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BONDS AND STOCK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BID,

o. s. ~ reg .,,,,,..l 2SklNGSh & ChRt.,.,.,., Us
u,s ~ coupon ,,,,,,l 2S1S lHeWleFSey Central, 40
y, {, 41SSs reg. .,,,,,..l 053 Northern Pacific, IN
US, ~ c0npon-,-,l0GN do prelerred.,,.,., 63A
Adams Express, ,,,.,ll9 Chicago IN, W,.,... 1907
American Express lis do preferred, 1855, 80
Canada Southern, 6lJ4lNeW York Central ,lO5k
Central PaplAc,.,..,, 3IAlOhlo & MlSslSlppI, 2lE
Chesapeake &OhiO, - do preleFrel.,',, ST.
do first preferred, COX Pacific MAI, ,,,,.,::,,- IS
do second pFet'd. w Pittsburgh ,.,,,. ,", I6Ok
G, q. CD I,,,..- ,.,,.. 70 Reading ,,,,..,.,,,,., 485i
Denver y X, G,,,,,,, l6IlSt. l., 4 &, F........, "
Erie, ,...,..,.,,.,,.,,.,,,, % do preferred. 81
do preferred ,,,,,. 6S1S do arst preferred. ll2
Fort Wayne" ",.,~,lS1 lC, N, &SE PRul.,.., COY
Kansas & Texas, . lObI do pFelerred.,,,,lOS
Lake Erie 4 West. i8EiTexas PaclhC,,,,,,,, lgk
do preierfed,,,,.., 67Gl Union PaclhG...,,, $50
Lake SHORE, ,,.,"",l QlS United States Ex,. 90E
Louisville \ Nash, 6SXlW W., 81, L, u P,r,..,,. llS
L. n, A, 4 C,..,,,,, 10 do prelerred..,.,, 2SR
Memphis & ChAs,. 60 lWellSFRrgo ,Ex. ..l8S
Michigan Central, IS Western Union,.,, 81
Missouri Paclhc,,. GGkI
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NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL


For Boys and Girls.
between aud 10 years Of age, will b. opened the
SECOND MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, at No.
1sT MATS srNEEr, by Miss MAE BELLE HART,
formerly Of Washington, D. Q.
The school will he conducted on the general
lines NJ tIc kindergarten.
french conversation and callsthenic exercises
wilhoutcHtm charge. A Plano in the school
room far tile entertainment aud instruction Of
the children.
CHARGES MODERATE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-27

CLEVELAND 1 PITTSBURGH
ARAiLR0AD-unte schedule III eject MIy
i3,lS9g, TfAlnl leave bridgeport, Central BlGiH.
aid limo For PlltGbniEhi chicago aud CiGyc-
Chicago aud Cleveland, lti2 p, M, For biiis.
bHIgh and New York, 2|i p m. For siCh6Gii.
TfainI arrive ~ bridgeport al 1853 a, m, lois
On eatutdAya O1ly-fOf EML Live 6tiA
r, tn ttotn RAtl liverpool, ilii2p Il, nj,
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Look and be Youthful MS long VS. You can,

TURKISH LIFE TABLETS will cause the
blood 10 flow Though your veins w IN youth
will lmpaTI 10 the old New Lille and VlgOri
strength 10 those whose nerves aud physical Sys-
tem have been OyeTtATGd, The tired aud nor
out organs begin 10 show new life, the complex
lon becomes clear W an Infants, the eyes
sparkle In brillianGy, aud once more you are
what nature intended you 70 be,
TURKISH LIFE TABLETS H. a brain and
nerve food, for an OyGTtaxed brain often gives
rise 10 many diseases OF the nerves, aud works
incalculAblG mischief through the entire system,
In many cases leading 10 the verge Of insanity.
MERCHANTS, BANKERS, CLERGYAES ply
HlClANs, NEWSPAPER MEN, DRUGGISTS,
aud all those who require clear and active krains
can not fall 10 appreciate the u"nequRled virtues
Of Turkish Life Tablets, A great number Of
physicians are nov using the Tablets, and all
write that they fully come up 10 our Fec0mmen'
dAtions, aud make theCuFGof nervous diseases an
easy one,
TESTIMONIAL.
CHICAGO, June 20. l~SsS.-Turklsh TRlet Co..
Philadelphia, Pa,-GEHTLENEN; ] have Just IN
iShed the second box Of your Tablets and am
RStOniEhed ut their wonderful effect. A month
ago | was AFRAID to walk any distance alone,
Tearing ut any moment to DO taken with nervous
ProStratlOn and fall inSenSlble on the street, as
have done on several occasions, but to-day !
feel like a new man, Shall continue 70 use
Turkish Life Tablets. I'D. STALKER,
salesman las. ARgner h Co,
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Address N. A. DAUPIIIN,
or N. A. DAuPHIN,
Washington, D.. G.,
By ordinary letter, containing Money OrlGr
Issued by all Express Companies, New York tx
change, Draft or Postal Note,
Address Registered Letters con-
talning Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Nav OflpanR La
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AGENTS WANTED.

For Club Rates. Or any further Information
stating your reNdenCe, with State, County,
Street bd Number. More rapid return mail dc,
livery will be assured by your enclosing an on.
yelope bearing your full address,
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.ANAWHAaO OHIO RA1LW1Y-

II 4 OHIO RAILWAY,
IA tRoBT. W, KEliEY, ReCelvGr,i
(kRnARhA Short Llnbl, Schedule In eHNrt
February Q lSSg, (subjggt 70 change without no.
MR. Train lSGyS whSelInE, 1910 :, n, vla
m. Leave Charleston 6ii6A. M, arrive W6ebi.
lng7 i4b ~ m, via OR, Il, X, Leave Charleston
1870 p, M arrive wheeling 800 D. m, Via COZ
uinbuA and Pat.HAphle, daily except Sunday,
"Celttal Standard Time" B1ndAyg only, trains
All : y GRO. j. ERMlicH. a. PA.
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II was now growing duak, and the
queen, dressed In a simple costume Of
white muslin, had received visit from
her two.year.old daughter, who was
brought ia by her nhtSO and tutors, and
had played with and iondled the child %
though che we're the huuiblest mother
III her %domlhlohB. She. was poY noni.
naily working with IDLY taken Stitches
on d little square Of tapestry, but In TO.
ality listening with hali.suppreesOd lau.
glitter tosotn6 story told her by the Com.
Jesse do rolignNc, with meaning ShrugS
and telltAle sinking Of the voice. Sud.
denly Nine. Camp6n entered the room
and whispered 10 her majesty, who lush
cd crimson, hastily rose, and leavink the
romlesse without a word, passed Into
her private plOpet followed by Nine,
villas he come, good oampan, has he
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MONTHLY W

ATM Q Academy OF MUSIC New UFIeRnIl
Tuesday, August lS, 1880,
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
10000 Tickets Rt Twenty Dollars each. 'Halyes
80 quarters ti TenIhS 81 Twentleths !.
LlRT OF PlIYRR.
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HALLOWELL

The shoe factory has new chime whistle
which called their help to work for the first
time, Tuesday.
The body of the youngest child, and only
son of MIR. and Mrs. Ed Jones, arrived yes.
terday on the afternoon train from the west
where they went little less than three
months ago. The child was sick only a shor,
time with lung fever. Mr. and Mrs. Jones
Ave the sympathy of their Hallow.l Ii frien Is,
ih this sau bereavement.
The installation of officers of John B.
Hubbard Post, G. A. Il, took place last
Monday evening Capt. Chaa, h. Nash of
Augusta, acted as installing officer, after
shch Refreshments prepared by the ladies'
were served Although the walking was un-
favorable goodly number were present.
Miss Eliza mball, lady of o5 years of
age, Is visiting her brother, Capt Samuel
klmbali. Although quite aged, Miss Kun
b. is very smart anu travels slohe. Flt y
years ago she kept one of the lea,ii0g mil
hnery stores in the city
Frank HotgIon who cut his hand quite
badly last Monday, is about the streets
although he tells US his hand is very sore
and painful.
Knights OF Pythias Tuesday evening" large
number were present. and after the instaIla
ton a very pleasing programme was present.
ed. Among those who took part were Fred
Bates and Hal Cole, who sang very finely
duet; also duet by lit lie Jimmie Stone and
Gertie Hamilton, who represented the little
Quaker maiden Rachael and her lover, Reu
ben, in first class stl lie.
Mr.. Harvey robey is still confined to hi
house with scistica, from which he is a
great sufferer.
Reserved seats for the McGbeny Family
| concert, which is to be given here the lstt
of this month. are on sale this morning Al
DIR. Hares' drug store.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
SECOND DAY
OF the Meeting OF Maine Bee Keepers
I 1hnty-icuth Annual Meeting OF the
Ssgadahoo Agricultural Society.


BRUSswIck, Jan. $
At The Maine bee keepers convention the
second days program WAsa few hints and
suggestions" by Mrs. W. NJ. Hinkley, of
Bosioinham; retrospective view" John
Reynolds Of Clinton, some points in the
production of comb honey l.. + Abbott,
Agrlcultur Al editor Of the Lewiston journal" 4"
experience On agriculture, Z + Piummer,
Augusta; creating a home market for
our honey !" Mrs W. A. Crockett, of Fox
craft The officers elected were Rev. G..
VI. Herring of Brunswick, President; j. A.
Norton, OF Bethel, Secretary; w. A. Norton,
Of Nkow began, Treasurer. There is a Vice
fTesdett from each county.
The SAN annual meeting of the Sagada-
hoe Agricultural Society vas held to1ay
lae society is out OF debt. The followl g
officers we're eleete /: President, u. NJ
towel of Bowiolnham; vice presidents, W
;. Rogers of Topsham, F. 5. Adams of
BoS0oin, J +. G, bb of Bow doinham; exec
uuye committee ". f Groves of 70 Isham,
Grorge II Nichols of Bsin, W. b. Kendall
Of b. wduInhsm, Edwin Totman of Rich-
moud, I. + Skoheld of Iiarpsweli, CORE
sponIiug secretary, key. +. !. Dixie OF
Bath; recording secretary, 1. +. M.ilett of
opsham; treasurer - man f. Smith of
Bruuswick.
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THE NATIONS SCAPITAL
Vance Tries to EnthuSe Himself Against
Taking Bibles.
Another Day FILTERED Away in the
House.
Senate.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 9.
In the Senate today the House amend
mepts to the Nicaragua canal bill were non
concurred in. and a conference was asked
rhe Senate resumed the consideration of tht
tariff bill, the pending question being Vance's $
anne endment that the duty on no article in the
fax, hemp and jute schedule shall exceed
tifty per cent. all valorem,
Rejected
L., the schedule relating to silk and silk
goods paragraph 375 was amended by strlk
ing Out the words weighing not more than
one ounce nor more than eight ounces per
square yard.
On motion of Aldrich, paragraph 81, re-
lating to laces and embroderies, was amend
ed by adding the words including knit
goods.
No further amendment was offered to the
silk schedules,
Schedule NJ, books, papers, etc, was then
reached,
Vance moved several amendments, all of
which we're rejected.
Vance move to insert proviso that BIZ
bles printed in any language be admitted
tree.
Allison said he didn't understand the OBJ
iect of the am ndment. Bibles were not
only praclCAliy Irtt oI uutl uut II'S VI NVot
in the United States, as the American Blbl,
society distributed them gratuitously.
Vance said that While the books in
foreign languages were to be admitted free
Ut uuty ami the Bible printed IN the Eng in
nguage be subjected to a tax London an /
the foreign society distributed more cope-
OF the scripture than any society in the
world He thought a tax on the Word Of
God was carrying the point of protection not
only into the ground but under the grou ID AID
TO the final resting place of pfOtectionists
a. he hoped for the sake of humanity and
N Iralit, the Bibles would not be taxed. he
amendment was rejected,
No further smenimeDt was offered to any
paragraph in schedule NJ, and then schedule
(sundres) vas reached.
After an amenc meDt moved by Vest had
been re ejeeted. on motion of Allison para
graph 800 button forms, casting-, etc, J was
amended by striking out the words silk
twist
Psragrapl 99l (card clothing was, at the
suggestion of Vance, passed over informally
No amendment was offered to paragraph
392, taxing chronometers 10 per cent.
Vest moved to amend paragraph 1898 max
ing bituminous and ,hsle 75 cents ton, by
making il free.
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MAINE rELEoRAms CONDENSED

whole line of shsfting in the main room
at Jordans cooper sh P and broom handle
mandatory. Portland, fell at noon, Wed
nesday The workmen in the room rushed
for their lives and just escaped being
crushed in the ruins.
The defea; of Riggs for secretary Of the
democratic State committee j, big surprise
to. Portland democrats. Members Of the
committee are in favor Of not changing the
headquarters.
A petition. numerously siznei. has seen
presented 70 the Post Office Department by
Congressman Dingley for the establishment
of a mail route from the BouT d,ry Line on
the Atlantic Division of the Canadian and
Pacific railroad in Name to Greenville !:
and also for the establishment of a new post
office at Beaiiie. q new town on that road in
the northern part of Franklin copntv. and
the appointment of Thomas c. Beatiie az
Postmaster.
General Manager Tucker has re ev d
from Csmerden Forster of New YORK,
quite a curiosity in the shape of a clock.
Il represents an engine just emerging from
. tunnel. The clock 10 made in the boiler
heal. and on each cylinder 10 a barometer
and thermometer, The tunnel is made of
marbleized iron. and stands about 4 foot and
9 half high. The whole thing IL . wonder
ful piece Of workmanship. snd . true rep
reservation
( The annual meeting of the sagsdahos
Historical Society vas held st Dath Tuesday
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The Oldest inhsbitsni has finished bis work
of hunting for more weather like this, and
finds that it had its counterftits in 1873.
There was no snow on the grounr dan lelioi
flowers were gathered in the selds, and from
the frt of the December previous up to the
fourth of January of 1873, there was no sin
gle day that cattle could not feed in the pas
lures. On the last named date the thermonn
eter went down to six above zero, and .noy
fell, but it was nearly all carried of by rsir
which commenced that evening. Again, il
i, matter worthy of -ecord that the frs,
day of January, 1876, was the ~armest TO,
tveuty-si six years. Taking a more frigid re.
Prospect of the weather, he finds thai
the coldest winters on record in the
United States for the past 100 years (datina
from 1879 were those Of 1880, 1896 and
1885. 1t is also part Of history that th.
solds.t year vas that Of 1885, in which ,hsr,
vas ice in every month Of the year something
that never before happened.
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
And its Work in Regard to New Hamp'
shire Laws,

CoNcuRp, \. H, Jan. 3.
TIE constitutional convention assembled
st 10 80 Wednesday forenoon
Several petitions for a prohibitory amend
ment we're presented and referred A com
munication was received from the Female
suffrage Association of New Hampshire
praying for female suffrage smendme mt
and asking for hearing.
Voted on the motion of Mr.. Lyman OF
Exeter, 10 grant hearing at a.So tomorrow
evening.
Reports of committees were adopted. that
it was inexpedient to amend the proposition
offered. ti.frsnchising persons convicted OF
crime iuexpedient TO amend an amendms ut
nreye, tiny removals from office by address
of the legislature fer politi' al reason
A committee also reported on an amend
mont IN Art Gle % of the constitut on. max
in, ths sneaker of the House of Representa-
ii, es acting governor in the event OF absence
from the State, or otherwise, of the Gov
eruor or President of the Senate Adopted
The report of the committee on further
amendments inc Ipedir Mt to anne nd On pfopo-
s,,ion relative to the division Of towns into
vot ng precincts. Tabled. The convention
than went into committee of the whole %
| consider anne ndmeats, also to consider n
ams sndmen, requiring four members OF tnt
Senate or thirty Of the House 70 demand sh'
: roll cali, instead Of one as At present
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RICHMOND.

Parties were in to~n Thurs lay, to look at
the vacant stores with the idea of opening
one in the clothing business.
Miss Bird Weeks, who for several weeks
has been IN Portland under the surgeons
charge for an it jured eye, has 50 far recov-
cred as to return home, Tuesday.
In reporting the accident 10 Mr. Frank Lib
by Of Litchfi, ID recently your corresponds ut
took the common report which was in trror
Mr.. Libby had bu. the small bone of ! is
right leg broken, and that WAS done while
cutting logs IN the woods. He is now recov-
ering from his injury as fast as possible.
ID. C. Shepard OF Farmingiale was in
L, wn, Wednesday.
Capt. j, ii. Drew, the "kenne becker
was in town, Tuesday.
The Queen Esther company are much
pleased with their visit 10 q ,rdiuer and the
courteous treatment they received About
th.r y-hve accompanied them as spectators,
making over u hundred tickets suli for that
place.
The lasters are making preparations for a
frs. class time at their dance Feb. %.
Al Berry of Gardiuer was in town yester
day.
ne uate OF tne lui'ersailst falr mas been
changed o Feb. Attn, 9th and Oh.
The citizens bulldog association h,ld an
adjourned meeting Feb 10.
Marshall liasa7 returned to Williams
College Iuesda., and Miss Alice l. oby aud
Miss Gehevieve Stuart To Wells,ey College
"Wednesday.
The funeral of Walter Scott Wednesday
afternoon. was largely attended, the hgh
~. H.. 4,
IN body Rev. X. E. GiiKey conducted
the services, which we're doubiy imprts,I
On account of the cause of his death.
The annual eiectio OF fiji er. at our
banks we're held lu sday, the following be-
ing elected; First Nauolai Bank. Presi-
dent, c. II. +. j. Soutnard; Directors, 7.
J. Southard, c. II. /. } SUuthar,i Joseph
NJ. I'd rae, William T. Hal, Walter 5,
Stoutenturg. Richmond National Bans
George II rheobald, President Directors
George II lheobali, Carton Houllette
Abial Libby, John II, Stuart, CALVIN 5
Cotton. Richmond Savings Bank, 4. j
Southard, President; William T. Hall T }
Southard, Abial L oby, SAMUEL Cd r g,
Sumner Cunnlnguam, Das.d L. Atnes,
Harmon Smltn, james X Hathorn, Trustees.
The National Banks each declared y
SEM annual dividend of three per cent. and
the Savings Bank two per cent.
Miss Sidnie liagar is visiting relatives in
Boston.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Mrs. James Brown Potter appeared With
pronounced success as Cleopatra at Pslmer's
New York Theatre, Tuesday night.
Mr.. Lewis MeMullen, appraiser of New
York, was asked to resign, bat refused to do
so. The president has therefore decided on
his removal from Office.
Portsmouth people were badly scared
Tuesday night owing to the predictions of a
medium in Lynn. to the effect that the city
was to be visited bv a severe confsgration
which ~ould destroy the business p,-ti Of
the city. In some instances storekeepers
packed up their goods.
George W. Lee. trainer for wm. O'Con-
nor, has received from j. A. st. John,
backer of Jake Gaadaur, irtimstion that
Gaudaur will row O'COnnor on the Pacific
coast, whittier the latter will go in few
dAys
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Pensions Granted Maine Persons

,sHISGroN, Jan. 9.
The following Maine pensions have been
anted
Original Invalid. WIN. A. Atwood, navy,
South Orriugton +. \, Chesley, deceased
Gorham; Robert A. Brown, navy, south
Manver; increase, Frank Lancaster. Orono {;
t,eorge W. Morse. Belmont; Chas. f. Fogg'
pus: Alan r. Cushman, Caribou; John
McCrilis Skowhegan N r. Maker, Cutler
Erastus " Aver, Roeklind jas b. Messer,
bingham VIM. b. Grindle, Bangor J NJ.
Smckforl Hodgdon Hartley Estes, Rome ;
Charles " Keith, Livermore Falls; Thos-
VI Mahou. National Military Home tOroet
L. Ia, kard, Orient; reissue and increase.
Joseph Il. Cu=lfman, Sherman; reissue
Chas. Whittier Portland; original widows.
Narxeret VI widow of F. n Chesley. Cor
ham.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ARRESTED FOR INcIrINo TEN
ants
Harrington Confined in a Bare Cell and
Shorn OF His NJ oustache.

DUBLIN, Jan. 3.
Summon 'es have been issued against
Dennis kilorlde, NJ. p, for South Kerry
James Lawrence Csrew, N. P, for North
kildsre, and Mr.. Tulley, editor of the
koscommon Herald, published at Boyle
accused of melting tenants TO adopt the plan
of the campaign and boycotting. Freeman's
Journal says Edward Harrington, NJ. r,
who was sentenced TO six months imprison
ment for offences under the Grimes act, is
confined in bare cell 10 Tallamnre jail.
Contrary to practice, Harrington was seIzed
by number of the Wardens who. despite
the protests and resistance, shaved of his
moustache.
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Drowned at Glouce ster.

GLOUCESTER. Jan. g.
The name of the schooner reported ashore
this evening at Good hsrbor beach couldn't
be as :ertained but it was learned she was a
small schooner with crew of three mep
bound from Rockland to Boston with lims
ashes. She carried away her spars few
miles off Salt Island and dritted toward
shore leaking badly. The captain succeeded
in getting ashore but the two men were
drowned the body of one being recovered.
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Notes.

Fish Commissioner Stiilwell, whose re-
appointment was cot hrmed yesterday. In
forms us that at the present time there are
iii hundred thousand S.bago salmon eggs In
the Matching house at Edes Falls This is
more than three times the number that were
here at this time last scar. owing TO the ruf.
manly attack upon the works which greatly
retarded the plans Of the commissioners.
The passing round of the stationery yes
terday put the decks Of the las makers in
readiness for work.
The referring Of the matter Of, the county
attorneys salary in Kenn.bec to the delsga-
tlon Of this county will doubtless insure the
moderate increase asked, as they are under
s.ood TO be .olldly in favor of this addition.
Governor Bu,leigh signed his hrst commits
. on yesterday that Of iios ard Is. Weston Of
Si1ney, to FOL, mnize marriages.
1t is reported that Senator Libby Of Cum
beFiand, viii today Introduce into the Senate
a bill granting munic. pal suffrage to women.
Attorney General Lit,!eneld Was in the city
yesterday. lie subscribed to the necessary
| oath, and has entered upon the active duti,s
| Vi his new ofbce.
At a meeting Of the ia Iicisry committee
| yesterday afternoon. the bill presented BY
Mr. Mani.y, ~hich provides that the Mai, .
las relating to tue assembling Of Presiden-
| tal electors conform To the United Stats
law passed at the last Congress by which
electors are To meet on the second MoBdsy
Of January, was considered, and a report
| favorable to its passage will be male to-day.
| According to the present law the Name
| electors would meet in December. The
compensation 10 hred at $40 day and such
u4'eii'ng expenses ss members Of the legis
ature receive.
AT this meeting Col. J. b. Peaks Of
Dover, was elected secretary.
1 he Looney bill for ballot reform 10 caus-
ing great d. al Of discussion. II 10 evident
TT ii ~iil meet with 4 strong oppo.i,iou,
but the chances for its success cannot bs
deisrn ned st this early date.
| The pre,ent legislature is evidently bus
iness one and loses lite time in getting
down 10 work.
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evening. The election of officers resulted
as follows; President. p. NJ. Reed; vies
pre- .iiept. J. @ Richardson; secretary, J
L. Douglas. treasurer, K. ID. Bitber.
The January term of the 5. court a
Auburn opens Tuesday, Judge Libby Of
Augusta pre siding. There is sreai le4l II
criminal busin. 50 TO come before the eoa't
at this session. There are zoo cases on the
continued civil docket Clerk of Courts
Hanson says that the criminal business i,
increasing year by year and the civil de-
eressing.