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Imims A. R, PATTEN r : ,; '"'V'V ' •>"'• * V;" ' -''"• ;. mmm » j*, ^rv -0 zf-r&f* r^? jsPW%?$f?Z I - • «S$W USrSBSw-ft iKv*' " V '"'-••• -'s\ ESTABLISHED 1880. THOMPSONVILLE, CONK, THUEiSDAT, JULY 9, 1896. YOL. XVII. NO. 10. Banking and Financial. KINQ OP TIGRE. "Say," he touched Miss Irwin on we may mention "The Genesis of Expres (The £bomp0om>iUe press. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. the arm and laughed, "what do you sup sion; b^ing Thoughts on the Evolution of ILxig of Tigre, comrade true, ROBT. E. SPENCER, pose? His mother thinks so much of me Language," by Maurice L. Johnson; Published Every Thursday, by <J. SI'KNCKR. Cashier. Where in all thine isles art thoot Al.-iiiiijfer. LESSON II, THIRD QUARTER, INTER­ Sailing on Fonseca blue? she asked me to pick out the coffin; "Fate in the Face," by Louis Robinson,M Tib.® 3?arsons jPxixitiaa.gr Co., NATIONAL SERIES, JULY 12. Wearing Amapala now? said she didn't know what would be ap­ King of Tigre, where art thouf D.; a review from Blackwood's Magazine Thompsonvllle, - - Conn. Ea-xilsiixi.g' House propriate. I selected a little beauty. on Lf'cky's book, ''Democracy and Lib­ Batt ing for Antilles' queen? Say, you ought to have seen him in it." «)K Text of tlio Lesson, II Saui. v, 1-18— Mem­ erty;" "America as a Power;" "Men and Saber hilt or olive bough? Miss Irwin was becoming vastly in Manners'in. Florence." and "Agricultural THE PRESS is an eight column folio ory Verses, 10-13—Golden Text, II Sam. Crown of dust or laurel green? Q Raving lovo or marriage vow? teresled in Fanning. He was so differ Depression Unn> as I; ed." Fiction is repre­ weekly, tilled with interesting reading- rhe R, a, 4 HuBT, E, SPEICER CO,, v, lO—Commentary by the l!ev. I>. M. King and comrade, where art thouf ent from any one she had ever met be­ sented by tv?o complete stories— "Captain New England, local and general news, Stearns. fore. Then, too, he nuzzled her. His KYancis Lawton" and "A. King's Daugh­ and well-selected miscellany. Tlunniisonville, 1,'imii. Bailing on Pacific soas? conversation was certainly of a "don't ter," and there are a dozen or so of mis TERMS: $1.O0 a year in advance; six 1. "Tlicn came all tho tribes of Israel to Pitching tents in Pima now? cellaneous papers on travel, biography months, 75 cents; three months, 40 cents Oa,pita,l, 3325,000- Vnd'.irneath magnolia trees? care" style, but somehow she couldn't David unto Hebron ami spako, saying, Thatch of palm or cedar bough? and topics of general interest. Postage prepaid by the publishers. CLOTHIERS. Dehulil, we aro thy bono and tliy flesh." believe him to be as heartless as he Papers are forwarded until an explicit Soldier singer, where art thou? The REVIEW OP REVIEWS (New York) The business of the liouse is tlie ti'ansiii'tion Both Ishboshctli and Abner, tho king and seemed. His story about the death of order is received by the publishers for Coasting on the Oregon? of a "eneral banking business. Deposit-accounts the captain of his host, were now dead, the little boy had affected her greatly; for July is a strong political number. The their discontinuance and until payment of received subject to check at sijjht. and interest Saddle bow or birchen prow? so much so, in fact, that she went to We have money to loan on and all Israel are united to make the man portraits of prominent men of all shades all arrearages is made, as required by law. allowed on deposits. Bound tho isles of Amazon? Advertising rates made known on ap­ Half-Price Bale Tliompsonville real estate. of God's choico their king. The oneness Pampas, plain or"mountain brow? see the sorrow stricken mother. of politics are numerous and interesting, We are desirous of being of service to those "Oh," said the mother, between her plication. suggested by one's bone and flesh is first Prince of rovers, where art thou? and the editorial comment on the present that niav have had, and now may be having, tears, "you are from The Morning Her­ Births, Marriages, and Deaths inserted trouble and anxiety in the matter of their invest­ found in Gen. ii, 23, in reforonco to Adam Answer me from out the west! ald, you say? It is so kind of you to situation is luminous. A thorough and free. Resolutions of condolence, 5 cents ments. Possibly we can suggest some way out and Eve, and for tho last time in Eph. v, I am weary, stricken now; authentic study of William McKinley's of of the difficulty. Thou art strong, and I would rest ; come. My poor little boy thought The a line. We are in a position to give our clients the 30, in reference to Christ and the church. Beach a hand with lifted brow! character and career is contributed to the THE PRESS will be for sale at John best service possible, and any business you may It is also found in Gen. xxix, 14; Judg. King of Tigre, where art thou?" Herald was the best paper in town; he July REVIEW of REVIEWS by E. V. Hunter's, and by news boys, every Thurs­ entrust to our care will be faithfully attended to. ix, 2; II Sam. xix, 12, 13; I Chrou. Xi, 1. —Charles Warren Stoddard. often sold it. If all the people on The Smalley, the well-known journalist, day evening. Copies folded ready for Mens Pantaloons! OFFICE HOURS—0.30 to 12 a. m.; 1.30 to 3.30 p. m. 2. "The Lord said to thee, Thou shalt Herald are so good and kind as you and whose intimate knowledge of republican mailing can also be had at Hunter's or at feed my people Israel, and thou shalt be a Mr. Fanning"— party politics and long acquaintance with this office. At Hazardville, at the store captain over Israel." They knew this. Closing up a season of unparalleled buying and selling in this de­ Physicians and Surgeons. MANNING'S HEAET. "Fanning!" the public men of Ohio render him pecu­ of Wm. A. Smith. At, Windsor Locks, partment, we find on hand a number of broken lines and Then why had they not thought of it be­ "Yes, do you know him? I don't liarly adapted for such a task. Mr. at C. F. Cleveland's news room. fore? How many truths wo know, but by Smalley was himself born and reared on We have a complete outfit of news­ not a bad patter.1 in the lot. Each and every one we F. PARSONS, M. D., somo blindness or hardness of heart fail to' Miss Irwin was very busy. She was know what on earth I would have done H PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. in all my trouble if it hadn't been for the "Western Reserve," only forty miles paper and job type, our presses are run could sell at first price if we cared to carry appropriate and enjoy. Our Lord had to handling a difficult assignment which from McKinley's Poland home, and he Residence and office No. 45 Pearl street, him. He's got the kindest, most gener­ by steam power, and we have every them longer. ALL GO AT say even to those who ought to have by rights should have been given to one writes with full personal knowledge of facility for doing rhompsonville, Conn. Office hours, 8.00 to 9.00 known Him best, "Have I been so long of the men reporters, and so it happened ous heart. 'The Lord loveth a cheerful a. m.; 2.00 to 3.00, an<l 6.00 to 7.30 p. m. Orders the major's early environment. The arti­ OITB-HALF PRICE. timo with you and yet hast thou noli that she remained after every one else giver,' but then, Mr. Fanning can af­ cle is well illustrated. JOB PRINTING OF ALL KINDS may be left at E. N. Smith's drug store. known Mo, Philip?" (John xiv, 9.) See ford to give, and"— had gone to dinner, and for some time "Old _ Hampton in New Hampshire" is in the latest style, at short notice, and No cheap grades, but tlie product of the greatest skill known chapter vii, 7, and Ps. lxxviii, 70-72, on "Fanning afford to give!" ejaculated at the lowest living prices. David's feeding Israel. Seo Isa. xl, 11; the walls of the city editor's room had the subject of a valuable historical and to the tailor art, for the office, shop or store. H. DAKLISti, M. D., listened to the unsusual sound at such Miss Irwin. "Why"— JSpT'Fe defy honorable competition. Mic. v, 4; vii, 14, on Christ feeding or rul­ descriptive article by Newton M. Hall in Give us a call or drop us a line before J. PHYSICIAN AND Sl'RGKON. ing His people, and contrast in Ezek. an hour of a bad stub pen scratching "It's a blessed thing to be rich, and Men's Pantaloons—$2.50 grades are now$l.G9; $4 50 grades to have so much power on a great big the July number of the NEW ENGLAND placing your orders. Residence, 24 Pleasant St., Tliompsonville, Conn. xxxiv tlie Good Shepherd who feeds His over thin brown paper. are now $2.38; $5 grades are now $3.17. flock and the falso shepherds who feed Finally the monotonous scratching paper like The Herald," continued the MAGAZINE.
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