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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18

CUEtttEiSC1 RdOVEhl EJ[N IL RI,
| h, The principal movement OF money this
week indicate that the banks gained there
by. 8, s49 900.
AFTERNOON TRADING:
In the early afternoon the market was
strong and was materially encouraged by
the large gain OF the banks shown in TIL.
currency movement Trading was stu
somewhat professional. but there was
fairly good buying apart from this. and
especially in the Pennsylvania controlled
stocks and Union Pacific. 5s s5
UNION PACIFIC BUYING: 5s
The buying orders in Union cine seem
ed to come from the West. and the stock
advanced very easily. A good deal was
bought in the recent past by the banking
interests associated with the, property to
protect It in~the recent decline. and SO far
none of this has come out The impress
sion was rather that the Hartman In
terest was doing what It could to encour-
age the advance. 4{S
THD CLOSE.
The severe break H. Metropolitan had
It's effect upon the general list In the last
hours trading. causing substantial re-
action in allthe activel stocks. The NIB
sence OF any short interest Of Importance
encouraged recessiofs, but upon the whole
the buying seemed to have been good.
and the close was hard, although we'll
under the best prices OF the day.
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were operating for higher prices. Com
mission Mouse business was stlll light.
and the foreign trading was inconsideb-
able, but the; outside interest showed some
little impr oyernent. sSs lGfa
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( TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, April i. l@ q } |.
during the week ending April Sd closed
very flrIn and we can report higher
prices on all grades in good order. Ths
vary active and has kept up about top
figures at previous quotat tons. There
wore some good tobacco for sales and
from S1b to $3.50 per h,lndred-the highest
prioe for the season for sun-oured to-
bacco, ~
The market has taken on renewed activ..
toward higher prices for good tobacco.
Dark stemming tobaccoe have also ad-
Sanced in prices and are selling above tb .
above the average for tho coming week.
Total am cunt sold for the week at the
four warehouses;, 138, 1H pounds. Total
amount to date. 8,737, 727 pounds. 2
Quotations are as follows: IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18
PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 7..ELoUR-E1rmer
Steady e !, Gorqn cal -P 2 yeloT; Western
Wheat-F4rm; !. No. red, s2ssc. Options
opened firm on bulllshs news. covering and
talk OF pig moyements p Northwes ts m
reallzati ton, but in the afternoon became
strong again on big export sales. cover
Ing and small receipts, closing 1c high
temiber, Ss4hsc.Ss = ! = "a
corn-Firm; No. 2, exc; ahoat- Option
market opened steady with wheat, adj
vassfd up sn s oes 5se S end sa hts
aSssa St ssr 'eas si SSy SsAs
Options steady to c, firm all day with other
Beef-Ensy. Cut Meats-Easier: piekled
bellies, eN@11c. Lard-Quiet; refined
steady: Continent; 1000. :. Pork-ste,ady.
cofree-The market for cofree futures
opened steady at unchanged prices to an
81 All pHn sssr With prices
finally net unchanged to- s points lower
and quiet. Sales, 1.ooo bags, Spot Rio.
q9aIet; mild, !, firm m ,.,r r.,ntrr a,.,so
ce saFh & test s%o; mo!asses sugar
2l5-lsc.; refined, firm. Mola as i'i1
ststs da9s 1 sst'a renesated
cheese-steady: state. fall. fancy small,
colored $780,: do. white, fall made, 14Yc.
Eggs-FIrn; State and Pennsylvania. 15@
l5Hc.; Southern. l4d1416o. Potatoes-Easyi
new. Southern. s2@s; State and Western,
South Jersey SWEETS, s2.76@s Is. Peanuts
Steady; fancy handplcked ~ q. No; other
domestic 4A141ac. Cabbages-Easy;
Southern, Goo. 6sl, Cotton--By steamer to
Liverpool. 100. S58
CHICAGO, MI. April 17.-Quietness
prevailed on the Board Of Trade to-day.
were firm, May wheat closing a shade
higher, with July nc. higher; May corn
was up AG377sc,, and oats were 1dqMc. bets
ducts being from q shade to 71aQ1oc.
higher.
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GENERAL ELECTRIC: 4
+ Tho buying in General Electric % said
to have been good In recent past
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago Rock Island and Pac fs...si8
O. c. e. ana ct. Louis Esn. e.. ~. ssak
Chicago Terminal -. ....... .......... s21h
Colorado ana Southern Fs............ ssk
Denver and Rio Grande Is............ 9S1s
Erie prior lien a osH
Erie General ~ $50. ~
I Fort Worth and Denver City list -. 1oSh
Hooking Valley 4A's..... 1870. 1861
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s...... ~ N
Manhattan Consolidated gold ls...... 1olh
Mexican Central 1st mo. ............. TX
MINI and st. Louis 's....:........... %
Missouri, Kan. and Texas ls.......... e9A
Missouri. Kan. and Texas 2d's........ go
New York Central gem S11Ss.......... ok
Nav Jersey Central Ken. 6s.......... 100 n
Northern Pacific - 5................,.. 1021t
Northern Pacific s's....................s@ TX
Norfolk and Western con. ls...... 9S
Reading General s4s.............."... 81
St. L. and Iron Mountain con. 6's.... 111h
st. Louis and San Francisco 4's...... se15
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u 8. refunding 20. registered. ....... ~ .
q. s. refundlnr 2's. coupon. /. Z. I. 1864
u, g, az. registered +. I. 1854
u, "a. coupon {. I. . 1919
II. q AZ co,ipon. Observation-Disclosures. 10sN
n ~ H. Nav ~ registered. 2, Z. 134A
II. s. old ~. co,irof, y. 1864
II 4 old ~ registered, ............... 111K
III q. XII 4 r. coI oi1 11lN
rs ~ IA reeistered 10an
81. s., 6s.'couporl lo3R
tchisn,1 renerGt II. 100 l5
.Atchlson,. adjustment i4s.............. 80
Baltimore and Ohio fH................1oo
Baltimore and Ohio 34s...;;...........,sSaa 4
Canndn Southern I'd 8. I. lo5A
Central Of Georgia 81. 10TH
Central OF Georgia LIST 1nc............ q !,
Chesapeake and OHIO ~ s.............. lo413
ChicnSo, 81. and Quincy new 4's...... s1h
Cshica9o M and ct Paul gen. fs.... ITO N
CHICAGO and Northwestern con. U.s.. 1874
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Quarterly Dividend,

NEW YORK. April little regularly
5uuartely dividend Of 1874 on. Its pre-
h ferrcd stock OF the Great Northern Rail-
way was announced hero to-day.
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! 4 .rohandis. ana passenssrs, clyde

Pa, merchandise and passengers Clyde
Steamer pocahontas. Graves. James
a amer ananss a NSsso e e
Bteamer Richmond, Rhodes, Norfolk.
merchan dise and paAser1sers. Old Domln-
steamer MAID. clifford, James RIVER.
piles. a.
Jam s River, light. sE&
poHr or w1ssT r 4 /, |: ArH1L Il, 1868.
Steamer Baltimore, Courtne y. Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
f Steamer Elm City, Haynes. Mattnponi
River landings, passengers and general
cargo. . 4. WI i. n ii hi. b e M
EH5tS57i SAILED. B .gs a
Steamer Baltfmore Courtney, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo. !. ~. i ~ /.
steatner Elm City b, Haynes. Ma ttaponi
River landings passengers ana general
cargo. l5 ] tsgg55y i, n 4 III IA ~ n Y
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL Il, 1865.
as f; gsf aq43 ARRIVE ED. iit,a3 2tb Z TIT
Fl Steamer Almora Glasgow \ W q h. IA
Steamer Kanawha, Liverpool. T.. VIZ
SCHOONER u Il. BrlerY Portsmouth. i.
Steamer NIilano. New York
tseanier Barcelona, Hamburg.
Schooner H. w. Maconber. Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18

4ssS$s MONEY 56 AND ExCHANGE-cLOsD
Money on call steady at 394 per cent;
closing sGsN peg gent time money! Money:
mercantile paper, 5,k9 per cent. Sterling
exchange firm with actual business in
5bankers' billy at !4.so. eog4.s7 for, demand
and at A,S3.65 and S4.$3.75 for sixty day
rnercial bills, N.ss64s3H. Bar silver. 49333
Mexican dollars. 80; government bonds
firmer; railroad bonds very steady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18
(, RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET,
& Richmond Va, April II, ls1s.
I! QUOTATIONS,

l.nngherry go, ts''ss.eei g gSs
Y Mlxed ,Yv'''t'tfss''s,sstee q X So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18
/ cATTIE MARKET.

CHICAGO, I'LL. April ls.-cATT ID.
Receipts, W,cO Head, Good to prime
steers poo. t9 9o me az y %gS &
CATS; heifers. s2,5995 CALVES. Sa5oGS , = !
5Texas-fed steers, AaS1o Hogs.Reoeipts
lst. S hssd au.ys Saoo rn hSs' Is
light. E.SQ7i5; bulk OF sales. T.o69p 80,
shcep- Receipls, 10000 head: sheep and
lambs steady to weak. Good to choice
wethers, s!,7sG5.75; fair to choice mixed,
S4QI475; native lambs. Sl5oO7
y YORK As oNs, STI',
sssssy sHGd ssSs s|S.rs sd hal -
S Sulis. g. 5SBl.eo; cows. ssni.so. Vsaise..
sheep-Markot sSaSoc. lower: prime lambs.
steady,; others lower: . Wooled. sheep. =: q
40: clipped do. $3a6. Is: clipped culls, $40;
Te . la'bsa Era; clipped lambs
H tste ina s'1 PPspnnsy Ivsi 4aas
EAST BUFFALO. N. .. April i: CAT =.
TLE-Steady. Yeats. $50: higher; Tops
F.D9s;. common to good. SG0E. Hogs
Gc Cd H. h 1gs aMsay siaTs SfssEs
Western am bs. 100, hIgher tnixed sheep
sc. lower. Top lambs. q ,5027 .6oi Guile Guile !. t.
so9 AZ Wsst ~ 'apsssas s sReep
{ Ssal naisssd. t. yas; ouiis to sood ssG6S
c.Nc1NN;5AT! co;e ARsi, Il N s5SSs
aueteed a. s4 ia lSe = ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18
c.o,,1, IT, OIL MARKET, 4

coTToNsEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK, April l7,-Wlthout show
1nn further change cottonseed oil was
fairly active to-day for all deliveries
Prime crude, I. 9; 5 mills, stalseo; prime
low 81b89ao,; prime white, 46@47c,;L prime
winter yellow, <Sa47oi prime meal. $40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18

OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS in NEW YORK

SALES la e Il S;ss d Z
100 American Can CON. I. 4. ~. \
1000 American Can pfd .............s'
400 American Grass irvine.
600 American Cotton Oil oof,......
600 American Locomotive cotri.s...
200 American Locomotive pfdn....l
1900 Anaconda y. ........B
200 American Car. and Fonntl.ry....
TOO Anne ttcan Sugar ........,p A,....s
3g700 a., Z. and Sante Fe corn......f
( 3400 A., ~ and Snrte Fe ptdt.......S
21800 ANA lganated Copper s..........i
$500 Baltimore ind Ohio.t.. ........,.
14loo Brooklyn Rapir TrAns1t. .......i
COCO Canadian Pacinc :.....ss.ts....
$500 chesapeake ana 8Ohio...s....s.si
Canada Southern 40. 90. , .......
LOO Colorado Southern conn.,. ....i.
COO Colorado Southern I'd pid.i..,s
1920 3Chlca Mi. and 81. Paul......
2o1l0 Chi., Rock Island and Paclno..
1890 Colorado Fuel and Iron..........
M00 Chicago Great Western........t
200 O.. ca C.YiAnd st. Louis...,...s
Z 200 Consolidated Gas .................
4 14u0 Delaware and Hudson.....,....i
Z 100 Del, Lack. and Western......
1890 Erie com.............s..!..
$500 Erie list p!.d ...................
1000 Erie "a pfd
2EOO General Electric ....,........
Z 1900 Illinois 2Central...s..s
1866 louisville and Nashvlllo........
1920 Manhattan ............S....
1920 Metropolitan ..........',...'...'.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18

CINCINNATI. o., April 17-HOGe--
stsady' 1t ;ea7. catt,e-buil at s2.5o@Is5.
sheep-Duli and lower At t3955Q Lambs
uoted at 34.5Gl6.60. ~ 3S5F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18

CURRENCY MOVEMENTS:
II The principal ovement OF money this
week indicate that the banks gained there
Inv "a a49 C10 Sil f+so.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18

arm. No. ! spring wheat, 7ed so, No 8,
I9eGG7se- No 2 rsdi 7eaa%suIa s N, No, 2 corn,
s s NO TO-; 5 Wits. s:ha$1ss No rye, SSe
mai tins. 4sa6ec M, i aaxseed, t1.o5; No.
! north western, Sill; prime Timothy seed,
i pss loe poasasL g M!4sae.so: sSert TiSs;
u.s. sss 81 ssSS
Sc; Butter steady creamery. lS92salo:i
lne ,i Nho, < ca essa STEADY al taS9ls
to iSHc. Recelpts..-Wheat. g 900 bushels;
corn, So,eooo bushelsi oats, 81. 500 bushelsi
hogs, 1900 head,
BALrIMoRH, MD, April r7.-FI4oUR-
TEmsr PsHtsntt spF!nx
- ssAassNs,; .v sou nf NV bX sa,
April 6oN t360Ho,; Southern white, 2sep6se
?sp, Eggs-F!rm; fresh. " 3Sss, !, Cheese
l49llt4o. Hugar-Ftrm and unchanged,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18

SUGAR TRADE IAfPROYING;
Of Sugar on the Improving trade on tlook,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-18

TIIH SECOND HOUR.
There was a generally strong tone
al a. IL the TWaldorf- Astoria crowd, to.
iGathSg with the Keeas aud Gates brokers,
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Sixth and Chestnut
School,.
3G2 ~ Sixth ) venue,

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Nag55es 3e5 aae5a2 southwark -
age aa f4#4 - Northern mons e
vaata. s. q .ser .ra II the Natrli-..-.
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For Outsiders osins the FIRE De-
oartrenc Phone

thief Frazer Of the fire Department
gaYs The men aaga been bothered 6f
aate hy persons coming into fhe de-
a7f4meat ard using The telephone
One night last Nsei<, after working al
aight iapg. me boys we're trying 10
get some sleep N ne morning when
shey we're awakened by 4 supposed
siafm pom Investigation they found
NAT II Vas only man using the de-
psctmeaf phone Mr. Frazier desires
10 caution AZ citizens against using
fste degartra4s1,z phone ! notice af a
6ee-flaEaf sHa e4r he $50 IT the sane
aas beer posted III 4 conspicuous
aaefs
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here FOR some weeks n he hope or
tega!n4ng lis lea.tl. vas AIKEN sud
denly worse Mr. " z. rankerslev
~ 5jd friend 1f NJ Rosseau. eft ves-
--r#sas afternoon z5r ats 3ed5ide.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-24
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n ais da.ry sana.al Pepya
at writing a1a .ay n the spYs
Vale f58 = sss.e.. sbove
vas accusing aae love
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LsIrNEe AND W.T. q MAIN 81.

-Taka Ryan,s Catarra1ine Tor cofds
and aeaas ahes. It cures.
s'or GOO MIX esws "a. IN F
f.eaeb at sawyer and Austin store.
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harberz5 los East Second azan3la
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oics and headaches When I'll afha
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4. y. Bloom. clerk 81 aasen noetg.s
Trnlock hotel news stand is out az
ter two days illness.
-Nalted-com petent pantry wo,
raaa, salary 81 q week and board
5ply to G a Ffabnar.
For sale-A good Hammona
sgoeetifer vii be sold cheap Sc
E. 4 0rr.mmond. 21a East Third ave
az.e
Tae Ladfes If the Maccabees
esr= entertainsa - the nome Of Mr.
chestnaf. IN West Nineteent1
ea4e Thursaa9 afternoon from :.
O'Clock refreshments were
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OUR TWO
GREA
SPECIALS.

So ses ,e1t ter days Nc are Offer
ira sore e<csotyooai bargains IN Ia
Sies N11fe Waists and LoU-Cut
snoes ls NJ not Consider values
Ar east Or t6,se goods. Our only
arr 3 = e5ssn tasf4 cut. Our space
= 1oo 11 ted to quote prices, but a
svsy - convince you. Nc are sole
agents faf tos celeb eated john Meier
9nioo Naa2 800 and $3.50 Shoe for
Raa 81
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-03-16

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sawyer, who have been
stopping at c. II. Chappeli's, have returned
to Derby.
Mr.. w. r. Spear hiss been quite ill at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Stevens, in
West Derby.
The buildings on the farm owned by
Charles Young in Salem-Derby were
burned one morning last week.
surprise party in homer of DIR. Chas.
Hardwick's birthday was held at Miss
Kate Spier's on Thursday evening.
Mrs. A j. White is rapidly improving
from her recent operation for appendicitis.
She has nurse from Burlington attending
her.
There will be a dona ion supper and
lecture at the NJ. E. church Wednesday
! evening. Rev. w. Newell OF Newport is
the speaker. Everyone cordially invited.
CLOVER.
| Irwin Walkers little child is better.
| Dr. Leonard is sick with the grip.
Mrs. Sam Bean ia very ILL with grip.
! Austin Rich is having his cattle tested.
E. A. Wolcott was in town over Sunday.
Harley Drew's little girls are both sick
| with colds.
Mr. ADD Mrs Ora Leonard visited in Lyn-
| don recently.
! Judge Clark returned to Newport Thurs
day morning.
Mrs E. T. McLsIian has returned home
from Sheffield.
1t is q. s. Clark instead of Cook, who ia
repairing his house.
Mrs. Bell Davis who has been caring for
her sister, Mrs. Goth, has returned home.
The w. G. t. U. wilt meet with Mrs.
Nancy Drew next Saturday afternoon at
one O'Clock.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Len Christie have rented a
tenemegr Of % reas Mcclellan and will
comneocs houses 81 p.ag.
Mrs. Kimbaii 1ill prea Ia IL the South
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-03-16
EAST COVENTRY.

Harry Wright is failing.
Percy Wells has engaged to work for
Henry Black.
Mrs. Ezra Knapp's sister, Mrs. Sargent,
is visiting her.
Erwin circuit has taken tae Wells &
Morrill, sugar place.
Gerald and Dorothy Grow OF Barton are
visiting at John Wells.
Mis-, Arabella Parker has returned to
her sch' oil at Derby Line.
Miss Cummings OF Lyndon visited her
uncle, George Cummings, the past week.
Miss Ethel GLADDEN. is at home for va
cation from her school at Barton Landing.
CRAFTSBURY.
George Chase Is improving.
Mrs. s. Udall is seriously ill at her home.
A new boy baby arrived at Chas. Web
ber's last week.
Warren Sesver of this town is seriously
i'll at this Wi -iag with pneumonia.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-03-16
CASWELL'S MILLS.

Mrs. Myra 1. Gray Is quite Ill.
Eugene Goddard has left town.
Mr. Fred CasweII was In town twice La
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Ames are visitiI
friends In Maine.
Elmer Smith was In Rumford Falls, NJ
on business recently.
Ed. King of Island Pond was in town
business last Monday.
Henry Parker Is slowly gaining aft
quite severe illness.
Wilbur Wallace is making quite sxte|
sive repairs on the Socia house.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-03-16
HOLLAND.

F. T. Caswell has purchased Thoma
Goddard's house.
Fred Gray has bought one half of a WOO
lot of John Wheeler.
Dan Mosher has moved from the Ed
house into L. A. Wheeler's house.
Mrs. Cora Moulton visited at Mr..
Morrill's in Stanstead, P. O., recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Moulton visite
friends at Ways Mills, P. O., recently.
Mr.. A. Lowell has moved from BarnstoI
P. O., into the north end OF E. Bryant
house.
Mrs. Martha Bryant has closed her houI
and Is stopping with Mr.. Levi Worth
people for the present.
Mrs. Mary Bryant has moved from h|
farm, which she sold to the G. e. Caswd
Lumber Co, to the home OF her son JohI
who purchased the Will Rush farm
short time ago.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-03-16
BRoWNINCTON.

plluteO.
BROWNINCTON.
Mrs. Colt has gone to live with her son
in the West.
Minnie Virgins, who has been home on
a visit, has returned to Wolcott.
Mr.. Aiken has moved on to his farm
recently occupied by Mr.. Rhodes.
Lorenzo Grow come near being killed
while saving wood last Monday. One OF
the horses kicked the crossbar out of the
machine, striking him on the head and
inflicting a serious wound on the forehead.
cracking the outside plate OF the skull
and bruising him otherwise. He is improv-
ing at this writing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-03-16
LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

The item last week should have read,
10. A. Wheeler was drawing hay from
the Tinker farm, and not Walker, as
printed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-03-16

Pond were In town last week looking after
the interests of the electric light plant.
Mrs. Betty Spencer is home from Man
chester, n. H., where she has been caring
for her father, Mr.. Daniel Dwyer, who has
been in a critical condition.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-03-16
EAST CRAFTSBURY.

Corey Uric is able to be out again.
Mr.. 6. w. Simpson and Mrs. George
Wylie have gone to Atlanta, Georgia.
Mr.. Hyland has gone to the Common to
work in the blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Hubbard has gone TO California to
care for her brother, who went there to
regain his health, but has not been bene-
flied by the change. Mrs. Susan Aston is
keeping house for Mr. Hubbard while Mrs.
Hubbard is away.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-08-14

The treasurer's report showed - ore e
collected for Tire month. and SS,ses:sC ex-
pended.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-08-14

Large lineof underwear for tan and
winter at the Clarkshurg Tniloring
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-08-14

h. w. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
@. NJ FLEMING, p. q. jIIs4tw
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-08-14

DR.. Geo. N. Holt. dentist, will be in
his Clarksburg Dental once, at his
residence, 763 W. Pike street, on the
18th Of May and remain until June 20
Crowns and Bridges for much less
money than you have been paying for,
It and guaranteed. / pay no high
price once rent 20
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-24
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