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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-13
ANNUAL Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the State Trust Co. will be held at
their banking rooms. No. 237 Water street,
Augusta, Me. on Tuesday, Jan. IA, 1905,
at IL o'clock A.. M.
GEO. c. LIBBY. Clerk
1ac3It n "a IA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-13

Take DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills.
They promptly relieve backache and weak
back. Sold by Rswditch, Webster & Co. J.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-13

Hartley Tarr of Etna has accepted a
position in the Univedsalist church
choir at Pittsfield as bass singer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-13

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-13

In the list of corporations published
in Saturdays journal a mistake was
made in the case of Redington d Co,
Inc, of Waterville, in the statement
that of the capital stock of $4,000
nothing was paid in 1t should have
read that $4,000 was paid in.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-13

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

MT. Rowland webber. Mir. Gus Alston and MT. Phares Coleman, Jr.
 ". -s1 MISS MORGAN. MT. J 3. Hastings Jr,. entertained at q dance Friday evening in, compiiment of Mir and Mrs. Hartwell Douglass af their home on Perry street.
 The home was adorned with pink roses and during the evening punch was served from an attractive table over which Miss B. Howard presided. The members of the younger set who were guests are Miss B. Howard, Miss Margaret Hubbard. Miss Margaret Coleman. Miss LoFano Cain, Mss Frances Pelzer. Miss Beth Picker. Miss Laura Kennedy, Miss. Jetaline Farley Miss Annie Laurie. Miss Ruby Kirk patrick Miss oladis Hudson, Miss Wil~ helnina Cardinal. Miss Ethe Sykes, Miss Fanny May Chestnut Miss Bes- aia NreIoh sreor, Miss Duncan Graham MIss y,,le Randolph, Miss Ophalia Mo- I,enaore. Miss Lucia Norris, Miss Flo- renee Harris, Miss Willie Kerlin, Mr Edmond Ragland. Nr. Howard Doug Iassg Mr. Tom Fitzpatrick, Mir. Alra Fitzpatrick, Mir. Rowland Webber, Mfr Phares Coleman. Mir, Jack McLemore. MT. Pete Mastin, Mir. Pete Graham, Mir Mastin Graham, Mir. Austin Smith, Mr. Henry Austin Mir T. J. Miles. MT. Joseph .Baarcixe. MT. Ben Washburn. MT, William Laarens, Ar. George Har- ris. Mfr Browne Gastou MF. George McAganus. 1fr. Powell Holt Ay. Louis Lassiter. Mir. Joseph Marlborough. Mir.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
By Mfrs. J. M. dsCottes
SOCIAL CALENDAR

1.-The meet View 1.-The Dixie D C.. Mrs. z. Tuesdsy June 1.-The E.. c. Hocombe ' Tuesday zThe Working woans Home win . o'clock wsdnesday s-ailss ' Court Street Methodist Church the
 
 
  rdih ! kt  will of the Graduating from s:sc o  Everett Berry, of 5 
  celebrated at the Church the al :S wednesday Sam Clayton street
  Of a H. Henderson In Shorter,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

,y,il receive are the four vice presi- dents. Mrs. Mortimer Futile. Mrs. Leon WeI. Miss Janet Hurter Mrs. Morgan either. Miss Mary Knowles is secra- Ssrv. Mss Beulah Moritz. historian. ana Miss E. M. Bullock, director. -.,rrTrvc; op PAUL mAYNE SOCIETY.
 me members of the Paul Hayne So- otetv of the Girls High School met Friday In the auditorium when 1t was ths last meeting of the year and the program was an especially interesting one.
 read by Mss Mary Boyd WiiiiaEng, Miss May Tallman. Miss Marlorle Holmes Miss Annie Sightler and Miss Katie Halls, and an enjoyable program of uniiaic contained numbers on violin and piano by AIisa Pauline Lcwy, Miss Evelyn Glass and Miss LouiHe Glass A Chopin waltz was rendered by MISS Katie Grifith and a vocal solo oy Mss
 me new ofscers were installed. Miss Mamie Spears. the retiring address, and Miss Clara Galloway made an ad- dres of aeceptances
 The other officers installed are Mss Etheleen Barnes. vice president ana Miss Ida Parish, secretary.
 cHAFINe PARTY FOR MISS MORGAN
 Miss Margaret Coleman entertained beautifully last evening when she corn- plimented Miss Julia Morsan. who was her guest of honor, at a ehafns dish parky a-~ -ss +ttz
 There were arranged for the prepar- ation of the dishes six tables and at each. one of the young ladies and two young geptlemen were stationed to perform the culinary tasks.
 These who were Miss colepan's guests on this dellghtful occasion were. Miss Lorano Cain, Miss Jetaline Farley, Miss Margaret Hubbard, Miss Lily Lee Mir. Tom Fitzpatrick 4ffs Howard Douglass, Mfr. Louis Lassiter &r Alya Fitzpatrick MT. Wiliie Davidson, Dir. lack Hastings Affs- -nreWn osaston, tfr. Edmond Rasland. Mfr Prank Tabor,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

s fa1 Nisa Sarah WaFren Wnkexson snonaor for Alabama Dlvision, Unsfea sons of Confederate Veterans @t re- nnion in BlrminRham to De held June s' 10, II.
 (3) AIIss Ninen Black of Tuncaxnnia, Maid of Honor for Miss Black.
 (ay Raisn shelby Walker Patton. os huntsville, Maid of Honor to Mtsg Black.
 tA) Dars. ,. 4. Roun2Tee oa Btrnin&- nam. Chaperone Sponsor aud AIaiea of Honor fox AIabama Dlvision, United sonn of Confederate Veterans for the reunion In BirmAngham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Miss Palmer Elsberry. Mas Estelle Hubbell. Mss Annie Laurie Howard, Miss Annie Foss smith. Mieg Mary Burke and Miss Mary Goodwin Ashley. Mss wilkerson ia sponsor for com pany p, of which Mr. sam Elaoerry is | Captain. and Miss ElsberrY is maid Miss Hubbell is sponsor for company c. Mss Annie Laurie Howard is mald.
 Miss Elizabeth Andrew has returned from Birmingham. where she has been the guest of Miss Bessie Miner.
 Miss Louise Muiford, who is sna guest of Mrs. A. sI woolfollk, win rs- turn to her home In New Jersey to. morrow.
 Miss Estslle HubbeIl has gone to Auburn. where she will be the guest of the sponsors at eommencemenk Ills frlends will be glad to Iaarn that Nfr William patteie Is better.
 been spending soms time in Mobile. viii return home tomorrow. Mrs. F A. Jones has returned houae 1 from Birmingham, where she has been vfsiting Mrs. hGiinsF.
 Miss Virginia Ncrwood viii lsavs es. morrow Tor Andalusia. where che VIII De bridesmaid at the marriage of MlsR Bonnie Riley Mias Riley has wlatte4 Niles Norweod here and haa a nunbee og friends who win he interested tn her marriage.
 Mrs James Fl EFerdsway has return ed from Fitxpatrick. where she waM fha guest of Mxs. John Gray. Axr. and Mrs. !. wiley Maosy arc with thefr parents. Mr. and Mre. W. 1A Mas coy. at ts4 EEoieorabe Street 1Er. ana Mrs William peaxcs have Ts% turned from Union Springs, where siAN spent several days
 Mss Minnie Wood Crawford. Of HuftsboFp. apent xaaterdav wtEh MES Q M. f1amrlck at her hons 10 warren Court. an route 70 Pine Level.
 captain K. r, K6ln. Of pStnan. who
 as ssa s ne gusss spson sf as n 4Ssass sss sos es Hun Street. has gone to Louisville
 Mrs P. M. wsikeraon and aanwh~ ter Mlss Sara warren Wlikefann. have gone to Demopciis ts spend eeverak days with friends
 Mrs. Frances E. Brunette has rsturn- Cd home after 6 visit tp Mrs James A Rlekerstan, in Hurtsbor0. Mfs. Burr nette also visited Macon apa coluta~ bua while away. She repx@sentea the Columbus Chapter at the convention ck tho Grand Lodke Of RebeikahA in Macon,
 tContinued on Page stNteen.l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

willie Carter. Mr. Robert CriEGs. Mr. Howard Randy, Mir. Frank Tabor. Mr. Willie Davidson, Nr Warren Annerine. Mir. Warren Brown, Mir. Alex cassells. Mir. Lsdyard Dewees, Mfr. stuart Nay. YOUNG woMEN's CHRISTIAN
 ASSOCIATION NOTES.
 The class studying daily Bible grows in number and interest. Mrs. Stay conducted the class last Thursday Mrs. Hendricks will be the leader this week.
 Miss Hattie biaekford General secre. fary Of the Hobiie Association, will visit the Fellowship Club tomorrow evening. All members are urgeed to come and hear her speak. She will leave on Tuesday morning for Atlanta.
 Circulars giving additional intorma- ference continue 10 come from the New York office. The six delegates ere looking forward eagerly to June {. on which date they expect to leave for BiItmore. one Of the joys of the con- ference will be the greeting of the As- sociatton friends from all over the country Among those known to Mont gomery will be Mss Ansy Manning seyie Miss Adele Dlsbro. and. perhapss Miss Lela Guitnef. all of whom have invited the Montgomery Association wfthin the last year. Miss Helen r Barnes. one of the city secretaries of the National Board. will act ac execu- tive The delegates are as follows: Mrs. Florence Harris Misses Marie Burch, Miss Flora Belle Surles, Eugenia Knabe, Ella Dale. chariotte Davis. Church, will speak at the vespef ser vice this afternoon at o'clock.
 There will be A meeting of the Board oe Directors of the ' W, c A, Monday morning at 10:so o'clock
 
 FALCON CLUBS ANNUAL PICNIC
 The announcenent. by written inv vitation. of fhe Falcon Clubs picnic Is O. notabe social feature of the last week. The picnic which is an slahor- ate and most enjoyable program of pleasures for society folk Is always anticipated with delight by it's pros pective participants and the statement
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

that preparations for this year's en- tertainnent have been of unusual nA- ture adds greatly to it's zest. The picnic will be given Sunday June i4. at Jackson's Lake.
 MARRIAGE or MISS RATION
 AND 1ER. WILLIAMS A unarrIage which came as Q surprts. to their friends is that Of MiHs Alattit Octavia Batton. of Selma. and MT liar vev Eiberf Williams, ot this city which took place Thursday evening al 7.30 o'clock at the residence of Rev T. ", O'Hara, pastor of the CiaytoE Street Baptist Church, who ol4letafed The bride and bridegroom were attend ed bv Mfss Lucy Roberts me brides. naafd and MT. Cleveland Shafer. az best Mr. and Mrs. Williams have gone tc Notasulga to visit his parents
 Miss Annie Forss smith and hisi Palmer Ellsberry have gone 70 Auburn to attend Commencement
 %
 ANpERsON-PERRx
 1fra. Neva Perry ahnouneeF the eIi- aa cement of her daughter Lillian Ma rie to Prof Will Anderson. the mar rlars to take place Tuesday, June le' af 4:sO D. na., 404 North Hull street The following has been received by friends in this city:
 MT and Mrs. rom Baine announce the engagement of their daughter. Mary. to Mfr. Horace Willard Areht- bhid. The marriage will take place on WednesdaS the seventeenth ok seps'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Ing Tuesday afternoon at i:3O o'clock al the residence of Mrs. Frank Stolen werck. TIC south Ferry Street
 President. Miss watts Secretary NOTICE. DECATUR scHooL, There win De called meeting ot the Decatur Street school improvement Cenulittee. Wednesday afternoon at $ o'clock at the school. It will be an ini- portant meeting and good attendance ls requested as plans will be perfected Tor the outing.
 By ordsr of the chAirman. Mrs Er-
 Mrs M. s. Gilmer. sscty.
 NOTICE MAGAZINE CLUE There wlll be called meeting Of the Marazlne Club Tuesday afternoon 5sSe, af the rAsldsnce of MtBs Alma And@r- son, a0s North Goldthwaffa street. Et Is au important meeting and all mena- bers are urged to De present
 Mrs. Albert Brauae.
 secrstary.
 NoTTCx DIXIE CHATTER. The Dixie chaptaF U. D. c. will meet tomorrow tMondayl afternoon with Mrh- " #ff%A F. @sSA- By order of the President. Mrs War
 Mrs. L. s MeKsrall
 Secretary. NOTICE, wOsIAN's HOME As-
 S0CGATEUNs The regular monthly meeting of tha working womsn's Home Association will be held Tuesday afternoon at . o'clock at the Home
 Mrs. Myrtle Booths Campbell. ssers- tary.
 Miss Evelyn Farmer of Dothan ts cn a visit to Mir and Mrs. Lasseter at their home 'sHiil Crest"
 Mr and Mrs. Merrill 4. shsshan are receiving eossratuiatisns On the birth Of . daughter,
 Mrs. T1lzahath n&srche ana ErM Carrie Graves oe Eufaata are the guests Of Mra A aE Alien sn route to Apr burn.
 Miss Georgia saffold has returned home from Roanoke. where she at tended the virginia College. Professor Brown Of Andaluais passed through Montgomery yesterday en roat6 to Selma where he will epend several days. after which he will go to upiontcwu to particiuate in tennis tournament
 A narty of McntKosnetians who have gone fa Auburn to attend cemmSnce~ nsenf and the fesgixitiea Include Mrs. | Palmer Elsherry, Mrs. n. M Wilker- son. Afiss Sarah Warrsu Wilkeraon'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
ATrxINs-MENDERs0M.

MT. and Mrs. James H Henderson, Of Shorter. anounce the engagement of their daughter. Ada, to Mir. Sydney Lewis Atkins. of Montgomerys The wedding will take place at their home on June II.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Ing Tuesday afternoon at l:30 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Frank Stolen. werck, 7le South. Perry Street
 Mrs Stolenwerck,
 prestdent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
HoRToN-MErCALF

The following Invitation has oeen received by friends In Montgomery:
 aMr and Mrs Albert West Metcaii request the honor of your presence at Inc marriage of their daughter. Jane Helen. to 2fy Edward Francis Norton. Wednesday afternoon. June 3, 1905. at .A o'clock At homo. 0reenville. Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

on. thousanl. nine hundred and eight
 at BirntnNnaru, Alabapaa
 Tre brids sa De is native ot r.nwnses counfy and has host oi @rier6r ana relatives through Middle xisbarsa. spho feel no little interest h Ter unarria ks. Miss Bainh tis . pru' nette of rare beauty and decided grace
 ehe comes of one of the oldest and nsost dfstingnished families of her na, tive county. being the grand danente' e,, her maternal side of the late Colon. ii Archie Gilchrist and of Ueneral David Baine. the latter q Gon1eaerA.s sollier Of great distinction ana ons ~ the most brilliant lawyers of his day
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
srMy-TAYYLoR.

MT. and Mrs. ". A Taylor announce khe enRagenent of th cir daughter. Wil- lie. to Mr James Charley Sims. the wedding to take place on the afternoon Of Wednesday. June 8. at 4:so. ut the residence. SIS Clay Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
EMronTANT MEETIse <. oE . CT CITY ' ;,

FEOENA11uN 0E WOM0A,S CAVHp The oticers. directors and delegates of the City Federation ef Wcmena clubA are requested to meet promptly at { o'clock Thnrsaay afternoon as ths
 Aa 9aIs tinna wsu be held the final nAesting of the Federation sud during } th1s executive session election of offi- eers for the ensuing year and other matters Of important business will be
 xfs o'clock the educational meeting ln which all the clubs of the city are En9erested will take place. Mr. Gunt neis. the State Superintendent oI Edu- cation will ha present
 Every member Of every club in the city Is cordially Invited to attend the $. o'clock meeting Thureday afternoon. Mrs rnafss eslssnaa, ss.sa., aars. W. T.. parr. Secretary. NOTICE FLOWER GRow-
 ER's ASSOCIATION. Tne regular monthly meeting of the MonfGonaAry Flower Growers Aasoeia- tion will be hald on Monlay, tomorrow, June when the members VII meet with Agru. Charles Clark st har homo on Park View Avenue.
 A large attendance is urged as an unusually intsfesting program hae been arranged end . rare treat is in store for the members.
 NOTICE WHITE HOUSE ASSOCIATION Every member of the white House AsaoefNtlon .iasranuested to meet at tho I First white House of the confederecy, soeasr Bibb and Lee Streets Monday ! aftefnooA at $50 o'clock to decorate n eonamafnoration Of the tooth birthday of President JefEerson Davis. June 2.
 Mrs. Belle Allen Ross. Mrs. Bethea. Secretary.
 
 Tha monthly meeting of the LaaseP' | Memorial Association will be held 9t | the Council Chamber on Tuesday, June | 3, Full attendance IS urged rrepar- l akiona for v9terane, reunion will be | naaaa Mrs. M D. Blob. PreM. Lsss& A
 Mrs. N. Arlington. Secretary.
 NOTICE CRADLE CEHAFx1
 The Grade of the ConfAder&ey saAp, l ter D. p C.. win hold it's June meet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

home from Roanoke where she at tended the Virginia College.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

professor Brown Of Andaiuais passed through Montgpmery yesterday en ront6 to Selma. where he will spend several days, after which he will go to uniontown to particiuate in . tennis tournament
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

A narty Of MontEoinerians who have gone ta Anbngn to attAna eenmsnce- msaflf ana the festixitiea include Mrs . palner EIiRherry, Mrs- IT. M. Wilkar- son, afiss Sarah Haepeu Wilkerson
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Mrs. Eftzaheth n&srclze and Nrh Carrie Graves Of Eufaula are the guests Of Mrs. A M Allen sn Fonts to Aur burn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

NOTICE CRADLE CHI --s:
 The Grade of the Confe f&ey ehAps ter .. D. c. win hold its June meet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
NOTICE MAGAZINE CLUB
nnrrl.n nIxrE onAPTrR

The Dixie ChantaF U. p. C.. VIII meet tomorrow l3gonday) afternoon with Mrs Warren F. Dent. By order Of the President. Mrs. War
 Mrs. U. 8gcKerall.
 eAew.km Nsr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Mrs. P. M Wiikeraen and aauwh~ tar5 Mics Sara Warren Wllkefaon, have zone to Demopciis ts spend eevefat days with friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Mrs. Frances E Buraette has retpfns ed home after 6 visit tc Mrs James 1@ pIel<eretaN. m Hurtsboro Mrs Eurs nette also visited Macon and Colupn~ bua while away. She repFsaented the Columbus Chapter at the convention ok tha Grand Lodge of RebekahA iu Macens
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

E cautain K. F. 16lh. of pofhan who has s5aen the guaat of hls granddauGhs ter. MrB J P. Burton at her homo on Hun Street. has gone to Louisville
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

lcontlaned on Ilase NlkIsaa.l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Miss Elizabeth Andrew has returned from Birmingham. where she hae been the guest of Miss Bessie Miner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Miss Louise Mulford, who te the guest of Mrs. A. sI woolfollk. win ro- turn to her home tn New Jersey to- morrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Mlss Minnie Wood Crawford, Of Hnftshoro, apent xaataedax with MF9 0 M. Hamrlck at her hons 70 warren Court. an route 70 Pine Level
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Mir. and Mrs. Merrill 4. sheehan are receiving congratulations on the birth Of q daughtsy,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
NOTICE, wOMAN's HONE AS ..,

The regulax monthly meeting of ths Working Womsn's Home Association will be held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the Home.
 Mrs. T. ". Mannou. President. Mrs. Myrtle Boothe campoeil. Secr1
 tary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Mr. Rowland weboer. Mir. Gus Alston and MT. Phares Coleman, Jr.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-07-30
STANDARD OIL FINE RESCINDED

The United States Court at Chi
cago has reversed Judge Lands who
imposed fine of S2e, ooo.o 900 on
the Standard Oil Company for
violations of the law. The follow
ing statement from President Roose-
welt was given out on Saturday.
"The President has directed the
Acknowledgement to Immediately
take steps for the retrial of the
Standard Oil case. The reversal of
the decision of the lower court does
not in any shape or way touch the
merits of the case, excepting SO far
as the size of the fine is concerned.
"There is absolutely no question
of the guilt of the defendants or Of
the exceptionally grave character
of the offenses. The President
would regard it as a gross miscar-
riage Of justice if through any tech
nicality of any kind the defendant
escaped the punishment which
would have unquestionably been
meted out to any weaker defendant
who had been guilty of such Of
fense.
"The President will do every
thing in his power to avert or pre-
vent such miscarriage of justice.
With this purpose in view the Pres
ident has directed the Attorney
General to bring into consultation
Frank B. Kellogg in the matter,
he to do everything possible to
bring the offenders to justice"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-07-30
HOSPITAL BURNED.

The Lock Haven Hospital was
destroyed by fire on Tuesday after
noon, causing a loss of 500. 900.
There were 81 patients in the build
ing, all of whom were removed.
The hospital was two.story
brick building located OH hill west
of Lock Haven proper, a short dis
tance from the Normal school build
ing. The fire originated on the
attic and spread rapidly. AS soon
as the alarm was given the hospital
attaches began to remove the patti
ents, the work being carried out
under the direction of the superln-
tendent and nurses, who displayed
great GOODNESS in the face of the i'm
pending catastrophe.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-07-30
TOO MUCH HEADLIGHT.

Modern inventions are great Ell.
lighteners. They have thrown light
upon many things which would
otherwise have remained in dark
ness. Among these are the head
lights of an automobile. The other
night while coming down from
Wilkes Barre with a party, the
headlights cast their bright rays on
four pairs of lovers who were wand
ering along the roadside in suppos-
edly dark places, at different points.
The young r;en had their arms en-
twined about the willing waists of
the maidens, and they didn't have
time to get untanglcd before they
were discovered.
However, the swains did not
seem to be disturbed by the sudden
publicity given them, apparently
being unwilling to let go their grip
for fear they couldn't get it again.
Since the automobile has come
to stay, and is liable to turn up at
an unexpected moment, we would
advise all lovers who wander out
on country roads in the night time
to seek some secluded bypaths where
automobiles are not likely to be
wandering around loose.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-07-30
SALE OF PAPER MILL POSTPONED

The sale of the Pennsylvania
Paper Mill, at Catawissa, which
was to have been held Tuesday,
has been postponed until Septem-
Der I.
This was done to allow time for
the disposal of petition presented
to Judge Archibald in the United
States Courts by w. H. Rhawn at
the instance of the trustees of the
first mortgage, who ask that pay
ment of the mechanics lien held by
George H. Newhall and Company
which amounts to about $4,000
under the verdict which they re-
Gently received in the court of Co
lumbia county, be postponed until
the first mortgage has been provid-
ed for.
To allow time to consider this
petition the sale was adjourned.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-07-30
Farm Buildings Burned.

The farm of E. H. Sloan, about
two miles northwest of Orangeville
suffered heavy loss from fire Mon
day night, when the large bank
barn, a straw shed, two wagon
sheds, and some smaller buildings
went up in smoke. 1t was discov-
cred in time to permit the salvage
of the live stock and farming i'm
plements, but, with no fre-hghting
facilities at hand, it was impossible
to save the buildings. The tearing
down of a corn crib between the
house and the burning barn pre-
vented the flames from spreading
to the house. The cause of the fire
is thought to have been spontan-
eous combustion in the hay. In
surance will partly cover the loss.