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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-11-04
North Randolph.

Louise Parmenter visited in Montpelier
last week.
A number from here went on the Bos-
ton excursion last week.
Nine members of Welcome lodge at
tended the union at Bethel last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn and Master Ralph
OF Randolph visited at +. A. Parker's last
week.
Mrs. Albert Amery, George and little
Ruby visited her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Ezra Durkee, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cone and Mrs. Dan
Sargent and May spent two days with
friends in Bethel last week.
A. G. Lyon has moved to East Randolph
and NJ. merrill is moving onto The farm
vacated by Mr.. Lyon and Chas. Rich into
the house vacated by Mr. Merrill.
About 20 members OF Welcome lodge
assembled at II. p. Riiord's Wednesday
evening. 1t was a surprise to Earl in hon.
or OF mis- 2lst birthday. An enjoyable
time was reported. h
The following officers were elected BY
Welcome lodge Friday evening: c. r.,
Clifford Taft; V. t., Bessie Grow; s. J. T.,
Mrs. Gej. Blodgett; Sec, May Kibby
Asst. Sec, Anna Marshall; +. Sec, Earl
Riford; t., Stella Vinson; marshal, T.. o.
Boyden; ID. M, May Sargent; guard,
Edith Brooks; sentinel, Harry DECKER
man; Chap, Mrs. +, G. Cone; V. &. r., p.
A. Durkee; orgsnist, Louise Taft; deputy,
q. Il. bearing.
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East Randolph.

Quite a large number from his vicinity
took in tie excursion to Boston.
Henry Mil is settling up his affairs
here and expects to move to Eden before
lJDg.
Patrons Of the Storrs creamery received
trifle less than 1Sc. pound for Septem-
Der butter fat.
Eugene Smith has sold his blacksmith
she p to Herbert Kemp, who takes posses
sion this week.
s. Kilinger and Merrill have moved
from the Banister tenement onto ID. ID.
Monlton's farm in Brookheld.
Mrs. j. H. Wood, who has been sick for
two months or more, suffered a relapse re-
Gently but is now said to be gaining.
Chas Lyon has moved from ID. D.Moul-
toms farm in Bronkfield into the Goss
house in this village, which he purchased
some time ago.
Many OF our young people attended the
party given Earl Riford in honor OF his
21st birthday last Wednesday evening. All
report very enjoyable time.
Arthur Robinson's horse, attached to
the carriage in which was his little daugh-
ter, Ethel, became frightened the other
niPht and started off on a run in the
darkness. The child cody gathered up
the reins and guided the animal into a
dooryard where Mr.. Robinson soon found
all safe and sound. 1t hardly need be said
that be was very thankful that what
seemed like certain disaster was providen-
TALLY aVerted.
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ROyaltOn.

Miss Harriet Lyman was in Bethei
Saturday.
Miss Mile Conant is visiting friends on
Royalton Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Swinyer have
son born last week.
Service was held at st. PauPs church All
Saints Day at II a. m.
Glenn Dewey has been in G. A. Laird's
store during the absence of e. IL. Ashley.
Mrs. j. ". Rowell and Mrs. Il. p Flint
spent Thursday OF last week at Locust
Lodge"
Mr.. and Mrs. Dou bleday from sher-
burne were guests of Mrs. Ellen Preston
Sunday.
I We regret having to report that {. L.
Goodwin has not been so well during the
past week.
Mrs. Pearl Dewey and children from
Stock bridge have been at Il. X. DeWey's
for several days.
Miss Nellie Miller from East Barnard
was the guest of Miss Blanche Sewall over
Saturday and Sunday.
Road Commissioner Ellis has had gray
ell drawn for another section of the viii
lage street during the past week.
Miss Matte Driver closes her fall term
OF school on Broad Brook Friday, Nov. D.
She has been secured for the winter term.
The @. Il. society received two neS
members Sunday night and two names
were changed from the associate to the
active list.
Among those from this place who
patronIzed the Boston excursion were
Mrs. Charles Joiner, Miss Z. L. Stickney
and William Skinner.
The next meeting OF the White River
grange will be held at Grange hall Satur-
DAY, Nov 6, at 2 p. N Topic for discus
sion, Preparing Tor Winter on the Farm.
The Woman's club has eight new mem
bers this year. Arrangements have been
made for addresses before the club, which
promise to be entertaining and instruc-
tive. In addition 10 current events the
club is studying Vermont in its various
aspects.
The following letters and postals are
unclaimed at this otiice;C. F. Chapman,
VIM. g. Crockett, Mrs. n. l.. Demeritt, |
Harrison Dunbar, Jr., Mrs. Lewis Lea
ger, Robert o Mel, Mrs. Charlotte Ryder,
WIN. A. Whitney, Z. T. Brigham, Mrs.
Nancy Joyce ana 4. +. Stevens.
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WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.

Good printing cheap. A. ID. PRATT.
Coal for sale. GEO. J. PRINCE, Agent.
Young pigs for sale Best breed in town.
TT LUKE PARISH.
Buy Shoes and Rubbers of Thomas, the
Shoeman.
Sale of ladies' fleece. lined wrappers at
e. A. Thomas.
WANTEp:-Places to do homework.
ALICE AND Myrtle CoULMBE, Randolph.
w. r. Messer, the eye specialist, will be
in town from Nov. LIST to 10Th. See ad
New Standard Dictionary for sale cheap.
Have bought the Century. G. W.MoRRoW.
WANTED:-Some horses to keep for the
winter. 4S W.R. BAIRD, Randolph Center.
For SALE:-Four Shropshire buck
lsmb che p.
81 FRED RUIZ, West Brookfield, VT.
The Equitable Agency at Burlington.
VT, paid Vermont policy holders in De-
tober the sum OF SIG, 1860.
WANTED:-A chance in a small family
to work for my own and child's board.
MRS F. p. MORSE, Park st.
For SALE:-One pair OF good work
horses, weight about 2, 400 lbs, also year
ling bull. 2Wp II. j. NOBLE.
For SALE:-Nice bay work horse, weight
duOul liooVt "aoo OOAo w va ~. 49,. - -
double harnesses. DREW u LEONARD.
For SALB:-For SIS ca binet organ, (pi-
ano csse) smith American make, in good
order. One half value. 3w j. w. HALE.
Canaries for sale:-Sweet singers, raised
from imported birds. Price from ~ to IS
Sent by express. MRS. q. T.. G. WHEATON,
Box 1,005, Barre, VT.
LosT.-One dollar reward for a pair of
gents cuffs with gold link buttons lost
Oct IL between BrOokfield and Randolph
Center. j. A. BATES, Randolph Center.
AUCTION SALE:-Nuv. 6, 1897, at 9 a. m,
at the Smith block in Randolph village,
will be sold to the highest bidder the stock
of furniture in p. K. Beams store, also one
delivery wagon.
2w M. M. WILSON. Assignee.
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pany writing on pslettes provided the
names of objects more or less accurately
outlined in two-miDute drawings on a
black board. The social was voted de-
cided success.
Yesterday, seventeen boys in the High
school rugged up in old overalls and
jumpers and in that costume attended the
morning session. Their uniform caused
much merriment among the scholars and
apparently displeased the teachers, so
that the boys had u real good time. This
morning, however, the situation was re-
versed when the two alleged ringleaders
were suspended for the balance of the
year and the other fifteen for periods
varying from a week to the balance OF the
term.
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]. B. ELDREDGE.
sTATE oFNFRMoNr

STATE OFVERMoNT In Pr,,,,,e Co., ~,
Dtstrici 81 Randolph $ Al Randolph ia and 10
ssld district on the DAY Of Nov A. IL ls9l
FRED W, Wallace. administrator OF The eef.ta =,
AMELIA A. Wallace late OF Cbelse,tin said 49,, y
leeessed makes application to ssidCourt for lieens
80 sii AZ Tue real - ate OF said deceased situated Il,
'sea, representing that the sale viii h. perrsssy,
''t 'ne pay ment Of The debts OF said estate
,..,.,.. WhereupOn il Is ordered bv sais
tLAt stid Application come under c0nsifarafi,r,
uia re hoard on The 2olh day of November A ID iss=
= tie frohaie pfice in Randolph; and II Is farfhe
~ ~, u.s Al persons Interested be notified hereof
iliasoH; lnree weeks successlVely In the HFRATn
a Nb NhNS, printed Al Randolph hef,r- -
~ nearing, lnat they may appear al safi ar.
By the Court-Aftest.
hos WILLIAM ". NICHOLS. Judy..
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RELIEF IN SIX HOuRs.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder disease
relieved in six hours by NEW GREAT
SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE" 1t is a
great surprise on account of its exceeding
promptness in relieving pain in bladder,
kidneys and back, in male or female. Re
lieves retention of water almost lmme-
diately. II you want quick relief and cure
this is the remedy. Sold by Richard q
Morton, Druggist, Randolph, VT.
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SIATEpF VERMONT. A. -, =
hANbolPH DISTRICT = ar 49, w, q heia
- ~ y ~ on TIE 81 dsy November N tol
1Ahes hutchinson. Admir-. with viii sf,nxsa - ~,
estate q Eunice NJ Riclarison eN VI ue
iateo 81 Randolph IN said Disfrfes a.,
80 rs administration account for eSsu,ns-
. - - =, Sli',e .snce and makes spplicail0n -
" ~ lflhnllon ami partition 81 fite sst3
ssla lceeasesi Whereup0n Il Is ordered 4, "a
~ .llat s@il account and said snriicsffo-, Z,
=, q s.ssioh % said Court t. held - ia p
-, me- ~, ~ sald Randolph the 3liislsv a. 49,,
y. = ~ issiier hearing ant decision ther, ~
= t9er oTaersd that notice hereof - &c., -
peISt,ns interested By publication 81 ne - N ~
stecessif Ely IN the Herald & Ne,gs ! r s.lte
- t..s,;s ~ randolph, previous 10 said lin
-, an sn5N cAse u any they may have VIZ 80
- H. soylla not be allowed ana sncl see,s.
Atesi- WILLIAM H. NICHOLS. Jude.
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Underwriters Policy.

which is the best and most liberal
policy written. represent some
OF the best Mutual and Stock
companies doing business in the
state.
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Bucklen's Arnicn salve

The BEST SALvE ia the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilhlains,
eorns and all skin eruptions,and positive.
ly cures piles, or no pay required. tits
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale byDrew a. Leonard.
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Fire Insurance..

Before renewing your policy OF
placing new insurance on your
dwelling house or on household
goods, please call and allow me
TO show you something new, the
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Has MANY Imitators.

DIR. Glidden's Rheumatic Cure has many
imitators but no competitors for the cure
OF Rheumatism, Constipat on, Liver ano
Kidney troubles. The medicine in liquid
and pills has many friends for it cures
rheumatism. For sale by II. G. Morton,
Randolph, VT.
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Randolph Normal Notes,

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Rowell visited the
Normal Wednesday.
The BIS finished the study OF mineralo.
gy last week and have begun studying
physiology.
Edwin Scott, 1913, has moved to Mrs.
Loren Blodgetps, where he is to board
this winter.
Recent news items from the Popular
Science and educational papers are an
interesting part OF the work in chemistry.
Miss Pfatt's division in caiisthepics
drilled in the assembly room last week.
Miss Lazelle accompanying the drill on
the piano.
There is to be book aud magazine
soclable in the assembly room Friday
evening. Friends Of -the students are
cordially invited ~ nts
ID. r. Clough, '95, was in town over
sunday. he was on his way to Sprinp.
held, Mass, where he is to receive instrnc.
lions in canvassing for a book firm.
Among the recent additions to the eab.
met is specimen of bell metal. procured
In Norwich after the fire. This il a fra0-
meDt of the old Norwich University bell
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-11-04

OeWitt's Witch Hazel Sasye
Cures Piles Sesids. Barns.
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SIraVed.

There came into my enclosure Wednes-
day, Oct. Goth, a yearling bull. Owner
may have same by proving property and
paying charges.
q. L. DIBBELL, East Braintree, VT.
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The three year.old boy OF J. A. johnson
Oh Lynn Center, ILL.,, is subject to ATTACH
OF Group. Mr.. johnson says he is satisfied
that the timely use of Chamberlain
cough Remedy, during severe attack
saved his little boys life. He is in ~
arug business, member of the firm Of
Johnson Bros. Of that rlace; and thev
handle great many patent medicines for
throat and lung diseases. He had all these
20 choose rom, ana skilled phvsicians
ready TO respond to his call, but selected
TINS remedy for use in his own family ar
time when his child's life was in dan
ger, because he knew it to be superior To
any other, and famous the county over
Ior lis cures OF Group. Mr.. johnson saws
tins Is the best-selling cough medicine
they handle, and that it gives splendid
Satisfaction in all cases. Sold BY Evans q
20, Randolph, aud @. 81. Miller, Bethel.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel SaEye
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January 4 ana
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
I. 1897. are ss20. l0asT. There were aied for
record yesterday eight deeds asgregating
s.. $50 so Following Is list furnished ny
the Seattle Abstract Company, room us
New York block:
Charles r. whittiesey. county treasur-
err TO Y. II. Rack. tract In WIZ OF Col
Inns ID. c. March L.
William Kericow ct ux. 20 q. :. Ans
den. lot 10, block 20. and uwia lot 10. block
IT, lots and &. block 81, Gilman Park
add. Ballard. April ]. 81 ri SO.
The Renton Cooperative Coal Co. TO
r.. A. Mills lots /. and :. block 5. Rem
ton April IS 1895 sS25.
A. j. and Everett Smith, trustees, un-
der will OF J. W. Mu1son. deceased, TO
Frederick de fsautour Booth Tucker, lots
2 and 4 block is. Brighton Reach, hot 81
Lake Dell. and property I'm other coun-
ties. September /. 1886. q G.
Sara l.. Wagner and husband s. II.
10 f. $. Smith, lot s. Lake Dell. August
g. 1885. 81.
John Busheli TO s. u. Woodruff, lot Al.
block 2 Hiawafha Park. lot 8, block 4.
Harry Whites 5th add, Kirkland. lots
IL and H. hlock a. Ellis add. Chautau-
qua. April .. 1896. 81.
T. n. Sutton 81 Tx. to Charles II. Scud-
der ius e. block :. Lynch A Shields add.
September !. 1895 81
The Solicitors Loan and Trust Co. and
Thomas Dewitt Cuyier and y. y. Morris.
etc SIS asSagnees. 10 T. TT. Irvine. LOT ..
block a. Renton's add. March is. Q. VI.
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CON fer Jon6cn: scAr Corona. lumber
ssS~n from Port Gamble sor san Fran
cisco hSFa Eureka lumber laden from Ta-
censR for San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO April L--Arrtve ed
April 4 Str Cxarsna- sroaa Goes bay. ship
E3weli from Nanaine. schr CcnnarRa.
from Coos bay. Arrived April = Ser Far
aIlon, from Yaunina hay; scar Sailor Boy.
from Everett. schr AlcalSs. from Seattle.
Schr Antelope from CoQuilie river. schr
Mary Do1ge. from New WhRtccrr. Cleared
Aprfi 2. SIR Eplrraoss. tc- Astcrla. str
SWknhillia. for Queenstown sailed April
:. Str Mlnsala. for Ts>orszs Er str ws~l-
fnETon. Tor Nanairao.
Fleetwood. April Arrived: Br Sh
Dronncrasx from Tacorns.
PORT PLRIE. AaTch I--~ArTtysc' Rr
Sh Cslenarcay from Port Gamble
SWANSEA March M.--ArrtveS: Sr 81
Iachca Ne Rock. from PoEtlan1.
LONDON. April I. - Arrived. Br 81
Ciy3e@sssls frcrn Portland.
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TRADE DURING THE WEEK.
II. g. Dun & CO.. Review.

NEW YORK April Ar. c. Dun g. Co.'S
weekly review of trade tomorrow VIII say.
The markets are stiil waiting some sag
gfng downward and others recovering. The
vote % the house In favor % The new tariff
bali has Tnade no impression IN business.
SINGS % hAs been expected since <oV@Esf Der
that some measure OF the same general
character would boone a law. IL the oil
stands with is provision making new Gu-
ties applicable April !. TIRE chances are that
toreign imports and treasury receipts may
BE for tine considerably restricted
TIE market for products has beer yart-
able ana uncertain Wheat closes q cent
lower than last week. and the May option
has declined cents. Western receipts for
the week have beea 21S1 S57 bashels
against q. 90 bushels last year. while
the Atlantic exports. -four Included. have
b~esu Ass rs ognsaels against ]. 2So els srlSh-
els last year. The movement OF corn con-
tinues 50 large as &c materially affect the
ing been 1913 ST. bushels Tor tas week.
against = as o45 busasls last year, and At
lsnac exports +.2sl.szS. against les -
bushels last year.
wbeat crop are = little more favors Die. and
some "a aat more likely 20 prove rslIa bic AZ
the acysnca OF ere season makes tne con-
cttiou q growing wheat better known. The
worthy feature. eeing Ear Ia excess OF cur
Te1t consumption. bat faere s a mach
large volume Of transactions between
ssetsefSl ana at the tbEee caief markets
tne Sales gor Eve weeks have besn g. * SO
poun1s. agaiast =. 81. $50 II sae sane wseSs
% iss1 Waen TIE mills were wen employed.
Prices are very srro1g, both here ard az
London. wbere the advance since tne - le
began II from Is 20 > per cent. 5af there
are tsTeT.sa Irregularities. Indicating tnat
1oi1eTs are net al % one r2l1l8. sad SEINE
gszUszcoer that many large EUi[ls have
taken sfocs5 fo~ fss0 year 5 C5nsss n gsfaCa-
TIE lroz ant st~el Industry has Been
StARgErsg4. - . speak, D. tie decision %
the Supreme court Affecting ne r&fircseS.
Euce 5t - sppre1so4sd tns2 purchases not
calv - ralAs ag3t % ears. Eo11sE9tlyes aid
Or age materials nay - afec. ed
Tne 6eTnHnd for rails s. san considerable.
ans cae er1er Is pertsug Tor - 40 toss Tcr
Taazn but rse rs.s1Gtlon "a Mezah1 ore
wlfA tns want ~ AETneEI@uf "a Set aEGng
produces 81 bard ore@s tents 70 sGc0arAgs
90 os5.ef q loser praces Tor 1E4ss>i pred
ucLs AE4 aISo % GiaeeF euy i1E. she E-eat
strEsGEte Between TIE ore pTod 1sf1g cors-
ranlss. g Mssssa las not yeS 50 Tar &C.
N@IaEat rnas AIRY sofsy ear teel c5naA@1E as
% ~ fat.8se casf % .rcu-
MezEwhtle. Ws1a - ore acs-9 II ia tir Z.
altAxss<z sore furnaces haze s7cpget pro
a1-skaa ssss p~see 81 = sasu = al hts
Aurg s. a &sts s5weK a. ss&E ara gay
forge a. s. baf tsege 4Ts 20 Quofzsde
eHauz-eS 81 rrfcss q nUzSe3 pTo21css a.
thoaga re tone IS rzthrF weak
rae res cgrgtasH ztfat r. cslt rats cEfy
Anecse- ss3ilaS pEtces n S-@s.sra 1z1rksts
nwadssreefs Review.
RrasszfF@es-s sossorrew ~sfi 80.
T@s c~szrze q ge1srsl trade saows
some s-Dg-oyaz1s<2;. -o-z-<Ast@zs--1s "a
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


BreadstsdS and Grains.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 2.--Flour-- Fam
ily extras. stsssf4 IS; bakers extras. A5o9
Whsat-9pring. s.g1& per Genital for No.
J. and sl--sA Tor choice. rlisius, Ns't4s
Barley.-Feea. ssG7oc: brewing. saas5c.
oats-Fsncy white feed. $i.SsQ,.sD: good
20 choice do. s. i2isffi 22sf poor to fair.
81 .e5sif 10. Surprise. 81 2sI1 40. gray. si.l04
LIN black Ter feed. s5c4$le5. milling.
Produce Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. 2s,I1o. wheat. cen
tails 81 ga barley eentals. a55sSs beans.
sacks 800. pctatoesA sacks, $40; 20 Oregon.
ss: onions. sacks. 81 bran sacks. LIlo.
nav, tons. Es9. straw. tons. s.. woSi. bales.
-. hides. number. 1871. quicksilver. TASKS.
~; wine gallons. 1f.Seo
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Feed and Observation-Disclosures. SIS 8a8
1880. California bran. SeGl2so. outside
asy-wnsat SOD 81. wheat ana cat.
S-afio. oaf SsHS. 50. harley. river. sG6. best
harley, 81 COS, alfalfa, ssers. clover. Ssas,
stock, s4f6; compressed wheat 36ge.50.
straw per haie 80 soc
atles-Early Rose potatoes. Sc
s5C: Salinas Burbanks. @c9N.i0s Garnet
Chile. ssTssc river Bnro@ nks, ssdlec'
river reds 5osfs8C: oregon Bureanks, sec
sSSf10, Petaluma and Tomaiss Rurba nks.
Gs7Ssc. new potatoes sf49isc per Sssunt
sweet potatoes. sini1ss onions. g. 2 II. IS
oregon onions s2ffLssa- cucnEuaers. sis{f =
per dozen; iried peppers. 6s15c. dried olra
lea. istae. garlic ita4tAc. common aSpar-
asrus t97e. choice -, - iAc. tpsuatce g.
al Is. sreea peas 2tasisc: string beans
taslisi2c Mexican tomatoes. 81. 1skfI 80 per
box. rhuh4rb, TScsfxi = per box
RrustS--1aood 60 cAoice apples. S8a -
fancy appies. SsN2 3: naval oranges. go
as seeding oranges, $50 sl.1s Mexican
lines 81. common California lemons sc
aYyi. seconds California lemons 81 5Asfl ..
FANCY California lemons. s.. benanss. sic
:. rineAnplss. sat. smyrna Ggs. lS1i4c.
dates &c per pound
Yt{tt*er- fancy creamery. fSlee. seconds
fSt.s9fsc. fancy dairy, IL. ssconsts. ii4lsc
ss1sess~ Fancy mid new. si1sf1c. fair 20
eaos St4Tsc, California cream chesi6ar
iesfffcs Young America 90. Eastern.
348f4lSes western. uizfJsc
fxxs-Stofe iea*-8tzc. ranch. i9ts8I2c.
pgsllsrv and Csaruo-f.ive turkey sob
HES. 1915. 80 hens. 80 ler cd ROSTERS
Il rs4a Noumx ROSTERS. xssft - hToiiaT-
Sr,an N9Esa. hrciirrs lcTEe. SEAS. fry
- e Sasss, hers tts7s. tstcSs Old. Sfs
Inks young s. SOS 81. geese. s. ss1i2
s-,ssstrssS s. &s@S. pigeons ol& sl-2sf -sa-
s,se-sssss v6un< g ssgs =. hare, 75csfsi
nav geese. s. =; rabbits. Nai.so. white
Cio<inE Quotations.
vvheai-s,saay. MAY. Sl.sss. December
-iB3srisy-Cuies: December. csc.
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WATER FRONT NOTES

British srcn ship Dechmcnr Is nov
loading lumber at the Ssetson 4 Post
mill
The headquarters Of the United States
revenue cutter Grant n changed 10 hors
Townsend.
San Francisco Sunday night with cargo
81 34ao tons Of Franklin and Newcastle
coal
British ship Pass ~ Meafcrd was toweSf
TO sea yesterday hy the tux Tacoma from
Vancouver. She secured = crew In FoEf
Townsend.
Steamship Vmasilia will saai for san
Francisco az O'Clock tomorrow nisnt-
The Queen is expected TO arrive srosn
San FrarsclSce tonight
The sale Of tickets on the steamship
Aka. which VIII sail Tor Aiasks sun
day. was stopped yesterday The nsxs
steamship scheduled 20 sail IL the Mex
ico, on April 3.
The revenue turbost Golden Gate waS
taking coal yesterday and VIII be ready
for her trial trip In two or thrce days.
The government torpedo boat now IN
process OF construction viii not Dc
launched for a. least sixty days
The crew OF the tug Rich ard HolynSe
was paid OF Yesterday al Port Townssnd
and the vessel viii be laid UP for two
weeks. She Is unable 90 80 into the dry
dock at once, a. Il IL engaged oy tae
bark Nidegte. bark Mercury and steamer
Dora.
The British steamship ArnarapcorA
which made a voyage last fall from SCAT
tie to Central America In opposition to
the steamship Ira nstt. Va going 10 load
a general cargo ST Portland for Honolulu
Before sailing she viii como here for
deckload % lumber.
CAPT. Haskell. formerly Of thu bark II.
T. Cheney has succeeded Capt. Morse
an command Of rhe ship &. n. Sergeant.
Capt Morse viii ne master OF the Britt
ish shin King George on her arrival AT
Port Townsend from England The King
George has been recently purch ascd by
Honolulu parties snd viii hereafter SAL
under the Hawaiian hag.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-03
BOSTON Wool Market.

Boston. April 2-The Boston CONNER
cEd Bulletin VIII say tomorrow Of the
WOOD market:
Another booming week is 10 be recorded.
The sales would have been larger had not
so much wool been withdrawn. The feat
uTeS are large sales OF secured wool, more
than million pounds having been sold
this week. The London auctions will close
SATURDAY. Purchases for America are ex-
pected 20 reach 900 bales. Already tho
wo0 growers are reaping the Benefits.
Utah wool growers are getting Il cents
on the sheep's back. against cents last
year, and the faulty San joaquin woods OF
California are selling there at s1k cents
against cents last year.
The sales OF the week ara S,i0S. 900 pounds
domestic and 5.6t0.uoo pounds foreign,
against 90 pounds domestic ard
s.ss4.0so pounds foreign. and J. 05S 30 pounds
domestic and 4I3 go pounds foreign for the
same week last year. The sales 20 dA te
show an increase OF g7.sT3 800 pounds do
mest4c and =, ses, 400 pounds foreign from
The Same 70 the same dates In lsss. The
receipts 20 date show an Increase OF IS 10
bales domestic and SC. rs be1es foreign