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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-12
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WIELKI ROK.
Posotesd z n~iAdaekiei przyszAosc.
KSIEGA Ill.
MA ZIEMI LlTEWSKIEJ (WYSTAPIENIE PRUS)

(Ciag dalszy)
Dobrze mhrzyc, Kastanie, p~aniczyku, W o6oer6w.
Pal!
Huknely strzaiy.
Busko by1o, krOkow z piecdziesiat, Lucas naiadowai swojs
berdanke palnai zuowu.
Ognia, ognia! - krzyczak.
1 strza}y W klo nisgo huczaly gesto sypiao kulami W strone
Moskali, a Kastan Lehkowicz walii z repetjerek generalskioh, Ia
biegajac W prawo cd lasu.
zolnierze przeraaeni, wstrzasnieoi, prawie bezbronni, DO kara.
biny zostaiy W wagonach, z krzykiem: nEiemoy, Niemoy" rzucli
sic ma plant kolojowy W bez}adnej ucieozce, umykali otwartem
pollen do widniejacego z daleka lasu.
st6j, st6j - ledwo pobamowa} stzelaiscych kuozas.
KaHuk oszalaly wybieg} naprz6d.
Pred MIN W paomieniaoh gorza1 pooiag wojskowy rosyjski,
wiatr miota} ogniem, rzucal iskry daleko, a pred MIN lezaly roy
rzucone trupy, Tub ranni zoinierze, aaiosnym jekiem wo}ajacy o
zmlowanie; W miesou, gdzie zbieral sic oddzial, lezalo cial klka-
nascie, a po tamtej stronie plantu kolei, rozsypali sic uciekajacy
Moskale.
Dobra nasza! krzyknas LehkewOz - dObra nasza!
A Lucas z Kastanem Matusem z ca}ym ~drobnym oddria-
lem wynosili tyozasem z wagonow broh zdobyta, }adownice po-
rzucone ssable.
-Artylerja jechala- krzyknas kuczas - osiem armat i'm da-
bi wziel, wezno Maus m}ota, popraw tam jeszcze, pozbijaj raczki
u zamk6w celowniki srubowe te maize wizyry, a predko, ma dja-
ba i'm sic dziala przydaza.
A tu W kolo jeozel poranieni ludzie, raa,y konie z poaamane-
mi nogami, z wydartemi wnetrznosciami pod cietarem podruzgota-
nych wagon6w. Leaeli ludze ma wylot pOteanemi szozapami pre-
biciL ogniem object, a swad palacego sic ciala przesycaf Powietrze.
Ratujcie! - raptem ktos krzyknai Pc polsku ratujcie!
Kaziuk Hreporowicz skoczyG.
Kto krzyozy!
Przywalony sciana wagonu leaal mlody aoanierz, glove mal
pobta, ratunku wzywal.
Ruuoono sic z pomoca, ~wydobyto bisd.ka, bys pobity, ale
wiekszego kalectwa ME miaf. .
-Ktos typ - spytal Kaziuk.
-Polak, z Warszawy, z wami p6jde.
"A i6 zdolasz?
-Zdalam.
Zabrano broh ladunki, a byia tego kupa ME maaa, kilkadzie-
STAT karabin6w Lebla, chociaz bagnety cd wielu, 1o4nierze uniesli;
moe 2adunk6w, rewolwery, palaszow kilka, Matus buty zdobyl, pa
re- mundur6w, plsszozy ozapek zabrano, milestone ~wszystko do Ia
su zawinawszy W szynele, przytroczono do koni.
No. ME m n czasu do stracena odeZwa{ sic Lucas -
drugi pooiag z wojskiem przyjs6 mole, oieakoby nam by'o' podzie-
kujmy Bogu W nogi.
Oddziaiek posunai sic szykko W glab lasu, potem kleknsi pan
Hrehorowicz zaozal g}osno odmawiac moditwe a z a MIN ob6rem
inni:
Ciebie Boze chwalimy,
Ciebie uwielbiamy,
Ciebie Panem mad Pany z seca wyznawamy.
A pociag wojskowy gorzai jeszcze jasnym p4omieniem, po-
dmuchem wiatru miotanym.
Konieo ksiegi III.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-12
DARMO KSIAZKA

~ stronnie) ola mezczyzn 1 kobiet, dotknletych cier-
pieniem sekretnemi, chociazby bardzo zadawpione
.PIzyslijcie 2 Gently W znaczkach pocztowych dis n
Rtscenis R9rta; ksiazka bsrdzo ciekawa / pozyteczns-
nf q CO.. 70 Dearborn st, Chicaeo,.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-11-13
MaYvllIe MutterInRs.

A light snow fell Tuesday, the fret Of
the season.
J l. Carey and family have moved to
Fossil for the winter.
Born, on Sunday. Nov. 9Th, to the wife
Of Mr.. Il Weir, an S.lh. baby girl.
Al Shelton, L p Weir and W Ed
wards are buying cattle for the Portland
market.
The dance given on election night was
n pleasant affair, quite a number from
Condor hcing In attendance.
The Ladies Aid Of this place rafiled off
fine qnilt on election day, Frank Me-
Connell being the lucky winner. This
society is putting forth every effort to-
ward raising money TO huild church
something badly needed.
Mrs. Mary Shelton was summoned
last Thursday to Scio, Linn countv, to
tile bedside OF her brother-in-law, Thos.
Goodman, who was sick with Brights
disease. Later. Mr.. shelton received
word by Tnesdav's mail that Mr.. Good.
man died the 9Th inst. lie leaves wife
and several children to monrn his death.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-11-13
Lone Rock RumbIIngs.

Ed Compton Is ont Of the sheep husi-
ness, aud isuow anactive society man."
Our day school, under the manage
ment Of Mr.. Royse, seems TO be pro-
crossing nicely.
Wood hauling has come to sudden
stop with our farmers on account Of the
heavy rains the first Of the week.
Geo. Gray Of Heppner was over here
buying sheep the past few days. He
bought Andrew Neel's lambs, something
near 1000 head, for 0oc per head.
Election must he over, ms we don't
hear anything more of the Pops about
here, and we nre glad to get rest
They must have all crawled into holes
aud pulled the holes in after them,
Lone Rock has literary society that
meets every Friday night, with Mr.. Jas.
Williams as president. We also have
PRAYER meeting every Thursday night (;
Sunday school every Sunday aud preach
ing as often as We can get anyone to
preach TO ns. Rev. Johns will he here
to liven us MP next Sunday.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-11-13
DIR. DARRIN
lis COMING TO
CONDON and FOSSIL
HAVE YOU TRIED ELEcTRIcITYq
Do Not Give Up Because You
Have Not Found Relief.

! have the pleasure to announce that
DR.. Darrin OF Portland, the noted spicial-
let who has been in Portland for the
past years, the wonderful cures and
success he has achieved throughout the
coast, has been prevailed upon to visit
Condor, Or, and has secnred parlors at
the Maddox hotel for limited time
only, from November 18Th 70 December
lst and at Fossil at the Donaldson House
from Dec. 1st to Dec. Is. He treats all
chronic cases with success BY electricity
and medicines.
DIR. Darrin cures permanently all dis
eases Of the genito urinary organs, in
either sex, sncD as loss Of manhood, sy-
philis, gleet, gonorrhoea, seminal weak
ness and loss Of sexnal power in man or
woman, and successfully treats all pe-
cuiar female trouble, lncorrhoea, dis
placement, etc. He makes speciality
Of all diseases Of the eye, ear, nose and
throat, catarrh deafness as well as acute,
chronic and nervous diseases Of what
ever nature II curabe or improyable.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-11-13
Notice to Teamsters.

The privilege Of teamsters to use water,
stahle-room and canp-hpuse accomnln-
dations at the junction house 4 miles
south Of Arlingtonl hereafter will he
charged for at the following rates:
For water only, for 6 months, 81.
Water aud stable room, 6 months, S2
Water, stable and camp-house, 6
mouths, 50 So These amounts are all
payable in advance.
Teamsters, of course, must take cham
ces on the barn heing full of horses ut
timess but first come first served" l..
l.. Cooke has charge oi these premises
and will actas collector for rs
w. L. BARKER.
F.C. CoRNErr,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-11-13
Arlington items.

Lots oi wheat IL coming In and being
sold at 90 10 68e per bushel.
Ed Smith contemplates spending a
month In California this winter with his
parents.
Last Saturday was very windy. cans-
Ing the r. r. men TO keep gang Of
men out 10 keep the track clear.
u s IIealy, our timer, has jumped the
town and gone to parts unknown, leav-
ing an opening for some good man.
Harry Clay started the first Of the
week for the East with u train load Of
sheep, (7000) which he expects to feed
and put on the market this winter.
Our band boys blew up quite crowd
last Saturday night that attended the
A. o. U. w. entertainment. The boys
can raise q crowd any time on short
notice.
freight train was wrecked near
Cello last week, caused by defective
car wheel, killing one man who happen
ed To be standing near the track as the
train was passing.
For the last compile Of weeks Arlington
Is as lively as during lite palmiest days
10 or IL years ago. The haIf-dozen or
more clerks In J. w. Smiths store are
kept on the jump almost day and night.
Over an inch and u ofrain has fallen
here within the last few days, putting
the ground in fine condition for blowing.
That with 08c for wheat makes the farm
ers come to town wearing smile that
would melt q rock.
Several car loads Of hogs were shipped
from here few days ago 10 Portland.
Why not iniuce someone 10 start
packing establishment somewhere in
the county and make Eastern Oregon
hog country NJ well AZ wheat, wool and
stock? Think about II capitalists.
Mr.. Cecil, one Of Willow Creeks old
est settlers, died at this place last Fri.
day, where he had been confined to his
he'd for several weeks. lie leaves large
family and many friends 10 mourn his
loss. He was the first white man 10
settle on Willow creek, some time In
the h0is
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-11-13
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER ls. 1eee.
NOTICE.

Tho yearly subscription 10 the GLoBr ii 81 50,
II paid In advance, ifnot pnid IN advance 81
VIII be charged. A blue pencil marx around
this notice indicates ihnt your subscription OK.
p Tres with this issue. Please renew promptly
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-11-13
Hey, Beef-eaters!

Life is scarcely worth living unless
you have good health, and nobody can
enjoy good health without plenty OF
good beef. The delicions, inicy steaks !
keep will do you so much good that YOU
will forget all your troubles and debts.
Call in and buy some, also engage your
Thanksgiving poultry from me.
FRED CnRNETr
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-11-13
Estrayed Sheep.

About Oct l2th, 40 or 81 head of lost
or estrayed sheep came into my band
near Susanville. They are all old ewes
have a crop OFF both ears and some Of
them are branded with something like
nm n with bar through the center
olhers with an X and several with n X
Owner can have same by proving prop
erty and paying expenses.
FRED MONROE, Condor, Or
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-11-13
OF Interest to Settlers.

II. n. Frazer, County Clerk, at Con-
don, Oregon, continues to give special
attention to U. $. government land APP
plicaiions, filings and proofs He is also
prepared to receive applications for the
purchase of forfeited railroad lands,
state, school aud lieu lands, at his office
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-11-13

Ed. Hynes, Albina, Or, catarrhal
deafness, restored.
T. q. McFarlane, Vancouver, WASH,
sciatic rheumatism, cured.
Thomas Buff, Mockshurg. Or. dizzi.
ness, kidney and liver complaint, re-
stored.
JR Cunningham, Wapinitia, Wasco
county, Or, total deafness two years in
one ear and partially 50 in the other,
cured.
Mrs. j Il. Smith, Prineville, Oregon,
nervous debility and general weakness
almost bordering on insanity, restored.
Office hours from a. NJ. to p. M.
Circulars and question blanks sent free.
References by the hundreds at his Office
in the Maddox hotel in Condor. The
worthy poor treated free from 10 to IL a.
NJ. with electricity.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-11-13
Look At This.

Ii YOU don't want to drink Won don't
have to, Bnt il yon do enjoy tirst-class
liquors and cigars, or game Of pool or
billiards, the place to find it is at the
Summit Saloon. in the old drug store
hnilding. Dron in and see for Yourselves.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-11-13
REFERENCES.
DR.. Darrin Well Known

Mr.. Editor Having noticed the ar
rival Of DR.. Darrin at the Umatlla
House wish to state to the public what
he did for my father (now residing in
Boyd, oregon,) seven years ago. For
months he had been sorely afflicted with
terrible pain in the ear and head,
causing restlessness, deafness and in
somnia. He was nearly crazy with pain,
and all remedies seemed to fail TO cure.
He was induced to go to DIR. Darrin.
then in Portland. In few weeks he
came home cured man, all by the
effects OF electricity, as administered by
DR.. Darrin. / am in business at The
Dalles, Oregon, and will gladly answer
any questions. TON Mccoy,
Proprietor OF o. K. Baths.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-11-13
See Here.

Lady and gentlemen canvassers want
ed; salary 500 month guaranteed.
Territory assigned, Oregon and Wash
ington For particulars call at Rine-
harts restaurant in Condor, Nov. l4th.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-11-13

!, II, n, Fragar, county clerk Of said Gillian
county hereby certifythat the foregoing transcript
has been by me carefully compared with, ANA is
a true copy, una the whole thereofo oi the original
docket tenuies Of the coGnty court proceedings
OF Gillian comfy, Oregon, Nov, term, tSg6,
In witness whereof | have hcreunto set my
hand and Affixed my oftcial seal this 9th day cl
Nnyu lSh. IL. n. FRAZER, County CLERK,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-11-13
The Vote of Oregon.

The official count brings down Nc
Kinley's majority in this state to 2042,
Following is the vote of each county:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-02
\ NEW POTATO BUG.
He Can Eat Ten Potato Plants While
the Old Variety is Feeding on One.

He Can Ent Ten Potato Plants While
the Old Variety is Feeding on One.
Mr.. J. f. Guilmartin has discovered a
new variety of potato bug on his place, on
the White Bluff shell road, about mile
and half beyond the toll gate. If the
nature of this insect is not inves tigated
and some means Of destroying it discov-
cred, it is liable to become a matter of
impossibnlty to raise potatoes in the
county.
The ravages Of the old-fashioned potato
bug, the round fellow with the black and
yellow stripes, is as nothing compared
with the destruction this new visitor can
and is doing. The new bug averages over
half an inch in length, and has a body in
three parts, a head and a neck, both
of which are small, and large body. 1t
is striped brown and black, and has wings,
though the bug appears to desire using his
long legs in running when disturbed, to
flying.
A hundred or more of these bugs will
gather on one plant and they make short
work of it. They strip the plant of it's
leaves, leave their refuse right on the
STEM and it might almost be said they
breed while they are eating. They are
clannish and live together in swarms, but
at the rate they eat 1t would not take
them long to go through a big potato
patch.
Unlike the old bug it will not touch poi
son. Mr.. Guilmartin has tried paris green
and other methods of getting rid Of the
bug, but as soon as the poison is sprinked
on the plant the insect SCOTS off and
makes tracks for another plant. Mr.. Gull
martin soon found that the poison remedy
was ineffective, and as he Is al a loss a
TO how to get rid of the bugs he has prac-
tcally turned over to them the field of
potatoes of which they have taken pos
session. He discovered them only a day
or Two ago but since then their number
has doubled, and they have destroyed near
ly an acre Of potatoes.
The old bug is inactive and is easily got
ten at, but this one can run swiftly, and
he takes to his legs as soon as he is dis
turbed. This is the only place in which
the insect has yet been seen. Mr. Guilmar-
tin has never seen or heard of ANYTHING
like it before, and he is very DESTROYS of
having an investigation of the insect
made, in the hope that some means of eff
fectually destroying 1t can be discovered
should the bug once get a fOothOld on the
truck farms in the county, potato planting
would certainly suffer seriously 1t has
been suggested that the Truck Growers
Association take the matter In hand. and
see if the chronological department at
washington Will not give HIS bugshfp a
little study with a view to eradicating him
1t is very evident that it will not be long
before something will have to be done. for
the insects are multiplying rapidly. and
their equals in the quick work of destrov-
ing plant nave never been seen any
where IN this section at least.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-02
CITYS SUMMER SCHEDULE.
MUNICIPAL OFFICES WILL CLOSE
AT ? O'CLOCK DURING THE
HOT WEATHER.

The First Regular Meeting OF COun-
ell in June VIII BE Held TO-mOr-
row AfternoOn-AIderm KoI-
shorn VIII Introduce His Street
Numbering Ordinance-An Ordi-
nance Regarding the River Street
Track Of the Central Railroad May
Be introduced.
The city council will meet tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. During the months
Of June, July and August all the regular
semi-monthly meetings will be held at
that hour.
The ordinance giving the mayor the
right 10 permit the city officials having
offices in the city exchange 10 close their
offices during the summer months at 2
p. m, for the day. IS also in effect. 1t IS
understood that Mayor Myers viii ex-
tend this permission 10 all the Offices in
the exchange. The prospect Is that the
routine work of the city offices VIII be
light this summer. and there does not ap-
pear TO be any large amount OF extra
work an hand. This being the case the
city's business can easily be conducted
IN the hours between . a. m. and p. m.
On days when council meetings are held
the Office Of the clerk of council will be
open during the afternoon.
The ordinance for REMEMBERING the
streets viii come before council to-mor-
row afternoon.
There is some likelihood Of an ordi-
nance being introduced to require the
Central railroad to complete the River
street track from it's present terminus
10 a connection with the Savannah. Flori-
da and Western railway wharf Il is
urged that If the Central Is unwilling
10 DO this that the city should give the
right to use the street to q terminal COM
pany 70 be organized for the purpose,
which would complete the connection with
tie wharVes east of the city. 1t is said
that 1t would be better for the city any
way 10 have an Independent terminal
company here and number Of business
men whose attention has been called to
the matter have signihed their readiness
to go into the scheme. AS The city at
torney has given his opinion that as the
Central railroad never secured the author
ity of the legislature to use the street
and never complied With the conditions
made by the city in granting the use of
the street. and that the city can compel
the removal of the track or give the
right to use the street for the same pur-
pose to Whomsoever it pleases il viii be
seen that there is nothing visionary in
the scheme.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-02

The regular Warsaw season opens to-
day. The steamer Alpha has been char
tered and will run in connection with
the Savannah, Thunderbolt and Isle Of
Hope railroad, leaving Thunderbolt daily
except Mondays, at Ii a. m. and return
ing leave Warsaw at $50 p. m. on sun
days an extra trip will be made. leaving
Thunderbolt al $3.50 p. m. The Alpha has
been thoroughly Overhauled and Is IS
pecially adapted to the run. and the
schedule viii be performed with great
regularity, Warsaw is now IN fine shane
everything about the island having been
cleaned uD and improved. The big pavii-
ion has been repaired, thirty new bath
houses built. and new shower baths added
TO those now in use. Warsaw is one Of
the most attractive resorts on the coast
and viii undoubtedly have a successful
season,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-02
a Modest SwindIe.

From small confidence game the most
admirable thing that has been done lately
was originated by an humble and inno-
cent-appearing man whose field of labor
was La Sale street, says the Chicago
He would go into the offices where the
names are always printed on the windows
or desks so as to Identify the occupants,
Having read the name on the desk he
would amble up and say:
~, rs this Mr.. Griswold?"
There was a friend of yours over at
the city hail. don't know whether he
works there or not-said that you wanted
said I wanted a dog?"
Not exactly that, either, but he
thought you'd like to have a good dog if
you could get one for nothing" -
How could get one for nothing2"
We'll, | work for the city and out there
at the city pound we've got 40 dogs Thai
were going to smother at O'clock to-
morrow afternoon because nObodv's cali
ed TO claim them. l can get you a good
pug or a water spaniel or a Scotch terrier
if you want it, and bring it down here
Z don't know as l need a dog. but TN
take it if you bring IL in"
1T won't scot you anything The req
son 1 spoke 10 you was that somebody
said you'd probably want one. I'll ten YOU
have to give me car fare to get out there
and back. / haven't got a cent with me -
Under ordinary circumstances the an
peal for car fare would have been in veipp
but the caller have already gone to So
much trouble and the victim half beIiev-
ing that he would really get a valIa hia
dog. the city employe" seldom failed to
receive dime or quarter. He never
asked for the car fare until the victin1
had agreed TO take the dog
The confidence man had to tell an aIaN
crate. story in order to get his 10 cents
but the beauty of it was the scheme sci.
dom failed TO work
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-02
THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Letters of Administration Granted
Several People


Several People.
The June term Of the court of ordinary
began yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Judge Hampton L. Ferrill had a busy
day of it. and the term promises to be
not only busy, but an interesting one.
Letters of administration were granted
as follows: To L. T. Doyle and NJ J.
O'Leary on the estate of Andrew Nc
Cormiek; to H. N. Stoddard on the es-
tate of Cornelia \. Soullard; to L. E.
Mccarthy on the estate of Euphemia Bar
toll and to Robert II. Tatem on the estate
of Lily V. Wall.
Orders to sell property were granted as
follows: To John Nicolson, Jr., admin
istrator cum testamento annexo.
on on the estate Of Gilbert But
ministrator. on the estate of Andrew !
Morrison; to J. +. Brooks county adj
minisratOr, on the estate of Julia Walls.
to J. f. Brooks, county administrator
on the estate of Lemon Grayson, and to
NJ. b. Millen, administrator on the estate
Of Lewis T. Harris, deceased.
Letters Of guardianship on the proD-
erty of Frank Young, minor, We're grant
ed to Simon Gazan.
J. F. Wheaton and A. OemIer qualified
Cleskey.
a widows years support was granted
TO Josephine Dieter and her two children
from the estate oi George Dieter, Jr
An order was granted looking To per-
fectlng service by citation on the heirs
in the matter of the probate in solemn
form Of the will of Mary E. Williams
deceased. II will be remembered she ieff
about $4,000 and a caveat 10 the viii
has been fled which promises to create
a lively contest before the estate is inal-
~ disposed Of.
A. A. Lawrence fled a petition for LET
ters of administration on the estate Of
Richard Wylly, deceased.
Clerk Frank p. keilbach issued thirty
eight marriage licenses during the month
nine TO white and twenty-nlne to colored
applicants.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-02

changed 90 June -. as it was Thought, Col
Mercer would De here by thar time
A resolution was passed authorizing the
president. Gen. Henry r. Jackson, 90 draw
the June dividend on che Luu shares OF
stock i1 the Augusta and Savannah rail-
road. belonging -o the Te.talr academy
The question 0f letting the copy % the
OLD GelrEil statutes printed in lsi1 so 20
Washington. TO be copied by Little. Brown
q 20. u that city, was discussed at some
length. and was referred 10 the CORE
spending re-re-ary with Instructions TO see
~ .r tla- proper security for the return
~ tl- book was given. and 90 ma out
what terms could he made with the pub
Nsl.lE company with regard 10 the loan
VI rae book.
-Four new members were elected. The
matter Of reports OF standing c0mmlttees
was next taken up. The report OF the
treasurer. Judge A. II. NacDouell. showed
total membership Of 655. The report OF
TIE chairman Of the library committee. DIT.
r. J. Nulu. showed a total ol p, los books
and 34l3 pamphlets On the library. Col.
John ScrcVeu. chairman OF the committee
on Telfalr academy said his committee
was uot prepared 10 report