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The Newtown bee., 1901-10-04
LITCHFIELD COUNTY
BANTAM.
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.
The circle of Kings Daughters met
with the president, Mrs Fillmore
Brown, last week Friday evening.
Another grade.has been added to the
school here with Miss Edith Moore as
teacher
Edgar F. Wedge has been drawn to
serve as one of the jurors at the next
term of court, which opens at Itch
field Tuesday, October l.
The grist mill has been moved from
it's former location to the top of the
hill near the main road, and is to be
run by electricity.
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Bissell of Fond
du Lac, Wis, are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs w. II. Doyle.
Arthur Morey and George Glenn
mons were in Buffalo, last week, at
the Pan-American exposition.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Morey were in
New Haven and Woodmont visiting, a
few days last week.
Miss Gussie Stausebach has gone to
Wilmington, Del, to visit her brother,
Henry Stausebach.
Miss Grace GrisWold returned tC
Philadelphia, Tuesday, for another
year in the Baptist training school for
Christian work.
Mrs Albert Hallock is quite sick.
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You Can
LeadaHOE:Se

to water but you can't
make him drink.
You can't make him eat
either. You can stuff food in
to a thin mans stomach but
that doesn't make him use it.
SCOTS Emulsion can make
him use it. How? By max
ing him hungry, of course:
SCOTS Emulsion makes thin
bodyhungryallover. Thought
a thin body was naturally hum
cry didn't you? Well it isn't.
A thin body is asleep-not
working-gone on a strike.
1t doesn't try to use it's food.
SCOTS Emulsion wakes it
up-puts it to work again
making new flesh, That's the
way to get fat.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, 400 Pearl St, N. Y
SOC and SI.oo; all druggists
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NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
SOUTHPORT.
ITEMS OF LOCAL NOTE.

ITEMS OF LOCAL NOTE.
The Lane Brothers from Great Bar
ringtOn, Mass, have been delivering
their crayons, which give perfect sat
isfaction. They are kind and Obliging
gentlemen and do just as they agree.
Mrs Lydia A. Crofton arrived, Mon
day evening, at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs B. g. Pope.
Mrs G. r. Edwards has been spend
ing few days with Mrs NJ. S. Atwood.
Walter G. Davenport of Roxbury
was in town, Monday and Tuesday.
Henry Wells has been working for
Lee f. Armstrong of Christian street.
Harmon Morgan has been digging
his potatoes, raised on land of Frank
lin Nichols.
Fred Wheeler and Charles Judd are
both driving team for Homer w. At
wood and Miss Phebe Hubbell is as
sisting about the store.
Harmon Morgan and Henry Wells
have been picking corn for George E..
Garlick and son.
Mrs Lester D. Thompson spent last
Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs j.
U. Strong.
George Garlick, ST., has been suffer
ing with rheumatism in the back.
Benjamin Strong raised his horse
barn, last Saturday.
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A NIGHT OF TERROR.

lawful anxiety was felt for the wild.
ow Of the brave General Burnham OF
Machias, Me-, when the doctors said
she would die from pneumonia before
morning." writes Mrs S. H. Lincoln,
who attended her that fearful night,
but she begged for DR. Kings New
Discovery, which had more than once
saved her life, and cured her of con-
sumption. After taking, she slept all
night Further use entirely cured
her." This marvellous medicine is
guaranteed to cure all throat, chest
and lung diseases. Only SOC and 81. 90.
Trial bottles free at R. II. Beers & Co.,
NewtOwn; William J. Beehler, Brook
field; A. B. Fancher, Hawleyville.
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SOUTH BRITAIN.

Mr. and Mrs c.. B. Pierce attended
the Waterbury fair.
Miss MedOra Pierce returned home,
Tuesday, from New York, where she
has been spending week with Mrs
Hubbell.
A. N. Bronson has built silo.
The Pennsylvania school, which has
been closed two years, re-opened, Mon.
day, September %, with Miss Amber
as teacher.
Ezra Pierce, with his gasoline en-.
CINE and men, helped A. N. Bronson
fill his silo, last Saturday.
Mrs Caroline Pierce from Chicago
has been visiting her son, John Pierce.
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Sherman. Stepney Depot, Sd.

CLASS TWELvE-POULTRY
Coop Barred Plymouth Rocks, O. G.
Shelton, lSt.
Coop Barred Plymouth Rocks, En-
nest S. Sherman, Trumbull, I'd.
Coop Barred Plymouth Rocks
George w. Knight, Huntington, Sd.
Silver Wyandotte, Ernest S. Sher
man, Trumbull, 1st.
White Wyandotte, Ernest S. Sher
man, Trumbull. 1st.
Brahma Cochin, Thomas Bergen
Shelton, LIST.
Black African, Thomas Bergen, Shell
ton, LIST.
Pair Turkeys, D. Mcclure, Hunting
ton, LIST.
Yellow Cochin, Frank Witskowsky
Trumbull, 1st
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SOUTHVILLE.
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

r.. w. Smith spent one day last
week in Berkshire.
Mrs S. +. Clark and Mrs Richmond
of New Milford called at &. w. North
rop's, last Monday.
Mrs Bedan of Brookfeld spent last
week at Mrs D. Barnum'S.
A number from this place patroniz-
ed the Dickinson peach orchard in
Purchase district.
Mr. and Mrs D. Barnum entertained
their uncle. H. Somers of Brookfeld.
and cousin, e. Andrews of Danbury.
a portion of last week.
Mr. and Mrs j. WentSch of Purchase
district were guests of A. Worden s
family, last Monday.
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Women Must
Sleep.


If you are dangerously sick what is
the first duty of your physician He
quiets the nervous system, he deadens
the pain, and you sleep well.
You ought to know that when you
ceased to be regular in your courses,
grow irritable without cause, and
pass sleepless nights, there is serious
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w atertOwn, ct
A. K. Partridge,

NEW
General Truckman. Baggage transferred
Pianos and Furniture moved with special care
Office as heretofore at p. NJ. Cassedy's. Tele-
phone 4-2 office; 34-3 house.
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trouble somewhere, and nervous pros
tration is sure to follow.
You ought to know that indigestion,
exhau III ii n, womb displacements,
fainting, dizziness, headache, an d
backache send the nerves wild with
alright, and you cannot sleep.
Mrs. Hartley, of 221 w. Congress St.,
Chicago, ILL.,, whose portrait we pub
lsh, suffered all these agonies, and
was entirely cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound; her case
should be a warning to others, and
her cure carry conviction to the minds
of every suffering woman of the I'M
failing efficiency of Lydia E. Plnkham's
Vegetable Compound.
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sOUTHBURY.
THE LOCAL NEWS BUDG EFT.

THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.
The school at Pennsylvania was
opened, Monday, after being closed for
several years. Miss Marion Amber
has been engaged as teacher for the
ensuing year.
Walter Harrison of Waterbury has
moved into the house with E. J. Rich
mOnd. Mr. Harrison has recently pur-
chased the place formerly occupied by
Thomas Wolcott. but will not take pos
session until spring.
Blacksmith futile has a cat which
has REACHED the remarkable age of II
years and is still able to catch mice
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and perform all the antics of a younger
cat.
R. B. Hlcock, Mr. and Mrs G. w.
Brewer, Miss Daisy Osborne and
Charles Stone were among the visitors
to the Pan-American during the past
week. Merchant H. r. Stone expects
to start for Buffalo in a few days.
Little Carrie May WOlcOtt, who has
been SO seriously i'll, seems somewhat
improved.
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NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

L. C. Smith has accepted position
with Burr Hawley & Co.. of Stepney,
and began his work there. last Monday.
Arthur Sanford killed a red adder
with 26 young ones, last week. near
the home of L. b. Smith.
The New England Quartz Co. are re-
placing the old dam with a new one
and expect very soon to start the fac
tory.
Mr. and Mrs Emerson Potter were
week.
S. B. Smith has in his orchard u
"Ben Davis" apple trees heavily load
ed with apples. He estimates he will
harvest about 25 or 30 barrels from
them. The sight is SO unusual this
year it is worth while going to see.
Robert McKeever haSan unusual fine
crop of potatoes in spite of the damp
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BRIDGEWATER.

Miss Margaret May left, last week,
for N Norwich, where she is to visit friend
for several weeks.
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ROXBURY.
THE LADIES ARE TO VOTE.

A number of ladies were made vot-
ers last week, especially those who
were interested in the school question:
The subject of Town management and
consolidation of districts in being agi-
tated, and everybody having any in
terest in the school question should
turn out on Town meeting day and ex-
press their opinion with the ballot.
The much discussed road matter and
other road items promise to make the
next town meeting one Of special in
terest and Importance.
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ROYAL Blue LINE.
RY.
Schedule corrected 20 November 8. 1901
LIN. ------ In - -------- .-------


Trains leave from PeuGsylvzu5z station.
sol A. "a DAILY Local for Iar-ls01lrl-z. Var
reut0n. Charlotte, a2i way stations
HIS n Daily L. 5 Fast Nail sleeping
cars &c New Orleans, Columbia. >8F11aah. aid
Jacks EvilIe. uniting Salisbury With sleeper l1c
Asleviile. Ch4t-alOoSa. an Memphis ard a.
Charlotte, sikh sleeper for Augusta. Solid trail
1sh-ng-Cn % NEE U--t4as- Dining car se-s-1r-
49, O. NJ Daily Local tCr Nzr.elrca and
Charlottesville.
4:CI ?. m Week DAYS Local FOR Fr0n- Royal
Str1s5urE. and ria ll-Ou5u. s.
+-sJ p- d. Daily Local tlr Wlrsncnu and
Ch1rlCtte=viLe
ESQ p. m Daily. wasafu. --a and Chattar5oza
Limited WA LyuchbarEI. Sleeping CARS D. El-1-
Cke Knoxville. Chst-aECoEz. Neuulls. and NeH
Orleans Through Coaga 10 Memphis Dining car
service
g55 D. n Daily y 7 8 Fla Express. Sleep
Lax cars O. Augusta wiru connections for A5keA
and Charla--1u. and CD Atlanta >sssnuah jack
scHvlIg. and Port Tampa IL r1gh coaches 90
Jacksonville and Atlanta Uniting 90 EauviIle
with Pr -rl1 ,leerers from Richmond and Nor
folk for Charlotte. To-rls- sleeper Washington %
san Fraul-z.a Mondays. ciEes-lys. and Fr--sg s.
Ilull- Car Service
los ,. T. Daily. Nash nytea ana Southwest.
e-r Limited she only extensively Fl-I--En TAIN
between pl=aiug-1l and the >u-th- Sleeping
r.-- 20 A--.gl..l Knoxville. tAa----lu-a. ana
Nashville and % Atlanta. Mason. B-ulaE l-zn
g.---..zs Ngu--luerE- Nla--c and New Orleans
,lgs' car WasA-a-J-a 90 Atlanta Dining ozr
service
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SEAB0ARDAlR LINE RY.

'II0TtaI IItV Elrtc-"
Leave Washington. Peunl- r. r Station
U.0tA. n. FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY. NAlI.-Usr1l-h pgiraaa S.eepe-s
% JIcs-aE~-ilr, cna-r--r-s, -
Hamlet wE-s Pm Imam sleeper % Atlanta
6:5 p 81 FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. LIMITED Through ru.-uuau sleep
e. Tampa ana Atlanta
These trains offer excellent saEeluleS and services
To- FeJer-..lr-- Raleigh southern Pines PIN
hur-l. Camden C..-unll. savannah. joss o.
vile. and all Florida points Charlotte Ar.e1S,
Atlauta N.v Orleans. CaIttIuooSa. Nl-.lrl-le.
points West auI ~a~...~r,t
1:SO a. rd. L0CN - Petersburg. Raleigh.
DAILY. southern Pines IH-1eHl---f. Ham,
lgr. and -1tr--rediatr points
Once. 1888 Y y ave and Pr1u1. r. r oii-eS-
T. r l. BUNCH ~. 70 NNlL-
Gr-lra. PAS Agent. tfele-zl As=aL
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

y W yIERELE. Agent. I229 Penna- Ave. Wash
inEt9n. d. C.
From Ocean o. Ocean To all points in Canadl
and the United States northwest
ACCOMMODATIONS JN-y RPASSED
Connecting at Naala.aer with the Steamship
% the Empress Line for
JAPAN. CHINA and the PHILIPPINES
also with che Canadian Aust-a.llu Line for the
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS and AUSTRALIA
For rates ana descriptive pamphlets apply 90
W w. NarkIe Agent
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& CHIC R,R,

scIeI's-e n ercCt IlIT ). I3JI-
Lave v,sb.-l-.-- Ns,y Iz-.ay Ave and e Il
Ct7--g., mi \ ---f,r.-s 80 - a "a. r--c- q u
C7-r7--sr5 - T---is ami I--I-snsr1IIs -i8-t,5
sg-s5 m II b. .ir6-
-, - l--,-.l.-4 $3.50 .s.11 %
- $500.
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RAILROADS
Washington, Alexandria
and
Saount Vernon Railway.
RAILROADS

from station, Pennsylv-1la Ave ana -a'a =
In -Fec. Nove-hrr Z. IaoI-
For AeJauL-ia-Wees DAYS, $50. s-p+ 80.
SEQ SD. $50 s-15. 1000. 1928. 100. Ils50
g m Tl2-Cl I2-21. l3-45. NI-d5 rs. 2of. 80
T. %. $50. $50 Xf-If. ass. asa Sos, 80
$50. 5n5. 6s5 200. $50. 500 SIS. ssSJ. lo-l5,
II 20 l-59 D. 10.
Suudavs-7.s5. 900 9-fl. 1870. 100 II-3o a
m. 1900 noon. I2.s1. 100 I-s1 200. 2-2o, 500.
$50. 100. $50 500 $50. 600 $50. 90. 80,
500. SIS. a1 1915. Ii-20. 1850 @. M
For Mount Nerrou-Week Gavs- $50, 500.
1900. 100 a. m. vI2-o5. Nl.05. 300. ks -92-
Na-If. EJ-z2 --GG $50 o. IN.
Ssrdas--a."0 a. m. 200 noon. 900. 400,
$50. 100. $50 p. n.
For Arlington and A1ueduct Bri1ze-WeeE
DAYS $50. 7.03. 1.20 500 s.29, $50. 9-25.
loco. II 90 a. m .I2-05. l2-10 "l2-f5, l-o5.
Us, 200 $50. soc, go 3s59. 49,, 'f-5t-
80 ssGS. $50. 5-06. SEQ p n
81 NbAHS-T-f5. 600. 3-45. 1880, ll-'2
II 80 n, 1900 no0H 1880 100 $50, 200.
$50. 500. $50. 400 -4.50. 500. $50.
Goo, $50. 7-60 80. 500 p. m.
Express TO Arlington only
Parcgs carried Baggage checked.
j. C0LFIN. Superintendent
c. F. ABBOT President
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LEGAL NOTICES.

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or rDII-VKIl- SAgtU a.. r,f5ITr ,>-1
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WANrEB-Youug lady for special work. - day
O. START Address Box 500. .Eis Office mi
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MISCELLANEOUS.


B. CaIdwcus private academy.
6l5 I'm r. NV: class for beginners Tuesday
THURSDAY and saturday evenings. 5-5G. strictly
private. no visir0rsi individual lessons given
daily mss
FOR SALE-Carpets, seven rooms and halls: also
bedroom suite, cheap. -ls 18th r.. ne mss
YOUNG LADY would play for private dancing
OF calisyhanic class. or play acgJmp4 niuriIts
l2ll 18th ST. nv ms
OSTRICH FEATHERS curlci arI dyed in latest
French style. boa, renewed: viii give jnstrue-
ti1n very reasonable. 1873 nth s. Sc ms-s
G.. A BROWN. 2242 n st. NV. practical cleaner
Of all kinds furnaces. Iatrobes ranges. aad
chimney hueS- Gail or drop postal ms
PRACTICAL carpet layer; cutting and rsHttin-,.
r-.sypug: all orders promptly attended TO- Gail
OF Iddre-- c. JACKSON 22o D st. NV. mos
Full DRESS SUITS for hire; one dollar JULIUS
COHEN, Hoi 9TH NV e5-u
CASH paid for furniture. carpets. and stoves
Drop postal 70 hINSEi. 2d and O. SIS M mo-
MR. j. F. RUECKERT. 1912 g. st.-yocaI piano.
vI0Iiu lessons superior advantages and liberal
rates Ell
CIT THIS OFT and present Co KoIb Pharmacy.
s.~ 9Th ~. NV. with 20 cents and receive a large
dollar bottle o. PEIRCE'S CELERY COMPOUND
the great blood and nerve tonic, also world
renowned CatarTh Cure.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
CHAIR CANING-Cood wo-k; send postal MRS
l. JOHNSON. l5l7 9Th st. nv. m3I-1
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE Book
bought and sold; also bOOG binding in all its
brauchcs- SIS st. nv. e30-u
Hire your business teams. as well a. vous
sS'' - nIgh-ciass drivers from THE REX STA
BLEs. n SINsHEDiER, Proprietor. CD Z
81 Rubber tired vehicles Of all kinds must
ness and DAY ton wagons alUags on hand colin
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FOR sALE-TYPEMKITERs.

LARGE assortment, greatly reduced prices. rent
ing. s. so and - month"; typewriter rtr1a-
ing. careful workmanship vgTy Ecd-u-auI
charges. Iuyo-tl-Itc- WASHINGTON TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. az yIu ST. NV ma
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WANTED-A gil 90 coos and 90 OBJ general
hOusCuuTE- Apply II-4 10th 81. NV. ui
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WANTEu-White girl. general h.G=aau-k Sl5-
c3Lored uarae. SI4; chsmhgrma.G. waitress. l-l3
New York ave. MI
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STEAMBOATS,
STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.

Every day in the year for Norfolk New
- port News. and all points South. by me
- superb powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk" and ash
- ingron 80 on the following schedule.
Lv. Washington. q 80 pm Lv. Portsmouth 90 pm
LV- AlsEandris--70 90 pm " Nori1la-.--6e0 pm
Ar Fl. Moaroe- 100 am IL. n Monroe 100 pm
Ar. Sorfo.k...--80O am Az AleAaEdria--6-SJ an
Ar POrts-nouth. IS am Ar Washington 100 an
. Tickets on sale AID ststerooHas reserved
. a. genera ticket Office. Bond Building. lstn
. St and y Y ave: az downtown otace.
. 9th st. and Pa ave; at once on wharf
- and on board steamers.
ESFor further iuf, nation apply A. gen
- erzl Offices, foot 7tk 81. phone 30, or
. Bond Building. I4th -. and y Y ave,
. Washington, d. c. Phone 229o.
JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager
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HN r. ROUZER. ActIu- Register of Wills
JOS. A. BURKAHT, Attorney
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MODEL MAKING MACHINERY.

FIREARMS. electrical work instrument reF1.=-
2l0 ID S. ra
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HEP VyANTED-wsr
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Inc -..-. ans. rrur- r..5.,. Tlrt-.--s r5.rTs-r
.....s. I... and .-.rr.,,yarsl .Iy.. a.
barber: guarantee. D. W.
POOLE, fremont Hotel. "a and Indiana ave. uv.
~ ID " '.'" ..,i >.-' hep Tor an depart
n.e.lN DO Hai,N- bt RECESS HOTEL AGENCY loa
,..,-,....,,r-,-
.-.f '..r .-,,-,.- -.''....s' '''l
-t . ''i s'- 10 r.."
able school Particulars free. Address vs.. A.
THOMPSON. Pontiac, Mich a>-2
WANTED-GoaI .rm hand. srprv S4t--1rt,
@H. Tuesdays. >'aIl o.. 3 81 wing, Centre Mar
WANTEn-Nau to take Gaze Of private stable of
,,rf,- rrs W, .----l -;f, 49,. ~, . . -.,.
,.vrarra4 -.s..-.---.. .zra--r-,rr ..rF .rl.- HlZ
Ed t-5s .r.. -
WANrFp-A good barber for SATURDAY,. .--.-,r,-
teeI -. a2I ] ST.. sy. 81
WANTED-A thr-.uah.y rc-farFe white man -ar
.ur"h counter FRED g. BRui hA AZ. sth anil
sts- u"- el
WtNTFf. ~l.- r.r- .rr.g n,,-tr.-- pr~T,>-S
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" ANIEN-IIret-nlss- barber frr SATURDAY $50.
No -l1 ith st. MS. q
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ms
NANTFD-TEu fr-r-gIazs cabinet makers. two
Iz.h 81. nv. mi
.--.-.--..-
ANlEI}-h"ur- man Ht once % wnrk In gro
.s 1.'." TO- W. "'|"' cor ''" am" t. a.
WANTED Good .rsIf.r 8rrTy nj ono. NEW
-, ,,-.-,,i,'->'- ~. .', l-.A ST. NV l1L
WAETED-Tvo drs--cla-s BARRIERS: steady work
-'a.."''ea' given so for saturday. ma 9Th
" Nm -, manager UNION man. H. H.li 52
--..s 800 IN
" N 5000, sober "hii' hAfneE- Apply
---'- .'- l-.-- So 'N- -
WANTED-Ncn for different rrsftfans. Cali NJ
ouoe. 300 Ncw York ave nj
U,NTrD IT,, ..r,-.T ,,5t-. -r... l--,.r.,. 49,,
RtT1-TeX g Co 20 ~ - ~,
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= 1.-Two COUNT men sloIe porter second
men. bell bows. SHACKLEFORD.S. SOC st. NV.
nj
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mi
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writing, address Bon 81, this otaee- nj
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rnp s.Ir 49, H., - ,1g, -
-, - ~ o l'''1i'' HOO ,s"
FOR SALE V.1F-11-r 7-7--. --,T----- -i.l.r..,-I-
cost 81. price S15 qIg IN Il M ga
IS new. equal to brick oven Box SIS, this Of
--l- e."
FOP SATF-A Ars Ts-s4... cow and l-7l7 STaR4r
corner s3d and NJ stS- uas-8
machine. good a. nes. rsi-fIt and ra7rzsrs.i,
guaranteed. Singer, $50: Howe. -: Wheeler *
,Il son a liI[''ea >'ngrT ,9'agle'
- D.
wv e-.s-- us.
fQiS 9gsg-'.a furniture also some med
~ ~ ,- ',- Il. ~,
FlF SAIF-58 Rsr-aF p7r-r.r--I, Rock rrrta-ars
puLlets, hens. - Brown LesH1rn 09cEersis cheap.
from prize winners, also four Prairie state incu-
H1i'is K. G. H'oLli cor loi1 and 6 SIS nv
1901 Maryland ave ne nj
Fu Dix. SAIL ooAiHE stove. No. l. III IL ST. NV
,-g.,, go -----------
nan, In ra,d order 40 % -
FOR SALE-Iinner.- tools cheap: also W.nchss-
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Leave Nah .u-t.n --l1 a. M. I-lr H "a AS
D. m and 4--J o. m-. week lass an- s-JI a.
M and 5--5 D. u.. Sundays only tH- EiGzu5l-.
ana f-Z5 o. m wees DAYS tor Lse-l--r--
Returning arrive Washington spa q. m. ana
500 D. Do. daily. and --st a. M and PAS p. -s
,,ees DAYS from B-ucuuur. and 6-57 a. u.. weel
Gays from Lees5lTg-
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NANIED-Reliah.u persons as agents for the
''~mashcr-' glass. hl-CECt-slIpcd whisky flask
quick seller to saloons and hotels send u cents
stamps for sample and terms. r. T. HAYFN~
l5Z4 Chestnut st.. Philadelphia mi
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Through trains from ne S-uth arrive Washing
ton 6-4z an 6-52 am 1855 Am daily, 2-l- pm
srF g-gg u-m- daily From El-r-s.nllr- d 81
a u week DAYS and $50 u. daily. From Ca=r-
IOttesviIIe SIS an and 1=l0 pm daily
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Transatlantic Mails

FRIDAT-(9 At U-G5 p. n. for NEITHER
LANDS direct. PEI s. s. Rotterdam. from NcS
YORK Nail must De directed Per S. e. R0-ter-
dam
lcJ At Hos p. m for ITALY direct. per s. 4
Columbia nom New York Maj must be d.
res.ed Per S. s. Columbia
(c) AZ lI-o5 U- ~ FOR EUROPE rcr g. E. Tn
MA ---m w A--.- VI l.---------
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Tickets. sleeping cer reSlrvl-i-as. and othrr IL
formation furnished and baggage cal &c t5- a-t
chec..G from hotels and Residences By Tul.a
Transfer Co. On orders ieit az Il--et usflt. o. )
Istn 81 w. 81 Peuua- Ave NM ANA -
phone Main li4I TOR p u. r. Cab Service
EEANA - .arn.E- .. E. s. ...... 81
8 d. HAG.HE.a. General Er-s'- s-.z-
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FOR sALE-HonsEs AND vEHIcLEa

FOR sALE-HOEsEs AND vEHICLES
FOR sALE-Taa light grocer's wagons. FLYNN
& BLuINL 'l9 ilth ~ sN- mss
FOR s,LE-Fme draft mare. nine years old.
weight about 800. sZ3 -th s. NV mss
FOR SNIE-Brcvzter top buggy. three horses.
pony. two traps, coupe rock4Eay, and harness.
IN 50. Ew. mss
FOR sALE-l ylr-uudpr rubber tire tap. Kelly
Springfield tires. has been used only few times
and is as good ss new. vii Doe sold a. a bargain
as ueu.r hrs sold his horse. can De seen lt
GHEEN'S STABLES. G17 and c2o G. 50. uw. MI
FOR SALE-Cood sound horse. COL 3D. st. sw.
FOR SALE Rubber sire hanson; harness, sound
hor-e, $50 1893 lltH 81. nw c5-3
FOR ShLE-Or viii exchange Tor smaller horse.
I.I"3-uouud mare. After 3 D. Iu-, 2Is jth So. NJ.
FOR sALE-CEeIp. horse. extension top surrey.
and hIruez, hy party leaving city. PIT~NOGLE's
STABLES. aZ5 New jersey ave NV. m.-a
FOR SALE-Chcap. efeht-ycar-oId mare. sound.
and two complexities. 52e New Jersey ave. uu.
m7-S
FOR >>LE->ound young mare. buggy and hlr-
mes. So 80 ah st. He- MIS-
FOR SALE-Hacs pony. safe for children to ride
or drive. 90. I5' % So. Hc. cos
FOR SALE -, ta $40, have no further use zi
horses and uare- suitable Cor farm. family ur
general Hu-Iut-- Iafp"r,-s one fast driving mare
also wagon. harness, utensils Apply is3 Pa.
ave CO..
FOR SALE OR Secondhand wagons
carthage hug-lo5 suitable for all purposes. aIss
wheels GElER, I2I" Ohio ave-. Farmers sta
bl.s- m6-3
FOR StLE-A good riding and driving mare. five
years old; well bred and spUnd. price So CsU
$50 I 81 -w. mG-g
FOR SALE-COUSTRY PROPERTY.
FOR SALE->iyry acres Of timber Land In Viz
glnlt; offer wanted, would exchanEe. - H.
ELAtkNOOD. III I4tL 81 NV es-S