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pARkERsBURe.
Gibson's gn-Dfstingui.hed Ar
rfv&1x Goods N0minatfon.
c.,>I..y T..~.,4.I % IL. pa1;sfer

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Gibson's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ar
rfv&fs Goods Nomination.
!spcc;ai Dispatch 10 the Register.
PARKxkseURe, August 25.-Hon. Eustace
Gibson, the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress, left here for Roane county on yester-
day morning, where he goes for the purpose
of arranging his canvass in that county.
The vast crowd who listened to Mr.. Gibson
on "Wednesday night last can testify to the
happy faculty he has of holding the atten.
ton Of his sandience. For one hour and and
fifteen nAinutes he held that vast assembly
spell-boond with his eloquent discussion
OF the issues involved in the present cam
paign. The frequent rounds OF applause
with which the speaker was greeted was
eyidenceithat his hearers were in sympathy
with thekentim ents expressed
Hon. w. II. II. Flick, United States Dis
trict Attorney, arrived in this city. yester-
day, and autographed at Hills Central.
The United States District Court con-
ssRsS Hon v " p Hubbard and Major Harry
Russell, OF Wheeling; are registered at Hills
Central.
Deputy Marshal J. E. Rumley has been
up IN TYLER and Peasants counties sum-
moning witnesses for the United States
Court. -.
The majority of the cases on the docket
are for violation of the revenue laws.
The case of Albert Dawson, OF Roane
county, who is charged with robh;ng the
United States mails, will be preseI ted TO
the new grand jury.
Col. Thos. G. Smith has returned from
the Magnetic Springs very much improved
in health.
A great many of our citizens attended
the Harvest Home" picnic near Little
Hooking, O., on Thursday. These pleasant
occasions are annual reunions OF the good
country people of that vicinity, and are at.
tended by hundreds of West Virginians. 1t
is estimated that there were $500 persons
in attendance on this occasion.
The nomination of Hon. j. II. Good for
Congressional honors in the First district
is received here with universal satisfaction.
The Parkersburg boys always had warm
feeling for Ohio county's favorite son, and
they are consequently much gratiied at
the honor he has received.
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Turkey.

CoNsrANTINoPLE. August S5.-Said Pasha
and Assemblimen Pasba, Turkish dele
gates to the Conference, have advanced
fresh demands in relation to the military
convention With England, to the effect the
Turks should land at Alexandra, and that
proclamation to Arab PsSha, instead OF
calling him rebel, should summon him to
submit to the Khedive
CoSSrANTINoPLk August 25.-The Porte
has formally denied the report Of the muir
der OF Christians at Beyreuth and other
recent rumors of disorders in Syria.
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Delta rau Delta,

CLEVELAND, August 25.-The Delta con-
vention Asdjourned at noon after electing
Professor Z. G.. Walker, of Adrian, Michi-
gan, Grand Worthy President: Professor
John H. Grove, of Delaware, Ohio, Grand
President; Professor John n. Study, of
Green Castle Indiana, Grand Secretary; w.
B. Best, of Meadville, Pennsylvania, Grand
Corresponding Secretary; Frank Koerster,
of Mesdyille, Pennsylvania, Grand Treas
urer; Charles +. Townsend, of Ohio. Secre-
tary of State, Orator; Hon. G. s. 0rth, OF
Indiana, Alternate; Will Carleton, Poet;
c. NJ. Snyder, Philadelphia, Alternate; Rev.
A. J. Culp, of Toronto, Ohio, Song Writer;
III. w. Callingwood, of Boston, Alternate.
The next convention will be held at Indian
apolis. August 25th and 26th, 1888.
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Yr.. rnl.ler. 3. c..y...a...

WArKrxs. n. Y, 25.-seven hundred
delegates were In attendace on the Free
Thinker Convention to-day. The follow
inc committee on the establishment Of Q
Free Thought University was. perfected:
Col. Ineersoll, Courtlsnd Palmer. New
York: Hon. A. b. Bradford, Pennsylvenis;
G. Chainey, Boston; ]. II. Burnham, Mich
O. n. Walssr, Mo-: Elizabeth Cady, btan-
ton. J.; Col. n. T. Billings. Ia; ex.
Goyernor Charles Robins0n, kau., Hon.
9. b: Waite, III; John y. Eagle. North
d r. WsIsef, founder Of ths town of
Siberia. in Missouri, made IN apRea Tor
aid Tor . liberal orphan ssyium bsspg ~
fnbiisbed there.
Sunday sD address will Be- nads ~ Geo.
Cheney, Geo. c. Miner and rhadsu, b.
Wakernan. Tomorrow the dsiegstes lake
4 boat excursion TO the house whsrs kobt
q. Ippersoll was born, Is miles down the
Iake. This evening, on motion q Court
land Palmer, It was voted unaut.
mously that the free tkinksn q
New York In annual CONVENTION assem-
bIed. welcome Herbert Spsncsr 70 America;
appreciate his noble servics, 70 ire
thought, science and philosophy. rsspect
his desire for exclusion and mt md
heartily wish him health, long lie and
prosperity. :
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spraxue I'm a Fighting Humer.

PRoyIDENcE, r. l., August 25.-F. ID.
Moulton, the purchaser Of the Canonchet
estate, was repulsed from the property,
yesterday, by Ex-Governor Sprague. To.
day Trustee Chaffee, with his lawyer, went
down to put Moulton in possession, and
found the place occupied by men hired and
armed by Sprague. An anonomalous flag
was flying on the house, armed men were
on the roof, on the lawn and at the various
entrances.
After an interview with Sprague's boy,
who said an entrance would be resisted by
rifles, Calling guns and mitrailleuses,
Trustee Chaffee decided to withdraw and
give the State of Rhode Island chance to
enforce the law. a9E 81
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Major Fifth Cardlry, Con.mdHdi'
New Three Per Cents.
POLITICAL MATTERS.


LOUISVILLE, KY, August 25.-The Demo-
cratic convention of the Third Kentucky
district nominated John f. Hallsell, Tor
Congress, vice John n. Caldwell, who de-
clined q denomination.
KNOXVILLE, TENN, August 25.-Wm.
Rule was nominated for Congress, yester-
day, by portion of the delegates from the
Second district, and L. c. Hank by another
set. Both will likely run.
CoSNERsvILLE, IND, August 25.-The
Democrats of the Sixth Congressional dis
trict nominated Luther Benson.
ST: LoNIs, August 25.-The Democrats OF
the Fourteenth District, this State, after
being in session three days, this morning
nominated L. H. Davis for reelection to
Congress, on the 452d ballot,
SELMA, ALA, August 25-The Fourth
Republican Congressional district nomi-
mated John W. Jones. colored, for the va.
csncy and ex-Judge G. II. Craig, for the full
term.
AUSTIN, TEX, August 25.-The Demo
cratic convention of the Tenth Congress
sional district, nominated John Hancock
by acclamation. The Upson delegates,
representing twenty out of the hfty'two
votes, would only consent to enter the
convention upon the condition that Han
cocks name be Withdrawn, which being re-
fused, they left in a body. Most OF the bolt
ing delegates favor protection, and TO
that extent are in accord with Ex-Governor
Davis, the Independent candidate.
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TOPEKA, HAS; August 25.-Specials pub
lish some very unfavorable reports OF crops
in New England, concerning nearly ell sec
tions and all kind OF crops. Lack OF rain
is the chief cause. Crop reports from the
west are favorable. Fine rains the past two
On Change there was q general advance in
prices. At IL O'Clock wheat was H9I
higher; corn, ktaE higher; oats, no sales
except August, which was steady.
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GALVESTON, TKxAs, August 25, "A Concho
special says: There were heavy rains here
from s O'Clock this morning until o'clock,
filing North and Main Concho, and inun-
dating the towns OF San Angel and Ben
stores. The loss is estimated TO run up in
the thousands. No loss Of life is reported
The people have al fed TO adjoining hills.
awaiting the subsinence Of the water. The
river is now slowly falling
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Austria LIkely to Haye rrouhle.

ALEXANDRIA, August 25.-The Austrian
man OF war Nautilus remains of Aboukier
Efforts to obtain the release of her bosSs
crew captured by the Egyptians, Monday,
have been fruitleSs. EmiSSaries have been
sent to Aboukier and Kafre FL Dwar to en-
deayor to secure their release, bat has not
yet returned. The Austrian consul tele-
graphed De LeSseps regarding the detention
Of the crew and he replied he could give no
assistance
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Rn.iness Hnilures.

New YORK, August 35.-The business
failures throughout fhe country, reported
to New York for the past seven days num-
Der l07, a slight increase on last week.
Eastern States, Is; Western, 3s; Southern,
20; Middle. Is; Pacific States aud Terrific
ries, IL, and New York City 5. The only
assignment of any consequence In New
York City are w. & ]. Strusz, shoe dealers,
and Billings & Co., pianos.
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Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, August 25.-The feeling In
the iron markets is about the same as last
week. The attempt is to be made, Monday,
by Brown, Bonnell & Co., OF Youngstown,
to start their mills, is attracting much at
tention, as its result vitality affects the
future of the iron markets. Pig iron Is
quiet and unchanged. Manufactured iron
is scarce, the demand good and prices hrm.
Steel rails quiet and nominal. Petroleum
quiet and steady. The railroads are doing
a heavy passenger business, but freights are
comparatiyely light.
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BALrrnoIk, Nd, August 3. --The gtsin,
market il more active and transactions
moderately large. Wheat is fairly ACTIVE
and the market ruled steady until Thur
day, when IN advance was recorded as we'll
for all options as for September. To-day
the market was rather dull, and ct the
opening prices advanced fraction, but
receeded before the close to the fiS-
ures OF yesterday. Receipts for the week
were 1,170,S25 bushels, against 1,06i,9 ,9O2
the preceding weak. Shipments ], ,096 $50
bushels, against 7S5,5SS last week. The
export engagements are large, as well for
continent as for Great Britain. The corn
market was dull generally, and the receipts
were very light and in the absence OF ex-
port demand, little interest was manifested,
though prices were steady. Oats had col.
lapse Wednesday. Under very large re-
ceipts the market rsn down 10915c. On
Thursday there was check to the decline,
and under an increased demand, Q small
advance was obtained. To-day the market
opent firm and an advance OF 2@3c was
obtained on all kinds, the market closing
strong at the advance. Rye dull and under
receipts greater than immediate require
ments, the pricel fell off s@l2c. Flour
quiet, and the week shows O decline OF
fully 25c in all grades; buyers more eau
tl0uS 0uu ulu u0t CAlC W OaSt4AAAaAosS -
while sellers showed anxiety TO unload,
To-day, however the market showed more
frmness, and moderately active business
was done at reduced quotations. Proyisions
were fairly active, with q aiobbing demand
and steady market until Thursday, whom
the price Of pork was advanced 70 $2A00
Old pork is all OF short weight and not In
demand. though there Is very little In the
hands of the dealers. Cut meats and lard
steady. Butter dull, except for best grades,
for (which full prices are maintained. Cheese
active for best at top prices, while skins
were neglected. Eggs higher than ever
known at this season of the year. The
market was bare of stock and to-day closed
Arm at twenty cents Grocery trade was
dull. Sugars In light request, and prices
reduced fraction, though generally they
are advanced during the fruit season. Col.
fee has been very firm. There Is very
little good in the market, and but little OF
the new crop has been received.
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Russia's Position.

CoNsrANTINoPLE, August 25.-Nelidoff,
the Russian Ambassador here, finding it
impossible, in the face of the decided atti-
tude Of Lord Dufferin, to get the stipula-
tions Of the military convention between
Turkey and England examined, and il
necessary modified by the Conference, is
now endeavoring to have the document
officially communicated to the Conference
be wishes TO extract from Great Britain q
formal declaration that she will seek no ex-
elusive advantage in Egypt and will sub
NIT the final solution of the question to the
decision Of Europe. Nelidof has already
obtained the support 10 his effort OF at least
one Of his colleagues.
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OunrreI Oyer Cnrtls.

LIrrLE Rock, Ark, August 25. : At
Mountainburg. last night Tom Sincoe,
David Pope and Frank Lane got into a
Quarrel when playing cards. Lane drew
Knife and cut Pope in the abdomen, disem-
boweling him, and then fatally stabbed
Sincoe. At last accounts Lane was in the
hands of the mob and it is believed he is
already lynched.
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IHRlnnn.

DURLIN, August 25.-Lord Spencer, Lord
Lieutenant OF Ireland, has declined to in
terfere with Judge Lawson's course.
LoSDoS, August 25.--The decision of
LORD Spencer was given in reply 70 depu-
tation of the corporation of Dublin, headed
by the Lord Mayor, who complained that
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gWAsHINeIoN.
Mississippi River Commission : Re
Cloud on the War Path.

ClOuQ On tuc war Eotns
WASHINGTON, August ga meeting CT
the Mississippi River Commission is TO be
held in New York Monday and not here as
previously reported. sf-
The following has been received at the
War Department:
FoRr RoBINsoN, NEB., August 24.-Red
Cloud says he has given the Indian Depart
ment sixty days notice in which time ne
wants investigation and the agent removed,
or he with his followers will put the agent
off by force, and the department must De
responible if the outbreak follows. Red
Cloud is cool. but determined. He has
quite a following, which am informed IS
daily increasing. Something should be
done at once to counteract this influence,
otherwise trouble surely will follow, the
extent of which cannot be foreseen. A
little more strength here and at Fort Neio-
braria would be judicious, and should be
ordered at once. This would strengtneni
the Indian Department without interfer-
ence from us, and might save us greater
trouble and expense. .
TSignedl Z. V. SUMNER, ~
Major Fitth Capalry, Commanding.
New Three Per Cents.
WAsHrSeroN, August 25.-The allotment
of numbers of the new three per cent.
bonds began to-day, and will be continued
until ali the applications have been dis
posed of. The allotment was made by
chance. The only offers considered to-day
were those first forwarded, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, the 1st Of August. There were about
1000 packages of this class. 1t will be
several days before q statement showing
who are entitled to the low numbers OF the
low bonds can be prepared.
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7WHEELING ". va. SATURDAY MoRNING AUGUST 26 1882.

general satisfaction among the Democrots
here. On one of the numbar spoken to
on the snH oct showed any signs of recalci-
trancy, ana he hadn't much to say. When
ssked ho4 he liked the nomination. he
simply Is&sIked ,pamnfno " s and Damn, Dam p
an ardent admirer Of the Tyler county
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AMhnlesale Poisoner.

SPRINsFIkLD, MASS, August 25.-Charles
Sperry, Brookfield boarding house keeper,
tried Thursday to poison his family and
nine boarders with Paris green. The
poison was fortunately discovered before
harm was done. Sperry has fled.
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CHrcAeo, August PA number of promi-
nent citizens are moving vigorously to get
upa fitting reception for the widow Of John
lected TOR her benefit
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aCoaIidentI,Ic,.

-. E. Psqst Psssht PA confidential
) lived J sSG0dy ,;'ay 4 Co, named O'NeiI
heavily T'Id ND life, having drank % and
are frSrr, uIa ,Sst last evening. His ae.
'h"rt u. 'nree to FIVE thousand
paying a visit to bis mistr,sss ,ss
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Justly Hanged.

NEWCASTLE, DEL, August .. - James
Reader, colored, was hanged this morning
for committing rape on little girl, in
February last.
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Gray,s sentence was arbitrary and exces-
siye, and who asked that searching in
ouiry on oath as to the conduct Of the Jury
which convicted Hines, and alleged abuses
in regard to impannelling it..
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| .,,,d measure the reflection OF
O air notion of the Khedive's
C;sbt be arrived at,
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WARSAW, August 25.-A renewal Of the
outrages against the Jews Is reported from
the interior of Poland. The assailants are
encouraged by the apathy of the officials.
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L. Truth: "In some OF the
lem cities of America there
\ telephones than there are at
H. England"
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II. Democratic candidate lot
", r,.rt in Alabama, is elected.
f.. srq all in and his majority
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;r,,rment at q picnic, with a
and mourners, furnished a text
...cbers a at a certain Eastern
II other daY.
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,O, The day of small things
~ ~ woman slew . Chinaman
[ u of scissors.
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EE NEWS.

80, Of vineland, n. j., are
Sol the Knights of Labor or
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
The Cleveland and Marietta Railroad


NEwcoMERETowN, o., August 25.-The
first through train from Marietta to Cleye-
land over the Cleveland and Marietta Rail
road passed through here yesterday, and
citizens all along the line can now give
since his purchase of the Wheeling and
Lake Erie, has been untiring in his efforts
to gain direct outlet from the Ohio to the
great lakes This result has now been OF.
fected by the construction d the link be-
tween Canal Dover and Zoar, aud by the
lease Of the Cleveland and Pittsburg Road
between Zoar and Canton. BY the new
time. card, which takes effect to-day, two
through passenger trains will be run north
and two south each day at the average
speed OF twenty-five miles an hour, and
will make the trip from Marietta to Cleve-
land in eight hours. Through trains are
also run to Toledo. The coaches and other
rolling stock, except the engines, are en-,
tirely new, and the road-bed is now in good
running order.
The wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad.
NoRwALK, O., August 25.-The entire line
Of the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
was opened yesterday morning for regular
traffic between Toledo and Marietta. The
road as completed is first-class in all its ap-
pointments and is very popular with the
people. Work is advancing rapidly be-
tween Fora and Wheeling, and it is hoped
that winter will see that part OF the line
also completed. The shops in this city are
rapidly nearing completion. The brick
machine shop, 80 by $50, was finished to-
day. Shingliug is nearly done on the car
shop, so by $50. The brick work on the
round house, which contains twenty stalls,
is rising rapidly.
Railroad Rates.
NEW YORK, August 25.-The Joint Ex-
eeutiye Committee of the trunk and con-
Meeting lines of the passenger department.
continued its labors to-day, in Commis-
sioner Fink's Office, and adopted the fol-
lowing schedule OF fares to take effect the
1st of September next
Chicago TO New York, NJ. C. q Erie.-...-...sis .
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WELIsyILIK, August 25.-The ros36esce
OF Dan Mckenzie here was entered yeseef.
day during the absence cf the fsmiiy snd'
so In money stolen.
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Hanged.

AIKKSs, s. c., August 25-Robert Parker,
white, was hanged to-day for the murder of
his wife by poisoning last December. He
maintained his innocence to the last.
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WASHINGTON, August 25.-At the close of
business to-day, United States called bonds
have been redeemed as foIlows:
Under l0Sth call Sl9,S45. 100.
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wnKEsssKHx. Pa, August 35.-HsSYy
Richards. VIM. B: Williams. Alfred kisG
teriousIy burned In the HolIenbsck mine
this afternoon, BY Che explosion cf -
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MY son bad a terrible skin disease Of head
end face. PERusA cured him. MRs. Il.
YETTER, Pittsburg.
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IN Schuyler comfy, says the
Journal, there is said to he a
. O'd man. who without apparent
lSlng plainly on a farm, has in
tn HeaHpassed through the phys
'anges OF four score. AT the age
Il ne mad all the development of
anu muscle usually ia a lad Of
Al 'welvehis beard was grown,
EAy oairs appeared. Now, at
81, =. Ne Is as decrepit as an old
ush'y' and seems tottering ON
re Of the grave.
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Is, 40 bags and bales Of domestic and 69il
bales Of foreign against 62i and 68s the same
time in 1881. Cotton Is still too high to
tempt buyers. In wholesale clothing and
dry good the jobbing trade ID fairly sclivs, !,
but cotton and Woolen fabrics are quiet e
first hands Pig iron Is firm and tkeder
mand isfully up TO production, bat many
furnaces ore preparing toe incrsase their
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NAiIrrrA, August 25. willie ochulfbslD
sged seven yearS. was eccidentasiy oroveee
BY falling from ccai barge e ne noe0
OF fbe Muskingufn shout az O'Clock -
terday.
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RaiIroad Rates.
TheCrops.

The Grand Trunk and Erie rates are the
same as those quoted above.
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boys who had slipped into the
ass works at New Albany, In-
the other day, met with a mar
fcape from death or serious in
These boys were rushing out
% the warerOOm, and, not OBJ
a large plate Of glass, 9x7 feet in
|anding on is edge for inspection,
GlrOughit almost without a scratch.
'a'S was broken into thousands of
snts
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hahOne gang have no use for
E-they have found out that he
RepudiatOr," This discovery is
|iful shock to the moral nature of
fe and his friends The rigid vir-
an "eliminator' put him on a
plane 50 high that repudiation
to wear the awful aspect of a
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., 0ur soldiers in Colorado have
IU.bipg a white man. 1t Is
ESey can't screw their courage
/, noipt of killing an Indian
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|ODgest fence in the world IS .
tsnre on the border of New
When John Sherman is in a
! bumor how that fence would
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lockton, Waldo county, Maine, a
having a population of l,545,
eyen persons were jailed for
fnness last year. As Stockton
Bl9 votes, these figures indicate
senty-two per cent. Of its voters
Pnkards which is really a very
'ng proportion, considering that
isa nO-liquOr State.