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The most popular and fragrant Perfume of
the day, "HGCKMErAcK;" try It, Sold by +,
Booking, Odd Fellows hall; G. E DWIGHT,
24:h and Chapline streets; Laughlin Bros, &
Co., Wheeling, and Husbands & Inskeep, Bell.
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LARGE stock OF Ladies', Misses and
Children's Newport Ties and Button, at
all prices. Also, a large assortment OF
Fancy Slippers, including Queen, Prin.
cess, Duchess and Mignon Ties, at L. V.
Bonds.
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PoLIcE ~CouSr-Judge Crammtr.
One case only before this Court yester.
day morning, viz:
Henry Harris was fined - and costs for
using abusive language toward Dunmore
Whiting. He paid it.
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YPAcKET-FoR
i.NS parsesSurg, PGnsrOy, GalliPOlIs, m.
vile, Cincinnati and Louisyillo- 49,
The Elegant Passenger Steamer
NEW ANDES. ..--.-.,CHA MuuLFNAN M,,,.r
Ed. MuHLEMAN, Clerk,
Leaves Tuesday, June al. AZ an m ro.u,..,-
T99sengen and freight receipted through 10 iii noints
TESE ana SOUTH. For freight or passage apply on
iun2 C H. BOOTH d SON, Agents.
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" you want to prevent Typhoid Fever,
orit You feel as II you were going to have
the chills and fever, take DR.. Bulls Balti.
more Pills. Price 25 cents.
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Headquarters for Ladies' and Gentemeu's
Gold and Silver American Watches.
JACOB ". GRUBR, IsWeIer,
Washington Hall, Cor. Market and Twelfth.
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The FOURTH STREET SocIAL.-The La
dies Social Union Of the Fourth Street
Church will meet this week on Friday
evening, instead Of Thursday evening as
heretofore.
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Thy a pair Of those fine French Kid
Side Button, the only perfect fitting
arched instep Shoes made. To be had
only at L.. V. Bonds, 1875 Main street.
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Mnslc nnd Mn.isnl Gnnh.-

The best and cheapest place to buy is
at Sheib's Music Store, under Washington
Hall. Musical instruments cheaper than
any where else.
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at Schnepf's drug store, Opera
House come yesterday:
7AH. isS. SEN. 7E
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SUFFERING cured by Bates Appliances.
Send for description to Simpson ( Co.,
Box 2236, New York,
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NICE Sailor Hats IS cents at speyer
Bros, worth zoe.
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JAcKsoN's Best Sweet Navy Chewing To.
bacco. Retailers can buy it OF Joseph
speidel 4 Co., in 5, IL and 20 pound pack.
age,
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And ask the adoption of the following

And ask the adoption Of the following
resolutions:
ResOlred, That the levy for county pur.
poses for the fiscal year 1870 be and the
same is hereby placed at 45 cents on
every 500 OF the personal and real prop
erty valuation Of Ohio county, and that
the local road levies for each OF the fol.
lowing districts be aud the same Is hereby
placed at 20 cents on each and every 500
Of the personal and real property valua.
ton in each OF said districts hereinafter
named, viz: Richland, Liberty, Triadel.
phia and Richie, constituting the Second
Assessment districts, except that portion
OF Richie district within the corporate
limits Of the city Of Wheeling, md further
excepting the villages OF Triadelphia and
Leatherwood in Triadelphia district.
ResOlued, That Geo. r. Tngle, Sheriff Of
Ohio County, be and the same is hereby
ordered to proceed to collect the tax as
levied for county and local road purposes
for the fiscal year 1870, as in accordance
with the law.
ReaOlred, That the foregoing report be
adopted.
Respectfully,
o.,, tSn.n. m
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To save money, buy your Millinery aud
Notions Of Speyer Bros.
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IT BEATS ALL.-Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Chewing Tobacco. A full supply
now on hand at Joseph Speidel & Co.'s.
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JAcEsoS's REsT.-Give it a trial and you
will use no other. Joseph Speidel 4 Co.,
Wholesale Grocers, have it,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
John F. Thompson aud GeoRe HFbberd doIng M.
mes under the tnn name Of @
Thompson d Elhberd

Fhomn @. hit eth

By yiltus Of a decree Of the Municipal Court of
wheeling, made In the above cause on the iith dSy
g. ApTa, lsIs, VII offer q putlIe sale At the front
Of Wheeling, on AZ va!
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ASK your grocer for Jackson's Best.
Joseph Speidel& Co. have it at wholesale.
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Stock must be reduced. Prices made
very low, and bargains offered at Speyer
Bros.
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Save Your Shoes

How to save money, buy your Millinery
and Notions OF Speyer Bros.
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THE largest and best stock Of Trimmed
Hats in Wheeling to be found at Speyer
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JOSEPH SPErp1 4 Co, wholesale grocers,
are headquarters for Jackson's Best Tobac.
CO.
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Buy your Trimmed Hats of speyer
Bros. and save money.
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CHEw JacksOn's bestsweet Navy Tobacco
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.

By Frew: That the railroad apportlon-
ment be placed to each district as last
year, or in the same proportion, and the
Clerk certify to Auditor as such.
BY Frew: That the action Of the Board
on May so, 1879, asking for proposals for
furnishing medicines for one year be re-
terred to the Committee on Poor with
power to act.
By McColIoch: That the resolution OF
May 8, 1879, fixing the compensation OF
persons working out taxes on the roads
be and the same is hereby rescinded.
Adjourned.
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ESTABLISHED 1875.
GRAIN SPECULATION

.GRAlN SPECULATION.
y conducted on the Chicago Board Of Trade undo,
Tue lava Of the State Of Illinois. Market remote n.
eecIHed Al the 9thsGo the undersigned every tVoiSI
IInn1te9, and ordeu for purchase or sale can Do az.
IG.S 4 GlLn!n teh w minutes. When bought to-day
and nargiu aud profits withdrawn. PenoRai SttSn.
non 90 the pan Of investors not required. CrsTo,
Akls MONEY = DEPOSITED IL NATIONAL BSNH ~
500 eontOls 5000 bus6IsSO Controls Y Al IN mn,
sS Zoo Sulh 10 & &
1900 +" 10000 buIhIProdts diSIdsd ~
Customer Of this office have been 1nii6FmiT SIo.
eessluL Send for explanatory circular. Or iii
room !, FtrSt National Rank BuildInY.
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READ! READ! READ!-The most extensive
and the largest grocery house in the United
States-H. X. & F. B. Thurber & Co, West
Broadway, corner Of Reade street, New
York.
In our stables Giles Liniment Iodlde Am.
lnonia gives the best results. Until We used
1t were annoyed and troubled. We pro-
nounce i the most valuable remedy that
owners Of horses can use.
H. X. & +. u, THuRBER & Co.,
Sold by all druggists, Send for pamphlet
DR, GILEs,
40 West Broadway, New York.
Trial bottles % cents.
Logan, List & Co., Agents. Trs4w
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The applications OF Elizabeth Miller,
George Baker and Herman Geohringer, OF
Fulton, for liquor licenses, were granted.
The liquor bond Of WIN. Stamm, Of Tri-
adelphia, with John Pfarr and Louis Sti-
iel as sureties, was approved.
On motion Of Mr.. Boring, the Clerk
was ordered to advertise for proposals 10
build a foot bridge across the creek at
Steenrod's.
A number Of bills we've read, and order
ed paid. Several additional bills were re-
terred to appropriate committees.
Mr.. Schultz gave notice that he would
offer a resolution, at the July meeting OF
the Board, repeating the ordinance by
which the compensation Of the County
Physician for the city district is estab-
lished,
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TIE CouRrs.-COuXrY CoURr-Judgc
Boyd.-The June term Of the County
Court commenced yesterday.
Court sat at 0 A. NJ, His Honor Judge
George E. Boyd on the bench.
The following gentlemen, summoned to
serve as grand jurors, appeared and were
sworn: John ZoeCkler, C. ]. Rawling,
~. S. Rhodes, J.B. Sheppard, James DaL-
zell, John Fl. Hall, L. +. Hanson, Joseph
Schiller, Charles v. Seabright, G. ".
Rumble, Edward Westwood, Joseph Sey-
bold, W. G. Handlan, James Robinson,
Joseph Bell, James Wait. After being
sworn, the grand jury retired to their
chamber to consider Of their present
ments.
Court was occupied during the day in
reading the docket, setting cases for trial,
dismissing others, and generally clearing
the decks for action. 2
Lewis Travis, who was summoned
TO appear as a witness before the
grand Jury, failed to put in an appear
ance, and a rule was issued against him.
Travis was accordingly arrested and
brought into Court to answer the rule,
when he wss fined $40 and costs for con.
tempt.
THE GRAND uRY
completed their laboH shortly after seven
o'clock in the evening, and appeared in
Court and submitted the following report.
True bills were found against the follow.
ing:
Selling liquor on Sunday-Judith Roett-
ger (2), Frank Walter 81, Elizabeth Mil
Ter, Laborious Kress, Henry Amick, Geo.
F. Bot. : ~.
Assaultand battery John Gray, Joshua
Miller, G. W. Humphrey.
Petit arceny-James Kelly, alias James
johnson, (2).
Selling liquor without license-Joseph
Webb t2l.
An Indictment was returned against
Charles Daily, for unIawfully conveying a
revolver into the Jail with intent to facili-
tatc the escape OF Geo. Long, alias Punch
Long, aprisonerlawfully detained therein.
The following were returned not true
bills:
Selling liquor on Sunday-Judith Roet.
teger (l3), Frank Walter Q0), Henry
Amick, II. @. Bauer, Ambrose Schaffef,
Fred. Werner, Boniiace Alwinger, VIM.
Englehardt, Geo. F. Bot l2).
Keeping house Of III fame John Ship,
Maggie Young alias Maud Stanley, Mary
King alias Mary Ferguson, Mary Boiling.
Lascivious cohabitation-Susannah b.
Howard.
Selling liquor without license Eliza.
beth Miller ~, Mary Ship, Lillian Wells,
Julia Chisel, Maud Stanley.
NJ - Kan
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Respectfully,
JonN FREw, Chairman.
ADMINISTRATIONS rRoN EyGlNrER sMITH.

6AAAh
County Engineer Smith submitted a
communication in regard to the work up
on the roads and bridges in the county.
OF the work awarded by the Board at their
stated meeting in May the larger part has
been commenced, and satisfactory pro-
gress has been made by the respective
contractors. The Board appropriated be-
tween 800 and $500 for the extension Of
macadamizing on the West Union and
Roney's Point Road south OF Middle
Wheeling Creek bridge. As that portion
OF this road next the bridge, for a space OF
about 800 feet, is upon a grade exceeding
the legal limit by about 10, Mr.. Smith in
structed the contractor 10 omit working at
the point named until action of the Board
upon q suggestion which he had to make,
viz: to raise the bridge four feet, with a
corresponding change in the approaches,
which he thought would involve q cost
not to exceed $40, and thus reduce the
grade TO its proper limit.
On motion Of Mr.. Terril, the suggestion
Of Mr.. Smith was conCurred in, and it
Was ordered that the cost be taken from
the amount appropriated for macadam-
king,
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loR SALE
DOR SALE

FOR MILL AND
l. MACHINERY.
VI sell under order Of MuskIHgum Glmmen
rrIsSTSS' % the highest bidder for r1h. At z'npTlk,
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TUESDAY, THE Iona OF LIME nD.

ttra-Tho Mlsktngum (HSmmtrD wslen MI,
y the HeSt end Of Main street, HanrsViIle. II ilpi
% Iel:ed EIousd, subject 70 = rental VI S+p PEI Jdi
S5r water power. Appalled, al $500 Location Anl'
Seeond|Aachlnery TT use In = WOODEN mill, tOUi';
~ spindle jaeh, ] SSb IS.iAch CanI,, / I1vso,
gnnder, ] fAnkee grinder, / picker, j uiuoU ~
Stoua press ! cloth EindeT, l cloth brush, ddh
SneAis1 . narrow looms, l hand loom, ! W~Art+f, d'i'
-, SpooieF, l bobbiB WindeF, | yarn Terl, ! blOSd,
ste1n boiler aud 6xturus, | hand xix, / Indigo ntu,
! IeiIIng MIL, shAtIRE, pUiIsys and hangers, "a PIPE
-9a nxtnreaS steam beAllng pipes aud 6Iiurrs.
sale Of mill At Court Hotlse 1t :. y.
sale q machinery At mill al 5 =. ".
myS d&V U. BAl.LOu, SLtris.
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F0R SALE-THE PIANO WAGON
q Adams 4 Lucas. The running gear arr bSi.
Y neS. WIN b old at a very low PFcx. TObs NJ
Athe store Of G y. Lues. Apply 10
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Gm ~4trtdtis&men
NeH Adrertisementa.

once. Nos. 20 and "a Fourteenth street
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE : CHOICE BUILDING
l. Lots, situated 10 Pleasant Valley.
Enquire on the Premises.
mylS WM. TORTER
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CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
At Green Bay with Chicago & Northwestern
and Wisconsin Central Railways for milwaukee,
and Chicago, and for all points, North. East and
South and with Union Steamboat Co. for De-
trolf, CieV9ian4, b".ta!o an II? east.
Shore & Western r ror5nawano and Mantle
woe.
At Amherst Junction and Plover, with Wis
consin Central r. r. for Ashland Stevens Point
PORTAGE aud Madison
At MerrilIan with Chicago, St Paul i Min
neapolis Line FOR Black River Falls, Eau Claire
ST Paul and Minneapolis
At Vinona with Chicago Milwaukee ST. Pau
ny. for st Paul and MINNEAPOLIS, with winana
MARSHAL, Sioux City. Yankton AMI points west
At La Crosse with Southern minnesota * R
and with Chicago Clinton, Dubuque and mime
sofa r.
Tease Receirer ond General Manager
RoBT T NATHAN
Asst GenE PGSS'r dgs.
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From aShingtOn.

WASHINGTON, June 18th, 1919.
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Q. Was the box destroyed
A. | was DESTROYED.

After giving various extracts to
show that Democrats would not per-
NIT any Republican meetings unless
they would yielp one half of the time.
These and various other mutters to in
termediate the colored voter Mr..
Williams closes in the following elo-
quent manner:
"Gentlemen of the South, you think
US moved by the spyrit of hate; you
think us actuated by selfish motives;
you imagine that we seek to keep open
these sectional Issues 70. political pur-
poses. You we're never more mistaken
in your lives. If there is anything
the people of the North long for. yearn
for, pray for, it is political peace and
commercial prosperity. Without fact
TO stand upon, sectional issue could
not live an hour in the North the
people are tired OF sectional issues :;
they want peace, but they love justice.
They realize that you suffered in the
war as we'll as they; that your homes
were stricken, your field laid waste,
your cities made desolate they know
that in defeat your pride was wounded
and that in all you do you have to con-
tend with the education, the associa-
tions, and the surroundings OF a life
time; they appreciate your accom-
plished manness and genial ways in
social life, and we of the West realize
how many interests we hold III common
with you. Let this resign of barbar
ism cease let social ostracism for po-
litical opinion be no more let the ex-
ample of your brave Longstreet and
your General Key be followed. In
short, let all the people of the North
see you come one step in dead earnest
and they will go ten to meet you,
though they tread over a hundred bat
tiefelds and thousand graves, filled
with their loved and lost ones! We
cannot contend forever; the edicts Of
nature. the laws of God, the immuta
bic principles of right are stronger
than we. A truce to sectional strife;
let the rights of all be respected; let
the citizens rest in security let the
bow of peace span the continent, filing
the heavens with its radiance and every
home with the JOY Of its smile. Then,
indeed. will our country have needed
repose.
!, No more shall trenching war chan
mel her fields, nor bruise her howerets
/, with the armed hoofs Of hostile forces
Let every loyal citizen obtain, reac
and circulate a copy of this admirable
speech.
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MAKE no EGg8TAAE.
GOING WEST.
EST. STATIONS. GOING FAST
+Dinncr.
oiuhCI.
DIST q NOES

From Green Bay to New London. 80 miles
Plover 50 IN; Grand Rapids. s. IN: Mcmillan
Junction, - m; Arcadia, 1872 IN; Winona 2l4m
Lacrosse, 239: St Paul, psi; Minneapolis, 292.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tet-
ter. chapped hands, chilblains, corns,
and all kinds of skin eruptions This
salve is guaranteed to give perfect sat
isfaction in every case or money re-
funded Price % cents per box. For
sale by Garrison & Whittlesy, Contra
liza, Wis. feb27mS.
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Connections: &c. NJ q ST. P.R.R. q
w. Il. r. Sc. L. &. NJ. R. r. 4.-W. c
r 5.-Stages for Jenny.
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Il GRAND RA!Ill1s, Saturday, !uo 2sE, 1873.
sOLE PROPRIETOR.

This grand an clas-
81 entertainment i
wholly exempt fr N
tine Ia sit ncies ana
conrsnesS t. frequent
. H"~.9' in mo t
OF tent exhibit;onS.-
In this Great Show
there IS nothing ever
presented hat Il gen
ttcmen would hesitate
to bring his faaIly tn
witness. or the most
e-acting take eNccp-
ton to.
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A sure cure for sprains. bruises,
swellinss, pains in the back or side, is
DR.. Marshall's Arabian Oil. Try it.
Sold by F. j. Wood.
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Notice. indebted to the late
firm of ST. Amour & Edwards, will
please call and settle the same to.
T. G.. ST. AMOUR.
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THROUGH SLEEPING CARS
from STEVENS PoINT to
IEiIWsasvsa lE1oo & Chicago

daiiy.exe"pt Sunday. on Clio 2. m tran fro III
Stevens Point. going Els land south, arriving
il E@ioH D@po!. Cor. Madison and Canal Street,
Chicago. al j:3n a. M. Passengers for MILWhV-
KEE may transfer At iiiIher without leaving the
train. into Milwaukee sleeper from Green Bay,
and rest unds;urJcd till morning.
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left on the island, so that the large
number Of people at husband had to
make round journey of forty miles
to vote.
Mr.. r. NJ Wallace, United States
Supervisor, thus testifes:
Q. ''Had you any conversaticn
with any parties, democrats. during
the day about the use of these tissue
ballots?
a. | did rot.
Q. Did you have any conversation
with any parties, Democrats, after
wards, in reference to their being
used?
A. | had frequent conversations in
relation to the matter after the cleo
ton. They regarded it generally as a
huge joke, which they had perpetrated
on the Republicans. They did not
pretend to demo the fraud
He further answers: During the
day, after dinner, after twelve o'clock,
a man came to me, whom / knew to be
an active and prominent Democrat,
said to me that he was Democrat,
but that he was a friend of Mr. Camp
bell. [ had long known him to be a
Democrat Of the most straight-out
sect. He had been very active, and
had done all he could to break down
the Republican party, but he was III
favor of honesty and fair dealing. He
was also, as | have said, 2 friend o.
Mr.. Campbells, and desired his cleo
ton, and now said he to me, indig
nantly, they are stufHng the ballot
boxes all over town.
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=gGE E=fc7,,ssS (irain-SaYir=. Tim r-Caring,
= I'D .--g ;---!.e-. Of .iio dsy and genera
ion. a.i - ..~~ E7.t: work, Perfect Cleaning
and fer 81 Ito iFUil Haatase.
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He told me also that place had
been agreed upon to seize and destroy
the poll list at Washington engine
house. The reason of that was be-
cause it had been too closely Scruti-
nized by the officers who went there
to allow any of those tissue tickets to
be put in The result was that there
would no doubt be a large Republican
majority at that poll and therefore the
Democrats had determined to destroy
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At husband, which is near the city
of Charleston and around which a
large majority of the colored people
live, the poll was abolished about six
hundred colored people live at that
end of the island. Campbell Church
poll, which is in the center of the is
land was abolished also The poll at
Andell's store which is at the extreme
end of the island-and at which very
small vote IS cast, rot more than one
sixth Of the island, was the only poll