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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-22
ASKS A RECEIVER

Inc case of Julius Winkler VS.. the Texas
CITY Improvement company was on trial
before Judge Stewart in the district court
To-Day 1t appeared from the evidence that
iVc notes cf $1,000 each were made bv the
Texas City Improvement company. nav
able TO r. $. Rowland, and which were
afterwards Endorsed by Rowland and
others and by the Texas CITY ,Lill and
Elevator company and sold To the Main
tlii, Wlnkler. for $1,000. With the proceed,
T. Elsenmeyer, the president of the Texas
cry MIL and Elevator company. purchased
machinery for the company. When the
notes became due they were not paid
"lnkler asks for the appointment Of re-
eeiVer Of the mill company. alleging that
inc company has not the means 10 opcrate
we pant ana that the machinery Is going
10 rum lie IL stockholder 10 The extent
OF $4,000. wy
Mr' Elsenmoyer, who owns $50 400 worth
o' STOCK and several small stockholders
JON the plaintiff in asking for receiver.
Wlnkler claims to have been an innocent
purchaser and asks judgment against the
mn company and the Improvement COM
pany. wa
me defendants claim that the mill COM
pahy mad no authority TO indorse the note,
mat only $50 had been paid In by the
promoters of the company at the time the
note was made and that the machinery Is
now IN the mill and that Winkler has n
hlil of sale upon it rs security for his
loan The trial is not yet concluded
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Convictions NJ Franklin.

Mount Vernon. Texas, May l9-Dlstrict
court adjourned here Saturday after dis
posing of great many cases. Tho docket
was heavier than usual at this time, and
only two weeks being allowed a great
many cases were continued for want Of
time TO try.
The following felony convictions were
had George Punches. white. charged with
robbery, five years in pententiary: Henry
Saunders. white, burglary, two wears in
penitenIlary; Willard Banks. white. burg
iary' Two years in penitentary; Andrew
Jackson. colored, sodomy. Ave vaars n,
penitentiary. The grand Jury returned
hfty-seven indictments, sixteen of which
were felonies.
After court adjourned several OF the
oh'cers; lawyers and merchants haxe gone
10 the lakes to remain several DAYS.
Hon. Hiram Glass OF Texarkana remaiped
over and went with the boys.
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And Nobody Knows WHO inu,e,,
Lee Browns Fatal WOupu.


New orleans picayune. 81
The police are racking their brain, .
study out the mystery that is very p,,sa,
concerning the death of Lee Bruva /,
Texan. who has been railroad man n, !,
number OF years.
1t seems as though heir work wifi Nj
in vain. for Brown died with his scrs
well kept and there is every rea..u I,
believe that the man was 10, woun Ii. .
the city. As to the cause that ,rppfl,
Oh Browns wound. no one knows.
In April las, Brown h1b5lei int, ~
charity hospital and asked 20 he tstas.
claiming that he suffered from pi,slns
SO he was nut into the word far paraly.ls
and his suffering was great. But viii Il
that Brown would not reveal ,h- III.
that he suffered more from pis.Sl su,..
in the left side of his abdomen. Which !.
kept concealed from the pnYslcials Ct III
institution tor a time. When they d,c,.
cred it they removed the pstl,1t 10 vii.
i and there found that the maa wal il I
very critical condition, aud WORKED hfia
ically to save his life
Brown gave the names Of some Of u
friends, and they were sent for, beng Sl
that the man was dangerously vcpa'e
When they reached the hospital they sshs
Brown b. whom he had been shot srd ID
circumstances. In every instance he ~
deavored to avoid the conversation tou,s.
ing upon his hurt. and TO meme wolli \
give the least satisfaction. saying /
amounted TO nothing. aGl he would III.
be we'll. When his friends tried 10 stf
cut the riddle on their uwn account tAsJ
We're baffled lust as much.
Brown died Monday Afternoon SAD I'll
lodv WAS taken IN charge b. Yard'i.i
Morrison for interment. attei As'hsa
Coroner FenneV found that i'rnss ~
died from gunshot wound 10 he I'll
of the thoraX. woundug lie spiral so'isi
and causing paralysis. Yesterday ,M n
mains were shipped 10 ,.oasvic6. Ttia'
where Brown lived.
The police were told Of the mater, ~
detectives have been trying to ferrtt Oh
sonnet hing of the mysterious maisr
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MEXICAN DOLLARS.
They Are Made of silver and Conn
tcrfcit the American Dollar.

Dallas. Texas, May 2l.-This city is be-
ing flooded with free milled silver dollars
The discovery was made in one of the lead
ing dry goods stores, where such dollars
were offered hourly today by purchasers
Some of them wcro drawn this morning
from National bank in this city. The
dollar is dated this year; is a perfec; im-
tation Of the mintage OF the United States
contains the proper proportions of silver
and alloy. but is a few grains short of
standard weight From information re-
ceived by government officials. 1t is be-
lieved that the dollars are coined in
Northern Mexico. probably in the city Of
Chihuahua, by Americans
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NEW lAMS.

Austin, Texas, May 2i.-The following
became laws today without the governor S
signature:
Bill amending Revised Civil Statutes
regulating place o. holding elections In
cities and towns.
Bill authorizing the loantng OF the money
Of wards on unincumbered real estate
worth at least double the amount OF the
note or on collateral notes secured by
vendors lien notes
Bill making it unlawful for fire or ma
rine insurance companies to write insur-
ance except through legally authorized
agents
The governor signed joint resolution
granting leave Of absence 10 Judge Eugene
Archer
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EXTRAORDINARY SESSION CALLED
Specifically Appropriation Bills Nc uaton OF fses
and Abrooaiion at Fellow Servant Doctrine

an by the governor
70 Il
Texas Ma
lcsl
FOR
the revenue TO y cot fN
has to
therefor 81
The Constitution Srot do hereby call
O . Z
al Ma
Trygst
for the
March
@ \
To N fees and 0On2sA'n district attorneys and all
Z precinct oeerx
amend she rresept
o How
Act
o eae
0 tx tixcd MS Tie o a n
{. 0 Texas
he governor ". Madden. OF
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Naeogdoches. Texas. May 2o.-The sto,.
FORT hi'ies gave an entertainment last
night at Gypsy park. Refreshments ware
sold on the ground for the burmese NJ r,is
ing FUNDS for incidental expenses. etc. The
no'npag gave an exhibition drill, which
was Mighty appreciated by all present
lhs orninance OF baptism was adminis-
w Do '"St nlgte In the Baptist church.
a Methodist minister being The csndida,n
Messrs, W. S. Patton. u. G. Branch r.
~, sunson and others have gone 10 Cioar
Lake on fishing expedition A'
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WIN Apply Tor IL Charter.

Palestine, Texas. May 2o.-The director,
Of the Citizens Electric Light and Power
company met this afternoon and instructed
their attorney to apply for a charter. A
committee was appointed TO select a site
for the plant The capital stock ~ III
company is $4,000, ali subscribed
Attorneys p. W. Brown and r.
Greenwood. who brought the suit for the
city to forfeit the charter Of the Palestine
Water company, received word today ,bat
the case as rendered In the city's favor in
the district court here and which was car.
RED to tho court of civil appeals had been
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I srd while ~ was No he-s, 10 speak 20 the
! csar~cttutvSs ~ iucnr~Nc;rnSs az tNt rrtSi b
I tents course IN having grs hill enrolled
I n advance unless tst senate sctcd 30 The
4 cent-ssN ht thought tNr president lad G
/ r-erfeN Tich: 10 F~ep ~.
Nj Ross minority rrsd from ihe con
! sti,utson On tho auties Of the lieutenant
I scvesnOs and asked ior rcadiag OF The
! Nin
I Nr cough raised sso roip, chs, the sen-
al WIS under Cal and The hill ives not
1 teing considered
! NJ Ross request was rules Gus Of order
sfd its ended tic controversy ovsv The
/ cuSicsay 81 ihc hil
NJ. Cough eHdesvored 10 tnsre M She
| roslStrictinE hiil which was engrNsscd last
night Nni iho senate INFUSED 10 surpend
ahe constitutional -ule shis h-lng san
ihr s9rne Legislative dsy
Nr. Stone called up STAPLES house bill
making thef. ~ soften a, value So rr oyo7
foiuut ang under S2o value 81 mtsdomna-
nr-. was passed "a ,iira reading under 6
suspension ot thc rule
Nj Tille;t cahei ur house bill providing
ihsi rorsoilal pronerty removed from
county "a rvHdt taxes shall hc u ed 81
tAs coau'y WHARF the owner ~crt8es. was
paseed 20 thi-d rc9dlng nnG finally urde'
. suspension or tina Tuic
Air aenn raiiei up his Hill licensing al
iorncys pending on It's ;hird reading Which
rassee FINALLY
House 3alut resolution suthnri5inc and
empowering she S;Atr 10 printing hocrd 20
mint tho siip7cme court rsP2rls. was also
p1Ssed fraliv
Mr ncwsor called tn the morton TO ~
rouside- the vote Ny which be senate cor
cu--ed ~ r. hogSe amendments 10 tho
s,'naic h-N fixing charter Tess 70 5e charged
rv the sec-eiarr nt ssaLe and moved 10
AN" IT, i was 'os-
This minced .hl hsyf u..eh mo hrrles
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REVENUES NAY VOTE.

olty Attorney smith has, at the request
OF Register Fisher, rendered an opinion
that the men employed on the revenue cut
ter Galveston and who are citizens of the
United States and the State of Texas are
entitled TO register In the city OF Galveston.
ihey will vote in the ward in which the
cutter berths
TO vote heretofore in general elections but
a question arose as to whether they had a
right to have say In affairs municipal.
Hence tho opinion OF the city attorney was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-22
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
The United Commercial Travellers
Arc Now in Possession.
OPEN AND SECRET SESSIONS HELD.
Receiver for the Texas City NH and
Elevator Company Asked For.
Revenues May vote.

Galveston. Texas. May 21.-Texas drum
mers are In evidence in Galveston today.
They are here from all parts of the State
and they are starting out to make the most
of their little holiday. Their wives, their
aunts as we're afforded the opportunity are
here with they.
ing Of the Nsxas eranA counNfl oNhe Uni
ted Commercial Travellers OF America,
There are very few delegates to the grand
council only one being allowed for each
seventv-fve members or fraction OF that
number in each subordinate council. But
members of the order are taking ad-
vantage of the meeting of the council to
meet one another and discuss the affairs
OF the order.
The following reception committee has
had charge of the matter of taking care of
the guests: w. j. Hughes, chairman; II.
c. Lange. r. L. Hill. +. w. Erhard and
w. \. Gardner. They have their head
quarters at the fremont hotel ami the
meetings OF the grand council are held in
the local councils hall, corner OF Twea
tvsecond and Mechanic.
The council was called TO order At 900
o'clock and there were about seven'y FIVE
members OF the order present. Grand
CHAPLAIN Howard w. Peak of Fort worth
invoked the blessing Of the Deity and in
the absence of Senior Counsel Jamss NJ.
Moore who was detained on the grand
jury. Junior Counsel W. J. Hughes vel
coined the visitors in the following man
ncr.
In behalf of our Galveston council No.
80. give YOU hearty welcome to our city
and hope your meeting here VIII 10 our
council ana other councils much good.
We have arranged a small entertainment
Tor the delegates to the convention al d
for every United Commercial Traveller man
wht is in the city. and we want every one
of them and their ladies to be with US,
We have arranged the programme 20 that
you will have ample time for your meet
ings and there will be no excuse for your
not attending the social features. We
have arranged them for YOU and want you
to be there. We want you to enjoy your
selves while here aud we Will do all i'll our
power to help you have a good time, II
We have omitted to arrange for anything
that will add 10 your pleasure. let US know
II and YOU shall have II. Again, in behalf
of Galveston council No. co. 1 bid You
welcome -
on behalf of the grand council. Grand
Counsellor h T. hartmann responded. he
said that the grand council accepted tie
welcome extended in behalf of the 10; al
council in that same spirit in which 1t was
rendered. The record OF the local lodge
for brotherly hospitality was such that the
members of the order present ielt per
fectlv secure in the fact that their COM
fort and pleasure were 10 be amply pro-
Vided fOr and that nothing would he
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-22
wilder,s License Revoked.

New York. May 9l.-captaln JANA
Wilder of the Mallory line steamer Lsoa'
has been deprived Of his license D! w
local board OF United States steam ''s''
inspectors. This was the outcome Of 'l'
investigation of the fire on board me ~. ~.
about two weeks ago, which resulted u Y
death of ten steerage passengers ana w. ~
of the crew. which brought ou' lns ~ -.
that no regular Waterman was detal'sn W. !,
duty in the steerage and that me a''
was not drilled for fire emergencies
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UNKNOWN MN nn.n

About O'Clock this evening an unknown
man supposed TO be deaf aud dumb um-
brelia member, was found dead in an alley
ne,Ween strand and Mechanic and between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. I'pan
INQUIRY II was learned from Lucy Bryant
, NM. me me man ,h mad attempted to pnsh his
colored man; that Tucker hal nnshed
hum and that he fell in the doorway. There
1fe no marks Of violence upon the body.
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George d. Neal who has been confined 10
his home for the past four days with a
bilious attack was in the act of taking
the evening train for Austin TO resume his
legislative duties when he received n tele-
gram from the sergeant arms OF the
senate stating the Legislature had ad-
journed sine die. The senator was much
pleased at the news, as he was looking
quito weak from the severe attack.
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Coiqu!,t .or and Turney against were
paired.
l'hr president Of the senate then signed
t,.- tex, BOOK bll ana ,by senate bill Great
ing "a SMie plumbing board both IN the
presence o. Fne senate after their captions
ha4 been read.
Mr Wants arose and while placing Mr.
Cough q Collin in nomination he mex;
gresatc, pro te-u, Ny. Besll Interrupted
90 question Of personal privilege, and
Informed be aeuate that N Tho hnstc 20 get
the .e1t book Rib through IN rror had
been made i1 enrolling the measure. The
date or which he btll lF 10 become opera
,iye. aS ,he eurrossed measure shows IS
September 1ens The original blN provided
September. lsg7. and the mouse intended hy
Inserting 1ssb. Tbs amendment, MT.
I.eall charged. never came from the house.
and eas never ccepied by tEe senate, and
b. challenged any one to show where tn"
seu4Fe had atop'ed IL After the bill had
bsen enrolled tho defect was disc eFei
snd the correct figures Inserted. He did
uos charge this TO any one in particular.
bu5 continued 10 plead that the senate
correct ihe mistake While i WAS within
their power.
Mr. B,aH said that before the iii had
been finally disposed of be stood On the
a19r asking f1r recosaiuon. but mad been
Ignore We again pleaded In all ia'rness'
Tor the senate 20 Tisnt n" wrong
iior q Ar cough wa atconaed by MT
Linn o. Wharton ami Mr. Bowser in hat
terlrg terms
Mr Alice moved MI Cough lee eiec'eu oy
reclamation. which carried, ana INC newly
elected presiden, pro tom rephcd IN Few
Wen chosen remarks thanking the senate
Tue chair appointed Auee. Ier1ell ai.u
ltost committee 20 W"'t ui"h 'ne gov
crpor informing him Of their Intention 10
adjourn a. p m ana 20 aScff. iin ne
had any iuriuer coninlun'ca'lohH 10 rthuvI
NJ Terrell mover tne .h.i.SS o, ,le
stnaie BE- eHtenleH 10 .ne o,Iie'ls a,lu IN.
plnyes Of the senate 'or 'he,F eIucleh' SCI
wees during me seSAiph Hnot'o"'
Inc ihAhhe "i w, Ina" Nete g, 49,.
no me pIehlncnt v, N az" W.
pt'Niey"' pV ~ D'"''' ''''
"as iaKeh uh,li - ~ .,, IN
q" emit AM 'snu' a' ~ a.,
W. LINN OF N'vo" 49, ~ GU ~.
'roduced resolutions; thnhh'us lne press
eoff"spohd.hts, anu ar ho7N syn w NV
,uauh'nR Llsu''p" NV 80 "oi ses'u' ~. .os
hie ialrn'S Nnu inphl ,'ni i"l'hs u, tii'
a"ih'rhll0ah OF 'H' Sc"d'e' me TWO io'ii
or were auoP''u'
Ar h'al inoYrn 10 iay INC ih'isr rsso-
luton on me tApie' pHl subsequently WIN
drew u. solely GUY OF respect 10 INC gen
Nehlah VINO ph'rfu INC I.solu',on' IN nv
| put H. ano u was also adopted
the redlS'retihg plli' Which was sen,
TO engrossheht last hlsht, was Passo"
hhaily.
The senate received inc report OF ,he
irne conference committee on the az,
hclcncy biz. ia which the committee SAID
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cases when tHt3 i" 50
In the line that we nn me- our ssp ptr
success has been renlslt.s w years la, ~.
suce hiring the las. fifiesn ~ 10 s.piy "
80, and ii has enablei usheir dfeiss.,
f'a $3.50 we treat, in ~, ar,ske 10 s.i'
e,seas'S We do not unues.,,,ne spesI,,.
s.aass',.r'h,pr but are true no eluasi a.. !.
s.erEtniHi'kW he think We nave sa.ph!hs. ~
ists' al.u nnent OF Strie'ltser, sss Rheansr'
mo Unnatural J~sen' i1sbai:y ST
dioceit, untnncy' Nervous Rp,mples. KY
tism, ihio..s Var coeelc, Triirfi., Pis
MAJ MeaahR5ia iier TroeolyXom
catarrh and niseasy,s ~ ~ They helogss ~.
orr remedies are nan Van not be ~,
hsre we use only Inc ne best rs'S 81
mas noI fair TO presnii,,' one specaiit aa
Is ~ lr Inc and efforts 4 10 treat e,ssn'Ii
.Ape, ro better duaLhee tempt % maO,sri
cases tl,st INN by mail has R's Al or el.ss
success, q ana we will sena diaglMs XII
write " s.o a. which We ca, ra,, noldns "a
blanks inInsmita lions COS, Wv been Tsdsssssi
case. .o .i ~ treatment nnreh Of 81
our tornS :" within the rs'sS ar n,sh -,
so ihhl blank No ! ~ d!sea-s' - p
for syn l,,ipn and No 3 for sk a,tdirsss "a
for Women call on Of ,xvaY ~,
for ea'a' pR. HATHAa,moaio. fsstssnS
60 plaza. san AnioIS. CsS
~, Asanie Temple Bniiu,ns'
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Now. let good digestion walt 90 w.
tito. and health on both" is ANU.
toast after taking Angostura Biusas -
j. C. n. Siegcrt & Sons. manuiac'uis'
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Big. Four Route. St. Louis, Ess. ~
trains, fine track, Merchants Br'aE.
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Sleep

Induced by the ase OF coca, opiste on nay
cotic compounds is bad, decidedly bad.
II nndermines the health and skaters the
constitution and the patient is steadily
growing into worse condition often
resulting Ia the terrible slavery aud
misery OF the cocaine and opium habit.
Sleep induced by the use Of Hoods Sara.
saparilia may not come AS quickly, bat IL
comes more surely, permanently AND ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-22

AS tnt I'D
pprof@ 10 . IA, "a.
ZONE TO more iSa
oreai!ze the comp.
cations Of TIE ~, =.
nan SYSTEM ~
iImr'possibhlNr X,
covering wen .,,,,
trs hel1 beau AZ
more and NOR. XII, u
Jar ,arenI; and ,s SSii
who have s. 1iIs;l,
The most en ,,-,,ei
regulations ~, !aTp
heir @.tenuCn A..
lie curing , q -
- .u, ss4ltt. t"
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Of
DR.. HATHAWAY & W..

For the last fifteen years GU, n l, wis!
%a o hayf aay Ma Hsy years ago our Gbs' Va
taught h us thai the medical ploi !, would i
ASSUMING such magnitude thes II ,r ns III
impossible for physicians IN N Is heir tsll
numerous diseases That nssr ahieh woali
With that degree OF susus s5ys neople on
be demanded by p,,0c7cned and build ~
a as iS@ wa" lasting repa'a504,, s ssnss j
abandoned the prae,t,.ce,, , o. o,,r iV entire At
Known diseases, and , ,nTn a Ge' today en-
tention 10 the few tla' az
braced in our specially, ,he msdlua
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DIED Wirn ms SECRET

Tucker IL under arrest and post mo..,,
examination Will be made upon Inc M -
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Sweet

And refreshing because 1t Is realized
through natures great restoring and re-
juyenating channel purified, vitalizcd
and enriched blood. This feeds the nerves
with life giving energy and builds up the
system and constitution from the very
foundation OF all health and liie--the
blood - pure, rich, red blood.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-15

Although the authorities of the DIFF
ferent cities are making dire threats
arainst owners of dogs, who4do not get
the animals licensed-and we trust they
will carry their threats into execution
for If they would the dog tax would De
more eouitably horne than at present
and the bad dogs be weeded out-"e
are net expecting the extinction OF inc
e,nine. Any one who has ever owned
a deg would object to that as to
calamity. And it would be a CALAMITY
There is need of dogs. Under the held
"rhe Need Of Unmuzzled Dogs, Geo
r. Angel in Our Dumb Animals, urges
those living in the country TO Keep
dogs, and to keep them unmuzZleu LOT
protection He believes that the great
increase of murders and outrages, anu
the use of bicycles by criminals make
tns in a sense necessary, and says OF
the Somersworth bank tragedy that the
cashiers life might have been saved
had he kept a dog with him. In the
ETY. the small dog, for burglar alarm
serves just as well as the big ore, put
in the country it must be admitted
there is good work for the big dog to
d.. The city marshal of neighbollng
city. the other day, in a published m
tcrview. advocated the more general
use of dogs in the country to protect
the farmers wife and children in the
a bsence of the men. He gave as the
r .ason for the scarcity of tramps III
the South. the prevalence of dogs III
that region. Indeed. one that has en-
cauntered the multitude of dogs down
there will have some doubts as to
" hich is the worse, the tramps or the
dogs. But the need of an intelligent
dog on guard in the home of the lonely
country district is too apparent to be
o gerlooked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-15
STATE NEWS.
Somerset.
NORTH ANSON.

NORTH ANSON
Daniel Il. Dinsmore and Allie Gray,
academy students, have gone to BOs-
ton, to accept positions in drug stores.
Owing to a misunderstanding, the G..
a. II. Memorial sermon will he preached
in the Baptist church, May %, instead
of May 30.--Ifev. A. s. Ladd. new pre-
siding elder of Augusta district, is eX-
pected to give temperance lecture.
Sunday evening, May pa pool room
has been opened in this village.-Mr. f..
j.. Sawyer will remove his barber shop
into the Collins block very soon.-The
Young People of the Universalist
church are arranging to give Howells
Mouse Trap" in the near future
Carrabassett Lodge. |. O. CT. t., in
stalled its newly elected officers, last
Tuesday night.-The Good Tempars
have arranged to meet in Grange hall
hereafter.-The shank factory is work
ing on half time for few weeks
Quite a collection has been taken up
here in town for the India famine fund
of the Christian Herald.-Superinte