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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-26
NEW ADTERxEsEAENEs.

nUBLIU SALE-ON SATURDAY EVEN
i ING, MAY 25. 1888. viii be sold ct the
Leopard hotel, q one.story BRICK DWELL
Ing, and q one-story brick back building,
belonging to the estate OF Mrs. Catharine
Trewitz, decd. situated on the west side OF
North Mulberry street, No. IA. Lot fronts on
depth IS feet more or less. A never-failtng
well OF water. with pump therein. Also, q
lot of fine fruit trees.
Sale to commence at N O'Clock:
D. TREWITZ,
Administrator OF Catharine Trewitz, decd:
SHUBKRT L SUTTON, Aucts. m23 4td
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Obituary.

Joseph Neff, we'll known resident OF
Millersville, died at his home in that vii
lage last evening, after years sickness.
aged &c years. He was highly esteemed
by all who we're acquainted with him.
His funeral will take place to mDrroW
afternoon at o'clock. Interment at the
Millersville burying ground near Millers.
vile.
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Fall of a Horse.

This morning a horse belonging to
Frank Mettfet, hitched to 4 wagon loaded
with vegetables, fell on the belgian blocks
in front of the City hotel. Nothing was
broken nor was the animal injured.
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Now York Market.

NEW YORK. May n -Flour-State aud west
ern firm and rather quiet SuEer1ne state,
q S514 25 Extra do, a lO@i 81 Choice ao,
"a 4O07 90 Family dO0 1907 %; Superhne
western. IS Ss04 Is choice do, Good Extra
a 7O01; southern steady and qute.
Wheat feverish and unsettled prices snow
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ST. LOUIS, May 26.-Two companies of
troops have arrived in the vicinity OF the
mines near Collinsville, Ills, it being ex-
pected that attempts will be made there
tO resume work.
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Trains delayed.

This afternoon the limited express gave
oyt ut Lcaman Place and was delayed an
hour. Fast line WAS an hour lato IN
reaching this city.
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F. Weber's Ole! established millinery an"
hair store is filled with the latest styles "l
French millinery and hair goods TO DC S'iu
below other dealers prices. Old stand, No ~
North Queen street. u
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MBIA NEWS.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
Rev. Evans, will occupy his pulpit in
the L. T. Lutheran church, to morrow
morning and evening and two interesting
sermons are promised.
Rev. Humphries in the NJ. f. church
to- morrow evening will deliver All appro-
| pirate address to the members or Gen:
Welsh Post, No. 11S, G. A. r., who will
meet at their armory at p. m., sharp,
with uniform and badges to go to tho
church.
Rev. J. B. Funk, Of United Brethren
church, has selected for his discourses to-
morrow, "The Danger of a False Hope, !"
! in the morning, being taken from Pro.
! verbs, 18th chapter and 12th verse in the
evening his subject will be, - The Good
Figure of Faith" from 1st Timothy, 9th
chapter aud 10th verse. Rev. Funk will
| preach Il special sermon on May Both
subject, Christian Unity"
| Elder Jackson will preach on Chris
| tian Sonship,' to morrow mornin!: IN tEe
Church of God, and in tho evening 'Tfe
Second Advent" On May 3Oth, 7:3O p.
M, he will deliver An address or . Sunday
| School Lessons 1T Antioch
On account OF the rector attending coh-
ference, there will be no services in the
German Lutheran church, on Walnut
street to morrow.
Condensed items
During tho past week Bachman &
Forrcy's planning mill and agricultural
works hava been connected with the telo'
phone exchange.
A foot race between Messrs. John 5.
Purple and Martin Smith last evening on
North Seventh street was tie. Two starts
were made, but each time foul was claim
cd. They will try again.
Tue first fight of tho week occurred on
Front street, near tho rolling mill, last
night, between two brawny lrlshmen.
Both men were badly punished,
Conductor VIM. Foulk, injured down
the road, is better and his recovery is
looked for.
The reported narrow escape OF shifting
cprlno No 441 was a canard.
Messrs. Harry Hiteshue and Jos. founs
on Wednesday evening caught tine scull
boat floating down the Susquehanna river
1t is now in their possession.
Died From Injuries.
Michael Barry, the railroader, who wa:
struck by an overhead bridge near Eph
rata. one day this week, died at his late
home ON Union above Fifth street yester
day morning, from the effects of the blow
A coroner's inquest was held last evening
and verdict rendered in accordance will
$ the facts published at the time OF the ac
, cilent. DR.. Craig claims Mr.. Barry
death to be from congestion of the brain
"A Bridge olives Way.
Q While Mr.. F. S. BIetz's four horse team
was crossing the small bridge at Bach
/. man & Forrey's planning mill On Thurs
day, it gave way, and the wagon, loade
; with slate, fell into the ditch. The siat
4 had to be unloaded before the WACO
l. could be righted.
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wraraER INuIOATlONs

WASHINGTON, May 2G.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, increasing cloudiness with
rain, southerly, veering to westerly winds
stationary or higher temperature, lower
pressure.
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Fox Lame Eaca, sue or Chest use sir
LUll'S POROUS PLASTER. Price, y cents.
Sold by II. Il. Cochran, l37 and l39 North Queen
trret. Lancaster. lepl+eo"'
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New YorK

Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks dull and lower. Money ~.
New York Central .................E
Erie Railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, s.
! Adams EXPRESS
Michigan Central Railroad .....,,....9 W.
Michigan Southern Railroad. .... lOSL
Illinois Central Railroad .iI.,.
Cleveland Il Pittsburgh Railroad. l:;
ChicapO " Rock Island Railroad. .......l.isI
Pittsburgh u Fort Wayne Railroad .l3lL
Western Union Telegraph COmpany..... S2t,
To,eIo 3 Wabash ,
New Jersey Central 1s5,
New York Ontario 4 Western. ............ 81.
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VlNtiE REGULAR WONrHLY LETTING
/ OF the Union Building und Loan AssCcia-
tiOn will he held at mir. w. a. Wilson's office,
on MONDAY EVENING at y. O'Clock: Sale
Of money At . o'clock. Election OF officers.
The 18th series OF stock will be opened ut one
dollar per share.
1t A. ii. BALL, Sec'y.
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Coffee S;.ciable.

Tie aid society OF tho Union Ee,Eel
church will hold coffee sociable tEis
evening to which all are invited.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-26

DtOPLE'S BUILDING, LOAN AND nf.-
nostt company.--MOnth!y meeting TIL -
EvENINI at the collectors office, NO. ~
North Duke street. No dues received AT tne
Directors meeting. Money sold at . ocloch.
It 4. $. VILLEE, Secretary.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-26

rIi.IS (SATUIsDAY) EVENING, NAY 2G.
SEW TEN-PIN ALLEYS at the Continental
Hotel. No. II East Chestnut street, opposite the
Pennsylvania Il. Il. Depot. ,,o r,n,x
"LO LONI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-26

Felt and straw Hats. Felt and Sira" hats
of every C lOr ald description for men, yo"t'
and ch ildrcn 1T +. Weber's cheap hat ana cal
store - North Queen street. IL
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Ns,; ajIVEETISEMEN1h.

ANY PERSON WANTING THE BUD
n weiser Beer, or Ginger Ale, can De ac-
cOmmOC ated by G c'lltnS on
GEO. WALL,
3!5 SOuth Queen Street
Orders receiv. Il by telephone promptly al
tcnIeltO. "'-'-'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-26

Nvy VEGETABLES FOR THIS EVENING
choice eating Apples Oranges and bananas.
Live Lobstcrs, Deviled Crabs. Salt and Snicc'
nrsiors nt CuAS w. ECKERT'S,
l99 East King st.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-26

DUBLIC SALE OF HORsES.IoN MON
DAY MAY @, 1885, will be sold at ID. LO-
%nu's sale stables, Market street, rear OF NC.
Ora, II House, Lancaster, Pa. 20 head OF ONO
drivers and goOd stepping horses
sale TO commence at O'Clock, p. m. "A
credit OF 60 days will be given.
lts DANIEL LOGAN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-26

DUBLIO SALE-ON SATURDAY, JUNE y,
Pa, by an order OF the Orphans Court Of Ian i.
caster County, Pa, will be sold at public sale
the following real estate belonging to the eS,
that certain ONE-STORY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, situated on the east side OF North
Queen street. In Lancaster city, with q lot OF
ground fronting 80 feet 10 inches on North
Queen street, and extending In depth 2i5 feet,
more or less, to North Christian street, adj
joining the property of Joseph Marks on the
north and property of John N. Brubaker on
the south.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p, m, when
terms will Q made known by
WA. f. kRElDEH
myl4, 10 26&jO,9 Trustee to Sell.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-26

NTUTI:E-GiEO. ii. THOMAS CAMf ~
~ sons of Veterans, will meet In 6: A..
tO attend divine service also, on Wednesday
morning nj 81 o'clock, sharp. to oparticipate In
decorating the soldiers graves Hy order Ol
the Cantain. W WlTHERS FRANKLIN.
At1est :: T. MEssERsMlTH, .. s.
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ry,HE sAFEOE FIR AIsI & BRO AT THE!l
I Lock Works, although exposed to the
most intense heat during the recent fire, was
taken out OF the ruins in good condiuOn, tne
hooks and papers not even being discolOred.
H. il tho Morris 4 Ire and safe, OF which Eddie
FRANKIE is the agent. IL"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-26

WATER RENT NOTICE-ONLY a FEW
w more days to pay your water rent. Wed
mes day being q legal holiday the Office will he
cIOseu Il ing your notices with you to save
trouble 5per cent. abatement II paid before
June /, 1883. Z. f. MI EkS,
,nof.td Treasurer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-26

UNCB. ,r,~,r -.
Mock Turtle Soup THIS EVENlNG at
CHARLEY HOSTER'S Corner saloon, corner
Market and Grant streets. opposite Union
hose house. sprngers Beer ON zap. zee
cold. IL
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SrocK MafKeu

Quotations by Reed McGrann & Co, BanA-
orS. Lancaster Pa
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A GREAT RARe3A1N.-oNE SECOND-
a hand piano with Pearl and Ebony Key
board, full 7-octave, rs good az new: also.
second .hand Sofa very cheap. Call at Music
Store, No. lG Moth Prince street. ,,oHs
Its F1iANCiS NAODONo'
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dnE M REWARD.
1CUU By virtue of authority given me by
the resolution OF Councils Of Feb. 4, 1874,
hereby offer a reward OF $500 tor the arrest
and cOnV iction OF the party or parties who
set fire to the lock works owned by Fratm
Brothers, on Park Avenue, between Lime and
Shippen streets. on Wednesday, May q, 1888.
JNO. T. MAcGONIGLE, Mayor.
Cn1 n00 REWARD.
0lsUUU The undersigned offer reward
OF ll COO tor the arrest and conviction OF the
person or persons who set f1re to their lock
works, on Park Avenue, Wednesday, May %,
1888
m23-4td FRA1M q BRO.
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THE ENTERTAINMENT OF CHRIST
CHORALSOCIETY will be held on
THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 7,
instead of Tuesday evening. May:", Us prev
iously announced. IL
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TURTLE SOUP. .,,.,
Grabs. Iobstcrs. Spring Chickens. Chicken
Eroqueites. Chicken salad, spiced oysters:
Suit Oy sters and oysters III every sty5e AZ
JOHN COPLnND'S this evening. IL"
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&10O REWARD.

$lOU RE"ARD
In addition to the rewa rd offered for the
arrest ct the incendiary OF Fraim & BIOS
Lock Works, the undersigned will pay one
hundred dollars $l00)
FOR ANY INFORMATION
which will lead to the arrest OF the guilty
party.
LANCASTER Pa, May 2j, 1885,. m25-2t
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f'H 4sinch WiIKiNsoN BICYCLE. Good
as new. ocrcc
1t. ASPLs Al Ahio oE w.
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NOR SALE, AT BAKGAlN, ROSE.
leps No CHEAPERIN THE CITY.
FRANK j. STElNHAUSEk,
07 North Queen street,
rs Lancaster, Pa.
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NEW ADHERTLsEAENTS.

MOE sALE OK RENT-TBE DWELLING
r No. 5s4 West Chestnut stIeet. Apply to
W7ANrED.-rU BUY a aT9D ,SSySs cSW
nnee et+ Kipzers Lancaster Co., Pa.
DOR Sale CHEAP; :sov p,cvc,p Coo,
T. A A4sinch WILKINSON BIZ 1CAE. 'ood
1t. rs"' APPLY ATTHIs OFFICE
SwA"R's'
FINE ALL SILK SASH RIBBON. and only 40
Cents per Yard.
Come and see them at sWARK'S. NO; 50 n.
Queen Street. ieoi'-AyAu"
NOR RENr.-THE STORE ROOM, NO. S5
+ North Queen street. now occupied by
Amos Fins"a'' AR1s: ARe'y s: F. sS:rsAsk11x. ..
feb7.s.9,lOs eodttd No. 10 East King st.
v,OR SALE, AT A BARGAIN, A ROSE.
''s7' FRANK j. sTEINHAUSER.
so7 North 9anaasass Queen street
GnEar HARaAIN.-ONE sECOND-
n hand Piano, with Pearl and Ebony Key
second .hand sofa. very cheap. Call at Music
| Store, No. lG NoIth Prince sIfre; NrIs c,ppoNs
Its FRANClo NlbboNS.
THE ENTERTAINMENT OF CHRIST
| CHORALSOCIETY will be held on
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE I,
instead of Tuesday evening. May:9, as prev
| iOusly announced.
| clam SOUP, Soft Shelle.i Crabs, Deviled
Crabs, Lobstcrs, Spring Chickens; Chicken
Grogneites. Chicken salad, spiced Oysters
SIT 9t sts,S aSd Syi1ers ihis evening" en- % it,
| T UNCB. ,,,n,,c
!. Mock Turtle Soup THIS EVENING at
| CHARLEY HOSTERS Corner Saloon, corner
| Market and Grant streets. opposite OhiOn
hose house. springer's Beer ON rap. zee
| cold. ~
MY VEGETABLES FOR THIS EVENING
| nj market were received this afternoon.
Choice Sa,ing Apple,s ppH;,s U GpaSs Salt and spicei
| dealers nt CuAS. w. ECKERT'S,
| IL 1e9 East King st.
1I,..is SATURDAY EVENING, NAY &c.
| | 1883 there will be ready for use = BRAN
| NEW TEN-PIN ALLEYS at the Continental
Hotel. No. II East Chestnut street, opposite the
| Pennsylvania Il. Il. Depot cro p,npv
| u* HEo. LOhI.
Nr,TI-r-t,EO. Il. THOMAS CAMP 10,
| ~ sons of Veterans, will meet IN =; A. T.
| Hall, on Sunday evening" May -, at 10'ciock:
| To attend divine service also, on Wednesday
morning al ~ o'clock, sharp, toparticipate in
| decorating the soldiers graves Hy 0rier OF
| the Cantain. W WlTHERS FRANKLIN.
| Attest: L. MEssERsMlTH, o.. S.
ry,BE SAFEOr FRAIsI & BRO AT TIL FL Il
Lock Works although exposed to tho
| most intense heat during the recent fire. was
| taken out OF the ruins in good condition, the
| hooks and papers not even be1nS uiscoiOIeu.
| IT, is tho Morris 4 Irea and safe, OF which Eddie
| FRANKIE is the agent. IL"
r,1HIIC SaLE or HORsES.-DN MON
| DAY, MAY %, 1885, will be sOl'i at ID. l.O-
| Tnu's sale stables, Market street, rear OF NC.
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beautiful pinnaclcs greet tho behold
er who finds himself gazing ct the cathe-
dral at Milan g; it is u grand and noDle
sight. and vet with all this there are many
sad features about it. The shipping at
Liverpool has become of wonderful extent,
and presents a varied and multifarious ap-
pearance-yet Liverpool mOurns because
She has not built her docks larger. The
reverend gentleman cited several intances
of human creations which, seeming
without the lack of any feature to make
them more perfect, yet there arc plenty OF
places in them to criticise. One great
thing to DO regretted is that we are all too
much like the man who once invented
machine to prevent brain disorders. 1t
consisted of clockwork, placed in the
hat and made to revolve. He induced a
friend to try it on, who in a short time
found his hair caught in its wheels ana
taken completely off his head lie was
one of those visionary people who think OF
performing the most impossible things. e'
it must be remembered that those who have
achieve success have at first been called
yisiona,ies. Those individuals who have
given the wcrld its thousand and one won
ders have all been put under the tern
visjonaries Ut the start. But the deep ant
Grand things of tho world are not con
ceiyed and effected by the idle brains o
sluggards. They have been secured by
those who have been hard working, ant
assiduous they are the men who hav
started low down and have pushed thei
way forward into potency and rerown
The speaker then showed how the world
celebrities have achieved great success an
honors by persistent labor, and after coE
ing from the lowest positions. Many G
were very stupid in their youth, and wh
showed no precocity whatever. The quei
tion is, how did these ounces win success
Why, easy enough. The time cam
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NOR RENT.-THE STORE ROOM, NO. 80
North Queen street, now occupied Dy
Amos Ringwalt. Apply to
THOS. E. FRANKLIN.
fah7 3 o IOseodttd No 40 East King st.
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NOR SALE OK RENT THE DWELLING
+ No. 5e4 West Chestnut street. Apply 70
it, IL. Il. nhOADS.
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S"AER's'
FINE ALL sILK SASH RIBBON, and only 40
Cents per Yard.
Cone and see them at SW AhnS. NO: " n.
Queen Street. leoI|-AyAu0o
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-12-26
TaftSviIIe,

Enterprise Lodge accepted and
adopted the following preamble and
resolutions at a late meeting:
Whereas: Death has again entered our
circle, and removed from among us, our
highly esteemed Sister. Flora b. Tracy.
Therefore:
ReSolred-That in the death of Sister
Flora B. Tracy the Lodge loses one of its
most active and valued members; society
a friend, who has left bright example,
worthy of imitation; the father, an af-
fectionate daughter; the husband, a low.
ing and devoted wife.
Resolced-That as members of Enter
prise Lodge No. 1872 |. o. G. II. we ex-
tend our heartfelt sympathy to the family
IN their affection, and that, as fitting
token of respect to our late Sister, our
Charter be draped in mourning, and we
wear the usual badge Of mourning three
months.
ReSolved-That a copy of these resolu-
lions be presented to the family of the
deceased. placed upon the records of the
Lodge, and also sent to each Of the local
papers for publication. Submitted in
Faith, Hope and Charity.
7. M. RYDER, }
M. II. TAFT, }Committee.
&C. VAUGHAN, }
Taftsville, Dec. lS. 1888.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-12-26

SUDDEN DEATH OF AN OLD CrT-
zEN.-Mr. Alden Woodward died
Sunday morning, it is supposed Of
rheumatism of the heart. He was 20
years Of age. He had suffered from
rheumatism for sometime, but was on
the street about every day until with
in few days of his death. Sunday
morning he complained of feeling
worse, attempted to get out of bed to
take some nourishment, felt worse,
went back to bed, q doctor was sent
for, but he died in a few minutes, and
tefore the doctor was able to get there.
His wife says this was only the second
time in their married life, of about
forty years, that he had to call a doc
tor. Mr.. Woodward came here with
his brother Solomon and worked for
him in his factory, and for Stewart &
Co. after, until the factory closed, o
few years ago, since which time he has
not been engaged in any active bust
ness. He was quiet, inoffensive
man, good citizen, good neighbor,
kind husband and father, and his death
is lamented by all who knew him. He
had many virtues aud few failings.
Many of our old citizens have passed
away within few years, and we are
all fastening on. He can say with
the Apostle: "For whether we live,
we live unto the Lord and whether
we die, we die unto the Lord, whether
we live therefore, or die, we are the
Lords"
Betsey and the baby! wasn't it cold
last Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. L.
A. Miller's thermometer registered 20
below zero, and Mr.. Hosea Doton's
%. The cold snap came down on II.
about as hurriedly as hungry man in
pursuit of his dinner. 1t "lct up
Monday, and we are now enjoying
moderate weather, with about four
inches of snow, which makes good
sleighing.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-12-26

A Stamford merchant has been
caught by new fraud. A drummer
called and asked the privilege of leay-
ing show case containing good va
riety of soap. At the end of the year
he would call and get pay for what
soap had been sold. The merchant
signed a contract to that effLct. But
at the end of 80 days another man ap.
peared with the contract which had n
clause in fine print calling for payment
in 80 days. .
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-12-26
Lud low.

Ludlow.
Quite number of private tele-
phone lines are projected and some
under way.
Henry Carlisle has left the cab
shop and returned to Rutland
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Whelden
have gone to Boston to spend the Win
ter with their daughter.
e. L. Wilder is putting up an
addition to his wheclright shop.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-12-26
ProctorSviIIe.

Quite number of the children
are laid up with the Group and colds.
Some 40 couples attended the first
of series of assemblies at the Eagle
hotel, last Friday evening. All voted
it the best party of this or any other
season. The music by Maynard &
Wheeler's orchestra cannot be sur
passed we think they never played
better. And landlord Putnam's rule
of not allowing any gentleman but
such as are accompanied by lady or
ladies, is one of the best ideas; for
more quiet or orderly company we new
er met in ballroom. The pext one
is set for January 9TH, 81 Cor.
Ludlow Tribune.