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LYONS PLAIN.

NEW RECTOR FOR EMMANUEL CHURCH. It is expected there will be settled minister in Emmanuel church parish be- ginning August l, formerly of New Jer- sey. He with his family will reside in the rectory. Services will then be held morning and evening.
 Miss Emma Parrokt of Bridgeport is visiting Mrs John Mcclellan and calling on old friends. She resided here for many years and all are glad 60 see her.
 Miss Albert Williams, who has been quite Ill at her mother's, for two weeks, returned to her home in Weetport, Sum day night, much improved in health. Her aunt accompanied her.
 Mrs John Treadwell of Tashua spent several days with T. ". Treadwell and family, this week
 MT and Mrs Robert Gray are enter taining their niece and children from Port Jefferson.
 Master Fred Sillsman returned to his home in Bridgeport, laat Friday, after spending ten days at |. R. Hoytss.
 Master Frank Nichols fs out again after several days illnesa with malaria.
 Mrs Coley Fanton Is quite III. Dr Cor ham attends her.
 MARBLEDALE.
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Newtown people were pained to learn of the serious illness of that genial gen. tleman, Charles K. Wilmot, of the under taking firm of Hawley, Wilmor & Rey- holds of Bridgeport. He is afflicted by heart trouble, partial paralysis and 8 failure of tbe nerves of the stomach to act The several different troubles make 1t hard to treat any one of them except at the risk of accentuating one of the oth- CTS. His illness has caused sincere regret among Mr Wilmot's legion of friends who all hope for recovery.
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THAT SWITCH QUESTION SETTLED.

The monthly meeting Of the Borough boal d was held last Tuesday evening and it was de- cided to have the switch at South End on the trolley line, about which there has been 80 much controversy, placed little further down the street so that it will not come in front ot Col NIilIerss residence.
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HETEROGENEOUS.

A few more of those celebrated Eddy" and White Mountain refrigerators left af the store of F. E. Beach, 346 Main street. Bridgeport. which will be sold at special prices to close them out, in order to make ter than the Eddy, which has enjoyed
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-21

T. J. Corbett takes space in THE BEE, this week, to speak concerning his iusur- ance agency. He represents the reliable Mutual Life of New York and Aetna of Hartford, and also reliable fire insurance compauies
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-21

A week day evening prayer meeting is being held in the Methodist church on Thursday nights.
 Prof Bristol and bride have taken pos- session of Squirrel Lodge" for the sum- mer months. Ella Allen is working for Mrs Bristol.
 A large party visited the popular Wal lace Houses 6n Monday, and many took dinBer there.
 Rev MT Case has sister, Mrs North, from Bridgeport, visiting him st the pa: sonage.
 Miss Alice Buell., who went to 8 ho- . pital in New York, some three week ago, is reported to be doing as we'll as can be expected. considering the opera tion which was performed.
 Supper and sociable at the Methodist church, Wednesday afternoon and even
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Women's NeckWear.

Everything that's desirable and new youn find here with the prices marked low.
 Our tine of linen collars for ladies is always complete in sizes-'
 Also & line of Celluloid collars for ladies', especially good for bicycle riders. price n l-2 cents each.
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IN GRANGE CIRCLES.

W. E. Shephardson is giving series of interesting talks at the Grange meet ings. At the last meeting he talked about "Seven Varieties of Sumach." Two candidates were voted on and accepted & class. se-9
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DEATH OF MRS w. W. BowMAN.

Mrs William V, Bowman died very suddenly at Woodmont on Tuesday evening last. She was at the shore for 8 few weeks and had ex- pected to return here the next day. She was out walking and was suddenly taken i'll. She WAS carried to the house and died in about two hours. The remains were brou ht here the next day and the funeral occurred on Fri day. Mrs Bowman had resided here many years and was wellknown by the community She leaves one laughter.
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Miss Mertie Booth visited friends in Bridgeport, last week.
WEST BEDDING.
HE LONG RrpaR .cHuRcH.

THE LONG RIDGE 'cHURcH. Rev F. H. Sawyer will preach in the Long Ridge Methodist church, Sunday afternoon and evening, in exchange with Rev Mir Yoder.
 Mrs George Hurlbuts If Rnxhury has been. visiting her sou, Edward Durgy. Misses Carrie and Kittie Dikenan of Middleburv are visiting their aunt, Mrs Henry Griffen.
 Miss Mamie Crofut is visiting in New York.
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BEDDING.

John Whitehead of Lyons Plains Ia spending week or two with his mother, Mrs E. H. Whitehead, assisting her with her having.
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MT and Mrs Joseph B. Pennell and family of Yonkers have returned home after weeks visit with Mrs Pennell'r sister, Mrs Thomas Maguiie, of Walnut Tree Hill.
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l.. D, Sanford, we'll and favorably v known as the local representative of the Middlesex Banking Co.,, with an office iu the Bishop block at Bridgeport, has 8 special offering just now in six per cent gold bond.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-21

Mrs A. E. Vincent of Bridgeport is the guest, this week, at the summer home of Mir and Mrs $. E. Vincent. A E. Vincent was in town on Monday.
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A petition has been presented to the select men to call 8 town meeting to have section of macadam road voted. The section Is on the Bridgeport road south from the residence of William A. Fenn.
 There was neavy rain. Sunday morning, continuing until nearly noon and consequent. Iy the attendance at the churches was small. At the Congregational church. Rev 0. Thurs ton Chase of Brooklyn N. r.. preached. Mir Chase has been in Germany tor the past two or three years.
 E II. Freeman, 8 painter by trade, for tried to protect her from his savage assaults while Eintoxicated, was given six months In jail and the costs.
 A boy about ten years Of age. while playing around the picker had his hand cut of in . tWinkling He was taken to the New Haven hospital as his parents reside in Derby.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-21

Mems heavy grain shoes at the Sandy Hook Shoe store for $1 co, $1.25, and $1.60.
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The sale and supper under the aus pices of the Junior Guild of the St Johns church on the pleasant grounds of Mir and Mrs s. F. Glover, Wednesday, after noon, was largely attended and was | success from financial and social stand point. Many were present from New town street. The fancy goods met with a ready sale, while the ice cream and cake were all disposed of.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-21

A Bridgeport party, who may be ad. dressed at $40 Main street, has some de- sirable city real estate which he would like to exchange for country property.
The Newtown bee., 1899-07-21

Bargains, this week, in men's black and tan Oxford ties, all shApes and sizes Ut Sl.75, slsn IadIes black and tan Ox- ford ties and slippers at $l.00 and sl .25. Come in and we can please you.--T w. C. Corbett, Sandy Hook shoe store.
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Toilet Goods

For the summer time. We have everything that youm need for the bathing season.
 Heavy bath towels, wash rags. toilet soaps Florida Waters. Sponges and all at interesting prices.
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To1IA. Bear. the 1Tha Kind You HaB AIEays Baqghi ss.s'''' s I2zzM

MT and Mrs F B. HubbeIl and children, of Wesfport, returned to their home on Monday, after 8 weeks visit with MT and Mrs I. B. Goodsell.
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GREENFIELD HILL.
THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT.

c. K. Macomber, an employee at Foster & Besse Of Bridgeport, has spent week at Charles Nichols.
 Miss Edith Bradley has visited her sis ter, Mrs s. T. Bulkley.
 Mrs Samuel Bulkley has fine new piano, Dewey make, with mandolin att tachment.
 Miss Clara King of Burr street, has visited her sister, Mrs W. E. Nichols.
 Miss Alice Nichols has had beautiful night blooming cereus,or cactus, with six blooms on, three opening Saturday night and three Sunday night. Several friends and neighbors gathered to witness the beautiful sight.
 Mrs William Ferris of Greenfield has visited her aunt, Mrs Burritt.
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Parasols

The season will soon be over and there must net be one left We have chopped the prices right in half and they'll go quick.
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The Wholesale Market.
BRIDGEPORT T.-REPoRTED BY BUCK 8
 nARIING.

Butter, choice creamery prints, P, choice to good i4sI6, common, 1oa1a; factory cheese 9a12; dairy cheese 9al2: fresh nearby eggs. 16a20; chickens, spring, 14a2o; fowls, potatoes, 60a1 GO bu; onions, red 90al co, white 00al .25, yellow 95aI 05; cabbages 50csSo bbl; carrots, 16a95c dog bchs; turnfps .k0a55c bu; dried peas 1.35 bu; beans. marrow. S5. pea 1.56: beeswax 25a30; early apples 1.50a3 co bbl.
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Mrs Charles Bradley gave ten at her home for the benefit of the Village Im- provement society, last Tuesday after uoon. There were 8 good number out and all had very enjoyable time.
 Rev R. o. s. McNeille, formerly of Bridgeport, supplied the pulpit, last Sun day, giving an eloquent and uplifting discourse.
 Frederick Bronson's able foreman, John Costigan, has been laid up for a few days, but his many friends will be glad to hear he is able to be about again
 Mrs George McDermott is on the sick list
 Chistie U, Reed and family of Syra- cuse, are the guests of Mrs Reeds aun t, Miss Adelia W. Hub cell.
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Wash Goods.

Everything in Wash Goods with & special price red uctiop for the mia summer sale. Light shirting prints I2c & yd Bingham Lawns for dress goods price Sc a yd
 Lawns, wide widths, price Sc yard.
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RoxBURY.

Mrs Sophia A Bolles cf New Preston Is the guest of Mrs S. J. Hodge.
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arvest 'iine

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 scythes, rifles, forks, S s0 rakes. q ~ If you are in doubt 4 ss about our kinds, and q sAb prices our "Your money dsi sb back if you want it" A d should SC tile those sA A doubts. uA A Our selling of the Ad- n I. riance Buckeye Mower S
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Ribbons.

800 pieces more of the 2sc ThfetA ribbon st l2 % yard
 500 pieces more Of the narrow fancy lSc ribbon at Sc yd.
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OASToEIA. Bears the The Kind You Haw kIkays Bought s's's'''' s NNZezz1
 M-a s. c. Glover he'd a very fine night blooming cereus, which had three blos- soms on Monday night. It was viewed by quite number. Clark Page is making extensive re- pairs on his house, taking out the large old fashioned chimney and putting in smaller ones ana making other altera tions. William Thicket and William Jordan are doing the carpenter work ard William Shepard the mason work.
 Dora Allen. infant daughter of Alex Allen, is seriously Ill with cholera infan- tum.
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Ss inch Percal~s. price 7c & yard. Fine Imported organdis Muslin at l2 l.se A yard.
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. .MARBLEDAL.E.

HuIl < ryrrell have painted ths ,.oaae
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-10-24
A ROM ANCE

Fifty years and more ago, Mrs Mary
Herzberg, now an elderly lady of our
city, lived with her uncle, Charles Jor-
dan, near Doke Lake, in the Southern
parl of this county. She was then
some 10 years of age. A wealthy citi-
zen of Cincinnati, one Major Gwynne,
at that time spent his summers at Doke
Lake, with his family, driving through
in their carriage. The Major had
built home on the lake, and it was as
often called Gwynne lake as Doke Lake.
Miss Jordan (now Mrs. Herzberg, found
a congenial companion in daughter of
Major Gwynne, about her age, became
a favorite in the family, and spent a
winter with them in Cincinnati, on in
vitation. A baby daughter in the fam
lily. she often took care of, and enter
tained. Miss Jordan afterward mar
ried Gwynne, who was not however,
related to Major Gwynne's family, and
the baby daughter of the Major, after
growing to womanhood, married Corne
Illus Vanderbilt, who recently died,
leaving her worth millions. The SIM
pie act of turning about, may often
separate the friends of youth as widely
as are the polls.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-10-24
A TRIBUTE TO FORAKER.

Gov. Roosevelt spoke at Cincinnati,
Saturday evening. When Dewey was
seeking the command of the Asiatic
squadron, it was through the efforts of
Mr.. Roosevelt, who was then Assistant
Secretary of the Navy, that he sue
ceeded. When war with Spain was
imminent, Roosevelt urged that Dew
ey's fleet, then at Hong Kong, be sent
a large amount of extra ammunition,
and it was done. The result was Dew
ey's glorious victory. In the opening
of his speech at Cincinnati, Saturday,
Mr.. Roosevelt paid a high compliment
to Senator Foraker, saying it was thro'
FOraker's help he had been able to do
whatever he had done as Secretary of
the Navy, in preparing for the war
with Spain.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-10-24
COMMON PLEAS.

The October term of the Common
Pleas Court opened yesterday. Judge
Dow, in charging the Grand Jury plain
ly alluded to the charges against Bob
Young and the reported unlawful set
tlement of the case, and charged the
jury to look closely into these matters.
After the.jury was empanneled, and re-
tired, the case of Cantwell VS.. Law
renee, suit on contract for building the
Lawrence block, known better as the
Gault suit, was taken up and is now be-
ing tried by the Judge.
Attorneys J. L. Cameron, Jesse Cam
eron, Judge Crane, and G. A. Steve,
from adjoining counties, were in at
tendance at Court, yesterday.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-10-24

A very unfortunate affair occurred at
the South Lake school Tuesday after
noon. The eleven-year old son of S. I.
Frick had eaten an apple in school.
The teacher, Miss Winnie Hone, hav-
ing discovered what was going on, de-
manded that the boy finish the apple
standing before the school. This he
refused to do, and number OF success
sive blows with hickory pointer over
the head and body of the boy was the
result. He was badly bruised, and
upon his return home from school, the
father brought him to physician, and
had warrant issued for the arrest OF
the teacher, on charge of unlawful
punishment. The trial was held
Thursday evening, before Justice
McKinnie, and the defendant placed
under a 800 bond to appear before the
next grand jury.-DeGraff Journal.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-10-24
Faster Than Ever to CaIiforn la.

"The Overland Limited" Chicago,
Union Pacific & North Western Line,
leaves Chicago daily 1880 p. M, arrives
San Francisco afternoon third day and
Los Angeles next morning. No change
of cars, all meals in dining car. Buffet
smoking and library cars, with barber.
The best of everything. ''The Pacific
Express" leaves Chicago daily 1870
p. M, with frst-class and through
tourist sleepers to California. Per-
sonally conducted excursions every
Thursday. Illustrated pamphlet des-
cribing fully this wonderful State, sent
free on application to Chicago & North
Western Railway.
D. w. Aldridge, 127 The Arcade,
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-10-24
CHURCH NOTES.

The G. E. Society of the Lutheren
church had a very interesting meeting
last Sunday evening, considering the
subject of Missions, in which much in
terest is manifested.
Rev. S. S. Adams preached the first
of series of evening sermons for the
special benefit of boys and young men,
last Sunday evening, founded on the
call and life of Samuel.
Rev. J. G. Harris, who has been quite
frail for a few weeks, has been improv-
ing in health, the last few days.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-10-24

The Golden Rule Jones Club met Sat-
urday evening in Metropolitan Hall and
completed their organization. J. F.
Nachtrieb is president; F. Mendenhald,
secretary; Lon Culp, treasurer; Execu-
tive committee, VIM. Feltman, Charles
Fitzgerald and F. M. Breach. The fol-
lowing committeeman were appointed:
First ward, Phil Ryan; Second ward,
Sam Stillwell and John Stanfeld; Third
ward, Ed. Myers; Fourth ward, Chas.
o. Rutledge. The club has 80 mem
bers and will meet in Metropolitan
Hall.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-10-24

The Werner Company, Of Akron,
Ohio, is the largest concern Of its kind
in the world. They are in position to
offer paying employment to an ener-
getic man or woman in this county.
We would advise those Of our readers,
who are in position to consider a good
offer, to write at once to department
K" THE WERNER COMPANY, Akron,
Ohio. You must send good references.
77-6t Editor this paper.)
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-10-24
HAIL! COLUMBIA!
THE SHAMROCK rIADE A GAL
LIANT CONTEST.

The Columbia won the third race in
the contest with the Shamrock, Friday.
The Shamrock got across the lsne first,
at the start, but the Columbia passed
her before making the first turn, and
on the home stretch. before the wind,
widened the gap between them to half
a mile, and crossed the line at the fin
ish, six minutes and eighteen seconds
ahead of her competitor. This is the
eleventh time, without break, in 4S
years, that the American yachts have
beaten the British in contests for the
cup.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-10-24
"OFF AGAIN, ON AGAIN; FINNE
GAM

Last Tuesday, the Supreme Court
its decision, dissolving the injunction
against further proceedings in the Red
Slough ditch matter.
Friday, Lawrence Bickham, through
West & West, and Herman & Cassidy,
his attorneys, made an application to
Judge Dow, for temporary injunction,
restraining the Commissioners from
any further proceedings, the ground
for the proceeding being, that there is
no proper outlet provided for the ditch.
The work is again stopped till the mo-
tion to make the injunction perpetual
can be heard by the Judge.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-10-24
THE FAIR BOARD GO VISITING.

The Fair Managers at their meeting
Saturday accepted an invitation to
visit Reames cave at Mt. Tabor, We'd
nesday, and also to see the Harry
Evans collection of curios.
George Henry, J. M. Smith and w.
d. Faris were appointed committee
to meet with the Poultry Association
and revise the poultry list.
The Poultry Association will hold
their exhibit at the Fair Grounds next
year in connection with the Fair and
offer additional prizes.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-10-24
MARRIAGE OF LOWELL HAINES

We clip the following from the Marys-
vile Tribune:
'Tt is with much pleasure the Trib-
une announces the engagement and
near mrrriage of two of Marysville's
most popular young people, Miss Ivaloo
Curry, eldest daughter of Col. and Mrs.
w. L. Curry, and Mr.. Lowell B. Haines,
of the firm of Haines & Mclaughlin,
proprietors of the Oak drugstore. The
wedding is set for Wednesday, Novem-
ber Is, at high noon, and will be wit
messed only by the near relatives of the
contracting parties"
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-10-24

A Dayton grocer delivered a car
10 ad of groceries in Bellefontaine Sat
urday. Marshall Herman swore out a
warrant for his arrest for selling goods
without paying the license imposed by
the ordinance. He was taken before
Mayor Cassidy, pleaded not guilty, and
was placed under bond to appear Oc-
tober "a for trial. Mr.. Gibson Gar
wood went on his bond. 1t is said the
company will fight the ordinance.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-10-24
AT RUSSELL'S POINT.

Mr.. Fudge Peterson, well-to-do farm
er, of Xenia, o., died in tent at
Russell Point last Friday morning of
heart disease. He with his wife and
two boys had been camping at this
place for more than a week, and ex-
cepting some headache the day before,
Mr.. Peterson was as well ass usual.
Friday he had an attack of heart
trouble, which ended in death. Ken
nedy Bros. were sent for, and the body
was brought to this city to be shipped
to Xenia.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-10-24
McCUNE'S.

We received yesterday one
case of ladies' silver gray
Union Suits that we placed
our order for last March. Our
price while they last will be
rs cents, and they are not a
cheap, shoddy quality as the
low price would indicate.
We have several grades of
ladies' Underwear in the sep
arate garments, but would call
special attention to the num-
Der we are offering at 22H
cents. It is made of a fine
quality of cleaned, combed
yarn and has silk trimmings
with white pearl buttons.
In speaking of our Under
wear values, we cannot help
calling your attention to our
boys and mems heavyweight
goods. We can show you a
garment that is being offered
in other stores as a bargain at
47c. Our price in Boys sizes
rs cents; mems sizes 37H
cents.
We also have a full line of
sizes in children's ribbed,
feece-lined Underwear, rang
ing in sizes from I6 to 81.
Prices vary according to sizes
from 9 cents up.
You are urged to examine
these goods.
We have about 500 yards
of Lino1eum Remnants vary
ing in length from I to a
yards. 1t is all 2 yards wide
and of the best quality, price
371a cents per yard.
We also have a splendid as
sortment of floor Oil cloth in
all widths.
| McCUNE'S.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-10-24

Opened new golf plaid back Suitings
in dark Oxford and steel grey.
Plaid Tweed effects in mixtures and
small checks, 56 and 5S inches wide,
specially adapted for rainy day skirts.
Black and colored cheviots, in wide
wall and serge effects, at SOC and roc a
yard, 40 and 30 inches wide.
Complete line of colored French
Broadcloth at 81, 90 inches wide, not
the kind that wears woolly, but the
close sheared nap which will wear nice
ly.
Ask to see our new cable stripe
Crepon for skirting. It's stylish and
pretty, not at all expensive.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-10-24
GET YOUR PREMIUMS.

Sixteen members of the Board OF
Fair Managers were in session Satur-
day.
1t was ordered that all premiums be
paid amounting to about 81, 100 and
Secretary Chamberlin hopes that all
will call for their money before Novem-
ber l.
The total receipts amounted to over
s., 900, and there will be few hundred
left in the treasury. The fair next
year will be held October 2, 3, 4, and 5.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-10-24
ALL WOOL BLANKETS

In PIaids, something new, plain, with
borders on end and side, also neW, plain
with end borders. We buy direct from
manufacturers, and control them in
this market. We guarantee the eolors
absolutely fast, and giUe the trade the
best aU-wool blanket that can be pro-
dueed for the money. We also show
cotton blankets in all grades,
ALFRED BUTLER.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-10-24
PRESBYTERIAN.

The regular meeting of the Women's
Missionary society will be held in the
lecture room of the church, Friday at
2:30 p. m. Reports will be heard from
delegates to the Synodical meeting, in
Springfield. There should be a good
attendance