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Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-30

Mrs. r. r. Arnold stood the trip TO
St. Louis very well and 70 Is hoped
that she will ultimately recover.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-30

WHEREAS, Ed. Hendrix aud Amanda keasns
bis wife, on the 9Th day Of May, 1871 p =.
deed OF trust, duly Acknowledged and faos.
Missouri, in nook !, Al page $40, conveyed g ?
undersigned trustee the following desciioNn
estate, situated In Audraln County MsS@'
to-wit.
An OF that part OF block seventeen VI z y \.
original town OF Martinsburg, lying West y v
section line dividing sections -tnIsV
range seven %, except lot No. s, whea 4.
conveyance was made IN trust TO seoun y
payment OF q certain note IN said deed Co.
and, whereas, said note "a now due ana $50
nov, therefore, I, the said trustee At te
Of the legal holder OF said note, viii, hlop
= ~ an
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-30
saturdaY, the Esd pay Of DsesnAI

Il the east front door Of the Court hoass :
Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri, sen Ms
described properly At public auction 2 w. \
est bidder, for cash, 20 satisfy said deus -
costs Of executing this trust. p
rata Trustee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-30
TRusTEE,s SALE.

WHEREAS, William E. Grubb(a single ma9@
the 18th day OF November, ls96, By BIZ DEED
of trust, duly acknowledged and recorded Il %
deed Of trust records OF Audrain Count, NJ
souri,, In book 10, at page $50, conveyed % q
undersigned trustee the following described
real estate, situated in Audrain County NJ
souri,, to-wit:
Lots numbered 1--WE (0 and six tQ In ba1
No. one a., OF Connel's addition to the oEnd
Laddonia, Missouri, which said eonveyanos =
made In trust to secure the payment OF q esf11
note In said deed OF trust described; and ,vhsff
as, the said William E. Grub "a single ~
did also on the 10th day OF November, 49,, +
his deed OF trust, duly acknowledge ana y
corded in the deed OF rust records Of Aiafn
County, Missouri, IN book IS, at page ~, or
.vey to the undersigned trustee lots numbers.
seven % and eight 81, in block No. one % q
Connel's addition TO the town OF LaddonlAiA.
drain County, Missouri, which said e~onfelaas
was made in trust 10 secure the paymellNa
certain note in said deed described; and var
As, said William E. Grub has now been ees
for more than nine months; and, whereas -
notes are now due and unpaid; now thersyn
I, the said trustee, at the request Of me go
boldar of aatd nofan. Will. on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-30
ORDER OF p~UBLlCA7Io,
STATE or MISSOURI,
County Of AudFaib'
Mamie 3 spratt.

IL the Circuit Court, January n
1900. iefmi
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-06-29
SARATOGA.

Messrs. Ed. Lakin and e. T. Bentley
spent Sunday in this burg.
Mr.. Slowey spent a few days the
past week with Mike Mason.
Lyman Hammond and mother spent
Sunday with friends in Spring Creek.
DR.. Ridgman and family spent the
Sabbath with Mrs. B. Femling and
family.
Ted Williamson of Monroe Centre
was visitor at n. L. Wakely's
Sunday.
Chas. Mobiles of Centralia drove
down to New Rome Sunday and made
a short visit with his mother.
Messrs. G.. Gillett and Allen accom-
panied by their wives attended the
picnic given by the Modern Woodman
at Port Edwards.
Will Femllng must have some at
traction up north for his horse is
noticed quite frequently tied to post
in front of one of the farm houses in
that direction.
P. Ketcham of Pike City, Cal, says:
During my brothers late sickness
from sciatic rheumatism, Chamber
lain'S Pain Balm was the only remedy
that gave him any relief" Many
others have testified to the prompt
relief from pain which this liniment
affords. For sale by T. L. Steib & Co.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-06-29
CRANMOOR.

Mr.. Downs shows a Slight gain in
strength.
Fred Kruger of Dexterville was also
guest at the Kruger home.
Chas. Whittlesey transacted bust
ness in the twin cities the first of the
week.
A. E. Bennett and Henry E. Fitch
spent Monday at Port Edwards on the
board of review.
Misses Hickey and Hopkins of Bah
cock were the guests of Miss Myra
Kruger last week.
Mrs. Demarais and daughter of
Minnesota have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Whittlesey.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Fosdick. Miss Fosdick
and Miss Villa FOsdick of Louisville.
KY, are guests of their cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Fitch.
Nervous proStration is a term COM
monty used to indicate a weakened
and debilitated state of the nervous
system and vitiated condition of the
blood. Its symptoms are unusual ner-
vOusnesS, great irritability and inca
pacity for physical or mental labor.
and it is caused by errors in diet or
hygiene. DR.. J. III. McLean'S Strength
ening Cordial and Blood Purifier is
recognized everywhere, even by the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-06-29

medical profession, as a superior
remedy to counterfeit weakness of
this character. Price SOC and 81
bottle. For sale by F. L. Steib & Co.
The finals of the Bennett district
school were held in the schoOlhouse on
June a. There was large attend
ance by friends from the vicinity and
also some from distance. The room
was beautifully decorated in white
and green. and the effect obtained
was very desirable. The entertain
ment was enjoyed exceedingly by one
and all, and both teacher and pupils
were to be congratulated. Only by
hard work of both the teacher, Miss
Maud Griffith. and her bright scholars
could such an end be obtained, and
the hearty applause awarded them by
the audience showed their appreciation
both Of this fact and of the talent of
the participants.
The commencement exercises of the
Cranmoor school were held in the
school house on June %, at s o'clock.
Aside from a full attendance of resi-
dents of the district. there was large
representation from the upper dis
trict. and guests from Babcock and
other towns in the vicinity. The
schoolhouse was artistically and ap-
propriately decorated, among the most
notable features being the word We'll
come wrought in evergreens. The
program was varied and versatile and
showed not only the cleverness of the
scholars, but also the painstaking per-
severance of the eStimable teacher
Miss Lillian Smith. After the exer-
cises the guests and performers adj
jOurned to the marsh home of Charles
J. Kruger, where dancing was enjoyed,
the music being furnished by Nekoosa
artists. The festivities were pro-
longed into the "wee, Sma' hours"
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The social given last week was
success both socially and financially.
The program was, with few exceptions
a voluntary one and is said to be one
of the best ever given here. Among
the many in attendance your scribe
noticed Fred Labeonche and Leo
Cerwinika of Centralia, Mr.. and Mrs.
John PoSpoSiel, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
krauSe. Joe OkOneski and Mr.. Hoaglin
of Arpin.
Rev. W. J. D. Stevenson preached
his first sermon last Sunday to his new
charge here. Although there was
small attendance every one was we'll
pleased with their new minister.
Service next Sunday at 800 Let all
turn out and encourage the preacher.
what might have been''-if that
little cough hadn't been neglected-is
the sad reflection of thousands of
consumptives. One Minute Cough
Cure cures coughs and colds. Wood
County Drug Co.
The White school closed a success
full term last Friday evening with a
program rendered by the scholars.
The school house was crowded and all
seemed delighted with the entertain
ment.
John. if you were a woman, you'd
know as | know and all other women
know, that Rocky Mountain Tea. is
the greatest blessing woman ever had.
IS cents. John E. DAILY.
Harry Landphair and J. @. Rote
drove over toward Arpin Saturday to
look at some land with a view to
buying.
John Hladilek killed bear last
Thursday morning on section 81,
northeast of here.
Archie ROzelle and Ernest GilmeiS-
ter were home from TOmahawk over
Sunday.
J. L. Arpin passed through the vii
lage Monday on his way to Arpin.
c. r. Goldsworthy returned Sunday
afternoon from Union Grove.
The Vesper sawmill is running as
usual(?)
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-06-29
RUDOLPH.

A grand ball will be given at La
vaque's hall, Fourth of July.
Carl Omahalt and John Hassell de-
parted for Strongs Prairie, Adams
county, last Saturday on their wheels.
Oscar Roosen attended the grand
picnic in the twin cities Sunday.
Oscar reports of having a good time.
Grand time was given in Tom
Ratell's new barn this week. Large
crowd attended although little late
on account of a show given by Chas.
Ramsey and wife.
A woman wants a man for huS-
band, one with life, energy, courage.
''Girls, if you get one without these
good qualities, give him Rocky
Mountain Tea. Twill do the business.
John E. Daily.
The closing exercises of Miss Dell
Renne's school took place last Friday
and were a grand success and well
attended. Miss Renne took great
pains in training her young pupils and
they all did her honor. One of the
main features was Mrs. Buttermilk
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-06-29

The NJ. E. church choir of Grand
Rapids came down Monday evening
and furnished the music tOr our SER
vices The choir consists Of Misses
Belle and Blanche Hardin and MeSsrS.
l. n. Brazeau and Edgar Kellogg, with
Miss Frances NimitS as OrganiSt. 1t
is needless to say that their music was
very much appreciated and enjoyed by
all present and it is hoped they may
decide to favor us again.
MeSsrs. Guy Ford and Theo.
Brazeau were guests at the home of
W. A. Brazeau on Friday and Satur-
day. Mr.. Ford's visit was in the
nature of farewell to his Port
Edwards friends before his departure
on July - for Germany, where he will
spend year in study.
Mrs. VIM. Edwards, Mrs. T. Nimi,s
and Miss Celia Emmons of Grand
Rapids and Mrs. f. j. Edwards, Mrs.
l.. NJ. Alexander of Milwaukee were
entertained at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Brazeau on Monday last.
L. r. Spencer has resigned his posi-
ton of shipping clerk and accepted a
position in an insurance office at',PeO-
ria, Ill. He is to be succeeded by E.
B. Garrison of Centralia. The change
will take place July l.
L. NJ. Alexander and family arrived
in Milwaukee from their western trip
Sunday evening. Mr.. Alexander made
flying visit here on Monday, going
down to Chicago Monday evening.
Mrs. Frank Noel entertained last
Thursday, her mother, Mrs. LaMade-
line OF Centralia and two lady friends
from Arkdale whose names we were
unable to obtain.
Boom of Chicago, Ill, is making
some tests of the boilers, with an idea
OF determining how much horsepower
is needed and the relative cost of wood
and COAL
Miss Rose Jarvis, who has made her
home with an aunt in ST. Paul for
several years, is now visiting her
father John r, Jarvis.
Walter Aucutte had a narrow escape
from being drowned One of his little
companions saved him by handing out
tishpole to him.
Mrs. Frank Noel and children and
Mrs. Il. {. Burrows spent Saturday in
LaMadeliue.
The board of review met Monday
according to law. There were practi-
cally no changes made in the assessors
valuations.
Brazeau Bros. have been making
quick sales Of bicycles this week, hay
ing sold six within five days.
Mrs. II. H. Voss wheeled down from
Grand Rapids Thursday and spent the
day at Mrs. G.. BraZeau'S.
Mrs. f. J. Edwards left Monday for
Milwaukee after a visit of two weeks
among friends here.
Miss Marceau of Centralia visited
her friend Miss Retta Cleveland last
week.
Mrs. e. Cleveland spent Monday in
the twin cities.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-06-29
NEKOOSA.

Is village of eight hundred people situated
on the west bank of the Wisconsin river about
eight miles south of the twin cities of Grand
Rapids and Centralia in Wood county. 1t is on
pany, have their Pulp, Paper and Sulphite
plant located here and its thriving institu-
ton and promising village.
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with her little Willie and Johnny,
people were pleased with her old Irish
costume. After the speaking, refresh
mentS Of various kinds were served.
All would be pleased to see Miss Renne
in her old place in the school room the
coming year.
Fred Maners home was burned on
Saturday afternoon. Most of the
furniture was saved excepting about
$50 worth Of bedding and clothes that
were in the upper story. All the
neighbOrs are turning out and aiding
him rebuild.
Sad news has reached 7. Bratton of
the death of his beloved daughter,
Mrs. Nellie johnson. She was buried
Wednesday forenoon. Mr.. Johnson
has the sympathy of the community.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-06-29

%wo Inches taller than the Worlds Famous pounds heavier
The very Lord Of Beasts Taler-onger-Weg
than any Elephant Captured
Native jungle 2AJAH all times in the
Big Tent No Extra Charge adm to all
the Advertised Shows Ask yourself the
AAJAld is not the Largest Living Creature
that lnhabits Gods Created
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-06-29
PORT EDWARDS.

Is located on the west bank of the Wisconsin
river four miles south of the twin cities OF
Grand Rapids and Centralia. 1t has popula-
ton of about 500 people and favored with two
railroads, the C. N. & st. p. and Marshfield and
Southeastern. The John Edwards Mfg. Co.'s
Pulp & Paper Mills are located here.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-06-29
VESPER.

A thriving agricultural village of several humid
rediuhabitantS, ten miles northwest of thetwin
cities located on the {. NJ. & ST. p. and the NJ.
& Sc. railroads. 1t has creamery, q saw and
planning mill and is surrounded by a fertile
farming country.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-06-29
Home Ties

Can be made pleasant bonds
If the man Of the house will
only heed his wife's admou-
itions.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-06-29
Synopsis OF above Drama.

FIRST ACT.-Mrs. B. tells
husband to bring home half
doz. Great American Screens
"A screen that is absolutely
fly proof-slides up and down
like Il window-fitS either up
per or lower sash-auy child
can put in. No ladder-no
mau--no expense twice a
year.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-15

= Die breiiGbrise 3 0 hs
ter bss Jdbritarbeiters &arl 2difer
in Sof fanb eiftieen DaHeridierling
auf Der Strabe. 9ds &inb aB bic
gflanas nit ieinsm 41idbrisen Bril-
ber9en nebit 2 anberen 11idbrigen
&inberu. S6on na9 elmer Stunoe
CAB bic &leine untsr quulpoIlen
S9merSen ibren 9siit auf ipGbrenb
bic iibrissu ainber ii9 nod in 2ebenss
eefabr befiHben.
Der @irtb @epre Britt
ting in 2ubpissbafen ipuroe pegen
Morbperiuds unb Maieitdts 9elsis
biguns berbaftet. gr bate ben Wirtb
amon in 8erba6t, bieisr babe ibn ber
MaieftGtsbsleibigung bsnun5irt. glls
ii6 2lmon nm Mittsrnd9t mad Saufe
bseeben lpollte, fdob Drifting besbalb
nit einem Repolper nad linn. Die
3ugeI burdl09erte ben Sut amons,
pbne ipnitpis llnbeil dn3uridten.
Sie20jGbrise q Gberiu
2iesbstb S6affts, seuannt WpIff. in
Heu Ruppin III BON einem um 3tpei
Sabre Glt,ren Burden Numsns Sibl.
nit benz Iie perlobt geipeien mar, eritp>
den porben. Das Mdbden bate Dor
aur5emvsas @erl0brib sslOit unb felt
bieier 3eit - &iibl iih nit Morbgez
banfen getraseu. Die Ulutter bes
Mdo6ens hattie bic Wobnuus tuGhrsnb
Der 8eriibung Der Sbat psrlofen.
Was in Der @obuuns porgesonsen,
entSisbt ii6 einItpeilen nod Der Dffents
lihen &snntnib. Riemano bat eiusn
Sbrei psrnommen, Der tobtli9s Slid
mub nit GROCER 9epdlt aussefiibrt
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tiqe 8erblutung eingetreten iein mub.
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8lute I9pimmenb. 8si Der barauf
bur6 bic S9ubmonnihoft unb our4
freitpiIlise Rabfobrer uufeencnlmenen,
@erfoleune ipurbe Der @erbreder ouf
bem Rtusn SriebbOfe Stpiidsn Reus
unb Qllt Ruppin srblidt unb feitees
nommen. Der 2eite geeeniibereeiteat,
CAB sr su, bic erauIiee 2bat nit polz
lem @Orbsbodt uussefiibrt Su hdbsn.
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nit 5amtlte cine Spasiertabrt ma1ts,
tpurbe burf bas itDrriIbe pferb ums
9eiuorfen. Sin Sobn oes Or. 9laier
erIitt einen 8einbru9, er Ielbit einise
8erlebuneen.
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&raft, als Danberlsbrer unb Sdrifts
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miifebou iebr perbient unb in ipeitern
&reiIen betannt, seitprben.
go lot burn. Die bieii9e Sppos
erdpbia bat bas 5oidbrise S6riftz
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8enbitt 8iirsi unb Ritlous giirti ses
feiert.
Soften. SIN Suffteinbrud sere
f4metterte elm berabitiir5enber Steins
blod bem Nrbsiter Chr. Streit ben
SOpf. 10 baB er baIb baruuf Itarb.
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Wien. Der in Der 2eopolbitabt
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feierte nit ieinsr @attin annd ods
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9lntpnia5si spei Siebs iiber ben &opf,
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= 8si elmer probe in Der 9ofoper fiel
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bafte Srau Walbmdnn bat ii9 bonn
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pflaiter binabgeitiir5t unb mar iofort
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rem unb erlitt 10 idpere @erleBuneen,
baB es binnen penisen aussnbliden
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Sptb 1T nd9 @eriibuns Iebr beoeutenz
Der 9efrdubationen fliidtig.
Mistolc5. Der 17idbrige
9anbelsidiiler paul SSeisrparp, Elm
naber 8eripanbter bes 2anbsspertbei<
bieunss Miniiters, bat ii9 bur9 els
men piftolenidub set0btet. 9lu6 Der
Batter, pie Der 8ruoer oes iun9en
W2annes limb our6 Selbi tmorb aug
bem 2eben eei4ieben.
Seibersbprf. Wessn zines
Mdbdens serietben Der 24idbrise
Mi9ael Soriterer unb beFen 5reuno
9fnbreas Bauer in Seibersborf auf
Der Strabe in Streit. Bauer riB elm
MsFer aus Der Sdi9e unb itisB bamit
blinb auf ben Nebenbubler log. 5prs
iterer brad fofort tobt 5uiammen.
Bauer tpurbe perbaftet.
Slbenburg. Der 60idhrige
9u6balter bes Weinprooucentenz8e
eins, 2dbislaus 9iro, ertrGntte it9 in
einem 9runnen. 8iro mar por Sab
rem Elm rei6sr &aufmann in Wien.
0as Motip bes SsIbItmorbes 1T uns
befunnt.
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SalIab. elm Sobn bes Rei9sfinanss
miniiters, itiirSte nit feinem pferbs
unb DerIsste fib 5ismlib fdtpsr.
2nreulbnrg.
Guremburs. Der 5duptsoIs
sinnebmer 9arl 2llsr. @uitap b'9uart
lit aeitprben.
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E6mti,.

We 6t. yfo6ts 1T ods 9dIthdus
gum ~8reu5" gang uieoergebrdnnt.
Sas 8ieb purbe serettet, alles iibrige
perbrannte. Wian permutbet Sranbs
itiftung.
9iibl. Der Sslepbonarbeitsr 2uus
bsr bon 8iel fiel bier BON elmer Stans
se berab; er itarb i'm Spital gu 9iel.
8unb WattpDl. Die Ssis
benIpublerin 5rau 5iibrer bate bic
9epobnbsit. bic Singer nit Der 3unse
anSufeu6ten, um bic SeibenSpirne
beFer faiien gu tDnuen. Da iie an ben
2ippen RiiIe bate, Spg iie ii6 ulmdlig
cine glutperaiftune gu, 10 Oub lie ers
frantic, sinige Gage beIiunungslos bdz
lag uu6 f6lieBli9 iturb.
Gneetberg. Sin perbummelter
STUDENT, Ramens Srumenu9er BON
@idolSmdtt, brad in bic bieiise &lo'
itertir6e elm unb sntlpenoete mebrere
Selte i'm @ertbe BON circa 5000 5r.
Snfolee zines. perbG6tieen 9erGuf6es
fourbe man isbod i'm aloiter auf ben
9ieb uufmertfam uuo OerisIbe tonnts
perbaftet iperoen.
.Seiben. geim Jog. Gunbssemeins
beIbieBsn peruneliidte elm 8ndbe bes
Serrn SsmIsr gum rRdtiondl". Ders
Ielbe poGte na9 sinem S6ufe iebsn,
Der ni6t loseine, uIs Der SduB
pl0bli6 ertradts. benz anobe i'm 9es
iidts i9pere @srlesunssn bsibrins
ssnb.
Miinfineen. Dos Gubrpert
bss 2lnitaItbireitprs Or. 9laier Der
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Irpbin3 gdIeFen.

S.aust .aIuf bem 0pminiam
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Erubins edlIsspissSuIiteir.

MItpna. Die Gbetrau bes in
Der sroBsn 8ersitrabe tppbnenben
SGnolers 2iltmann ipolte eiuen differ
bampTer beiteisen, I'm na9 Der llblens
borit gu fabren. Sn bieiem glusenbIid
isbte ii9 Der Oampfer in 9epesuns.
Die DAME iprang 81 tur5 unb fieI
ms 8aFer. SbsIei9 IofOrt !Silfe
Sur Steae pur, 9elung es ni9t, bic
llnaIiidlids su rettsn. = On offers
I6pG6e lit Der gsitor Der 9amburs=
9lltonasr 3eitunsseplportsure Sonas
9onSieer, cine itdbtbetannte, tets gu
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81. 2ebenfiabre seitcrben.
neterfen. 9erunaliidt in in Der
Spisaelfabrit oss Germ Rdsmuhen
Der Siidler s. Sanien, inbsm ibm
bur6 cine SGsemdIhins bic linteSuHo
bsrmaben psrlebt tuurb,, bab bieie I'M
Sonbeslent amputirt perben muBte.
Sanien 1T Batter elmer Soblrsi9en ga
mile.
Erpbinj GhIeiien.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-24
WJ LLTNGFOR

John Connors was arrested yesterday morning by Policeman Daniel Reilly for stealing pies at Charles S. Halls on Quinnipiac street. The prisoner was in- clined to be ugly and struck the police man over the eye, but he went to the lookup just the same. He was brought before Judge Judd, who gave him thirty days and costs $13.02, for drunkenness. thirty days for theft, three months for resisting policeman and six months for assaulting policeman. Connors gave notice of an appeal on all counts but drunkenness, from which there is no appeal. He was taken to jail by Po- liceman Reilly on 'the 4:36 train Con- nors halls from New Britain and has been at work here, but recently quit work. If he completes the days given him he will be a resident of Whalley avenue for about one year.
 H. Beverly Hall of South Main street, who is eighty eight years of age, is crit ically i'll with pneumonia.
 The Morse Business college team of Hartford will play ball here this after noon. The game will be called at four o'clock.
 Compass lodge No. 9 will have charge of the services at the Masonic home to- morrow afternoon.
 The graduation exercises in the opera house last evening were largely attended and they proved to be very interesting to the parents and friends of the gradu- ates.
 The ladies will have tournament at the golf links this afternoon
 There will be another auction sale of building lots at Fairview park this af- ternoon.
 Principal McCabe and the '99 class at the Colony street school will enjoy trip to Savin Rock on Monday.
 William E. Andrews estimates his loss by the Pine Hill fire at $200.