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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1902-02-28

County warrants good as cash at
7. P. Fish's.
Frank Lane and his father, Scott,
OF Siletz were in Toledo yesterday
DIR. S. S. Thayer made a pro-
fessional call at Eddyville yester-
day.
Suits made to order from Oregon
manufactured goods at Gather
Bros.
Merchant Henry Lewis was num-
bered with the sick the fore part of
The week.
August Fischer of Corvallis was
looking after his interest in Toledo
yesterday.
4 select line Of colees, teas and
spices, always on hand at Gather
Bros. store.
Ii you want the best cigar in the
world, you will find it at George
Landreth place.
Jimmy Winskill of Elk CITY was
seeing the elephant in Toledo
Wednesday night.
G. L. Grey returned Tuesday
evening from business trip to
Shedd and Albany.
w. f. Wann returned to Corval-
lis Wednesday from visit at his
ranch on the Yahats.
Wanted-A dozen or more brood
sows, not too young. Apply to
George Wetnore, Siletz, Oregon.
Three tons of the famous Blue
Ribbon brand of canned goods Just
received by G, R, Scheuck & Co.
J. Blower Of Mill q come up
yesterday to attend the meeting of
the Lincoln County Fair Associ-
alton.
G. S. Parmele and son Edgar of
Johnson were in the city Wednes-
day. The LEADER acknowledges
a pleasant call.
jim Ross, jr., youngest son of
Sheriff and Mrs. J. H. Ross. has
been seriously i'll during the past
week, but is reported to be recover
ing rapidly.
M. Wygant has purchased John
Adair's place over north of town
in Run Bottom and will OCCUPY it
IN the near future. 1t is a nice
spot-well adapted to raising fruit,
vegetables and yellow.legged chick
ems.
Albin Olson and Horace Berry
made proof Monday on their home
steads in the lower Siletz country.
They departed Wednesday for
Aberdeen and Everett, Wash, re.
Spectively, where thew both have
employment.
Attorney B. F. Jones, Geo. A
Landreth, w. H. Buoy and Ed
Wade went out to Albany Monday
to participate in good time with
their brother Elks OF that city.
They returned Tuesday evening,
reporting the affair a success and
not a Sissy present.
w. H. Buoy has purchased Of
James McCallum of Kings Val
ley, Or, the, pedigreed Red Polled
bull Owen, No. 1867, bred by L. K.
Cogswell of Chehalis, Wash. The
animal is a splendid type of the
breed, and Mr.. Buoy has shown
excellent judgment in securing him
to head his herd. We believe the
Red Polled as an all-purpose cattle
are hard to beat and peculiarly
adapted to this section of country.
Beef and butter combined are points
not TO be overlooked by our enter
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I lemember the Dates.


TUESDAY, MARCH IS
'Iunty Convention
FRIDAY, MARCH 2S
The Carrie Stanley Dramatic
Umpany presented "a False
lend" the first number of their
.gagement, to the people of Toll
'oat Woodmen Hall Wednesday
ening, putting up a very credit
lelpertormance. Carrie Stanley's
slineation of a New York boot
aclk was decided ''hit" and pro-
'1ced well-me:ited applause. w.
#SwitZer is comedian of no
1all caliber. AS Artemus Slim,
emediclne man, he kept the au-
snce in happy mood. His
yrsistent and touching way of dis
sing of his panacea for all ills
as quite amusing. Master Wal
II, in his specially, "Because she
ade dem goo goo eyes," together
th his cakewalk drew an encore.
IS little fellow is a precocious
ungster and quite a pet of the
dies. Thursday evening the old
ne drama "Uncls Toms cabin, "
Asw ell received by quite a large
ldlcnce. The familiar characters,
title Eva, Simon Legree, Marks
ID Topsy, were the strongest
atures of the evenings enter
innent. Carrie Stanley as Topsy
as what the boys call a cuckoo
onight New York After Dark"
~ pc presented, aud EAST
ynne" for Saturday evening will
|pse the company's engagement
Us city. From hst@. lt.-w:::..- = -, !,
,;1Al6any for an engagement for
Phday and Tuesday nights Of
.xt week.
The Odd Fellows ball last Fri
ly night was perhaps the best pat
lnized and most successful affair
the kind ever given in Toledo.
carly fifty three-linkers and their
lends came up on the special from
aquina, and there was also good
presentation from points along
lc line east. The local Odd Eel
iws appreciate the liberal patron
ye, about SIS having been cleared,
hich will be quite an item in the
'eparations for entertaining the
rand Lodge At Newport.
Mrs. T. P. Fish returned last
lght from Portland, where she
'dered a choice stock of spring
'ess goods and neckwear, which
~ arrive the fore part of next
eek. The ladies are invited to
~ and inspect same.
Your attention is directed to the
wv ad of Toledo's well-known
ltist, Miss Minnie Owram, on an
her page. She is offering special
Iducements to those wanting por-
ats during the next 90 days.
For sale-Five 2-year old Hol-
Elm heifers, will be fresh about
1ne I; also 7 yearling steers.
attle on Rock creek. Address
,hn Logsdon, Siletz, Or.
=. F. and I. J. Pepin and H. N.
oster of Chitwood were In the
~ yesterday attending the meet
lg of the Lincoln County Fair
.ssociation.
g. L. McCaulou, in charge of the
liloring department at Gather
ros.' A fit guaranteed. Patron
'e home industry.
County Treasurer J. L. Hydeleft
Londay for visit with 1.-The wild
er'' at the Eddyville ranch.
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Toledo, Feb. IS, 1901.

All wishing pianos and organs
repaired and tuned leave orders
with me at once, as will have a
tuner here in few days.
GEO. LANDRETH.
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Number So
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The 1901 tax roll is now in nv
hands for collection. All persons
paying taxes in full before March
18th are entitled to 3 per cent
rebate. or one half can be paid
before the first Monday in April
and the balance before the first
Monday in October. If at least
one-half is not paid before the frst
Monday in April, there will be 10
per cent penalty and IL per cent
interest added, as per statutes pro-
vided. 7. H. ROSS
Sheriff.
~
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A carload of fresh groceries just
received by @. r. Schenck & Co.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-09-04
GOLDsBORO. N. c.. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4 1902

city, on the East by the big ditch to
its intersection with Chestnut street
extended, on the North by Chestnut
street and its extension. The voting
place of said precinct shall De at the
Arlington Hotel.
Precinct NO. to embrace the ter
ritory bounded on the West by the
big ditch, on the South by the cor
porate limits of said city, on the
East by the corporate limits of said
city, on the North by Chestnut
street extended to the corporate linn
its. The voting place of said pre-
cinct shall be at Creech's store.
It was further ordered that all of
Goldsboro township outside of the
city limits to be part of precinct
No. 2 as herein set out and vote at
the Court House.
It was further ordered by the said
Board that Pixies Store in Buck
Swamp township be the polling
place for said township.
It was further ordered that the
polling places in the precincts of the
said county, except as herein altered
and established, remain as at the last
election.
By order of the County Board of
Elections, Of Wayne County, North
Carolina.
BARNES AYCOCK,
Secretary County Board of Elections
of Wayne County, North Caro-
lima.
This the 1st day Of Sept, 1902.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-09-04
VERDICT APPROVED.
Raleigh Post.

Raleigh Post.
The jury that tried and executed
the wretch Tom Jones was just as
good a one as could have been other
otherwise chosen. There was no
doubt of the Identification, and,
there is g<s doubt of swift and unerr-
ing justice. The verdict Of the cor
oner's jury was as justifiable as was
the promptness of the execution. The
brute, we care not what his race,
that commits such a crime as Jones
committed, places himself outside
the pale Of all law, outlaws himself,
in fact, and the manner of his death
is not question to be considered; its
prOmptnesS merits approval as we'll
as satisfaction and this approval may
as we'll be expressed by the coroner's
jury as rejecting the sense Of the
as the approval of the jury are but
the expressions of the public faith in
the virtue Of law and order and of
the public determination to defend
and maintain both. The sooner that
all vicious brutes know and under
stand that, when they commit such
crimes as that for which Jones has
been shot to death will be hunted to
aertain destruction, the sooner the
crimes will cease. And this decree
should be as applicable to the white
as to the black brute.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-09-04
NOT A CANDIDATE.

EDITOR ARGUS:-I see from our
papers and hear frequently from my
good friends in Wayne county that /
am named among the candidates for
the nomination of Senator. While [
heartily appreciate this compliment
tary mention of my name and the
honor incident thereto, at the same
time [ am in no sense a candidate
for the nomination. In justice to my
self and friends I take this method
Of notifying my friends that the
duties of my profession are so exact
ing that cannot accept the nomi-
nation, even if rendered to me. This
is final with me and I hope it will
be so regarded.
There are good men who desire
this nomination, and they are worth
our confidence and support. Let us
act calmly and discreetly and name
the best man for the place.
I am willing to abide by the result
of the nominating convention and
hereby pledge my hearty support
for the nominees from Senator to
Constable.
All I ask is the continued conf
dence and good will of my fellow
Democrats of Wayne county, ,and my
old position cat the 'front.' fighting
! against the enemies of Democracy.
Sincerely,
J. B. KENNEDY.
McClammy, N. c. Sept. 1, 1902.
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Of their training the teacher never
knows what moment he may have
to battle for his life.
It is mistake to imagine that
performing cat animals are tractable
and not dangerous. The. fact that
they are educated to do certain things
does not change their nature in the
least. Just as much caution is neces-
sary to avert danger in entering a
den containing trained lions, as
though they were not trained at
all.
Mr.. Norris has succeeded in train
ing these vicious animals to perform
upon pony's back while running
/. at full speed around the ring.
He has been an animal trainer for
many years and has made constant
study of their habits and dispositions.
1t is largely due to this fact that he
has been SO successful. The factors
that have led to his success are kind
ness, careful attention to the routine
of the work as originally laid out,
persistency, and above all rare pa
tience and fr1nness of purpose.
A grand free street carnival and
parade will be given at II O'Clock on
the morning of the exhibition at
which time the entire costly aggre-
cation OF animals will be seen in all
their splendor. Performances will be
given at and at p. m.
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THEY ARE COMING.
THE ONLY HOUSEKEEPING
LIONS IN THE WORLD,
SULTAN AND SUI
TANA

A new feature with the Norris &
Rowe big trained animal shows
which appear here next Friday are
the two performing lions, Sultan and
Sultana. 1t is a we'll established
fact that these animals are more diff
fcult to train than any others in the
animal kingdom.
Lions and other car animals, from
the very fact that they are treacher-
GUS by nature and fierce by instinct,
are the most dangerous pupils to in
struct, and the work of perfecting
them in their acts before they can be
exhibited in public, sometimes lasts
for months. During the entire period
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y sFs. n / v
when the Circus Comes.

w men the circus Com les.
There's sort Of law feeling
That is spreading everywhere,
Making daily tasks so irksome
That they re mighty hard to bear.
And the people long SO busy
To their work can't settle down.
For all catch the ioahng fever
When the circus comes to town.
To the street all eyes are turning
Every time crowd appears,
And each sound of in the distance
Causes prcking up of ears.
But at last there's end of waiting,
From each face has fed the frown,
For al rush to see the pageant
When the circus comes to town.
Fathers, mothers. aunts and uncles
Get the little ones in tow,
All declaring that the children
Must go down and see the show.
Fen to babies they are pointing
Out the beasts of great renown,
For the old excuse they're working
When the circus comes to town.
But it's always plainly noticed
That the grown ups no time waste;
Soon the savage beasts they're leaving
And right to the main tent haste,
For they want to see the riders,
Every athlete and each clown,
And their moneys worth they're gettinR
When the circus comes to town.
Some are staying for the concert
That has been so highly praised;
Some are taking in the side shows,
There to be again amazed,
And the lemonade and peanuts
Are by gallons going down,
For the populace gets reckless
When the circus comes to town
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NOl46

And here's another soul; she's tired;
Seems earth would cast her off.
She's penitent, but oh! so tired
Of scorn and scowl and scoff.
Be patient, soul; the deeds we do
We never can undo.
But heaven beheld, and still beholds,
And heaven will see you through.
The old folks, too, are tired tonight,
But, ah! How patient see?
What once to them seemed pure de-
light,
Seems now but vanity.
Life's little day is almost spent;
Its sun sinks in the west,
They're ready and they're waiting
for
The call: "Come home and rest!'
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-09-04
THE VERDICT APPROVED.

The grand jury of Duplin county,
in making their report last week to
the judge of the Superior Court, en-
bodied therein an expression of
sympathy for their sister county of
Wayne in regard TO the recent Tom
Jones outrage near Seven Springs,
and commentator of the verdict
of the coroner's jury over the lynched
negro.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-09-04
GOVERNORS OF NEW YORY.
Control of State Has Been Equally
Divided Between Parties.

Control of State Has Been Equally
Divided Between Parties.
Chicago Chronicle.
The Republicans and Democrats
since the formation of the Republic
can party have each had control Of
the governorship of the state of New
York for % years, the terms Of Gov
ernors Robinson, Cornell, Cleveland,
Hill and Flower being for three
years. The election this fall will
break the tie between the two great
political parties. The Republicans
have elected nine governors, as fol-
lows: John a. King, Edwin d. Nor
gan, Reuben Z. Fenton, John a.
Dix, Alonzo B. Cornell, Levi p.
Morton, Frank S. Black, Theodore
Roosevelt and Benjamin B. Odell,
Jr. Morgan and Fenton served two
terms. No Republican governor has
been reelected since FentOn, in 1866.
1t remains for Governor Odeu to
break the record. The Republican
governors, with the exception of
Fenton and Roosevelt, were all
elected by big majorities. Black
heads the list with 212, 900. Morton
had 146, 900 and Odeil III, 900. Dix
was defeated for re-eIectiOn in 1874.
Morgan ran for governor again in
1876, but WAS defeated.
The Democrats during this period
have elected seven governors, viz:
Horatio Seymour, John I. Hoffman,
Samuel j. Tilden, Lucius Robinson,
Grover Cleveland, David B. Hill
and Roswell 2. Flower. Holman
and Hill were both reelected, Sey-
mour and Robinson were defeated
for reelection. Cleveland had the
largest majority, 182, 900. Hill had a
close call in 1885, getting in by II, 900
plurality. He ran again for governor
in 1894 and was showed under by
146, 600 adverse majority.
Each party has reelected two
governors, while two Democrats
Were defeated at the polls for re-
election and only one Republican. 1t
will thus be seen that Governor
Odell's chances for reelection are
good this fall when viewed frohl a
historical standpoint.
OF the Democratic governors only
Cleveland and Hill survive, while o1
the Republicans Cornell, Morton.
Black, Roosevelt and Odell are liv-
ing. Governors Cleveland Roosevelt
became presidents of the United
States. Governor Morton was vice.
president before he became governor
Governor Dix was a Democratic
United States Senator before ne be
came Republican governor. Gov
ernor DixFwas a Democratic United
States Senator before he became
Republican governor. Governor
Morton, Fenton and Hill becam
United States Senators, the latte
holding for while both Offices at th
anne time.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-09-04
OFFICIAL REPORT.

OF GoldsborO's Monthly Tobacco
Sales.
Sales for the month ending Aug.
80, 1902, amounted to 1,166,5 ,555
pounds; which sold for $115, 5O9.55.
Average on everything, scrap includ-
ed, $3.50 per hundred pounds.
w. H. WINSTEAD,
President.
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NJ IS LIST.

E-J. E. Eory.
G-John Ghodery, T. M. Gillian,
Ike Greenbaum.
H-Solomon Hill.
M A. T. Morris.
O-Oderine Manufacturing Co.,
P-John E. Parker.
RS. Rathblum.
S-Deams Sykes.
VS.. P. Walker, w. II. Wingfeld.
LADIES' LIST.
B-Mrs. Ellen Boyden, Mrs. Matte
B. Best.
D-Miss Annie Darden.
II Mrs. Ann1essHall (2), Miss Millie
Houston.
NI-Miss Elssie Martin.
Mc-Mrs. Susan McClain
N-Mrs. Estella Norman.
T-Miss liaaThomas.
W-Miss Lima =. Williams.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-09-04
STENOGRAPY CLASS.

Mrs. Hattie S. Gay will resume
her class in short hand on September
Is. in the evenings. Parties desiring
to take lessons should apply in adj
vance of that date. At the law of
fees of Mr.. F. A. Daniels. 2w a28
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-09-04

A newspaper offered a prize re-
Gently for the best answer to the
question, "What are the reasons that
keep woman from marrying" A
horrid, cynical male creature carried
off one of the prizes with a list of six
teen "reasons." Among them were:
Her inability to make up her mind.
The horror of being ''given away"
The unhappy result of most mar
riages.
The fascination of continuous fir
tation.
The uncertain quality of a hus-
bands temper.
The glory of never having accept
ed proposal.
The scarcity of desirable, or even
tolerable men.
Her satisfaction in saying "no,"
when she means Eyes"
The saving in human life through
the absence of bad cookery.
The Objectionable clause in the
marriage service relating to obedi-
ence.
Her natural unselishness places
the happiness of the man she loves
before her own, and she remains
single.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-09-04
OPEN WOOD FIRE PLACES

We like them best because they
give good ventilation and prevent a
room being close and too hot. Hence
good health results are furnished at
the Bingham School near Mebane,
n. G. Besides they are so bright and
CHEEKY. All the students at Bing-
ham enjoy them.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-09-04

gun and held for the county Of
Wayne at the court house in Colds
boro on the 9th Of September, 1902,
when the following cases will be
tried:
Wednesday, September 10th.
No. 48 J. w. Lamb VS. Southern
Railway Company.
53 John Reilly VS. Josephine
Reilly.
81 Y.H. Knowles VS. Jack Ash
ford.
81 d. III. McIntire VS. Flowers
and McFail.
73 r. Levin, manager of Colds
boro Candy Co., VS. A. &
n. G. r. r. Co.
"A Jack and Sam lynch VS. L.
P. Brogden.
rs J. w. Price ct ais VS. D. E.
Newell.
Z ursday, September 11th.
II John r. Smith VS. Bryant
Lane.
IS A. r. Williams VS. w. &
w. r. r. and A. G. l.. r.
r. Co.
80. M. l.. Turner alias M. L.
Williams VS. John w. Tay-
lOr, admr.
81 M S. Witherington VS. D.
r. Kornegay.
SO J. r. Short VS. Joe Barden.
sc Zilphia A. Kornegay VS. j.
W. Price.
99 H. We'll & Bros VS. John S.
Taylor ct ais.
FriGay, September 18th.
81 Elwood Niece VS. r. j J.South-
erland, Sr.
80 Mary B. Williams VS. A. R.
Williams.
81 Z. Nj. Gillikin VS. Ida Gilii-
kin.
81 g. w. Lewis vs. John IL.
Aycock.
50 II. L. Barnes Ns T. S. Hin
nant & w. ). Wilson.
100 Planters Bank Of Rocky
Mount Il II. T. Barnes VS.
T. S. Eiinnant ct ais.
104 EinsteIn Bros. u Co. and II.
We, +
ct ais.
Motion Docket.
No. 10 ]. A. MCGEE and wife vs.
6. o. Griffin.
15 Hattie Vail, admr VS. Lewis
Cobb ct ais.
10 Dock Smith VS. J. II. Wells
and wife.
II w. II. Finlayson ct ais VS.
Geo.L. Kirby etals.
% zachery & Zachery VS. D. R.
and K. d. Perry.
81 Dallas A. King VS. 3. E.
Wallace.
81 Henry Il. hlng VS. b. T.
Wallace.
Al j. w. Taylor VS. J. G. Huff
II E. NJ. Lehman VS. City O.
GOldsboro.
40 Benjamin Walden ct ais VI
John and Clara Lynch.
SO B. B. Ra1ford VS. w. & w
r. r. Co.
50 E. E. Faircloth VS. E.B.B Bor
den, Ex, w. T. Faircloth
81 Mary Granger VS. A. M
Smith and wife.
20 S. hW. Isler, & trustee, VI
Omega E. Brock ct ais.
II e. j. Murtage VS. John I
Mozingo ct ais.
Y John Howe 'Peyton etals "
Great Eastern r. r. Co.
80 J. r. Short VS. III. w. God.
win and Elias Barnes.
85 r. III. Howell VS. w. & w
r. r. Co.
90 John Slaughter ct ais VS. th
City of Goldsboro.
Faircloth will case.
Witnesses will not be allowed t
charge until the day the case i
which they are summoned is set fo
|
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in Postoffice, Colds
bOrO, Wayne County, N. c.,
Aug. 80, 1902.
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Persons calling tor above letters
viii please Say afve ctised Rules and
regulations require that one cent be
paid for each letter adv ttiged,
J. F. ID ERSON. P. M.
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xs7apQired Digestion

May not be all that is meant by dyspepsia
now, but it will be if neglected.
The uneasiness after eating, fits OF nerv-
Gus headache, sourness of the stomach, and
disagreeable belching may not be very bad
now, but they will be if the stomach is
suffered to grow weaker.
Dyspepsia is such miserable disease
that the tendency to it should. be given
early attention. This is completely over
come by
Hoods CdrsdparilLd
which strenpthens thevvhole dipesti ive svstsro
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COURT CALENDAR.

For September Term of Superior
Court of WAYNE County.
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There will be Superior Court be-
gun and held for the county Of
Wayne at the court house in Colds
boro on the 9th Of September, 1902,
when the following cases will be
tried:
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Witnesses will not be allowed to
charge until the day the case in
which they are summoned is set for
trial.
If case shall not be reached the
day it is set for trial it will retain its
place among the the cases set and be
tried when reached.
I. F. oRMOND, C. s. C.
August 80, 1902.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-02-07
CENTERDALE.

A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs
Lavery on Wednesday.
A charit, whist will be held at f. c
Angels next Monday evening.
Ms. n F. Reiner has gone to Phils
delphia fora visit Of several weeks.
NJ. J. Carr OF Smiths Hill has pur
chased the harness shop Of {. I. Mathew
sor.
G. s. Msthewson has been confncd tc
his room this week by al attack OF bron-
chitis,
The whist party at Mr.. Amandf
Wrights on Tuesday evening was q suc
cess In every way.
The lumber for the new railroad s'a
tion Is expected at once and the building
will soon be ready FOR occupancy.
The Ceu,erdale Veteran Association
held it's second annual camp fire on Sat.
urday evening OF last week IN the Town
Hall. There was a large company pres.
en'. Speeche, were made by William
Allison, Joseph Naylor, F {. Angel. Mr.
Graham and others. The Lymansvillc
band discoursed some good music
These exercise, were followed by a cola.
tion.