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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05

FURNISHED ROOMS FoR HOUSE,
keeping, suite Of rooms: also single
DON and board II desired. in private
Broadway. Mrs. German.
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FOR SA E-15-ROOM LODGING
house, modern brick: West Side: good
location: rent only s45; price. $500.
Money to loan. s. NJ. Wade. SO North
Main.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05

$500 BUYS A FOUR-ROOM HOUSE
East Side, close in. Mcmillan & Floyd
AZ East Broadway.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05

ONE BUFFALO wHIM. COMPLETE
for sale. 124 West Park.
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q. 100000 BUYS S-ROOM HOUSE. EAST
side, rents for $500 per month. Nc
MILAN g. Floyd. ~ East Broadway.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05

CHOICE LOTS SOUTH MAIN STREET
cheap. Mcmillan & Floyd, Al East
Broadway.
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EN- PLOY NJ EMIT.

WANTED MEN TO WORK ON RANCE
Inquire at 20 w. Broadway.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05

MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL.
and real estate. property. Room lk
New Bee Hive block
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05

MONEY TO LOAN-ANY KIND OF Sc
curity. See Davenport. upstairs. = ".
Granite.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05

FOR SALE-RESTAURANT IN GOOD
location. Invoices $225. for 500. 97. Case
& Holmes, 26 E. Broadway.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05

FOR RENT-ONE NICELY FIR.
nished room. for 50 per month. Ii,
West Copper.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05

FOR RENT AND FOR SALE-ALL
kinds Of sewing machines, needles and
supplies. Shermnn's Undertaking, 1875
East Park.
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MASSAGE,

MASSAGE-MRS. DUsOLD. rACrAr
massage and scalp treatment. VaDor
electric and sulphur baths. Parlors 31A
". Granite.
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FOR RENT-NEw FIVE ROOM SOLID
brick house IN South Main street, close
In. with good car service. Apply to c,
H. Churchill. No. ~ West Granite
street.
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FOR SALE-A LOT WITH TWO
houses renting for ss5 per month, 81. 500.
Close in. $500 dow takes it. Charles
/. Smith & Co., % West Granite street.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05

FOR GALE-GOOD SEWING MA,
chine. IN drst-cass condition. Inquir,
at 80 West Granite street.
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PALMlSTRY

MAIZE. PIANIST AND SCIENTIFIC
card reader: reliable advice on busineas
tran actions. love affairs. marriages..
divorces. etc. Reading. 50 cents. s1i
West Park street.
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CHATTLE LOANS.

MONEY TO LOAN ON CHATTELS. p
O.. Box 213.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05

FOR RENT-FIvE ROOM BRICK
house furnished complete. Furniture
for sale 203 ". Porphyry street.
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FOR SALE. CHEAP-HORsE. HAIR.
ness and wagGc. show cases. scales ant
shelving. 500 East Park streef.
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FOR RENT AT 932 WEST GRANITE. /;
.roomed fla with bath. $500. 6 room.
ed fiat with bath $3O.OO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03

Sc wkr6tce, a "a MEM, ukazaia
sic wysoka, szczupla, czar'o
0 ]ziana kobieta.
- Witam pania. PAM 10"
tecka. zawoia1 Gluecksberg,
wprowadzajac towarzysza:pro.
wadze PAM, dodai. amatora
IA pan, kapitalik,- doskonaly
ioteres, pan jerry Ot"ino~~
ski potrzebuje chwilowo pew
nej sumki, got6w jest dat
wiekszy procent ma mole
prosby. przez wzglad ma pam
polozenie. PAM slyszalas.
doda}, schylajac sic do ucha
wdowy, O Otwinowskim z
Klobucka. magnat, ma fabry.
XII, pyszne gospodarstwo.
Sadie, m6wil dalej g|osno, re
oahstwo cd razu zrobicie 'nte.
res, be- straty czasu. kt6re~
20 mi brakuie, zostawie was
samych, przepraszam, ale
konieczny interes mic Powo~
Euje.
Skioniwszy sic uprzejmie
podawszv reke Jerzemu, wy
szed{.
PAM Kotecka zaprowadzila
do salonlku goScia, poproslla
20 siedzie6.
- Wds'eczna )estem, o.
dezwa'a sic, panu Gluecks-
bergowi "a nastreczenie mi
takiego iteresanta. obaw,2m
sic tylko. czy Panu Procent
ME wyda sic zbyt wysokim.
potrzebuje jednak brac lyle,
abym mogla ntrzymat sic
IA stopie, do kt6rej przYw>-
k}am " comu rodzic6w i "a
&ycia niebo,zczyka meza.
0 jake procent chodz'?
OSm cd ST., pane
}askawy
- e CORY!
49, Tx jest.
Przystaje chetrie.
PAM Kotecka usmiechne}a
sic radosnie.
Czy pan zabierzesz o.
razu? spy ta|a.
- owszem, iesli PAM z
tenn dogcdnie.
- Nam pieniadze W do
mu, przyniose natychm'ast.
49, Czy pani przestaniesz
ma rewersie recznym, czy
zadasz notaryslnego?
Kobieta zawaha}a sic.
Notaryalny k~osztowalby
DUO? spytatA.
- Reientowi trzebabY dat
kilka rubli.
- Vice po c6z1 TO? zac
woiaEa, usmiechajsc sic mile,
pahskie na.wisko jest mi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03
MItOSC
A P|EN|Apz..

(Przedruk Z ks,azki wydanej wydru'
kowanej pIzez F. On cie~szyhskleeo.
Poznah 1855.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03
(Ciag dalszy.)

(Ciag dalszy.)
Dremiaca chwilowo oa~
mietnosc rozbudzifa sic W
Jerzym, umvs} zapalii sic
nad>ieja wvdz "igniecia inte~
resu aluoicnego.
DIugo tr~a}a rozrnowa 2
ok sbecsien. a roztropne
rady lydia pokrzepilY upadIa
nadzjeje s~zIathcica.
Mog}obv to DyG, zawo~
}a} z razniejs>4 nina, ale pre-
. dewsxystk,em potrzeba mi
picmedzv do r9ki, DO ma
I zajecie PREF komornika zro-
bi"n'; CIV dopuszcze do
pie w,z-j spr<edazy. bede
zgubion>.
Es verseeht SIGH. odpar}
zvd, tr>eb4 kon'ecznie za}a~
twic te spra~e
Skad7e w~7me pien'edz}?
Gtu-cksherg zAkIopota} sic.
Znam p@wna oSobe.
odezwat SIG potem. ktora
chce umiesciG k lka tysiec>
rubl' ma wyz@>y procent,
muZ~by d~}a....
B7d<ie chci4}a zabez-
ticcz+n a.
E. to k,b eta m}oda,
niedoswiadczona. da, tylko
trzeba umiec 7abra& sic do
rzeczy.
jerry wzdrygua} sic.
- Przeciez odda sic lei.
skoro sic pan o&enisz, dam
panu adres osobny, nieszpet
ha nawet, doda} z fluternYm
usmiechem, pare slow miiych
ME zawadzi. Masz pan opinia
bcgacza, trzeba umiet wszystr
ko wyzyskac ma czasie. ko~.
chany panic Otwinowski.
wszysko we wla$ciwym czasie
me- wartosd. Otoz wybie-
ram sic navel IA m'asto,
odprowadz7 pana do drzwi
wd6wki, ME trzeba TRAGIC
civil drogich. |
l ME pytajac wiecei o
zdanie klienta. wz'at patio.
cylinder, laske i rekawicski i
wyprowadzi} goscia ns ulice.
Ma p%rzedmie$ciu Wroctaw
.kiem zatrzymawszy sic.
wska.a} wejscie cd podw6rza.
A gdy Jer.y wahal sic:
"a sam music wejsc :
paoem zawoial, widse. e
l.nLo;a II o6wapi.
Z4d.wonil. Drswi otwar'y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-03

Coz znowu, p~erswado~
wal sobie. OLDHAM je], skoro
v moznosci, W zadnym
razie przepakt ia sumka ME
mole, a poratu]e mic chw'lo-
VIZ.
Pobiegl splaci* wierzy~
ciela.
Opinia bogacza -zosta}a O.
calona ma czas iakis. trzebs
bylo zenit sic co rychlej.
fahstwo O~rzechowscy skap
stwem, chciwostia, r6wnie3
praca zabiegliwa doszli DO
>znacznego ma,atku. Wszvstkie
ich mysii ! rragnienia, zwr6
cone ku jednemu celowi,
przyniosiy nadspodziewany
skutek, ale w zamian wszyst
k'e wyzsze strony czlow'e~
czehstwa zostaty tn pominio
ne. Dleci chowa}y' sic z
czeladzia brudne, zaniedbane.
be- nauki.
Syn Andrea, Jedrkiem
zwany, skohcz>l dw'e klassy
W s>kole powiatowei. a dis,
jako doros}y mlodzieniec. po-
magal oicu W gospodar tw'e-
Wiktorya. mlodsza o rok,
nizka, kr9pa brunetka, o
oliwkowej. swiecacej cerze
ME raziIa t> lie brzydota. lie
ordynaryjoym pozorem. Oczy
czarne. b}yszczace patrza}y
mile z pod emoej brwi. a
usta wisniowe, CRUDE. smialy
sig powabnie.
Naucz>la sic pray guwer-
nantce; niewiele u,niejacej ale
taniei, cz>tat | pisat po
polsku, po francuzku i 20
niemiecku. NJ fortepian'e
w>grac umia}a kilka Polek i
wolcow, m6w,ia glosno. krzyk.
1--WE, e w>rszs|s sic pospo-
licir, j4k parma s}uzaca.
J:=rzy widywa} ia W sasied>
twie, lecz nigdy ME odwazy'
sic %przemowic do niej slow
kilku.
Okropna, wstretna. tie
mozebna, m6wil sobie, pray
NO 'zac ma panied jej fostac.
AL interesa nagli|y, myS|,
cofaiaca sic z poczetku cd
Wiktoryi, zacze|a oswajat sic
z nil po troszu.
- Gluecksberg ma s}usz~
nose. powiedz'a} sobie, W
iunym stroju. W innem oto-
czeniu wyda sic ca}kiem ina
czei. Prawde mo WAC. Natalia
byla br,ydsza cd tel, a ME
razi}a mic, s}owo hoaoru; BIO
mia}a pewien szyk.
Do rys6w twarzY przywy
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-18
s.ct. F. Not IN the Ice r.u...

Although the Santa Fe ice house
in this city has capacity of 6,ooc
tons, the supply has been ex-
hausted for over a month past,
and "congealed moisture" is being
shipped from St. Louis at the
present time. The ice stored in
this city last winter was supplied
BY a Las Vegas company and cos,
the company $I.75 per ton, which
is much cheaper than it could be
manufactured. The ice company
has been unable to fulfill their con-
tract this year, however, owing to
the fact that the dam on their pre-
serves was washed out last winter,
the accident interfering with the
'.congealing process" The ice
being used at the present time by
the railroad company costs Sc pei
ton, which accounts for the in
creased cost of refrigeration in
melon shipments.
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-18
snske Nm Join. IL. Circus.

An employe of the Santa Fe,
who has been at the hospital dur
ing the past two weeks suffering
from a snake bite, disappeared
Yesterday afternoon. He was al
the hospital during the early part
Of the day, but no trace Of him
could be discovered in the after
noon until one Of the attaches o.
that institution returned from the
circus and reported that the
"snake man" had joined the cir
Gus. He had been seen leading
one Of the elephants around the
ring during the ''great overture. y
The "snake man" will probably be
starred as one of the leading feat
ures Of the 'greatest show on
earth" in its peregrinations west
ward among the wild and wooly.
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-18
Rocky Ford Attraction.

Senator Swink, of Rocky Ford /,
was in Denver one day this week,
and to reporter OF the Republi-
can described one of the attrac.
tions Of Watermelon day thusly;
"On the last day OF the fair two
negroes from Taylor, Texas, will
give wild steer-throwing exhibi-
ton. One negro rides down the
corral at break-neck speed, catches
the steer by the horns and in
swinging off throws the steer.
Then the other darkey comes up
and holds the steer down with his
teeth. At least, that IS what Sen
ator Swink said"
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-18
slue and the c,ey.

The executive committee Of the
Otero County Veterans Associa-
tion met at the Office of Judge
Russell in this city one day this
week to make arrangements for
the regular annual love feast OF
the blue and the grey. The
meeting this year will be held
al the ranch of l.. M. Campbell,
on Horse Creek, September aoth.
Great preparations are being made
for the occasion this year and the
event promises to eclipse any pre-
vious meeting Of the kind ever
held in Otero county. The pro
gramn,e is being arranged and will
be ready for publication in shor,
time.
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-18
F.,r.wens pssssl aeuts.

The FIRST trip over the rural pos
tai route into the Fairmont coun-
try was made last Wednesday.
Paul Baker is the carrier, and he
was accompanied on the first trip
by Postmaster Parks. The mail
will leave this city At ten O'Clock
every morning, returning about
Eve in the afternoon. The route
covers distance of about thirty
miles, going west to the road rum
ming south Of Rocky Ford and re-
turning by way of Swink.
The service will accommodate
about 700 people. and will be a
great convenience 70 the farmers
living in that section. Fifty mail
boxes have already been placed at
convenient points along the route,
and nearly 100 more will be erected
in the near future. Two hundred
pieces OF mail were delivered on
the FIRST day, but it is thought the
daily average will Re about 500.
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-18
knlGhts Of Rythlss.

At the second days session of
the grand lodge, Knights of
Pythias, held in Ouray this week,
a recommendation that per capita
tax Of 81 be levied against the
members of Colorado, to aid in
erecting a sapitarium at Hot
Springs, Ark, was adopted. The
grand lodges in several other states
have also authorized the assess
ment. M. Z. Farwell, of this city,
was reelected grandmaster of the
exchequer, an Office which he has
held for several years past. The
La Junta delegation to the grand
lodge is expected to return home
tonight.
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-18

Watch our Ads. for bsTgainsl
Come and trade with US!
We are running 4 strictly First-cl
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-18
Death Of . ststssmsn.

The remains OF Ex-senator John
]. ingalls,, who died at the Monte
yuma Hotel in East Las Vegas,
Thursday morning, passed through
La Junta on No. 2 the same even
ing. He will be buried at his
home in Atchison, Kan. Senator
ingalls, was one of the really great
intellectual men Of the present day
and age. He was master of the
keenest satire, and his powers OF
expression have seldom been
equalled by any Of our public men.
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-18
s,e,sreek a.,si aasn Delivery.

The petition for free rural mail
delivery route between Las Ami
mas and Rocky Ford, running
through the Holbrook country,
has been acted upon favorably by
the department oficisls, and the
system will begin operations on
September 18th. The route will
run west from Las Animas to
Rocky Ford. distance Of thirty
five miles, and will be covered
twic. daily. Two carriers will be
employed. starting from both Las
Animas and Rocky Ford, meeting
half way and returning in the after
noon.
Mail boxes will be placed on the
route 1t the Intersections Of the
psiscipal roads running north and
south, whers the msil for those
living in that vicinity will be dis
tribated aud collected. r. G. Dob
Siss has bssn appointed carrier
from ths Las Animss end Of the
liss q : sa1asy of $500 per year.
Fssdosia. : postoGee in the vest
|esn part q. Beat county. will be
Asoeuae3aued - euuu - the route
= q soccesefsl opesasios. Over
3ooo people will - secommodated
! ~ ~ ~ eyuee0-
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-18
Molbseoh r,lms,y.

Notice is hereby given that a
precinct primary Of the republican
electors Of Precinct No. "a will be
held at the Center schoolhouse,
Monday, August aoth, at p. m. J,
for the purpose Of electing four
delegates to the republican county
convention, which assemblies in La
Junta, Wednesday, August a3d. at
10 a. m. ASA ScUDpER.
Precinct Committeeman
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-18
Aesss Of nersessss,Ins7

Deputy Sheriff Frank Nixon ar
rested Elmer Ross in Pueblo last
Tuesday, on a charge of horse
stealing preferred by an Italian
woman living in Florehce. The
latter claims that a team, wagon
and harness bought by Nixon from
Ross last February belongs to her.
She says that the outfit was given
to Ross last January to dispose Of.
Ross sold the outfit to Nixon in
this city q month later, receiving
t6S for il, but failed to make re-
turns to the owner. The Italian
woman then sued Nixon in Pueblo
county and secured . judgment for
S38o. which was set aside by the
court on learning thst Nixon had
never been . resident Of that
|eoanty. Ross never made any at-
temiH ~ ees avay, and denies the
story q III Italisn woman. Nixon
,lessned that he vas in Pueblo, and
tbought the easiest way to settls
the matter would b to arrest him
for hossestealing. Ross had e.
listsd IN the regular army, and ID
|two hours more would have been
% his way to1he Philippines had
- noe besn appsshended- Mr..
M61oA eold the team to c. R.
Hedges, Who drives it every day
oses his milk routs.
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-18
Rslsrosde,,,s' soelsi.

The railroaders social to be held
at the opera house on Thursday
evening, August a3d, under the
auspices of the w. c. T. u, will
be the event OF the season, and it
is hoped that all railroad en-
ployes and their families will be
present.
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-18
Ne, c''r,,eIsnl. x

Will do no credit business after
date. except with people that pay
their bills in full every thirty days.
MATT DAIMLER.
August II, 1900.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-09-21
WASHINGTON.
LOSS BY FIRE.

LOSS BY FIRE.
A very destructive fire occurred on
Wednesday evening of last week about
midnight, when the residence of
William B. Wadsworth of New York
was burned to the ground. The house
had been rented for the summer by Cort-
land D. Trowbridge, whose own resi-
dence was undergoing improvements and
additions. The furniture and personal
property Of Me Trowbridge and family
had moved to the Wadsworth residence.
The loss to Mr. Trowbridge, is estimated
at between $4,000 and $4,000. His moth
er, Mrs Henry Trowbridge lost in the
fire set of Russian sables furs, valued
at $4,000. The family have returned to
their home in New Haven. 1t was for
tunate no lives were lost, but all had
narrow escape. Among the few things
saved was the cabinet size Edison pho
nograph and the large cabinet music box
belonging to Mr. Trowbridge. Mr. Wads-
worth's furniture and household goods,
which were stored in the attic, were, of
course, completely destroyed. A small
insurance helped to cover some Of the
loss. 1t is believed the fire started from
the chimney, which was in poor condi-
ton, probably.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-09-21
W. G. BART0N'S,
New Milford's Shop
ping Center.
New Milford Fair
was a Success
and New.town|
Fair is almost
Here.

The anxious farmer has groom ed the sloak
coated cattle until he can see the r. fl sction OF
himself in tt cir polished sides. His big pump
kins, his choicest corn. his smoothest pota-
toes and the best OF his fruit he has laid care
fully by, and now he calls his better halt, the
wife. to look them all over to see II ne thinks
neighbor or can produce anything to
compete with them. She praises the cattle,
the vegetables and fruit and then she reminds
vegetables were growing that at Fair time
fall and winter goods. BE sure," he says,
land go to Barton's, tor you know that you
can always get the best goods there and some.
how don't you know your money always goes
little further there than anywhere else
"Well, que 81 amt going anywhere else noel
while Barton sells me stuff as he did last year.
Why. the shoes got there last tar time are
pretty good yet, and the ones got tor thol
children, well, never saw shoes wear thoI
way they did, and stockings-I got tho kidd
he sells pr. TOR 25c all around. and they wsro
better than any that got before 1t Ito . pr
and the underwear that I got there, never
saw the like declare 1 think. the man muse
have lost money for know that paid Goo b.
fore tor the same hind that he sold me for 2ac.
1 guess it Is because he buys IT direct from the
manufacturers, and L know he must or h.
couldn't ever get 80 much of it. Yer bet III
go there again and get my stuff. They are Al
ways SO busy there don't see how they ever
wait on Gil tho people. but they do some way
and the clerks are always % pleasant a.
ways feel to home there, and then they n.
ways have q nice place where we can leave
anything till after the Fair Ii out and yoR
don't have to Jug the things around. They do
say he has been selling things awful cheap
there all summer. hope he will have some
OF them left by the lime get there"
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-09-21

worked and managed. 1t is time for the far
mers and others to realize their interest and
| duties.
Mrs Amos Tyrleil has been quite poor
ly for the past few wee Ks.
A BEE represent alive stopped at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Charles Thomas,
last Tuesday. and was very kindly enter
tanned.
Mrs R. Roswell and son we're guests,
last week, OF Mrs Mary A. Tucker.
D. c. Garrison is having barn built,
24132 feet, with 14foot posts. Egpera
A. Bradley is doing the work.
Miss sabrina and Susie Acton OF White
Plains, N. Y. were guests last week OF MIR
and Mrs Michael Acton.
Perry smith, the merchant at Orion. began
his fall butcher1ng. last Tuesday. Mr. Smith
uses nothing but native beet and is prepared
to furnish the people OF this locality with all
kinds OF meat at reasonable prices.
The hard shower OF last Saturday night blew
Off the chimney OF Eugene Wards house
Fortunately 1t only struck Ithe cornice, dam
aging it little.
One morning last week, James Botsterd
spied gray fox just leaving his henhouse
with q chicken in his mouth. Mr. Botsford
ran for his gun and speedily dispatched the
animal.
Mark Bradley was the victim OF a peculiar
and painful accident about two weeks ago.
While out cutting brush. Mr. Bradley stepped
on a rolling stone and fell In such way as to
cut the calf OF his leg on the scythe. He is
able to get about with the aid OF a crutch.
Miss Libbie Benson, Miss Ida NC Arthur and
Master Gail Liner OF New York are ell guests
OF Mrs 8. Benson.
Mrs Nancy Curtis OF stever son is spending
q few weeks with Mrs Sarah Trowbridge.
Myron Thomas is frightening his house
with . nc " coat OF paint.
Mrs Samuel Dickinson OF Falls village is
the guest OF her son. H. 81. Dickinson.
Lee O Dickinson is putting in another large
s1lo In his barn. This Is the second one he
has built. Mr. Dickinson is a firm believer in
ensilage for keeping cattle.
H b. Dics moons peach orchard has done
well this season, having yielded between 800
and 1000 baskets OF fruit.
Mrs Downs OF New Haven, who has been |
spending the summer at 8. B. Smiths. has re
turned home.
A. McMillen's boy, Willie, is i'll with ty- |
phoid fever.
Quite number OF per sons about the station /
are suffering from chills and fever.
william Mckay, foreman of the stone cut |
,ers. has moved his family in.o the house ad
dining the Congregational church.
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Fairfield County.
NEW FAIRFIELD.

SEVENTY FIVE PER CENT OF THE APPI E
CROP RUINED.
The gale OF the 18th did much damage
by blowing 6 # fruit. 1t is estimated that
IS Per cent Of the apple crop is on the
ground.
The Registrars OF Voters met at the
Town hall on Thursday to receive names
of the voters to be made and the Board
of Selectmen and Registrars will meet
on Saturday to make voters.
Daniel Richmond is sick and it is fear
ed that it Is case of typhoid fever.
Legrand Beers and family are moving
to Danbury.
Mrs Melloy Of New York, who is living
in her summer cottage at Balls pond,
gave 5000 of the amount that was laised
at the Methodist camp meeting.
John Merriman returned to town and
stayed long enough to dispose of his
household goods.
Andrew Richmond has sold bis grow
ing crops to s. A. Barnum and moved
from the place where he was living.
Attorney A. T. Bates and family have
moved back to Danbury.
David Treadwell and family are in
New York.
Alfred Penny is running the Home.
stead creamery wagon until David Tread
we'll ia able to return to his place.
Miss Ella Brush has gone away to at
tend school.
Mrs Theodore Post has been sick but
ia able to be about again.
Daniel Murphy of Brooklyn, N. Y,
has another vacation and is in town again.
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REDDING.

AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.
Mrs W. L. Randall is suffering from the ef-
fects of q broken wrist.
Rev F. M. Moody is enjoying two weeks
vacation with her parents in New Haven.
Ernest Hill went back to Ohio on Monday.
ENJOY Sanford has been entertaining his
cousin, Fred Banks, OF New York tor the past
week.
William b. Burr Is having h1s house paint.
ed.
The Methodist church was closed last Sun
day. but next Sunday, September 20, all of the
services " i'll be held as usual.
Mr. and Mrs j. Teets, who have been spend
ing the summer at e. M. Sanford's, returned
to their New York home, this week