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Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
NOTICE
Special Meeting of the Canaan Fire
 District.

District. The legal voters of the Canaan Fire Dis trict are hereby notified that a special meeting of said district is hereby called to meet in the Town Hall in the village of Canaan, in the town of North Canaan, on Saturday, August Il, 1906, at o'clock p. m., for the following purposes: 1. To see if said district will vote to add to the purposes for which it is organized the following purpose: To construct and maintain drains and sewers. g. To appoint such committees as said district may deem advisable to act and report on said matter. 3. To appropriate such sums as may be necessary for the purpose of defraying the expense of Investigating the question of sewage disposal in said fire district and securing plans therefor. f. To transact any other business proper to be done at said meeting. Dated at North Canaan this 1st day of August, 1906.
 J. H. RoRABACK,
 N. l.. JACKSON,
 R. D. PIERCE,
 W. w. BURGHARDT,
 c. w. CAMP,
 Executive Committee of Canaan Fire
 District.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
Wash Suits

One of the most remarkable fea- lures of the clearance sale is the great variety of styles embraced. Every one a new model. We have marked the entire lot at prices from one-fourth to one-half the former price.
 At $2.95 are Colored Linen Coat Suits. Reduced from $500.
 At $4.50, White and Colored Eton and Coat Styles Linen Suits. Reduced from $7.5o and 5000.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
HOW'S THIsl

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F.J. CHENEY & CO, Props, Toledo, o
 We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transac- lions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm.
 WALDINa, KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale
 Druggists, Toledo, O.. .. ...
 Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, act ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 76c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
SPECIAL NOTICES

Business Talks by Our Advertisers
 Fly nets, ear nets, in great variety, at Benjamin's, at right prices.
 When it comes to assortments in vehicles, Benjamin of Winsted has them, all grades and kinds to suit your taste and pocketbook.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
Worth Knowing.

When you have headache, we ask you to try Ake-in- the Head Tablets and you can have your 10 cents back if your headache or neuralgia is not relieved in 15 minutes. Safe, sure, and never fail.
 w. H. CAMP.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
Athenian and Barbarian.

A westerner once wrote a letter to the late Mayor Prince stating that he was about to visit Boston and asking the mayor to tell him good place to stop at. The mayor replied, Just be- fore the '"-Boston Herald.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
Weed. For Weeds.

Fred-So you are really going to mar " that young widow, eh? Joe-Yes. Fred-She tells me you have promised to give up smoking. Joe-Yes, sort Of mutual sacrifice, as it were. She agreed to give up her weeds if would give
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
NOTICE

My wife, Bertha Thompson, having left my bed and board without cause or provocation, notice is hereby given that all persons are forbidden to harbor her or to extend her credit on my account, as I will pay no bills contracted by her from this date. HARRY THOMPSON.
 Canaan Valley, July 25, 1906.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
Covert and Black Coats

Every one of the following lots presents an opportunity for impor. tant savings. The items selected give the price range Tn easy mark ings. There are some VERY DE. VALUES HERE:
 Lot l, Choice $2.50, values $500 Lot 9, Choice $3.95, values $6.95 Lot 3, Choice $500, values $1o.o0
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
Harness Repairing.

H. R. W.hitford now has an experienced harness maker in his employ. Repair work of all kinds done promptly and neatly at money saving prices. H. R. WEXFORD, Canaan, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
FOR SALE

Stevens-Duryea Runabout ill excellent condition, with extras. A bargain. Ad- dress STEVENS, care of The Canaan Printing Co.,, Canaan, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
Iers' Examinations.

Teachers Examinations. A state teachers examination will be held in the Academy building at Lake vile August and 8.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
E. p. Hunt q Co., Store.
Rain COats-New Models

Just what are needed now for rid ing, driving or walking during the cool of the day. The models vary from the ordinary, and at the prices are just what are needed. The pith of the matter reads like this:
 Lott, Choice $3.95, values $T.5O Lot2, Choice $500, values 5000 Lot 3, Choice $7.50, values $13.5 Lot 4, Choice 5000, values $18.00
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
Saturday We Commence a Great Alteration Sale in the Ready
 Made Department
H 5estivaI of Bargains HWaitS You


 hGraead
 N h% % % twill b a moerN rh hRaiLHah setm-anaa aadanm or Hwarum
  Hr p d db hay h pest ppi % in % %Br. mamha ampuan h mus needs m sue t h tribute Hmogur ruaunr, .hgy have ddh wi nrIh purpose W hdpah.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
Uncommon Bargains Will Be the
 Rule for the Next Few Weeks
This Sale Commences Saturday
CLOTH SUITS

The makers of these would hold their hands they should happen the the have sased These prices less than the manufacturers paid making
 At $50 Eton Suits in mixtures and plain colo, circular skirts with folds bottom. Notice the values Some high $1500.
 At $10 O0 Eon Coat Suits in Panama tues All this seasons styles Some of these suits sold for $1s.o0
 At $1500 Eton and Coat Suits. This lot includes all suits left from this seasons selling Some of these suits for $3o.o0.
 We've few Mohair Shirt Waist Suits in black, navy and brown, all models To make quick closing price, have marked the whole of sizes $50 $50 has been price,
 Ladies' and Misses Suits. S2.5O
 this great sale few items that big lot among them. For KNOCKABOUT you possibly find what you want in this lot. Remember the price, $250.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
Automobi1ists and Machinists
We make limited quantity of an
 Extra Fine Quality Cotton Waste

This waste is clean and a much better absorbent than the ordinary commercial article.
 Sold in large or small quantities.
 Samples and price on application.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
Silk Waists

If want something pretty and inexpensive be sure assured they won't last long prices The cooback and white always good also coored
 lot Black and Cooed Taetas also to close at $1 98. Values $3.98.
 Taeta, also China Silks to close S29 Values $500
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
Too Many Silk EtOns

handy garment many BLACK for all purposes the motto. Three prices almost halved.
 S4 95 The values to $8. .50 At S6 95 up $12.00 At $99 are Etons. up $1650.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
HOT SPELL BROKEN
BY STORM AND RAIN
Dark Clouds, Heavy Peals Of
7 Thunder and G opious Showers
,i Cause Break in the Heat.

Tho heat which started In with q vim
yesterday morning was greatly reduced
before the day was over by q thunder!
torn Of considerable severity and accom-
panied by heavy rains.
The barely perceptible breeze which
blew from the South changed In fifteen
minutes to a wind from the North shortly
before 8 d clock. Two slight showers fell
ut 3O7-3:12 and at 1854 :Ol, respectively.
A thunderstorm. ending In a heavy clap
ut 4:4S, was followed by n downpour Of
rain lasting from a IA to 4:4s o clock. The
heaviest downpour was between s and
SECS o'clock. ,27 OF an inoh falling In seven
minutes. and making the total rainfall
up to this time 40 OF an inch.
75 The wind which reached Its maximum
during the last rain. Travelled at twenty
five miles per hour. coming from the
northeast. Between l and 1880 o'clock
the thermometer fell from 90 degrees to
10 degrees. making quite a sudden drop
during the last half hour.
The rain continued falling lightly, but
more or less steadily up to 0 O'clock.
when the moon broke through and scat
tered the clouds.# The last downpour
flooded the cutters and d washed the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
CONTROVERSY over
"TRIP OF PRESIDENT.
Y. M I 7-'7-7 X 3
INV Associated Press.)

3}s4 (Ry Associated Press.) " ~
\. fWAsHINGTON, August Quite a con-
3troversy has arisen as to what ship shall
be selected to take the, President to
Panama, and petitions have been filed at
Oyster Bay on behalf Of d both the
Louisiana and the Connecticut. The,
question OF the building Of these ships
has entered into the controversy, tho
Louisiana having been constructed in q
private yard and the Conn ctieut by the
government, and friends OF the different
methods of building government ships
are anxious that their particular vessels
shall BIO selected.
The Connecticut has been fitted up for
fleet flagship and offers moro room
than does the Louisiana, but 1t Is not
certain that she can be completed In
time to go to the Isthmus In November,
yrhe matter is being considered by the
President and by the Secretary Of the
Navy. 3, ~ Il. "a isSi 4, yss
There has been a suggestion thai either
the washington or the Tennessee should
take the President to the Isthmus.f but
Nil lsS be Chose ciosen, although 1t IS possible
that one q the cruisers viii be sent along
al a 4consort, II ss N w & s5ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
Personals and Briefs.

$ts The Rev. DR.. John E.s White. Of At
.lanta, Ga, who preached 80 acceptably
at the First Baptist Church on Sunday,
will preach 70 that compensation this
evening at SIS. a most cordial welcome
Is extended to all. if n 8
@ Little Miss Minnie Coles, who has been
the guest of her grandma Their. Mrs. Alice
.crowder, In this 5ci ty, + has eturne ed to her
homo in Newport News. PEI
Mr.. Elgln 4 Graves. Of this city, who
has been spending several weeks at the
Princess Anne has gone to New York.
Mrs. L. q. Parker and children. OF
iDemIng. New Mexico, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. j. Il, Barrow, 624 North Sew
serth Street. Mrs. Parker made the en-I
tire trip without changing cars until she
reached Danyille. Va.
Mr.. John 8. Barrow, formerly Of f the
Agricultural Laboratory, is Visiting in
SPittsylvania and Franklin counties, IN
senrch6ot health. 5i5 " j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
|AtAVY8RA|.INS,BUl|
N||08L..0|s||s': \
Alarming Stories Of conditions liz y
II Texas Exagg Grated, Later
Reports Say. 58i.3
DEATHS CAUSED J B YR ] / HEAT ].
sTorrid5 Wave Brokcilsin Wash
ingtor and Weather ", 'i1ps Was Was III
Cooler iii New X ork. N
B(By Associated rress. !;


ii DAILAB, TEXAS, August q. Specials
TO the Nows from San Angelo county to-
day show that first reportssof flood dams
age we're greatly exaggerated. Tho Co.'S
orado and coticho Rivers are subsidin = g:
iRanchmcn have lost many head of cat #
tie. horses ana sheep and IN the n Bro = ok IS
wood sections crops on lowlands have hi ''.'
been ruined. III III
II aThe Gulf Santa Fe Railroad cx-
poets to have Its bridges repaired by TO-.
morrow No lives have been lost.
Terrific Rainstorm. 8a;5
ARDMoRD, i. r., August ia terrific err {,
rain, almost equal to cloudburst.# fell
In tl,is section last night and to-day. Al
streams are out OF their banks and the
blowiands are Hooded. "A portion Of 1 the u
SGulf, Colorado and Santa. Fe, north \ q. o. I
paoli,#1, 4. I, has been washed away, ana
|thc 81. Louis and San Francisco bridge
nea = Francis Is reported out. All \ lines n.
arc running behind schedule time. Tho
Canadian and Wastitag Rivers are the the
highest in years. # u u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
CANDIDATE r UT
UNDER ARREST
Caused Disturbance a5lt;' at South South
Carolina Meeting and Had
to Be Put Down.
4 (By Associated Press.)

( COLUMBIA, s. c., August IA. g.
Jones, candidate for Governor, was ar
rested at the State campaign meeting at
Chester to-day by orders Of Mayor
Hardin, who was seated on tho plat
form. Jones had made his speech along
with the other candidates for Governor
When y, Frazer Lyon. candidate Tor at
ytorney-Reneral was delivering his speech,
Jones interrupted him with n question,
Lyon replied with atQuestlon, Jones
then demanded to bejheard, but the chair
man refused tho demand Jones per-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
Thomas, Jefferson Clark

5l1 t3 Especial y to tsThe 9TIrneH-Df5pdtcn.J n
PETERsBURG,5 S3 A.. n August Il Mr..
printer in Virginia, died this evening at
8 O. clock. }5 Mr.. Clark was born IN King
son Of Rev. John Clark, a Methodist.
preacher and Revolutionary soldier. I i !,
came to n richmond, /, Va, when 8 quite1
young and was apprent lced TO the print
jtersburg, and was connected with .yaT!-
Gus ne wspapers and trade journals.$ u e g
continued In active business up to three rec:
years ago. .i@5. . 4, Sl4 y
65 He was tho last OF large family OF
children and leaves a. good record as y q
citizen. He rs survived by two sons. 8S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
BRYAN WILL SPEAK
in STATE CAM .AIG On
N n &, \
1 ls mr. NJ,
(specIal to sThe q Mines. Dlspatch


B53{ NEW y DIRK gust {. ~ On very good
authority, highly placed in S53 Ta mmnny
Hall. the statement was made I his fter-
noon that lillian j. 81 Bryan has Acondl-
itionally promised to maj Ike one or, more
speeches In; support of "a the N y ork
Stale Democratic nominees this fall. On
the @ kind OF Z platform indicated III Y ts
further said that Mr.. Bryan gwill regard
the nomination OF lther5S Mayor Adam,
of Buffalo. Of Justice Gaynor, OF Brook
Ign, as highly acceptable, MI 81 Bryan
Will not, It Is emphatically stated, sup-
port W. r. Hearst fShe runs as an In
dependent candidate ithout the Demo-
cratic nomination. That course .ls not,
Ii is pointed out, Inconsistent with Mr..
Rryans personal record Y Of 4 party regtl :.
ilarity. And 1t is nd ed that In the reso-5
buttons lately passed by Democratic con-.
MENTIONS and State tI4egts latures, nnd86in
the tone Of the Democrat ID press, a Mr.
Bryan sees certain ndicntinns that tho
reforms has advocated will be
achieved by Democrats 81 We rKlng 6WlltLhll
M rty lines. gA4f "a tt84
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
streets snnlciently clean ID sat the
4 taste OF ia Dutch HOUSEWIFE
STR uCK B Y ysQUALL.
10. Kerkow, Of Kentucky, Was
Drowned While Sailing

r RI N [Ypeclal 4 TO Tbs Times. Dspatcl.J
~ N INV r ri fltVs IL Az, Al gust SO.
3offi the shpyards ialo this aiternooh dur-
Ing d. violent wind and rninstorth. n Knr-
skow and sAlbrecht Brown we're sailing II
u small boat when tho, squat struck.
them. Tho boat capsized, and KerkoH,
tom. Brown was picked UP by u boat
from tho schooner Thomas wv ~. Tsoil.8
n 5Kerlsow came here two weoKA ago Tor
His health. n His wife lives at N e22
Main Street, Covtngton, and he has q
son who Is prominent physician ut
that place. Tho body has not been re--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
''T][,AGGART 10 TIT
!. CALL COMMITTEE :, E:
fspecl ,l to Tho Times Dispatch,

Especial to Tho Times D lspatch,)
55INDIANAPOLIS,l ~ N /, IN. a ust Il,
Samuel Taggurt, chairman OF the National
Democratic Commit tee, denied o-day that
there is to be n meeting OF the commlt-
tee when Mr.. Bryan reaches New York
from Europe. He said that there would
he no occasion for such ia mec ling, and
when told OF reports to y the effect that
lie might resign tho chalrmanshlp. ne
refused to discuss the question simply
asking why he should resign.
! When asked what he would do II Bryan
demnnded his resgna ton, on nccount 81
the French Lick complicnt TONS he SAD
he would not discuss the ject, Friends
Of Taggart say that he has received no
intimntion from any 8mcmper of the com
mlttee thatfhe ought to resign, and that
he has not been asked to call q meeting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
Declares / Open Shop.
l(Rv Associated Press. )

Ua3'tt XIV AssocIHted sl.Tess, ~
81 NEW YORK, August 90 The Executive
Committee OF the Emp qyingi ~ hograph-r
ers. Association met here to-day and de-
clared IN open shop In all branches OF
the Industry. IT was said that 81, 900 men
throughout the country are affected by
this action, "a NJ i,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08

M Isill
ty-five per cent. i OF the whole relate to
cities and towns, 1879 per cent. to roads.
% per cent. to public schools, 10 to cor
Rporatlons, 10 to fish and oysters, and =
to the public debt. e
ssi Most Imp rtant Acts.
Judge aPhlegar regards the following
as the most important of the acts 81 tn
General Assembly Of 1906: t5$ M 81
TIN. act aappropriating about S74, 900 an
nually, in addition to the other reso urces
OF the sinking fund, for the retirement
of State bonds, although the debt settle
ments OF 1889 and 1892 do not require ap-
preparations for the sinking fund until
1910. ,$.t
The ACT gives continuance of right
to any person who had employed as his
attorney prior to the beginning OF the
session any member or officer Of the
General Assembly. 3tf Y e ~ " &
" An act. providing that a demurrant 70
evidence shall state in writing the spe-i
3ciflc grounds OF demurrer relied upon;t
M ground Of demurrer not SO s ted shall
3es relied on, and that after joinder&in
demurrer a suit shall not be su ffer-S
4 ed This act the Judge IN discussed at
length, alludlng to the difference OF opln-
ION which has arisen as to the meaning
~ Gspeciflc grounds.' He declared that
the idea that the plaintiff should recover yer
damages B in any case In which q jury
awarded them and that ,demurrers 70 evil aS
dence should be completely abolished
were evident during the discus on OF
the bill, which was aimed principally q Z
railroads and other corporations engaged
In carrying on dangerous work for the
purpose OF making moro n difficult their
defense to damage suits. XII 81
idea,'' said Judge Phlegar, Il. that
the Jury alone Is to be the judge 81 the
right to damages would soon make pot
hunters Instead OF lawyers OF our pro-
fession. 4,
d one or two other acts Affecting court
procedure are enumerated. and then a.
gtention Is called to the act which ex-i
empts officers OF the State militia from
Jury service, which the Judge criticised
In no uncertain language, declaring that
under the present laws fifty-six classes
are exempt from service on 1urles, most
Of them composed OF men who. by their
station or employment. are supposed to
be above the average In point OF intelli-5
gence and the best fitted for service on
turtles, The readiness Of judges to ex-
cuse men who are unwilling to servo
because they do not want to leave their
business was also mentioned, and the
members OF the association and the
Judges Of the courts who constitute the
S,noornra ~, m afnbership of the body Wero
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
Companies Fined.

N (By Associated Press.)
54& yyAsHINGTON.D D.. c. August The
case involving alleged violations OF sec.
ton 500 OF the Code OF the District OF
Columbia, known as the light Hour
law was disposed OF in. the United
States branch Of the Police Court to- day,
when the Penn Bridge Company and the
District Construction Company entered
pleas OF guilty and were fined 325 each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
ENDORSE BRYAN!
ASSA|L TRUSTS.
(Continued from First 3Page.)

state? II so, will you take the test oath?5
II they take It they will 4 not be good
Mormons If, as they say. there Is no:
$polygamy. the air Is simple .E They need
not hesitate to subscribe to the test oath
law permitting the change;gof venue In
prosecuting them and the law against
ipolygamy. 4. u !, |. 3; 1,
+ ,,T"Polygarny is the nstitution that sce--J5
our peerless leader, William Jennings
BRYAN \ is elected President we shall have
m opportunity to apply all the Demo
cratic principles for the welfare Of our II
country q ~ 339 ~
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5Reliefsof Sufferers.

lR 5ssl 81 .s3S BY Associated Trcss.l I'LL
&s CARTAGENA, August 7.---The$ Spanish
government Is organizing "a committee 70
relieve the Sirio survivors. cabinet
meeting Will be held at Madrid TO- morrow
10 vote upon urgent credits A wealthy
merchant, who abandoned q MI nber. Of
valuable jewels on board the sirio. has
donated them. when recovered. to u the
relief 4of the sufferers. The saliva &c 4ot
the cargo OF the Sirio has begun SSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
SHOT BY OFFICER.
w. H. Hutter, Of Lynchburg,
B Wounded Resisting Arrest. M

(Specalf to The Times Dlspatch.l M
BuEN AlTVisTA. W Aug. 3 ..--vv. . Il. Hut.
O'Clock lnst night by policeman az n3tsi
10 arrest him. Hutter fled from tho offioer.
who shot him In tho back while runnins. the i.
1Iiutter was taken 10 Lynchburg early to-day lt
by Dr, Coleman. who placed HIN, y 2 h t
pItAi. He was resting quietly at o late houf
this afternoon. He may recover. N !,
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Broken in w ashington.
1Ry A ssii1cIate3i 4 Press. J

by AAsocIatsd Hl'reHs') 793
Ell WASHINGTON d. c., Aug ast I. ---T he
heat wave. which for the last three
days has held this cit in It's grip. 8
broken about S o clock this evening by q
heavy rain and thunderstor .g& The rain lIf
{fell In torrents. and the city for mali an
hour was in4 darkness. The tent erature
dropped considerably. The highest tens m :
perature recorded for the day at the
weather bureau was So degrees at .
IF. hi NJ. ils 5SsS n IVA l4G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
One Killed; Two Hurt

~ (By Associated Press) Z. IL I.
II EVER GREEN Ala Angus z. IF Z.
,Yore,s OF New Orleans. was killed and two
negroes were wounded, one propota ply
fatally. in "a fight tod between zen D q
Gro d OF mon beating their way on q
Louisville and Nashville freight train,
and Marshal Kitchen. OF Evergreen.
The marshal and his associates attempt-
ed to arrest tho men and shots were
.eSchanpa " ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
HEAT CAUSED MANY a
DEATHS in NORTH
Ten Succumbed in Philadelphia.
Some Relief Is Felt in
s5 New Yotk.
New York.
Y.av \ .aIo,cintcd I,rcss. )

8PHILADELPEI1A,5F gust = LID
10 4 late hour tonight ten deaths, due due
10 the excessive heat Of the last &! few '''''
days, were reported by the philadelphia ala
police TO the coroner. More than: two
score cases OF prostratio we're taken s!a.r
care Of by the various hospitals
The maximum temper turc recorded
to-day was 20 degrees at 2:3oE u. NJ,
which IS four degrees lower than yes yes.
leriay's maximum. III NJ 5$sjsj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
GROWERS MEET.
Movement to Organize Farmers
"a Raise Price Of Dark Leaf.

@9,rhe Northside Suncured Tobacco Asso-
citation il preparing to begin q campaign
among tho farmers who cultivate y tho
weed to got them to- work together IN y
dark tobacco. M III sl n, z si s
Two meetings have been arranged for,
\ both III 81 them to DO addressed BY Hon.
John b. Alien. who Will have something IN
first meeting Will be held on Saturday.
August 18th, at Jones's Cross Roads ana
tho second meeting at Hewletts on Mon
day, August 18th. All tho farmers are
expected that they will be greatly benz
Gifted by the discussions. M 3se III &