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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1899-03-02
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE,
The Commissioner to be Chosen By
the People at the Next
Election

Inc department OF ASFlcul>
ture bill begins by repeating
chapter 374, Public Laws of
1895-the Fusion law taking
charge of the department aud
combining its management with
that Of the Agriculture and Me-
chanical College,
A new board is then provided
for as follows: The presen5 di
rectors to hold on until their
terms expire. One new director to
be elected from each of the nire
Congressional districts and fye
from the State at large, all 10 be
elected by the General Assembly.
The terms Of these directors
shall be as follows: State.at-
large, two years, from First
Fourth and Seventh districts,
two years; from Second, Fifth
and Blight districts. four years,
from Third. Sixth and Ninth
districts, six years.
The board is to meet on March
9th for the purpose of orgaGjz,
alton, and thereafter at least
twice a year, one of which meet
ing must be on the first Monday
in December, They shall be paid
81, but shall not receive pay for
more than sixteen days.
This board is to elect a Com
missioner Of Agriculture and
other employees Of the depart
ment. The commissioner is to
hold until his successor is elected
at the next general election in
the State by the people.
The bill originally provided
that this election should be held
by June 18Th. the time at which
the term Of the present Commits :,
sioners expires.
ANY section in this bill prov
iding that the directors meet at
once and clean out that croWd?"
asked Mr.. Winston, when this
section was read.
Mr.. Allen; There is not, but
1 have no objection to such a
provision. l have doubts as to
the ability of the new board to
put in a new Commissioner until
the term of the old one expires.
but if they can put him in earlier
I have no election"
Mr.. Winston: L want to send
forward an amendment to that
effect"
The amendment off sred by him
and adopted was as follows:
"That it shall be the duty OF
the said board on the oh day of
March of this year to proceed to
resorganize the said department
in the interest of the tax payers
of the State to the extent allowed
by law"
Section 5, setting out the duties
of the Board of Agriculture, was
amended by Mr.. Winston as fol-
lows:
THAT it shall be the duty OF
the said board 10 investigate and
report upon the feasibility of re-
claiming the lowlands Of the
Roanoke River, giving in detail
the probable cost thereof and the
most practicable methods Of ac~
complishing such work"
This amendment was adopted,
as was also the following:
That the Board of Agriculture
shall investigate and report upon
the condition of the timber in
North Carolina aud recommend
such Legislation as will promote
the growth thereof and preserve
the same"
AS thus amended, the bill
passed.
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Kipling at Death Door.

New York, Feb. 27.-The con-
dition of Rudyard Kipling is
worse tonight than at any time
since he became i'll, and grave
fears are entertained that the
attack may cost the gifted writer
his life. The following bulletin
was issued at Z o'clock tonight:
Mr.. Kipling's condition has
been very serious during this, the
sixth of the disease, giving rise to
the gravest apprehension for the
outcome.
E. j. Janeway, NJ. d.
Theodore Durham, M. D.
Late tonight the physicians
issued the following:
Mr.. Kipling's condition re-
mains the same as at last report.
It was said at that hour that
Mr.. Kipling was very low and I'M
conscious. The physicians were
making constant use of oxygen.
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NOTICE!
Execution Sale OF Town Lots.

By virtue of an g tecution in my hands
in favor of John Slaughter VS.. Bolivia
Sears, issued In ATTACHMENT proceed
ings, [ will, on the 9Th day of March,
1899, at II ~ at the Court House door
in Goldsboro,- sell to the highest bid
der, for cash. the interest Bolivia Sears
owned on the 7th day OF December,
1888, or any tune thereafter, in the
following real estate in Goldsboro :
A lot on Switzerland Avenue decided
by John Slaughter to Bolivia Sears; a
lot on Elm street, conveyed in same
deed, and a lot on Switzerland Avenue,
where w. T.-Melton now lives.
F. SCOTT, Sheriff.
Feb 3rd, 1899.
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j. W. r..

Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to
treatment by Ely's Cream Balm,
which is agreeably aromatic. It is
receivedthrough the nostrils cleanses
and heels the whole surface over
which it diffuses itself. To test It, a
trial size for 10 cents or the large,
for SO cents, is mailed by Ely
Brothers, Sc Warren Street, New
York. Druggists keep it. A remedy
for nasal catarrh which is drying or
exciting to the diseased membrane
should not be used. Cream Balm is
recognized as a specific.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1899-03-02

Train No. 1902, Daily except Sunday,
Leaves Goldsboro 5 90 a M, Wilson
5 80 a m., arrives Rocky Mount q 10 a
H., Tarboro 6 45 a m.
Daily except Sunday.
Train on Ine Scotland Branch RORu
leaves Weldon Ais p. m, Halifax 4 &c
D IN, arriving Scotland Neck at 5.20
p,m,G reenville 6:57 p n, Kinston 80
p. m. Returning leaves Kinston $50
a. NJ, Greenyille Sd d N. arriving
Halifax at H. - q Ii. Wellou III. IS q NJ.
Trains on Washington Branch leave
Washington 20 a NJ and 2 30 p m,
arrives Parmele 8. 10 q m. and 4 90 p m,
returning leaves Parmele 9.35 a m, and
{. 80 N, arrives Washington IL. 90 a N
and 7.20 p M.
Train leaves Tarboro, daily except
sunday at 5 80 p m, Sunday. 4 Is p m,
arrives Plymouth at z 40 p m; + 10 p m,
returning leaves Plymouth daily ex-
cept Sunday LOO a m, and Sunday 9 90
a N, arrives Tarboro 10 % and IL 90 a NJ
TRAIN on Midland N @ Branch leaves
Goldsboro 10 a m, arriving Smith
field $50 a m. Returning leaves Smith
field 600 a n, arrives Goldsboro 10. %
a m.
TRAIN on Nashville Branch leaves
Rocky Mount al 4.30 D. M, arrives
Nashville sos p m, Spring Hope $50
p. m. Returning leaves Spring Hope
500 q. M, Nashville $3.50 q m, arrives
at Rocky Mount 8 05 a "a.
Train on Clinton Branch leaves
Warsaw for Clinton IL 20 q m and 4.15
p. M. Returning leaves Clinton 100
q "a and 2 as p m.
Train No 7e makes close connection
at Weldon for all points North daily,
all rail via Richmond.
H. M. EMERSON, Cent Pass. Agt
J.. r.. KENLY, Gen'I Manager.
T. M, EMERSON, Traffic Manager
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AT CAPITOL

] have just taken the last of two
bottles OF DIR. MozIey's Lemon Elixir
for nervous headache, Indigestion, with
diseased liver and kidneys. Jbe Elixir
cured me. l found it the greatest medi.
cine | ever used.
j. 81. MENNICH, Attorney.
1926 F Street, Washington, d. G.
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MOZLEY,S LEMON ELIXIR.

w. A. James, Bell Staten. Ala,
writes: 1 have suffered greatly from
indigestion or dyspepsia, one bottle of
Lemon ELIXIR done me more good than
all the medicine that 1 ever took
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THE MODERN WAY

Commends itself to the well-informed
to do pleasantly ard effectually what
was formerly done in the crudest man
ner and d~isagreeably as well. To
cleanse the sy stem and break up colds,
headaches and fevers without unpleas-
ant after effects, use the delightful
liquid laxative remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Made by California Fig Syrup Co.
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Notice /!

State of n. Carolina Superior Court
Jones County. Fall term, 1898
Celia "A King Notice 81 Summon.
John King.
The defendant above
named will take notice that a sum
mons IN the above entitled action
was issued against the said defen-
dant on the 31st day of October A.
d, 1898, by the clerk of the Superior
Court of Jones county, returnable to
the Spring term of Jones Superior
Court, 1899. The defendant will also
take notice hat the action is for a
divorce from the bonds of matri-
mony, on account of abandonment,
under the act of 1895. When and
where the defendant is required to
appear, answer or demur to the com.
plant, or the relief demanded will
be granted. (Signed)
W. S. OBJ. ROBINSON,
Judge Superior Court
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Notice

Having tits day qualified before the
Clerk Of the Superior Court Of Wayne
County, ~. c., as Administrative of
@. j. nelson, decd, notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted to
said estate to make Immediate pay
ment, and to all persons holding
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned for payment
on or before January oath, 1900,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. MRS F. NELSON
Admin. of G. j. Nelson, decd
Goidsboro, N. c.. Jan. oath, 1899.
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Farming Lands Wanted

1 wish to purchase for northern
clients, several desirable Farms in
the vicinity of Selma, Princeton, or
Goldsboro. e. A. HUMPHREY.
f4d10tsw4t Goldsboro, N. G.
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MozLEY's. LEMON HOT DROPS

Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarse-
ness, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hem
orrhage, and all throat and lung dis
eases. Elegant, reliable.
Twenty-Five cents at druggists. Pre-
pared only by DR.. H. Motley, Atlanta,
Ga.
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Whether or not the winter has
seen its best days let's hope it
has seen its worst.
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when a laundry sends your linen
home with frayed edges and
spread eagle button holes, and
send your linen to an up-to-date
laundry, where the management
knows it's business and sends it
home every time with as beauti-
full and immaculate color, and
as perfect a finish as when first
purchased. That you will find
is always done at the Goldsboro
Steam Laundry.
Steam Laundry,
Il. B, MATHEWS Manager,
~GoLDsBoRO, N. @.
No 81.
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To the creditors of j.. F. Woodland. of
Warsaw, in the county of Duplin, ana
district aforesaid, bankrupt:
No5ice is hereby given that on the
20bh day OF February, A ID. 1899, the
said j. F. Woodard, was duly adjudged
a bankrupt; and that the first meeting
OF his ceeditors will be held at the
I curt House in Goldsboro, on the 4th
day of March. A d 1889, at O'Clock
in the afternoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt n transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
SAMUEL Fl. MCRAE,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Fayetteville, N. G..
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Train No. 1O3, Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Tarboro & 90 p. m. ORocky
Mount 6 45. p m., V ilson e 10 p. NJ,
arrive s Goldsboro, 8 90 p N
TRAINS GOING NORTH:
Dated N o 70 No32 NO 40 NO IS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-01

tertainng concerts 1t was not al
tended by Mr.. Bartlett and his frIcnds
alone as there We're a great many
others present ana the sidewalk ana
lawns on the opposite side Of me
street were covered and the many
teams present nearly blocked the street.
amongst them being many from out oI
town who have heard 50 much 81 the
fine music that the band renders. 1hFy
are now led by q. A. Buckley OF IoGuS,
during the absence of their regular
leader, +. NJ. Howe, and the good work
that the new leader is doing, can easily
be seen. After the concert, Mr.. Bart
lett dispensed refreshments To the
musicians and their friends OF ice
cream and cake and when they left the
grounds, all We're smoking. After this,
they moved to the Town hall, next door,
and there had a dance until quite
late hour. The evening was a most
enjoyable one Ia both Mr.. Bartlett ana
the band boys and one they Will all
long remember.
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the board Of trustees, to take effect
Sept. |. Miss Staples feels forced to
give up her duties on account Of i'll
health, and will take a much needed
rest.
She succeeded Former Superinten-
dent Major T.. Rowell. who was obliged
to resign after long period Of ser
vice on account of illness. She was
appointed in the spring of 1897, coming
to the Hallowell school from the Mass
achusctts school at Lancaster. Mass.
The next meeting Of the trustees
vii be on Sept. 49, but IT Is not prob
able that Miss Staples successor will
be appointed for some months. The
trustees and others connected with the
institution speak in the highest terms
Of Miss Staples work during the 21a
years she has been superintendent.
Mrs. King, matron Of Baker hail. viii
be acting superintendent until a new
superintendent is appointed.
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Vegetation Suffers Severely iron the Drought

The farmers who are coming into town
are complaining bitterly Of the lack OF
rain ana a. the result Of the drought
there is liable to b. a dearth of pickles.
Hardly drop oC rain of any amount has
fallen for three weeks and the vegetation
is suffering severely. The vines are the
greatest sufferers and as the result there
is beginning To be dearth OF tomatoes
in tho market. One man who was IN
town recently said that he sat out ~
vines and expected to have enough toma'
toes "a supply All that half a dozen stores
would need Instead HI found difficulty
in finding enough r0 supply even one
store. No green tomatoes ARE forming
and as the result those houSckeepers VINO
We're planning - make pickles are be-
ginning to look III some other kind OF
vegetable as thu foundation Tor their
pickles. or else ~ without. With cucum-
bers the case il abou, thc same. The Gu
cImhers that are brought into market
are small ana have paSse look that *
anything Lut inviting.
The potato crop promises to be very
abundant unless late rains should come
There are few in each hill but the m
crease in size more than makes up lot
the lack IF numbers Some were recently
shown that looked more l.ke those grown
i'll Arnostook county. They were large
and fair and perfectly und. Small ones
among them were almost unknown.
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Joseph Ladd Of Mount Vernon. had
not care to repeat. He came here,
Tuesday, and was stopping at the
Johnson house preparatory to going to
Boston. He became intoxicated and
was wandering aimleSsly about. He
was going down the railroad trestla,
reached the lower end he lost his bal
ance and fell off. a distance of about
II feet. He struck on the edge of the
sidewalk on his face and when he was
found a little while after, he was sit
ting in dazed manner on the walk
a team and DR.. Ben Turner was call
ed, who found that his nose was badly
broke and cut and that it was neceS-
sary to take several stitches in it to
close the wound. He was held at the
station after the wound was dressed
until it was time for his train to go.
as he had changed his mind about the
visit to the Hub. A little while before
that Deputy Marshal Andrews found
man in a badly intoxicated condi-
ton in the freight yard, lying down
near the tracks. He was taken to the
station and will be allowed to speak
for himself, this morning. 1t was very
lucky that he was discovered as he
was, as a train passing might have
been the cause of his losing a limb so
near to the track was he.
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Calendar Of Comin no Events in Maine.

August % Sept. Eastern Maine fair'
Bangor. -,
Sept. 2-Dfummond family reunion
WinSlCw.
Sept. i-S-State fair, Lewiston. AN
Sept. 5-7-Christan Endeavor state 'o"-
vention. Portland. .,roor
Sept. 12-Fall term begins at WestprooA
Seminary. ,o,5smv
Sept l2-Fan term Of Hebron Academy
begins. ,a,r at
sept. 12-1i-Cumberland county fair q
Gnrham. 81 Maine
Sept. lS-Annual reunion OF "a MAN.
Cavalry Association at SKowhesah- psgi-
Sept. 13-1i-Reunion 18th Mdihe
ment at Bangor. =, the
Sept. 1i-l5-Annual convention ~, a, at
Maine Woman Suffrage Associa'''
Sept. l9-Tan term Of Bowdoin oOi'''
SEPT a0-Fau term of Colby oo'''7
Sent ST, si-27-Fair at West Cumb bfian IL
S.nt y6-n7 -2N-Annual con-, en,nerance
Maine Wumen's Christian
0c,. a.HMaine Musical Festival
Ocf 3.7-Grange Fair and and I'll Ruilding,
Show nj Alameda ENposi'io'
o i'll 5.7-Maine Musical Festival
VA -12-Semi-annual sesspI9,n., stieid.
Iodre of Good Templars ~ -.
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The City Schools.

The city schools will open, Monday
Sept. II, for the fall term. As far az
known the following will be the assign
ment Of schools: Herbert l.. Douglass.
a graduate Of Bates college class Of
81. and formerly principal of the co
lumbia Falls High school, will he sub
master of the Hallowell High school.
Miss Mildred A. Whittemore to con
tinue as assistant. Mr.. Douglass
recommendation from the Columbia
Falls school board. to the Hallowcll
board. spoke in highest terms of hi3g
work there. Miss Whittemorc has be 4,
an assistant at the High school fors'tha
past seven years. Prof. Dutch rletnrns
to the principalship.
Miss Marietta Lowell ret gi,s IA,
school. the North Mann roor.e AVA ,ii,.a
Amy Carter the South Ga ~
~, c - cnoo from the
Mann room, Miss Snofe ~.
North Grammar buil6ne, NJ ~
Blake retains the FN9
Edith Harrington 81 ~ ~,
South Primary and Nj III
,,.iII ha,.a 49,, II Miss Alice Perkins
,,,;,,,o,.;oe -, Gpper grades of the
grade being thereb2 ,S,:.h, -"
Although final al 49,, ~.
.,,ghtn, -, probable that the
this fall, numbe -.
-.oll "a vicinity
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4 crew Of workmcn ~ the New En-;
land Telegraph ana Telephone 90. is lit
work vi the bridge AT the present time.
A 15-pair cable will be laid from the Ran
dolph end Of The bridge ~ the draw ans
from there will lay go feet Of SUP
marine cable u the Gardiner cnd aad
stretch a cable ~ the pole near the AIMEE
lean Express Go. office. There will b.
about 1000 feet of the underground cable
when il is completed. This will Do away
with the open lines that are on the lowcr
side Of the bridge ana also do away wiki
a great deal Of the rumble ana noise That
is noticed in talking over the lines thl,
cross the river. \ large number IF .lc
trunk lines will be included in the new
cable ana 50 a great deal better service
can be given when the work is com
DlctrI.
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FiREMEH'S MUSTER GIVEN up.
Fire Department Will Hold Instead a Field
Day. October rs.

T1. members MI the fire department. in
;ha Ciry have decided to give up the idea
of having a hrcmen's muster. but, in
stead. VIII haze 4 FIR. men'z field day
Since thc banquet at Hose As hall the
ma...r has betn considerably discussed
Js tle members wer- given much encour-
1Hemert ry Chicf Plai@.cd As soon as
his ercouragamcnt and consent to 20
ahead hal l,an obtained. the members
began w take more active interest ii
rAo Idca-
The plan Is IN have the field day Octo-
hsr p Invitations VIII De sent to the
q embars of the departments in Oakland
IuI Fairfield ana a.so To the hose com
Ulny 3t thg H0HnSworth q Whitney Co.
in Wins.ow. The plan is to have the Wis
itnrs arrive in the city during the morn.
ing ana then have parade. In the aft
ernoon Il j. planned to have hose reel
contests. steamer contests. ana contests
NY Inc different hose companies. In the
evening the guests will be entertained a.
the hall. just what will be done ABOUT
entertaining The guests at dinner ana sup
Eyer hay not Vet been decided
Several plans have been talked over for
entertaining the guests. bu, il has final
FAR been decided that the best thing tina.
san be done will be To have committee
u charge made UP IT one member from
each company Ill the city ana Az they see
proper they will appoint such commit
Gees to arrange the minor details Al
though the plan originated in the minds
5f ems company yet all the other com
panieS are to go into the move with just
as much enthusiasm as though they had
been the originators Of the idea in fact
one M the purposes Of the meet is to
promote a feeling re greater fellowship
] rl1.ir-.. ~. csrl1rna,li.s
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Contractor Smith Of Bangor, has re-
ceived the contract for the construction
Of the branch track up the stream and
now all the papers have been signed
He will be in the city. Monday, and
work will then begin. There will be a
great deal Of Southern pine used iii tn"
construction ana the contract for this
has been awarded the Oakland Manu-
featuring 60. of this city. and they
have ordered it from the South. II wa
necessary to order this as the lumber
was 80 large that 1t was not kept on
hand.
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A RECRUITING OFFICE
10 Be Opened in This City for Ten Days ly
Lieut.. Dut.oa.

Lieut.. James ". Dutton. 4Srd Rerf-
ment. L. s ". will open a recruiting.
Office here, today. if he can find suit
able quarters. lie received instruc-
lions. Wednesday. to 90 to Portland.
While there. yesterday. he was given
orders to open up a recruiting office in
this city for period Of 10 days.
No instructions We're given him as
to the number Of men he shall enlist
in the period of time. 10 days being the
only specification. He will find suita-
bic quarters, today, and will at once
Begin TO enlist men for the 43rd Regi-
ment. At the end Of the period. IN
less he receives other instructions. he
VIII take his recruits and go to Fort
Ethan Allen where his regiment is to be
stationed for the present
Since he has received notice of his
commission several have asked him If
ne mas the power to enlist men 50 that
he has few doubts that he will take a
number of recruits back with him.
No physician was specified to him as
an examining surgeon so that the Sc
lecting of surgeon will be one Of his
hrst duties. Whom he will select he
mas not definitely decided, although he
has one man in mind.
As yet all the officers of the reei-
ment are strangers to him. The col
onei is the only mans name he has
heard. The colonel is Col Arthur
Murray. He does not even know tho
company to which he is to be assign
ed. So far only 2000 of the 10 600 re-
CURED men have been enlisted SO that
1t will probably be some time before
his regiment is sent to the Philinnipae
IS Lieut.. button understands it the
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A very pleasant picnic party was
held on Brown Island. yesterday. when
4 party of 10 Farmingdale people took
boats for that place. When dinner
time came a fish choWdtr was made
ana the way it disappeared was a
caution. The men folks Of the party
returned after the meal had been
served. but the women and children
stayed the remainder Of the day and
had 4 grand time.
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Last Evenings Band Concert.

Since the beginning of the summer.
the Gardiner Band has been giving
concerts every week and these have
been greatly appreciated by all who at
tended them. The most of them have
been given on the Common, but. last
evening. the band visited Mr.. F. ID.
Bartlett at his home in FarmingdaIe,
and gave another one of their very en-
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The Universalist Society of this city,
will give Il grand entertainment, Sept.
IS. "a BE- known as the Grand Parade Of
Carnival of Opera, composed of fancy
dances. drills, gems from opra. stage
pictures and musical dreams. About
200 persons will be necessary for the
entertainment. The first rehearsal was
given. yesterday, under the supervision
of Charles Eddy and his two assistants
from New York.
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greater part Of the regiment he ia g.
be in viii be made up OF yerrr,os.
men.
One Of the first duties that h. wIu
have TO perform will be to choose j
clerk, who viii probably be thu
first good man whom he cnlfsts.