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The Portland daily press., 1900-07-19
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Percy A. Grlbbin of the firm of
Gribbin Bros, Cumberland street fish
dealers, and his family, are enjoying a
brief outing at Long island. Mr.. Crib
bins mother, Mrs. w. r. Gribbin, is
also stopping at the same island.
Miss Alice e. Smith of 10 Forest street,
who left the 9th-inst to join her father
at Portland, Ore, has written her rola-
tives here of her safe arrival on the 18th
inst, tired, but very much pleased with
her long journey across the continent.
Mr.. I. w. Shaw, a prominent merchant
of Buckfield, is at the PrebIe house.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-19
MR.. JoRDAN's NEW YACHT.

The yacht that Mr.. James G. } ordan is
having constructed by the Portland
Shipbuilding company, it is safeIto say,
is the finest yacht built at Portland for
great many years. She is an ND to
date, of the year 1900, sailing yacht in
all her appointments and equipment. One
of the latest improvements embodied in
ner the oyerhaur ng stern and bow,
giving her resemblance to a true HERES
hoff yacht. She is 40 1-2 feet over all.
IL feet beam, and Will draw feet of wat
er. In the opinion of all who have seen
her, her lines are very fine, and she will
be noble addition to the Portland
Yacht fleet. Mr.. Jordan has decided upon
the name Surf for his new boat.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-19
WILL CARE FOR THE SAILORS.

The North Atlantic squadron is to ar
rive in Portland about week before the
celebration of State day Of Old Home
Week, and the Y. M. G. A are preparing
to make the stay of the blue jackets well
come. Their idea is to use the auditorium
or drill sheds of the armory for sleeping
quarters for the sailors. Cots are to be
spread about the floor and all blue jackets
on shore for all night liberty will there
be comfortably cared for.
A year ago this plan was tried and it
worked like charm. The sailors them
selves appreciated the privileges very
much while the officers OF the feet are al
ways willing to assist in furthering the
p lans OF this kind which make the life of
the blue jacket a little more pleasurable.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-19
LOST SIXTY. FIVE DOLLARS.

George Chamberlain of ST. Albans, VT,
came into the Union Station on the noon
train on his way to Orono, Me. He left
the train on which he was journeying
and went to the ticket office to procure a
ticket to the down east town.
He took the money to pay his fare from
an envelope which contained 500 and sup
posed he put the package back into his
pocket. When on board the 10 80 train
he discovered that the money was miss
ing.
Officer Quinn was notified but no trace
of the missing money could be found.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-19
HAVE ACCEPTED THE CHATT,rNal

The firemen have challenged the police
men to a series of ball games and yester-
day the policemen accepted the challenge
to play a series of three bali games, the
first to be played Saturday, July 81. The
games viii be free but it is thought some
kind Of trophy will be put up later
Ths fremen have long contended that
they could defeat the policemen at base
ball but the 'hnest' think the fire
lighters are not ia position to boast
about their prowass vet.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-19
WILL BE A BIG AFFAIR.
The Firemen's Muster WIN BE the
Largest Ever Held In New England.

Portland on August Tth bids fair, accord
ing to the reckoning of Chief Eldr idge to
be the largest muster of hremen ever
known in New England He expects all
the way from 10 to 90 steam fire engines
here for the parads and to enter for the
contests and in addition to this number
expects at least 20 hand tubs. 1t will be
necessary to run off the contests in two
series, both going on at the same time.
Chief Eldridge thinks there win be fully
5000 tiremen in line at the morning pa
rade.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-19
PRACTICAL
EDUCATION.

Westbrook Seminary offers special courses
in Sciences laboratory. Languages ICON
versatioa IN Fren h and Germanl
Mathematics (s0lid geometry, trgonOm-
cry. etc.. Methods of Teaching, ElocuiOn,
Physical Culture. Music and Art These
courses are excel'e nt for Hiah school xradu-
ates and other advanced pnpi's. The Seminary
certificate Admits 10 college. Special ait snifOn
is gwen 10 heath and moral TRIMMING Ele-
mentary studies, such as Arithmetic. Spelling.
Reading. Penmanship. etc. are not neglected.
Address o. II. PERRY, President Portland.
Maine iy17e0d2w, 1OrlOpnrm
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-19
SALE COLORED SHIRTS.

Tomorrow morning Rines Bros. Co,
will begin a special sale of mems and
boys colored shirts. If they are not all
sold tomorrow they will be on sale Sat
urday at same price. You will see by
reading the adv. in this paper that the
price will be marked way down below
the lowest.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-19
TWO DELIGHTF vi EXCURSIONS
ON SUNDAY.

10 Fabyans, in the heart of the White
Mountains, and to Naples, across beauti-
full Sebago Lake, and through the pictur-
esque SOngo, Here are two trips that
are unsurpassed in Maine for day of
continuous pleasure Train leaves Union
Station on Sunday at 9 30 a m. reach
ing Portland on the return at 5 IS o. IN
Only 81 90 for the round trip to either
place.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-19
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE ASSOCIA-
pTON.

The annual meeting of the Maine
Woman's Suffrage association VIII be
held at Portland on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, Sept. 10, 20, 81, by invi-
tation of the Portland Equal Suffrage
club. Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, the
national president will make the princi-
pal address. Delegates from auxiliary
branches will be entertained.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-19
BIG CROWD Ar RIvERT0N

Riverton park had big run of bust
ness Tuesday evening and it is estimated
that somewhere near 1000 people visited
the park and attended the entertain
ments during the evening. The evening
was delightful one to spend at the park
and 1t was with reluctance that many of
the people took the last cars which left
the park about II 80 o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-19

Our reade viii find in the ADVERTISE
ment of the Casco Bay Steamboat Com
pany the Forest Queen viii make two
trips to Old Orchard Pier, leaving at o. 30
and 2. This makes a beautiful trip, and
doubtless a great many viii avail them !
selves Of this chance to visit the great
pier.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-19
DO YOU KNOW HER.
Postmaster Clark Barker received tn,
following letter yesterday:
oJaIlOn 10, south Baltimore,
Baltimore, Md, July rs. 1900

following letter yesterday:
Station ID, South Baltimore,
Baltimore, Md, July 16, 1900.
The Postmaster, Portland, Me.
Respected Sir:-I respectfully presume
to address you this letter in the hope that
you may be able to assist me in oainino
some information concerning the where
aDouts OF my sister Margaret Ellen
Steven, nee LOWman. aged about "a wears
daughter of Rasin Lowman, Odenton'
fourth district, Anne Arundel Co Md
When last heard from, about four wears
ago, she was residing in your city. ANY
information concerning her will be
received by her brother.
William LOwman, at the above address.
am dear sir,
Respectfully yours,
William LOWman
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-19
NOTICE.

Next Friday, (July 2O). at ten a. n,
there viii DO given an exhibition Of
portable iise escape in the Y.MCA
Gymnasium ROOM Ladies' and gentle
men are cordially invited to attend.
IL
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09

the United States Court yesterday by
c. ii. Binns. Newport News mer-
chant. Liabilities. s5ISl.S2. with assets
amounting to s1.33775.
IN JUSTICE TAYLOR'S COURT.
In the Police Court yesterday there
were ~ cases for trial and S2950 was
collected. Some of the cases were as
follows:
Edward Grandy. colored. trespassing
on New York, Philadelphia and Nor
folk Railway property; fined S7.25.
s7.ss. Dane' e0i0red' lighting; fined
james Spratley, coiored. abusing ].
l.. Bray: fined $675.
Mrs. Anna Gross. violating the sani-
tary ordinance: lined $50 ana costs.
Appealed.
Cynthia Jewell. drunkenness and
profanity; fined SC and costs.
Henry House. a 14-year-old coiored
hoy. received II sentence OF four months
in jail for stealing twenty-elg
oranges from j. Sansome. in the CITY
Market.
James Higgins. Ella Jones. Ben
Washington, Henry Newly. colored.
ana jackson Davis We're tried for using
uninspected measures ana scales
Washington and the Jones woman
were fined $40 and costs each and the
other cases We're continued until De-
cember 18th.
Rosetta Foreman and Henry Curry.
both colored. were tried yesterday on
the charge OF robbing Ely Black of s55
In cash. Curry was discharged and the
FOREMAN woman was committed to jail
for further examination on December
18th.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
George Mcintosh. trustee, ct ais. to
Nj. l.. Il. Davis. 6; Co., Water street
property; $500.
Park Place Company to s. T. Hodges.
two lots fronting % feet each on the
north side of Twentieth street; $500.
Mary V. Nicely To Martha A. NIilha
do, lot fronting % feet 6 inches on the
east side of Atlantic street. 25 feet
south of Plume street: $7,700.
ID. s. Dawley ct ais. to c. Il. Gordon.
lot at the southwest corner of Chapel
and White streets; $780,
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Mr.. Ralph III. Riddleberger has been
appointed receiver for j. b. Powell.
me order was issued by Judge Wad-
dill late Saturday afternoon, and
deputy Marshal j. l.. West served the
papers last night. j. b. Powell con-
ducts Il store at No. 52l Church street.
The order was issued by Judge Wad-
dill, of the United States District
Court, at the instance of about fifteen
foreign creditors. some of whom are
as follows: Southern Stove Works.
Burt Brothers. Dexter Broom and Mat,
tress Company. Brobst Furniture Com
pany and others.
The order does not state tho amount
OF the claims of the parties, nor the
Value of the stock that the receiver
mas assumed charge of at No. 52l
Church street
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
LAMBERT's POINT.
NEWsY ITEMS GATHERED BY OUR
REPORTER YESTERDAY.
The Norfolk County Water Company

The Norfolk County Water Company
are about to introduce water here. The
trenches are being dug for laying the
water mains on Myers avenue and as
soon as they are finished the pipes,
which are already on the ground, will
be put In. Ii Is understood that ii is
the general desire of The residents here
mat water be run on all the streets.
III the company will do this the owners
OF property will have water run into
their houses.
lighted Kerosene lamp was turned
over by children at the residence of
Mr. Westman. on Thirty-ninth street,
last evening. end but for n member
OF the household throwing it out in he
yard there would in all probability
have been serious fire.
The Pioneer Fire and Salvage Com
nany has introduced new feature at
their engine house in the way OF n
reading room Tor the benefit of the
members. Among the selections are
works from the zen of the best authors.
TIE Loyal Temperance legion will
meet Tor reorganization at the Netho-
dist church at e:S0 o'clock this after
noon The SUPERINTENDENT Miss Elmer
commander. desires all tile children to
meet her PROMPTLY at the hour named.
The Pioneer Fire and Salvage Com
rany IS making extensive arrangements
for celebrating its first anniversary.
which occurs on the 9th instant. The
members propose 10 make il one OF the
most eVertful occasions in the history
Of the organization.
Mr.. {. l. Mcpherson leaves tonight
for EXnore VA. on Il business trip.
Mr.. a. w. higgins extends special
invitation to The citizens 10 visit his
his store. corner of Bowdeu's Ferry
road and Pocahontas avenue for the
neNt three days, when he will demon
strate the value OF n now cooking oil
which he has just introduced here. at
which time there will he free distri-
button of hot doughnuts.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
Among Our Cotton Men.

Weather in cotton belt clear and
cool.
Spot cotton In Liverpool declined
l.l6d. The future contract market de-
clined to points, closing quiet and
steady.
The Cotton Exchange in Liverpool
VIII be closed the Gath, 25th and 26th of
December; also. on 31st and January
list. Christmas and New Year HOLIDAYS.
The final estimate of the cotton crop
VIII be issued at noon on Monday by
the Agricultural Bureau
Future contract market in New York
advanced to points. closing quiet.
january, 9.63-64; May, 9.43-44; August.
9i2-l4 Mlddling cotton quiet at 10 Is
year.
New Orleans contract market adj
vanced 6 points on January, closing at
9.43. Market for spot cotton declined
IA S middiing. 11-16; sales. 1850 bales.
clined lie to Is.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
sermons to YOUNG Men.

Rev. T.. B. Hatcher, pastor of the
First Baptist church, will begin a
series of sermons to young men on
The Story of Wild Young Man."
The discourses will.be delivered in the
following order:
December Breaking the Home
December 1sth-"sowing the wild
Oats
December 2sd-"Reaping the Harry
est"
December soth-"Receiving the Home
Welcome"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
WILL DISCONTINUE
SOUTHERN BELL PHONE
WHEN CONTRACT EXPIRES

For the information of the public the Virgniar-Piot pub
fishes below list Of subscribers who will discontinue the use
of the Southern Bell Telephone service when their present
contracts expire
f. r. ALLEN, Commission saoanok Dock
W. T. ARLINGTON, Grocer Corprew and Marshall avenues
j. ARMSTRONG packe
BOARD BUSINESS MEMS ASSOCIATION
c, broker
CONSUMERS FEED COMPANY No. ss1 Church street
s. T. DICKINSON. street
T.. FINE. Grocer Banks street.
BROWN oesaleg gro cers Portsmouth Va
TEUERsTEIN CO. oysters
HARVEY BROS. and barges. Nivisonst street
sandc lothies street
IIowLETT & TATEM Twin City
r. CRANKY street
Place
wARERooM. CRANKY street
Attorneys at law Tai building
TALBOT +. AND NJ. w.
TuNsTALL scHEIB street
CO., Nivson street
WILLIAMSON SYKES,
C. A WOODWARD. broker. street
J; WILKINSON, B u street..
street 49, CIV
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
HAVE DISCONTINUED THE
SOUTHERN BELL TEL EPtIONF
Continued from Page a.

Continued from Page4.
" W. Co. Cotton
-N"' Da"A
PoWEATTAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY 1ambt.s Point
y. PHILLIPS p,,
RUDOLPH Z WALLACE. Merchant tatos 90,
RE1DS CO.. 90 po..o,
'iAa|o "hoesaie and retail dry
T. f. ROGERS agents. rooms 2os a connh a
T. F. ROGERS posa
STANDARD Id agent Office IL -or,-,o ,
iAIi-oR PHILLIPS railway. Atlantic City
TSCHLER r Mains
8. PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE. crsto,, 1y,...
VIRGINIA PHARMACY, Churchst street
f. A. WATKINS BRO Lumber
avenue Dad
J. G. woMBLEs nd retail hardware 81 comm.,
WINSTON HARDEE wICHARD and no.
% MINER street, -
w H. WALES JIs
T. L. WOODWARD & wholesale erocers IA vvo,ou u.
t. croo.r soo T. pau,,o...
"iAAlNSoN& NEVILLE, avenue
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
Bowling PARTY.

Mr.. Jack Solomonsky rendered a de-
lightful bowling party to a few of HE
friends Wednesday night Those pres
ent were: The Misses Birdie Metzgar
Carrie and Tillie Schwan, Edna Kahn
Marian umstadter MIR. and Mrs. r.
f.. Hofheimer, Harry Hofheimer, Jack
Umstadter and Ben Metzgar
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09

The Old Dominion steamer which Is
scheduled to leave Daytime wh;hf at
7:1o e.. m. for Newport News ana
sm!thfield will I've Withdrawn for few
days-Friday and Saturday. the 7th
and sth, and Monday. the 10th. After
that regular service will be performed
Rs usual. de6-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
Making Home Coy.

Is easy and costs but little II you get
IN the right store. Williamson s.
Sykes can furnish every room. from
kitchen to parlor. at prices that will
surprise you. Suppose you give them
cali. 561 and 563 Church ST., near
Queen st.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
n. T. u. Election

The Norfolk Typographical Union
VIII meet this afternoon at G. l.. U.
GERS for the ensuing term. and trans
action of other business
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09

We have imported some very rich
overcoatinGs for late buyers. They
nrc here on time for the holidays.
RUDOLPH & WALLACE,
1893 Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09

we have secured some choice suit
ings for the holiday season.
RUDOLPH 6: WALLACE
1893 Main street
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09

The fire at The Hub last night will
not interfere with business. Store will
be open tomorrow rs usual. 1t.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09

durable DIR. Haig sends n free trial pack
age of his discovery so that patients
may try and know positively that Goitre
can be cured al home without pain. dan
ger. operation or any Inconvenience
Send your name and address to DIR. John
p. lIaig, 7of Glenn building. Cincinnati
postage prepaid. Do not fail to get this
wonderful remedy. In Bombay. India
C0.000 patients in that infected district
wherever used its success has been mar
velous.
Write at once. send name and address
to-day and DR.. Haig Will be glad TO send
you trial package of the remedy free
Do not delay.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09

Our "Spccia! Number" black socks
meets all the requircments-a perfect
wearing black sock. The price always
the same-26c.
RUDOLPH G. WALLACE,
323 Main street
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09

ralgia and la grip. Tor sale by ali
druggists. de5-tc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
Cures
Goit:re
Remarkable Discovery That Cures
this Dangerous and Disfisuring
Disease without Pain, Opera
ton or Inconvenience.
Trial Package Sent Free.

DR.. John P. Haig. well known Gin
cinnau physician, has had marvellous
success with remedy that cures Goitre
or Thick Neck. And owing to the fact
that most sufferers believe Goitre Is in
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09

Like Malaria. Grip pervados every NAL
ady caused by taking Gold. and takes on
Grippy nature. including not only
Coughs Colds. Bronchitis, Catarrh and
Sore Throat, but also Rheumatism
Kidney and Bladder diseases, which
ing cold.
BE sure to send for copy of the now
edition of DR.. Humphreys Manual l4i
pages. on the care and treatment of the
sick in all ailments. mailed free.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MED
ICINE CO, Cor. William and John SITS,
New York.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
o =. z = %

The use of "77' sends the blood tinglng
through the veins until ii reaches the ex-
tremitieS, when the feet warm up and the
Cold is broken.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
Cut Glass.

Everything of the newest
shapes and finest cuttings.
Bowls, ? in, at $3.50
Decanters, at I.69 up
Pitchers, at I.50 up
Punch Bowls. at $500 up
Any Prices from sl.OO to $4,000.
The best goods at the lowest
prices and the largest assert
ment.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-07-20
ECONOMY.

The poor man is often persuaded that
the rich man got his money by base
methods. Bat often it is an unjust sus-
piciou. The fact is that the generality
of itch men, at least those who have
themselves accumulated wealth, have
learned how to spend dollar as well as
how to make one. And it is lesson
that most poor men, men upon salaries,
have not yet learned. They know how
to make an honest dollar, but often badly
lack wisdom 10 spend it wisely and well.
The wage Garner ordinarily spends every
dollar of his income. This is true when
he earns seventy five cents day, and re-
mains true when his wages increase Ia
! three or four dollars. 1t is unwiSe, not
! 10 say foolish, that this should be ths
case. Most wage earnerS could lay by 4
small sum each pay day. 1t might bt
Very small ut first bnt rs the wages in
crease. let his savings increase. 50 soou
as man hlS blnk account, ID matter
il il be small one, just so soon docs N
become a capitalist lie is really one,
ana it vaiseS him in Seif-rcSpsct as wei
as in the respect OF his ftll0wmen. som,
people think that the Bible teaches that
We are II take NJ thought of the NOR
row." and consequently that it Is W!cNet
10 lay 10y and vlovidc ~ tin>t Il RAINY day
in the future. IN, Bible does sty
take no though. fpr the morrow = an !
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-07-20
NEWS FROM SEDALIA.
4 Prohibition Sermon Candidates
CanvaossiuS- Personal Mention.

Some OF the earliest farmers arc
through laying by. Grass has been
terribly butcherod fr the last ten days
N these pa Is.
Thanks, Mr.. Eii,ol, and Bro. He,
D-nver, for your sympathies durin
my recent slight indisposilion.
Rev. E. G. Watson preached goon
prohibition sermon a. Pa'gc:t's Cr c&
yesterday u q large congreg liol
A few candidates were ont To shake
oauds with the dear people. Mr.. j
II. McKissick was over from yuul
ely looking after the few stray votes,
presume, taat BIO. Gore would no.
get, for no ma: can get every vote il
his own township.
Mr.. NJ w. BJbo, o! the city, was
.haking hands with his many ii ndi
acre yesterday. Glad to see you,
Minter, for we claim you yet IS one
of our boys.
Miss Mamie BAi!ey has re:urnt
home from two weeks stay with her
sister at Salucs.
Mrs. Ellen Sims, of your city, is
visiting her parents, Nc. and Mrs.
NJ. w. Bailey, of tits place.
1t is reported that oae of our bach.
el + farmers got married yesterday
Way was reporter no. invited 80 he
could verify this report.
Mr.. j. B. Bailey, for soms years a
student in the CampJbsllo High
School, who also attended the rccen;
summer school ct Uuion, is spending
L t,w days with relatives ani his
many friends liz this section, befur,
ta&ing charge OF his sch %! 1T Dyl,
mont. jesse is a model young man,
III | tho people Of Belmont are to be
congratulated en- securing such a ne
o!o yGung man for their teacher.
Mr. j. We4'ey Bobo sowed / bu3hcl
aud 3 pccks (lI) of wheat and has
.hrcshcd IS bushels. Mr.. \. J, BA;-
'ry la ouly > acrss sDwn, and lac
nad@ jG bushels as. Sach trrming
a. ,hat wi pay any ono
Mr.. Norman Bi'ey, your z "a
re Of. Til! place, is Vie champion
when it cones 10 killing hs~Ees; he
aayi"E killed. thirteen thi8 year, and
10 telling low many mCr1 he viii
Kill before the year is cut if he can
onIy Keep in s'gh. Of them, IL has
Oh an averaga killed Twelve each year
tor the last three years. Il. Il.
Sedalia, Jdly IS
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-07-20
Sc VERA GE.

Rel cr L.0e !lsSS. small PIX =. djiW
.hci!A; ovclh,wi0g sinks. s,iuh!ny draj4 :
a"d refuse f:om gac!an h)n.c,
anl 4 genera, condition mAk;ng brce linz
PLACES for al kinds of contagious lis
eases cal! FOR more than a passing
thought.
The liltic country hamlet Of few
years ago las grown 10 Il city before Il ,
mo,shacks ana callmty GROWERS hlva
realized it AMI must NOW ASSUME the
obligation Cf a. rog!essive, civiiz.,lp'ac;.
by aJatiny such nuisanccs as are plte,S ~
everyone.
The few ariicl'S in TIE TIMES in OPP
position TO the town hall an sewerage
may possibly have been instrumental in
defeating tie measures at the election
last month. We did not then re to
defeat Tie sewerage question but wanted
more money and then, and are now, 'p-
posed to amy petty appropriation.
S3O, 600 should he given the Commissions
Of Public Works to pat in Il iirst-c!ass S
sewerage SYSTEM and the surplus, if any,
used i'll l.quidatiDg the debts they may
Owe on light or water plant. The town
has now So 900 invested in water wo, ks
lui electric lights with debt OF abJu!
>, 900. From the data furnished by
Mr.. LudlOw'S survey of the town, a
strictly first class sewerage plant can be
put in for about $4,000 We are in
favor Of allowing them 1000 ard
thereby secure job on which there will
b. no. con plants. With clear water,
steady lights al nj .5ht and a good sewer
age, Union will rank among the modern
towns and regain her old reputation of
b-ing the most healtbfull place in the
state.
y petition will lc in circulation in a
fcw days for frecllollcis to sign ard We
want all to put down their names aud
vote and work to carry the election.