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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-06-23
SOUTH POMFRET.

J. Derosia cut bad cash ia hi
instep with an axe while working al
Davis mill last Tuesday. It gave
him great pain during he night "nJ
bad results were feared. but the
wound has now taken turn for the
better. Give Joe time and he will
come out all right.
Robert Markham, who was quite
sick last week, is now better.
Judge Markham is well started
with his having. Hay is likel, to
be about an average crop, but hay
ing will come on uncommonly early.
Potato beetles nre the thickestever
known. There are only few for.
est worms, but more inch worms.
S. ]. Davis found $50 COW dead
one morning this week. The cow
was well the night before and an en-
animation seemed to show arsenical
poison. Can there be miscreant
in South Pomfret so low as TO poison
mans only COW:
Mrs. Julia A. Kendall of South
Woodstock, Mrs. Augusta Walker
of Springfield and Mrs. Susan E.
Carroll of Lebanon, N. H., are WIS.,
iting their sister, Mrs. H. n. Bruce.
Mrs. Bruce's ME &C., Mrs. Nellie A.
Johnson of Bos ton, is also visiting
there.
Royal Adams has a large force of
workmen engaged IN digging and
walling cellar for his new barn.
The Dillingham-Grout canvass
here was hot and heavy and Grout
won out. A North Pomiret Dilling.
ham man hints at the use of Grout
money in getting out some of the
votes.
Miss Cora Atwood started We'd
nesday for Fitchburg, Mass, to visit
her brothers there.
A gypsy party celebration is con.
templated at Cliff Glen Springs
sometime the latter part of August,
with prizes for the best gypsy outfit
of not less than four teams to be
open to us many outfits AS wish to
enter from Pomfret and adjoining
towns. Also prizes for the best Is
cent dinner cooked and served OH the
grounds in gypsy style; prizes tor
best gypsy fortune teller and best
gypsy queen. The gypsy outfits
will encamp on the grounds the
night previous where there are ideal
places of glade and shade.
Matt Lawrence has moved to
some place on the river road between
Woodstock and Bridgewater.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-06-23
A, L. Newton OF Randolph Wlas the
Marathon Race.

Arthur l.. Newton of Randolph,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Il. New.
ton, won the Marathon race at Gel.
tic Park, Long Island, last Saturday
and in consequence has been chosen
to represent America at the cxposi-
ton in Paris this summer. He out
ran "a athletes and covered the dis
lance of IS miles in hour, Is M,
81 2-5s.
The last mile was finished in 6 IA.
and I6s He was quarter of Il
mile ahead of all competitors. He
was quite fresh at the close of the
race. New ton has a good position
with the Wood-Morton Vehicle
company in New York city, and
lately became IL member of the New
York Athletic Club.
Newton is g years old, $ feet, 5
inches tail, and weighs IFS pounds.
He was born at Woodstock, VT,
and began running while at Ran
dolph High school.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-06-23
CHURCH SERVICES,

Catholic Mass at Ira m. Open
ing of the mission by Rev. Henry
Borgmann. Evening service at 1880 ;
sermon by Rev. Henry 3orgrnann,
who will also hold services every
evening during the week at s o'clock
p. m. All are welcome to these ser
vices.
Congregational-Sermon by the
pastor, Rev. Franl, &. Putnam.
Universalist Il Usual services in
the morning and evening.
St. ,James-Serviccs at Io.3o and
5 o'clock. Rev. John Davis Ewing,
rector.
Methodist Episcopal Rev. Chas.
f. Partridge. pastor. Morning SER
vice at 1890, subject. "What Doth
God Require" Sunday school II.45;
Junior League, I p. M; Epworth
League. OILS p. M; evening service
at 7. Cldss.mceting Tuesday even
ing at 100. PRAYER meeting Thurs
day 1870 p. nj. The public are cor
daily invited to all these services.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-06-23
A LOCOMUBILE IN WOODSTOCK,

DR.. ] II. Linslev of Burlington
and Dl. Charles S. Caverlv of Rut.
land arc making II locomobile tour
in connection with the work of the
state board of health and they ar
rived in Woodstock Friday forenoon
at 10 o'clock with the first horseless
carriage seen here. They left Rut-
land Thursday and spent the night
at Tyson. The trip from Tyson, 20
miles away, was made in two hours,
including one or two brief stops.
The machine took DR.. Linsley up
Plymouth notch with ease, though
it was hardly strong enough to carry
beth men.
DR.. Linsley's locomobile weighs
$50 pounds without gasoline or
water. The motive power is steam,
generated by burning gasoline. 1t
has cover with side curtains, and
makes Il substantial and handsome
carriage. DR.. Linsley has covered
10 miles in one day with the mach
inc, and on good roads can make 10
or IS miles an hour. 1t is of four
horse power and the tank once filled
runs the machine 50 miles. DR..
Linsley has already run it 1000
miles. This is the first trip made by
il horselcss carriage over the Green
and it seems to be fully
equal to all demands made upon it.
The doctors locomobile is of Amer
lcan Manufacture. 1t scares horses
sometimes, DR.. Linsley says, but
he has not yet had any accident.
DIS. Linsley and Caverly will
leave town today on their way north.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-06-23
SOUTH WOODSTOCK.

Dr.. Norman p. Wood of North
field, Mass, one of the alternates to
the Republican national convention
at Philadelphia this week, was for
three years in charge of the 6. NJ.
z. academy here.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-06-23

On the hill road b,twc,n Smth
1omiiet aud the Lyman Markham
prm. ladies' tan colored jacket;
rnold n Constable mark on inside
/ collar. The finder will he suit.
Lhly rewarded 10y leaving @me At
Woodstock post office.
i June -, 1900.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-06-23
WEST " OODSTOCk.

w iS'o w WHO WIN
Elmer Wood and wife OF Spring.
field spent last Sunday at +. Guy
Smiths, coming on their wheels.
Mr.. Wood returned Monday, but
Mrs. Wood will remain two weeks.
Vim. {. Vaughan, Mrs. l.. w.
Sylvester and Mrs. James S. Rich
mond went to Newport Tuesday to
attend the annual encampmcnt of
the Grand Amy and Relief Corps.
Edward +. Payne of Boston spent
Sunday with his parents. MIR. and
Mrs. +. S. Payne.
q Mrs. Webster Mitchell of Brattlc-
boro spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs >. $. Winslow.
Miss Minnie Merrill has closed
her schoo! at l}rattlcboro and re-
turned home.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-06-23
IN AND AEOUT WsG3ST0'

IN ANU AEUuI NyGuSIU n
T.. II. Crane ot the Ludlow Tri
bunc and +. ". stiles Of the Spin.
eld Reporter were among the news
)apcr men Attending the republican
ounty convention We insslay.
Rev. !. y. Ewing. !. B. lone
Ut {. +. Chapman left Welncsla,
p,ning for 81. johnshurv 10 ATTEND
10th annual convention of III,
piscopal diocese of Vermont.
Rev. T.. {. Drouhin will sprmd
pc summer in Europe and viii sal
pout july 9Th. lie goes first t.
>mdon thence to Paris aud will alsc
bike Il pilgrimage to L.onrdcs. II
Pill lie absent about three months
lev. Eugene Rouzeau, Of Ottawa,
pnt., will be the acting pastor dur.
1S lllS aOSenCc.
Charles b. Chase was in Meiidcn,
n. H., this week, attending the
commencement exercises ut kimbull
nion academy, his daughter, Miss
Isle X. Chase, being one of the
Graduating class of thirty.
Miss Elizabeth Brodie of the grad
bting class of the Salem, Mass,
Ugh school, Il daughter of the Rev.
+. Brodie, formerly pastor of the
congregational church here, has
Eon a 5000 scholarship for the best
Examination at Bryn Mawr college.
Miss Titcomb of st. Johnsburv
has returned to the work of re-catu-
loguing the public library and will
temain several weeks.
A. NJ. Foster is visiting in Barre,
bis former home, for several weeks.
le is now nearly ninety years of
lgc but is still able to travel about
|he country alone when it pleascs
him.
Harold 5. Dana was in Boston a
oav or two this week.
The scenery for the new opera
puse arrived Wednesday. MIR.
artel is still at work ON the decora-
pm of the opera house and is now
biting for the arrival of some
nteria.
Mr. and Mis-. VIM. +. Bridge OF
NV York, former summer visitors,
at the Inn.
Walter Wood, representative of
e New England Telephone COM
my, is in town to look after the
eliminary work of rebuilding the
mpany's line from Woodstock to
trnard, Pomfret, Hartford and
her points in that direction. A
bug of nine men are with him and
fork will begin at once. Three car
;,ds of poles are now at the station.
metallic line will succeed the
Resent one.
Walter Sheppcy and Mrs. ]. Il.
rleton, the clippers who left here
week Tuesday, have been
ced to Greenfield, Mass. Shcppey
(pped there Monday night, having
his companion in F,tchburs.
be arrived in Greenfield Tuesday
orning, but Sheppey had gone to |
PrIngtield. where she followed and
ined him. Sheppey, it is reported,
fen left for the west and Mrs.
Flrleton returned to Greenfield, and
ought ticket for Fitchburg the
PIT day. Since then nothing has
Pen heard from either of them.
Haskell Gleason of Somerville,
Ass. is visiting here.
David l.. Howe has been quite i'll
tth the grip the past week, but on
Friday was reported better.
Gardner McCarty of Boston, who
Is been in town this week, is build
x a story and Il half house on his
ON Mountain avenue, bought OF
II. Mackenzie, between the
ethodist parsonage and Mrs. Bart
us house. 1t will be ready for
fcupancy about August I. Con-
Pcior Wood is the builder.
r. Is. Dana. gardener on the Bill.
ngs estate. believes he is the first
show new green peas. ready for !
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-06-23

afternoon he speaks at Plymouth
Union On Sunday evening at 7..,o
will be held in the church the first
evening service for some years.
The theme will I've historical one,
on "rhc Cn'ncombs Of Rome" A
hearty invitation is extended to all.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-06-23
POST O.f'ICH NOTICE
MALTA CLOaD

lios,on, New York. North nnd East, 1900 4,
~, S,OOF. n,
|lirilgewater Mnd Ruiimd, $50 4, NJ, aud
3,OOP. N.
South Woodstock aud Felchyilie. 800 y, ",
Barnard and Bethel, $50 \, N,
Ohice hoirs from d,D \, ", too y, NJ
unhny'. I, to I'm,
FREDERICK CHAPMAN, J., VI.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-06-23
DUSTIN SHAW PLEADS

In county court Friday Dustin
Shaw pleaded guilty to breaking
Jail and impeding an officer.
Sentence was suspended.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-06-23
WOODSTOCK RAILWAY.
TiME TABLE,
IL EFfFCT JUsE 4. 100

Al trains daily Sunday excepted FLAG
Slali9n' Trains Nos, 8, u, 7nni \ stop an
signal
This Company reserye the right IT, cancel
trIins without notice,
j. u, PORTER,
General Manager.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-06-23

picking, grown ON his grounds TINS
year, They are Of the "Alaska'
brand, an early variety which cannot
he kept back by any means,
Y, =, Billings OF New York wa,
In town Saturday, This week he
attended the Republican national
convention at Philadelphia, as al
alternate delegate from Vermont,
Mrs, j, Il, Murdoch Is visiting
her sister, Mrs, ], NJ, Currier,
Mrs, Austin u, Saul Of Waltham,
Mass, Is visiting IN town,
Mr., and Mrs T.. y, Brown Of
Ashcroft, Mass, are visiting Mr.,
Browns brother, L, l., Brown.
Mrs, +, II, Reed and son are Wis.
Ting In Boston aud will also 90 to
the Lincoln House at Swampscott,
Of which Mrs. Reeds brother, T.. T..
Ryder, Is manager. Mr.. Reed left
town Tuesday on u business trip.
Miss Mary ID, Shurtlcn of Spring.
field, Mass, is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold =, Dana.
Jose,h Uothor, the m;lkm,,
has u new delivery cart, bought
,h,o,oh a. T. D;rosl., I, IL a
mod,l co,t far the business with
GLASS do,,s q, ho,h stiles aud with
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Inc I".ho''e '"'' "n" SAFE close"
last week ff'day evening ai'ef iou'
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D., o. O. =, >t'.
votes, worth Sso.S6. Mfr. Bourbon
therefore being the winner. Rev.
FIR. Drouhin wishes To thank the
merchants of IN. yilloy, and oll who
assisted IN any w,v to,y,rj IN. suc.
,,.ss ,t rho f,;r
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Fred Is. Ordway and a. L. Ord
way went to Boston Tuesday. We'd
hes'laI Fred sailed f"r Europe and
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-06-23
NORTH PONFRET.

Will Russell was IN town this
week.
Walter Woods has fine Brad
laugh colt.
Quite number began having
Monday.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-06-23

The Age and Weekly Tribune
for one dellara year.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-06-23

for his action.
The court adjudged Mr.. Eaton
guilty as charged and imposed fine
of $40 and: costs, or an alternative
sentence ip the house of correction
sufficient to satisfy the fine and costs.
VIM. Batchelder appeared for the
state and d. A. Pingree for the de-
tense. Mr.. Eaton has appealed to
county court.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-06-23
B. H PINNEY Z GO
TAFrSVILLE.

TAFTSVILLE.
Mrs. Jerome Washburn was in
the place recently,
Enos Dole is erecting new barn.
Nj. Sargent of Quechee has the job.
Bessie Holt is in Woodstock for a
few days.
Lewis Parkhurst spent Sunday at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Morgan and
baby Ralph have recently visited in
Springfield.
Alice Rollins is working at Frank
Harvey's.
George Browneli is visiting his
brother in Mortified.
Bertha Rowland is recreating at
Silver Lake, Brandon.
BARNARD.
Miss Mary French of Brighton,
Mass, has arrived at the Silver Lake
House.
George Guernsey and Miss Seaver
Of Windsor spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. George Wheelock spent FRI
day in Bethel.
Misses Sarah Reagan and Theresa
Maynes of Woodstock were at M.
Reagan's Sunday.
Harland Paige of Boston is visit
ing his brother. w. Il. Paige.
Will Thaycr of Aver. Mass,
arrived at his brothers., Frank
Thayer's, Tuesday night.
Miss Whitcomb of Gaysville spent
Wednesday at ID. S. Perkins.
DIR. E. NJ. Wilson of Boston
arrived at &. f. Wilson's Wednes.
day night.
Miss Maud Cady OF Bethel will
work at the Silver Lake House this
summer.
Miss Isabelle Van Glider is at |
work for Miss .Jewett.
Mrs. p. F. Riley is added to the
sick list.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-06-23
Fined III Police Court.

w. Z. Eaton, of the Jericho dis.
trict in Hartford, formerly a farmer
in Woodstock, was charged in police
court at White River Junction last
week Thursday with assault and bat
terry upon a boy, Joseph Greenwood,
placed under his charge by officers
of the Lyman school at Westborough,
Mass. The circumstances attending
the way in which the lad was brought
to the Junction and thrown into the
lookup by Mr.. Eaton without the
knowledge or authority of the select
men or legal officers aroused consid-
cradle feeling. The authorities
were notified and the boy was soon
released.
Eaton disavows any intentional
cruelty to the boy. He said he
could find no officer in the village
and got KEY to the lookup from
William Lowry, night Waterman
and special policeman at the railroad
yards. The lad had left Mr.. Eaton's,
alleging insutficiency OF food and
difficulty with Mrs. Eaton as Cause
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-12

MISSION AT GUAM.
Something of the Christian Workers
Now There.

II Is a plea sure to report that, after
delays, the company that Is TO estao-
Iish a mission at Guam. Micronesia,
has been enabled to sail for that new
station. says the Missionary Herald
for December. When the Morning Star
was sold lost spring we were encour-
aged TO hope that we could send our
missionaries and a limited quantity or
supplies by one OF the government
Transports touching at Guam on the
way TO Manila. The transport service.
however. was greatly deranged by tne
sudden necessity of sci ding troops and
supplies to and from China. The out
going missionaries have been waiting
impatientiy for months for an oppor-
tunity To reach their field, and on Fri
dav. November 2. the transport steam
or Solace. Of the Navy Department,
sailed from San Francisco. having on
board as passengers five OF our mis-
sionaries for Micronesia Rev. Fran
cis NJ. Price and wife have long been
associated an the minds of our fFlends
with the mission at Ruk. and Wht
have been er gagged while in this coun
try. in securing funds for an advance
work among the Islands, are now tC
be located at Guam. and with theH
Miss Mary Augusta Channel. who nov
goes out for the first time. Miss Chan
mel was born In Montreal, Canada, II
1874. her family now residing in Sher
brooke. Educated in the public schooi
OF the United States she has IN
special trnning n the city hospitals Q
Holyoke. Mass. and Syracuse, n.
and afterwards In the Bible Norma
College Mt Springfield. Mass, and l
- the latter place has served for a tim
e in city missionary work. On the solac
aIso go two new missionaries: Re'
Edward r. Hyde. NJ. d.. and his WIZ
O Mrs. Mabel r. (Selleck) Hyde. -
j. Hyde is from Galssburg, Ill, and graC
+ uated from Knox College in the elias
% of 1896. He took his medical degrt
- from the College Of Physicians an
Surgeons in Chicago. While In co
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-12
REcAPITULATIoN

OF running expenses of the Govern
ment, 1900 and 1901. salaries, pay rolls
and lncidentals as per Appropriate
-
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-12
THE FIELD DAY
OF KAMEHAMEHA
Saturday Next Wi'lsBring a
Big Program If Ath-
letic Sports.

The annual field day OF Kamehameha
school will be held next Saturday. The
program will consist OF the following
events.
Eight hundred and eighty. 40, 80
yards run: 90 and 100 yards dash. pole
vault; shot put; broad jump. high
Jump. discus throwing and hammer
throwing.
The medals will be the same as las.
year. being made OF bronze after a de-
sign especially gotten up for The
school.
oahu College and the Young Mep's
Christian Association will also be COM
petltors and the contests will decide
the athletic championship for the year.
| Rivalry for championship holors IS
expected TO be very keen and the com
petitions closely contested. The sports
\ begin at 9 p. m. and the public Is cor
daily invited TO attend.
The Male nima Athletic club not
having been invited to compete Wil Dc
Iunreprpsented. r.. Kopke will be the
only High school man competing, pro-
vtding En- Sang's entry Is barred. Al
varez OF the High school will wear the
colors Of the Young Mems Christian
Association.
The following communication speaks
for itself.
Editor Advertiser:-In yesterday -
sue OF your paper appeared a commuh''
cation relative to the supposed actor
Of the committee In charge OF Kane
| hameha field day. Kindly grant th'
opportunity to put the matter as W.
l see II from our standpoint.
The question as 90 whether En- SAM
should be debarred had actually neve
4 hcen mentioned until n was suggested
bv the article In yesterdays paper.
on Monday two young men from th
ttieh school requested that the hls
school boys be- allowed TO enter as con
,estants on our field day. They wer
| told that the matter would be referre
/ 90 the committee on games and the
Il would be given an answer on Wedne'
| dav Nothing whatever was said apo'
i aebarrinE I'm Sang by anyone connec
sd with the committee or the sports.
Another misstatement was the ON
concerning the hurdle races. ~ W.
,ever advertised by US 90 be l2O yard
| The o1OO-yard hurdle" is standa'
event that appears on our progra
every year. and " has been repeated
advertised as a iOO-yard course. " az
i contestant had any other idea u mu
have been his own personal mlstahe.
- KAMEHAMEHA
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-12

matter. Since the German government
has taken possession of the Caroline
Islands there is promise of great m
crease il the means of communication
with that part of the world, some new
lines of steamers having been estao-
lished which will touch at the promi-
nent islands. Meantime the pruden-
tial committee is considering carefully
what plans to adopt for providing ior
the best interests of its work In MI
croneSia.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-12

lege he was connected with various
periodicals as editor and reporter. He
was ordained at Galesburg. June Is,
1900 Mrs. Hyde was also from Gales
burg, receiving her education in the
schools of that place. A note from
Mr.. Price, written on board the Solace
as she was about to sail. reports that
they are well accommodated, and leave
In the best of spirits. Our acknowledg-
ments are due TO the Navy Department
of the United States for aid In this
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-12
toNC LIST OF WITNESSES.

Honx-"why Is the merchant who
doesn't advertise like a man IN row
boat" Joax-"Because he goes back
ward. I suppose" IIoox-'No; because
no has 20 get along without sales. -
PHILADELPHIA Press.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-12
IN THE COURTS.
Tn. Divorce Mill Now Grinding Out
Legal Separations.

.rh. divorce mill IL now grinding out
its sist of separations IN the Clrcuh'
Court Two were granted yesterday
,,ornipp and four more await judg-
ment - >,.....,-
Todav will be the last Of the Novem-
her term OF the Circuit Court.
SUPREME COURT TERM.
r,o supreme Court will commence
Az. ,.ccrnber term on Monday morning.
r,ocer,bor n. chief Justice Frear ana
t,.,tcc Perry will be In attendance.
fnstice Calbraith r. now on the Coast
b,, NAV arrive on the new Oceanlo
.,o,r,sbtp sierra. which leaves san
Eronrisco today. The calendar Tor tht
,err, win be ready on Saturday next
tt will not be long one
DIVORCES GRANTED.
mn, K Pua was granted a divorce
,ror, WIN. X. Pua yesterday on th'
vronnd OF extreme cruelty. The custo
dv 81 the children Is awarded 10 I'M
Emiiv Kapuaala Kuhia was yester
a., ,,ranted n decree OF divorce iron
vvs, xuhia ON the ground Of desertior
ar.. ,arties were married on Januar
; 80 tsoi and two days later the nus
n.,d dsserted his bride and has sine
utterly failed 90 provide for her.
. long LIST OF WITNESSES.
Plaintiffs bill for witness fees an
disbursements In the Miner dlVor'
: ease was filed yesterday. showing n t'
tai Of $3.50 There were twenty-thr'
!, witnesses for the plaintlr
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-12
|gTaOpOLlTAN MEAT
co.'s LTD
bOOth, Fish
larket
NV KLEIN, Manager

Hw KLEIN, Manage

INSTANTLY on hand a choice
|r0RrEn AND
! |ESrlc MEATS.
~ LIVE AND
|TNGERArED POULTRY;
ITER EGGS. CHEESE,
U0ES FRUITS and
fETABLEs.
t.ysries daily 20 any place
y umlts=at . n. m. and Z
ir desiring 10 have their or
iged are respectfully request
ind leave the same prior q
ih1ye named.
neais are being made 20 In
phone
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-12

= ~ QUOTATIONS. in
The advices tie
are from the circular DnoDa and are
furnished by & Co:
.ast mad this pleasure u Z. s
advt
Francis g95c
bel .
,sn GlANULATtD NEW K.-U nchanged
mail
OF november 2sth
barely enough
""''''' '1 iN''N'
bus
VA some grades
Novemb n
ana as regards estimates
at tons
oyemte
1i9H
stock Novernb at
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-03-01
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
MARCH 30 AND 81,

at o'clock a. m, at Hughesville, Ly coming
county. upon the premises, the following
pieces or lots OF land, situate In the borough OF
Hughesvllle, in what is known as the Lawson
Hughes Addition, the said tracts or lots being
designated by a number affixed to the lot and
block respectively, In the plot or draft of said
addition.
Block number "One" situate on the southeast
corner of Broad and Park streets, being 16l $40
feet on said Broad street, and l9i lilo feet on
said Park street, containing about