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has served two terms. Byron Lutz, VIM
~ Stewart and Th0s. j. Harbaugh'
were presented.
Blackburn was nominated on the Sec
ond ballot, over Lutz, the others with.
drawing.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
For electors ut large. Gen. VIM. p.
Orr of piuua and Col. Myron T. Her
rick Of Cleveland We're nominated by
aCclamatIon
senator Foraker. Gov. Nash, Gen.
Gr0Weu0r and Gen. DICK were pre-
scented by one resolution by ex-senator
Massie. Tor delegates az large TO Fhii-
adclphIa.
Mr.. Cox OF Cincinnati moved that the
secretary be directed 20 cast the vote
of the convention FOR those named. tN-
Representative Frank McGreW moved
TO substitute the name OF Hanna TOT
thar Of Grogvenor. McGrew's amend
mont was lost
SENATOR HANNA DECLINES,
Senator Hanna positively declined.
Judge Stewart then moved to subst-
tute The name of Charles Foster exc
governor and eX-secretary OF the treas
ury Foster also declined.
Stewards amendment was lost ana
then the motion Of Mr. Cox carried
Charles Foster. MyrOn A. Morris, w.
c. Brown and George Mlers were see
lectod as alternates at large al
j0urned sine die
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r,,y, Congressman Begins his
Labors in the House,
a. MOODY HAS SENSATIONS
III. House by uis charges
against the pneumatic i"''
Company

~.,oron. April 25,-House--Wil-
rrr who served In the Fifty
l y. r,.rsss from the State OF Utah
.,,-o representative Of that
.'.. h succeed Brigham II, Roberts
I'M vss denied a seat
v.sout preliminary business the
y.-.. resumed consideration OF the
,r.s,s appropriation bill.
M fem approprlatlng s72j'ooo for
..~-,t.s tubes. an Increase Of 100000
,bs appropriation for the current
ras The subject Of two hours de-
Z. under the arrangement previously
rlA
M Moody tMass) assaIled the whole
.nv Of the Pneumatic tube service.
1850 malodor0us from beginning TO
~ uld he. that Is should die the
ts1 da dog
ufs and we on this side Of the
M vln stay with YOU
y, Moody said 90 was not a pleasant
arf ior him % exploit the scandal
IN hsd been uncovered By the postal
s-rls..on Cd which ne was a member,
X. h. Considered 10 his duty TO do so.
II. declared Former Second Assistant
panirer General Nelson, under
,s5~ he fret experiments In the pneu-
re tube service were made when he
rtr.i accepted from the company
rNIr cash and $4,000 IN stock for his
.rs here during the succeeding
U- What that service could be, Mr.
Wow said he could not imagine These
hsste ad. had been brought out by
h. commission. John h. Milholland Of
Sea- York be said, was the president OF
n ub. company
Nr M50iys next statement startled
b Houa and created a sensation. The
M service, he said, had been con-
utd by contractors who took their
gy 20 stock and bonds. The only asset
q D.. company was its contract with
tsCgmmelt y regret 20 say" con-
WA AN MnNNl, fllhtidtelNt lldl
CO e ite principal holders of these
rl1 and bonds was a member OF this
Hls and a member " the committee
appropriations
ar bis name shouted Livingston
Gl
lr.l n0t" replied Mr. Moody. Then
b Gled another sensational statement
@ o. eject that a large block OF the
flA Bad been sent 10 a near relative
eiNom.nent member OF the House as
trT years Cft
'Bti ] am proud 10 say" said Mr..
Anly mat the return mail carried
as Aai dshon0rIng and dishonorable
W Moody disclalmed any intention
enfciIng on the postofllce commit
p which he highly commended. lie
,f "pecalIy glowing IN praise Of Mr..
Il- Chairman Of the committee.
Ii' House voted 81 20 90 10 strike out
entire appropriation Tor pneumatic
l-a sryIce
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Wlth the TransatlnntIo LIners.

Southampton. April 2j-ArrIved:
Lain. New York via Cherbourg for
Bremen.
Liverpool. April 25.--Arrlyed: Oceanic,
from New York.
Bremen April 25--Arrived: Nun
chen. from Baltimore
New York, April 25.-Arrlved. Noord.
land Antwerp
Philadelphia. April 25.-Sailed. steam
or Nederlaud. 6 a. m. Tor Antwerp.
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HONOLULU FREE Of PLAGUE
Wy We Case There IN April All Clear on
April "a.
''''fumen'to ueet Plague Expenses
Warning 10 Australia suitbr
Hosau's Ministries.

s'a Francisco, April 25.-The steamer
.- from Honolulu brings the
moving adyices to the Associated
'..'i dated April II.
-. plague seems to have entirely
'-''sa'ei and The United states CON.
\ ''''d The arst clean bin OF health
" Y = vessel departing from here since
NJ r','1''r l2h TO- the schooner Bertha
I,.. IVA. when sailed for Puget Sound on
,1 n. council Of state has adopted the
'.l'''hs resolution.
s ".'1.',i. That ID Is the sense ~, ,na
gbr,,, " sl3,e That the Hawaiian Gov
ass. es ,Holil pay AN just claims FOR
De bos,4- o5 the action taken bv
ts .s.-..l oi health no connection win
|nei.'..iession 0i the bubonlc piagns.
....s Use caused by the burring ~
g5si o. ,bI 't,,u.r ana goods by direct
is5., cs ,-, i9,ail ot health. as well as
@ frs ~ S' rs. oy ihe accidental spreed
ag,s5 =. January -1lh 1900. and losses
rsrb hog the fencing up Of lana an
u.r ,tt..ses nave been burned EN-
ens,,ii,a ' ihs council Of state rnos,
q 49,. ADVISE The executive comno,i
.r,ipell1 new c1uu of clsi,os os Nv
b lusi5s.a.' ,east three OF whom shan
ffssIfenf Df
s,t''1n as yet "'''u on tue
u1grss XIV a.p' ana three barks Will
Fgsr ,bi,.lNe Feet 90 carry tbe feo6
Vessel. I'm tH,ueuls around the Horn 1bs
lllit from ,tl'If about 62s0O tons of
ts Atlantic .s various island ports To-
c,Iss Rs' 'l', i'les " the Australian cal
Hs h-' 1,s been notified thst oii All ~, eo'-
i1s ,e Tom Infected Aus'roi, .S
tls3 ,rs 5'Isning here. win be ouer ','-''
factory I'M wv vessels must carrv sati'
aB o'As OF health m an "i' st'is-
hawaiian s'isp.ciars reDresentlne me
Pointed n, a,,'sthnent have been an
Australian ,. --l OF the three Infected
,sl.ru 81 'lvo has been broueb,
Aagra Sn oNneis o.; the steamer
Cslnh j. a e,eeouut Of the refpss ai'' W
Wfny.plr11 OF that vessel Ia carr,
.f-ls from , MEMBERS Of Hogan's Min.
l41lhersi.- port 90 Victorla ma
1ksn 10 ts. oi the company b9d NJ
Captain NJ. dock ana fimieatel5n , Dsen
qua uoi ,.gs sent word that me-
lsite's ars-1 lhe company. Tho
.asn but ~ ,hat ihe color line Was
Y hat ,here agents Of the steamer
On be tron ".s no room on the YES.
pubic s5,,' ossiIan Bach was sold
X ssettM VIZ M. On tae llh and
a.s s,r, b distress ,1. Sebastian ol Bach put
twenty day, Ia r'n @sslb having Vim; been ben
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HERO WILL BE HOYORED.
William +, Tufts VIII be Given Mill
tary Funeral Sunday.

The funeral services over the remains
Of William r. Tufts, formerly OF the
Fourth United States cavalry. will be
held on sunday next. Major +. s.
Grant has charge OF the funeral and
full particulars win be announced later.
AT a meeting u the Utah society of
the Army Of The Philippines. held last
evening, the members decided 10 at
tend the ohSeQuies IN a body. An In
yitatlon was extended 70 an the Utah
volunteers 90 attend IN a body ana
q Is expected that both the Grand Ar.
my posts will take part In the exer-
Cises
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SENATOR HANNA DECLINES,
MisconsIn Renublloans.

Milwaukee. Wis, April 25-The Re-
publican state convention 20 choose
four delegates az large and 90 ratlfy
the selection Of delegates made IN the
ten congressional districts to tho ma
tlonal convention at PHILADELPHIA met
at noon today In the Davidson Theaier
I'm this city.
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Won 10000.

London, April 25.-The city and su-
burbln handicap OF 1000 soyerelgus run
az the EPSON spring meeting today
che second day. was won by j. q.
Clark and the Crater
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Washington, April 25-The surgeon
general Of the marine hospital service
has received "a report from Surgeon
Carmichael IN charge at Honolulu. date
Of April o He says that since his re-
port OF March 81, one new case Of
plague has been discovered The vic
tim was a white girl and the case was
fatal The conditions are encouraging.
only one detention camp was open.
There were two cOnvalescents at the
pest house. but no other cases.
so now case has been reported from
the other islands. Surgeon Carmichael
denies the report that there has been a
large number of deaths from plague
on tine island OF Kalauhui
No general crusade has been begun
against the rats which have spread the
plague. bat o. bounty OF twenty-five
cents had been offered and a profess
slonal rat catcher appointed by the
board o. health.
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Republicans in Convention Set
Forth Claims and Principles,
ENDORSE PRIEST. MKGNLEY.
Fuli support Given 60 All Policies Of
the Present Administration Nome
ination OF State Candidates,

Columbus o.. April 2j.-Thc Repub-
lican state convention reassembled at
I a. 20. today The reports OF the com.
mlttees were adopted including one
making the temporary organization per-
maneut The committee ON credentials
found the only contest In Washington
county, and reported in favor Of scat
ing both delegations with each having
oue-half vote
HAD ROBERTS OK THE BRAIN.
Ex-Bep. Taylor, who led the oppose
ton. insisted this report would be like
Coneress allowing Roberts Of Utah one
fourth vote and his three wives each
one-fourth vote. Taylors motion TO
seat the delegates selected under the
call OF the State committee and unscat
The contestants, carried. yeas 4J5, nays
g5S.
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Hawaiian Bm Adopted.

Washington April 25.-The confer
ence report on the Hawaiian govern
ment bill was agreed TO In the Sem
ate.
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FEDERAL COURT ITEMS.

The resignation OF l. ]. stewart OF
sevier county as referee In bankruptcy.
was today filed In the United states
court
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a storm that almost foundered her. A
board OF surveyors condemned her and
reported that she was not worth re-
pairing.
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NOMINATIONS

The following nominations were made
by acclumati0u
Secretary Of state-L. e. Laylin.
Supreme judge--John A. shank
brake.
Member OF the board OF public
works Charles A. Goddard
Laylin accepted the nomination IN a
speech Of some length on pending Is
sues.
For food and dairy commissioner.
the names OF Jos. =. Blackburn, who
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LADY WILSON MIsBEPREsENTED
THE BOERs.

Lady Sarah Wilson's account Of the
slaughter OF the thirty natives who went
out from Mafcking last Friday 10 re-
cover some cattle which had been loot
cd by the Beers and who. while they
we're stopping, were surrounded by
action u the Beers. a dispatch re-
celved by the Associated Press from
Mafeking says that the natives In cues
tlon were authorized raiders and that
instead of being ruthlessly slaughtered
bv Boers while asleep they beat back
the burghera. who were Obliged TO get
endorsements. The dispatch adds
There was no question Of surrender.
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The leader OF the natives, a tall spare
man. rallied his men 90 the last and
The fight having been from the rising
10 the sinking OF the sun. those % Fn-
goes. armed with obsolete rifles fought
with grim desperation. Machine guns
and Mausers poured shot and she'll inc
TO their midst Until their ammunition
was exhausted the natives fought, ail
then the Beers killed AN but one OF
them, who. wounded. hid In the reeds
and escaped.
BADEN-POWELL DIsCLAlMs RE-
ePONSlBlLlTY
General snyman complained OF Col.
Baden Powell employing barbariauS
who killed six and wounded numbers
az Beers Col Baden-powel replied
that the raid was Unauthorized and
pointed out that q number OF natives
were destitute because their homes h1i
been burned and the.r cattle stolen Boy
the Beers Tie declined tO be held re-
monsble for the natives action
The correspondent concludes;
"MafeBlng may be forgiven II u be-
Gins 90 prefer some ATTEMPT at relief
rather than empty congratulations FOR
be- gallant stand Though There o. only
sufficient go keep body ard soul t0geth-
or. lt win never surrender II is very
weary OF 10 an
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Testimony Taken before the Cor
cner's Jury Today.
DEATH OF MR., R. 3. WATSON
General Agent OF The Burlington in
This city Comes TO a sudden End
from Heart Failure.

The Konolj inquest was continued
this morning before Judge Morris son-
mer and "a corouefs jury. composed of
Milton Baratt G. 3. Blakely and n.
f. Aveson. Mr Gunter and Mr. Wal
demar Van Cott appeared in the case.
the latter to represent the railroad
company
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-09-08
CHURCH SERVICES.

Universalist - Usual services in
the morning and evening.
St. James-Services at 1890 and
5 o'clock. Rev. John Davis Ewing,
rector.
Christian - Morning service at
1890, with sermon. Sunday school
at IL o'clock. Junior c. L. at S
o'clock, and Y. +. S. G.. E. at :
O'Clock. Welcome to all.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by the
pastor, Rev. Franl; &. Putnam.
Methodist Episcopal Rev. Chas.
F. Partridge, pastor. 1890 a. M,
theme, "The Loving Cups" 1I.4s,
Sunday school; 6.I5 p. M, Epworth
League; 7, evening service; 7 80 p.
m, Tuesday, class-meeting; 1880 p.
m., Thursday, praver-meetins. \
cordial invitation extended to all
these services.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-09-08
ouechee Woman Nearly 95..-Born In
Woodstock.

Mrs. Lucia Day Barker ., Que.
chez, who resides with her daughter
on the West Hartford road, will 10
95 years old October 80, 1000. She
is IL large, vigorous type Of Vermont
womanhood.
She was born in Woodstock. Her
father, Capt. Seth Washburn, lived
to be II years old and was killed
while drawing Il load of wood. Mrs.
Barkcr's mother was Hannah Per-
kins, and she was over 81 years old
at her death. Mrs. Barker had 4
family of 10 children, five sons of
whom served in the Civil war. three
ofthem being killed.
Mrs. Barker always lived near
Qiiechee and has never visited any
large city, and her only railroad trip
of note was to cross the country to
Nebraska when 6S wears old
Her eyesight is marvellous. In
the past eight years Mrs. Barker
says she has made SO bed quilts, all
hand sewed, containing 25I6 little.
pieces in each quilt.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-09-08

White River Junction, and is said
to be doing good work. Nj. M.
Griffin goes to Rutland this week
with George Wilkes, DR.. l.ogan's
trotter, and will start HIM at the
County fair there next week in the
2.aS class. W likes has mark of
e.s4 liz. The following " eek he
starts at Fair Haven.
Harry Hudson started two of his
s,rine--Iawrence Land Brown Bird,
owned by William Lindsey of Que
chee-at Bradford last week. Law
renee l.. took second none, in the
40 class. Brown Bird had an ac-
cident in every heat in the ..29 race,
being once rur into. Hudson was
thrown from his sulky and Brown
Bird went around atone, taking sixth
place in the race. The stoly is that
the Bradford track is not Il very good
one. y local sport says it crosses
the main street twice, goes through
dooryard, and but two horses can
trot abreast ut any place.
The Inn stables are just now shell
tering considerable speed. DR.. F.
+. Aver of New York has five horses
there, three of them with track rec
ords away down. One of them has
mark of e.Io IL, and the other
two are also fast ones.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-09-08

: John Hinchcy of Claremont, n.
: H., is at Daniel Coughin's for n
short time.
L. Brooks and family of Worces-
ter, Mass, are visiting at n. p.
Chamberlain's.
QUIET ELECTION DAY.
Election passed off with no excite.
ment. Melvin A. Chandler, the re-
publican candidate. was elected by
IS majority. No democrat has rep
resented Barnard since 1873. Charles
w. Black, now il resident OF South
Royalton, was chosen that year by a
good vote.
After the election of Mr.. Chand-
Ter, at his request, the house divided
as to preference for United States
senator.-Grout or Dillingham; with
IA result so overwhelmingly in favor
OF Gen. Grout that no count was
necessary. The memb reject says
he is satisfied that Barnard is safely
GrOut town.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-09-08
WANTED.

The Vermont Baking Company
wants driver and salesman for il
retail bread wagon. An experienced
man acquainted with house to house
trade preferred. References re-
CURED. Apply to
GEO. W. SMITH * Son,
White River Junction, VT.
NORTH BRIDGEWATER.
Ed Wood and wife are going to
work for q. r. Markham.
G.. A. Slocum marketed fat calf
Monday.
Mrs. NJ. Z Scott went to Gard
ner, Mass, Monday to visit her sis
ter.
Miss Floy Greene and Walter
Shurtleff are attending school at
Woodstock.
Fred Greene lost fine vearling
heifer last week. Tuesday he lost
another one.
Frank Perkins has been helping
Henry Gilbert build his slo.
Mrs. f. E. Bassctt returned home
this week, having been taking care of
Mrs. Frank Perkins.
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BARN ARD.

Mr.. and Mrs L. {. Jernegan and
baby and Mrs. Field, who have
been spending some time at the Sill.
yer Lake House, returned to their
home in Roxbury, Mass, Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ebenezer Holmes
returned to their home IN Marion
this week.
Miss Louise Whitney, after stay
Of several weeks, returned to her
home in Southington, Conn, Friday
morning.
Charles W God returned to God.
dard Seminary, Barre, Monday.
Misses Lillian Adams and Nina
Markham have gone to Randolph to
attend the State Normal School.
Miss Minnie Rand, who has been
boarding at &. +. Wheelock's, has
returned to Boston.
Mrs. Fairbanks is visiting her son,
Rev. S. =. Fairbanks.
Albert Blackmer went to Stock.
bridge Saturday tor Il few days be-
tore returning to the West.
Charles jacques OF Flint, Mich,
is at the Silver Lake House.
Prof. and Mrs. Edward Bowman
and Miss Bowman OF BROOKLYN. n
V, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Graves of East Barnard spent Tues.
day at w. G. Danforths.
Miss Mabel Hudson reformed to
Springfield Tuesday.
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QUECHEL.

Labor day was observed by labor
ing as usual.
Miss Rose LeMay, from Manches-
ter, NH, is stopping at her fathers.
Lucia Fogg, who has been staying
with her sister in Hartland. has re-
turned home to attend school.
Carrie Durphy, from Clare mont,
N. H., is visiting her father.
Florence Wright returned home
from her trip in Massachusetts on
Monday.
Schools opened Tuesday. We
welcome back Miss Burgess and Miss
Lille, teachers of the intermediate
and primary departments, and are
glad that Miss Gushing is to remain
in town AS teacher of the high school.
Miss Maud Larrahee started for
New York tuesday, but was to
spend Il day or two in Boston on her
way.
Friends of Mrs. +. Z. Sturtevant,
from Rutland, who have been visit
ing her, went away the first Of the
week.
There was Il grand republican
rally at the hall Friday evening.
The speaker. Hon. G. II. Robb of
Bellows Falls was listened to atten.
lively by Il wcll-tilled house. He
spoke with more power and less
noise than many campaign speakers,
and did not seem to think it neces-
sary to say all manner OF evil against
the opposite party in order to NAM
tain his own. He believes in honest
means to elect the rulers of town,
State and country.
Use LaBelle Glove Cleaner
for your kid gloves. Will clean
Won, gloves ouickly and well, To
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LOCAL. HORSE NOTES.

II. =. Clark's PAGER, "Fire King
will start in the 40 class at the
State Fair next week. He has lately
been in the hands of Guy Bentley at
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Lincoln and
five children left n. Hoadley's last
week Thursday for their home in
Fall River, Mass.
Mrs. Lufkin and three children
and Miss Mary French, who have
been with their mother, Mrs. John
French, several weeks, returned to
Fitchburg Tuesday.
Mrs. Dugan fell Tuesday morn
ing in going to spring tor cold
water and broke one of her limbs
Just above the ankle. DR.. Purple
was out ut noon and reduced the
fracture. She has the sympathy OF
the entire community, but that does
not alleviate the pain.
Will Gifford's horse is quite sick
with the prevailing distemper.
Mrs. NJ. A. Dutton was a guest at
r. II. Kingsley's from Saturday till
Monday.
Mrs. Lizzie Wilder is improving
slowly.
Frank Blake has entered the
Woodstock High School this term.
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IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK

Miss Kate Dan, of Brooklnc is
the guest of Mrs. II. p. Clark.
The following notice was received
hy the patrons of the local gas COM
ban% last Saturday:
The Woodstock Gas Light Co.
desires to inform its patrons that,
owing to the present condition of
the gas works, it may be necessary
ut any time to discontinue tive maxi
ing of gas. The company will, #
possible, furnish gas to its consum-
ers up to and including Sept. IS.
After that date the present company
will cease to make gas and the gas
works will be closed.
WoopSroCK GAS LIGHT Co.
Woodstock, VT, Aug. 81, 1900.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert L. Brown
and daughter have returned 10 Tufts
College, Mass, and Edwin L.IIowes
started for Washington, ID. G..
Thursday. All have been visiting
at llermon lIowes' for several weeks
excepting Mr.. Brown, who came
last week Friday.
Some figures given hy Col. Albert
Clarke concerning the number of
soldiers furnished bv the several
counties in Vermont for the Civil
War show that Windsor county sent
1874 men to the front, nearl y one
thousand more than any other county.
Rutland coming next with 2o96.
And veteran remarks that Wood
stock is one of the few shire tow MS
of the State that has not Il soldiers
monument.
solicit orders for plums, pears
and crab apples-iine fruit and fast
iipcning. Tomatoes 81 90 bushel.
". +. WAsnBURN.
Billings farm will send quite a
large number Of Jerseys and South
downs to the State fair next week ,
the best stock it has shown tor some
wears.
Miss Ilildegardc Hoffman of
Brooklyn. \. ", sang at tie Con.
gregational church last Sunday. She
has kindly consented to sing again
at the morning service tomorrow.
Among the guests at the Inn this
week are The following:
Boston, MIR. and Mrs. Edward T..
Peckcr, Mrs. II. A. Gowng, Mrs
NJ, &. Richardson aud Miss {. 6.
Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. {. Nor
ton, F. w. Johnston, IL. Johnston
New York -AIr. and Mrs. Har
mon d. Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T..
Dowd, DR.. c. l.. Dana and 4. l..
Dana, jr., n. Johnston, Miss Johns.
ton, Miss Mary Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Vaughan,
Matte Fox Vaughan, Wilmah
Vaughan, BROOKLYN, y. "; George
H.SymondS, North Andover, Mass. I;
Phihp |. Chapman, Portland, Me. {;
"'S' +. =. I'''So"rE' 'ie'ch i,'l''
nn.,. ''''' ~. w. ~ '"''''| ,,..t'
Conn.,. Dr. G. X. Sabine. St.nh,.n
Sabine, George Sabine, Bro,kline,
Mass Z: MIR. and Mrs. II. NJ. WalmS.
ley, maid and granlch,ll, Miss &.
New Orleans, In MIR. and Mrs.
III. b. Wa!mslcv. New York; Mr..
,"" WIS" W. Nhooes' No'a""'t''
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All trains daily sunday excepted. Flag
Station. Trains Nos. 3. q, and stop ON
signal
This Company reserve the right to cancel
trains without notice.
j. q. PORTER,
General Manager.