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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-28
pr,uurRsEMExr or GOVERNORS
Dsci.ion as to Expenses Incurred II"
uobiltxing Volunteers.

WASHINGTON, September So.-b r.
Mitchell. acting Comptroller Of the Irea-
sury. has rendered a decision on the aues-
tion of the reimbursement Of Governors
80 states and Territories for expenses
which they have incurred In aioihs '"o
limited States to raise volunteer army
ua holds that the Governors may pe re-
,mbursed for reasonable costs incurred
before the acceptance of the troops INTO
,he servies of the United States.
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,tnu,nce OF Special sunday
Traina TO West POIEt.

rooc,ive Sunday, September ., 1895
So,,tbern railway will discontinue the
e,Ie nora,ton Of their special Sunday trains
'p' ,a Vest Point, Va. for this season, the
10 rim leaving Richmond September
@ Isse c. w. WESTBURY,
-''"' Travelling Passenger Agent.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-28
shrimps. sora, and Oysters.
GEORGE B. BULL Il CO..
Second Mark et.
Annual state Fair and ances Nor.
foIk. ya., October 4th to 7th.

For the above occasion the Norfolk
and Western railway 0he only ali-rait
Iine-no change OF cars) will sell round
trip tickets at 81. This rate includes one
admission TO the fair and races. Tickets
on sale October Sd, 9Th, 9TH. and 9th.
good for return passage until October 5.
1885. Trains leave Richmond at A. NJ.
CVestibuled Limited and T:3J y. ~. For
fun Information and tickets apply to the
Richmond Transfer Company. 500 east
Main street: b. @. Carter. ticket agent,
Byrd-street Union) Depot. Aad AT Com
pany's Office. corner Ninth and Main
streets. X. w. COURTNEY,
District Passenger Agent.
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u preyfus Left Devils Island!

PARIS. September so.-It Is rumored
-, Drevfus has already been transferred
from the Isle de Diabie to Cayenne wnere
he awaits a steamer to bring him to a
French or Algerian port.
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Lunon Island. but the entire Philippine

Iuzon Island. but the entire Philippine
archipelago.
spain has no reason to expect to be
able to retain any portion OF the group.
she went into the war and lost. and now
ought to be prepared to suffer all the
consequences which such a defeat I'M
plies. regard the Philippines as lost TO
spain. and that being a foregone con-
clusion. in my opinion the problem which
next confronts US relates to the form OF
government which we will give the is
lands"
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r,cs, Tower Lemon ade, convenient for recep-
tions aud weddings. Two galiohsio $'o- i''
cx,I. LApp x Co., Sole Agents
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r.. curc . Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
nnsS,sts rafund money II fails to cure.
u cents. Genuine has L. B. 2. on eacn
tablet
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The Weather.

- WASHINGTON, September 90.
NAM Forecast for Saturday:
""" For Virginia, North Carolina.
and South carolina-Threaten-
uaather and light showers; fresh
aost TO northeast winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-28

ror Diseases of the Liver, stomach'
and kidneys
the Water OF the Greenorisr White sulphur
sn,i,xs ls the most valuable IN America.
prRc.,r, LAyD q Co.. Wholesale Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-28

GEORGE 3. BUEL 4 co.
Second Market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-28

shrimps, sera, aad Oysters.
GEO2GE b. Bull. 4 co.
Second Market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-28
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YES
rrRDAY was clear and pleasant.
60. - thermometer:

Mean temperature
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-03-04

Don't annoy others by your coughing
and risk your life by neglecting a cold
One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs,
colds. Group, grip and all throat and lung
troubles. q. l.. Andrews, Newbury Cuh-
ningham's Pharmacy, Bradford.
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ORFORD.

The first of series of social enter
+oinments inaugurated by Miss Lillian
M DAYTON was held at Union Hall on
Tuesday evening. About fifty couples
enioyed the dancing and the music LED
Inv our Mr.. Frank Beal was decidedly
GOOD. A pleasant feature OF the occa-
Sion was the smartness Of the toilettes,
Indicating the fact that Oxford Is
Town not dead but sleeping and re-
nuirinp only the inspiration OF such
enthusiasm as Mrs. Dayton and her
collaboration, Miss Florence Carr, TO
make social enterprises with US an es-
tahlish,d fact. The decorations, con,
sistinc of draped flags, occasloned
much favorable comment as beng
significantly appropriate at the present
time.
At the annual church meeting held
a+ the parsonage Feb. Sth at 7.30, Oc-
curred the roll call. The officers elect
ed were: Rev. O. G, McIntire, mode
rator: H. II. Conant, clerk, George
Clark. assistant clerk; ID. G. Clark,
treasurer: Dea. Sears, Dea. Willard,
Dea. CLARK, Mr.. NewcOmb, examining
committees: committee appointed to
determine what benevolent objects
wonld be remembered. Rev. o. u. Nc
Intire, Dea. Willard. Dea Sears. The
reports given were: TreasurerS re-
port. d. c. Clark, the report OF build
inc committee was given by Mrs. VII
lard as follows, "Your committee beg
to report that by subscription in. our
own town as we'll as by gifts from
friends and money received at concert
in the summer, the sum of 5000 was
raised and work begun and completed
on the church and yes try, the expense
Of which amounting to $34S, lett Us
S148 in debt. Through the continued
kindness of friends from out OF town
together with additional gifts II
town and money raised at sociable the
debt has been lifted and $26.3l balance
remains to be used for future repairs
on church, Mrs. n. Willard, Miss Or
pha Johnson, Miss Edgell, your com
mittee on church repairs" Both re
ports were accepted; the building
committee were rendered vote O
thanks and retained as our building
committee for the year to come, alst
the members present feltvery grateful
to the people who helped from out o
town. The pastor read importan
rules from manuel. The meeting wa
adjourned.
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HAVERFIILL.
THE REVIVAL.

The revival absOrbs the attention OF
the whole community which IS deeply
stirred with a mighty religious convlc-
tiOn The attendance and interest IN
the meetings have steadily increased
from the beginning. Pearson Hall Is
now the attraction to multltudes from
all surrounding towns. The preaching
of the gifted evangelist. Rev. Ralph
Gillian, is eloquent, powerful and IN
demonstration of the Holy Spirit. The
singing of the gospel sololst Mr.. o. W.
Cr0well, and his large choluS cholr l.
wonderfully attractive and inspiring:
The services of last Sunday contributed
n new epoch in the history OF many
lives. Mr.. Gillams sermon in the al
ternoon to young people was very e1-
fective. wildly did he portray e e
beauties of holiness, and the motives
for entering the christian life. In the
evening about $50 people crrwdtd the
hall and listened in rapt attention to
fine powerful appeal from the words.
"ch0OSe We this day whom We VIII
serve" Scores of persons of all ages
i'm these services ayO we'd their decision
and accentance of the Lord Jesus as
Sayiour and Lord. Noble and frank
confession Oh utCltllSl'il ''i'N' Ni'' -
been followed by restoration co the
favor of God, and the confidence OF
the church. So the renewal of chris.
tians and the pungent conviction OF
sinners are the accomplishments or
multiplied conversions. The Hood
gates are lifting and salvations mighty
tidal wave is rolling through the com
munity. Representative citizens are
espousing the cause OF Christ, One OF
the most eminent physicians OF the
Granite State, DIR. S. p. Carbee, de-
clared his decision on Wednesday eve,
ming. Stalwart men and women of all
classes are yielding to the holy spirit;
This week and next Sunday VII
doubtless witness the elimination
of this great work, which will be a
benizon and baptism to all this region
for generations 10 come. 1t is suggest
ed that in the near future Mr.. Gillian
will have an all day convention, &c
which all ministers and christian work,
ers of northern New Hampshire VIII
be invited. The evangelist VIII preach
dai'v. except Saturday, at and 10 p;
m, and on Sunday at 1880 a. m, and
3 O'Clock and I p. m. Mr. Crowell VIII
sing at each service.
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Union VILLAGE.

Charles johnson a long time resident
of Norwich died Feb. 25, aged seventy
five wears. Funeral services at his late
home Sunday; interment IN cemetery
here. Frank Warner of HOrnellsVllle,
\. Y. is the agent OF NJ. ). Pierce:-C;
4, TiIden has engaged Henry WOOD
and wife of Post Mills to work for hlm
the coming year.-James WhitcomD has
closed his engagement with Il. >. HaG-
terson and gone to Post Mills to WORK
for the T. Ii. Chubb Rod Co.--Cora II.
daughter of H. A. and Alice d. Clogs,
Ton died Feb. 18th, aged 10 months ana
three DAYS. Mr.. and Mrs. Clogston
have the sincere sympathy OF many
friends in their great bereavement
Fannie S. Rowe of East Peacha9!m Is
visiting friends in this yicinity-MlsseS
Lord, Ellis, Patterson, Kinney ana
(,olbnrn and Charles Campbell are at
home from Thetford Academy Tor
brief vacation. Ella Waterman Is plan
inc to attend school at the Academy
this spring.-An EpWorth League So
cial was held at the home OF \; v uT-
ner Wednesday evenlng-ihe .; ..
Association Convention torthls loC'llUy
will meet at North Ihetford, Marcn
Sth. An attractive program Is arranS-
ed and a prOnUaDle 1lildO 'i''' P -
Rev. and Mrs Badger of this place are
among the speakers. Ellie lISley Is
working at Henry Bicknell' s.-Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Titus of West Fairlee Cen
ter are visiting their daughter, Mrs. A.
F. Ruggles. Kendall and daugh,,
tiers. Lillian and Edith of So. Stratto1d
recently visited at Fred Kendall, s.
Mrs. L. S Patterson is in st. JOINS
bury caring for her father, Rev. Marx
Atwood. who is critically ill.-Mlss
Alice Ilsley is home from NewDury
for short vacation ladies OF the
Methodist church are arranging to h0ld
a fair in Blaisdells hall on Thursday
and Friday of next week. Ice cream
and cake will be served Thursday even
ing and supper of roast chicken, hot
rolls. etc, on Friday evening, "A mu-
steal and literary program VIII be pre-
sentpd each evening.-Mprtle Colby OF
STAFFORD is stopping at ii. Il, Sargent s.
Children and adults tortured by burns,
scalds. injuries. eczema or skin diseases
may secure instant relief by using De WITS
Witch Hazel Salve. 1t is the, great me
remedy. q. l.. Andrews, N,ew6ury; Gun
ningham's Pharmacy, Bradford.
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THETFORD.

Mr. and Mrs John Moore of Spring
field, Mass, are visiting his sister, Mrs
Z. Cummings. TRANCE meeting on
Friday evening.-Schvol has closed at
the Academy for one week.-JohnI
Welch has gone to Montana to work
in the mines.-Mamie Welsh of the
Junction is stopping with her grand
mother, Mrs. Il. Welsh.-Town meet,
ing on Tuesday and nearly all the old
board of officers were elected.-John
Sweet has moved into the Palmer
house.-Mrs. DR.. Paine of Randolph
is visiting in town.-Mrs. Eliza Brick
EFT is spending the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Wilmot.-Mrs.
Luther Warrington has returned from
Chelsea where she has been during the
sickness and death Of brother
som Newcomb is at the Junction.
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MRS II. X. LIBBEY.
THOMAS HUTCHINS.
MRS. II. &. GALE.
Mrs, j AMES FOOTE.
WEST EAIRIEE.

Died at Newton Centre, Mass, Feb. q,
$685. Mr.. Cyrus May, aged 81 wears, 8
months and IS days. lie was born IN
West Fairlee, and was sonof Col. Elisha
May, also brother of the late Judge A.
&. May of San Jose, California, and OF the
late Mrs. AlonzO George of Aurora, II.
He is survived by two sisters, Mrs; Will
lam Kimball of West Fairlee and Miss
Julia F. May of New York ity The
greater part of Mr.. Mays life was spent
in Post Mills where he occupied the posi-
ton of postmaster for over thirty years,
universally respected and beloved The
last five years Of his Life were passed with
his son, DR.. George f. May, of Newton
Centre, Mass, whose home was an ideal
resting place for his later days. Both his
son and daughter made it their pleasure
TO bestow on him their most tender and
loving care. Always patient, gentle ana
kind, as peacefully and happily as he
lived, so &c ntly and sweetly lie fell asleep.
Full of faith and hope in his Redeemer,
death had no fear for him.
George Kimball has sold his farm to
Dan johnson, who will take possession
April trst-Miss Anna Haven OF
Jaffrey made a flying vi,it at home on
Tuesday night. Maud Bliss is visiting
her sister at Thetford Center The
Piano Club tded another V to their
fund Tuesday, by feeding the hungry
at town meeting. Several of our
young people attended the Old Home
stead at Chelsea Wednesday evening.
DEFERRED ITEMS.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs Roy
SouthwOrth is very sick with. pneumonia
DR.. Bixby attends it.-AIiss Minnie Heath
has returned from her, visit in New
Hampshire.-ErneSt Tucker is working
at Post Mills-The winter term of school
i'm district No. 9, taught by Miss lisa Ord
wav. closed Feb ~ Miss Ordway has
taught five successful terms in this dis
trict. She has won the love and respect
of her nupils and was faithful and cOnsci-
entious in the discharge of her duty. l'u-
pills on the roll of honor are: Lena Sillo;
way. Eta Brown, Sidney Brown, Fred
Brown. May Morse and Charlie Virgins
There were no tardy marks during ne
term, Sidney Brown has had no tardy
marks and only one absent mark during
the five terms.
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STRAFFORD.

w. A. Scribner of Lebanon made his
friends flying visit last weekly. T.
Scribner who has been visiting friends
in town has returned to her home IN n
orwich.-Report says that ,. d. Pueli
has bought the Hatch shops and lum-
Der AMI is to continue the. business
there.-Mrs. F. F. Walker is on the
sick iist.-Charles Chase has gone to
Hanover to work on the Warden farm.
Mr.. Ed McIntire has arrived in town
from the West.-Wm. ward died tne
both inst.-Mrs. Ella Melendy is very
sick. F. F. Walker went to Bethel
the 18th, to play for dance.-Miss
Edith Chase is expecting to 60 next R@,
Thursday to Massa chusetts.-Mlss Der be
tina Slack is partially insane.LIhe
creamery paid its patrons ~ Gen Genus ZOE OF
January butter.-There have been 20
snow storms and 91.s inches thus far
this winter.-Mr. KendalPs family
have moved TO Randolph.
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What pleasure is there in, life with q
headache, constipation or bllllousnesSi5f
Thousands experience them who could
become perfectly healthy by using ~ he,
Wits Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills. G. L. Andrews, NeWbury;
Ennninrham, Pharmacy, Bradford.
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Children and adults tortured by burns,
scalds. Injuries eczema or skin diseases
may secure instant relief by using DeW it's
Witch Hazel Salve. 1t is the, great ne
remedy. e. l.. Andrews, Eew6ury Gun
uinrham's Pharmacy, Bradford.
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OREORDVILLE.

Mr.. Walker, the evangelist is hold;
ing meetings here thi, Wetek,-trIeo req
Cushman is spending few days at his
uncle's, J. l.. Worthley, IN Bradford.
They viii get nearly all if not quite
all Of the logs drawn from Quint5 town
to the river this week.-Mr. Jewell
cot one leg quite badly hurt whilt
drawing logs Monday.-Mrss; G; F.
Whitman spent last week .. in Newburl
and Vayerhill.-MissC Carrie Whitman
Went to Lexington, Mass Wednesday
for a few weeks.-Miss Edna Clough
is at home from Mrs. Clarence Cars
where she has been for six months
The dramatic club are preparing
drama for the near future.-Mrs. Geo
Niles is quite sick.
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FAIRLEF.

Mrs, Lue Haselton from Nashua is
visiting her sister, Miss Jennie Gard
ner.-Five took the third and fourth
degrees in Silver Leaf Grange last
Thursday evening, and n harvest sup
Der was servrd.-SiX urW candidates
will be voted on ut the next meeting.
Arthur Clark from Up,on Village Is
stopping with his sister, Mrs. l.. Mar
tin, for a short time Miss Staples is
at home for short timr.-George
Porter's daughter is stopping with her
grandmother. Town meeting passed
very quietly, the only interest mani
tested was for road commissioner,
there being four candidates. The re-
firing commissioner has given very
GOOD satisfaction and made the eX
Denses very low.-Quite number
from this place attended the 81" ect
social dance at Oxford last Iuee'ay
evening and all had a very fine time.
On Friday evening of next week
the Y. p. S. G. E. will serve u supper
of good things in the church Yestry
after which a very fine musical ana
literary program will be rendered III
the audience room above, out Oh town
talent has been secured. LOOK I0r
program, etc, next week. he Dundle
of East Barre local papers which are
,,r;rtnd of bradford will be the means
pfi,, Ie,-, ~ t;o;nfr ON, l,La to MANY i'm the
81 duTeI lolas ouI Ia, thn nseietonrp
clty OF Dafre' all't WY w p pi, ",' for
OF Mr. cave ana y. ~, Ddhel, oul lol-
mer patrons, we shall be aOle to repre-
sent beautiful place OF resort 10r the
peoDle of Barre. Henry LOWd from
Nnwhnrv was i'm town Wednesday and
1os n,oia orr,nven entS with II. +.
I I%o .i''0 ~ hanJio his haovv farm and
team harness in connection with his
harness The item in last week locals
,.,far,..;np to Fred Nesspr having sixty
'J, - s97,nod drayrn should have read
CORDS OF WOOD uIa"h slloulu i'"N0 0'>'
Fred klDDey.
few weeks ago John Davis gave to l..
w. Doe of Bradford the names of the
owners OF some OF the coItS SlfeG pH Ddli
dy Lambert IN warren, n H. 90 N u7et
took trip through warren d'u WHY
worth to Ashland, ana on ms lei u III S"i ,'
81 found them All nice COTS anu We ollJ
called Ben Lew IS the S"eeIesi lloISt
know OF and though heid at a, hl9n pIlGI'
guarantee goes with nm that ne VII
with four weeks fitting Il OF full mile OF
any good track in less than 2,30.' Has
trotted Plymouth track in 2.3j, a quartel
in 36 seconds with one weeks fitting anC
has this winter been driven II miles il
an hour on the road without hurt: %
cnurSe John was anxious to have Wesle,
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POST MILLS.

Mr.. Cyrus May died on the morning
of Feb. 9th, at the residence # his
son. DIR. G. E. May in Newton, Mass.
The rod factory was closed for few
hours on March 1, to enable the en-
ployees to attend town meeting
Messrs. Ordway & Carpenter gave an
entertainment with EdisOn's Projecto--
scope, on the evening OF Feb. 23.-Fred
Merrill has secured position in Clare
mont, n. H., and went there this
week. - Mr.. and Mrs. David Will
cox of Oxford spent a few days with
relatives in this place.-RegiStered at
the Commodore House: G. H. Prouty,
Burlington; G.. f. Ordway, G. W. Car
penter, Edison's Proiectoscope; Mrs.
G. Polsue, F. p. Nettle, 5. G. skinner,
Claremont; NJ p. Adams, Portland,
Me-; Arthur Blake, Oxford.
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consnmption Positively Cured.

Mr. r r. Greeve, merchant, OF Chill
boWie. Va. certifies that he had consump-
ti ton was given up to die, sought, all med
icaI cal, treatment that money could procure
tried ali cough remedies he could here OF
bn ,o cot Of no relief spent nights sitting up
in a chair; was induced to try DR.. Kings
New Discovery, and was cured ON uSg ol
two bottles. For past thfee feaI lS, n.
Ring's New Discovery is the grandest
remedy ever made, as it has done so much
for him and also for others in his com,
munity. DIR. Kings New discovery Is
guaranteed for Coughs. Colds ana O9 1-
Sumption. 1t don't fail. Trial ootties
free at J. NJ. Taylor's Drug Store
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SOUTH STAFFORD.

Mary Still who has been visiting at
NH. Barretts went to Pompa; sunday
as the guest of Mrs. Clinton Iilden.
Martin and Hattie Barrett of Union
Village, visited relatives in town TINS
week.
Leon C. Morrison bought for ChaS.
Farnum of Harmony, r l., thorough
bred Holstein. four years old heller OF
Fred Newcomb, formerly raised ana
owned bv Lewis Caldwell of East Ihet
ford, VT. for the sum of $500.
A few from this Lodge attended the
Good Templars Reunion at Sharon
Friday, Feb. 25th.
NJ G. Moves and Charles Farnum
were in town few days last week on
business.
Will Shaw was in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Huber have been
confined to the house the past week
with severe colds.
Mrs. Soules is reported very sick
Mrs. Prescott entertained friends
last week.
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We are anxious to do little good in this
world and can think of no pleaSanter or
better way to do it than bv recommending
One Minute Cough Cure as a preventive
of pneumonia, consumption and otherser,,
ious lung troubles thar follow neglected
colds. G.. l.. Andrews, Newbury; Gun
ningham's Pharmacy, Bradford
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PTFP

The ladies of the NJ. E. society will
hold social 1T the home Of Mrs.
Wing Thursday evening March l0th,
There will be an entertainments AFTER
which refreshments will be served.
All are cordially invited.
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Whooping cough is the most distressing
malady; bat its duration can be cut short
bv the use of One Minute Cough Cure,
which is also the best known remedy for
croup and all lung and bron chial troubles.
G.. l.. Andrews, Newbury; Cunningham's
Pharmacy, Bradford.
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THETFORD CENTER.

Will Waterman and family visited
at Enoch fuckers the first OF the
week.-GeOrge Harvey and son from
Wilder and Stuart Johnson from Nor
witch spent Sunday in town;-Charile
Cummings has been very sick for the
last two weeks with rheumatic fever.
but is now gaining under the care OF
DR.. Chase of Orford.-Dr. +. }. Lewis,
who extracts teeth without pain, IS
stopping at J. 6. Tewksbury's for a
few days-W. H. Messer and wife are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. KibPey of
Newport, N. H.-Rev. A. H. Baker
preached on Sunday morning an extra
fine sermon on Conscience. We do
not know what we are losing when we
stay away from Sunday service
Sherman Rogers and family of Fair
lee were que SITS at George Porter $ on
Sunday.SThe many friends OF Miss
Louise Hubbard were pleased to, see
her out again after her illness OF sew
eral weeks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-03
KONA LANDS.

AZ acres in Holualoa. ~ acres in coffee
to 3 years old. Laborers house,
water tank, ETC., on same.
acres on new Government road. All
planted in coffee from to 4 years
old. Laborers house. Situated in
Kapalaalaea, North Kona.
80 acres "a portion cultivated. 2 story
frame dwelling.
5000 acres fee simple. 1000 acres the
best Of coffee lands. 80 acres under
cultivation. laborers houses and
store house at landing.