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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-05-05
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
BRANCHVILLE.

EXCELLENV RAlLROAD lMthONE f.
The painters are putting the finish
ing touches on the new depot, which
will be ready for use soon. The new
depot and platform will be greatly
appreciated by those who have to
transfer at this point, as one can now
60 from one train to the other with
getting out in the weather.
NEWS AS THE BEES SCRIBE FINDS IT.
MRS.. E. PATTERSON spent Saturday
in Bridgeport with her parents.
John F. Peck had the misfortune
one day last week, while hewing ties
in the woods, to have his axe slip, cut
ting the big toe on his right foot
quite badly. -,
his buildings newly painted. william
Morgan is doing the work.
Henry Peacock has moved from the
ellison Jennings place in Nod to the
old Comstock place in North Wilton.
Charles 81. Albin of Peaceable
street, who suffered a shock, last week.
is now gaining slowly, but is still con-
fined to his bed.
Mrs Jane Avent is quite critically i'll
at her home.
Miss Scofield and Mrs Burdick of
Darien were guests, one day last week.
at Mr. and Mrs John L. Godfrey OF
! Nod.
! The railroad siding nearest the Ore
mill was extended down past the mill
to the bridge, last Sunday.
| n. r. Simpson of South Norwalk
and Fred Cooper Of Yonkers have &C
cepted positions in Grammar & Son s
ice tool factory. Mr. Simpson has
moved his family into Charles Ohm
stead's house.
Rev and Mrs U. O. Mohr are now
busy at the Fresh Air farm, getting
things in readiness for the little sum-
mer visitors. Mr. Mohr is to have an
addition built on to the north side OF
the kitchen for store room, where
he will have large tank for keeping
the milk and large meat cooler 1n
the addition. The first lot of chill
dren will arrive at the farm about the
middle of June.
H. La Forge has moved his family
to Bridgeport. Mr. Taylor, who lived
with him, accompanied them there.
Mr. Owens of New York, who purchas-
ed Mr. La Forge's place, moved in, last
John j. Fairchild has moved from
Laurel Hill into Seth Benedict's tene-
ment house opposite D. S. Mead's
store.
MI and Mrs George Peck of Stepney
and MI and Mrs Fred Peck Of Bethel
were guests, last Saturday, Of Mr. and
Mrs John F. Peck.
D. S. Mead, the merchant, has some
very nice Maine seed potatoes, several
different kinds, which he is offering
for sale. Stop at his store and see
how nice they are.
D. N. Albin and A. b. Albin, who
were stranded off Cockono Island in
the Sound for two days while fiat fish,
ing, have no desire to repeat the ex-
pertinent.
A fire which started in the woods
above Branchville, last week, burned
over several hundred acres, burning up
some cord wood besides fences. The
fire extended over into Little Boston
district.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-05-05
HOT WEATHER PILES.

Persons afflicted with piles should
be careful at this season of the year.
Hot weather and bad drinking water
contribute to the condition which
make piles more painful and dangerous.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve stops the
pain, draws out the soreness and cures.
Get the genuine, bearing the name of
E. @. Dewitt & Co. Sold by S. E.
Sanford & Co., Newtown; Belts &
Belts, Sandy Hook; Stephen French,
Stepney Depot.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-05-05
TO CURE A COLD in ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. E. w. Groves sig
nature is on each box. Csc.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-05-05
POOTATUCK.

James NJ. Blackman, s 1900
T. j. Cavanaugh, 1900
Dennis Cavanaugh estate, 1425
Fabric Fire Hose Co.,, 6454O
Mrs Jane Gallagher, 1000
Edward Kilbride, TAO
John Kilbride, $50
Thomas Kane, 200
John Keating, 300
D. N. Condor, 29O
Total, $7l,845
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-05-05

Otis o. Wright, ITO
Ralph Whitlock, $50
Wilson & Heating. 1000
Total, $685.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-05-05

rAAASI1NN.
Charles e. Beers, $3440
Ell B. Beers, 4575
George B. Beers, 1925
n. D. Benedict, 2345
Charles e. Brakeman, 1875
Eugene M. Botsford, 1915
Elsie p. Botsford,p $50
Heirs of Volusia Botsford, 200
Samuel J. BOtsfOrd, 1900
Mrs Ida L. Botsford, $50
II. p. Boyson, -401O
Lorenzo P. BOysOn, 165
Aaron B, Goodsell, 1850
Andrew ERan estate, APPS
Mrs Joanna Egan, $50
James Egan, 700
Leonard Kindle, 1850
Bernard Heating, $50
William LiebOld, 2215
A. G. Macarthur, $50
Hosea B. Northrop, 1852
George w. Northrop, 1345
Mary e. Northrop, 5775
Louisa NOrthrOp, HOO
Emily Northrop, 1925
Annie e. Platt, 1850
Lucian Pierron,
Walter Ruffels, 1865
Abigail a.. Wood, $500
Total, 1892
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SANDY HOOK.

SANDY HOOK.
William E. Ackley, $40
Minott Augur, 1925
Minott Augur trustee, 900
Ruth e. Augur, 800
Albert w. Bassett, 1000
Ann E. Beers, 5000
r. N. s. NJ. J. E. Belts, 4530
Emily A. Bennett, 1900
Patrick Bradley, no
Thomas J. Bradley, 225
Mrs Peter Bradley, 1886
Alfred M. Briscoe, 40
e. A. Booth, 525
Mrs P. Callahan, 1900
Patrick Campbell, 1924
Patrick Carroll estate, 100
William @. Corbett, 100
Hannah Corbett estate, 800
Margaret Corbett estate, 4S5
Martin w. Corbett, 1000
John CarmOdy, 500
Mrs Susan Cribben, 625
Newton M. Curtis, 1910
Jennie L. Curtis, 800
Laura L. Curtis, 2O25
COrnelia Curtis estate, $500
Charles w. Dayton estate 1000
Jacob Detcher, 525
Margaret Gallagher, 225
Smith P. Glover, 1860
Van S. Hayes, 400
Daniel Hall, ITO
Ezra J. Hall, 21OO
Susan Hall and E. M. Smith, $50
!, Patrick Harrigan, 300
I M, s, Haugh, 1415
NJ. f. Houlihan and wife, 140O
Mary E. Hills, 300
John Hurley, 400
Patrick Hurley estate, COS
; Thomas Hurley, 200
Charles e. Hawley, 1900
Walter II. Herman, 165
Henrietta Judson, $50
Michael Jordan, IS
Mrs Patrick L. Keane, 525
Mrs Patrick L. Keane, ATS
John Keane, 1926
Martin Keane estate, 300
p. F. Heating, $50
John Heating estate, 220
Michael G.. Heating, 1853
William Kirby, 500
Michael Kilbride, $50
Bernard Kilbride, 875
Mrs Annie Lillis, $50
Mrs Ann Lillis, 400
Mrs G.. P. Lillis, $50
Michael Lynch, 1875
Methodist Episcopal Society, 1850
Andrew McGawley, 1865
Bridget McGran, 375
Thomas Mcclure, 825
Thomas Naynor, 375
Ezra Patch estate, 24S
Mary and Patrick O'Dea, 475
Charles M. Parsons, 2225
Charles M. Payne estate, 1888
Matthew Ouealey. 300
Frederick Sanford estate, 205O
John L. Sanford, 400
Sandy Hook Wooden Co., 10000
William B. Sniffen, $50
Ammon Taylor, 800
George F. Taylor, $50
Ann Sanford Taylor, 300
Edward TAYLOR, $3.50
, Rev James q. Taylor, 500
Taylor, Curtis & Co., 5000
Charles ThOuvaenal, 325
Samuel F. TilSOn, 1865
Edward Troy, $3.50
Elizabeth Turner, 100
James Turner estate, 1880
Anna @. Tucker, 1910
Mrs James Fl. Warner, 200
HI. Wheeler and wife estate, 5000
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-05-05
Get
E nuISiOn

When you 90 to a drug store
and ask for SCOTS Emulsion
you know what you want; the
man knows you ought to have
it. Don't be surprised, though,
if you are offered something
else. Wines, cordiaIs, extracts,
etc., Of cod liver oil are plenti-
full but don't imagine you are
getting cod liver oil when you
take them. Every year for thirty
years we've been increasing
the sales of SCOTS Emulsion.
Why? Because It has always
been better than any substitute
for it.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-05-05

Ot1S -. Wr1gnU, llO
Ralph WhitlOck, $50
Wilson & Heating. 1000
Total, slo5, $40
SOUTH CENTER.
David C. Bacon, 2O95
Birdsey D. BeardSley, 1855
Daniel G. Beers, $3.50
Margaret A. Baird, 2400
Edward T. Clark, 1403
james Farrell, $685.
Patrick Gaffney estate, S75
David H. Glover, $50
John E. Hoyt, $3.50
David Henderson,,
William g. Johnson, 1925
Charles B. Johnson, 1415
Ezra L. Johnson, 1925
Mrs James Heating, IT'S
Patrick Kelly, 1925
John Lynch, 1st, $50
John Lynch, I'd, $50
Sylvia NJ. Lake, BIO
John F. Maloney, 100
Thomas Maloney, 625
Henry McKeon, 1150
Frank H. Mitchell, $500
Charles B. Nichols estate, 1900
Jerome NOrthrOp estate, 44oO
Zalmon s. Peck, ATS
John R. Peck, 9525
William H. Prindle, 1875
Julia M. Prindle, 1000
Robert Patterson, 1925
Catherine Quealey estate, 22O
Martha Stillson estate, 1900
Mary B. Stillson estate, $50
Abel Stillson estate, 2700
Polly A. Stillson estate, 100
Abel P. Stillson, IS
William Stillson estate, HOO
John Thompson, 900
H. B. Terrill, 205O
Alice G. Wildman, 1925
Ira Wildman estate, 800
Herbert w. Wright, 4725
Total, S88, 249
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-05-05
EVERYTHING FOR A RAINY DAY.

bone
sailing walking.
made e san
Crave
rbbas buy In sandal and
rubbes SOC and &C.,
- MEMS boos$ N sporting boot
srubbe and So
Umbrellas good LOO
Basement
5cand10 rubber uwesrs and75
fo o
ubher boots3.o o
and to $780, oiled
thai ever
Eveh andb trunks mi
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-05-05
Good Clothes for Your
Money.

einex
and ourselves
at msnduue it
all the highest possible gra1e
Good fas ksitfc
dzs,f esof men- shors
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SLEW 4 ! / \ AND
S. Sc! 40. HOUSE Attire Re.
German o Gilman Emp ll'oycdlE b'yt
Mrs. Ross ~ Seen Sc Il II.
Since Fire, NJ
REV Pr I: Bah i. LE &. MOTIVE 9 e:
Three Adjacent Houses Also Is, De -'''
stroyed By Fire s; BE fore 81 d
Ghecked 53 Il;
German Gilman Emplo Sbyi
REVIEW GE PR OBJ AB e MOTIVE ! '!l::
4 ~ s-s-' : - 1---l. 4 = * q y. y
.(Byl Associated z ress.),

:
$MoNTCLAIR N Feb. 2. --Fo1 lowing
the discovery Of the body of Mrs. Han I
ma, i. ROSS, q wealthy octo genarian.t n
the, ruins Of her homei Ugh Street to-
day, the police expresssd the opinion l'l
that the woman had been an ordered and IND
the house fred to Is nceal the Is crime II.
A German coachman, who was the only
domestic employed by Mrs, Ross has has 2 OF lI
been seen since the Are As search Of the
ruins failed to reveal any trace Of his
body. Three adjacent houses also were
destroyed in tho FIRE. which started in =
the ROSS house, but the occupants had
no diHiculty In escap g. q, So IS ~
i Mrs. Ross made her VIII last s.a turday'
and Ii was Witnessed 4 by the missing
goodman. The house and the large
collection Of valuab BILE 4fnrnithrh which IT
contained she left to her adopted daugll-
ter, a Mrs, Rupe. Of bal tinlnre.
When her, body was found short ~ q fter-
wards 1t was completed III dressed, n s.
ypha police believe that IL she was muir
gdered the flre was incendiary, a and the
motive was one Of revenge and not rob
Shery. /: All the woman s rings were found
on her fingers, I. ,s 81 4,
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81 ERN RAIL vAY.

SCHEDULE i AZ DEC.
AIMS LEAVE ri CHMoND 4, D,
AZ "a AZ 1i--ppll Local for iCharott y -
II. IA III Daily net ullnan
Atlanta and Birming ham; y CIV orlsan \:
Memphis, Cha tanooga and AL the s'out
L IA p INK Sunla Keyzvil Local.
1i:sS n NJ. in,ited ullnnanf rcAd iac
n ,,s for all the South
YORK EEs1V Err I'll l1, .
Il .rhe fayorite route to Balttmor6 ana hsstsIu
noints N Leave Richmond 4:20 =. ~ Aiondayss
yVednesda ys and Fridn vs. ss Y. q 81
.a is r. M.-Iocal iondays Wednesdays and
y .ao +, M. M Except s,fndn West Point
s,.S connecting. with steamers for ..HaltlrnoIe
Ssl II: and river Ian dngs Mon VSeunesoaysSS
and 8Trida ys Steame ca Us at st 81
Point Almonds and Cha q; INK y.
4;45 a.. M-Except Sunday Local mix ed 5 s
Y IRA FRA i INs 4 RRIvE RICHMOND
s;sS IA. Nj and "a r from AZ ting sontn
8 3:yI r. M,-From Cha rotte and DurhAnl.gg 5Ssst;
S:sys 3Mi-Froni Ieysyil le. ,t n
~ Al altinorel and West Point
1S.I "A. M Wetnesd ayn and Frtdayss =; l9
III. daily, except Sunday rom Yyes 9s
z. u Fe WSsrB d =, Az. Richmond;
u s. ARpWlCEt Y, X (;
Il "A tK .fsi; Gsn' Z
3 Wash ng tom p g,
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iI3}
TOBACCO TRUST
NQVV8U ] | n /.
Resolution Itltrod uc;eds \. in House
Calls s 81 Full I 4 IS s'-i
Il alton.
OIL FIGHT Bel !: Us SHE'D -.
I'1il-l =. ~ 81 2. ~
5(py social ed Press.)

az g -Tl2enre-
sentative Kepoe Intro uced e
resolution cato 7ll = !
he Depa rtln ent So MI erce and
Labor as the cau go Ct the 4di Terence
between the price tobacco geo and . the
I n tired arti cle; spepia KEN
ti.ckV,iO OHIO an Tennesse and Whetf1o or
the same Is due TO "a trust or conbih 9 tion
IN the5for11i 81 a conspi Tracy In Mt OF
trade. Is sired 3to Z VIVA ~ ~ :
Swhether3t here Is any corpora on Or JOINT
& 1t ocK Company engn ged In han cling 70
racco I " ether su ch 4 com pany " es tfe
. haa taken to YreYen CON.
ipetition.sa The. on t y
,invest igatlon Of such 60 rpo rat on Or JOIN
lis ok com pun ~ Fl
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fish DISCUSSES [ !
RAILR 1 A |: I. RATES / S
Tells Of Intere sting Conffe ,i.i g
iii January I 9o2, With P'resi-
NJ dent Roosevelt t n
3fRv5 Associated Press

4 syYAsHINGToN Feb. 2e88 Stu yyesant
Fish, president o e. the illinois Central
Railroad, read a statement to-day before
the Senate Committed on Interstate COM
lmerce. 4 which has the rail road rate bills
under considerat ion. Mr. T. si5 discussed
the IRA ctlcal as well ms the constitutional
difficulties Il hat would be encountered by
The Interstate Commerce Commission IL
1t attempted arbitrarily 70 fix 1lroad
IA tes, s55 j. All S ISL, I'd 535a
r /, Mr., Fish told Of an interesting confer
.ence had In January, ] 9O22, with President
Roosevelt over the ub1eot 81 raj road
legislation Chairman Knapp. OF the In,
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and approximations that March Offices To al,,
cAiisc further knesk and genera III "
Snt- was Easy tina prices i,nat
loss 81 11fre7 rr1 bel me ~ sakess
The opening was .teady at nm dyance 81
points on April, bu u GENERAL
sIoi1t lower az about as due oll fns
scabI6x. The aver,Nsol market = t. ~ ~
wednesday but reacted be fore me nou ~. ~, ~
Sfhe locnl opening this morning 70 anputs
expected level Epot cotton 9s
In gno demand the pe NV.
reported lat "a 900 bAles. hrst ira va an
compare. iyely quiet. Vi sinailA r.
With REF srenco TO Marcel: But cst w
fora -tnorrots receipts were a. uy
ceiling orders from ~ aw OIL ans q nd tepoLss
eor ia der spot ta: and comn
sholEfs, genera lly had SELL nE ora pTonapy
for long account In me main. ana 90
Continued esser Prices he re- soon had quite e
sevsre brauk. and tyt one TWO y
" or points ruled easy during the pa!ancss q
The .ssss the lover 1usl peIo ,t
Sthe close when March sold Or Annu.
sGISoin,sf down from point 81, gay g!
80 close ~ N !t :
pf The loves the tone e ~
~ Tho covering buyers AZ We
indicnted above ales OF utures y ere SCI
n seselp y y rs,
$1 oSs# IL gainst ana \. *
m For The we Elk Sestlmated y ivy.ov
ia les tninst 5s5 last week ana q 81 last
III. day receipts at n W n WeLo
1ss bales Gl6 ~ yea ana az
ton Sisl bales againse y .sss last year. Y t9
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MY MOI I'll Y Ws ST N

EAyE R1c f1MoND
81 100 al. in oRTy1LK II AIrlyes:
Norfolk III 40 As ST ops Rcnl At re
Waysry Is !, q IS /, 10
Pnrlor Car, to sa,i ana3
bis. BIushsld to- Cineinna \; also Roam
3KnoxviIla, 4 and melville to y n enphts Gaze
u III r. M.sRoANo XII Rbss for Fam.
villa IS htynsslesoySsF s.l s Sas5sf
rtves Norfolk Is tops Petara 4
bufR SWayeryd AMI Ss &, L. .yytth
steamors to Dos denee
IA tinora and WAS hing tor. DIV
s7:ss II. and All tons ssast
sor As :: INV
Pullman leepery "a 4, na aha
burg III :hat tnnoo gn ana
lass assT!nf 81 EXPRESS Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to and
Trains arrive from the West !! ~ s;96
P M and . rs from y ~
at oriss e. ao East N
jBEVILL, g. III BOSLAE1 u sssIE
Gen II Pass. "A gt.af VI 80
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M q 4 =. a n NJ
The Produce. M arket..

raj R "a al Z. at Stan iii on Cary s trest
M ~ hfreS tfa Commit sion merchant try ito
sell fcoi iItry prod E. Y The commits slon
men get .fheirtmail All is erou gll apId
their let
which makes shl pn1ents slow very slow.
tst dha a1.5 i aFs
M lg Esg 81 Wers ittis fentityll yes
rows al still !ssep:iI ce and GIN Their
product Teman rnchange "a " y.
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LosING-BOND gu CITATIONS.

=, n "A III r,o, xen \, 1oa 0
- ~ q sn:hari,i s21s
S"hn ~ certi ton 10 u
~, ~, "a q IA NE ~
Eecurltics 5s..
Sre Con arai Is
ny NJ Al 1onver@ eli ~ ITO ~
Hock Il. y.
r. ~ 20 II inca fea 102 8
~ N I'M ned 81s
3Hganiatt Al con. Kol Il.
S,e1iSa central 1st I'M, &
ma Il oi,is III 99M
Mssouri eKansass ami Texas As
fMgsouri. Hans as land Texas 2ds W
tonal r. NJ xco con. sSss
New York Central ger. ~
Northern Pacific Is
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OFFICIAL RANGE and SALE Of STOCKS N NEW YORK

gii.9fl IL * IA 49, y
+. VI y
Il 200 a n e, v III ION ~. ~ |.
oS4Ymer Grass e wlnes.s ss..
$500 Ahlalganinted Copper ,..}l' 4 \
\ 1000 Amer. Car hnd F'ot,ndrtsy
400 Amer ca I and Foutd pfdsA
1900 Amer. cotton vi !. wv.
900 Amer lob, pft. .5,.ss
( 1000 Amer. Can jis . "A.
{ 500. Amer Can ipfd $50. 4.
500 Amer Locomotive, COIN Z. \.
400 Amer. Locomotives pfa. sti.
1900 Amer. Suglr.i l I. y "
s172Uo Al y and s. 70, com iS3 i 4.
4 TOO Al -. and sahtn re, pfdy...
1880 Baltimore d nd (11iiO... . ss.il
1890 Brooklyn Rapid $.rransit..:;
200 Canada soutfcrt1 &. 4.
4 300 Canadian Paclfic b.
K $500 Chesapeake and Ohlos...s.,s
4 4sCo Chicago Great WESTERN. !.
$500 Gil ssNlll and 8, 7 "a. s..;,..
i47iN, Colo. fuel d&Iron b.
4 800 Colo. Southern, com /, ]. ,;...
Az 100 COLO. Southern, lat .pfd ~.
Z COLO. Fl Southern; "a sstpfd w.
S40o Clev.. Gins Chi. aid 81. u.
GiW SEDnsoli dntcd CHS /. a
i ECO 10clsand SHudh " III \.
Dd., I.ack. and West
,105l0o Erie, com. i. |. 81: .t.5....;...
57pq Eric, list MD .. 4,
\ 6l00 Erie, Il I'd pfd ~ J. /.
800 General Electric :... !,
100! Illinois Contra 49,.
$500 Louisville and Nashville.
1900 S1anhat tan III. 4. n
u 1000 Metro. Street Railway.
i, GEO Mexican Central
i 600 MOI Kan. and Tex, GO m L.
Y 100 Mo- Kan. and Tex I,fd...
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IT, s.. refund HI Is, ire glstered.
III. 8. refundng rs. 90 pom
eglstcre (
II. S. N ew n reGste ed
II. New 3eou pon ...:S
Old reg y IA ~
American Tobacco As ccrtfich ten ,
American II obacro ss. cert .s
Atchlxon Gennrni " 80 !. 4: .'3
sAtchiaon ljnstnens ~.
Atlantic Coast Line ~
baltimore ma Ohio ~. y.
Baltimore md Ohio X. 4,
Central 81 1eorgin y FL
Central OF Georgia Isl &c.
Genital Of Georgia 81 s..',,
ii and oalo -.
Chicago and "a lton ana. \. y.
Chicago. y. and 8 .
Chicago. n. and Pa clhc ~. s
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Z, N n ~
nWs e. ~ a lo3
shnrt funding a
~ III ~ AZ :, M
q i o2
81 Louis and iron bfountain con- 6s.....ss.l
st Louis end San ncisco fg IS sa w
ST. Louis southwestern don
% Z. Z. 9sA
So;;,heri, AWAY Sc Z. Z, 1915
and "a
IoH !. ~ "a . O5
ijto y I'm ia . /. Z. /, 1876
1Ihe. ii \. 941s
Nh =, ~ II, Ista
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Wapa ar H s2N
M ~ e e ai;s a ia IL Nd
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~ "a u D. foIintera Trust 4s., h. 9SN
~ ~ ~ n, mo II, 50 "
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ros,.y.,,riI.s.tTI al'IA:TrEs

s5as III EsATLANTlc co CAST LINE. "a
y Winter tourist tickets are mo W on So Ia
Is ali y souther winter resorts via tho
Atlantic Coast Line, NY This line s 10 9 Tia
shortest, quickest and most n Elegantly
equipped between the N orth and South;
II offers to health and pleasure seekers
service equalled BY none. You make no
changes To- ridaY res orts.
For full particulars apply to any agent
Of the company ssor s$y BIZ
lltss 4: ps e.. s CAMPBELL. Il "
ri Division Passenge IA gent.
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NERO CHANTS AND MINERS Z.
TRANS PORTATlQN COMPANY

steamers leave hprfolk for Boston Tuesday.
Bostun, All ass, e Providence, ~,
wednesday,, 6lr,dsy snd SUNDAY: FOR Profi,
M N. T,as ssiiigsrS and freight taken for al
Nav Englai nd poi ts. Tlcketa ON sale At 81 ard
iSo Rwy. And MI ERaA ny, gllWy.s o1icas, ana NO,
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iINAUGURAL SPECIAL. & Il TRAIN 1T
(, VvAsHiNGTON-- r.. g. e, r. r..
,;srt me- 81 TX n "a NIlNnh TRIpl l5s 3fg51H

4 on account 4 Of presidential Inaugural
ton, the Richmond, Freder!c burg and
+ Potomac Railroad Will operate q special
train. leaving Elbas stat!on 7;1o a. NJ.
Saturday. March 4th,| arriving Ninth
Street and Maryland fAyenu Q, wa shlng-
ton, about II a. NJ. Returning, leave
Ninth Street and Maryland Avenue. 10
i stop only at Ashland Nil ford and Fred
qerlcksburg. Rate sa,75 round trip from
Richmond. 81 By "
Tickets will be sold for this Stfaln at
'tioket office, Elba Station saturday morn
Ing, March 4th, good returning until
March 9Th, viii PRIV llsge OF extension
until March 18th by depositsof ticket with
special agent. washington, and i on pays
ment Of fee OF ST. D No tickets sold on
train. 4. !,
IN ma ryf,V
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NAVAL 6rnREs.is!,,

TURPENTINE-N doing. g receipts, Il
casks Rosln- Firm al 81, 80 receipts, So barr
reis. Tar--Firm at 1850; receipts. lo3 barrels
Crude Tuypentlpe-FirnS at 81. 80 l9. 20.
M SAVANNAH, Ga. Feb. q. --Tu r PENTINE-
Steady at SOC; receipts casks sales 80
receipts. lis barrels saies. ~ barrels shlp-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, s. G.. Feb. 2s.-TuRPEN-
TINE IAN b 4 ROSIN-U nchan ged. Il Is KS
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n Fight
(By Asso slated Press

essS Assoc ated Press.
K AusTf NsSTExAS,s ( reRo, 3d. - II "a eY eloped
ItoesrlayAth s,t the nenbers OF \ he Texas
SLeEislat,irp arc I'M corrcsp dence With
members 81 Con gfess at WAS n ngtor ~ tlrg-
TX tho Fed eral cove rnlll en- e 70 fome8 le
The Standard OIL Comp any ln5 this state.
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3 DRY n GOODS MARKET,

Il NEW YORK. Feb -Condlt ions In the
dry goods market SHOW compa rat iyely' title
Improvement, and yet the nndertone posses IN
creasing strength Continued export Inquiry
Is in evidence, but comparat Il yey title Sbnsi-
ness has been consunlInat ed. The feature, OF
the day has been the reduction In two proml-
nent SIinass Of bleached goods IS and the ss am
no,lncemant that no further stock proteotloni
will be allowed. S 4s35.
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iterstate \ Commission, 4 was at 3 he confer
aer,ce. ~ ana the sident was llo ted q s
"a wing that the railroad I'm en- and the
mcmbers Of the colntnl lon g hould get ret
together and prepare some r,ea sure that q!
would meet the recog ni led wills e sin stt,e
conduct and mana road Sbusi
ness. 8
srhc pres lent suggested 4 Int sh commits n
sion 3or8 five mon sho i'd be those IT, rep
resent t he road $, n \ q nned Nor
ton, Iof the IA cllisorl, u ne ka and 50
,Fe Iughitt,& ID tho Chicago and n urt D.
Vest ern; assa Il sylyaria;
spelrlc III. of the Southern. Fish Of the
illinois Central as a. 81 Cd tommi tee for q
the railroads to name. MI sh; said
nothing had been done IN res onse & 70
the u PreSid ent. IS ST ggcsti ION.
ter the meetl 6; had Tad journed Mr. N
Fish wa 8 "a sked 81 tho roads had not
proceeded according ito i he q. dens OF the
pre- dent. II He said that The Il mbers& of
Tho ss@ Int erstnte CONNER co rs Commits sion
were mot disposed III emit rtai IN the Idea
n M r ish9 d sos said tina lille he Dues
toned tie wisdom 81 leg slat lion 4 estabs
!lishing a fixed lprSe for N " character q {
service, 10 would 8 lady co5op erate With
3,nenlbers OF Congress or the IN tersthte
CONNER Cormissi Ion: In dra ting some
measure III hat would prevent re bates and
other tricks that limit Or destroy com
petition. NJ IA
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jProp1re ssiive L Odd Fellows Lodge

pital 4 City LODI o. q u loWs fis
the youngest lodge In tho 81 and Ait Is
one. of The most pro gressi We AZ the last
fIneeting ami mber Of ,neW m elnners were
loved @S The lodge m ets ut + Pickett Camp!
1 Hall on w esdhE nj hts. 53ss