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The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10
Our Nci9hbors.
SOUTH BRITAIN.

DEATH uF 9Ios HARRIET BRADLEY.
 A rarely lovely and useful life went ou. from us in thr death of Miss Harriet Bradley on Monday, July r, after an ill- ness of three weeks. Endowed by na- turc with great sweetness, chcerfulness and unscIH hnezs. added to these the gra- ces of the Christian faith, made a char actcr of unusual beauty. She will be greatly missed and deeply mourned
 Miss Bradley for some time had been living "A ith her hr0rher-in.law, Henry F. Fir&ok. Dn Thurzday of last week she had un operation for appendicitis and was doing well till Monday, when death en-urd. Besides her brother-in-Iaw. H. r. Il.cEoh, she leaves two sisters in New Haven, Mrs George Uickok and Mrs Henry GIajding, The funeral was held from the home of Mr Hjckok at , p. m., W,dnosday, Rev Mc Smiley officiating.
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DANBURY DIVISION

DANBURY-North, $40, 745 8.2O, 9.l5, 1o48, a. h., 3.45 5I5, 6.55, 6.I0 p. III. South, 500, 7-3O, 8.48 a. ln, Il 40. APO, 7.33 p. n. Sunday, 8O5 8. BETHELENorth, GAS, 737, 1O.89 a. h., 2.4, 5.07, 5;49, G.39 ?, m. Sunday, 1O.04 8. m.' slip: m. South, 6.06, 7-37 9.56. a. m, I.47, REDDING-North, 7.22 a. m., 228, 6.33 p. m. Sunday, 9.58 a. rn., SOS p. m. South, 612 a, m, ll.54 5-27, p. m. Sunday, SIS @. m., 6.23 p. m.
 sANFORD-North. TIT a. m PA, 6.29 D. m. Sunday, 9.54 g. m., 8.04 p. South, GIG a. III.
 BRANCHvILLE-North 7IO. lo27 D. nn., PIT, @ S3t5 52 B 5 m ;a I36naey 3o 94T o5 .3 98 c@ D. m Sunday, 8.28 3. m, 6.33 p. m. GEORG ETOWN-Ncrth, 706 a. m.p 2.13, 20 p. m. Sunday, 944 a.. m., 7.54 p. m. South, 6.25 ?. m., l2.O9, 5l4 p. III. Sunday, 8.31 a. n1 8.36
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BRIDGEPORT.
TWENTIETH cENruRr CAMERA

TWENTIETH CENTURY CAMERA.
 Now boys you can have camera, and take your own pictures. MT Northrop of 6 Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport, has just received consignment of g 90 cameras taking four pictures at one load- ing which he will sell at the introduction
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BOTBFORD TO BRIDGEPORT. l. O. lE

8OTsFORD-North. 736, lo.3l 8. m l2o5 4.57, t.5o D. Sunday, 8l0 8. m. South, TIT, a.55, ll.36 a.m., 4.36, 700 pm. Sunday, 6.26 3fEPNEY-North,7.2 FPS ,l0.1G a.m., I1.45 m., 4.48. 6.43 p. rn Sunday, a. III South, 7.28, sos, LONG HILL-North, 7.22, lO.1I, u.33 a. m., 4.42, 6,43 ?: m. Sunday, 7.54 ?. m. South, 7.34, 9O9, Il.49 &. m., 4.53, IA D. III. Sunday CAB TftUMBULL-North, 7.16, 1905, 11.22 a. m., 4.36, 6.57 p. m. Sunday, TAT &. South t6.50 D. III.
 BRIDGEPORT-North, 7.O5, 955. II .O6 a. m. .,425, 635 D. m' ,5 sunday, 6 !55 $o a, m Arrive, 75Gl 6 D. n.
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IHr //oz2Ilud DIy Goods Co
2-OnU.
s5, sos, 9.28, 1o48 8. Dn., 3 .52. 50, 6,2o p. m

6.35, 8o5 9.28, 1o48 8. rn., 8.52. 4.5O, 62O p. m Sunday, 5.20.
 RWIEsVILLE-North, s.35, Il .38 a. nl., 2.85. 6.o6 p. m. Sunday,909 am: South, lO85 am, 4,36. 5.47 p, m. sunday, 4.57 D. m. KENT-NOrth, 8,49, 1I.49 a, n., 3 27, 6.20 D. m. Sunday,9.24 a. III. South, 1923 a. nn., 3.27, 4.O6, 6.35 F. n; sunday ,437 P m; G.35, p. m Sunday. 9.39 a. m. South, 1O.1I \. m., 3.I5, 3.43, 5.23 ?. m. Sunday,414 p. m. VEST CORNWALL-NOrth, 914 a. m., F. F, 4.42, 6.55 D. Sunday ,9.47 8. South, 1908 a. In., 3.O7, 3.26, 5I5 Q. n. Sunday ,4.O1 p. m.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

An error appeared in the advertisement of the Danbury Dry Goods Ca.4last week, for they are selling those summer eorsets at B cents a pair instead of 8 cents.
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ny T0Qn

Miss Pope, who so success ssfully taught the East Village school. Monroe, has arrived from two weeks visit with cousins in Brooklyn Miss Pope'expects GO make a short stay with her parents at Cosey Nook and from there go to Hart ford to spend the summer with her aunt, Mrs Baszett.
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Particular attention is called to the mo- tice in this issue of the popular excursion of the Consolidated railroad to Pleasure Beach on Wednesday. In addition to the regular sea side features, special attrac- tions have been provided at the beach for this day. Make up a party, purchase your tickets in advance and arrange for a delightful day at the shore.
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prices, s75c. The best musical instru- ment for trolley rides, parades, etc.. is the Zobo. Northrop has full line from 10 cents upwards. He also has cam- paign badges, button, and pins. If you wish any music he has some fine new songs, marches, etc., for his popular price. 63 Fairfield avenue is also head quarters foz pictures and frames.
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Town ToplrS.
MATTERS OF BUSINESS.

NJ. Strrn's special salo of shit waists An our 15 .und 3,. shirt waists at I9y 25 pcr cent djsvuunC on all our trimmed hats at NJ oCcru's, IN5 Main street, Dan bury, Lradlng millinery and cloak house,
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LONG HILL.

A baby girl made her appearance at Bert Clark s, last Monday night, July 6.
 Mir and Mrs F. S. Coe welcomed a daughter at their home, Monday, July G..
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THE D. M. READ COMPANY,
 BRT0fE*@}2F CONN.

a yard. Navy blue and black Duck
 Sujtugs, F 1--., T. aud , cents a yard.
 Wool Challic, with satin stripes and colored figures, 25 cents a yard. French Batiste, full 4o-in. wide-2 very
 sheer cloth only loe. yard.
 Those remnants of hae French Lawns and Dimtty that we are sclling for F l2 cents yard are worth double the price;
 , to 9 yards in each piece.
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Bradley Parmelee and family of An sonia, Mrs Bradley, Miss Everett of Shell ton, Charles Gilbert and wife, Birdsey BeardslGy aud family were at H. W. Bradley's, the Fourth. Such reunions are pleasant.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

Carriage and bath spouges; also fine line of hammoeks at Warner, Taylor & CufLls', Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10
TrEE Nrw uD7or.Nnp

THE NEW ENGLAND B. R. HAWLEYVILLE-Ea East 7.29 II fl, ,a.1n,7 12 D. m. West 54 @. m, 2.43, 6.32 D. m. HEWp0WN-East 7.34 am f7.I7 pm. West fs 47 6. m, f2.36, t6.26,p. m. SANDY HOOK-East TAO, Il 56 a.m. 7.c 8 p. m. West 5 43 8. ms 2.30, 6.21, p. m. SOUFHBURY-East 7.5O, 12 OA 7.32 y1 m " esf s.35 8. m; 2.2I, I2 D. m.
 fTrains stop when signaled only
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Bishops, TOP Chapel street, New Haven, giving full description of all their tours,
SUNDAY AFTERNOON MEETING LH DODG-
 IaGTOWN DISTRICT.

\ religious service will he held neat Sunday afternoon, July l2,at $50 o'clock in the schoolhousc of Dodgingtown dis trict. It will be conducted by Rev Otis W. Barker of the Congregational church. There will be good singing and earnest speaking. These religious services in the districts occur so seldom, will not those who roud this notice speak to their neigh b3rs about it and attend themselves, that the schoolhouse may be filled next Sun day.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

Mrs Patrick McNamara has beaten the record, this week, killing snakes. Among them was one large flat headed adder.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, sho cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

Frank GabIer is riding a handsome waverIey bicycle, bought of Arthur S. Hawley.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

Come and see what A. S. Hawley can do for you in the bicycle line.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

A bargain in ladies' shoea at s1.25 can b. had of Warner, Taylor & Curtis.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

k. V klpn"N, \. NJ. b"ANh, Q. Smith, MT nud Mrs C. r. Sm.th, Mr and Mrs r. F.. II, Fu,rst, Bridgeport; F.. F. Driggs, Nrv York. Mr. Dcugr V. Loomla, NJ. r. Iowm.-, ,mr.rs plchpr- man, Mis- p.,hrra'o. 'r} mour (. I"uu- is, Nr~ HHv-n.
 WGGnm II. uuu.. H.. 4rU known Bridgeport Htau... "f ru. u.m ot Drv pnporr A uIl,r. na- taken to mm-rIi a wifi. in 'n, l.. na.t Ni-- EJ&, F. Fear sal, d.nsr..- f M7 wd Mr. ptarI Pear al. uI nr">}.. rh. u-u 'la4a oc- currA fa March mt. but ,-c4p,a :ll" no- ticn of .h.. ,oeu po.--, ..1'houkh uuncuny- cI hv ,ha G:ona.yu papers. Mraud Mr- O'Ulul nUl Ie-4 thc summer in town, st' pptog a. t"cN hot.l
 Curta Morris ud loy rmst Iodc to Dauhury ou ,her ucyr1.-. NcdLc-day, mnb, the r.D:o 'rlp 'a a r.m-r',ah'y short luuc.
 Na."n .~1raias~,a.h. r,uohal l Suao.y NrA .a.E,. w ~}rm-@r@' Mn-s.
 iIol.t Fl",n | ... ta,,s slont Chr Fou.th vHh tO.ad. ~; ~l,pn"y popot.
 Mrs ,.or'r' 'a been -uncrug the past week wGh very bad swol,ru loot, some of the ..u. i, r.ut.C h.r very bad ly. She strplad ,u n laJh uDjl which caused quite an tlolt&t lhr tim" to rr- move from her fro..
 Mir and Mrs Fralk Cogcr spent sunday with relatives at Wa-hlngfon.
 
 At the annual schoot mr"tirgat Middle G4tc school hou.c, Frank Ives wa4 chos- cn committee, Tuhar. F.irrhi'I rIrrkand George M.Jtag4t' cn.lcyFor a'dtroo- uror for th" cnsunk y"ar.
 Prank Cauiold l+ painting and putting the finishing touchc- on the interior of l.. C. Gtlbrts hou %.
 M "A t'@I I''I tr tFt 't.'A WI Nl 'l ] J and two sons and Mr and Mrs H"uactt Short of Bothol were gue-ts If Mr and Mrs John N. B-rbman oyer thr Fourth. Firrcrackrr~ did sono damage for E mus Spencer If /our while he was on business in the Hook, h-t week Friday nignl. Ij4 wife 4tt in Inn clr.iugr hold ing the horso in front of thc post, rico building, while Mr ~p'nc,'r wa- in one f the stores when a pack "f yrackrrs fired too near made thr horS" plunge and be- come uum4nagrah.n. if dashed over lawns but finally brought up against the stone post at Warner Taylor tE Curtis storr with badIy wrecked carriage wheel. Mrs Spencer was shakcn up aDd somewhat scared, but not seriously hurt.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

You can buy wheel cheap of A. s. HAwIey.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

Miss Oracle Clark of Monroe is the guest of Miss Mabel Clark of Zoar.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

Merchant E. J. Hall WAS in Dtubury on Wednesday to see his mother, who is quite seriously III.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

''The Deacon" with the same cast Of characters that recently appeared at the Town hall, will appear at the Sandy Hook opera house, Thursday evening, July go. Do not make any other en- gagcment for that evening.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

On Saturday, Pier 89, p. n1., East31s street 2.15.
 FARE 50 cents EXCURSION TICKET T5 cents
 Good Until Used.) Boat connects with the Berkshire division train leaving Bridgeport at 6.25 on Saturday evenings only.
 Western and Southern Freight taken from Bridgeport at New York rates, and bills lad ing given. N. E. WEDGE, F.H. CONEELLY
 Agt. Supt.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

Thoee Lowuey celebrated candies you can get at Warner, Taylor < Curtis at
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

The program for the celebration of the Fourth at St Johns rcctory was carried our very successfully until the rain came in the evening, interfering quite seriously with the fireworks.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

A 10 pound hoy came to gladden. the hearts of MT and Mrs Josiah Tjnson and make muaic In their home, Wednesday morning
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

Mrs Sarah Bull and children from Kent were Independence day visitors at the homo of MT and Mrs x. C. Bull at the Hook
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

'i' ''-I4 -bC NI'Lu LIt14 we are SC4lInS ,e lo.. yard makes the best kind of -hirt waists. Think of it, 31-in wide nd or'y loo. 7d.
 Iyc. Laundry Soap best on the market, :; o,hes for I0., Kitchrnware depart soeot As-au special 3 days, sale 10, e}uart Bread Eaiserz at -5 cents each ; regular price is 5o cents,
 Bush Skirt Protector. never 1rays, a}cans easily and le7ts longer than the .lirt, " cents a yard. It is m ideal skirt p-otcrtor aod meets with the heartiesr *udoTsemear Of every woman that has a.cd ii: fills every requirement,
 Ladies whiso Shirt Waists, sI.ooquaI lry for ," cents; 2I.45, 5I 5o and sl.75 mes for 73 cents; @2.o0. a2,5O ones for Sloo. There has been a big rush for them ever since it u4mc on hot again.
 The Suit department arc selling Wrap p4rs when they are not selling suits. Then again they gre busy with both :; there's good buying in both.
 U"e cs.A it oue the unuaron h".4 with vsrm wr2c1,rr oo l.~ a@ o.t .oy eAey yan f, themselves. cassie. perhap~. Auages. Ill sizes, al. -ogas of garments infants included. Pretty and plain things.
 White Ducks aaa 'j4ue, best -kirtia2 goods, for 10, I3 l.4, It, 1a and 45 ceres
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Children Cry for Pitchers Ca astoria.

Try the Handy tablet. Requires only N glass of cold water to make instantly a refreshing ln~rvcsrcut drink. All hayors. Cost ubout 2r g'aes at F.. F. UaWlcy's.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

A. C. Bakers collection of animals at tracts quite crowd daily.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10
GROW i}S?

The Hat=te Cloth that we are selling tt ln". a yard makes the bcsc kind of -hirt ~a;~1s. Think of it, 31-jn wide a.d or'y loc. Yd.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10
TIE FOURTH IN OUR HAMLET.

The Fourth passed quietly until after noon whou the cannon voiced the patriot ism of a portion of the community. The bell and fireworks in the evening added emphasis. A party of about 30 of the young people had picnic, which was spoken of as ploasant occasion, graccd by very fine supper.
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REGISTERED AT THE GRAND CENTRAL

Mir and Mrs r. F. Dorsey, Miss Mary Whalen, New London; A. H. Hawley, F. S Todd, New Milford; John Dillon, Mrs !. J. Fay, Mrs J. ;. kennedy, Mir aud Mrs x. T. rhclan, D. O]ihan, II. II. T ,ld. ". C. Russell. C. R. Hubbcn, Bridgeport; JolIu Kelly, T. T. Reader, (. x, Dunbar F. R. Kimberley, New Haven; J. F. Gun. Miss \. V. Quinn, Danhury.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

Hr and Mrs Pitcher of BridgewateT passed Sunday with their son, F.. Pitch. CT, of UnwlcyViIlr.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

J. <. Drew passed last Tuesday with hie parcnts.'
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ARRIVALS AT DICK. B

E N. hjppru, \. NJ. H~4rh, p. Smith, MT and Mrs C. l. smith, Mr aod Mrs r. F. |, Fur.t, Bridgeport, F.. F.. DriEge, \cw York. Mr. tcoEr ". Loomia, M. r. Iam.-, har.rs Dichpr- man, Mis- D.>hrrH'u. 'r' a.our (. L"wu- is, Nrw HHv-r.
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Bridgeport Steamboat
 Company.
sTEAMER NUTMEG sTArE.


 Leaves Bridgeport every night (except Sunday l2 o'clock, from foot of South avenue. Leaves New York every day (except Sun day) Il a. r1., from Pier 39, East Rfvers
 STEAMER RosEDALE. Leaves Bridgeport at 7.30 a m. Returning leaves New York Pier 39, East River, foot Of Catherine street, at D. m., foot of East 8Ist street, East River, ct 8.15 D. In.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

Any shade you may happen to want ill those new leather Skirt Facings, I-2". yd. Fair and Square Dress Shields seems IS though everybody is buying them, we sell so many.
 Horse Hair Whisk Brooms, 25c.
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Eddie OHv,raUd Mis- Carrjr Oliver of Nc" York are guc-cs of F. E. Lake.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

Clmtlr* Webster has been enjoying himself fer two weeks with friends in New Uavrn.,
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

Our d,lcgato for Washington left, this week, with high anticipations which we hope may be more than realized.
 Both ot Mrs Clarks sisters are with her
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

The genuine National hay rake, best and Highest running rake made only SEQ; al aIl kinds haying tools at our tow ca .b prices. r. F. uuwley.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

Window screens, all the different sizes ready to deliver right away, from l5c up. Oil Stoves, nothing like them from 5o ur. Another new lot of those .,~4kc-om-up- bTtght-and-earIy" Alarm Clocks, gr cents. Ruby globe Hall Lamps, .,~ cents,
 Cut glass Salts and Peppers, lac. sugar shakers, 2"c. Mustards, 5ac.
 Nason's Fruit Jars. Lightning Fruit Jars. Jelly Tumbers
 Have you stopped at the Jewelry counter lately. within day or two: Do so, it is one of the brightest and most lle~z:nE corners jn town so many new - ,ofs. Kinds thar don'r cost much.
 Whole outfits for Camping Parties ce9cay.y. glassware, kitchenware, O.anketz, h2mmocAs. pillows, mating and rugs.
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Mrs ~hort, Mir ard Mrs r. M Perry and two sons and MT and Mrs E"nacu Short of Bothol were gue-ts If Mr and Mrs John II E}.rl,man "yrr tlr Fourth
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

I.rts ot cash bargains at F. F. Flaw lty'-. Best goods at lowest prices,
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

MT and Nr~ F. l.. Au-tin aad daugh- ter Miss Mabel of New Haven. spent the Fourth "ich MT aud Nrs l.. G. Mason, ot Sbsdy Nook.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

Cur,r Morris uu toy raut Iodr to Dauhury ou ,htr h3c}r1~-. NrdLo-dav, mak, x ,hr r.uaofrlp 'a A r.mp'aahIy short llmc.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

Frank CauioId l4 painting and putting the finishing touchc- on the interior of l.. C. Gubrrt's huu %.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

DAsTURE-To let. LEWIS EDWARDS, t stepney. Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10


 E,pd E. F II4wlcy's ad about some thing cool to drink, as he is ready to sc7vr delicious -oda water, as cold as iy" vlu maky it with fruit and cream syrul-. at. 5c salss also Moxie, diamond g.ogcr 4lr. Jtbua and Vichy ,watcrs, etc.
 If you want inc finest candies made buy Wslac".~ celebrated chocolates sold by Chr pound or in boxes only at F. F. II Iu~Icy's. l;e-h. "}ory week.
 Uu you 1aut 70 build: All The money n'cy>-Ary vii. -r loaned to you by War rcu II. Iaia-ou 1 uo., 3cI Main street. H,4d the adyyrt@cm'nt Of this enterpri.- ing 2irm at the top of the first pagc.
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NOR SA LE-Three work horses, suitable for h farm work, moving machine, etc. cheap; also dog cart. l wood wagon and l second hand top carriage. HORACE WHEELER, Shelton, Ct.
 nASTITRR-Tn let. LEWIS RnWARnS.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

AIH."u !. ~sf -. p.ls~surh. Teu.ha. Sunu. '>r! a.s1# ,u ~ttla- tlr. Mp-e.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

At the annual school meeting at Middle G4to school hou-c, Frank Ives wa+ rhos- rn committee, lEuhar. F jrch"I rlrrkand George MJmGat' Hector N'dGroN- uror for th" Cnsunk year.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-10

Nr and Mrs FrLk ogcr -pcut Sunday with relatives at Na-hagton.
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Hj*- I.)tfio BHckm1u l. thc gun7 h,~ &".odmoehcr in the Packets,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-22

20 open it. a loud, chcery Irish voice
rcsoundcd through tho hallway an fn-
slant later. Corporal Rorke to report
to the colonel for dispatches, and.
glanclnS thithcr, Ormsby saw stout
trooper, with broad, jovial, ruddy face,
his burly form clad III winter service
dress. Mrs. TaTar, striving to hide and
to check her tears, had turned into the
dining room. Ornsby stopped to tho
north window and glanced out upon tho
little group upon the porch. Ellis half
shivcrinEly clinging TO her fathers arm,
no intontly cying Lealc--Lcale, with
levelcd glasses. stcndily at gaze Mt somo
dim, hlnuk object far, far across the
turbId Platte, fir out &c tho eastward.
across thosr snnwc%pprd slopes
''Can you make out what's coming,
Lcalc?'
81 think so, COLONEL"
"What is it,"
Lralo slowly lowered tho glass, and,
never turning, ;.DH" orod III low but posi-
tive tone:
"Our marching orlcrs-for the ugcn.
cy. Red Wolf escaped. Kill Eagles
whole village has jumpcd for tho Bad
Lants.' -
And that meant that tho Twelfth
must drop its Christmasins and fetch
tho wanderers home.
(CONTINUED NEXT wEEK)
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-22

Mickel rushed to tho rescue Of those
who were about to be killed. He vent
20 the rescue OF Lines and Thomas. He
lound l.iucs alive and he cut his way
10 him but could not save his friend,
the fire being too hot. Lines begged
ana encouraged his friend to save
n'm from fiery death. hut a. too
,iafnes got too hot Lincs said: "GOdd-
,nyc, o'd man. ana in suffering agony
he expired.
me pecuniary loss is placed at about
no 600, including the engines and cars
| The track has been cleared and firm fIir
on the road has been resumed,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-22
was q journey Of 3l2 miles and three


speeches.
James 6. lS'nina nominated June 6
His long campaign tonr hrwan on Sept.
II, ard it included Massachusetts.
Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York
and New Jersey. He spoke In every inn
pOrtant city on The New York CoDtral
railroad between New York and But.
fhiU. He trnverscd three lines Of rail
road across OHIO. speaking in ~ cities
he then entered West Virginia, speak
ing in - cities aguin crossed intt
Ohio, and WAS joined by Mtklnley.
They stumpcd the State together Mr..
Blaine spoke in 26 moro citiee, includ'
ing Canton : thence he went to Michi
gan, speaking in six cities, and Indiana
Is cities : Illinois, five cities Wiscon
sin, six cities. Blaine returned to the
East across the northern tier of Ohio
and the southern tier Of Now York
(Erio rniironG) closing his campaign
|, but on his way home he spoke in
seven cities in Connecticut. His ro
cord f"r tho campaign was l9j speeches
and l 40 milos OF travel. This record
was unc Glipscd until Mr.. Bryan broke
it,
lIARRlSONS TOUR
In 1888 Bcnjumin Harrison was
nominated. His record Of travel WAS
less than 200 miles, and he made SO
speeches during tho whole campuigu.
Grover Cleveland was rcnUminated
June Il, wrote his letter Of acceptance
Sept. 9, and made his only speech dur
ing the campaign to the mcmhers of
tho Notification committee at the
White House.
CLENELANDS THIRD CAMPAIGN.
In 1892 Grover Cleveland WAS re-
nominated at Chicago. June 23 He
made Il speech at Madison Square Car
den accepting the nomination. He
made three addresses on other or-
casiOns, and no campaign tour
Benjamin Harrison was rUnOminatpd
at Minneapolis, June 10. In the early
part Of September Mrs. Harrison be-
came i'll, and was taken to the Adiron-
dacks. MIR. Harrison was in constant
attendance upon his wife until she was
taken back TO Washington. She died
shortly after her return, in the middle
Of October. MIR. llurrison's record-no
campaign tour, two speeches.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-22

An oratorical contest will take
place in Memorial Hall, Clemson Col
iege, on Wednesday, 2lst inst, under
the auspices Of the Calhoun literary
lsOciety.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-22

Gated thaG the one in uniform was tho
post commander, the elder one, a distin-
pishcd locking man Of nearly co,
NIoSo pointed mustuchc and imperial
"u-@wcll NIGH as white as the new fall
'' "'Nw about Inn, whose complexion,
"lo"" by years Of exposure to prairio
sun nI" ,i, wind, was ruddy brown Il.
inoSS iiE" Ti"ssian leather.
OVeN A"n S face fell tho samo ghad-
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-22

A brief nod was the only answer.
Then, glass III hand, the captain sudden
ly turned to side door, let himself ont
into another room and thence to the
outer gallery surrounding tho house.
Hero his view was unObStructCd. Two
gentlemen were coming up the pathway
from the adjutant's Office, and soldier
in immaculate uniform and side arms
following II short distance behind indi-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-09-05
Resolutions of Respect,

Whereas God in His mysterious providence
has removed one OF our number, Brother
William Hogan, by tie hand of death, and
Whereas, 1t is fitting that we, his surviving
brethren, should express our sense of his
worth as man and brother, and the loss
which our order has sustained in his taking
off: therefore. be it
Resolved, That in him we recognized those
qualities that well fitted him to be member
of an order designed to promote the brother
hood Of man and the helpfuness of man to
his fellowman; that be had those traits OF
mind and heart which caused him to be
held in high esteem among the entire COM
munity in which he had lived
Resolved, That we pay Just tribute to the
many valuable services which he rendered as
a publ citizen in his career as postmaster
and business man, and in his private life as a
friend, husband and father.
Resolved, That we tender to his family our
warmest sympathy in this their hour of sor-
row.
Repolved, That a copy OF these resolu-
tions be sent to the family of our brother and
to the local press, and that they be also spread
on the minutes of this Lodge.
r. E. LAMAR,
VIM. ]. ALRIcH,
SAMUEL ]. KEYS.
Committed