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A NARROW ESCAPE.

On Tuesday last, as Mrs Norman Hurlbut was driving toward home, a bolt in the shafts of the sleigh came out, letting down one side, at which ence of mind Mrs Hurlbut placed the baby in the bottom of the sleigh and succeeded In stopping the horse at MT Booths. The horse kicked hole in the sleigh and came near hitting the baby. Flora Bronson, who was with her sister, rolled out of the sleigh.
 A good supper will be served at the home of Mrs A. E. Merwin, Friday evening, March 22, beginning at p. m. Ice cream for sale also. Supper 25c. All are welcome.
 home of Mrs Merwin, this Saturday evening. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all.
 Service at the Methodist church, Sunday morning at the usual hour.
 Mrs A. Merwin and Mrs W. Tucker are cleaning house for Randall David. son, who is staying at Mrs Merwin's.
 Henry Pettit went to Newtown on Saturday to look for position
 Mrs w. Fl. TrOwbridge, who is car ing for Mrs Mark Bradley, called at her home on Sunday.
 Mrs w. Tucker has been for few days at the home of MT and Mrs Henry Booth, assisting in the care of theiI sick child.
 James Botsford has so far improved as to be out again.
 Mrs John Clark, who is at the hos pital, is improving so that she is ex pected home soon.
 John Winters is staying with Sett Warner.
 There will be a vacation at the Booth school, this week, as MT ChunI IS going to visit his sister.
 Mrs l. Garrison Of Litchfield i!
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the Lennon farm, the coming year, with the assistance of good man.
 B. G. Humphrey expects to sell his dairy at auction, April l. His atten- tion will be specially turned, the com ing summer, to building new farm house on the foundation walls of the house burned the past winter.
 E. E. Meeker wishes to rent his farm, with the intention of removing his family to Torringtop.
 MT and Mrs E. F. Brague were re- gently called to Worcester, Mass, to attend the funeral of Mrs Brague' s sister.
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SOUTHvILLE.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

D. N. Clark was up to his farm, one day last week.
 Miss M Worden was guest of Mrs A. Mallett over Sunday.
 Mrs Stebbins, s. Howes, w. HoweS, and grandson of MT HOwes, are on the sick list.
 MT Corning lost a valuable horse, last week, one of pair just purchased. He has now lost two calves, one SOW and horse since he has been there on the farm.
 Mrs Birdsall of New Fairfield came to see her sons family, who are stay ing at s. Howes, March 10. She was taken sick with pneumonia and died March Is. The remains were taken to her home, Saturday morning.
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WOO9BURss
HOUSE BURNED IN FLANDERS DIS
 TRICT.

HOUSE BURNED IN FLANDERS DIS-
 TRICT.
 The farmhouse occupied by MT and Mrs Sereno Mansfield about a mile and & half from the Center of this town on the road to Bethlehem, in Flanders district, was destroyed by firesdue to a defective chimney, Thursday night. The Ire started on the second floor. MT Mansfield was in Bethel on visit His wife managed to get her two chil- dren and the furniture on the first bors saved the barn. The damage Is about s2, GOO and the insurance $7OO. The house was to be deeded over to J. H. Galpin by it's owner, Nathan BIoss, on April 1. MT Mansfield is a highly esteemed and hard-wor king farmer ana general sympathy is ex. pressed for him in his loss.
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LYONS PLAINS.
PERSONAL CHAT.

PERSONAL CHAT Mrs Eli waksman is visiting friends in Boe- ton for few days
 Charles Johnson and Eli WRkemAn enter txined & party of friends al euchre. Tuesday evening. with favors to MT Joh nson's credit. David Coley has accepted n position with Staples 6 Adams at tn. axe factory. Dewitt Moore has left the ploy of Philip Gerhardt- with his family ou Lyons Plains Mrs Ebenezer Fitch is visiting her invalid sister. Mrs Buckley
 Dr Gorham took the stitches out of Frank Fitch's hand and fou nd is very uch iup prov it,
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SOUTH KENT.
MOUNTAIN AND VALLEY.

Miss Susie Brown of Long Meadow is staying with her aunt, Mrs John Brown, who is iu quite poor health.
 Mrs Annette Cham berlain of Derby has been visiting her niece, Mrs John Chase.
 Clayson Brown was out of town a few days, last week.
 Miss Lois Schermerhorn is at Ralph Howland's, helping to care for her sis ter, Mrs Sarah Hufcut, who is quite Ill with pleurisy.
 Miss Lena Gables is at home for a weeks vacation.
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WASHINGTON.
NOTES FROM ST JOHNS.

Services for Holy Week, March 24 3l:
 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 1 30 D. m.
 Maunday Thursday, lO3O a. m., HolyzCommunion.
 Good Friday, 10 30 a. m., Morning prayers Litany and Sermon.
 Good lFriday, 12-3 p. m., Bishops addresses.
 Easter Even, 4 30 p. m.
 Easter Day, 7.45 a. m Holy Com- munion; II a. m., Morning prayer and Sermon; Sunday School service, 3.3o p. m. Lenten Mite Boxes.
 The Easter offering is for the appor- tionment for Missions throughout the world. The evening service is omit ted.
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BANTAM.
WHAT'S GOING ON HEREABoUTs.

The quarterly conference of the Methodist church was held by Elder Adams at the residence of George Peck on the afternoon of March l3
 Mrs E. $. Richards was visiting rela- tives and friends in town the past week.
 Rev J. B. Smith has returned from his vacation and preached, last Sun day.
 The grosbeaks have been quite numerous in this vicinity for several weeks.
 L. Brundage is moving to Morris
 Miss Edith Moore is slowly con- valescing from her long illness.
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OR, DAVID KENNEDY'S EAYnRlIE REMEDY

Althoueh disheartened, he bought a bottle of it. and within a month had experienced beneficial results, and before he had finished the third bottle, the gravel was completely dissolved and his sufferings at an end
 Mir Nein feels that he owes a lnsting debt of gratitude to Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, made at Rondout, N. I. and for dis orders of the bladder and urinary organs. He says: sit will effect cure if oneis possible"
 Favorite Remedy is prescribed with un- failing success for rheumatism, dyspepsia constipation, and nerve troubles in which It has cured many that were considered be yond the aid of medicine All druggists, Tl.
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BULLS BRIDGE.
NEWS AS rHs BEES SCRIBE FINDS IT.

NEWS AS THs BEES SCRIBE FINDS IT, Eli Potter of wasssic visited his parents. Sunday.
 Mrs Hatch of Gaylordsville was at Mrs Mallory's, Wednesday,.
 The funeral of Maria Benson Cromwell was h Id at her home in Macedonia. Saturday. The burial was in Bulls Bridge .emetery- Maude and Frank Thayer of Gaylordsviile was in the village. last week. soending few days with her friend. Mia Mamie Ohapiu. ~
 Miss Inze Urquhart was in New Milford, Saturday.
 Mrs Benj amin Hoag is quite sick at this writing
 MT and Mrs Charles Thayer of Gaylorts- vile were at Elisha Potter's, Sunday
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You have often seen them with pale faces, poor appetite, head and back ache, symptoms common to the sex. Fathers and mothers. lose no time in securing pr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy It will cost only sl and is much cheaper than sickness Write to Dr David Kennedy 5 Sons, Rondout. N. Y., for a free sampl bottle
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PLATTSyILLE-
HOYDEN;s HILL.

MT and Mrs Barber have removed to Burr street They will be missed by their old neighbors. having resided here for 8 number of years
 E. B. Sherwood and L. A. Jennings have bought fertilizers from Benjamin Pease, agent, Greenfield Hin-
 Roswell Nichols has been quite sick, but is improving
 Mrs Leroy Clark has returned from visit to Waterbury.
 Miss Jennie Perkins was home over Sunday
 The Ladies' club met at Mrs Leroy Clarks, Wednesday afternoon.
 F. B. Sherwood and mother have wis ited the latter's sister, Mrs B. A Sal mon, and daughter, of Valley Forge, Weston.
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MIDDLEBURY.
A FARMERS INSTITUTE.

The Grange have decided to hold a Farmers Institute, under the auspices of the State Dairyman's Association, at the Town hall on Wednesday, March 27- The afternoon session will be at o'clock and the evening at ' 30. The ladies of the Grange will furnish dinner for the speakers at l2 30.
 The two churches are practising their Easter music.
 MT and Mrs D. NJ. Atwood and Mrs Fl. W. Atwood attended the funeral of Mrs Johnson, their niece, at Wood bury, on Saturday afternoon. Mrs Johnson was a daughter of Joel Alt wood.
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To remove a cough you must get al the cold which causes tbe cough. There is nothing so good for this ss Kennedys Laxative Cough Syruu. The liquid cold relief Ihat is most quickly effective, that stills and oute,H the cough and drives out the cold. Sold bv all drug01sxA
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ITCHFIELD COUNTY.
NEW PRESTON.

,1 kTH OF MRS RENJAMIN aRIswoLD.
 fter years of i'll health and a par ii stroke of paralysis, Mrs Benjamin } Bwold died at her home here early n Monday morning of the present V( k. Her funeral was attended at lee late home on Wednesday morning
 I'd the interment followed in the e etery at Milton, where many of MT bwoid's relatives have previously 'e b eburied, including his first wife n child. Mrs Griswold, 2d, has re- ld I'd here over 30 years, having come r b Bridgeport with her mother v en MT Griswold was a widower. A e years was passed by the family in B hgeport, but they returned several e1hEo, bought and repaired the IiisH9 CoRswell house which has since home and where MT Gris- votd Still conducts shoe repair shop )ne Son, Edward Griswold, by his first wife, is all now left him in the fam ly,, aRev H. Upson, as pastor, con- lutted the funeral service here on " Net96esday, and accompanied the re- nyxf&to the cemetery, 10 miles dis ant.
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GRAVEL CURED
fPhiladelphia. Penn, Iicm.)

A healthier, heartier, happier man than John J. NeilI, of 2437 North sth St, Phila- delphia, could not be found in days search. The fact that he is still alive is a constant wonder to his friends
 Several years ago he began to sufey in- describable mIseries rom stone in the blad- der. An eminent physician in Philadelphia told him that a surgical operation was nee essary. So much did he dread the result, for if unsuccessful it meant death, that he put of the evil day as long as possible. While in this frame of mind, he heard of
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-22
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING.

At the special town meeting, held last Saturday, the town appropriated S1OOO for. the purchase of a lot and erection of a building at or near
 Washington Depot. to be used for high and graded school purposes, also named a committee of six consisting of w G. Brinsmade, w. T. Kilborn, E. Mitchell, Rev R. E. Carter, Burr A. Hollister and F. J. Kilborn to con- slider the question of the selection of a site, with power to purchase lot, If four memb bers shall agree. land the treasurer of the town is hereby direc t. ed to pay for the said lot when good title for the same shall be given to the town" The whole Town school con- mittee was constituted a building committee, with power to name a sub committee.
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TASHUA-
FARM CHANG IS.

Howard Peck has rented Dr Hill's farm and will move his family there about April l.
 George Bennett has rented the Ralph Bene- dict place In Hattertown and wfil move there the first of April.
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Mrs Jane Worden, a life long resi- dent of South Coburn, died At the home of her son in Pawling, N- Y., the past week.
 Leonard Woodward is sick with pneumonia pr Dolan is in atten- dance.
 Garry Camp of New Milford was in town, the past week, and took home Mrs Nj. Jay Briggs black colt to break.
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LgNTEs SERVICES.
Mss Miller was a guest O

The Lenten service was held at l. N M2l. lett's. March Is, and this week Wedneso Ay the soth, it was held at !. A. Treafwell's-
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Miss Miller was a guest of Mrs Charles Sn eezey over Sunday
 Mrs John Patterson and Mrs Sarah Patter- son, wno have been i'll for several weeks are con vAiescent-
 Mrs Peck of Dsnbury and Mrs Robert Davis have assisted in the care of the sick ones
 William B. hAllect bought the Burr Nj MAileti place. last eek. at the auction
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ROMFORD NOTES.

Various kinds of birds have been seen flying about. How happy they must be to get back to their old home, after the dearth of winter.
 Edward P. McHan of the United States hotel at Litchfield, visited his mother here, one day last week.
 The Italians are chopping on Mt Rat on portion of land owned by NJ. c. Ford. The wood is for the New England Lime Go.
 Herbert Powell, nephew of Fred Powell, accidentally cut his knee, while chopping in the woods. AL though not dangerous wound, 1t did not appear to be doing we'll. MT Pow ell went with him to the hospital In New Haven.
 Posters are being circulated for the sale of B. G. Humphreys dairy of g cows, which is to be April l.
 T. D. Hannon has taken another business trip to New York.
 There is to be a moving picture show in the Town hall, Thursday evening, March 2l. A percentage of the receipts Is to go to the Young Mems club. It IS to be given by the Alonzo Hatch Electro Photo Co.,, which have given several successful shows here before.
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kodol digests what you cal ano quickly overcumes Inoleeslton. ~hscn is a forerunper of Dyspepsia- IL IS made in strict conformity bo tne Na- riona1 pure Food and Drugs Law and is sold on 8 guarantee relief plan Sold by all druggists
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New
 Spring
 Dress  and Silks.

The assortmentS of new Spring Dress Goods and silks shown this season are super for to any previous year. At no other store between New York and Boston will you find such a collection of high class dress fabrics.
 Every desirable material and shade th3t is considered fashionable this season IS represented, and the prices are very moderate when you consider the character of the merchandise.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
SHERMAN.
TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL.

TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL. James Hoag was taken to the Dan- bury hospital, Thursday, to have his foot amputsted. Dr Davis accom- panied him.
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.Dpop porArors

- A DROP IN POTATOES.
 ERthe first time in years potatoes theGald in the fall. The farmers have foA4 habit here for some time in
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Quick Work Is My Policy

Price list of new steel tires. az ipch e: X
 inch. t-So: inch. e6: lz ioch. .taso. 1n iDchl e
 Heavy Iron Tires al a bargain 1 have first class sood workman you will not have 10 wait long for your work Machine forging. Tool Dressing. shop on Green wood Ave. op- posite snorfs Hat Factory Residence No. i2. Maple Street.
 GEO. W. DASKAM. | BETHEL, CONN.
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Big Suit Compromised---Mrs.
Brennan Gets $85, 900.

The suit of w. c. Jackson. admins
traitor of Mrs. Sarah Hamilton, deceas-
ed, against the Hamilton Farm Com
pany in the Montgomery Circuit Court,
asking for a dissolution of thescompany
and settlement of its affairs, has just
been compromised and the suit will be
dismissed. The suit was brought by
Mr.. Jackson because of disagree
ment between George G. and j. Carol
Hamilton and their sister, Mrs. ]. M.
Brennan, of Paris, charges of mis-
Management having been made against
the Messrs. Hamilton, who were the
company's managers.
Under the terms of the settlement or
compromise, Mrs. Brennan retires
from the company and herlbrothers
settle the estate of their mother with
Mrs. Brennan.
She is given 696 acres of land, 47O in
Bourbon, 100 in Mason and 126 in Mont
gomery county, and the Messrs. Hamii-
ton pay her $4,000 in cash, making
her full snare in her mothers, Mrs
Sarah Hamilton's estate. The lands
are given Mrs. Brennan free of encurl-
brance.
The Messrs. Hamilton assume all
liabilities of the company, if there be
any, and the noted Hamilton Farm
Company will still continue under its
presen. management. The settlement
of the suit prevents long litigation and
possibly family arrangement. The
amount Mrs. Brennan secures is equal
to $85, 600 in money.
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MILLERSBURG ITEMS.

Fresh oysters at Proctor & Co. IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Bacson will
move to Owingsville temporarily next
week.
Mrs. Catherine Howe, of Coving-
ton, arrived Tuesday as the guest of
hre mother, Mrs. Lizzie Miller.
Miss Bell Taylor Judy returned
Monday from an extended visit to her
sister, Mrs. K. R. Vaught, of Parker,
Ind.
DR.. c. B. Smith, Messrs. w. v.
Shaw and c. E. Bryan leave Saturday
for three weeks hunting trip in Mis-
sissippi and Arkansas.
Mrs. Lou F. Conway and daughter,
Miss Annie, were guests of her brother,
Mr.. w. H. H. Johnson at Paris from
Tuesday till Thursday.
Mrs. Ralph Miller and son, of Gin
cinnati, and Messrs. Richard and Mae
Grimes, of Atlanta, Ca. are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Bascom.
Miss Gertrude johnson, who has
been at the bedside of her mother,
Mrs. Leek, of Cynthiana, has returned
to her duties at M. F. c., leaving her
mother somewhat improved.
The Harmony Concert Co. has
been secured by the alumnae of the M.
+. G. to give concert at the opera
house on Saturday evening Nov. 2.
This is company of high order and
the alumnae is to be congr atulated for
securing them. This could not have
been done had it not been they had an
OF, night. 1t is a quartette of ladies
made up of artists. They should be
greeted with full house, remember
the proceeds aresto be used in furnish
ing the new M. F. c. See hand bills
for further particulars. Seats go or
sale today at opera house drug store
Reserved seats so cents. General ad-
mission 25 cents.
The work Of taking down the walls
and clearing away the debris of the
old M. F. G. began Tuesday morning.
A request was sent out last week by
the building committee asking every
body to give Tuesday and Wednesday
as special labor days for this work.
People responded nicely and at an early
hour Tuesday morning the work was
underway. The representative people
were there in person or hired someone
to do the work for them, dynamiting
walls, scraplng and piling brick were
prosecuted vigorously for two days,
and by shutdown Wednesday evening
there was not a vestige of the old
building left. The alumnae of the col
lege served a bountiful dinner both
days on the campus. Most of the brick
are good and will he used in the new
structure just as soon as plans, specifi-
catous and contract can be awarded.
Rev. T. w. Watts, through his
good sermons, pleasing manner and
agreeable company, has won the high
est esteem of our people7and especially
those who are matrimoniaIly inclined,
within the last week. He has sent
two couples on their way rejoicing and
they are at least for the present, very
grateful to him, and to them he is the
only preacher. On Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. He united in marriage
Miss Dora Lee DwelIy to Mr.. Richard
Bishop at the home of Mr.. Madoes
Tuesday at p. m. he united Miss
Nettie Hall. of Riddles Mills, and
Mrs. j. w. Butler, of Paris.
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Superior Work Quickly Done.

A visit to the Bourbon Steam Laun-
dry will convince any one of their
superior facilities for doing nice work
and doing it quickly. With every
known appliance in the way of
machinery and skilled workmen they
turn out the cleanest, best finished
work in the State. Their speciality is
shirts, collars and cuffs. Give them
trial. 25-3t
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Bought Before the Advanced
Price.
Price.

Studebaker and Fish Bros, wagons
are known the world over for their
strength, durability and light draft.
We have large stock of each bought
before the last advance and can sell
them we'll worth the money.
YERKES & KENNEY.
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Good building lot free en- No,
Poor Way to Mend Matters.

If a Democrat does not like-the way
certain things within the party have
been managed, how can he mend mat
tiers by helping the Republicans either
by voting for the ticket or by with
holding his vote from the Democratic
ticket?
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Here's Your Chance.

If you attend the sale of the Bour-
bon Heights lots. on November 18th.
you will be given free chance to Sc
cure the lot that is to be given away
after the sale. You must register;
costs you nothing.
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Rev. J. P. Strother went to Car
Isle Wednesday. where he officiated at
the wedding of his niece Miss Mabel
Darnall to Mr.. j. W.. Martin. The
wedding took place:at high-noon at the
residence of the mother of the bride
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Time to Buy Coal.

Coal will be high and scarce this win
ter so you had better order now. We
have the celebrated Fox Ridge Coal,
the hottest ever, also the South Jel-
leo. YERKES & KINNEY.
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Heintz Kraut.

: We have just received a fine lot of
Heinz's famous kraut. Telephone US
your order if you want the best kraut
Ia the world and we will do the rest.
25-at LAWN & CONNELL.
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Building Lot Given Away.

Attend the sale of the beautiful
building lots on Bourbon Heights, on
Cypress street, November 18th, and
register. You will then be given a
free chance on the lot 20 be awarded
at the close of the auction.
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No Question About 1t.

There is mo question but that the
Lion Beer : is the best beer on earth.
Seventeen out of the twenty-one
saloons in Paris handle Lion Beer.
This shows that it is the best and most
popular brand. Cannot be excelled for
family use.
11oct-2n i. +. BRANNON
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Every one who attends the sale of
Bourbon Heights lots, on Cypress
street, November 18th. will be given
free chance on lot to be awarded at
close of auction.
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Position Anomalous.

The payment by Judge Hargis Of a
portion of the judgment in the Marcum
damage suit places him in the anoma-
lous position of paying for completely
IN murder of which the criminal
courts have said he is not guilty.
There has been a miscarriage of jus
tice somewhere.
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Boarders Wanted.

Two rooms with table board. -Four
men preferred, or will take 2 couples.
Address 369 Mt. Airy avenue. 29-3t
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Strayed or Stolen.

TwoyeaT-old registered Southdown
buck. Information leading to his re-
covery will be rewarded. East Tenn.
phone 20.
29-2t C.. ALEXANDFR
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Good Things to Eat.

Fresh oysters. celery, cranberries
and fruits at all times.
29-2t G. P. COOK g. co.
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Insure your property against
fire and wind in Old Line Com
panies with Miss Anna Thorn
ton. She will also sign your
bond. Agent for Bankers
Surety Co.
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DARNALL-MARTIN.

the officiating minister, Elder Carey E.
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LOST.

Gold cuff button with initials, III.
q. between LAWN & Connell's and L.
q N. depot on Wednesday afternoon.
Finder return to News office and get
reward i2f
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From MANAGER Scott.

To Editor In my notice to you in
reference to the Ethel Barrymore en-
gagement here, Thursday. Nov. 18th, |
omitted to state she will play a matt
nee also. Yours truly.
CHAS. SCOTT
Good building lot free on Nov. u.
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administrator Notice.

All persons having claims against
the estate of John Hukill will please
prove same as required py law and
present them to me for payment.
II. NJ. COLLINS,
29Oct-lmo Administrator.
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BUZZZARD-TAPP.

Miss Sallie Buzzard and Mr.. VIM.
Tapp, both of Harrison county, were
united in matrimony, Wednesday after
noon at 8 O'Clock, at the residence of