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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-02-20
The Blaine PrOCra mme.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ia large
number of prominent gentlemen met
in this city last night aud organized
a "Naiional Blaine Club" with
Congressman Hiram Price OF Iowa,
as president of the organization, and
q long list of vice presidents, includ-
ing the names of Senator Booth of
California, Senator Blair of New
Hampshire, Gen. S. A. Hurlburt of
Illinois, Gov. Mccormick of Arizona,
Delegate Brents of Washington Ter
ritory, James F. Wilson of Iowa,
VIM. +. Chandler of New Hamp-
shire, jeremiah NJ. Wilson of Indi-
ana, j. W. Bartlett of Massachu-
sets, Congressman Williams of Wis
consin, Mitchell of Pennsylvania,
kercham of Kansas, aid number
of others Addresses were made by
Congressman Calkins of Indiana,
Reed of Maine, Price OF Iowa, Will
lams of Wisconsin, and by Col.
Brown of Kentucky, strongly advo-
eating Blaine's nomination for the
Presidency, and with equal earnest
Dess condemning the Grant third
term project. The headquarters of
the club We're established in Wash
ington, TO remain open until after
the meeting of the National Conven-
ton. The organization of this club
has been fastened by the announce
ment put forth by close personal and
political friends of General Grant
that " should the Republican Con-
vention nominate him in the same
manner as any other candidate
would be nominated, he would deem
it his duty to the country and party
to accept"
The Situation in Ireland.
DUBLIN, Feb. 1S.-Accounts from
the country for the past few days
have been more hopeful. There is
much suffering but not starvation,
except in far off islands, to which
relief is being sent without delay or
stint. In parts of Donegal want is
great, but the Dublin Mansion
House has been made promptly avail
able. The agrarian agitation may
be said to be completely at an end.
Attempts to get up a meeting of the
sort recently have all failed.
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JUNE WEATHER.

The following il meteorological summary
or record Of the weather at CatawiS'a, during
the month Of June, 1850, compiled by VIM. G'
Yetter from observations made by W. Pruet'
Barom,tric pressure corrected for tempera-
ture and elevalion-liighest pressure on the
10Th, 3O,333 inches; lowest on the 18th, 29't3O
inches; monthly range 0,7O3.
Temperature Of the air-Highest tempela-
ture on the 25th, 0Oi degrees; lowest on the
3rd, 40 degrees; average temperature for the
moth, 20 degrees; average of same month dn-
ring previous year (lS70l GS degrees monthly
range I5l degrees greatest daily range on the
2sth, 20l degrees; and least daily range, 81 de-
gree. on the 18th.
Moisture-Number OF days ON which rain
fell. lG: total amount of rain fall 1866 inches;
rainfall during the same month in previous
year ls79) 3l8 inches
Wmd-The highest hourly We eooiiy of the
wind during the month was 5S miles per hour
accompanying thunder storm from the south
west on the 18th inst. The force of the wind
during the storm exelted pressure of IL
| pounds per square foot OF exposed surface.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.


Council met in regular monthly meeting,
present Messrs, Rabb, Evans, Sharpless, Thorn
as The president being absent on motion adj
journed to meet July 5, 1850, at u o'clock
July s, 1850, Council met pursuant to adj
j)urnment.
Present, the president, G. A, Herring, and
Messrs. Sharpless, Rabb, Holmes and Evans
Hook & Ladder company made application
for a hose carriage for sale by Edwin Liyerick
of New York City for $500. The secretary
was instructed to correspond with Mr., Liyerlck'
On motion, the president was instructed to
ascertain the amount of hose needed, the secre-
tary to correspond with different parties to as
certain quality and prices. Petition was pre-
sented signed by sundry persons of said town,
requesting council to open Centre street from
Ridge alley to Front treetalong the Reformed
and Lutheran bury ing ground, Petition received
and ordered filed. On molten, committee oi
two, viz: Messrs. Rabb and Evans were ap'
pointed to confer with the trustees of the lie
formed and Lutheran congregations and report
at next meeting. On motion it was resolved
and the street commissioner so insruc ed tha'
all side walks which were not put in good re-
pair within five days shall be put in repair by
the town authorities and the usual 20 per cent
added to the actual cost thereof
On motion the following bills were read and
approved and the secretary authorized to dra"
orders for the same
Return oflabor done by +. Il, Bideman
Street Commissioner for the month
ofJune 1880 Sl4 =
John j. Toner for two police badges 3'
Bloomsburg Gas co, for the month of
June 72OO
r. HAMS, serving appeal notices 10 u
4" police duty July 3rd On
G. NJ Vanderslice printing tax notices U
], S. Kuhn, one years rent, engine house 20 o
NJ. c. Woodward, services as Town con
stable 50
d. Lsycock, police service night Of June
20, so On
Secretary's salary for June, 1850 10 "
b. b, Freas for killing slut and burying q
Total, Sl56 0
JNo. X. GRorx, Scc'y.
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Sunday School hymns and Music,

1t seems to us high ire that the Songs d
the Sunday school, tn" prayer meeting aud
the regular church Z, cn should b,cnc.
more closely allied to ,.c. ther, 5, t a,
while the latter shall be mite more hearty
and earnest, the two former shall be lie, s
unworthy of a place in the mind and hrprt
with the grand truths AID magnificent liter
ature Of the Bible.
Too much counenanco has her tofoi c
been given in the Sunday school to "hynns'
without reason, with here aud there dash
of sentimentalism in place of vigorous
thonght-iippant in style and irreverent in
expression, and set 10 tunes of little merit.
Rev. DR., Charlie, s. Robinson, the author
of 'Scngs for the Sanctuary rendered va
liable service to the churches when he added
TO his later work, 'Spiritua. Songs for the
Church and Choir II most excellent edition
called Spiritual Songs fop Social Worship ;
and now continuation Of the series is to be
issued Spiritual Sang, for the Suadly school,
by The same accomplished author, who has
beer assisted in the work by Mr.. w. +.
~hcrwin. the well known musical conductor,
comp ser and gcnclL SUNDAY school worker
The title Of the book is hopefully suggest.
i've, and the name OF l'r. Robinson ard Nj.
5 erwin give such promise Of thoroughly
scn,iblc and attractive work that the event
of the lew volume will be watched with
eager inter s, as one likely to meet mos
happily th= present ue,d. The book will be
published hy Scribncr & Go.
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HOW TO
GET almost
Everything.

Do you know how to get
in the easiest way and to best
advantage what you wart for
dress and housc-furnishing?
First, how: Write for a
catalogue; see what you can
learn from it about the things
you want. If samples can be
useful to you, ask for them
and state your wants SO
plainly that exactly the right
samples can be sent.
Second, where: The place
where goods are kept in the
greatest variety; where they
are sold for what they really
are in respect to quality
where prices are lowest;
where most care is taken
to serve customers accept
ably; and where you have
the right to return whatever
is not satisfactory.
Thcre-no matter where
you are-if you make your
wants known and avail your
self of your privileges, you
will get the best things in
the best way, promptly and
without trouble or risk
sometimes by mail, some
times by express, almost
always at less cost for car
riagc than the money you
save in the price.
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1t should be the aim of every owner of
Horses Cows &c, to make them as handsome
and useful as possible. The German Horse
and Cow Powder helps to develop all the
powers Of the animal 1t improves its beau
| ty and increaa -s its usefulness. 1t makes
milk, mucle and fat BY using it a horse
and he in better condition with less feed.
sold only by weight at 10 cents a pound by
G. \. Kleim Bioom,burg.
| Dec u '70-ly
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bIChHUkNi July IL looV
EDS. COLUMBIAN
Nothing of interest having occurred in our
quiet village since my last. ard being absent a
part Of the time, | will notice few Of the oc.
currences of the trip. Arriving at Hamburg
on Friday afternoon, We were soon the guests
of DR.. William Harris. Hamburg is a town Of
1000 inhabitants, composed principally Of
Germans, is beautifully located, quite manu-
featuring place, and being as it is in Berks
county, Democracy Is supreme. We took occa-
sion to visit the churches on Sabbath, \ grand
feature of st. Johns Sunday school is the mu,
sic which was led by an orchestra Of eight pie
ces This with the organ and singing was fine
to say the least. In the evening We visited the
NJ, +. church. 1t being the 4lh of July, We
noticed Il fine company Of fully equipped soil
diers in the front pews and was gralitied with
the sermon. On Monday the celebrated Ham
burg cornet band composed OF - members,
and conducted by DR. Harris. started 70 Gil an
engagement at Litz, Lancaster county, and be
ing somewhat accustomed TO tue use of band in
struments, we donnod Il uniform and horn and
took hand in the game. We do not hesitate
to say that his is one Of the best bands in the
State. Litiz is beautiful place ndeed, and
with its fine churches, academies, hoels, and
last but not least, the Litz Springs and grand
park, make it quite a summer resort Trout
by the thousands here abound and are carefully
watched and cared for. We will not speak 0
tho COLI hratnn mnrp than In mpntiou tha II ere
was quite parade, good oration and fire
works or display in the evening to the amount
Of $4,000,
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Deaths.

McIESRY AT Saltwater On the l2lh inst,
Darcy 5. infant son Of Stewart and Annie h..
McIIeury, aged year,, months and 90 days.
Fair aeeing comfort of an hour,
How soop we're called TO part"
HARRlsoN-In Fishingcre,k township, from
injuries received from the kick Of horse, on
the 18Th insto Mr., Jared Harrison, aged "a
year,.
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Mothers, before giving your little babe cough
or Group medicines, remember that Sines Syr
up OF Tar, IIoarhound and Wild Cherry, is the
only preparation that contains no opium, NOR
phine or any other narcotic. july 2-lm
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SlNEs' DYsENTERY CoMPNUNp-Thcre are
no diseases that will so quickly bring incidents
Of a persor's past life and make him think Of
bus, Dysentery, Cramps, Collie and all their
kindred diseases. And to be without Sine's
DyscnleIy Compound when oycrtaken by the
above disease is to be almost without hope.
iuy 2-lm
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ESTATE or HANNAH ArrLEMAN, DECEASED.
The undersigned auditor appointed by the or
phans Court OF columbia county 10 settle and ad-
Just thcaiOresad estate TO marshal assets and make
distribution OF the balance u the hands OF John Ap
pltmun, executor Ot Hannah Appleman, deceased
as shown by his first and partial account, to and
among the parties entitled thereto will SIT at the
onice Of G. G. Barklcy Esq, IN the town OF Blooms
burg on Friday, August 6th, 1851 at o'clock IN TIT
forenoon to perform the duties OF his appointment
All persons having claims against said estate vii
appear ana present lhem at that time, or be fOreye
dcbarled from receiving any OF said fund.
july ., 'sO-4w Auditor
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Neud EX.
A ISO,

All that certain tract Of land situate In Pine
township, Columbia county and state Of Pcnnsylya'
MIA, bounded and described as follows, to-wit: on
the north by land OF Philip Shoemaker, on the casi
by land of Hiram Shultz, on the south By land ol
Parvin Eyes and on the west by land OF Abraham
Titman containing about forty acres more or 1t IS
on which are erected two-story frame house large
bank barn and dout-buildlngs.
Seized, taken in eXecuti N at the suit of Josepl
Cole, jr use OF A. r. Heller, administrator Of BenIa
min Ewes deceased against Jacob Cole and TO be sole
as the property OF Jacob Cole.
y. G. Il II. E, SMITH, Attorneys. Vend. EX.
Terms cash on day ST sale.
U. IL. ENT.
July 2, 's0-ts Sherin.
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ANNOU NCEMENr.
LEE OF GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT HANcocI

LEE OF GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK.
We are glad to know that the well known
publishing house of Hubbard Bros, Of Phila'
delphia, have in preparation and will soon Is
sue the Life Of General Hancock, written by
his old time friend, Hon, John W, Forney'
The career Of the brilliant soldier who Is soon
TO be transferred to the y hite House furnishes
material for Il volume which, in deep and
thrilling interest, has rarely been equaled in
the annals Of American biography, 1t il toriu-
nate that its preparation has bean assigned to
Colonel Fomey, who for twenty five years has
been known as one of the ablest editors and
most brilliant writer's in America. His known
ability, and his personal intimacy with Cen
Hancock, are a sufficient guaranty that the
book will he full, complete and authoritative
volume Of permanent value, and in this re-
spect widely different from ordinary campaign
lite ature. It will Ire sold only by subscription
and must meet with avery large sale,
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There is only about two-ihrds enough har.
ve-ting machinery in California TO gather The
prr,rnt crop, and farmers are in despair.
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TIL + COLU NJ BIA n.
rio0HsBuRG, FRIDAY, July ID, tsso


tieorg5 A. Doty, administrator of Henry
,ipg.bnry, deceased will offer real estate for
.,le in Benton on Saturday August 7th at 10
a. N,
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ID ULE ON HEIRS.
COLUMBIA COUNTY, IS

COLUMBIA COUNTY, IS:
The commonwealth Of Pennsylvania TO Mary Ann
Gnges widow, Susan Ann Heller, Sarah Glngles,
Harriet Ginges, Dunlap Morris county, Kansas,
Mary Williams, Knoxville, Marion county, Iowa, ana
Martha Shuman, lIcal descendants or Andrew
GnEes deceased, and 10 all other persons interest
ed, Greeting: You and each Of you are hereby cited
10 be and appear before the Judges Of our Orphans
Court at an orphans Court to be held at Blooms
burg on the llrst Monday OF september next, then
and there to accept refuse to take the real
awarded by the said Court, and returned by the
sheriff, or show cause why 1t shall not be sold And
hereof TAIL not.
Witness the Honorable William Elwell. President
OF our said court ut Bloomsbury, the 18th day Of
May, los0
WILLIAM KRICKBAUM,
July 9, l3sO-4w Clerk o. G.
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Local and constitutional treatment for all ca
tarrhal affections. Dr. Josiah Briggs Catarfh Spe-
ctIi's are offered % those afflicted With acute chron-
ic. lucrative or dry catarrh, cold In the head. hay
Fever, relaxed palate, throat, hOarscnrSs loss
Of voice, and al affections OF the nasal cavities and
throat, with guarlnt that they are cheaper bet
ter, more eiCacuus curing quicker with more Ger
tanty aud more agreeable 10 use than any remedy
yet discovered. Two bottles IN one box one OF
which reduced with water makes % ounces for use
Price sltO per package, furnished to responsible
parties ON conditions NO cure no pay" Dealers
are authorized TO refund the money II pur-
ch i5trs are not satisfied The spacihcs are con -ir
ona rs well as local SloO VIII be paid II they fail
10 cure when used as directed SlO0Iur their cuiIhl
as cure. 500 II ANY thing poisonous or delreriuuS
IS found IN their composition ono lwil he pgid.
4 In any respect Dr, briggs Calauh Specifies are
found dlncrcut from representation. Here Is an 90
pprtdnity for those discouraged by repeated flil.
urta 10 try again on guaranteed Cure And the
iuld VINO Tear dt rcpllun may venture 20 try these
specifics without feeling that they are 70 be hum
plugged, as There Is no risk tOTun Warranted chetp
est best and most agreeable II not found satisTlt
toTy demand your money and IL WIN be returned
sold by G. A. klclm Bloomsburg' Pa
DIR. j, BRIGGS & CO..
apTh 45, oV-ly Newark, New Jersey
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CENSUS RETURNS.

The following returns of the population
have been made by the enumerators of the
several townships, to the Prothonotary's
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1000 pounds nice dried raspberries, 1000
pounds. nice dredpitted cherries wanted this
fall by Siias Young Light Street.july 2-6m
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TninI

Englishmcn formerly supposed that Ameri'
can running horses were very inferior to theirs
bu, during the last two years Parole, Wal leu
stein aud other fast ones that were sent from
this country to England, have won hundreds
of thousands of dollars for such Americans
as the Mcssrs. Lorillqrd, James Gordon Ben
nett, &c. The Englishmen have Investigated
the re ,sons for the great success Of the Amc.i
can horses, and find that they are kept in such
fine condition by the constant use of NJ. i.
Roberts Horse Powders. july , 2m
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The Catalogues Of the Normal School have
ben printed at this Office and are ready for
distribution on application to the Principal.
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Bqlis Sterling, enumcralor OF Madison town
ship, rcpor IA deaths for the census year, so
births. 2ls ,amlios and 900 dwelling houses.
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MOUNT PLEASANT CENSUS STATISTICS.

| ahi,ants-white 159
An increase of S since 1870
Deaths during the last census year Il
No. Of persons born during census year 81
No. of blind persons !
Manufacturing establishments producing
$500 annually
Saw mills producing $500 annually
Farms III
Respectfully, j. l.. GRIMES.
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The Seventh Annual TriState Picnic Of the
Patrons Of husbandry and farmers of Southern
Pennsylvania, Mary land, West Virginia, and
adjoining States will be held at Williams
Grove, Mechanicsburg, Pa August 24th, 25th,
2dth and 9th, 1880 Connected with the pic
mic there will be an exhibition of agricultural
and horticultural products, farm implements
and machinery. course Of agricultural lee
tures will be delivered by Prof s i. lleiges
The Cumberlind Valley Editorial Association
will hold a meeting on the grounds on Friday,
August 9th, at 10 o'clock a. m, and at !
o'clock p. m, an address will be delivered by
Governor Hamilton, of Maryland Other emf
nent gentlemen will deliver addresses during
the exhibition.
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TIE yoLTAlc BELT co, MARSHALL, Mlcn.

u WIll send their celebrated Electro. Voltoic
neit' to the afflicted upon 80 days trial. Spcfdy
CurcS guaranteed. They mean what tbey s,y
write To them without delay. Nov. 2l'1v"'
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Physicians freely prescribe the new Food
Medicine, "Malt Biuers," because more nour.
ishing, strengthening and purifying than all
ther forms ofmtlt or medicine while free
ofrom the objections urged against malt liquors
iune 4.lw
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.. B. NAGLE.
Chief Burgess.

NJ. B. Roberts Poultry Powders will cure the
worst case Of Cholera or Gapes With NJ. B,
Roberts Poultry Powder you can increase the
number of eggs 80 per cent. Sold everywhere
at % cents per package July 3 I'm
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n T. w T. L II M!

The wen known c. Il. WHITE, Proprietor OF the
ORANGEyIILE AGRICULTURAL WORKS,
has sold half interest IN the same tod W. Conner.
The company have repaired the works, ana are pre-
pared 10 accommodate all who want anything In the
line Of AriCulturdl implements. They have lust
completed a new lCft hand White ploW, witch II p0--
sible VIII beat The right hand. Also surface pluws
or lOUterS for The same, new 1hreshcrand Clean.
or WIN genlre hhAae uf rIlalo shoe. calloa The
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4. E. Vanliew has been appointed postmus
fer ut Bnckhorn.
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A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.

ESTATE OF ISRAEL BoGERT, DECEASED.
Letters Of Administration on the estate Of Israel
bOShrt, late Of Greenwood township, Columbia CO,
fennu. deccs sed, nave been granted by the Regis
ter or said co to the undersigned Administrators.
Al persons having claims against the estate of the
dccedeni are requested to present them for settle
mcn, aud those indebted to the estate 10 make pay
delay.
SUSAN BOGERT,
c. w MILLER Auy. Administrative.
lNlU II. Al-GM
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4 UDlTOR'S NOTICE.
\
ESTATE OF WILLIAM McKElvY, DECEASED.

E7IATE 0T WTTLTAN MChEIN y UtIEA-tU.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the or
phans' Court uf Columbia county 10 make diStri-
butlonot the balance IN the hands Of tine executors
Of said estate, as shown by their account 10 and
among the parties entitled thereto, VIII meet the
parties Interested at his Office In Bloomsbury on
Wednesday, the 4th day Of August next at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon Of said day 10 perform the
duties Of his appointment when and where all per
sons Interested are requested to present their claims
10 said fund or he forever deUaTfed from coming 10
for share OF said fund.
b. FRANK ZARR,
july o. sow Auditor
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Hon, George n. Corson, Norristown, says
The Phoenix Pectoral is indispensable in my
family. 1t acts like charm in curing
coughs and colds with the children,an
always Use it when addressing jury. Price
% cents. G. A. Klein, Bloomsburg. aprl6-ly
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Call at Mckinney for Shoes.
For Nobby Hats,
For Latest Styles,
For Lowest Prices,
Go to David Lowenberg' 5
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TIE CAMPAInN rnl1Mn1AN

Vh'y % cents for six months, or 81 50 . wear
IN advance. Get up clubs and send in yon
names
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L bbers at MckinneY,s.

Call and see the Best and Cheapest Sum
mcr Suit for So 90 at ID. Lowcubergs.
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PERSONAL.

hcn' y" Eggeri ofthe DanviIe Record, and
MISS Bolich made us very pleasant call las,
Saturday morning, in our sanctum.
"'orse Laycock, of the Wilkcsbarrc Rec,,J
is spending G W days in town.
Grant lI'rrins and Simpson Ferrce are
home from college Sending the vacation.
Mr. Obi Cu'i'on, or York, Pa, is yisilino
the Rev. W. W. Evans.
Mi's Fannie scatle is the guest of Mis-, AM
ME Sloan.
L. +. App'cman Esq., Of Easton, is spend
ING t summer at his fathers
James h. Neal returned from trp to the
White Mountains lat week.
Hon G. X. Bnckalew is ruslicating at LONG
Pond
CoI' a. p. Scylcy and Frank S. Hunt. O
Berwick spent last Sndy in town will
friends.