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Daily globe., 1883-06-03
PLEASANTRLES.
LINES on A PLUMBER

Yet he never repiWs, as
And thriveth IN winter and sumber.
Gtye him but an order TO plumb,
And his bin strafghtway reaches sumb
That depletas your exchequer-
Would equip three-dequer-
And makes you most awfully glumb
PARAPETs-
NEVER known to get tired-Outstand
ing debts.
Nor suitable for clothes line-A
cord Of wood.
BOUND to make a man cross-Gettiny
to the other side of the street.
AMBITIOUS man-"Is there any fixel
rule for writing poetry2" There is.
Don't.
LANDLUBBERs "double the horn" Oft
ener than sailors do, and yet the latter
come up groggy.
WHEN you are unable to purchase 70
set of scales on credit, bear in mind that
"cash takes the balance"
IT rains alike ON the just and the .uu
iust-and on the just mainly because
the unjust have borrowed their umbrel.
las.
ONE can't be too careful with firearms.
A boy carried pistol in his coat-pock-
ct, and one day, while he was in swim
ming, the pistol unexpectedly went off.
He has no suspicious as to who took it.
The manner in which Connections
courts and iuries are run has provoked
criticism from every State in the Union.
Aman who commits murder in that Stato
has got to own it and prove it before u
jury will believe it.
A GENTLEMAN was complaining that
he had invested large sum of monaJ
In Wall street and lost it. A sympa-
timing friend asked him whether ha
had been bull or a bear to which ha
rep1ed: "Neither; was jackass r.
Co11EcE Professor -"Can we see an
intuneAAs osisesy' Pupa-"Yes, SIR"
Rrofesser-"MAs What do you meanr
Cite your authorities" PapA-"S "Shak-
speaxe, kE. See HaEaless advice to the
players when he speaks OF those who
saw the air.e
READING List Of the names e{ candiA
dates fr he General Osars, one gentle.
nseH &aRd assabher, Ben, whe is Mata
manS I den't aaem b recall hiIn to
raiud. ,"Wty,. replied Ben, "ys,s
know lrim. He goes b esx church, but
he seTx eoaaes."
~kEHMH myNSeaiag here for an me
tsRsetRai wzawe' aAreA seedy, reds
HAssd krdaffvlNasaa ek aaa editor. Yes
my hieaa," pekl Tile x4a 81 qu#b.
Cd eoEaade4ess ssaYe~Asr. treseetng
your visit, leB an speuing for you.
Turn the knob to the right"
PROFESSOR (tostudentj j-'sYou wishma
to give you recommendation I don1
remember ever having seen you at ang
of my lectures." Student -''Ah, Profess.
sor, you evidently confound me wiSs
another man who looks very much hiFO
me, and WHO II is true, haa never AZ
tended your lect1res." ProSessor- -"Yes.
yes, vezy Mely.'. e6a~es han tin
recommendatieh,1
OzD Tom Purd@, Sir Wdter Soottis
favorite attendant, enee said: "TheIA
are fine novels Of years, ah Walter
they are Just Invaluable TO me-" y
am glad to hear II, Fom." "Yes, srI
for when khave been cat all day hard aS
work, and come home very tired. and
take up one Of your novels, I'm asleep
directly"
RNEyr rIIu npANn
Daily globe., 1883-06-03
KNEW THE BRAND.


The cares our mortal lives beget,
Have left me all unchangedip those
Respects that mark heart thAt'strue
To love and hope and faith In you,"
To him responsive then she said:
"No, no, dear Jack, we caItnos we'd"
And added, with deep drawn agh,
"For, though the same old hope remains,
Tho Same old love Of days gone by,
The same old faith that never feigne,
I smell, and fear twill last till dsath,
Tho Same old whisky your breash
Il Word FOR THE ENGLISH SPAR-
ROW.
It is possible chat much of what id
said against the English sparrow il
based more upon prejudice than upon
observation, and 1t is only just te thi,d
greatly condemned bird that when-,S
word is said in it's favor It should hava
wide hearing. Such word is said
by the Germantown Telegraph, and
results from close observation. The
writer of an article In that paper says
that the birds are daily before him up4
on his premises, whereon he raises alH
kinds of fruits and vegetables. Thew
have been carefully observed, and theis,
behavior has been noted at all times
and under all circumstances, the con-
clusAn drawn being that they are the
most efficient and valuable insectivora
GUS birds ea She premises, and theugi$s
unless fed "a ff.e spring with vegetable
Offa1, thy NF eat ths eaRsyspinacif and
Lestusa, and &ae fkai tsaaer feaves oG
fruit trees. they do nas eee&e m extent
10 cause material damage Rv eOsnG
fruit Of any Rind. When ansAces aepear
in the spring, UP to June or A1gass{
they appear to be unremitting In ted
ing upon them, and the pear crop oga
the paemises in question has never
been so free from the attacks of its en%
emies generally asisince the sparrowa
have been there Though pugnacioua
among themselves, they do not drivea
away other birds, as is proved by tha
fact that on the premises in question:
there'are more rohina than ever. and as
many cat-birds and wrens Then thea
sparrow can be used for food. as it be-
comes very fat, and the writer from.
whom we are quoting suggests that
they should Be allowed to be shot foq
food. as their increase so rapid that
there WOULD always q ample sup1
ply.-BostoN Journal
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-27
QUITE A WRECK.

The most serious wreck that has occurred for
some time on the h. c., l.. 4 h. railroad,
happened about ten O'Clock last Tuesday nigh
to the south bound through freight. The train
had been stopped ab-ut mile above the depot
to allow the engine to throw a car iGto the
Wichita track. when by some means it broke
in two and several ears started down the grade
The engine failed to discover what had hap
pened and was backing up with four cars at a
pretty rapid rate to couple onto lis train when it
collided with the runaway cars. The result was
the utter demolition of seven cars, which were
thrown from the track and broken into kintling
wood Two of the cars were empty, two were
loaded with lumber and the rest were partially
ware, consigned to points in the southern part
Of the state. The lumber was broken to splint-
ers and the other freight, as can well be imag-
ined, was pretty badly demoraliEed, boxes be-
ing broken open and their contents scattered
for yards around One peculiar freak of the
wreck, as noticed the uext morning, was that
two of their kegs labeled 'Bour bon and
Peach Brandy" had small holes punched in
the end, but were not otherwise injured. We
are at a loss TO account for this. wrecklng
train came down Wednesday morning, and
gathered up such Of the goods and fragments as
were considered worth saving. The loss to
the company will probably amount to five or
six thousand dollars. No one was hurt al
though two Of the brakeRen were standing on
the cars when the collision occurred They
were ''fred or rather suddenly, but escaped
without serious injury.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-27

The arst quarterly report for 1se5, Of the Stat
Board Of Agriculture, Is at hand and 10 filed n
usual with interesting and instructive matter
| II lie devoted mainly to report Of the condition
Of wheat and rye throughout the state. Aller
county Is credited with an AREA Of 900 acres In
wheat, the condition Of which is estimated al
10 per cent below this time last year. Tho
acreage Of rye has increased from 50 acres in
lss2. to 80. The condition is god, being fully
equal to that Of any previous crop.
The church social people who are always
casting about for something new In the line OF
entertainment, may profit by description Of
the way they do IL in the Lesvenworth churches
They are called Weight socials, and ''the game
is for a gentleman to Lift lady in his arms and
then guess at her weight. after which she steps
on the scales. and he pays a cent for each pound
he has misse'i IL In his guess. The weight
part is in the weighing and the ''socials' in
the lifting They are popular, and the treasury
of the Lord is being greatly rsplenished.
gentleman from Rochester, N. Y, by the
name of Allan Mcdonald, has recently pur-
chased half section Of land in Marmaton
township. near Joseph Orr's place, and will
move his family here In short time. Mr. n.
intends to purchase another half section. as
soon as he returns from the east. and will 60
into the stock business on large scale, giving
special attention to sheep, of which he expects
to put about 1000 on his place this summer.
Mr.. Mcdonald is a gentleman of large means
and # great energy, and we are glad that he is
to become permanent resident of the county
Last Saturday was the birth day anniversa ~
of three Of the fair young ladies Of our town. no
celebrated it by taking themselves and a few
friends on fishing excursion. The party went
to the grove near the river bridge and, in spite
of mud and wind, spent the day very pleasantly
at boating, fishing, talking. eating and target
The fish and the target probably
suffered less damage and decentralization than
anything else connected with the affair. The
returned to the city in the even
ing, with the understanding that the day was
% be celebrated again about the middle of May
They request US also to return thanks to Davis
{ Co. for favors received.
Among the jobs turned out at the REGISTER
,fice this week was an edition offs 90 copies of
he ''Neosho Valley Land Bulletin, +" issuel by
he Neosho Valley Land Agency. 1t is four |
,age paper containing well written descriptions |
II our town and county and of this part of Kan |
as generally. and giving partial list of the |
ands held for sale by the agency. Editorially, |
he work is well done, and Messrs BowIus & Co. |
leservs the thanks of the community for an adj
ertisement that will de our town and county an
immense amount Of good. Any one wishing
oPy to send to their friends In the east can be
by applying to Mr.. Bowlus.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-27
PRAIRIE FIRES.

Considerable damage has been done lately by
prairie fires. To parties who are inclined to be
careless in this respect, we suggest thought
full consideration of the Is~ upon, the subject
For the wanton or wi<dl setting on fire of any
woods, marshes. 81 praifies, which occasions
damage, a very ,heavyfne or imprisonment OF
both, is provided bs the .tatutes. But the law
most interesting in this county, because
most Frequently violated, reads as follows: IF
any person shall set on fire any woods, marshes
or prairies, SO as thereby to occasion damage to
any other person, he shall be liable to the party
injured for the full am unt of such damage, to
be recovered by civil action -
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-27

Parties wanting clean fax seed for
sowing, should leave orders at once
with A. W. Beck.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-27

A full line of gents collars, cuffs,
ties and scarfs, at McNutt Bros. store
| on the south side of the square.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-27
DIED.

We are sorry to chronicle tse death. o9>fast
wednesday night, of Nf. Robert NJ Hart,
father Of our well Known eftiren, Mr.. Marsh
Hart. Mr.. Hart fas a resident of Illinois, and
has been ailingall winter. About a month ago,
his son wentto Illinois and brought his father
home withhim in the hope that change might
benefit bfm. But he continued steadily sinking
and died as before stated. The funeral will
take place to-day at ten O'Clock, at the N. Z.
Church, Rev. VIM. Hankins officiating.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-27

LETTER LIST.
List of letters remaining in the post
office at lola, Kas., April q, 1883.
Avery. EFF Honnold, Der.
Cunningham VIM Holman, L 4
Clark, Miss Anna Kennedy, Allen
Curry, W Kelley, L
Dobson. W McLain- Carey
Daylong. S b Miller, Mrs CD (5)
Hang W Smith, il
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please say advertised
and give date of advertisement.
C.. NJ. SIMPSON, p. NJ.
W. A. Scott would like to interview
the man that traded hats with him at
the rink Monday night.
In fevers, malaria, billiousness,
heartburn, ect., nothing is so benefici-
al as Browns Iron Bitters.
p Ladies. you will find the "Ball Cor
setn at McNutt Bros. Every one war
ranted to give satisfaction OK money
refunded.
Miss Thornber has Just received a
large stock of new millinery goods to
which she invites the attention of the
ladies of lola and vicinity.
The North British and Mercantile
Insurance Company is doing the most
and best business in the United States.
w. A. Cummings, agent.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-27
DOLLARS SAVED
by buying for cash of Fletcher & Co.
FOR SALE

House and lot in the northeast part
of town. Apply to
MCNUTT Bros.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-27
BARB WIRE
LETTER LIST,

Only $40 per 100 pounds. We still
lead. FLETCHER & Co.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-27

We have a few ready made silk
dresses which We will sell at less than
cost of material. o. P. Northrup & Co.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
Go t0hom 1t fildn Concern.
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OF THE
y EVACUATION OF NEwYoRK BY THE BRITISH

CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OF THE
y EVACUATION OF NEW.lOlSk BY The BhlIioh'
VEN IiEhpoUARiERs CENTENNIAL PRocEssIoS,)
500 MuLBEARl'sIt NET f99ssSS'(
The undersigned having been appointed by the Joint COM
ittee OF The COunC OF the ty OF OF tho
bawber OF Commerce State OF New York and OF the
NpwYOTk Historical society, Grand MARSHAL OF Tue oy LOT
t comng Centennial Celebration Of the Evacuation OF New
Vo by the British Troops In 1893 respectfully announces
that quarters for the purposes o the nave been
esabshed IN the Court Room OF the Police Department. No.
300 Mulberry st. -, -, - - ..,...s ,..,,,on.
General and Chief OF Sa TO whom all correspondence relating
OF positions 20 all organizations in the general
column SA01i" O0 '0'jS JOHN cocHRANE Grand Marshal
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OF THE
u EVACUATIoz BY THE BRITISH OF THE CITY
The commnittee appointed make arrangements for the
Centennial Celebration OF the Evacuation OF New:1ok Dy
te BRUSH Troops 1888 beg leave 10 announce that there
will be military parade OF the National Guard OF s
the 26th November Inst, WhCn VIII bc e'
c by His the Governor OF New York ami other
distinguished representatives, OF the thirteen original SV
be dcsire 10 make the celebration popular one
cordially invite all veteran and exempt nitfy OgA1
Grand Army Posts and all civic sOcees IN uhioid
having quarters In this vicinity 10 take part m me
General John COchiane has Deen des2ael
Grand Marshal OF the day with headquar'es at Sout
spUnses this invitation should bo addressed by tho'e
desirous OF participation NV ,,,,,,p s,,,,po cho,ro,,
BY order. JOHN AUSTIN STEVENS, Secretary,
NOTICE.-Headquart of the Committee OF
~ Arrangements for the Centennial Celebration or the
Evacuation New York by the British Troops III ~ - aa
OF Grand Marshal has been established ia Ihe court ioo
Of the Police Department 800 Mnl3eIIy,g NJ Chairman
Hew.Yor9 November /, 1888
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
CENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

" Between Scw.York AMI HayI@ .
1upany's pier urW - North River, loot ~ NeTtohL
Tragclrrs Uy ths line avoid both tiuust hy luF- railway
and thr -cUn!ur ri crusA uE tH channel u small Jt
Special train leaving the comp luyH do'k ~ ha'!r l't m
Pans arrival Of rioamois baggage checked al '"io'A
tHrDu yli ID Paris. -. - ,,. -.
LABRADOR, collier, " 81 N"N - p M
AMERlQut, s1ui"ily ..--.-.... M'tl' ''' 49, a. " ~,
Cheeks payable ~ sight m amuGnts 70 rGi on Tue hahqo
TfansatlIntiqap 81 Para.
Tor freight aud passagr apply 20 o.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03

BORDEAUX LINE. -
Id New and direct line 20 the south oi France,
NEWNOEE AND HUEDEACA BlEIl II. - a.,
CHATEAU IIDN ILL lluts''Hf +'"'
49, CHATEAU LATTE hui hhl ' -,
r. CHATEAU MARCIA N.....---.. ttlhn'l. ~, =
Frin Pr,nti-s's 4 Iras Cnrlr wast Frfyl BrooAyn
Travellers or FraH-- Spain and Italy. Pyrrurc1 Pau
Nice &C will save tins pens" by taxing this iiEe
Cabin (ucudng vincl. sS0. stssrage. s@5
For passage apply 10 80 49,, ,.,.t., A., ,,,u.r., o.,
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
i)ermin gEierminators.

NOSTARS EXTERMINATORSd destroy a,ls. Rats
nce Roaohes Lice Bedbugs F1oas, h0ths lnialilDle
reInedss best storekeepers a05 Browne ~ AAlaenAn"
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
Ciin i)ropsrlp 90 Ect.

"a W oJ1I4'oI'
TNJRST- ASS STABLE, 35th-st., fOnr stalls,
water in abundance; eig west Of 5thave Inquire
Is Moat 81 list.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
Che Curt.

rI,HE RACE MEETINGS, C0NEY ISLAND
JOCKEY CLUB season oi 1884, will be he'd on the to
lowing days ,.,, ,,,-,,.r,,,c
june 10TH l2 l4th 17th 10TH 2lst 24th, 26th 2oth;
July lst and I'd. ,,,. ,,,,,.,,>-l
August SOih, September 3D. Ath 6th 9Th, lth l3h l0h
io'n @n" sO'n JGK LAWRENCE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR MINERAL Oil.
Il JRFFERsoSyILLE DEPOT OF TfE QUAKTRRMAsrhRs(
,
IEFrERssNYILLr. InA., Oot. 20, lsS9. }

JEkfEkrsNfILLF, IIii UuI, 90 10y. ~
Scaled Droposals In trplcao subject 20 the usual eOnl
fiona viii be received this Office unti III O'Clock M on
Tueslay 81, 1885, at which time aa pnse ca .y &
OF bidders Tor tuiilsih9 "o
HyePing af this Depot Fifty Thousand gallons Mi yi
The Government the night 10 REJECT any VI " ~
posals. -. ,.,,o.,ie rroduetion
and and such preference VIII be ye 20
OF production produced ou lne n, eryrs
extent OF their consumption required by iho Pu''
there. =. ....... a.o xvill Ia fur.
blanks and fuli information as 20 bidding' stc, w" W ~
nisliod thls once. application Az. ..s,u III = A
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
COUNTRY REsIDENCE, sANITAKIlHMII a lIJ! \

u ~ FPITIT and POULTRY FARM, within ga miles gt
three depots GO miuutes ride tro bertyst oy neIene
express trains overlooking SOmeryiie anu iSlsIan
m6untan slope elevated site good air wasT no aI % 1'
Hn,," oTrbafd garden; cOnmutation yearly, 500 VIII
lent wi pri giiege Of purchase al sZ2; AqeIssss
III Mora, M.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
See Cream.

HORIZONS ICE CREAM,
ALWAYS PURE and DELICIOUS
Patent supertrozen BRICKS OF ICE CREAM
To carry home will keep hard ono hourj try ono
DEPoTsi
s0b 4thaye 2ss Broadway 10 Cbabamst ITO East 2oth
st, ". X. and as Futonsts Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
Business Cbanrcs.
Gogarinershlp Ao,lrea

AIR. ID. p. MORGAN, JlR., retires from the
WI arm of Davis Tile Co.. this dA c and the business
H berra be continued by the ned under the hn
H'N' VI ~ ~ FELLOWES DAVIS,
THOMAS TlLESTON.
NOTICE is hereby given that the firm OF
~ Cooncr a. Dockstlder IL this dEy dissolved by mutual
consent. MASlilNniO ON ~ - I,yr SOor ~ t,IhIip
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
Ocean Steamers.

NCHOR LINE. u. s. Mail Steamships.
"A san irom New-YOTh every saturday Tor
PROM Pier 20 North River.
GIRO AsSIA.-Noy. 3, n m. FURNEssIA: Nov ~ A. m
ETUIOPIN NOV TO- I .. m BOLIVIA. Nov. 70, D. M.
cabin passage. $50 TO $50 Second CABIN, $40
Stos rtgo outward s29 prepaid, s2l.
Line DTas Issued 40 lowest rates are pAn HceO Oi
charge in In gland. Scotland ald Irvland
fasapge tabn Plans. Book oi TpuIs c.. Apply 20
HIN DEIgSDN BRDTuEES. ! BoSnng Green
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03

AT BARG AINS.-Fifteen superb four story
"a 100 deep; LenOx Hin; ITiees, 5000 10 Sl1OOOO
WXCG;OFF /. .261 Broadway, l4O East l&Jth-St
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
Gin Real estate for Sale.

a SPLENDID INVESTAlENT.-Two 30-foOt
n dsts west 0f 8d-av; win be sold cheap CRAWFORD "
TICHEORNE, 900 3day.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
CUNARD LINE.

NOrTCT-nIA ROUTE"
FROM NEw.YORK 10 LIVERPOOL VIA oULEHS
TOWN.
PROM PIER 80. 40 NORTH RIVER
ggYTfTTA " ,iu. ..dIy NUy 1880 a m
GALL1A ..
LDIHN ~ W tu' l E"N, - a. a. l
TANONIA " ttiit-'y NV - y ia
Cabin PASSAGE. ESQ, $50 and SlnL
sirrrat rFr- and iruu a parts o Europe nt yny low
rates Irrlglt aud passage uiar. No. HU"hnE birth
NJENB. II. BIJMN g. CO.. Agents.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
Corp Grafton Noiites.

for dredging at the ,s ioos
Of West 40tbst and at the foot OF Wes 4lthst d
ey vl bs received by the Department Of DcckA II
10 Duanest until Thu URsDAG, November . lo9o NO. ~
onock m full information see the Ciy eoOiaI o"P'
fof sale at No city Hall.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
fpdnndL.

NT0TICE OF ELECTI0N.-Heim Leather
Retne CompanyThe Annual Election fSr lF1s'eSs s e
1Ie,nnany pi1 held at their Office, No SIS t,h.t
the hOOrS November 3D. 1888 Polls open rOm IL 70
81 m C. II. Chss@ed, secretary.
NOTICEThe asSi mecthg on Go5psnT ca9 viii
- "a no ~ arreist 3D. Esw York On inesGsy M
ne heu ~ Jss9 M ~ O'clock the electlOh
for the ensuing year, and the Snscnon oi
business A. .o,,oocv he riesed ten rrZys
The TRANSFER rams ae,InH y " ID. LEWIS COLLIER,
p1Or 10 Inc noouAs' Secretary.
.New.York, Oct. q. 1888. s9.-----
0pFcON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION
4 t" COMPANY.
SCALED proposals be received at the ocs oi ne
ers' and Trust Cohan 80 ~ thiytS Eve bonds Oh
r. 0To@on railway aud Navon Company tor the SINKING
potded m tne mort re unheTsigned securing
~ sone proposals should be directed 20 T. o. Rost.ld
osi5eni Nos % and Wilamst aud must be presence
bafc ~ O'Clock m the lst The FaImerS Loan ana
Trust Company lrus'eo'" r. G. RoLsTON,
New.Yors Oct 22, 1893. Presdoht.-
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03

WHITE STAR LINE.-MAURY ROUTE.
w UNITED STATES AM ROYAL 1; y NAIL AZ M STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlVEHlPOOl-
CELTIC, Capt. 0leado Thursday, Nov "a II m.
QEHMANIC Capt kennedy Saturday Now ~ a M
BhITANEIC capt Perry. SATURDAY Dec a. M
KBPUBLIC Capt, Irving ......,IhulsdAY DEC % lOa M
FRoM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
lOrH-ST
RATEs.-saloon $50 $50 ana 500. Return ickets on
favorable steersgo from the Old Country s2 from
New. York, S23 -,
For Inspection Of plans sniormaton apply al the
'-' Il. J. CoaTIs Agent
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
GOnntrp llroperlp for Sale ano 60 fei

n " acres large double house moIern mroHeasnsd t d
enuOOel9 ; "DU"N las Broadway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14
BEE KEEPERS ASSOCIATION.

The Western Maine Bee Keepers As
ISOLATION, will hold their next regular
meeting at the residence Of II. c. VIII
bur, Auburn, Maine, August 18th and
SOth, 1888. A large attendance of bee
keepers from different parts Of the State
is expected.
Those attending the meeting are re-
quested to bring any apiary implements
they possess. Any articles sent TO the
Secretary, will be placed on exhibition
and cared for free Of charge.
The following is an imperfect outline
of the programme of the two days:
First day, a. m, Secretary's report
Treasurer's report; report Of the Vice
President Presidents address; appoint
ment Of committees to award preferences
on articles exhibited, etc; intermisslon
from - to 5 p. m, for refreshments and
a practical lecture in the apiary, manipu-
lating the bees, etc; afternoon session
from s 10 s; evening from : to o'clock
for the reading of essays and discussions
on subjects of interest to bee keepers.
Second day: morning session firm 9 to
u. report of committees on supplies and
fixtures exhibited, and other matters of
interest.
Bee keepers from all parts of the State
are cordially invited to attend, and take
part in the meeting, and general invi-
tation is extended TO the public.
W. W. MERRRILI, Secy.
DR. ]. A. MORTON, Pres.