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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-01
Legislative Proceed''g''
MONDAY.

Bill was introduced in the legisla'
turo to abolish the criminal court in
Haxris county, as . measure OF econ
omy. Thanks were returned to Mo-
mus for invitations to members to at.
tend Msrdi Gras festival and express
ing regret that business Of the leglsla-
ture would not permit acceptance
Bill allowing cities, counties, towns
etc.. to scale debt, was also introduced.
Bill establishing state quarantine was
presented. tits elaborate in detail,
and will require careful examination
Bill was introduced TO the effect that
non taxpayers should be deprived OF
the privilege Of voting.
TUESDAY.
Gov, Roberts sent to senate the
nomination Of rs. Nugent as judge
of the thirtieth district. Bill author
izing the appointment of three com
nissioners to sit as supreme judges and
dispose Of business remmitted to them
by that tribual, was before the senate
again. 1t was proposed to don t
land to persons who sink artesian
wells; and bill making it an :offense
to seek judicial position. IN the house
the bell punch bill was passed after
suudry amendments, and good deal
of routine: business was considered,
referred or disposed Of. Bill, with
amendments to authorize issuance Of
bonds bearing per cent. interest not
transferable, for the use of counties
having school funds to invest. Ap'
preparation bill for January and Feb
ruary. adopted and sent to the govern
0r.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-01
To ADVERTISERS.
TIE FREE PRESS Is . issdiug nswspap'

THE FREE PRESS 10 iesdiog nswspapsr and
Advertising medium, and has the best ONCE be-
tween the Colorado and San Antonio rivers.
CircuIstes siso gensrally, both South asd North.
A live paper, devoted 10 immigration and the
DEVELOPMENT and progress Of the cou ntry. Jehsr :
sonIsn Democratic 10 politics: Only and omcial
paper Of the county. San Marcos. tue county
seat. IL 4 growing town Of soms 400 inhabitants.
located on the great Highway and stage routo
from Austin, via San Antonio 70 Mexico. on the
line Of The International Railroad which has been
completed 10 Austin, the capital OF the state, on
" thirty miles distant, and Il 10 confidently an.
Ncipated will soon bs extended TO this place. IL
IL noted Tor lie religious aud educational privl'
icves, and % the center Of fine country and sx'
ceIent community, also for the celebrated sPrngs,
half mile above, which boil up from the bowels
Of the Garth at the foot Of the mountains, forming
the San Marcos river, and constituting at once
great natural curiosity and az inexhaustios water
power. .,.,,,
throu about the country. will be apt to recognise
in the proprietor OF the Pass Pass one win
whom, !, . newspaper publisher OF Eastern IN.
diana during fourteen yesrs,-from september
lass 10 December l8T2,-thsy have probably mad
business transactions, to which he can point them
with pleasure % tho best evidence OF bis resPon'
sibility aud mode Of doing business.
fL7sse table Of advertising rates on nrN page.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-01
THE
Missouri, Kansas { Texas R'y
TO THE
PEOPLE OF TEXAS.

rhe,e ara IS Railroads running into the Great
,rn,on 4. r, Depot, st. Louis. Out Of these ~
,hsrs , one line which comes from Texas, and II
~ Inown A. the Missouri, Kansas b Texas Ry.
No other Railway from Texas runs Into me Grss'
Union gepot. II you are reading these lew ~ re-,
marks and anticipate trip to 81. LOUIS OF H.. .s'
~ Saint Louis, make . little note about the N.
IN being the only line from Texas which can
land Won RICH. direct In the Union Depot. II VIII
save YOU disagreeable omnibus transfer through
Al Louis, as ali trains gong East start from inc
Union Depot which the NJ, X; !. train en!ef'
daily from Texas. The H., K. 7. has no Umn''
bus Transfer 10 81. Louis. Dec H."
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-01

Gov. ROBERTS has issued an order
for election Of q Congressman from
the sixth district, to fill vacancy oaus-
ed by death of MIR. Schleicher, and
designated April Is as the time for
holding the election.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-01

IT is suggested that a territorial
government should be organized in
Alaska. Another proposition is to
make it penal colony for the whole
of the United States, under military
control.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-01

The Democratic Congressional nom
mating conSentiOn for this District
Is called at san Antonio March 18Th.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-01
STEEL ENGRAvINGS.

Each number contains Fine Steel Engraving
usually a portrait -executed In the best manner,
These engravings are Of permanent valve. and
add much to the aitraetiveness Of the Magazine
TERMS:-Slngle copies 45 oents; one copy, one
year, S6; five copies, $40. Trial snbsoripiion for
three months. 81. The RCLECTlC and any 4
ma gazine to one address, %. Postage free 10 "
| subscribers. z. r. PELT0N, Publisher,
IS Bond Street, New York
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-01
TsTRAY NOTICE:

EsrRAYED-veb 3, 1879, BY 8. ". Lane, bs-
fore y. n. Nanlove, J. p, Precinct No. y one pay
msre. ia hands high, about 10 years old; branded
% on The law and :, on the left shoulder.
Appraised at $40. .
ED. J. L. GREEN,
Va &C. g. h. Co.
Feb. l5.3W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26
VIEWS or THE M Z.

Absalom Jordan, prominent cltIzon Of hsp
rahsDuock county, died on MOrday OF Blight
disess, of the kidneys
Gen. G. W. Gusts Lee yesterday lendescd
his resignation as president OF WASHINGTON and
Leo University, Lexington, Va, and 1t vii!
probably be accepted.
A carpcuter from Baltimore. named Q. naw'
kris, aud aged about 25 years. fell from the
dome OF the State House, at Annapolis. Md,
yesterday, a distance Of sixty feet. and was
killed.
The Confederate Survivors Association will
have grand celebration az Montgomery, Ala,
July t. Rsv. Father Ryan will deliver the
opening address. Mr.. Jefferson Davis is cx-
pec.cd to be present.. Many northern soldiers
have boon invited, iuc,utiog Gen. Haoco:k.
The Lou saua constitutional convention yes
terday adopted az article On the limitation OF
tho powers of the gcyeroment prohibiting the
State or any parochial or municipal corporation
from subscribing to tho slack OF any enterprise
or 10 eny way assuming tic liabilities oil any
such company.
Cox. tho murderer OF hils. Hull, reached
New York yesterday from Boston 10 tho custO-
dy CT police, and was formally committed by
tho coroner. A large aud curious crowd Yves
gathered st police headquarters, and Cox look.
cd OF XiouSy and IcryousIy from ono side to
another, as ii fearing they would i5n"h him.
Robert Jones' colorlG, who murdered Ru
doph Eaton. white, in tho village of Rocky
MuunaiD, N. g.. December -. 1877, was
hanged at Tatbaro', N. G., yesterday. Tho
prisoner was taken by the sheriff 10 wagon
from tho Jail to tho scaffold, accompanied by
The Ejgecombo Guards and cJorcd fire com-
pssy. Jones talked ard laughed. and poked
fun ct the sheriff, dSclt long ou bis religious
experience, and said he was ecing straight 10
Heaven. % the eallowS lie drank vino as o
sacrament, shook hands all around, aad coolly
awaited the adjustment Of tho noes, AID cap
and tho sprneiug OF the trap. Death resulted
from siraueuIalion in twenty SIX minutes. lilo
seemed TO suffer much,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26

Wby Senator Burnside or any body else
should lock upon the rrtj:c. tf come foreign
capitalists by ard with the consent Ct the gov
eminent controlling tho territory, to construct
a canal across The IshInus of Dariuo, IN the
light Of manifestation OF uniliepdl2 disposition
toward tic United States is what VIC cannot
readily comprehend. 1.-THE United States ever
desired to build the proposed canal, and have
control Of il, opportunities TO effect those pur.
poses have not been wanting certainly. and
even now the latter can be secured by sub.
scribing for majcrity Of the stock. The canal
il the worlds want, apd its construction ty tie
COMPANY last crgsuiz:d for tho purpose is no
more a manifestation OF unfricndly disposition
toward the United States than toward any other
nation. Tho country through which tho canal
is to he built would furnish tic requisite money
wero it able TO 90 50, but it is not. An oppor'
tunity hes long been offered The United States
to build it, but that opportunity has been ne
plece1, and low when capitalists from al! the
world, the United States Included, arc invited
to take part AID lot in the undertaking, reso'
lulion is introduced 10 tho United States Senate
declaring tho project na5itrstaiiou OF un-
friendly disposition to this country. We cau't
SEQ it, tut Senator's must keep their NAMES be-
fore the publi,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26
I)I ED.

At Her residence, Fredericksburg, Va, on
Friday lsst, Mrs.. MANY NICHOLAS WAL.
LACE, in tho 18Th year Of her age. She was
the daughter ct Samuel and Susannsh Il. Cor
don, o! Kenmore nesr FREDERICKSBURG ".
She Was q relict o. tho lato Dr.. John Nooo Wal
laco, of Fredericksburg.
In Warrenton, Va , on Sunday incoming June
22I, SADIE TYLER daughter Of Gen. and
Mrs. NJ. K. Payne. in tho 18Th ye.r OF her aga
At Warrontor, Va, June 22l, Of cholera ia.
fantum, LILA, twin daughter CT Walter f. ani
Lila s. Hnlleck aged nine months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26
TEEEGRaPRfC HEFEES.

The Ninth Massachusetts, Regiment is on &
visit to New York.
The Ohio Editorial Association arrived at
Denver, Colorado, yesterday aitcrnooa oTtr the
Kansas Pacific lines al! well aad happy.
At Piatt's Hall, San Ffanci:co, yesterday,
Jno. Armstrong completed his task OF walking
half milo each quarter hour fer % hours each
day for 80 days.
g. A. Sehncidcr's tobacco factory and Clch-
race Il MiGs' nlach:nc shop aaIJiuiag. i'll New
Orleans, were burned las! nigit. Tho loss Is
estimated at $4,000.
The haino Republican Convention, at BaC'
ger, was called to order to day by Il. Z. Wing.
of the State Convention a9d Il. n. Pike, Of
Calais, was nominated temporary chairman
John L.viG, returned Californian, attempt
cd to shoot j ohm III. Brennar, a lawyer, on the
streets cf Providence, r.. l., this morning. lie
stepped bahiGd Brennan aud fred pistol but
missed hin, and was arrested. lilo charges
BreDpan with de!rauliog him.
A fire of iucoudary origin broke out 10 Taylor
&;Cratcs' lumb:r yard, Buffalo, n. y, about
midnight yesterday destroying largo amount
of lumber, sheds, &C. L1ss probably 1000
to $25 coo irsuraLc, no; klowo, bat tho loss is
supposed to be covered.
Tho California State Convention Ct the new
constitution party assembled at Sacramento,
yesterday afternoon. About half the delegates
accredited were present. Nlarioa Briggs, chair.
man of tho Exec ltivc Committee called the
convention to order and was cltc!ed temporary
CHAIRMAN. \ commiitcc ca credentials was
appointed, AID whcu tho committee reported
the courcntor al ourled ualil today.
The Ticket Agents tx.ursioD, including DEL
cations from the lines Of tho Baltimore & Ohio,
Pennsylvania Central and Philadelphia, Viii
miugton e. BALTIC. Il. Rs which lett Philadcl.
pba on Monday atternoGa, reached Boston
Yesterday morning. From that point tho
agents started Tor the White Morntaias and
after viewing Crawford notch arrived at the
Glen House last night. This morning tho party
assembled to the summit Of MI. Washington
and during to day and to morrow will visit the
profio Bethlehem, Woliboro aud all other
points Of interest 10 the mountains returning to
Boston on Friday.
MEMORIAL SERVICES. An old subscriber
who was formerly an officer 10 the United
States army, but Is 40 ex-CoDtsdarste, in q
business letter to us, adds the following para
graph:
Your remarks about strowiDg flowers, and
making speeches over the graves OF COntede'
rate soldiers, arc very appropriate. Tho prac'
lica Was adopted from foeiiags Of sel6sbness
and hypocrisy, AID not love or respect for dead
Confederate soldiers. Bat few who attend
thess proceedings care anything for the dead or
living Confederate soldiers. Ambition and
sefshness arc their anima,ing motives. Moth.
ing more. The great and unparalleled i6Rrsti.
lude Of Virginia TO the officers Of tho U. S.
army and navy who nobly resigned their com
missions to assist 10 defending the liberty and
property Of tho people. is q melancholy proof
Of this fact. and will be an eternal disgrace to
them and their posterity."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26
In MellIOrIiliil.

Died, at her residence, near Jefiar5onlon, ca
pepper county, Virgins. en- May IGN: 1872 Mira.
PAIR, late relict OF Mr. VIM w. farr.
This is but simple announcement OF q ,a;h.
To tho mass of readers this notice Will D3 coll
ly glanced over and then csrelessly. cast aside;
but to those who knew and honored her It VIII
cause hesrt throb OF pain, for they raa!I%3 tsn
fatal truth that death has taken from their mdS!
one Of the truest. inc purest, most uh9ei''h
women thst ever lived.
Not in the full garo Of tho worlds applause
we're her virtues displayed, MOI as msny woo
nave died before, leaving to thar psoples NOBLE
name, and having each goo! deed emoIs"ohod
in history. and whose record - Kept over g'eon
BY lofty shafts and monumoEtal matblei not J.?
the world WAS sho known, nor to tho many vii!
her loss be felt but in lne community Hrero
she lived her calm, simple, pGro lile, among
thos, who know ard loved her 50 Wall, there IN
deed will the lO.ers learn that hor absence leaves
8 void that can never be hled:
Her lifo WIS q calm, Tranquil! and happy one
beautiful in its very simplicity and most lovely
in its goodness. Sho Was from Childhood AL
earnest and devoted Chrslihn in all the ssnse
that tho word implioa, and her Chr!a.isn lsl!A
was the simple, touching faith ota child IN over
department. in lifesho performed nerd niis' We!
intulpept to tho taulta Of oLhbsa. AS 81 ooroihh!
daughter, devoted w:fa, loving mother, snH
bonored each station Of l!fe tina! she Lile1. arc
when she fell AT last in lha, dreameas sicep ms!
kisses down the eyeida, she finished perfect Ito,
Ever thoughtful. ever considers.e ever kind
10 those around her, sEe added - tho sun OF
human happiness. and were every ono for whom
she did some loving service TO 6finKa blossom
10 her grave she W, uld sleep forever in WIG
erness of flowers.
From ,hevo:ceess lips OF tho unrepiying dasl
there come no WORDS Of cheor to comfort tha
hosvy sad hearts lef. behind, but her sweet es'
ample and loving life is not untorgoi!sn nor Iot
on. shines like star through tic dark hi2h''
teaching higher aims and puror purposes
The human happiness sha conferred anu he'
Christian virtues are treasured by recording an
gols, She leaves behind kor lovo tina: takea
The sting from grief and gives. an eternlty t.
love. acr memory teaches this: above, tho
Heaven; at their feet. the grave; Tor the love.
tie grave for tho faith, the Hesven. a d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26

An item 10 another part Of this paper states
that there arc now in the poor house ct Rich
moud three men whose aggregate wealth before
the war amounted to million OF dollars.
While this Eav be, and probably is. an excep
;ionsl casa in the South, there is hardly town
or county 10 the whole o! that section 10 which
there cannot DO found impoverished men, though
no: yet in the poor's house, who wero rich be
sore tho var. Wo doubt if the history OF all
wars affords parallel case Of tho impovcrsh
ment Of the wealthy class Of a c)untry's poru
lalion. unless they wcro reduced to slavery By
their corquerors, to that furnished by tho OWL
war iu this country. The wealth Of the South
before tho war lay in its slaves, which Wero
even NOR, precious than money, for they gave
to the land upon which they lived the only
valuo it possessed. A poor farm we'll stocked
with negroes was fortune, while the best land
without negroes Vas, and is now. except 10
sections favored By marketable facilities. al
most worthless. Owing to the high taxes tho
moro Ian / man ownes now. except 10 the sec
tions referred to, thu poorer be is. The South
was utterly demoralzad by tho abolition OF
slavery. and The wonder is that not only three
once rich men are in the Richmond alms house.
but that the aims houses all over the South are
not filled with such people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26
AIEXANDRIA <}AZE:IrT E

the country BY speech no made, ad7lsog the
negroes 10 cmigratc from The South, bus Inc
uotoriety achieved by that speech having cied
out some time since, Tor . month past he las
been preparing another spcsct, for tie sole
purros, Of keeping himself beiorc tho public
and Yesterday be delivered it, though it hal 10
ref,r,nc, TO lie matter under discussion at the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26

Mr. Window is ono of the light weights on
the republican side Of the Senate. HIS malig'
nifty toward the South is unexoelled By that OF
his ADLER colleagues, ADD his stupidity. self
importance aud unctuous sanolimony are as
patent to the latter as to the gentlemen on the
other side tf the chamber. Incapable OF
entering upon any debate extemporaneously,
aud too obtuse to prepare speech 10 q reason.
able time, tho debates oa important matters
that spring up in the Senate are all over aud
almost forgotten before he is ready to teke
part 10 them. lilo is therefore per force, az be
is never SO we'll pleased as when he sees his
name in print. 10 order to keep the public from
utterly ignoring bis existence, compelled to DO
otlrudiug upon the Senate laboiiously prepared
speeches upon sui iects aud questions on which
it is not engaged and which have nothing to do
with the matters that are receiving lis attention.
About three months ago he succeeded 10
having his name printed in all the papers OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26

The Upper Marlboro, Nd, Gazette has Gu
tered upon its forty fourth volume, and well
deserves tho liberal patronage it e5iay9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26
E;cEESGS gTE.nS.

There was an immense attendance ct tho Mass
coHmemcraiOo OF the deceased Prlcca lmpe'
rial a. tho Church OF s.. Augustine, Paris. 10
day.
LII said that the 1odila GoTcrnment has re-
ccived Information that Abdul Rapman, The
the prateaGer 10 tho Afghan throne who has
heretofore levied under Russian protection has
Invaded Badakshan. and that the Afghan troops
in Bakh have reVoed.
The Paris Ofdre, NJ. Rouher $ oWa organ,
reprojuc,s. and Consequently suthenticates, &c
account of ca interview ia which NJ. Rouher
replying TO quoiou rs to who would take The
plac, Of the deceased PRICE, Imperial, said !:
"Priooe Jerome will il he accepts shat serious
responsibility. y
divorces. Moulton Ii cd q petition
for divorce from Nsal Moulton, in Washing
ton, yesterday. The pnrtieS were married 10
this city in 1865, and Went to Washington ID
1870 The ground alleged for avorc, IS cruelty
and dessrlion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26
CGH'GEESSY8.TiL.
REPORTED FOR TIE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, June &c.
SENATE.

SENATE.
hIr. Eaton vas agalo app0;o!cd 10 pe:tJrm
the duties Of the president pro i'm. who VS. 40
sept en- ac.ouat ol iliness.
Mr.. Thurman expects 10 be present 10 mor
r0W. ,
Sir. Vest asked unanimous cocseat (out ei
the morning hour) to call up the concurrent
resolution submitted By him yesterday dtcai-
iug that reconciliation Of silver, lis full restora
ton as among metals, and liz free coDlag, are
demanded alike by the d:c!tes Ct iust;c, and
Wis, statcmarsAip. He stated that his obiec:
Was TO get vote Oh the SUI jsct and let tho peo
ole know who were in favor OF and Who aealost
rcuonitiz ,tion and free coinage. He be:ived The
Wtsern Senator'S to BE- almCs: unanimously 10
favor Ct it regardless Of party lines, lie hao
received at least one hundred letters trum MS
people adv:cl!ing reconciliation, aud hardy
cns lie regard to the political questions being
discussed. The people desired to know no"
SeUators stood on the question.
Mr.. Chsndlsr-l OH .ct.
The resolution accordingly went over, ano
the Senate resumed consideration Of the DIM
| resolution 10 provide ezra pay Tor Copgrts
sional employees.
Mr.. Window aeainrcad statistics 10 rcgarc
to republican administrator.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
4 prcl csition for the rcvckiag Of tic leav;
OF absence granted to members and rtqulrlDl
all atsentces to report for duty lnmcdlatcI!
vas introduced by Mr.. ArmGcld, Of n. e., bu
was b:c:cd to.
A bill mGkicg appropriations for certain il
dicial exposes, and a bill makiog appropFla
tons to pay fees of marihals and their gensrs
deputies we're reported from tho Committee OF
Appropriations, and were ordered TO DO print
cd. a5d referred to The Committee oil tn
| Whole.
The bill prohibiting political assessment
camo up as the business Of tho morning hour
Mr.. Garfield, OF Ohio, sought an cpportunl
of speaking against the bill, but was cut oit B.
the previous question, whereupon dliator
tactics were Iesorted 10 by the republicans an
the bill went over without ac!iop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26

S. DEALuAM las just returned from New
York, and has now the finest and most select
stock OF CLOTHING, Hats and GENTS FURN-
IsHINus ever before brought TO this city; at as
tonishipg low prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26

Df. Bulls Baltimore Pills always eurc Fover
and Ague, Dam Acue. c!c., aud cost only IS
cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26

CONE AT LAST
Eag-B!ack aud White Paid Giuehams"5Sa
YG- Hamburg Edgiugs aud 'Ti,aa
IpNew Lot Of lIlwns Just opened ut
|. EICnBERGS.
i,211g Succ .ssor to S aymaker Go.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-06-05
TO LET.
A GOOD TENEMENT TO BE LET.

FHNHE brick house No. &c Green street. second
Il above the hay scales. Ten rooms in nice ORDER
gas, Sebago water and furnace. Fine large lot
containing apple, pear and plum trees. very
pleasant location, rent $500.
my2O d3wx
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-06-05
SACo AND BIDDEFoRD.


A clear slate at both Biddeford and Saco
police stations to-day.
Amusing-to see the 'drummers" bob
bling around from store to store to-day,
trying to keep dry the white ribbin on their
bran new straw hats.
Maggie Mitchell and troupe, who play
in Biddeford tonight, are registered at
Biddeford House. A very small sale of
tickets at five O'Clock to-day owing to two
reasons-bad weather and tickets too high.
Reserved seats $1.00; admission so cents.
Two large cases of machinery comprising
"slasher'' has been received at B. e. NJ.
depot in Biddefold by Saco Water Power
machine shop from Accrington, England,
and will with other machinery from their
shop be forwarded soon to Atlanta, Geor-
gia.
A party of eleven, delegates from Saco
and Biddeford lodges of Good Templars to
the District Lodge at East Lebanon, started
this morning in Mr.. N. F. Lords beach
wagon and four horses for Alfred, where
they take cars for East Lebanon They
return tonight. Many more would have
gone but for the storm.
The insurance company of North America
has been Withdrawn from SIN all;s agency
and placed with Alfred Patterson, Saco
agency. A new company in this state
1.-The Star Fire. has just been added to
Saco agency.
Barnum advertises special train on B.
q M. Friday, June 6. Leave Saco and
Biddeford at 7.12 and 7.15; return at 80
p. m. Tickets good on any train through
the day.
The Saco and Biddeford Law Club met at
The office of Hon. R. P. Tapley, recognized
and accented a new constitution and by-
laws, and have again started tremendously.