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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-16

grioloe ersielt, bab lie bic ruliii6e
Srubersudt bel g1eitem iibertroiIen
uno oas ameritanii6e 9olfsDerm0gen
beoeuteno eebOben bat. 9ieie Sielbe=
mubte 3udtridtuns fat ungeabnte
SrableiIiunaen ersielt: Die Sur6-
idnittsoauer fir oas SrabIabren iiber
cine eneliide Meile auf Dem 8ennplaB
in Buffalo betrug 2.22R Wlinuien i'm
Sabre 1885, 2.20R in 1887, 2.2O in
1890, 2.10k in 1891 uno 2.104 in
1882. 9iirSlib bat Elm In gDien an9e-
fiellier amerifanii6er Srainer in Sbl-
caqo brei Sraber sur 9lusIuBr getauIt,
bic allie brei Sraberretoros BON 2.14a
2.154 unb 2.15A Minuten batten.
Nod idneller iino bic eigentli6en paB=
edn9er, fir bic jebt Elm eisenes Stnt=
bud angels9t III. uno Die ben @etOro
BON 2 Minuten fir bic engliide Wletle
lanai erreidt 6aben. Ser Surdfdnitts=
preis fir Sraberbengiie lam auf 1860
bis 4200, fir SraberIiuten auf $40
biz 2l00 Mnrt. fir stpeiidbriae Goblen
auf 1850 Mort peranidldgt meroen.
Ser bodfe preis, oer je fir einen Sra.
ber gesahlt iporoen III, tuaren 525, 900
Mart fir ben 5enaii grion.
Sn ben Ser. Gtaaten ;dblt man
eiipa 20 9r0bere Sraberseliiite nit min-
beiiens je 20 Stuten, barunter ems in
Milmarltee nit 400 bis 500 Sbieren;
stn 9raberaeiiiit bel guffalO, q. D.
bat 554 pferbe. 9is 3abl Der felt
1882 I'M Stuibud ein9stragenen Sra-
berbeneHe betrdst 33, 900, Der Sraber-
fiuten 100000. Dom /. 6ebruar 1899
biz ]. Gebruar 1900 gingen 472 einge-
traeene Srater aus Gem Safen Netu
Yorf mad europa; tie prsiie oafiir
follen suiiden 800 bis IL, 500 Mart
geidmantt baben.
Seit 1891 III aud cine beionoere
3udteenriienidait fir oas umerifa-
niide &eitpIerb erridtst, cas- auf ben
1889 ssborsnen @Ollblutbenaf Dem
mari" suriidgefiibrt uirb. pis iebt
Iinb 1907 Seneiie unb 1721 Stutsn
sinsetragen; bic Sauptsudt iuirb In
Gentudp unb Miiiouri setrieben, ben
9urdidnittspreis fir einsn 0enef bie.
Ter 3u6t tam man auf 1860 bis $500
Wart beranidlasen. Sn ben lebten
Sabrsn iinb pisle pferbe aus Qentudp
fur bic engliide Reiierei bsjOsen NOR
ben. ga bas Sntereiis fur @eiten In
ben breiien Sdidten bes amerilani-
idsn Doltss neuerbings tuieber feheren
BoDen eefabt bat, 10 erparist man,
bab bic 3udt oisies pferbes nod be.
beuieno 3unebmen ipirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-16

elm 6pielden madt, I'm gu erfabren,
oh er oos Mabl boppelt su beSatlen Bot
pper oh es ibm umiOni iiberlanen iper-
ben muB. Gsbt Elm sOpftragenbes edtes
giaerl in ben Gleioern, beren Stidereien
ihon ieineu llr-urgrobbater ent3hdt
baben mogen, on feiiliden Sa9en fpas
sieren, 10 1T er BON einem @efolge bon
Sienern umeebsn. Sn Der linten Sanb
bolt ct faii INNER einen fleinen 3weig,
auf benz elm braunss 06gelden iiBt.
9ieien tefieberien 9ealeiter idleubert
or alle so Sdritt bod in bic 0uft.
9as Sbierden idwirrt luiiig ein tuenig
umber, fdiebt oanI pl0bli6 berab unb
ldbt iid, nadoem es elm 26rnden bon
ben 9ippsn ieines 8ebieiers senommen
bat, fpieber auf ben 3meis nieoer. Sies
III bic lisbHe 8eidditisung bes gigerls.
Man iebt, aud bic dinefii9en 9anbps
iinb iebr eeilireide Qeute
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-16
Gin SanSbudI ocr djirefiid1en
3rieo8fuuit,


Die dinsiiiden Oifisiere letnsn bic
arisgstlnH aus Qsbrbiidern, bic gum
gr0Bten Sbeile Dor Der driiiliden 3eit-
re6nung perfaBi tpuroen, uno bon ipel-
den einiee 5000 Sabre oft iinb. 9is
.Noupelle Repue" analpiirt zines bon
bieisn 2ebrbiidern, ben rSun.9ie. !"
9as Gbaratteriiiiide Der dineIiiden
ariessiunH lit. bob Der Seeriiibrer Dor
@llem Iiiiiee 2unasriiie CUR anwen.
buns brinsen mub, bic nidt INNER
einen edit militdriiden Gbaratter baben.
Wlit benz 6sinbe unterbanbeln. ibn gu
unterrebunssn berloden. BEL uelden
man ibn niecermebelt; bic gefen in
isinem Eager perfiibrsn uno bic 2afer-
baftsn beiieden, 3wietradt fden, bic
2ebensmittel auffansen, bic 9er3en
,bur9 bic Nrisn elmer iinnliden Wlu.
IT. unb burd 3uienouna bon Grausn
idlaif iusrben laffen; falide Nadrid.
ten perbreitsn, bic Silfsmittel aufbal.
ten, iid Wiibe geben, oab Der 0eino in
ieinsm Eager iei, ipenn er i'm Gelbe
iein mlbte, unb umgeiebrt: bas finb
bic beaen Wittel, I'm su iisssn. Gurd
Iolde Wittei, au tuelden nod feierlide
6alIdfdmiire binjutamen, bot 2is
Sung.Gbana bic 9ai-ptnes asbdnbiat.
nnb etniae bon bisien Ratbfdldgen
iinb tuirilid bortrefflid. Nber baneben
eibt es anoere. bic aud edit militdriId
iinb. Msnn man jsbnmaI sablreider
III als Der 6sinb, muB man ibn umain.
eeln; tuenn man fiinfmal Sablreider
IN, mub man bas Seer 10 aufiiellen,
baB man i'm 3ur rehten 3eit BON bier
Geitsn onersifen fann. Wenn man nur
etpas itdrfer IN als er, mub man lid
bomit besniisen, bas sieene Deer in
atuei Nbtbeilungsn ju tbeilen bas III
bas prinaip Der Reisrpen). Wenn man
iduddsr III, foil man fid bemuben.
iid In Sidsrbeit ,u brinaen. Die
alusbeit uno bic 5yeffleieit elmer tleinen
Sdaar lann iIbit cine grobe armee
ermiiben uno he3mingen.~ Gin Seer.
fiibrsr lam ben aanaen Gtaat su
0runoe ridten, iuenn sr bic aruppsn
jur unridtiasn Sabres3sit ms Gslb
;ieben ldbt, tpsnn er bic Geeenben, in
iuslde sr iie Iiibren ioll. ni&t 9snau
iennt, ipenn er bic Goloaien nidt ior9.
lam perpropiantirt. 9ie mabre Slid.
tieisit zines Generals belsbt barin,
feline ManOper aebeim gu balten uno
oasseen Sag fAr Sag ieben @dritt bes
Geinbss su tennsu. go tuirb es i6m
gelinaen, ben 6sino bDrtbin 3u loden,
mo- er i'm babsn mill. gr ipirb i'm auf
Elm Gdladtislb iiibren. mo bic Spibe
uno Der Nadtrab, Der rsdie uno Der
linie Gligel iid nidt baltsn ibnnen.
Sollte man nidt 9lau6sn. bab bier
Sannibal. Der bette qipdoloee unter
ben eroben Sesriiibrsrn css alter'
ibums. cosr iresno Elm mobernes
arisssasnis CUTE RatbIdldse ertbeilt?
TisIe 2sbrsn biloen tbatfddlid boa
siuiae u uno o Der 9risesfunf. Bran
mub lie um 10 mebr bsmunbern, tusnn
man bebenii, bab Gun.9ie, Der lie
formulirts, Der 3eitaenoiIe Der halbwtl-
ben 2risesr mar. bic iid In Der xSltas"
ees'nisitie beIdimpIen unb It'd uis
aiis Qostbsr 3anlsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-16

fir bas engere, ioiuie fir bas tpelter.
0aterlano einiieben iucllen nit Wori
uno 3bui ! 9Sir 9eutfde tpollen uns
tpsbrsn. psnn cine frspelnbe Sanb es
beriuden iollte. aud nur onjutaifen
cine Sdolle oentIder Grbe llnb 3ll
bieiem 3iucds baben mir Sdiiben uns
3unGtbH Dir Snno gu rei9en: mir mol
len einiteben nit Gut uno 8lut uno
miiroig Iein bem Worbilbe Der osuti6en
Gricaer. wclde 1918. 1914 unb 1915
nit ibrsm Dilute fir Die Jreifeit
Gsutidlanps gooen geoiingtl" 9as
sriis beutide 9unoesidieben fano bonn
13. bis gum 20. Suli 1862 In 6rant'
furt q. W}. Iiatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-16

9as erie beutide S9hten.
fen fanh am 20. Muguf Dor 40 Sab-
rsn in 90ln itatt. Wertrsten marsn
babel auBer Gsutidlanb bic S4weiJ
Beleien. Sollanb unb gnelano. Tk
Sdieb,arte toiisie 8 9balsr. Nuber
l84 Nebsnprsii,n bon 1000. 800, 300.
200 Sbolsrn uno tisfsr, mar als 6aupt'
preis-oas SdloB Sdiibsnburg aufee'
iiellt. oas l8 Worasn umfabte uno
einsn Wertb BON SO, 600 Sbalern batiA
Gir ben @eiit Der bumuIis,n 3sit iprs-
den bic Norie. bic Der 96lner S1lbe
sDilis an bic SsiissnoFen ri9tsis:
.gDir iuOllsn Osreint i.in gum S9ubs
unisres beutidsn Daterlanbes, fur ben
Gall Der Gsfabri 9as, msin. Serren,
foil Der sriie prsis unisrss 6efes isin,
bab mir nod ben S9isbtassn bon elm.
anosr ideiosn nit b,m Oefnbl I'm
guien: mir iino iiammpsrmonois Bril-.
Der. mir iino bufar bsasiiisrt, bab mir
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-16
3as umamaenebmite 9eioen

lit iudenber 6autausiblas. Uses
balb alip oaInit bebaftet iein, tpenn
Bucklen Arnica Salve ielbit Die
ldtpierieiten sSdlle beilt? Sic bat
idpn 9auienoe aebeilt. 0as bette
Wtittel fir ufene unb 8rano=@un=
ben uno 6autzIusihlaa. Breis %
cts. per Sda6tel. 0eillln9 miro
earantirt. gu baben bel S. Salteger
& Sphn. Yroauilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-16

Sic ruffiide SifeI biloet,
iuenn lie jung sei9nitten iuirb, elm
eutes Sutter. 60 iuenigitens lautet bas
einliimmiss urtbeil Der GARNER bon
aanIas uno Colorado. 8utterprobuaen.
ten erahien Die pilanSe als cine 3utrdg'
lide Speiie fir aiite, aud pirb lie
bon G6aien germ sefreiien. Ruifiide
Oilieln, bic na6 Der 9eireibeernte auf-
ibisBsn. geben ein ausse3eidnetes Win'
teriuiter liir oas Hinbpieb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-16
Die @ebrlber gribe

- Die @ebriioer Sri 5 e +
baben in ibrem @elbdftslotal in Der
Gpmmerce>StraBe cine slusitellung
ppn 9iamanten, 8olos uno Silber@
maaren, Sancp=glrtiteln &C.. Die Ses
Der leben ipllte, Der Slr Snternatio=
nalen Ssair nah San glntoniu
fpnlirlt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-16

Gd)te McNaeiter. Gaele HaB-
uno glntbracits9oblen 81 ben biz
ligiteu Warftpreiien bel Der
Suniet gSuoo 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-16
0mlf Stpre Sabn.
VI B : O hrt.

Ab fabrt.
glah Stodoale. tdalidl. auseenommen
Sonntags. S:OO Sorln.
Nntunft.
8on Stodoale. tdstid,. ous9enommen
SUnntdqs. s............3:O 3:OU Radlrl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-16

~. &. & Z. Nabn.
VI Bin hrt.

Rad @aco, Sort @ortb. Dallas, aanias
Gitp, ct. 9ouis unb Chicago. taglidl,
e. ~ G. u. y. Depot .7:45 Wprgens.
9tad) 8nep, Sort @orth Dallas &c. (uom
Suniets TepDt) 500 Mbenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-16

,,@robmntter'S Thee" perid,1neri
ben 1cint. 25c bei alien Irugniften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-16

Bon Chicago. ct. 9ouis. aanias 9itp,
Dallas. Sort @ortb nno ssaco, tislid
(Suniet Depot 1890. $50 Born.
Son s9acu, Sort 4Drtb, Dallas &C. e.
u. & u. q. 9epotl -. 1920 Nbenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-16
: Gin Verliuer Gbepaar (eine

- Gin Yerliner Gbepaar (eine
,feine 5amilie bate iib ppr bem
Qanoeeribt luegen ipitematiiber
Branoi6abllna gbens 5si Duans.
Der bis ppr Sturgeon Der hineiiiben
@eianotihaft pon Berlin attabirt
tpar uno Dor ibrer Berbeiratbung sl
Der sSrau anerfannternaBen in inti=
men gesiebuneen aeitanoen bate.
sr Ueranttuorten. Die Guinabnte
oes 5batbeitanoes seiate, oaB Der
gbineie Die aanse glusitattllng ees
itelt unb Dem @bemann nuh 10000
Nit. baar geaeben bate. Die 5uroes
rungen batteu aber bort nod nibt
ibr gnoe erreibt uno oer glttabe,
Der balb oarauf nab China Spg, leate
bic Sade Der StaatSanpaltidaft
pur. Dos Yemeismaterial beitano
aus duBerf nmiiianten 2iebesbriefen
,tpilhen benz Ittahe uno Dem sSraus
ensimmer.
- glntun Gang. Der Sberamner=
aauer Bauer. tuelber im Bailions=
ipiel ben Gbaratter bes gbriitus
BARTLETT, bat bas @eriiht. Dab oas
Spiel nah ben Der. Staateu ee.
braht lperoen iol, fir nDlli9 ans Der
Quft aearifieu ertldrt. gr alaubt,
oos oaS @erhht ieinen llriprltng in
Der Ibatiahe bat. oaB er in Der
ndditen Belt 8om sn beiuben se'
oentt.
- Yrdiioent 9riiaer bat an Boro
oes bulldnbiihen 9reusers ~@eloers
lano" ben 0aien BON 2orenSo Wtarz
oues perlaiien. 9r miro iuabrldein'
lid, in Warieille lanoen. @s beitds
tiot Iid) nibt. oab bic franS0iiide
Reaieruna aesen oieie 2anoung pro-
teitirt babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-16
u utun ( t.
Son Rpro<3 eras, ct. Qpuis unb Chicago
q. u. Il u. q. Sabn.
Nbfohrt.

Nah @alpeiton, Souiton unb guero tag
lia. .S:45 Born.
Nab Corpus gbriiti, glranias YaB mno
Beepille tdalih 800 Nabm.
Nacb Borne nmo aerrpille. tdglid, aus.
genummen Sonntags . .2:45 gtahm.
Nab Borne unb aerrpille. Sonntags. -.
Nntunft
Bon @alpefon. 6puiton unb Guero tag
lid 100 glbenbs.
Bon Corpus Gbriiti, Nranias YaB unb
Beeuille tdqlid]. LOO HadIrfl.
Bon Borne uno aerrpiae. tdelif, aus
genomnten Sonntags. -. 1855 SDrm.
Bon Borne unb Sterrnille, Sonntass, -.
500 Nbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-16
S. & o. ~. Sabn.
N L { -
Somtbern Yacific Nabm.
" bfa brt.
q b { q brit.

Wacb 9ietp Orleans, Souitun nno Gal
peifUn tiglidl. l2.00 Mittags.
Rah gl 9aio, Californian unb Merito
J.UU SUlHI.
Nah Noro-3eIas. ct. 9ouis unb gbiea'
90 katy Flyer ...... 800 Gbenos.
Nntunft.
Son Rorb-5eras. ct. 9ouis unb Chicago
Katy Flyer ........ $3.50 Ntor9ens.
Ypn gietu Orleans, SpuItDn unb 9al-
oeitpn tdglidj dj....... 4:45 Nahm.
Bon 81 Baio. Galiiprnien uno Wierifo
.7:30 Nbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-16
4auieuo 2uuneu

iinb nibt imitanoe Der 5reuoe glus.
orud su aeben, Die Nnnie 6. Sprin=
ger BON philadelphia entpfano, als
"Dr. Kings New Discovery" 1ie
pDn einem graBliben 0uiten beilte,
Der ibr ieit Sabren oas 2eben sur
2ait niabte. Sic ihreibt: v3atoem
es feinen meiner Gerste gelungen
mar, mir 2inoeruns gu perifaffen,
beleitiets DR.. Kings New Disco
very balo nab oem eriten @ebralib
bic Sbmersen in meiner 8ruit; ib
fam iebt wieoer, ieit lan9er Belt,
rubig idlafen. DR.. Kings New
Discovery miro aarantirt ale
6als- Bruit= nno Qunsen=4eioen 81
beilen. Yreis so Gent uno 81. Bro.
beilaihen frei bel s. Salteuer &
Sobn, 9rueuiiten.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-07

Ella Johnson and Miss Sadie Nash of New Haven spent Thanksgiving with Abram Nash and family.
 Work is progressing on the state road, which ia to extend from . point near Abram Nash's residence to the corner in the immediate vicinity of Mrs Mary Bates'.
 After spending several weeks in town Howard Castle has recovered his health, suffi oiently to return to his business in New York.
 Thanksgiving day, Mrs Susan Nelson entertained Mr and Mrs J. K. Nelson of New York, Mr and Miss Castle of Nor walk.
 Emil Noren of New York enjoyed the Thanksgiving hospitality of Gustave Johansen, returning to his home, Sun day evening.
 Charles Olmstead of Branchville, c. L.. Olmstead and family of New Haven and A. H. Howe and family were Thanks giving guests of MT and Mrs c. A. Jen- hinge.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-07
Fairfield County.
9BORG ETOWN.

LITTLE BOSTON AND UMPAWAUG.
 Mrs Ere wster entertained her .eister, Mrs Robbins, from New York, last week.
 Miss Sarah Coley enjoyed a Thanks giving dinner with Mrs Churchwell.
 Leroy Osb ,rn is suffering with severe attack of rheumatism.
 Mr and Mrs Henry Beers spent Thanks giving with their daughter in Bridge port.
 William Mix of Wallingford yisited his daughter, Mrs A. E. Banks, last week. Mr and MrsL. B. Benedict and A. E. Banks and family spent Thanksgiving day with Rev and Mrs Moody in Bedding.
 Sylvester Albin died at his ::home on Peaceable street, last week.
 Eli Osborn :.has gone to Usica, N. Y., to spe n l the winter with his daughter.
 THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
 Mrs 8. 5. Jennings recently entertain ed her cousin' Mis- woodruff Of Bsidge' port.
 Mrs L J. Beach and Rev R. J. Beach ate turkey with friends at Greens Farms. William R. Bennett and wife of New Jersey were guests of Mrs Msry Beers oi Branchville, last week. The ladies of the Methodist church will hold Christmas sale at the parson. age, Thursday after ooon and evening December 13.
 Mrs w. D. Gilbert of Derby was the Thanksgiving guest of Mr and Mrs Elbert Patterson, remaining until Monday. MT and Mrs Ebert Avery of South Sa lem, Mr and Mrs Samuel Nash, Misa
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-07
GREENFIELD HILL.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

ITEMS OF INTEREST.
 Mrs G. E. Lover has gone to the Bridgeport hospital to be doctored. It is hoped she may return entirely cured. Eddie Lover has had vary bad finger. caused by beingihurt.
 Miss Cora Bulkley has been spending a few days with her friend, Miss Georgia Gould.
 A Thanksgiving gathering was hel d at William Burr'e.
 Mrs Henry l.. Burr is able to sit up awhile. Mrs Pardee Is caring for her.
 Miss Georgia Gould has been nursing a bad hand the past 10 days, caused by being bitten by dog. Eugene B. Burr and family returned home from Brooklyn, Monday, where they had spent very pleasant two weeks stay among relatives.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-07
SHERMAN.

ITEMS BRIEFLY NOTED.
 Leander Brownell is shingling his barn. Mrs Nellie Hoag and little son have been visiting Hr and Mrs D. B. Mallory.
 Rennsalaer Wooding's funeral was held at the lNcrsh church on Saturday after noon.
 Mrs N. J. Briggs. herj mother and Misses Clara and Eleanor attended the birthday day party of Miss Washburne's brother on Thanksgiving day, it being his 5Oth birthday. Twenty five persons partook of the bountiful rerast.
 Mrs M. s. Briggs and Miss Clara Briggs went to Danbury on Monday.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-07
WESTON.
THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.

THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGETs
 Miss Ada Burr has spent few days in Greenfield.
 A son was born, last week, to MT and Mrs W. A. Barrett.
 Mrs Orlando Andrews has entertained her brother from New Jersey.
 Miss GeorGfe Banks of Greenfield has visited Mrs Frederick Banks.
 About 20 guests enjoyed Thanke9tv- ing dinner with Mrs Enma Sturgee. Mrs Sturges has also been entertaining for week her brother, Granville Nichols, and family, from New York.
 Mrand Mrs George Barrett of Nor walk and two grandsons have spent . few days ~ith Mrs Dennis Chase.
 Mrs w. B. Morehouse, who Is slowly recovering from long illness, entertained her sisters, Mrs Fitch and Miss c. l. Wakeman, from New York, last week.
 The annual meeting of the Congre- gational church society was held on Mon day, at l p. m.
 Orlando Andrews has returned from hunting trip In New York state.
 Friends tfrom Westport have visited
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-07

t00lT 0OW6
 The Whist club met with Nr and Mrs J. Wesley Wells, last week. Miss Sadie Kellogg won the lady's prize and J. Wesley Wells the gentleman's prize. =
 The Whist club met at MT and Mrs Vail's, December 6.
 Fl. W. Andrews, who has been away on Grange business, Is expected home, Monday, for few days.
 Charles B. Cummings, who recently resigned his position with the Sturdevant and is visitipg with friends in Danbury.
 Hon Samuel Sherms received aninvi- tation from the president and faculty of Trinity college to attend the opening of their new building ''The Hall of Nat ural Historv"ehe dedication to take place December q. MT Sherman accepted the invitation.
 l.. J. Stufdevant entertained friends from New Haven, last week.
 Mir and 1rs W. B. Roe entertained Mrs Roe's parenss, Mr and Mrs 8. F. clsrk of soqthvi3le, T Thsnk'g5ving S.,l. day: day; Thanksgiving with, friends in New Ha- Miss Nora Meyers of New Milford was 2 guest of her father, Martin Meyers,
 E. s. Hatch of Kellogg street has flue crop of tobacco which he has not sold yet.
 The Sturdeyant Store Co.,, is now pre-. pared to make business lively at their etore. Give them . call and see what they can do for you.
 Miss Huldah Stevens Is having . new Ice house built on her place occupied bv Qustave Ehl. The ice house Is 2Ox25 feet. Charles Hatch is doing the e rpen- ter work.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-07

New York were at D. P. Rhoades' home on King street, last week.
 The Ne Plus Ultra Whist club were entertained, this week, by Mrs Reuben Gret at her home in Bridgeport.
 Samuel Axtell and family of Morris. town, N. J., were guests of Mr Patterson on Thanksgiving day at his home on Pat terson avenue.
 The following named persons have been SC ected as officials of the Neighbor- hood chul ch: : Lewis Burritt, Charles R. Hill and Newton Reed, elders; W. D. Hotchkiss, Thomas Reed, Walter Hine, deacons; Mrs c. J. Porter, Mrs Charles Blakeslee and Miss Nellie Wheeler, dea- conesses.
 Rev William Je fttiee, . former pastor of the Methodist church, now located at Miamus, was in town, last week, renew ing old friendships.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-07

have been Q one-sided affair either, as tho bolo is A terrible weapon at close Quar-
 teIs. We'll we stayed at Cafcsr for five
 days expecting trouble, but n )thing hap. pened 80 we returned to Nags.
 Last Saturday took another trip into
 tho mountains, this time with only 10
 men. was sent out by Capt Evans. who
 is In command here, to find Lieut. Hunt,
 who had gone into the hills the day be-
 fore with his native volunteers. It had been reported that band of lneurgents had been sent in his direction, co vas sent out to lind him and report it. I left here Saturday afternoon and marched until evening. making camp in little town about ten miles from NaGa. Early the next morning we fourd Lieut. Hunts trail, and started In to osertake him, we ranges, and had our noon.dav meal on one of tue highest peaks on the inland. Started out again In the afternoon with the sun bliStering us as every step.
 About o'clock we caught sight of Lieut. Hunt on range about mile away from us. We attracted his attention by firing . gun and half an hour later We caught up with him. He had four insurgents
 whom he had captured on st the vet pot eosse @;.s him he VA making for . small town near by, 50 we pushed on with hfn to the town. When We arrived there, he had some messages he wanted wired as soon as possible, 50 I started out with my detachment for CarcaI, eight miles aWsy. I marched antl 8 o'clock In the evening. When we arrived at Carcar. had the messages sent enA then went to quarters tired out after DaIehhg 25 miles over mountains fn enc day. Ihe next morning Lieut. Hunt came tn WitA
 his Hative volunteers and Ve all lefe Car. car and started for Nags. Ny men took
 the lead and we made up our minds to
 find out how fast the natives could walk.
 I was on the lead and set pace of near
 ly four ntfles an hour. We marched four miles without stop and by that time we
 had the natives strung out for distance
 of nearly two miles. We'll we kept the
 pace up the whole distance of IA miles,
 only stopping now aud then for few
 minutes rest. By the time we reached
 Naga, there were only five of the natives
 with 9e, the rest kept coming in for
 nearly two hours afterwards. That
 plainly elbows that when the natives are
 armed AAd loaded down as we are, they
 can't stand as much hard work as the Americans. When we arrived in 1aga we
 found the boat in with the Inspector
 General and che Paymaster. In the af.
 ternoon the Company was inspected in heavy march!p0 order, and then put
 through the diNeEeut drills. This morn. ing We received 0Hf pay and now all ot
 the men feel like milli0nAries for about half an hour, then it will be gone again.
 Will close noW.-lB. D. FoaioiS.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-07
STAMFORD,
MISS DAVIS-MR ADAMS.

MISS DAVIS-MR ADAMS.
 A very pretty wedding took place at the Lundy's Lane Baptist church, Thanksgiving evening. The parties most interested in the event were Miss Anna Davis of this place and Robert Adams of Bridgeport. Rev J. w. Ford perfe rmed the marriage ceremony in his usual happy manner in the presence of 8 large number of the friends of the bride aud groom. Alter the ceremony recep- tion was held at the future residence of MT and Mrs Adams on Stratford avenue and bounteous supper served the invi- ted guests. The many friends of the newly married couple will wish them all the happiness possible in their new rela- ti0n.
 Miss Margaret Dibble has been spend- ing @ few days in Saybrook.
 The Down Town Euchre club met Tuesday evening with Mrs George Mea- chen of South avenue.
 Miss Florence Allen entertained par ty at whist one evening of last week, at her home on Fact Broadway.
 Ernest Clake of Providence, R. l., has visited Mrs Davis of North avenue, dur ing the past week.
 Mrs J. w. Peterkin and daughter of
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-07
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