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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-01-13
Fairfield County.
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WESTON.
GRANGE JoTT1Nas.

GRANGE JOTTINas.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer jackson will atterd
the annual meeting of the Connecticut
State Grange, P. of H. az Waterbury,
this week, az official delegates from Nor
field Grange.
Mrs s. s. Carver has been seriously i'll
with measles.
Miss Julia Perry of Valley 70 &c is
spending few days WITH Miss Minnie
Williams.
Mrs Apgeline Gregory of Cannon is
visiting Weston friends.
Mrs Mary Godfrey is spending few
days In New York.
Mrs Samuel Fancher has visited friends
in New Canaan.
Mrs G. e. Coley has returned from 8
visit in New York.
Miss Nellie Perry has RI turned to Eas.
ton, after spending week with her
mother, Mrs Sarah Perry.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Charles scofield on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Hawley Williams arc
daughter have been seriously Ill with
grip.
Mrs Provost of New Jersey is til,
guest of her mother, Mrs a. A. Goley
William P. Lockwood. and daughter
Ethel, are recovering from a seriou
attack of grip.
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SANFORD.
PERSONAL CHAT.

PERSONAL CHAT.
James Burr has sold bis oxen TO David
Vail of North Salem, n. Y.
Hull Keeler's horse died natural death.
age about 80.
Charles Stale has recently sold two
cows to David Vail.
Mrs A. E, Geoppler is confined to the
house with eevere cold.
Miss NJ. sGriffi5h spent the afternoon
with Mrs A. E. Geoppler, recently.
Charles w. Lockwood, recently fore
man for A. E. Geoppler, chopped his big
toe off with an ak while cutting wood.
Miss Lena Gage of Myra Brook has
been visiti. g Miss Maud Bronson.
e. C.Thomas, while in the Postoffice
the other evening, set bis overcoat on
fire with his pipe. The blaze was extin-
guished without calling out the fire de-
partment.
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Rev Mr. Carter is In New York.

hev MT carter ls IN New orks
Mrs Merriam and family are to keep
house at the Abbey for the winter. Mrs
Gum goes to Florida, the last Of the
month.
Mrs william Church is in New York
with her youngest son, who is sick there.
The Watts hotel, which was full over
the holidays, Is thinning out again.
The students, who came home, have
returned to their respective colleges.
Gregory Bryan has commenced build
ing house for his farm man. Contract
or Richard Bacon will do the work.
The annual meeting Of the Auxiliary
Of the Woman's Board met at the par.
sonage on Wednesday.
The young Swedish girl at DR. Ford's,
who has been very sick, is improving.
Mrs Lyon Ia very Ill nc the home Of
her daughter, Mrs Fl. W. Woodruff.
Mr. and Mrs Jordan went to Plants
vile, last Friday, to attend the funera
of Mrs Jordan's sister, Mrs Robert Hol.
comb.
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A FAMILY GATHERING.

There was delightful gathering on
December 81 at the home of Mr. and Mrs
franklin Hollister. Those present, in
addition to Mr. and Mrs Hollister were /:
Dea and Mrs Charles HOLSTER and Burr
Hollister, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Hollister
and Robert Hollister, Mr. and Mrs Samu-
ell HOLSTER, and two daughters, and
Mrs e. w. Fem and Franklin Fem, MIR
and Mrs Ellsworth Fem and son, MIR
and Mira Wilbur Fem, and Mrs Zemira
Bacon. The gathering was held ut the
Garry Newton place, lately bought by
Samuel Hollister, where franklin Hollis
Ger, where Franklin HOLSTER row re-
sides. Samuel Hollister remains at the
old place in order to be near his work.
He is one of the progressive and success
full farmers Of the town.
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GREENFIELD HILL.
CHURCH NOTES.

The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Union was held at the parsonage, Decem-
Der %, 1898, at which meeting the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year:
President, Miss Sarah Banks.
Vice president, Mrs Charles GRAY.
Secretary and treasurer, Miss Martha
Meeker.
Executive committee, Mrs J. B. Ket-
tile, Miss Sarah Perry, Mrs Willis Bron-
son.
Missionary committee, Mrs A. j
Wells, Miss Mary e. Wakeman.
The first meeting of the Ladies' Union
for the New Year was herd Wednesday
afternoon, January IL, with Mrs Martin
Jennings.
The Sunday school received as New
Years present, home department Of
so members. The home department is
meeting with considerable favor and we
have every reason to expect go d
membership and gnod results. Miss
Emogene Whitaker was officially elected
as the superintendent Of this department.
A goodly number of new books were
placed in the library, Monday evening,
and the readiness with which many of
them were drawn indicates the appreci-
alton with which they were received.
The library of the Sunday school has
also been replenished with over 80 new
BOOKS.
There are some new cases OF grip in
the neighborhood, but no serious cases
have developed as yet.
Miss Lizzie Banks is still quite sick,
but is considered out OF danger.
Messrs Henry Bronson and Edward
Hall and Misses May Hall and Helen
Bronson have returned to school.
The annual meeting for the reports OF
officers and committee of the Y. P. s. C.
E., showed the society now in prosperous
condition.
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AT TIE VAN srNDREN RESIDENCE.

Through the courtesy of that hustling
and popular young contractor, Ellsworth
Fem, q representative of THE BEE
looked though the house he Ia building
for w. l.. Van Sindren of New York.
This is located towards BlackVilte,
north of McNaIly's and near the old
road which has been discontinued. The
cottage Is to be very attractive one,
and TO the city man, is pleasantly locat'
ed in the midst Of the wildwoods. In
front, facing the west, will be broad
and ample pond. The house Is about A
feet square and is to be rough cast out.
side, the prevailing style. The house Is
to be completed by April !. The old
road, which comes out near Mrs Wyant's
s a most romantic one, and IL opened for
travel would be the most popular in towr
with the city guests. A move was made
last fall to have the town open this road
but the effort was futile. Another at
tempt will probably be made.
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THEY WANT TO TELL
These Grateful Women Who Have
Been Helped by Mrs. Pinkham.

Women who have suffered severely
and been relieved OF their ills by Mrs.
Pinkham's advice and medicine are
constantly urging publication of their
statements for the benefit of other wo-
men. Here are two such letters:
Mrs. LIzzrE BEVERLY, 258 Merrimac
St, Lowell, Mass. writes:
g 1t affords me great pleasure to tell
all suffering women of the benefit Ihave
received from taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. lean hard
ly find words to express my gratitude for
what she has done for me. My trouble
was liberation of the womb. Twas un-
der the doctors care. Upon examina-
ton he found fifteen very large ulcers,
but he failed to do me good. Itook sew
eral bottles of Lydia e. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, also used the Sanative
Wash, and am cured. Mrs. Pinkham' s
medicine saved my life, and would
recommend it to all suffering women. !"
Mrs. AMOS TRoMBLEAY, Ellenburgh
Ctr, M. Y. writes:
81 took cold at the time my baby
was born, causing me to have milk
legs, and was sick in bed for eight
weeks. Doctors did me no good.
| surely thought would die. I was al
SO troubled with falling of the womb.
j could not eat, had faint spells as
often as ten times a day. One day a
| lady came to see me and told me of the
| benefit she had derived from taking
Lydia e.. Pinlham's medicine, and ad,
yised me to try it. I did SO, and ha6
taken only half a bottle before was
able to sit in chair. After taking
three bottles could do my own work
am now in perfect health"
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HULL's HILL AND VICINITY.

HULLS HILL AND VICINITY.
Mrs S. B. Pierce spent Christmas with
her son, Charles Pierce, in Danbury.
Frank Stove and family spent their
Christmas with his mother, Mrs Arvilla
Stowe, at Benefits Bridge.
Ernest Stowe and son, Albert, spent
several days in Bridgeport with relatives,
last week.
Mrs E. Stowe and children visited her
mother, Mrs William Davis, in Oxford,
Monday, the 26ah.
Mrs Jane White of Stepney Depot is
the guest OF Mrs E. Mallory.
A box of presents from Mrs w. 81.
Hall, West Hartford, to the Sunday
school children has come through Mr.
Everts' kindness.
The Sunday evening prayer meeting at
Granville Warmers was postponed on ac-
count of the storm and bad travelling.
Ms Ruth Lewis Of Kettletown died,
Tuesday, the Sd, very suddenly. Rev
J. o. Munson and Rev o. J. Range con-
Quoted the funeral services, Thursday.
Edison Mallory had social gathering
at his house, Monday evening, the 2nd.
w. Bliss furnished the music.
Mrs Granville Warner has very hand
some crab cactus in blossom.
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BETHLEHEM,
TIE ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING.

TIE ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING.
At the adjourned annual town meeting
ON Monday, January 2, tax of 10 mills
on dollar was laid and made due on
May /, 1899. The repairing Of the high.
ways was left with the selectnaen. 1t
was voted to pay to the residents of the
Nonewaug school district the money re-
ceived of the town of Woodbury. when
Woodbury. consolidated its school
districts.
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IN LrrERA RY CIRCLES.

The Monday club meeting ct Mrs
Gunn's rooms was interesting as usual.
About 80 ladies were present. Mrs DIR
Ford gave current events, Mrs Carter
sent In prepared paper upon the s'Ox-
ford reformers,'' Mrs A. Q. Titus read an
instructive paper upon the New Tesla
mens of Erasmus" In the absence OF
Mrs s. Ford Seeley, Miss Fannie Brown
called the meeting to order.
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WATERFOWL.
TOWN AND PERSONAL JoTT1Nas.

1OWN AMI KEnSONAL IoA4ANtdSs
DR. Galley of Waterbury performed q
very difficult operation here, last week.
He was assisted by DR. Variel. The OPP
Grafton proved very successful.
Myron Wheeler's home In the west
part of town was the scene of jolly
gathering of young people, last Thurs
Wheeler. A good time was enjoyed by
those present.
The Harmonic society held q meeting,
last Monday evening. They will resume
rehearsals every Monday evening at the
parish rooms.
Burton M. Bryant, who has worked
for number Of years at A. N. WOOL
sons, has resigned and accepted posi-
ton with the Yale-Towne Lock Co., of
Stamford.
At the annual meeting of the fire de-
partment the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Chief, z
P. MCGOWAN; assistant chief, Paul
KIimpke; treasurer, James B. Woolson !;
secretary, Henry st George. The re-
port OF the officers show the organiza-
tion to be in fiourishing condition.
Principal Working, who has been sick
with grip, has resumed his duties.
Myron wheeler's horse took French
leave, the other day, but fortunately no
damage was done.
Doctors are on the go all the time
For the past two or three weeks they
have had hardly time to eat or sleep.
At the last meeting Of the directors Of
Pvthian Hall Co., it was voted to redec-
crate and fix over the Pythian hall.
Otto Roeske has shipped more violets.
this year, that at any time since he went
into business.
Mr. Jones, who has taught school for
one term in the GurnseytewD district,
has resigned his position and accepted q
more remuneratiye position elsewhere.
Mr. and Mrs J.A.Jeffrey visited friends
here, last week.
A good delegation took In the produc-
ton Of Rip Van Wrinkle by the Jeffar.
sons, at Poli'ss last week.
Sleigbing has been good, and bad,
likewise Indifferent, for the past two
weeks; one day aleighing, next wheel
ing, following neither wheeling, sleigh.
ing or walking. To sum up the whole
1t has been bad going most al winter.
All the schools are running again after
the holidays.
H. J. Roberts entertained the euchre
club and also the Whist club, last week.
Mrs Milo Hart, aged 80. died Wednes-
day. January 4, at her residence on
the East Side. The deceased had been
ailing for long time, but had changes
when she seemed to rally. Lately she
has been growing weaker and it was not
q surprise to her friends when she finally
passed away. The funeral was held
from the Methodist church, last Friday
afternoon.
Charles T. Hnngerford made flying
visit TO town, last week.
Miss Alice Rowland spent last week
with Mr and Mrs Frank Rowland.
Mrs Brown, teacher In the Center
school, has been compelled 90 remain at
home aimee the vacation, through illness.
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New Haven Co.
soUTHBUHY.

DEATH OF MRS RUTH ANN LEWIS.
Mrs Ruth Ann, widow of Aaron Lewis,
died suddenly at the home of her son,
Elmer Lewis, on Tuesday afternoon.
She complained of being cold and while
engs ged 10 her household work she fell,
and when the family came in,they found
her dead. The funeral was attended on
rhursdsy afternoon at her late residence,
Rev J. o. Munson, her former pastor,
and Rev o. J. Range officiating. large
number of her friends and neighbors
were present. The interment was in
Pine Hill cemetery in the family lot.
Mrs Lewis was the daughter of Thomas
| Wooster of Middlepury, and was born in
that place " years ago. She was mar
ried to Aaron Lewis nearly go years ago
and commenced housekeeping in Kettle
town, where she always resided. Her
husband, Aaron Lewis, was an industri.
GUS and successful farmer, with the as.
sistanee OF his wife, who was gifted with
good health and energy. They accumu.
lated competency of this worlds goods
| MT LoWis Will lie 4auuAf was ISsuAhk
attendant at the Methodist church in
which he WAS for long time leader OF
the choir. He was one of the original
| stockholders of the Pine Hill cemetery
improvements, of which he was much in
terested in. After bis death in 1867 the
family was broken up and four children,
one after another, passed away until
only one son remains. She leaves be.
sides sister, Mrs George Wakeley, sev
eral grandchildren and great-grand
| children
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TIM coNaRRaAqsoSAI oHURoH.

THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
The annual church meeting On Thurs
day was well attended, 81 being present.
The meeting opened by prayer by the
pastor. The clerks and treaaurer's re-
ports were read. John Woodruff was
reelected clerk and Clarence Nettleton
treasurer. Charles Hickox was appoint
ed deacon for the comffg four years.
This was followed by the roll call ut
1915. A good dinner and pleasant so.
cial time was then enjoyed until o'clock,
Business was then resumed. The SER
vice was closed with sentence prayers by
all.
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Newtown, Friday, Jan. ls, 1899.
CIRCULATION
Litchfield County
WASHINGTON.
AT THE GOLD RESIDENCE

AT THE GOLD RESIDENCE.
The Gold residence on Prospect hill is
rapidly approaching completion. By the
way this Is believed to be the most at
rractive location in Washington. The
view to the west and northwest is fine
and would almost palsy the most gifted
pen TO describe. The house is something
after the colonial style OF architecture,
built from plans made by Rossiter &
Wright of New York. The dimensions
OF the house are about 43x64. The out
side Is rough cast work. It is the most
slightly no Sc in Washington and can be
seen from any direction. Many are now
wondering why this most desirable To-
cation for residence was not seized up
on before.
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will be Installed, Monday evening, Janu-
airy Is.
j.. P. Judd is out with fac twe.seat-
ed sleigh.
The selectmen have received rotiee to
meet In Woodbury., Saturday, January
IL, at 2 p. M, with the other selectmen
of the Woodbury. probate district,to pro-
vide additional Accommodations for the
safe keeping of the probate court records.
MeNobles has moved his steam saw
mill TO tract of timber in West Morris.
The Gurnseytown sewing society met
with Mrs n. B. Atwood, last week,
Thursday.
j. r. Stevens has bought an ice pillow
and IL cutting Ice for his neighbors at
Ia cents per cake and he helps load it.
Che school in the Sixth district closed
for . two weeks vacation on Friday,
January 6.
Nelson and Miss Dollie Flo wer visited
their sister, Mrs William Karl, in Tor
rington on Sunday.
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An IMPORTANT MEETING.

A meeting OF the Evergreen cemetery
association will be held at the Town
hall on Saturday, January IA, 1899, at
1.30 p. M. fer the purpose of electine
officers and ito transact any other bust
ness for the welfare of the association.
A full attendance of those owning lots
and any one interested Ia requested.
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SOUTHPORT.
PERMANENT ROAD IMPROVEMENT.

PERMANENT hOAD lmPROf kM ENT.
Grading of the hills in the Wheeler
town or Qlassspaug distirct. Is to begin
at once. a gang Of Italians is TO occupy
the old Wheelertown schoolhouse and
assist in the grading, A steam engine
was moved there, Monday. This work
is to be done with money willed to the
district by the late Newell Osborn.
Jervis Sommers, the postmaster, has
been very i'll with grip, but is now slow
ly convalescing. Charles Shepherd is
kindly aiding at the rffice. He Is a BROTH
er of w. A. Shepherd, the popaiar ticket
agent.
nAi7m2plu 81. Lyon has again taken
n 10 the Wallace manufacture
" alIingford, the shop
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Banks, who has travelled excessively.
J. B. Sanford, the g ial CT ameiy
nan, has an attack of lne grip in ad-
dition to other troubles. His many
friends hope tn see him about soon.
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Ella Tobin, IA years old, daughter OF
James and Mary Tobin of Skif Noun.
tain, died at her home, Monday morning
She retired Sunday night in apparent
good health and on going to her room in
the morning she was found to be Ill and
died before physician could be called
The funeral was held at the Catholic
church, Wednesday morning.
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and voted TO pay to each member whose
name appeared upon the roll the sum Of
$40 from the monies which have accumu-
lated In the treasury. There ia more
than so members enrolled.
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AN INTERESTING LECTURE.

A lecture, fully illustrated by stereop-
ticon views, Is planned for Friday even
ing, January 20, In the Congregational
church at Washington. The subject of
the lecture will be Lights and Shadows
of the Far East; It will be illustrative
Of the pecullarities and the characters
tics of Chinese life. 4. 81. Lee, Chi
nese student at Yale university, delivers
the lecture. A small admittance charge
of zoe Is to be made. The Importance
which Chinese affairs are coming to as.
sumo in the political movements OF the
world at large make this lecture espec-
tally timely and interesting.
Mrs John Wyant has been seriously iii
with stomach difficulty.
Mrs John Dohlstrem Is prepared TO
clean and repair clothes with neatness
and dispatch. Sheds also an experienced
dressmaker and ID glad to answer calls
In this line.
Louis A. MLson was seriously I'LL, last
week, with tne grip, and his hired man
was also down sick. Mrs Mason pluck
NV drove the milk team, notwithstand.
the had weather.
alell IL about once more after
IS l0r ten days with the grip.
4 Aaater Lemmon have
n M a%Mftn the grip.
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DEATH OF MRS EMEL1NE FUTILE.

Mrs Emeline futile, widow of Des
Sherman futile, died on Sunday morn
ing at the age of 70 years, of pneumonia.
The funeral occurred on Tuesday at 2
O'Clock at her late residence. Mrs futile
was warm friend of TIE BEE
William Beecher bad shock on Sat-
urday which has left one side paralyzed.
Mrs Kelso has been quite sick.
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Bottom Prices.

We make all purchases I'm this department
direct from the manufacturer, tor spot cash.
and we can save you money on anything In
thts line. We have just nnpacked over 5000
pounds OF
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ones. tool
Stephen Atwood was buried In Water
town, Monday. January 2.
Mr. ana Mrs Ernest Painter arrived at
their destination In the West, last week.
Mr. Painter stood the Journey well. Il Is
hoped he will get well and strong.
Ellsworth tracy OF Hartford and Ed
ward Beardslee or Philadelphia were at
G. +. Beardslee'a, Saturday, the a1st.
John Alderman has moved TO Derby
g. 4. Beardslee offers to rent his place
on Main street from April l. IL is one
OF the best situations for business in
this village.
Miss Speer and sister OF Bridgeport
visited their sister, Mrs Fletcher, over
Sunday.
Those who were in the habit at every
town meeting of condeming the building
OF those short roads across the Hobert
Davis land at Oakville a few years age
and claiming there was no travel on
them, ought to come and look at them
all this winter. Your correspondent,
thinks it would stop ali future reference
as they are all used every day and .
great deal, and all have nice houses
built on them.
Miss Mabel Watrous and friend from
Hartford spent Sunday as Mr. Rodgers
Mr. Hopkins conducted services at tbs
Congrt ational chapel, Sunday evening
Rev e. M. Skagen OF this village
preached in the Episcopal church q
Bethlehem in the morning ami in th.
parish room here In the evening. He i
= very earnest and very busy man an,
the results Of his work here have bene
Efted Oakville greatly.
Mr Simonds il TO become proprietor 0
the Douglass store, April /.
Rev Edward MI. Skagen was marrie
the 11th In WILMINGTON, Del. They be
gin housekeeping in Mrs Charles Doug
lass apartments.
| William Comber, the blacksmith, /
n. G. Slade's shop, has had very bus
winter. His charge Is 81 for horse
shod new.
Thomas Wise is visiting friends /
Brooklyn, N. Y, this week.
SHOWERS OF RICE.
A very pretty home wedding too
place at the residence of the brides PAL
ents, Mr. and Mrs George Trewren. at
o'clack Thursday evening. January
The contracting parties were William 9
EVans, oldest son OF the florist, and Mis-
Irene Trewren, daughter of Geora
Trewren, engineer in the Heminway
Bartlett Silk company. The best ma
was Arthur Evans, brother OF thesgroom
: the bridesmaid was Miss Lolita Trewre,
: sister of the bride. The bride was q
: tired In white dotted swiss over delicat
; pink, carrying q bouquet OF white rose
The bridesmaid was attired in pinl
carrying a bouquet of pink roses. TIL
, ceremony was performed by Rev G.
Ford,and was Witnessed by number (
relatives and friends. After the Ger,
mony was over all sat down to bouns
fnl collation.. The happy couple left G
: the III O'Clock train. Their home will /
in Waterbury. The depot and car wer
literally covered with rice, which VS.
thrown In great profusion by their man
: friends. The presents were numerou
. useful and ornam entail American.
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MARBLEDALE.

ANNUAL MEETING OF AsPETUcK VALLEY
CREAMERY ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting OF the Aspetuek
Valley creamery association was held
last Saturday, at the creamery building.
The past year has been a prosperous one
under the able and conservative manage
ment of the popular secretary, v. B.
Hatch. The officers elected were:
President, Lawrence C. Camp.
Secretary and manager. Y. B. Hatch.
Treasurer, George w Hill
Directors, the above officers and II. o.
sperry. w. C Hine, 8. 8. Greene. M. A. Strong
aud D. g. Peet.
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for babies, invalids or the toilet" She says 1t Ia
unsurpassed. rs and so cents n box. All druggists
1t is far superior to the old time taicum powders
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CHURCH NOTES

CHURcH NOTES.
There were four additions 10 the church
namunion service, Rev ana
Y elses Haiii
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Horse Blankets

and you VIII md them here In I'LL styles, In
both stable and square. heavy, medium, and
light weights, and all sizes, and what Is more
10 tho point, you viii md our
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HORSE GooDs /!

We wish to call You, attention to the tact
that you will ind everything In this line at
cur store. You win ind here the largest
took. the best assortment and
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Frisbie. DR. Kasrnan Of Woodbury. il
attending her.