.Y -t1-n-.t :.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

nor nakfb9.a hustle for business. That style of management would not do in a cifv, where everybody has to be wide
 J wake and looking for strade. Davis 6 Savard are as busy as. they can be turn fH8 glge remainder Of their summer goods ,info manev ana thereby3 making room for fall goods. They have made some big reductions on summer garmen ntss bicycle suits and children'sa Waar. si''
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

MAX COELECrOR's NOTICE-Notice IS here
 | by given to the taxpayers. Ot ythe town oI that the taxes on the ItsGot 1895 are
 due Sep enRer ts86 and the collector tor wi, WiH
 36 4S 1 WgdR6siay, S9fS ssp1 5, fr6m fo1 m; at the store ot c c, Downs, Long HI from IF 70 l T ra.? on Thursday, Sept. 10, at the store or Charles Evitts in Nichols from to 42 8, ]fl at inc town haD Trumbull, from to D. m. All who pay taxes on or before the days mentloll- ed, win receive 5 Der cent discount All who neglect to pay, taxes on or before October IV' viii be charged interest ot per cent per, an
 nun from october l., T. S sHEt41N, t5 h''1tee' isoe : Enr- lJAUeQ AuALoL A4l le.o
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

Tie Mems Literary and Social club of Newtown Street were delightfully."- enter- tained on Tuesday night at the Grand Central by Ex.Senator HOulihan. The essayist, Rev George I. Linsleg present. ed a very able paper on the questlofF of 'Patriotisup vefsus onaiisels There were present as sthe guests of the club Alderman Grippln of Bridgeport, Henry P. Read and Emqrson Lloyd of Brook lyn.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

-..s The minstrel entertainment at Dicks "rr hotel, last week Thurgday evening, brief ,-t.,.l mention of which was made in last weeks
 issue, was a bowling success. 1t was giv- en under the awning, and big crowd en- 9, . %. joysd the fun from start 10 finish Hen- " P. Read of Brooklyn did thehonors as
 master of ceremonies and won high praise. The program opened with .. r, blaeR-face sketch by Harris Clark, ,.which .,...s., made a great hie. Then followeda a song and dance. by Jesse, the stage dFiver,, a stump speech by MT Read , 2 song, |" Ala- '4.'" 900 bama Coon, |" by J. Fred White; 8 banjo duet by Messrs Smith and Rogers; a sketch, '"The Irish Servant GirIn, by Herbert Fansburgh; g sketchg ,ritSanr lHnU id6wP{ MT kogerg8 8nd, F. A. .tDFiggs sbRF- iesqpe on Ward y&2 Volkes Percy and Harold" Messrs Flansburgh and White. Among the original verses sung during tr,~-a. the evening was the following s'i'' "'" s'" -" "' The butterfly has the golden wings, .,.t. The hreHy has the same
 ITuE NEwrowN BEE has no wings at9u
 But 1t gets there iuAt the same.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
AT ST ROSES.

A PICNIC FOR LABOR DAY IN ORDER
 Preparations are making and Labor day has been set apart for 3 grand, picnic to take place on tte EFodhds in .the Ireht of St Roses church, Fuller particulars will be given in subsequent issues of THE BEE.
 Miss Dolly Burke of New Haven has been a guest of her uncle, Father Fob, 1t the parochial residence, this week.
 Matthew ,Oafrey of Rochester, N, Y., has been entertained at the parochial res fdence, this week ''H''' '''''
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
FAIR norEs.L
SPECIAL snoqNuoLnnRsl mEErNa.l

SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEEILN@'J 'l
 A special meeting of the stockholders of the Newtown AgFiehbutal Fait Co. will be held at the Town Hall, NewtOwn, Saturday, August g4, } p. m, to consider the advisablity of increasing the capital stock. ,.I t'u '} lHu '" .''
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

"dYIn YIn,1 and your grandfather are, re-
 ty1m%aCfs 6 5fr,1srFa each ar6tlaer"by a span
 of many wears. He travelled, in a slow-
 cyojn0 staoe-c0ach While you take the 7ighfnino,-, exuregs, or ,theS electric cGr. When he was sick he was treated by old
 fbshi6fteF methods ana given old fash ioneF medicines, butYou demand mod
 ern ideas in medicine as well as in eVerY sainp, Blseqes' Hood1s Saysaparilla is the
 SS9lR2 SaH st6d5Y and 5 IS g
 are brought the skill and kn6 6wiedge of modern science. Hoods Sd rsaparille 5rts sjrdInptIv tfpon7 the blood and by masking pure. rich blood ih cures disease and establishes good health. sf4fu fl
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

Consult the new adVertisenent of the Boston Dental Co.,, 42O fAEain St .,. Bridge port. Ir will be to your interest to do SO. It tersely tells it's timely tale. ''' Iii7 9
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
THE coreREeArIoEAL M. oHuR RoH.

stINDhy EVENING SERVICES, DURING AU-
 GUST. Hv., ,,,.,,. A service will be held at the COngrega- tionaI ohuTch next Sunday evening" Ad. 3 gust l6, at z 30 o'clock. The pa stOr 'wiR continue the series of brief sermons ' upon the general subject, Christ and His Kingdom" These service3 will be short, suited to the hot season Of the year, and the singing of familiar hynins will be a feature. All are cordially, in. ,Yited to attend. LL., nl
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
Town Topics.
MATTERS or | t'usiHHss.

- M. Staru's spceial sale 6f shirt wal 9ts
 All our 75 and aSc shirt waists at l0cS 25 per cent discount on all our trimmed hats at NJ. Stern's, 1s5 Main street, Dam hurry. Leading millinery aud cloak house,
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

, 4 Acostuma party will be held by the
 guests of Dicks hotel, Saturday evening.
 Prizes will be offered for the funniest .gentlemen's rig and the most unique la- dies, costume. Eu0hre will of course be
 9 feature, of the eyepingnaHpa ."n B,
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
5F.s -frsry 9 la LONG HILL,
~ AT GRACE. CHURGH,

Eleventh Sunday after Trinity, August [ 16: At s. 30 a. m Holy COmmuni0n; at , 30 D. m,, Evening sPrayerand Sermon.