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STATE NEWS.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.


The total valuation of property in Lewiston,
as given by the Journal, is $1O,OO4.175. The
valuation of real estate is $8,676,327 and of
personal property $1,327,848 The rate of
assessment is two cents aud two mills on dol
lar. Last year the valuation of real estate was
Total, $11 ,740,602. The rate of taxation last
year was two cents on dollar. The mill cor
porations pay taxes as follows: Androscoggin,
$19666.57; Bates, $40, 1924; Continental, $25,.
3SS.45; Franklin Co., Sls,6 7. 50; Hill Co, ST..
55O.52; Bleachery Co., $6,6O00O Lewiston
Mills, 81 1863 81.
The list of entries for the ysweepstake race.
on Lewiston Park, July 4tb, embraces eight
entries. Some very fast horses will compete,
among which are Knox Boy, Careless Boy,
Cadmus and others.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Monday morning early the body of a full
grown male infant was found lying on the
rocks at the north end Of the bridge crossing
the stream at Coombs' Mills 10 Augusta Moth
ing was wrapped about the body, which was
bare and exposed as it lay upon the rocks,
face downwards. 1t had the appearance of
having been strangled, as there were marks
about the neck, and the face was somewhat
purple.
PENosscor COUNTY.
| The following is statement of the lumber
surveyed in Bangor from January 1st to July
| LIST, 1873. compared with the amount surveyed
in the same time 10 1876 and 1877:
| 1875. 1877. 1878.
S SFs Rne f5sss5 ss 1850
Spruce. ......... 32,s SH 34,34O169 2i263. is
| Hemlock, &c &c. 5,2s0,62l 6952S2i SO3S'7I5
Total. 44756,s5O 45,949,75O 3s,s2o,75O
| YORK COUNTY.
| The Biddeford House has been reopen ed
| with Frederick Yates as proprietor
DESPITE the fire the propramma which h Al
| been planned for tomorrow at Sanford will
/ no riad L.. inalndos IT,. L.ii
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A Chance for Business.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor of the Will of
JOSHUAL. HAWKES., late of Windham,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased. and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds as
the law directs All persons having demands upon
the same and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
ABNER l.. HAWKES., of Westbrook, Executor.
Windham, June lS, 1878. w3W27*
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon herself
the trust of Administrative OF the estate of
MARY S. MOUNTFORT, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are reuuir
ed to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to
said estate are called upon to make payment to
ELIZABETH MOUNTFORT, Admins tratrix
Portland, July 2, 1878. d1aw3wW*
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
10 the President and Directors of
the Peaks Island Steamboat
COMPANY,

You are hereby requested to call special meeting
of the stockholders of said company at the Office Of
said company. situated at the end of Custom House
wharf in said Portland, THURSDAY, July IL, 1878,
at seven O'Clock in the afternoon, to act upon the
following business:
LIST. 10 see whether said company will charter or
purchase steamer to be emp Dyed in the business
OF said company
I'd. To see whether lid company will authorize
the Treasuser to make loan for the purpose of pur
chasing such steamer and to give security for said
loan, upon the property of the company, for such
loan.
Sd. To choose any Necessary agent or committee
TO make and complete the charter or purchase OF
such steamer.
4th. To authorize the Treasurer to make and exc
cute all contracts, mortgages and other instruments
Tor the purpose Of obtaining and giving security Tor
j. l. LIBBY,
f. II. MORSE, Stockholders
SiNpAL i MH MdGALLsrzR, Peaks Isl Island
Q. A. DONNELL, Steamboat
J. u. CURTIS, Company
Is. j. WILLARD.
Portland, July 2, 1878.
Special Meeting of the sfockhoId.
ers of the Peaks Island Steam
boat Company.
Whereas application in writing has been
made by five Stockholders of said company
to call meeting of said company at the
time, place and for the purposes hereinafter specid-
ed, the stockholders of the Peaks Isleud Steam
boat Company are hereby notified to meet at the
office of said company, at Custom House wharf, in
said Portland. on THURSDAY, the eleventh day of
July, A. d. 1878, to act upon the following business:
LIST. To see whether said company will charter or
purchase a steamer to be employed in the business
of said company.
20. To see whether said company will authorize
its Treasurer to make loan for the purpose pur-
chasing such steamer and to give security for said
loan upon the properly Of the company for such
loan.
Cd. To choose any necessary agent or committee
20 make and complete the charter or purchase OF
such steamer.
4th. To authorize the Treasurer to make and exc
cute all contracts, mortgages and other instruments
said loan.
f F Il Il. lMls ossik ;. Directors ct
J. B. CURTIS. Peaks Island
JNO. S. MORRIS, Steamboat
B. j. WILLARD. Company.
Portland, July 2, 1873 ivssdtd
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1T SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE

For ailments of the stomach and bowels take
SANFoRD's JAMAICA GINGER.
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CARRIERS DELIvERY.-The following shows
the mail matter collected and distributed during
the month of June.
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AUCTION SALES
4. q. BAILEY q ca
Plants mt Auction.

Regular sale of Furniture and General Mercban-
disc every Saturday, commencing at 10 o'clock a. M.
G0nsgnments solicited oc3dtt
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ledge Raymond being absent on account
of sickness, no business in cases submitted
were rendered. = Wheellag e..
Abeul Gen. Grant was accused Ct
,suralga by the DemocracY.-MonToe
Register.
"JUsr one" murmured be, involun-
tarily drawing closer to the luscious lips,
that smiled upon him with such ravlsh-
ing bewitchinguess, while his own quv-
cred in an agony Of expectsnt antlclPs.
ton. $50 | notice" replies she cooliy,
g!ancing u! the clock, land time Tor you
to turn up your cost collsr and shut the
door from the outside" He went
Danjury Meas
TEE confession Of Mr.. McLin should
be considered at the White House class
meeting next Sunday night with apPro-
pirate prayer, and the exercises should be
closed with the well-known hymn begin
ming,
"My thoughts on awful subjects roll
Washington Post
THERE is no longer doubt IN the
case. Gov. Bishop, OF Ohio, has his eye
on the Presidency. He expects 10 unite
the Campbellite church and the green
groceries of the country on platform OF
free sugar and coffee aod an untsxed
gospel Washington Post,
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NOTES OFTHE DAY.


The Chicago Times pictures d. Davis
and A II. stephens walking together
.,;.,., :, ,,,.. ,,ot. III 49,
~, .or,,rc st-ou with cambria
Ill
AN oHioof u eHue'' d. '"o '''0"'
isuhch IN oneS'er' rehu7 81" MS me"
contrary 10 orders' IeIllh8 h"ihoeF o.
''si'o's tH'o''s L 'n''' "''"S' H0 - -
up snd asked, wv hat are you letting this
rabble through for2" A moment after
no disoove-ed that tho loader If tho ..-,b.
blon wss the Sacratsrv Of Ws- who Wa.
-, -.
as nluch III "SeU ~ Inc 'nc'uen' Ne the
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THE CLERGY AND THE NEWS
PAPERS.

In many cases when clergyman
writes or speaks of secular Newspaper,
he either condemns tin toto or allows 1t
credit, only for being the vehicle to pre-
sent advertisement to, the public
\ He utters biz criticisms in style re-
sembling, so far IS adjectlyes are con-
cerned, that of JUEIUs or Dean SWIFT.
He is often found snsthemat.zing the
journalists comments upon public occur
rences, saying that they are Will
fully corrupt in tone aud teach
ings. and that the writer aims
to lower the standard. Of popular
morality or shake the nations religious
faith. and at the same time create atheists
and skeptics.
Such censures as this never succeed IN
weakening the power of the press ana
we do not think they strengthen the pc
sition OF those who make use OF them.
The great public may be cspricious as to
the color and cut Of their clothes, their
regard for some candidate Tor office, their
opinion upon important questions Of the
hour, and q hundred other things of like
character, but the press is one OF It's
children whom it both loves and fears,
and none other exerts such powerful
influence over it-an influence which Is
almost invariably for the better.
The public, therefore, hears the re-
marks from the pulpit, AID is dis
posed, perhaps, for short time
to give credepce to them, but when the
matter comes to the test it sticks pluckiiy
and honestly to its journals.
Sometime, however, the clergy are dis
posed to speak f4vorably Of the press,
and one of the most recent instances is
THAT Of the Rev. JOSEPH V. O'CONNER IN
an article on periodical Literature and
its Tendencies in the Catholic Quarterly
RcOiel0. He says:
ave turn to the American editor, Tor
we have little confidence in the sincerity
of the average English journal, and none
Al slliu the continental scribe, who writes
uLdor the cream Of a bsyonet and within
sight of Jail. Ii the American editor
cannot give full and free expression to
the thought that is in him, then journal
Ism had best conGue itself to the chron-
icing OF news. IL the jOurnsl cannot be
lifted up into power and moral influence
among ourselves, there is 10 possibility
of sucn happy contamination elsewhere
on this planet. With his sboundlng op-
portunitles. the American editor should
be able to form and fashion our thought
and action in the real heroic mold. de,
if any one, has the true Archlmedlan
lever"
The public demand that a paper should
present ife as itreally is-pot as it should
be, aud if this is not made the standard
the journal will perish hopelessly. Jour
nalists give accounts of the doings of So
cioty-bpt they do not make society IT.
self. They waite of mems crimes-but
are not responsible for them. They ex-
toll mep's virtues-but do not claim the
credit of them. Let all clergymen Of al
denominations improve society and ele'
vate it into something more noble than
it is. Then newspapers will perforce ex-
hibit only these qualities, and no ore
will more rejoice over the change than
journalists Of every rank and condition
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THE WOOL TRADE.


we n"4 Il cnS' a uSy OF TWO ago win
o. - " Il, nav, A'f' w ~" -
'.' VI '"o '" ''' ''O"S0 o. ,''' oo1 ','0
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- .,--..,.-.t,.-s,.,... 900
aIo -, .,,.T 49, .o..a- ,,,r-
w ,,.rs.,;.t 49,, la,,, a;.n,.,5 oc :.
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va 't.,'~' '''7' .'''''' " - w
o'''' '''"'' d -0o'''''"e VI s''9 ''''' o"' ,
ana 'H''' Las ''0' ~ '.'''' s''oo 'H'' D'o
"Hoo- S'o'" W wv - ''''', NOV - '
'''' ",'
-''' ''' . v o'-' - ~ ''','' ~
'.''' ''''''7.'
SINS d" r I'VE - ''f'' " ~ ~ NV 90
u '-s a. '"' F'''0 @ '''',' w -''",'e'
VI " " ! IA " ''-'' '''1 ''-'''' ~ ""'"
lH'y oP'','' 'uo no"So ,"'' s'"'0"' lucy
'.''' '''' '',' ''''oI"' " Wv, .''f'
Wv NV no 10y
J, TO you ~ "''''5'' O'' '"'y "e'' 81
IH'" S'''''E IN "n assortment "S 60 CAUSE
Ih'm 10 mss the cream Oh the market
MT " HI'"AN says 'no experiment OIL
the wool mouse Las SO isr ocoh qo'te ssh
isiactoFy to July nine-iehths OF It's
pslron5-Hnanim'ty could hardly be e1-
pected. one great advantage that SC
crues to the patrons OF this house Is found
in the system OF careful asserting that Is
prscticcd here aII woods are thus sold on
their merits. TINS Is favorable to the
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IL our issue OF yesterday there WAS
~ article about the trouble of the nail
men," in which appeared the following
sentence:
All the mills Of the Association with
the exception OF the La Belle of this city,
the Jefferson at Steubenvile, and posi-
Div one or two others, strictly adhered
TO the stoppsge part of the programme"
To tina. part Of the above which re-
lcrs to .he La Belle, Mr.. W. S. WooD-
WARP the president, takes special excep-
ton, and wants il distinctly understood
that any programme, o: part Of pro-
grsmme to which the La Belle Mill
ever subscribed, it has strictly adhered
to, and viii continue to do SO. We
chcerfully give plsce to Mr.. WIS. state
mcn,, and regret that he, or the officers OF
the La Belle, have been placed in an
oluivocsl position by the language
usel. 1t is proper to explain that the
H. Belle, and Jefferson at Steubenville,
were no. included IN the 'stoppage
agreement" until the present month.
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Majority against the bill.

In this canvass the Speaker Is not
counted, and there Is one vacancy. In
the above calculation there are four
doubtful men, but they have been counted
IN favor of the bill.
1t will be observed that al three OF
the West Virginia members are put down
in favor of the bill, which is probably q
mistake. We have understood that, un.
less the bin should be so amended as not
to disturb the tariff on iron, glass, wool,
salt and coal, they would all vote against
the blll.-ED. REGISTER.
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The Philadelphia Times has inter
viewed all Of the members of Congress
on WooD's tariff bill, AMI in lis classifca-
ton puts down lS5 for the bill and 1853
against-msiority %. The three West
Virginia members are put down as
fsvoring the bill, which is probably a
mistake
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STEUBENvILLE was visited by numer.
Gus pickpockcts and other thieves dur
ing the exhibition of the circus there
Saturday. The fellows were not at all
mean, but seemed willing to take what
ever they could get. Wheeling people
would do well to look out for them when
the circus begins operations.
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CoNovER thinks gambling IN the army
Is a very important subject and wants
it discussed a. length. The honorable
gentlemsn's knowledge of this matter
will enable him to talk about it without
having any notes
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having any

PITTSBURGH promises to be quite live
" during the middle CT May. The Gen
ersl Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church, the Democratic State Conven-
ton and the Pennsylvania Medical Sc
ciely all NEE, at the same time.
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The Cincinnati Gazette comes out
with screaming, old-tashioned bloody
shirt editorial on the Florida rascsllty'
We should think bsshful silence was IN
order lust now with the Radical organs.
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PooR Mrs. r. b. HAYES has beer drop
ped from the roll of temperance reform
ers. In sn evil moment she countensnced
the use OF milk punch or some ether
soothing beverage, hence the fall.
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CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE.
NOTICE.

rT,HERE WILL BEA GENERAL MEET
ing Of the stockholders Of the Wheel
ing Lamp and Lantern Company, on the
i4fh day of Nav, 1873, at their office, No.
lIi2 Main street, in the city OF Wheeling,
for the purpose OF electing a Board OF
Directors, making by laws and transact
ipg such other business as may lawfully
be done by said stockholders in general
meeting.
Jos. +. PAUL and others, corporators.
APRIL =, 1873. ap29-ma6
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CONVENIENTLY near the prominent
business houses, al places OF public in
terest and resort, and in the very heart
of the best resident portion of the city,
for good living, coed tres,ment.and quiet
comfort, the Coonnade Hotel, on Chest
ont street, Philadelphia, can be consclen-
tiouslv recommended
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4 GARD.

IN RETIRING FROM THE FIRM oF
| Adams & Lucas. d',IIr FOB thank Mf
friends and the public generally i"fl.'.
liberal palrou1go, aul ask a.' 'a' .'..
be extended 90 my Eucc ENuf.
ami A. 81. IAN~
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SHOW FOR WOOD.
The Majority against His Btil-A
Canvass of the House of Represen-
tatiyes Oh the New Tariff scheme.

Special to the Philadelphia Times.
WASHINGTON, April Z6.-l am at last
enabled to speak authoritatively or the
subject Of the tariff. For several days
past canvass OF the members OF the
House as to their votes on the Wood bill
hiss been in progress, and the result Is
presented below. Great care has been
taken in ascertarnirS the position of every
member:
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A GARD.

IN EUCCEEDING TO THE NJ
business Of Adams y Lucas. 'as' ID
occasion Of thanking my friends Hh.
public tor the liberal pa'"uH.. ''.'.
10 the Old nrm, aud solicit me s,N,
myself 4. } It, Won.
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Geo. DDS. A.N.Jarrett, DDS.
Or. + (. Coburn.
Drs, Morris, Jarrett&Coburn, Dentists

LIQUID Nitrous Oxide Gas used for the
nainiess Extraction of Teeth. Filling and
Preserving the Natural Teeth Specially.
Artificial Teeth Guaranteed. All COM
munications receive prompt attention.
Office open Day and Night. lady in at
tendance when desired. apI1c
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ENFcrTlYE MANSION.
WAsmNGroN, April Is, 1873.

w ASutNGION' n pLIl 10 lS'S'
DEAR SIR am reliably assured that
l.. G.. Dennis, of Florida, would make y
capital Speclsl Agent Of the Treasury
/ respectfully desire that his claims
should have your favorable attention.
Sincerely r. B. HAYES.
lion. JOHN Sherman and others.
Since the publication Of DEEMS con-
fession, as we learn rom the Washing
ton Post, JONI SHERMAN has appointed
him to lucrative position in the revenue
service. We shall probably hear no
more from DENNIS on the subject of the
stolen Presidency.
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FARMERS say they could get along
now. if it did not rain any more for
several dsys.
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UNIIE FIRM or ADAMS 3 LlCA~ iA-
this day been dissolved lF malla
consent, Mr.. A. N, Adams retiring lhr
business OF the Old nrm viii b" settled n
\. VI. Adams, who VIZ 'uh'.h". %. ...
october !, ls7s, for tho purFp'o ui alsrns IL
OF "a remnant OF stock retained UN l..
consisting at new Pianos aud uTENas .w
several gpOi second hand Pianos ".
Organs, mgftui which have been un |..'
bui a Al. OFT timrHrlI ~ which VII. Dol ".'
farri nt the most reasonable p..r aa.
terms.
Mr.t Y. Lucas succeeds % 'Hn h.s.r.N
and agencies OF the various Pianos HH.
Organs AoT,luiDT" held rs lhr'.. l.'.. ..'
pathsr with sheet Music, Musical " ..
chandisr. sc aud viii continue af '..rn..
stand, No. ~ Market street
4. ". adams.
g. y. LUCAS
WHEELING, W. VA, April D., .'.' az
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CLAIRVOYANT.

EgRS. DIR. a. LARUE, A RELIABLE
from New York, has taken rooms Tor a
short time al No. 1870 Market street. she
can be consulted on all affairs OF life, tell
names, ages, and treats patients, when de-
sired, at IL OdeTate prices. Fee-Ladles, "
cents; gentlemen, ST. apN
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If April showers make May toWers'
what an abundant crop we shall have.
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a GARD.

O1OALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
the errors and indiscrections OF youth,
nervous weakness, early decay, loss OF
manhood, &C., l will send a recipe that
will cure you, Free OF Charge. This great
remedy was discovered 10y missionary in
South America. Send seli-addressed
envelope To the Rev, Joseph 7. lRmap.
Station ID, Bible House, New York City.
OCl6epC
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NEws'ApvERTIsEm ERTs
For RENT.

TIME RESIDENCE, NO. 1901 EOFF ST.
IL contains eleven rooms and ~
cellar. Has gas and hot and cold EaE
water throughout, bath room, &c.
Possession given Immediately. Enquire
of John Nolan, next door. apSss
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. new vocal and two new instrumental
= pieces Sheet Music, l0c, silver or sips.
Music Pub. Co., Middleboro, Mass.
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GoaD closed yesterday at 1905.
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NOTICE.

THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION AND
i Appeals VIII meet at the CITY Building
on Tuesday evening, SOth Of April, as a
Committee OF Council, TO consider all
nefitiOus for reduction OF taxes that have
been referred to them by Council. Parties
interested will please take notice.
BY order OF Council.
apsr +. ). SION T. ChalTInau'
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MEMORANDUM
- q ID g
DISSOLUTION.

SEVERAL SIZES FOR sALEAT THIS
OFFICE.
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A Lady Who Prides Herself

On her Biscuit, Rusk ard Batter Cakes,
says she always wants Logan, List & Co.'S
Excelsior Baking Powder.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-15
C,nRnIL.rcwS. Nov. IL. ISIS

BEAR FREEuAN-As old CstrrnlItowu has not
been heard from tor some UiIne in the way OF Il
letter. have concluded 10 step into the breach,
knowing full we'll that there are al least Few
vino anXionslY look for the scaHty news TINS
community = able o furnish.
The political campaign i over nt iast ana
things have once more assumed a quiet APPEAR
once The smiling ttce and jolly how d 'ye
d. = no longer meets our gaze or sa!utes our
oars at every turn, indicating friendship ami
good will. for the time being at least. IN the
most s.xDreSSiVe manner Were il not that our
experience in the ways that are human caches
Us how efficient man il in deceiftuiiN disguis-
ing his Inward feelings we could less douotlng-
~ believe in sIch hearty greetings
Although the patriotic old Democrats OF
northern Cambria would have bees pleased 70
hear Of A. IL. Dill taking the guheruatorl !
chair yet they still feel proud to find how well
tht.v with their other Cambrl an bretiIern. ~ Ve
acted their part in the good cause by electng
the entire county ticket
The bieilk and DIR zziy weather, which adds a
Coating uf ice 10 the pHVCmcntS furnishes a
source of aInuSemeutS 10 the young sters OF our
little town. by aifDrdin. them the opportunity
of standing. half Troz-ti. the street cornc r.
and watching tn cir elders minditg Their pedl
,xtremities for fear OF failing back on thei
dignitieS SiOLAAOh'