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J. A. Philippi 4 Son. Of Milford Pep:
have purchased the dry gcoas and general
notion store of Mr.. Vim. A. Boyts, Of La
Evansville. The business will BE conducted
by Mr.. NJ. NJ. Philippi. who is an enter
prisiDg and cbiiging business man. We be-
speak for the new firm a good patronage.
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Hon. A. ]. Colborn was at home in at
tendance at Court, last week. He returned
to Harrisburg Monday morning.
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NollCE.
In repetition to change the In the Court of Com
charter mon Pleas OF SON.
Of erset county, Pa.
The Farmers Union Asso- No. 4 January r,
citation and Fire Insurance 1875 Equity Docket.
Company Of Somerset Co
~ January, 1883, petition of officers and men,
hers Of the "fsrmerS' Unior Association and Fire
insurance Company Of Somerset County' pre-
sented 10 the court, read and hled setting forth
that Il has become inconvenient to hold the cleo
items II Berkley's Milk las provided in section 0
of article q, there being NO suitable building In
which to hold said elections, and 1t not being cen
traiiy located, AMI praying the court to change
said section to read as follows. to wi The elee-
Il a Of Directors hall be neld In Berlia, Somerset
county, Pa. annually on the first Monday Of each
and every year" IN now IT, wit: 2 January.
1883 the foregoing petition being read and cobsii-
cred by the sour Il is ordered and directed tina;
notice Of this application be given by put lieation
In the Somerset HKRALp and Meyersdai Com
m~sressl for three weeks. Per curtain
8. u. TRENT,
jarsl Parliamentary.
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Hon J. H. Longenecker will please &C
cept our thanks for public documents re
ceived.
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January IL. 1888

WALNUT LEAF HAIR REsToKER.-Itis en-
tirely different from all others. It is -
clear as water. and. as its name indicates. is
a perfectly Vegetable Hair RestoreE. 1t will
Immediately free the head from all dandruH.
restore gray hair 70 its natural color, and
produce a new growth where it has fallen
off. 1t does not in any manner affect the
health, which sulphur, sugar of lead and
nitrate of silver preparations have done
It will change light or faded hair in a few
days to a beautiful glossy brown. Ask your
druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted
smith. Kline q Co, wholesale agents, Phil
adelphia. and Hall & Ruckel. New York
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Tfks plblic are hereby notified that the under
Gi.nQd has purchased ~ the shefin's sale Of the
psfs6esl property Of Tobias J. Ksuimac the fol-
bsing named articles:
Qnc essstnx aovs. d a.; one eieck, Is cepfs; one
|0u1nnut, 81 no tahd 1, . cents; tws dough
efsya o6ee1fe ~ ngssA 413 - Bet ehairs, - ~:
- b1rsa. =. oae sAesf. 81 y; one bedstead
= & yes ssde1eeA . iG one esrsss tles aoe
etsvs. a esBts, one eesrte, q =, oae ukeeibarl0u,
- ~ 80 asd sd bsx, - -; oae uzSon and
bar, ~ - haxsUu, = - sps thresh1ng ma
q; 80 co a6d csll "a -, ooe coz, ~ thres
ealves. - %. thrve calves, a. "a two caIsee, -
90 blsek 0~rs. -; eae DARK aav nars, SIS enc
-. SO g = r, . e:ns,s oos pigr g =
Il GHe -; ~ harness, =; Bf At hafnsss. -
Thsshoss psnperty has bssa Ian IN ths pnssss.
J1CoDL KAUFMAN.
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Our genial young friend, John II. Jordan
of Bedford. visited the HERALD sanctum
tuesday morning.
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corrt was in session up to 5 O'Clock Sat
urday evening.
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scent sheet music at Fishers Book Store.
Just received 200 new fresh pieces of sheet
music, and selling at s cents each; former
price 10 cents.
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Fprrpgys Irrxs.

FRrEpESs ITEMS.
Snow plentiful and sic dding all the &c.
The citizens of this pls ce are all enjoying
the long pleasant and happy winter months.
Last week our schools were visited BY the
County Superintendent. J. c. Weller.
Wednesday evening last. the oath inst.
our boys had the pri siiege of attending q
spelling bee at Snyder's Mills. G.. N. Dick.
ey was the presiding teacher. 1t being =
very fine evening for the occasion an i'm
mense crowd was present. The house be-
ing crowded to its utmost capacity . large
number were Obliged to remain standing,
the seats all being occupied. The exercises
of the evening consisted of spelling. After
recess the audience was entertained by .
song of welcome by n of the fair misses
of that place, after which followed declama-
tons. readings, dialogues, essays and lee
lures. all of which were highly appreciated
by the whole audience. 1t can be said that
the able manner in which the ex-
ercises were performed by the pupils was
a token of thorough drill, and
qualification on the part of the teacher as
veil. The spelling throughout was . great
x,ocess. Let US have another.
MARYLAND.
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Childrens' suits. 3 to 10 WIS of age LIS to2.0
3 to 10 " "a 4" SEQ to 400
Boys good heavy suits 800 to 400. do, 40
to $50; youths do, 80 to 500; do. 40 to
$50; mems DO, 40 to $50. A few single
vests lsft at % cents each. By calling you
will have the largest stock of clothing in the
county to select from, and at prices that
defy comDetitioD,
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A valuable COW, the property of Mr. Bar
net Picking. died Friday night.
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Thank God the firm hand Of Chairman
Pile still holds the reins.'
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NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE.
In repetition Of citizens Of In the Court Of
the Northern portion Of NIL Quarter Sessions OF
ford Twp for commissions the Peace IN and for
20 Somerset County.
inqrire into the necessity Pa
and propriery Of making an No II. April Ses-
election district sion
And now, 18th November. 1sz., on motion Of p.
J.. Kooser and II. L. Bser. Esqs-, flea- report con
nrmed ABSOLUTELY. and same day the court oriers
and degrees that the place Tor holding the cleo
lions Ia said new election dissrici sh.n be at the
house occupied By David Caldwell. IN said dis
tricl and the court appoint Joseph Shuitz Jnsige
Of Elections and Jacob 5. Phillppi and Freeman
Enfield inspectors OF Elec.is1 for holding the
elections Ia said new election distrler tIi IN e:ec
ton hearf shall be elected fbr said iistrics aspro-
vidcd by lag.
Some-se: County. ss.
Extract from the Reenrf- Certified ieth No.
venber, ISL
s. u. TRENT.
jsrA Prothonorsry.
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CouRr PRocEEpINGs.-The following GRIM
inal cases were tried at last weeks term oil
court. The balance of the cases on the list
were settled or continued:
Commonwealth VS.. /. NJ. Bell and iona
thar Miller, procuring an abortion. on tht
information of Mary Z. Shaefier; Grand
jury return not a true bill as tts Jonathan
Miller. but a trne bill as to l. NJ. Bell Yer
dict guilty Motion for a new trial was filed
to be argued at Adjourned Court.
Same VS.. George Shaulis, perjury, on IN
formation Of Emanuel Amman; Verdict
guilty Motion for new trial filed.
Same vs.. Gee. w Cover. A. and b. with
intent to kill, on information of John IL
Kim. nell Verdict guilty of assault: Sen
fenced to pay a fine of $40 to the County
and pay cost of prosecution.
Same vs.. Geo. W. Cover. A. and B.. with
intent TO kill, on information of Harriso N
Lohr; Verdict guilty of assault and battery;
Sentence to pay a fine of $40 to the County
and cost of prosecution.
Same VS.. Frank Poieman. A. ana B.. with
intent to kill, on information of Lydia N.
Harmed: Verdict not guilty, on the ground
of insanity.
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NOTICE.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

Eat Of Hszry slpe. late Of Jsrser township.
deceased
Les.ez Of administrators On rfs above estate
haysox been xrsntec 70 the andersixned by the
srupef authority. notice 10 hereby given % tnose
Indicated 20 The <zld estate % make iDnedfzte
aynen AMI tho>e having Chains o. c>nAsds
sxzi.st II 10 present them daily za1hsnticatsd 10
es[fIsuru. nj the tafe r~esk1ence Of the decezse4
a SATURDAY, ths ;sxh day q fe5ru.x2 80
NHfHAd SWE
AlCHAn II 9xrx.
*srio A1D6n1Dxrsfonl
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The attendance at court this week is not
very large.
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DUBLIC SALE

ed. win expose TO sale, at public Outcry, on the
premises. On
Tuesday, Feb. 20, 1883,
tate OF Curtis Kooser. deceased, viz:
No. !. Situate on the southeast corner Of Pstrf-
1t and y est streets. In the borough Of Somsrset.
bounded on north by Patriot street, west by West
street, south by South street, and east by lot No.
2, fronting 81 feet on Patriot street, and extend
ing At same width through TO South street, hav-
ing thereon erected q two story brick dwelling
house. two story frame wood. coal and ware house
wash house. wagon and blacksmith shops, stable
AMI Q ner OutbGfdingz
No. 9. Adjoining No on the wes-, Patriot
sreet on north. lot Of Hon. VIM. Collins on the
~ffy-cne tee, four inches on Pa 'riot street. having
er cted thereon a two story log house and out
bull ings-
No ! A lot Of ground 10 ssid borough. fronting
sky six feet On West street ana extending back
- equal width one hundred and TWEEN y-seyen
fee 10 an alley. adjoining West street en- the eass,
ley on north and ~est- and lot Of Mary Gardner
on the south.
No 4. 4 ~, Of ground 10 said borough. fronting
about rs feet on Raee stree, sr1 extending s1'h
10 bots Ot J. NJ. albertsrn FOUNDED on north By
Race street.. cas-. by slley. south ,. lot OF J. VI.
aihertson. AID west by No. s
MOI A lot Il ground In said borough, adloin-
ing lane, the exfensioa westward Of race street,
on the north. No. I on the east, lots Of j. NJ Al
berrson ON the south. and No. 8 On the Eesr. con
iaining IN 'front.' on said lane about IA feet, add
extending through Of same width
No. G. a lot of ground In said borough. s5Ioiu.
ing lane. the extension Of Race street westward
on the north, No. 5 on the east. lots OF J. VI. Al
berfson on the south, and lane leading from above
described lane southvard % farm Of Nicholas
Berkev on the west. fronting about :57 feet on
said lane. extension Of Race street.
TERMS
one-kalf 70 De paid on delivery OF deeds and
D.. 4. "a N. Ia a. n.zurh. fhsron ar fan ~
purchase money 20 be paid on daT Of sale. Pos
session given lst April. l>s3.
W.. p EOOSER,
1ane4 Administrator
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NOTICE
In $50 the county Commissioner Of Somerset
county placed an insurance Of $1,000 On the court
house aud Jail. The policy IL dated September
18th. 1870, No. 1914 in the insurance company Of
North America. The policy was lost or mislaid
befor the present board of commissioner came
into Office Any one having It in their possession
or knowing OF It's whereabouts will please make
the tact known by calling at the Commissions rs
office at once. as a new policy has been applied for.
ADAM :. >H aFFER.
Joseph HORN rR
HERMAN ". BRUBAKER.
Dee. p. CommisSioners.l
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CIVIL LIST.

NJ. A. Sanncr, use of John G.. Same VS..
Alexander Stutzman, C. G Stutzman, ex-
ecutors of Joseph J. Stutzman. decd, gar
nishees of Joseph }. Stutzman tAtt. Ex.l
Verdict for defendant.
Wm. c. Havely and Sally F. Havely, his
wife, in right of Sally +. Havely VS.. CT.
Hay, (Assumpsit , Verdict in favor of de-
PENDANTS.
Joseph Christ VS.. Henry Shaefier appeal
by Deft) Verdict in favor OF plaintiff for
$685.
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-DMiSISTRATORs' Notice

Estsse q JOHN sails. late Of conenasxh Twp.
Deceased.
Le-ters % ADMINISTRATORS On the above estate
having been GRANTED to the undersixned. 81 ths
proper authority. Do;iee Is hereby given 70 those
indebted 20 IL 20 make imnediafe payment anc
those having claims or demands viii present then
duly aatheHttcated g0r settlement. on SATURDAY.
ESQ. IN Dssiissiiie.
LEyIA- BLOCGB.
AM Administrative
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:, Valentines at Fishers Book Store.
|. !, the time TO get good heavy suit
| by going to
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NALESMEh WANTED! Salary and ex-
II penses paid. Stea y employment. Write
\ for terms.
CHASE BROTHERS.
Nurserymen, Rochester, n. Y.
dec133m
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ORPHANS coURT SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

DY VIRTUE 0f an Order Of Court, 70 me. the
ID undersigned. directed, / viii expose TO public
sale. On the premises, On
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l.. a, Holderbaum's in men and
f~a..ats. ladies satin dolmans aud
la. tic.
AZ mean what We say. when we
r. hat we have the cheapest line OF
over in Somerset. Call and c
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mos, beautiful Card, Easel, Lace and
.,,imental Valentines at Fishers
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a man who is too lazy to make his
ing. is very industrious when maxi
love.
rooas at unprecedented low prices
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Eliza A. Tayman, Somerset Bor.
Jacob 5. Picking. Somerset Bor.
Joseph Sheets. Glencoe.
Dennis Wagner, Salisbury.
VIM. Slicer, Myersdale.
Samuel Buchanan, lockwood.
RESTAURANT LICENSE.
John Stacer. Myersdale.
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Darlington, vi. Jan. y. lss2
subscribe to the efficiency of Downs
IhHir. Il has been a standard remedy for
pughs and colds in nv family o yeaT.
J. A. ARTHUR,
Deputy customs Collector.
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]. b. SNYDER & Co.'S.

and country dealers supplied at
10 prices with valentines al Fishers
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Good Sunday Reading.

The time between the appearance of this
number of the PRESS and the opening of the
polls is sufficient for intelligent men to de-
termine the course they will pursue Monday.
Many intelligent men have already made their
decision; some for Mr.. Libby because they
know he has made an able, careful and bright
magistrate, keenly alive to the best interests
of the city, and eager and pertinacous in
maintaining them; Others against Mr. LIBBY
because he has thwarted their schemes fer pelf
or power. These last have made themselves
very busy of late going about the streets and
giving loud voice to empty complaint. They
have not contented themselves with this. They
have employed tools, fellows they influence by
fear or favor, to make charges-to utter lies
they dare not father themselves. Jail-birds
that have been, and fowl that should be
Gagged, are serving as their carrier and stool
pigeons.
No good cause of complaint has been urged
against Mr.. Libby. Abundant reasons for re-
electing him will present themselves to any
thoughtful mind. He is one of the best may
ors Portland ever had. He has been a faith
full steward. No clique nor ring has
governed him. A year ago it was
urged in favor of the leading opposition
candidate that we wanted for chief
magistrate of the city man who would be
Mayor in fact as well as in name. Mr.. Libby
has been that. We were told that we wanted
a man of experience in city affairs Mr.
Libby's experience during the last term is pa
tent to all We were told in behalf of another
candidate that we wanted man who would
enforce all the laws, who would favor the
liquor-seler no more than the thief. That
man we have found in Charles r. Libby.
Whoever says to the contrary misrepreseDts
facts. Not an argument advanced against Mr..
Libby year ago is valid now. But there are
many more reasons for making him Mayer
this spring than there were last.
We ask the voters of Portland to carefully
and consceptiously consider the situation be-
fore they go to the polls Monday. We ask
them to review Mayor Libby's administration.
Ne invite comparison between him and his
opponent. And, when consideration has been
given and comparison made, we beseech each
voter TO go to the polls and act upon his honest
convictions.
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Brief lettings.

Spring day yesterday. Mercury $50 at sum
rise, Ago at u o'clock, 500 at p. m 43o at sun
set; wind southwest.
The people of. Portland know good mayor
when they see him.
At the meeting of the NJ. c. M. A. Thurs
day night it was voted to indefinitely postpone
the question Of the industrial fair.
The Uniyersalist church at Deering has vot
cd to adopt the name of All Souls church.
The International steamers are carrying
larger freights now than at any time during the
winter. Monday the State of Maine was load
ed with POTATOES and iish from St. John.
Gan. Mattocks has sold to Spear Bros, of
Rookland, for their stock farm. the thorough
bred stock boar Riverside Sambo, which won
the first prize at the last State fair and several
thoroughbred sows.
The Calico ball to be given by the Samari-
tans at City Hall next Monday evening will be
a novelty, and there is every promise of
large attendance. Tickets at Chambers music
store.
The Temperance Reform Club will hold
meeting tomorrow evening, commencing at 7
o'clock in their hall, corner of Temple and
Congress streets
The regular monthly meeting of the Diet
Mission will be held this afternoon at the Fra
ternity rooms, on Free street, at o'clock.
A subscriber at Lewes, Del. says the account
OF the landing of leper at that port, recent
ly published in our telegraph columns, was en-
tirely without foundation.
Voters have to-day and tomorrow to think
over the election of Mayor. Well inteDtioned
voters will cast their ballots for the best candi-
date.
The usual ladies' gospel temperance meeting
be held this evening at the Gospel Mission at
7.30 o'clock. All are invited
The Maine Indian Society will meet at the
Friends meeting house, on Oak street, this
Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
Mr. Lock will give an address on "Tke Les
ions of two hundred Persons" and will also
sing some of his beautiful songs at Preble
Chapel tomorrow evening.
There will be a preaching service at Ply
mouth church on the next Sabbath at IL p.
m, instead of the evening, TO be followed by
the Communion of the Lords Supper.
Steamer Express, while breaking out the ice
at Custom House wharf Thursday, had her
shaft broken by log catching in her Wheel
A number of parishioners Of Rev. Mr.. Nc
WINNIE of the Free street church, have pre-
scented that gentleman purse containing 500.
The directors of the Eastern Railroad held a
regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, and the
Boston & Maine directors yesterday. Neither
meeting considered the consolidation project,
the conference committee not being ready to
report
A collection for the benefit of the Widows
Wood Society will be taken up at Chestnut
street church tomorrow.
The Law Students Club adjourned finally
last evening until next October.
The scurrilous attacks made by the "anony-
ma" of the city press on Mayor Libby will not
harm him. They are discredited in advance.
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School Committee.

An adjourned meeting OF the School Board
Was held Friday afternoon at 4.30 O'Clock,
Mayor Libby presidisg. Present were Messrs
McGowan, Holden, Thaxter, Gray and Burrage
Iherecoed Of the preceding meeting was read
and approved.
Mr.. Holden presented the crowded state OF
Two OF the classes in the Chestnut st. School.
ordered, That the Supervisor of the School
ana the Superintendent of Schools make such
proylsloLs for relief in Primary No. 2, as in
their Judgment seem necessary.
Inc supervisors of the Butler School pre-
sented the following letter of resignation of Mr..
Bliss, Principal of the Butler School:
10 the School Board Of Portland.
Gentlemen:- accordance with determin-
atloh formed and expressed several months
ago, put the communication of which has been
Wltnneld, at the request of the Supervisors of
the School, until this time, beg leave to resign
my position as Principal of the Butler School,
the resignation to take effect at the earliest
moment consistent, in the judgment of the
board, with the interests of the School.
ID making this announcement permit me to
express my appreciation of, and thanks for the
cordial support / have received from the
boarc, and the Supervisors of the Butler
Scnoal, during my connection with the public
schools of Portland.
AL seutlemeD, Will rtSpecb anu esto6ug
your obedient servant,
GEORGE H. BLISS
% Pine street, Portland, Me-, Feb. 26, 1888.
Mr.. Thaxtel, one Of the Supervisors of the
School, presented the following resolution
which was unanimously adopted:
Resolued, That we accept the resignation of
Mr.. Geu. II. Bliss as master of the Butler
School, to take effect at the close of the sum-
mer term. In doing this we desire to place on
record our high appreciation of his intelligent
educational methods and of his unwearied de-
votion to the interests of the school. His work
both as teacher and disciplnarian merit
our unqualified appreciation.
Adjourned to meet this Saturday evening
at z O. clock.
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Personal.

The many friends of Mr. A. A. bennett,
Clerk of Courts, will be glad to hear he is able
to visit the office for brief time daily,
William S. Thompson, NJ D., of Halowell,
has oeen elected Grand Guide of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen.
Winslow Homer, the Boston artist will set
tie on the Maine coast, near Portland the COM
Ing summer.
The Humane Journal of Chicago, offered
three prizes for the best description of a pict-
ilre published on its first page last month.
Miss Anna Abbot Throop, OF this city, won the
first prize.
Henry Highlander, the young actor who on
Tuesday evening last swallowed quantity of
arsonic died Thursday in Brooklyn. His last
engagement was with the Jesse James troupe
He left them at Chelsea, Mass, to seek other
employment but was unsuccessful.
Paof f. P. Norwood OF Springvale has re-
signed the pastorate of the Free Baptist church
in that place.
Rev. E. E. Peck of Victor, N Y, has accept
ed the psstorate of the UniversalIst church in
Bangor.
Prof. Campbell, of Bowdoin College, is soon
to publish work on the Philosophy of Refor-
nation. Prof Campbell has not yet decided
to accept his hattering call to Dartmouth.
George W. Roberts has recsi we'd an appoint
ment in the postal railway service in place OF
BENZ amin Small of Limington, resigned. His
ran will probably be from Portland to Swan
ton. vt.
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Deerinr.

Mr.. Chenery, one of the Deering Republican
nominees for selectmen, is at present collector
of the town. 1t is provided by statute that no
man shall be collector and selectman at the
same time. Mr.. Chenery claims thar he will
not be collector next year and that he is
eligible for selectman. On the other hand it
is urged that several thousand dollars of taxes
remain in his hands for collection next year
which according to the spirit of the law makes
him ineligible for selectman. Mr.. Leavitt,
one of the candidates for selectmen ON the
Citizens ticket, is in similar position, having
been collector of the town some time ago and
having several hundred dollars of uncollected
taxes in his hands,
Messrs. Chenery and Leavitt will probably
allow the citizens of Deering to settle the ques-
ton for themselves.
Mr.. E. W. Knight has declined the Repub-
lican no ination for selectman and the town
committee have nominated Mr.. Fred P.
Mountfort as candidate in his place as per vote
OF caucus authorizing them SO to do held on
Thursday evening