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A TTENTIoN--oID pr, GRINDLE. GEAnrNT;
~ UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEN lpKA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. 30 YEARS 4 SPECIALIST
IN DISEASES OF MEN, OLD DIR GklNNIE ht,
been longer establish aud has had more exp"
rience than any other advertising phys.Ci,n, cstf
blood and skin diseases, pain in bones, red spn''
sore throat aud mouth, ulcers painful swcllius'
kidney and bladder complaints, scaldinG imam
nation, gravel undeveloped organs, weak Ia X, ln'l
about to marry should consult OLD DIR. GRlNlIf-
lmpedments removed, sufferers do not wn''
time Visiting less skiiful physicians. Romculh",
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cine only 30 cents. No charge unless cured,
A.-A.--A.-QUICKEST PERM AMEN r
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uto y. sos. sundays, TOTO !,
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Wheat ayrated within very marrow bounds. finally
winding Up at trdinx decline on December.
owing TO BrddNrtsfs statement OF STOCKS Inc
Nnrhw.si: however. received only AZ cars against
against ~ last week 222 last year and 42b in 1897.
Antwerp closed steady, and December In Paris 20
clined I'D, aud Paris was confines lower on some
months. with -four down 10 centimes. Brddstresff
stated the increase in stocks cast OF the Rockies at
worlds Increase se7"ooo g finally. the storm in.
terrupted communication to some extent, and
i ne speculation was lfeless Receipts continued
Offset. there was little trade or speculation. Corn
was rather weak: Liverpool fell Y 10 Nd. though
East OF the Rockies too. svaiiatlo stocks have de-
creased within week al 900 and crib stochs are
known to be light. cold wave is coming. and this
also rather ea.sr Fast Of Re Rocsies Supple. have
INCREASED within week b15,oOo.
,fLnuR-ln sympathy with tho dull and
Hour trade was rather depressed: ospecisli;
ha the sales continued to be Insignificant. Sales:
1000 bills Recepts we're 7,oi2 bbls. and $3.50
N hhls; supernne. 81. lo9s2.5o: No 2 extra.
s.56ss2nh: clears, saioess.ao; .traights. 90. 26e
s2.poss3 10: strsights SIS riots So patents ss 700
s3.sh: rye -four. %. lOess.bh; buokvheat hour.
S2.0oss226: grain 55c.Ca56c., nominal. c. l. T. New
CoIToS; Spot cotton was quiet. steady and un
tales. Middling upiAnds 7IIioc. and Gulf
: ,h.i6c. Southern spot markets were generally
lldc Now Orleans sold 1000. Memphis 600 and
Norfolk bs2 Pensacola cleared 3.a<2 Exports
from the ports lsasS bales. Semi. weekly interior
time last week and 13O.a4O last year. Interior
semi weekly shipments s3.pog against 10, p3s for
the Same time last week and I2s,si2 last year
5000 bales; futures unchanged to 1 point lower,
closing quiet. The movement to-day was a. follows;
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TRACY x CO.
No, 81, Wall Street.

BANKERS. No. 81 Wall Street,
Chicago. NJ ilwAukes NEW YORK
Tho undersigned beg TO announce that they have
opened an once at No. 80 Wall street for the
transaction OF a general stock and bond business
The Investment Department will be under tho
supervision Of Mr.. STEPHEN C. MILLETT.
TRACY a co.,
Namh.r., Now York Stock Exchange,
Chicago Stock Exchange,
December 18th. 1899.
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COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY. Dec -wheat-spot was
depressed. Sales Of 100000 BUSH. including
$4,000 at the outports No. red. In elevator.
at the December price: No. hard Duluth 8c.
over May. Futures closed &c. lower. though
at one time y to t.c. higher Sales 1.635,O0O
bush, showing how little the speculation
amounts to, Prices we're as follows:
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ders 20x2e inches and Weighing 10 working or
der 142. 300 pounds; and twenty-hye consoli-
dalton freight locomotives with cylinders PIX
151,bOO pounds,
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COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY,

es2 Broadway, New York.
Al n meeting II the Board Of Trustees ~ the
Colonial Trust COMPANY, held December l2th, lsp'
dividend OF FIVE a. PER CENT from ina
earnings ~ the COMPANY FOR the SIX months ending
december aist. ispa was declared. payable jAuuArF
I'd 1900 Transfer books will close December 2oiI.
1922.
EDMUND L. JuDSON.
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF RONDs OF
STOCK QUOTATION TELEGRAPH

THIS Is TO CERTIFY that at meeting held this
2tth day OF October 1902, In our presence, at the
once OF the Central Trust Company OF New York.
STOCK QUOTATION TELEdnAPH COMPANY.
dated February ist. 1888 the following fifty
lhol bonds. Issued under said mortgage. viz;
3. q. 2 81. %. a, ba. 81. ~. 81, II, 7s. ss 49,
g. loa, l05. 100, l27. l2s, la, l<a. Is6. ls3,
265. 2as. 2eo. 2ah. 2as. acs. 348. a4S. 352, 36T,
400. 377, a1s, 3SH. 8g4. 3ps '
were designated FOR redemption at the once Of said
Central Trust Company. ~ Wall Street. New York
value, Interest on said bonds will cease on the day
named for redemption.
Dated, New York. October a4th, 1922.
STOCK QuoTATioN TELEGRAPH COMPANY
cpSr,,, rp,,oIBy william u Hurst; President.
- by T. J. Hyde, Second Vice. President,
HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing mum.
bered bonds were drawn as stated, Witness my
hand and seal this Path day Of Octobnr, 1890.
Frank Is, Smdt, Notary Public. y. Y. Co.
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Augusta shipped to day a8I bales: Memphis s.2ip:
~. Louis p.26l. and Houston, 1882. New Orleans
closed points higher, Jan. TIbc.. March 7.2ic.
February here declined 10 points, but recovered
tins and advanced to 4. closing steady with esti.
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NO MORE CONCISE AGGREGATInN

OF Real Estate News IL to be found IN any
medium than that printed in The Svs raoh
day-Adp.
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RIA lsked.I Bid lstsd.
Am strvb. 30 81 NCh 81 ny
tsnaikD 70 TAN Noarbon los los
CITY Rv,v'oai goo N carbonp slk 90
I'D Match. lp3 1875 so -. iosA
LakeStL". is l6h WestChsthl laA Ito
NJ wSFp 77H 79h
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rices we're as follows

0sts we're steady, With sales OF 1b.0oo bush
No; Whit. sic In sl.ysior; No. edo. sote'; No
the sales vers liberal reaching 1000 bush. In.
Guiding ong $4,000 at the outports Nc. elevator
closed hc lower for December. Sales OF 10000
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finanrial.
INSURE YOUR TITLE.
tFrom Brooklyn ~. ~ Times. Sept % Isusl
GETS HER DOVER RIGHTS.
Henry j. Sharman's Widow Sue
ceeds in Proving Her Claim.

EI-Judge Nathaniel II. Clement. referee
in the suit OF Mary sharman. against the
estate OF Henry J. shsrman. deceased. has
aled his report.
Sharman was an Englishman and a paint.
er by trade.
After Sharman's estate had passed into
the hands OF an administrator. a woman.
claiming to be his lawful wife. came from
England and in an action succeeded in
making good her claim Referee Clement
holds that she is entitled to dover in all
the real estate left by Sharman, includ-
Ing that which he had sold as an unmar-
ried man. The purchasers OF real estate
sold by Sharmsn will have to make good
Mrs Sharmans dover.
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REPUBLIC IRON AND steel co.

dividend OF ONE AND THREE-Qu ARTER3
PER CENT. upon the preferred stock OF this com.
pany has been declared. pay Ablr and after Jan.
uAry l. 1900 10 stockholders of record at the GLOSS
Of bushes on December 10. 1spp.
The transfer. hooks will close on December l..
1852 at o'clock p. NJ. and reopen on January ,.
1900. ct 10 O'Clock A. N.
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Dchcit.".. H.si7,i25 81. 254. O75 Dec. s60a. o6o
The Colorado Midland Railroad reports gross
earnings for October OF sos 4B5 nm Increase
ot S:at.t,S IA COMPARED with the same month
Of last year. and net S6l 100. an increase Of
S2l ,+OS. For the four months ending Oct. II
the gross earnings were $3.50. 40 an Increase
oftlD,3SJ as compared with the correspond
Ing period o. last year. and not SlSl 800 an in
Tho Ohio River Railroad reports gross earn
ings for October OF Sl2S.5D5. an Incrense OF
SO. 400 IA compared with tho same month OF
last year. and net STR. 300. an increase Of
S23.3l2 For the ten months ending Oct ~
the gross earnings were Sp7O12S, an increase
OF Sl8S, 4S3 as compared with the correspond
Ing period o. last year. and net SI0I ,Sl7. an In
crease OF SIPS 4SS.
Tho receipts OF the Government to-day were:
Customs, SD22,443 internal revenue, S33O.-
300, and miscellaneous. $2l. sos: total OF
Sl,274,45S The disbursements were 81. COB
600. an excess OF expenditures over receipts OF
$33O.5 Tho receipts Of the fiscal year to
date have been 1857 ,S77.340. and the expcn-
ditures S242O26.O 900, an excess OF receipts
over expenditures Of Sl5S5l 800
The official count OF the cash in the Treasury
to-day compared with that Of yesterday shows:
Dec. H. Dee. R
Gold coin and bullion. S24I, 82b,b7b Sot2 oHo 3pa
Silver dollars and bull
lion ...,......,....,..,. 0,7b63p9 p.sb2. 8aa
u = notes, ....i,,,.,.;., lh,SItssS 1b,0d+.3lI
Other assets less de-
mand liabilities. ,,.... 20.78ObO4 Igs24.24a
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THE UNION BAG * PAPER COMPANY.

A dividend OF ONE AND THREE.QUARrE Hrs
PER CENT on the preferred stock OF this Com.
pAny has been declared payable on and after
January LIST 1900, IN str, khudsrs 81 record a. ths
close OF business ou December lIth 1929. TTAUster
hooks will close ON December i4th l>rg, al clock
r. ~ Al" 'e'I'" -" '"u.u W "a t;nt.t go
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Available cash bal. in
Guiding gold reserve s2s7. 7sa, s6i scs7. 2oi 1862
At n meeting OF the Board OF Trustees of tho
Colonial Trust Company held yesterday. n
dividend OF per cent. on the earnings OF the
company for the six months ending Dec ~
lSA'. was declared payable Jan. . 1900
Transfer books will close Dec, 20.
Money In London. 4tGD5 per cent Rates OF
discount in open market for short aud three
months bills. q per cent The amount OF
bullion gone into the Bank OF I England
on balance to-day. fl7OOO. Paris advces
quote per cents ut 100 francs 80 confines
Exchange on London. % francs 81 u centimes
The Southern Railway Company has placed
an order with the Richmond Locomotive and
Machine Works for forty-ono locomotives, az
grcgatinR In value over $500. 200. as follows:
-Four ten wheeled passenger locomotives with
cylinders 20x2B inches and weighing in work
Ing order 100000 pounds; four ten wheeled
passenger locomotives with cylinders 2lx2S
inches and weighing in working order 156. 600
pounds TWO ten wheeled passenger locomo-
ing IN working order 135.5OO pounds six
consolidation freight locomotives with cylin-
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Court OF Appeals Calendar.


ALBANY. Dec. I2-oourt OF Appeals calendar for TO.
morrow. Nos p32 I75 i78. lea. i77. I7s. 1870, 1871.
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THE AMERICAS STEEL. AND WIRE 90.
OF NEW JERSEY.

No. II B'way, " u. December II. lSpp
Alta meeting OF the Board ot Directors, held tLs
dAy. quarterly dividend OF ONE AND THREE.
QUARTERS PER CENT. upon the Preferred stock
Of this Company. payable January 2. 1900. was d..
ClRred PAYABLE TO the STOCKHOLM ~ record tie
close OF business upon December Ii, lSr'.
For the purpus" 81 paving tn" said dividend, 49,
transfer books Of the Preferred Stock ~ thu com.
pAny will be- closed upon December III, 1889. ~
reopcncd January s, 1890,
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MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
No. lp6 Broadway, New York De. ember l.! lsni.
SIxTY.1HlkD QUARTERLY DINIpENB.
4 quarterly dividend OF one per cent. GU IN. ,ali.
tai stock OF this Company has been declared rRras
at thi. once on aud after. TUESDAY, JauuAry 81.
1900 The transfer books will b. closed on fr Law.
December 18th, a. O'Clock \, NJ, aud will ~ -
opened on "Wednesday January I'd. at H. o'rlN
A. NJ. II. W. MCWlLLlAMS, Trclsur :.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HART
FORD RAILROAD COMPANY.
NV HAVEN, Conn, Dec. II l~rt.
The stock transfer hooks ~ this company viii -
closed at the close ~ bustIss on the lH;h i".'
aud remain closed to and including IN" fr't hnr =
January, HOO for purposes Of divid'rl pNrah,' 80
the 4, tn day ct December. 1892. iy order the
Board Of Directors
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EAGLE SAVINGS & LOAN CO.,

1856 REMsEN ST, BROOKLYN. y. Y. CITY.
Opposite City Hall square,
90 PER ANNUM July AND JANUARY.
90 PER ANNUM sEMIASSUALLY, II RE-
90 NAMING ONE YEAR
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-06-10

the Tribune. { E Onglev of New
York city was here yesterday with
Z q White of Cavcndish, and they
propose to form Il company and de-
velop the power at Cavendish
Gorge, and light Chester, Cavcn-
dish, Proctorsville and Ludlow.
They want simply the privilege Of
putting up poles and wires and ask
no favors of the village or town.
They will, moreover, agree to fur
nish lights for $3.50 year eac h
light if less than five are used by
one person, aad $500 if more than
five are used; for private houses
they will make IL rate of from Sis
to $,5 Il wear for each house accord
inS to quantity of illumination used.
If the corporation desire they will
replace every kesosene lamp on our
street with I6 candle power mean
descent light at the same price we
now pay for our kerosene lighting;
or they will light the streets better
or not at all just as the voters de,
sire.
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SOJ'I | PO\IERI,T,

Mrs. Susie Carroll and daughter
Leonic of Lebanon, \. H.. came to
Pomfret la It week to visit her sister.
Mrs. II. n. Bruce.
Royal Adams has been working
at his farm here lately. They do
say he can pick more stone to an
acre in IA day than any other mln.
Alma Reed is at work in Wood
stock at the Wilcox creamery.
Pomfret will not grow apples
enough for its own use this season,
and yet it is a great apple town.
The same is true this year of maple
sugar. The crop of butter and
wool is better tl.an last year, but the
prices are lower.
Several wool buyers have been
around buying wool from r. to y
cents. This is three cents Il pound
lower than was paid tor the large
amount of wool taken to Woodstock
four months ago.
Master Milton, son; Frank. father;
Augustus p, grandfather, and Pas
chal p, great-grandfather, all took
dinner together at p. p. William
sons on recent Sunday. Four
generations of males at one table Is
rare thing.
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A Burlington Woman's Strange A.
tempt at Suicide.

Della Du FULLY, aged about ~, :.
domestic in the employ of G. A..
Barber OF burlington, attempted
Friday morning, in fit of religious
frenzy, to cruelty herself.
The woman succeeded in driving
Il nail through each hand and foot
and in making wound in her fore.
head. She was rescued IN time to
prevent serious consequences, and is
now at the Fanny Allen hospital.
The desperate courage required to
endure the agony of driving Il nail
through ones hands is marvellous.
The woman had but one nail. thu &c
or four inches in length. She first
drove this through the center of her
hand into the floor, then pulled it
out and drove it through the other.
then through each foot and finall,
ended by bruising her forehead.
This done she laid herself down in
the attitude of one crucitied.
Her wounds, although painful.
are not serious unless lockjaw sets
in.
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FELCUNII.1E T..

Mrs. c. y. Hook was called to
Antrim, \. H.. recently hy the scri-
Gus illness of Miss Ellen Ferry. who
is very sick with blood poison. The
latest report said she was more com
Portable, although not ont Of danger.
Miss Teller. Mrs. Ferry and
daughter of Seattle, WASH. are the
guests OF their parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Teller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cross visited friends
at Mt. Holly last week.
Frank Murray and family have
moved into Edwin Whites house.
Rumor says Mr.. White is going to
New York.
Miss Jennie Iloadley has returned
from Ludlow, where she spent two
weeks visiting friends.
d. $. Hammond and family have
returned from Plymouth.
Mrs. Bruce PAYNE of CRANKY,
T. q, is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ChaS. lIoadlcv.
Mrs. ID. {. Hawkins, MIS-. l.. NJ.
Watkins. Rev. +. III. Goldthwaitc.
Mrs. y. +. L. Perkins. Mrs. iank
White, Mrs. Il. White and Mrs.
II. ]. Hewlett attended the mass
meeting of the y. Il. {. Unions ut
Springfield on Friday.
Rev. +. III. Goldthwaitc will de-
liver an address on the Y. =. &. l..
before the Green Mountain Associa-
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SOUTH WOODSTOCK.

Porter b. Fletcher, who lives II
mile and Il quarter only from the
village, has been missing since last
week Tuesday night, May 80. All
efforts as vet have failed to discover
his whereabouts. Tuesday he fin.
ishcd making ready the ground for
his corn and had help engaged for
planting it ednesday. He never
has had trouble with his ncighborS
and no cause can be assigned for his
disappearance Many stories have
been ahoat, but nothing reliable.
He leaves no family as he never was
married, no brother or sister. He
has one uncle, Jonas Fletcher, who
resides at Grand Isle. near Troy, n.
", who is said to ne wealthy and
they have heard from hin wanting
information Immediately and it is
hoped he will arrive here today
huiSudN dlll tllat lultlci llNeStl-
CATION will be made at once. The
missing man is not far from 40 years
old.
The heat has been oppressive two
DAYS this week, but the little rain
and cool wind Wednesday toward
night has put new life into every
breathing thing.
Clarence Walker came near hav-
ing very scriout accident last week
Thursday afternoon. The explo-
sion of three-quartcrs of a pound of
powder while irving to scare the
crows from the corn field burnt his
face badly. DR.. Logan was sum-
moncd. He has been housed since
but is getting better now every day.
T.. FLETCHER took n drive to Rut-
land last Friday on business. return
ing Monday night.
MIR. and Mrs. II. ". Walker left
Monday for Boston. Providence and
Worcester on Il pleasure trip, to he
gone about two weeks.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-06-10
BASE BALL.

''spoRrs' IT, wooDsroCKS ~.
The Woodstock base ball club,
made up OF some members of the
regular team, and 4 picked team of
local sports played ten-inning
game Tuesday afternoon for the adj
miration and pleasure of Il few spec
tators. Desc pitched for the Wood
stocks and Mitchell for the other
team, which won II to -. 1t was
not faultless balI-playing, but the
closencSs of the score made the
affair interesting to the end. The
"Sports' we've short il man mt the
beginning the game and Taylor was
taken off the gate and planted in
right field. proving uncommonlv
strong on the coaching line and con-
tributlng largely to the success of
his side.
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WINDSOR COUNTY COURT.

The June term of county court
commenced on Tuesday with Judge
II, r. Start presiding. The tore
noon session was taken up III going
over the jury calendar and the bar
docket, Some twenty-five cases on
the calendar had been assigned for
trial, and after the call about half of
them remained to be tried. The
Seegur will case was set down for
the roth inst. This case was tried
year ago before Judge Ross; it
went to the Supreme court and was
reversed.
The court officers come out this
tenn in regular police uniforms,
with blue coats, brass buttons and
helmets-a departure which has the
approval of the presiding judge. 1t
is 4 toss-up us to which OF the OF
ficers makes the most stunning APP
pearance.
AT the afternoon session the petit
Jurors having reported were duly
called and sworn. Immediately
thereafter was commenced the case
of lanes 6. Harvey VS.. VIM. Nj.
Kendall. This is an action of as
sumpsit to recover for legal services
rendered during Il course of several
years 10y the plaintiff for the defend
ant. No claim was made hut that
services had been rendered the de.
PENDANT, but his claim was that the
amount of the bill was too large,
and that some of the items should
have been less On the part of the
plaintiff the evidence tended to show
that the Charge, were IN accordance
with the general practice of the
county for such services.
VIM. Batchclder appeared for
Kendall and VIM. f. Johnson for
the plaintiff. The case went to the
jury Thursday afternoon and Il ver-
dict was rendered for $23I.45 and
costs.
CLEARING THE JAIL.
The following respondents were
arraigncd Thursday and pleaded
guilty:
State VS.. Maggie b. Danforth;
adultery.
State VS.. Herbert !. Watson.
breaking into railroad premises.
Sentenced to six months to one wear
in the house of correcti m.
State vs.. James Parks, petit
larceny, stealing screws and monkey
wrench. Sentenc. ID to two months
to three months in the house of cor
rectlon. L. b. Finn, counsel tor
respondent.
State IS. Horace Jordan and Daisy
Howard, binder the "blanket act;"
pleaded not guilty and their case
was taken up Friday morning En-
right. Finn and Buck for defense;
States Attorney Sargent prosecuted.
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6pirit Of the AQc,
|Dd stock, VT June 10. 1899
eHstOck u. u. Time Table

i the running imr OF tht
Aver the Woodstock Railroad. com.
IL Mondn, Icon, June 3, 'N"9'
Isks GolSG EAsr.-No2. Mail, 4. NJ
IN ood.tock 10 30: Taff-vilI' 10 40;
- q 81; Dewey. Mill. 10 81; tllart'
81 IS: Whit, River junction | 20.
H. GuiNG EAsT.-No. {. Accom-. =,
10 Woodstock > 20; Tnfi>villc > 81:
'te > SO, ncweys Mills > 10: Hartford
VI hi,c River Junction 3 81.
Il Gn'HG E>,T No &. Exp \. NJ.
M Woo l,tp'k 3 40 Tatt'vlilr . ~
"a ) - D,wev1 Mills 3 50 Hart
Ia White River Jun 'ti,a6 -.
Hs GolNG EST.-No. |. Accom-. A.
lyc White River junction : 80; tllart-
tb5: Dcwry'> Mills 10: Qucchcc 20:
,illc : 30: Woodstock -.
rs GolNG WEsT.-NO3 Mail. Leave
Riycr junction 40; Hartford ! 45:
~ Mills 2 90; Qucchrr % /; TaftHville
= %.
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