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The Newtown bee., 1899-11-03
Fairfield County.
WEsTPORT.
TED1Nas FROM A LIVELY VILLAGE.

TEDrNas FROM LIVELY VILLAGE.
William e. Albisi has returned from
months visit at Havana, Cuba.
Rev Royal w. Raymond of MT Ver-
non, who has been spending q month at
the Bermudse, for mis- health, 10 spending
a few days with his parents, Mr. and n rs
Frank ID. Raymond.
Mr. and Mrs Aaron Glover Of Griggs-
town, N. j., and Miss Jessie A. Gle yer of
Philadelphia, Pa, are guests OF Mr and
Mrs George Fl. Gloy.r. ...-.
Stephen r.. Palmer and Miss Alice Pal
mt Of Stratford have been visiting ct
tht residence Of Joseph Mills.
Henry b. Jennings and Mrs Frances
Mash We rs married at the Methodist par
sonage, last Wednesday, by the pastor,
the newly married couple left on q short
bridal tour to Utica, N. Y.
The Dramatic club held postponed
meeting at the ho ne Of Miss Kettle Il.
Shere God, Monday evening.
Mrs Gibson and son Robert, OF STAN
ford, are guests Of Mrs Edwin Squires.
Mrs w. j. Gardner OF Brook Ign, N. Y,
lie guest Of Mrs Edwsr I'd e. kee Ter.
Mira Richard Arnold New York City
is guest of Mrs Carl B. Dalge.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur B. Jelliffe have re-
turned from their trip 10 Boston.
MRS Joseph G. Hyatthas been visiting
friends in Cfanbury.
The Westport Methodists cleared over
$3.50 at their harvest festival, Last week.
Edward Sturges and Thomas Croker
have returned from q weeks hunting
trip at Pine Meadow.
Mrs Sarah j. Taylor Of Southport is
visiting Mrs John g. Jones.
Miss Annie Burns of Bridgeport have
q guest during the week OF Westport
friends.
william Renoude and family have
moved to New York.
MrsJ. P. Punzelt OF South Norwalk
has been q guest during the week OF Mrs
| Lois Sherwood.
Mrs Elizabeth s. Cable of Bridgeport
ward Ell. Mash.
Compo Engine company are making
arrangements for ht ldipg an oyster sup
| per sometime this month.
Harry L. Emo and wife have been
spending a few days in New York, City.
| Miss Laura Dorsey has returned I ON
a short visit with friends In New Haven.
| Mira George 8. Jacobs leaves this week
for the South, where she will remain for
| the winter.
The trial of the young men connected
| III bDG ASCCAs kODbCAaCe 1koAAo toWn Wus
held before Judge Hyatt, Monday.
Thomas Cleavy was bound over under
5000 bonds, J"seph Sbukie under $3O(
Thomas Quinlaln being bondman. Jane.
GAIT II James was released.
Miss Florence L. Bradley is Visiting
friends in New York City.
MIS- Martha Darrow Ia visiting rela
tivet in Darien.
Mr and Mrs Gee rye B. Gorham hav'
issued invitations to the marriage OF thei
daughter, Susan Clark, to Edward W
Hubbell, at the Congregational church OF
Wednesday. November s.
Frank DiGiovanni has entered the en-
/ III " Of Plumber E. B. Finch.
The B cidgeport Traction company hav'
made arrangements with the Westpt r
and Saugstuek Street Railway company
and now run their cars across the Stat
street bridge and connect with the Nor
walk Tramwsy company's line.
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NICHOLS.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
Rev William Guggenheim OF Bridge
port preached an excellent &c II NON In che
Methodist church, Sunday morning.
The rainbow service, which was post
poned, on account Of the inclemency Of
the weather, will be held In the Methodist
church next Sunday.
Frank Amber of Schenectady, N. Y,
10 visiting Mrs George Amber.
"a. B. Nichols and John Nichols con.
template spending the winter in Cuba.
Miss Marion Beardsley of White Hills
has visited Mrs Jennie Amber.
Mrs T.. Boards ley of Monroe has visited
her brother. Joel Curtis.
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New HavenCo.
OXFORD.
DEER SEEN IN OXFORD.


On Monday morning, this week, g fine
specimen of male deer was seen with
some young cattle on what is known az
High Hill, part of the farm Of the late
William Bronson on the Southford road.
and now belonging to Charles Myers.
This relic of the big game OF Counecti-
cut was first seen by q son OF Richard
O'Brien who called to C. 81. Beers, Mr.
Myers farmer. At the near spproacb
of the two It ran to a swamp farther
west and disappeared.
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services In st Pets RS church are to be
each Sunday morning through next
month at II and at Christ church, Quak-
er Farms. at BOP. m.
Mrs NJ. A. Doolittle is visiting in An
sonia with her niece, Mrs Charles r.
Brooker.
Mrs Sherman Sanford has returned
from visit of two weeks with relatives
la Boston.
Miss Fanny Davis is visiting with
friends In New Haven.
Frederick Gable Ia spending vacation
of week or 80 from his work In the Coe
Brass mills In Torrington at home with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs G. W. Cable, on
Chestnut Tree Hill. Wednesday, last
week, az he was hunting for squirrels
fine red fex came within range of his
gun aud became q prize for his skill as
marksman.
Mrs Kate N. Davis, who was in Dan
bury during the last sickness of her
brother, David Fairchild, returned to her
home In the Center on Thursday, the
26th.
Mrs L. C. Lindley Of West Haven who
has been with her sister, Mrs o. G. o.
bora, on Riggs street, q few days, re-
turned to her home, last week.
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PREVENTED A TRAGEDY.

Timely information given Mrs George
Long of New Straitsville, Ohio, prevt at
ed . dreadful tragedy and saved two
lives. A frightful cough had long kept
her awake every night. She had tried
many remedies and doctors but steadily
grew worse until urged TO try DR. Kings
New Discovery. One bottle wholly chr.
ed her, and she writes this marvellous
medicine also cured Mr. Long Of Q severe
attack Of pneumonia. Such cures are
positive proof Of the matchless merit Of
this grand remedy for curing all tbr rat,
chest and lung troubles. Only Soc and
$1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. Trial
bottles free at r. b. Beers q Co., New
town; 8. G. Bull q Co., Sandy Hook; A.
W. Twiss, Bethel; Anen Joyce, Roxbury
Station; W. A. Watts. Washington
Depot, drug skores.
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oRroN 10 GAINING.

Jay Terrill is building a tenement
house right back Of his barn, 20x24,
which will be q very convenient rent
when completed. Mr. TerrIll has IL ale
ready rented to parties who work &C the
garnet mines and 10 anticipating building
two or three more In the near future.
~ Miss Florence Pl4Ct OF Marketable,
Miss Minnie Peet of South Kent, william
Berkins of Merryall and Bert Hill OF
Msrbledale spent day In town, recently,
the guest OF Miss Mary Wheaton.
The fair which was recently held by
the CalhC lie society was very successful,
netting them S147. The popular priest
OF this parish, Father Kelly, was very
much pleased.
Little Mary Frances McGoldrick of
Bridgeport Ia spending few weeks With
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Thomas
McNeff.
Miss Mary Warner and Mrs Caroline
Warner are visiting friends In New Ha-
ven.
Bronson Brothers started their plo W
foundry, November /, and are preparin 4
for busy season.
Miss Alice r. Bronson entered the
Mitchell school at Woodbury., this fall,
for years' course. She 10 making her
homeswnile In woodbury. with DIR Rogers
family.
The Quartz & Spar Co., sc the Falls,
are pushing their new building right
along, and hope TO be ready for business
about December i.
A representative Of TIE BEE called 81
the home OF @. w. Lendeveg and was
shown his handsome stallion, Pokanoket,
sired by Pha las. and whose grandssre
was the celebrated Dictator. The agent
can verify the statement Of the advertise.
ments which appears In another coinmn.
Mrs 3. Benson moved Into the NIL
house at the Station, last Wednesday.
Mrg Benson formerly lived down by the
Falls.
J. w. Bolt and children have been Wis
iting friends In Kent, recently.
Mrs Pollard and children Of Midway,
Massacre the guests OF Mrs P0ilsnd's,sis.
ter, Mrs william Spargc, OF R0tsford.
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vrLLAeE CHURCH INTERESTS.

only % gathered ut church, last Sun
DAY morg Pa TOT "GP5sniR, pCluGns Sne
mon was o continuation and conclusion
of the series of sermons he has recently
preached here In regard to the duties Of
Christians. It is very hard for people on
4 rainy Sunday to muster courage suf1
cient to walk or ride to church. They
will not do 1t. Sometimes we feel our
infirmities more on Sundays than other
days, and 1t seems SO much easier to stay
at home and nurse them than 70 20 to
church and possibly forget them.
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SANFORD.
PERSONAL AFFAIRS.

FEhHONAL AtFAShSs
Gov Lounsbury received fine two
seated carriage, one day last week. from
Flynn & Doyle. The neighbors turned
out and assisted him in unloading It.
q. w. Lockwood has recovered from
his sickness. .
Mr. and Mrs Seymour Durky OF, Dan.
bury spent few days with Mr. and Mrs
A. e. Geoppler. --l...---...-......-
Il is reported that Mrs William Fulton
and her son, Aubrey Bordeaux, will move
to the city for the winter. TX.
Charles Dayton visited friends In
North Wilton and Bald Hiil, last Sunday.
e. T.. Myers Of New York was in town,
last Saturday. Il. .-s.l.
A. e. Geoppler has already stored
away 800 barrels Of cider for the winter.
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the old Eli Wtrden lace. he 10 build
ing new barn, 4x2s, and is to make
number Of imprnvep .ents about the place.
Abram Kline of Tashua and ID. B. Beers
are doing the carpenter work and Cha, les
Franklin Turney is doing the mason
work. Mr. Ferry expects to move from
his old house near the reservoir, which
the Water COMPANY have bought, to his
new home, some time this week.
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ROXBURY.
THE STATION AND VICINITY.

IRE 61A4AOS AMI FASANA4A
FEE. Wetmore of Plattsville made a
ahorS trip, Saturday, visiting his scr,
Edward, and his father, Cyrus WeEmore,
who is in decline.
Mrs Frank Booth has gone to Union
City, her old home.
Mrs Jennie Newton Ia at D. G. Gar
riSou,s for few days.
A soeiable was held, this week, at f..
r. Newton's.
Mrs Gee rye Werner, who has been
very i'll, is tlowly convaIescing.
Mr. and Mrs Fausett are getting settled
in their new home over the creamery.
Connie Callahan is on the sick Inst,
under the care Of DR. Kartman of Wood"
bury.
Miss Jennie Booth has been ente ain
ing company from Waterbury.
For blankets and winter goods visit
the store Of Allen Joyce.
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prov ed by placing new iron fence 10
front OF The new part.
Rev Mr. Walcott of New jersey 10
guest of L. A. Burgess.
Mr. and Mrs K. McEslin entertained
friends from New Haven, last week.
G. FL. Sanford and daughter from
Bridgepc TT were In TO wn, last week.
8. r. Weeks visited friends In New
Milf, I'd, last week.
John Harris liz repairing his barn and
building an addition to It, 16x40. Tru-
man Pierce is doing the carpenter work.
The two youngest children OF Lee
Dickinson are sick with chicken pox.
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advantage Of the fog OF last week and
took down @ portion of their tobacco
from the poles and bundled the same for
early market. Tobacco is said to have
cured very nicely this season.
Mrs 8. @. GOOdhue varied, last Friday,
from her regular custom by going to her
winter home In New York City before
her barn at Arrow Point was cleared OF
horses and coaches. The remainder Of
her horses she keeps for her personal
use went ON Monday Of this week, and
her daughter Mrs King. closed her sum-
mer residence on Tuesday afternoon and
took her departure for New York City.
Mr. and Mrs George g. Hopkins return
cd from Brooklyn, last Saturday evening.
j. T. Burr and daughters closed their
cottage, "Gray Rock" ct Lakeside, this
week, and went to their winter quarters
in Mansion House, Brooklyn, N. z.
The family Of e. Gustavesoa are ex-
pected to soon close their summer home
at cash Grove" farm and open their
winter residence again Ia New Yerk City
James Osborn, JF., Of Cornwall
Plains, son OF James Osborn Of Wood
VII a, has rented Mrs Lucy Jones' cot
tage on Lake street, this village, and will
move his family into the Same this week.
hAGh VQMChg AOW VA pEtNsKSVSfba WAb
here, last week, the guest Of Hon G. p.
Lyman, while she placed the cottage In
proper order for the new corners.
Mrs Ida n. Brown started on Tuesday
of last week on q visiting tour to Sey-
mour, TerTyville and other places, In
tending to be absent from her home for
several weeks.
e. B. Holcomb was In Torrington, last
Friday and Saturday. He has taken an
agency for the sale Of carpets and rugs,
in this vicinity, and bids far by his re.
pSrt, b succeed well In the undertaking.
Mrs A. IL. Corning visited friends Ia
Sherman during che latter part or last
week and over last Sunday.
Mrs George @. Stirling Of Bridgeport
was q guest OF Mrs r. 8. Brown, last
week.
A. q. Casksy secured his second fox
OF the season on Tuesday OF last week.
Mas Mary 8. Baldwin, @ftfr stay of
two months at r.. n. Beerdgley'g, reEurn-
ed 60 her home In Milford on Friday az.
ternoon OF last week.
Never Ia this villages history has
there seemed 10 be so plentiful crop of
potatoes as this year. They are selling
here o. present at 36c per bushel, and
plenty OF them for that price.
y. ~. Granniss and Col e Il. johnson
visited Tcrrington on Thursday Of last
week.
Mr. Lsshss A, TyEEsll sstsspea sypm
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EASTON.

Olive Bennett has recently started ped
ding fish and clans through Easton
and Stepnev.
G. w. Blsckman is Frightening his
house with new coat Of paint.
Orris W. Ferry has recently bought
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soUTHBURY.

TOWN AND PERSONAL JoTTINGs.
Mr. and Mrs John II. Oviatt of Milford
are visiting their Granddaughter, Mrs j..
r. Morris.
Edison Crossman of Southport has been
at e. Leave1worth's FIR q few days.
The infant son Of Mr. and Mrs Charles
Smith died, one day last week.
VIII Barnes traded bis recently pur-
chased steed with Frank Hadden.
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HILLS HILL AND VICINITY.

Mrs John Bristol OF Guilford was the
guest of her parents, Mr. and A.sJ. b
Roswell, recently.
Mrs and Mrs Albert Olaen Of Bethel
W. re- guests OF Mr. and Mrs Grsdvill
Warner q few days, last week.
d. Carey entertained his sister from
An 4onia, last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs 8. B. Pierce enterts Inc d
tn ir SON and friends from Danbury, ger
Sunday.
Rev Mr. Shaeffer Of Oxford was calling
In this place, last week.
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SOUTH BRITAIN.

A. D. Munson, the popular blacksmith.
received, about two weeks ago, Ave sets
of those wheels, which he has been sd-
vertising and In 10 days thew we're all
sold. Mr. Munson's work 10 first class,
and his prices are reasonable, two Nigh
ty factors In any BUSINESS problem.
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BRIDGEWATER.
rows ANp pERsoNAL nRtErs.

TOWN AND PERSONAL BRIEFS.
pulpit OF the Congregations church on
Sunday.
G. B. ThompsCn spent portion Of the
week IN New York City.
re uypeE esmesssy n heirs mach lzs'
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BUSINESS BRISK AT THE QUARRY.

The Mine Hill Quarry Co. are busy,
this fall, having large number Of OF
ders on hand. The Company are in-
proving their tenement houses by fresh
~ painting them, which will greatly
improve the general appearance of the
village Of Roxbury Station.
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CAUSE. TETnDVEd It's
influence reaches out and overshadows
whole life. The reason Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has been SO uni
formly successful for over quarter of a
century in overcoming the suffering of
women, is that it is thorough and goes
directly to the cause. It is woman's
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remedy for woman's ills.
EMILY F. Haas, of I48 Freeman
St. Greenpont, Brooklyn. N. Y, writes:
dear MRS PNKHAM-I wish to ~ Al
that used your Vegetable Com lsay.
pound with the greatest / g.
very sick for nearly year with 80 ~
hysteria, down-hearted and q S
nervous; also suffered with painful %&a%g
menstruation and pain in back and y -
limbs. l often wished for death. s>@Z~<y &83SHSM
thinking nothing would [ ~a1n1fTNN> ~~
doctors, their medicines did WiNNNS~AgNMssSfaa
good. At last, by the advice /,FPAAE[A M&ES&3
Of friend began to take Lydia E. kSEtE:EY- E@S
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. :E<HNHS1SS sseS8k
and am happy to say it has entire ANY IN 0sM88
y cured @><''' EANM.sSSI
JENNIE SHERMAN. of Fremont 1871 NN@888SEa8
Mich, Box 748, writes: S68AV W%SN@x&H
MRS PINKHAM:-I fee1Esxf1N ESaM WS&&&8
that must write you and 1~1EqELEASYEtt< \NA
you what your medicine has y fFEsEfTA'HE NJ
I had neuralgia hil| 7 ! NM \NN
of the stomach for two years. LN~MN5 Y
bad that could not do Nv ~ \ n
I had or three doc --/ 4
tors. but did to get any bet II \
l began taking Lydia E. Pink | | #.
hams Vegetable Compound and Liver ! |
Pills and improved from the first, had !
appetite and after taking three bottles of Compound
of Liver Pills, that l am cured. Your
Vegetable Compound is a wonderful medicine"
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BETHLEHEM.
CHRIST CHURCH ArrArRs.

Bishop Brewster made his annual Welt
90 Christ church on Sunday at 2 30 p m !,
and confirmed lass of two.
On Friday evening the ladies of Christ
church gave o supper in the Town hall.
Dancing was In order and about 40 cou-
ME were present.
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Underwear.

when looking, look here, we can give you
anything you want in this line, can tit the
Baby be 1t ever so small or the man be he
ever so large. we show more stock OF winter
underwear than any two places in town AMI
can save you money. Don't take our word
for It but convince yourself WIN gladly
compare qualities and prices.
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W.G.BARTON
Furs.
Furls.

With the Jackets of today a lady must need
have q collar or Collarette OF some kind. we
have nice line OF Fur Collars from OIL rs to
els 90 and Collarettes for about the same
prices. Fur Capes, a few nice ones already in
and more win be in later, will sell You any
kind of Furs ON special order for less than
city prices.
The Newtown bee., 1899-11-03
WOODBURY..
YOUNG MEN IN BUSINESS.

YOUNG MEN IN BUSINESS
r. r. Beers, VINO succeeded ME Nc
Burney at che Woodbury. bakery, 10 max
ing success at this well known stand.
In addition to q fresh and up-to-date
stock of bakery goods, Mr. Beers carrlee
the fruits In their season and canned
goods. Mr. Beers continues the Wash
ington route, sending his team there
every Wednesday and Saturday. He
has capable assistants In the persons of
Gus McBurney and Charles Boz and
Miss Fannie Garlick. Mr. Beers aims to
give his patrons fresh and toothsome
goods and to serve them promptly and
fairly. THE BEE likes to see young men
in business, and better still, to make an
honorable success In their chosen calling.
HoTCBKIssvILLE AND VICINITY
w. L. Warner, who for some years has
held responsible position with George
v. Cook OF Shelton, has returned to the
Vile, and taken position In the Hotch-
kissvllle Cash Store.
Mrs G. e. Trowh ridge has been quite
seriously Ill with rheumatic affection.
A whist party has been organized at
the 'Ville. The first meeting was held
with Mr. and Mrs George Allen and the
second, this week Tuesday, at william
Clay's.
DIR Smith, the 'VilIe's popular pnVsi'
clan, has placed q long distance telephone
In his Office. .-..- ,.-A
All interested In fine poultry and de-
string TO replenish their yards with
young stock OF the White Wyandotte and
Barred Plymouth Rock strains will do
well to call on Joseph CHrtledge, prop
vietor aof the West Side Poultry farm at
Hotchkissville.
About 100 people were present at the
Ma,lett auction In Weekeepeemee district
ON Saturday. Sheriff Platt Crane did the
honors as auctioneer, and as the result
of his eloquent plesdings the goods were
all sold at very satisfactory figures.
Sheriff Crane has few equals 90 an AUG
tioneer.
w. NJ. Stiles has advertised his grocery
business for sale, st the old Beardsley
stand. He has entered into p agtnership
with J. 8. Brownlow OF DanbuYy in the
manufacture Of the Van Benschoten
patent hat rack. Mr Stiles says his
family will remain In Woodbury., fact
their many friends will be gratified to
learn.
Homer Somers, son OF J. e. Somers OF
Flanders, was so unfortunate as to fall
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m aRAAoE ORIOLES,

ON Thursday evening OF last week,
BethIahea Grange went TO Litchfse Id
and furnished entertainment for the lecs.
urer,s hour. About Is of our patrons
and their friends went mp. After the
lecturers hour was closed the visiting
patrons were royalty entertained by .
hountg9nl rep&se and all speak In the
highest praise OF the way Litchfield en-
saFsains them.
mr. and Mrs Arthur Judson and Mrs
Frank Thompson OK Woodbury. were as
church on SUNDAY.
Mrs Charlotte Peck was at her BROTH
er's, George 3. Smiths, over Sunday
MIRA Mary Green Of New Haven has
been Speeding several days st her moth
erss. Mss Chslss0pheF Munt'e.
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TOBACCO IN FINE CONDITION.

A few farmers In this vicinity took
advantage Of the fog Of last week and
took down O portion Of their tobacco
from the poles and bundled the same for
early market. Tobacco is said to have
cured very nicely this season.
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4 TOMEN do 4, slIulfferl

YYTOMEN do siiferl $3.50 e
Il w Even go-callsd healthy women sufferi
But they not healthyi
The marks left by pain the young faces of many
daughters. Pain that leaves from cure
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Blankets.

You will nnd here anything on may need
In this line land at prices lower than else
where We have lin stock now 6oa olsnkets
and robes ready for your inspection, any size,
any weight. and any quality from rs cents 70
IS. Wei uy these goods direct nom the mills
In large Quantities for spot cash. and are In q
position TO sell you at the lowest price.
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Garments Cleaned
And Dyed.

We have just taken the agency Tor Lewan
da's the finest dye house in the country AL
work guaranteed.
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Fodder Cutters.

We sell the Dicks and Baldwin Fodder cut
ters They will do the work we'll and sell as
low ss many inferior machines.
Yours respectfully,
The Newtown bee., 1899-11-03
STAUB MALLETT

We can suit you II In need of anything IN
this line. We carry them In all styles End all
grades, In both single and double. from the
cheap factory harness to the finest hand made
work. Look them over. you VIII md the
prices bottom.
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We buy our paper direct from the manufac-
turer, have 1t run specially, made OF dnfr
qualify much stronger. and b tier filish than
is usually sold for this purpose We buy
large quantity and can sell yon at cents per
for a much poorer paper. We are selling the
best three ply wool tobacco twtne at cents
per ID.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-03-17
National Editorial Association.

The next meeting of the National
Editorial Association will be held
Portland, Oregon, July 5th, 9th and
7th. The association will rendez.
yous at Chicago, June 10Th. 1t will
take four days to make the trip
from Chicago to Portland. Dele.
gates appointed by the Kentucky
Press Association who wish to at
tend should send in their names to
the National Editorial Committee.
man of this State at once. Address
George S. Rosser. Committeeman,
Maysville, Ky.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-03-17
WILL PROBATED.
Beguest of the Late Miss Susan J.
Bryan.

The will of the late Miss ST.. Bry-
anwas probated yesterday, To her
sister, Harriet M. Hopper, she left her
interest in the building on the cor,
ner of 9th and Main streets and all
her personal property. To her
nephew, Harrison Hopper, she be-
queathed 164 acres of land, a LOT
on Virginia street and two lots on
Sixth street. The will was made
June 9th, 1891. w. l.. Hopper was
appointed by the court administra,
tor of the estate, with H. NJ. Hopper
as surety.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-03-17
New Insurance Firm.

The Undersigned have secured the
agency of first-class fire insurance
companies, and are prepared to write
anyone desired. The senior men,
ber of the firm has had large exper-
fence as an underwater, and any
business entrusted to us will be care
fully attended to The patronage of
the insuriDg public is earnestly
solicited. w. P. WINFREE,
w. P. WINFREE,Jr.