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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-25
COUNTY NEWS.
BAR HARBoR.

Leonard c. Lawson and Miss Mona b.
Blaisdeli, both of Bar Harbor, were mar
ried Monday afternoon at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Is. knowles, Bangor, by
Rev. C. W. Collier, of the Hammond
Street Congregational church. The we'd
ding was a scry quiet affair and was wit
messed by few friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
lawson viii. reside IN Bar Harbor.
The annual meeting Of the Bar Harbor
Fair association was held Sept. IS. There
was considerable interest as to what
would lie disclosed at this meeting, mas
ruch as, at the annual meeting q year
ago, the association was in anything but a
good financial condition. The report OF
the treasurer, William Fennelly, however
was gratifying surprise as IL showed that
not only had all the bills incurred for this
year been met out OF the proceeds, but all
the debts incurred last year, which
amounted to a considerable sum, had been
liqridated and there remained . comfort
able balance to start the work next year.
On the tract OF land on lower Main
street, acquired this summer by the
Mount Desert Transit Co. for the terminal
station. crew OF men under the direction
OF Clifton Doliiver is engaged in clearing
mp the property, and putting it in shape.
The land for many years was occupied by
the Indian settlement, and afterwards .
portion was used for baseball and foot
bell field. A number OF small houses re-
main upon the land. Besides this there Is
a tract purchased irom:B. s. Higgins and
J. 4. Trip adjoining the purchase. The
land is to be entirely cleared OF the small
houses and huts, and large portion of it
is to be plowed over. The company is
still rather quiet about its plans, but there
is no doubt that the land in this vicinity
will be substantially improved.
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WEST GoULlsRoRo.

Jerome B. Clark and. wife are visiting
relatives in Steuben.
Miss Leila Atwater,i OF East Steuben, is
at work for Mrs. F. p. Noyes.
Mrs. Joan Sargent, OF South Goulds-
boro, spent few dsys..last week with Mrs.
s. G. Wood.
MissHelen Densmore, OF Steuben, and
Mahion Whitman, ofsthis town, were mar
ried Sept. u.
Miss Ruby Sargent, who.has been visit
ing relatives in Ellsworth Falls, returned
home Saturday.
Amasa Young, of South Hancock, spent
Saturday night with his parents, Wymsn
Young and wife.
George Allen and wife, Of Prospect Har-
Dor, spent Saturday and Sunday with j.
B. Wood andtwife.
Charles Witham and wife, Of Ellsworth
Falls, and Mr.. Betts, of Boston, spen /
Saturday night with Linwood Sargent
and wife.
Sept. q. L.
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HULls COVE.

Calvert Hamor, who has been III with
fever the past week, is slowly improving.
Edward Carpenter rolled rock on bis
foot one day last week, crushing 1t badly.
Richard McPike left last week for
Moosehead Lake, where he has employ
ment.
winthrope Stanley has gone to Norway,
where he is employed ~ teacher in the
high school.
Mrs. Jessie Clement, who has been en-
ploytd here during the summer, returned
home Monday.
Allen Knight, who has been employed
on the Bowen place the past two seasons,
will return to New York Oct. l.
Mrs. Mabel Mcfarland, of Salisbury
Cove, who has been employed at Mrs.
George Cunningham's, has returned home.
The annual reunion Of the Hamor fam
lily will be held in the Angela Hamor
field, Tuesday, Oct. 1. AL connections Of
the Hamor family, either by birth or mar
riage, are invited. Picnic lunch will be
served.
Sept. %. ANNE.
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Hard 70 Determine.

I've taken deposits over this same
counter for more years than I'd like
to own up to-" said the receiving teller
in downtown savings bank. '.and I've
made quite study Of reading faces
too. but just the same never can tell
by looking at man whether he's go
ing to deposit money or draw some out.
Sometimes the shabbiest man in tho
line will pull out big wad Of bills
to deposit. while a stylishly dressed wo-
man right behind him will want to
draw out a couple of dollars. 1t would
take clairvoyant to tell what was GO
ing to happen, and just for curiosity
sometimes cast an eye down the line
trying to size up the different people.
but it never does any good. I re-
member very ragged man coming In
once and depositing $500 in coin and
small bills, and right behind him was
a fashionably dressed woman who de-
posted 81. I always remember this
instance, as the persons were In such
direct contrast York Sun.
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BLuEHIl.L FALLS.

Services were conducted here Sunday by
Elder Woods.
Cecil Gray and wife spent part OF last
week at South Bluehill and the Falls.
George Mason and wife spent Saturday
and sunday with Mrs. Isaac Dow, OF Blue
hill.
The community was saddened to hear
OF the illness Of Capt. X. g. F. Candage, Of
Brookline, Mass.
Mrs. Etheibert Nevin, OF New York,
closed her cottage on Mill island Sept. 10,
and left for her home.
Lizzie Conary spent last week with her
niece, Dora Conary, while her brother
Joseph went to the islands fishing.
Sept. q. CRUMBS. =
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IsLEsFoRD.
Sept. q.

The woodlawn house will close for the
season Sept. 80.
Misses Ada and Edna Campbell. who
have been employed st Northeast Harhor
during the summer, returned home last
week.
Rev. Newman Smyth, OF New Haven.
Conn.,, preached ct the church Sunday
morning, Sept. Is. Rev. q. II. Bottom
spoke in the evening.
Among summer visitors who have re-
turned to their homes recently are Mrs. Z.
L. Sander and family, of Boston. Rev.
Newman smyth and family, OF New Haven.
Conn.,, Mrs. John Brooks and family,
Mrs. Henry c. stetson and children, OF
Cambridge, Mass.
Sent q. y.
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soUTHrHANCoCK.

Miss Gertrude Coggins is teaching At
Avon, Mass.
F. n. Watson and wife have been visit
ing friends at Bar. Harbor.
W. T. Coggins, who has been employed
on yacht, is at home fol-, the winter.
Mrs. Stephen Merchant and Mrs. Ira
Colwell, who have. been; CRITICALLY ill, are
improving.
Mrs. c. X. Bunker and children left
yesterday morning for their home in SOM
erville, Mass.
Mrs. Eta Jones land son William, OF
Winthrop, Mass, have been recent que SITS
at w. T. Coggins'.
Mrs. Abbie Wooster and daughter Alice
have returned from Northeast Harbor,
where they havesbeen employed.
H. L. Joy, who:has been employed at J.
p. Walkers for the summer, visited his
cousin, w. N. Joy, in Sullivan, last week.
Sept. q. w.
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NORTH .oRIAND.

Mrs. Ruby Gross il. with James Gibbons
and wife,
Mrs. Henrietta Billings has gone TO
Surry on..a visit.
Mrs. johnson Bridges, of South Penob-
scot, visited her daughter, Mrs. Cora
Dodge, .last week.
Miss Churchill gave an entertainment at
the ..schoolhouse FRIDAY evening for the
children's benefit. Refreshments were
served. The little ones had great time.
Alvertie E. Gray and Carrie Gray,
daughter Of the late w. P. Gray, Of East
Bucksport, we're married Monday, Sept.
16, at the.home Of the brides mother, by
Hadley Burrill, esq.
Mrs. Ruby Gibbons, who has been in
Bucksport nursing her grandson, has re-
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ANNE.
sEAwALL.

BENJAMIN Homer and Miss Siria Homer,
OF franklin, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Walter Newman.
Miss Esther Dixon, OF Southwest Har-
Dor, is teaching here. She is boarding
with Mrs. Lizzie Moore.
Mrs. Lester Newman, who has been Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. french and wife. in
Franklin, came home last week.
Mrs. George Abbott OF Orono, who has
been visiting her sons, X. E. and w. j.
Ne. nlan, returned home last week.
Dudley Dolliver went to Massachusetts
Monday, to return home with his wife
and son, who have been visiting there.
The many friends Of William c. and
Clarence A. Moore, OF Port Townsend,
Wash, were much pleased to receive call
from Mrs. Clarence Moore short time
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sARGENTyIILE.

Mrs. Roland K. Smith left last week for
Savannah, ca.
Mrs.. Isrnei Grindal hiss been visiting
friends at Bluehili.
George W. Grindal and wife have re-
turned from brief visit in Portland.
Miss Nancy Gleason spent Saturday and
Sunday with her mother at Bar Harbor.
Mrs George Jordan and son Eugene
have been visiting friends at Cape Rosisr.
Hugh Brown left Monday for Boston,
where he has employment with the Il. q.
8. Co.
Mrs. Mary A. Sargent has returned from
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Means, at
Sedgwick.
Mrs. George Downing, Mrs. c. +.
Conroy and son Lloyd left last week for
Brockton.
Miss Nellie Hancock and Miss Ursa
Dunbar, who have been visiting ID. q.
Eaton and wife, have returned to their
home at Brookline.
Mrs. Minnie Blsisdeii, of BIuehill, is
keeping house for her mother, Mrs. r. p.
Billings, while she 10 attending Free Bap-
tist quarterly meeting At Clifton.
The tramp supper at the home Of A.
G. Dodge and wife, Sept. 10, was in every
way success. The refreshments were in
charge OF Mrs. Dodge and Miss Hattie
Harding. Miss Eva Grindie and Myrtle
Nevells served ~ walters. The attractive
art gallery was under the supervision OF
Miss Martha Brown, and was one OF the
principal attractions OF the evening. The
lawn was prsttily decorated. The music
OF Victor talking machine added much
TO the pleasure OF all. The proceeds, 81,
are for the construction OF fence at the
Forest Home cemetery.
Sept. q. srv.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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WEST BRooKsvIII.E.


Hally Mills is at home from viualhaven
to attend school.
The parsonage Is looking fine in new
coat Of white. Otis Farnham did the
painting.
Deforest Gray and Edwin J. smith have
been drawn to serve as jurors at the Dc
tober term Of court.
Tapiey's wharf has been replanked with
three inch planking. 3. ID. Tspley had
charge OF the work.
Miss Inex Stevens is housekeeping for
Mrs. Sidney Halves. Mr.. and Mrs. Halves
are visiting friends in Skowhegan,
Capt. Tapley's ham-curing business has
started up earlier than usual. The cap
tain intends to enlarge his plant before
winter.
Quite family gathering took place at
the home OF Herman TapIey Friday, Sept.
20, the anniversary of the birth OF Mrs.
Taplcy's mother, Mrs. Clara Condor.
Miss Lucy Hale Tspley and Miss Eliza
Perkins leave to-day for Atlanta, Ga. to
EEs0hso ts1SniuA Az 0pSAhu1n 6esHlnhkys
This il Miss Tspiey's sixteenth year a.
teacher there.
Mrs. Hattie 8. Tapley and daughter, Miss
Hattie, have closed their house and left
for Norfolk, Va, to spend the winter with
Capt. Robert Ellis Tapley. They win sail
from Boston Tuesday.
The funeral Of Capt. Isaac NJ. Weber,
who died Sept. II, was held at the Con-
gregationai church Thursday afternoon,
September 10. 1t was an Odd Fellows
service, conducted by Governor Brooks
lodge OF which he was noble grand. PAIL
bearers were IAughlin Davis, Charles Bsb-
bidgc, John and Benjamin Jones. Inter-
ment was at Mount Rest. Capt. Weber
was born in West Brooksville sixty Ave
years ago. The greater part OF bis life
was spent At sea. lie began going TO sea
at an early age, and soon became q mAyter
mariner. lie was interested In frsternaI
orders, being one Of the ablcst Ma.ons in
the place. Capt. Weber never married.
He Is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Eben
Davis ard Mrs. Frank Jones, both Of this
town.
Sept. .. ToMsox.
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DOLLY.
BASS HARBoR.

Jay Wallace, who has been working in
Rockland all summer, Is at home.
Ina Billings returned Saturday from
business trip to Portland and Boston.
Miss Cora Berry has gone to Massachu-
sets, where she will be employed for the
winter.
Herbert Condor, wife and little daugh-
ter Harriet, OF Stockton Springs, are visit
ing T. W. Jackson and wife.
Dr. Watson and family ieft Friday fs
their new home in Portland. Their many
friends here regret their departure.
A party OF twelve ladies spen. saturday
evening with Mrs. vesta McRae. II Was
her birthday anniversary. This evening
was greatly enjoyed by all present.
Sept. 3. y. y. H.
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W. McGavock st., Nashville T-n,
writes:
AFTER doctoring for year ard INA.
Ing no relief from leucorrhea resgltIn.
from prolapsus uteri, and whieh ~.
sapping my life forces away. 7 IMAM
tried Peruna. and when found tba,i,
was helping mo every day, it en.d
almost too good to be true.
Shut, It not only helped me. n ey,.x
me and In = very short time.
II am now enjoying the bos,of LIN
II am strong and free from pain ana
! certainly feel that all praise aud honor
are due TO Peruna."
Thousands Of women will read IL.
testimonial Of Mrs. Caldwell as sbov.
given.
Thousands Of them will W induced IA
try the remedy that saved her.
Thousands Of them will have II.
same experience she had.
Psruna II the remedy such women
need. PerunA comes like . boon to ,uf.
eering womankind.
Mrs. John Hopp, Webster Ave, Glen.
dale. L.. l., n. r, hes also been relieved
.ssi~i. catsrrh by Peruna.
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ASHvILI.E,

r. J. Robertson has recently purchased
new Pope Hartford automobile.
Miss Mary Goodwin returned Sunday
from weeks visit with friends in Yves,
Sullivan.
George Bartlett, OF Sorrento, spent Fri
day night and Saturday with Fremont
Bragdon.
Miss Bernice Smith came Friday from
Bangor to visit her parents, Herman
Smith and wife.
The schools are in session. The gram
mar is taught by Harry Patten and the
primary by Eva circuit, both Of Sullivan
Sept. q. B.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Mrs. Nancy whitmorc has closed her
cottage, Spring Lodge, and gone to her
home in Camden.
The Dorcas society has presented the
Sunday school with a new library and .
case for the same.
The launch Coon, with c. T. Brown and
wife and Albert Achorn and wife, came
from Camden Saturday night, returning
Sunday. Mrs. Diana Hatch accompanied
them on their return.
The yachtsmen are coming home this
week. Frank E. Hardy, jr., and Emery
Ellis came from New York where they
have been on the steam yacht Felicia.
Elmer Lowe came from Bar Hsrbor.
Sept. q. II.
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advertisements.
{. Our National Danger.
Time to Cry a Halt Before q Panic

Comes.
The business spirit 10 cruship' cut
the sweeter element of home life.
We are in danger of great CONNER
cial decline, because men, as q whole,
think only Of getting wealth.
There are Thousands, both men and
women, who do not take time to eat
properly. They rush through life.
and as q result we have an age OF
indigestion, nervousness, irritability.
sleepless nights and morose disposi-
ton.
With the discovery OF Mi ma tab
lets, there ia no longer any excuse for
one to have i'll health from stomach
weakness.
Miro ma strengthens the walls of the
stomach, stimulates secretion OF the
digestive juices, regulates the liver
and restores muscular contraction TO
the intestines and bowels, SO no laxa-
tive is needed.
Sick headaches. palpitation. had
taste in the mouth, yellow skin, irri-
liability, coated tongue and meian-
choly are few Of the many distress
ing results Of Indigestion. Mi. ma
never fails to dispei all these troubles.
G. A. Pafcher sells Mi.o-na in So
cent boxes, and guarantees to refund
the money II the remedy does not give
complete satisfaction.
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WEST BROOKLYN.

Moses Trundy, who has been III some
time, died Monday, Sept. Is.
Mrs. Isaac Bridges has gone 10 Melrose'
Mass, TO visit her. daughters for lev
weeks.
Roland Carter, who has been employed
on steamer pemaquid this season, IS u
home.
Brooks Carter, who has been WISHING
his mother, has returned to his home
Augusta.
Miss Alice Duffy, who is employed !"
North Billerica, Mass, is at bone on .
short visit.
Ralph saunders. wife and child, Oh
Providence, r. l., are visiting Mrs ssun-
ders' parents, Benjamin Fogg and VIE.
Sept. q. d.
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ac6srtisrn.rnis.
RELIEF FROM
COM TIPATI0N
s z Q NJ A @ II
= r q y B L e $
SICK HEADACHE

Midway. Me-, Aug. 4. 1890 .r,
II have received great benenl ND "a
the true L. F. Atwood's Bittets an
consider them excellent for sto,iia.dn
troubles, constipation and slck ne s,,h
ache" Yours truly, B. !. Weymouth
You can always depend OF, I, IN. =,
Atwoods Bitters for speedy reliel l.Ssr.
many forms OF sickness. This woi Won II
full remedy mingles with the cohte srr,r "a
the stomach and digestive olS saw.
arou.es the liver, and cleafses INC w"
els. Sold by your dealer, Soc.
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MANSEr,

Mrs. Nickerson, OF Amherst, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Torrey.
Mrs. w. 8. Stanley, of Monhegan, with
her children, 10 visiting her parents.
Thomas Fernatd and wife.
E. E. Conary has purchased Thomas
Savage's house and will soon move his
family there. Mr.. Savage has purchased q
home at Southwest Harbor.
The hotels have closed. Mrs. Allen, OF
the Ocean house, has returned to Spring.
field, Mass, and Derby Stanley, proprie-
tor OF the Stanley house, has left for the
winter.
Sept. "a. MAD.
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lash leading 60 the door. nliylng her
eleckcd alss6A as she weat Her back
was toward tie approaching trio
Dsbby.r She cried. Bobby
The boy stirred in Telli2gford's arms.
81 think have found your boy. mad
am called Tellingferd gently and In
three seconds more was speeding for
the village physician. The sounds Of
the hare had long since dlca IN the dis
lance.
It was afternoon when Tellingfora
reached the LaUderd@les. Fresn ~
iialps rtora cane sounds Of taikiA
ard laughter In the ball he met El1-
lily Lauderdale. There was hook On
.Ss Face tE.at - sg.4 .ey1e seen hefcre.
"E'm awfnlly SORRY" he began, abrupt
" twisting the crop Of his riding whip
IN his hand. .but you see lie paused
and could 20 no further lie was 4
man who always found it easy 70 tell
Of the good deeds of others. but baked
miserably when il came to the recital
Of his own. He muttered something
inartieuiate about loose stones, mud
dy ditch ard tad fall.
Emily I.agderdale surveyed him with
cool seofn.
"For q naeddy fall your coat is the
most cciispicuousiy spotless carmen,
that have ever seen.~ she returned
tiryly.
.oh. say" began Tellingford, hus
Emily swept past him, her head hela
HIGH. That he had not cared 10 win
was evident, but that he should add 10
that humiliation with excuses w;ts
more than she could bear. She was
glad. ssc told herself, that it was Graf,
tan Richards who kad come on tri-
uniphant. Vet in spite OF this giadness
thert. was n singing mist in her eyes
aud a bitter catch iii her throat as she
sat before her dressing table tina, night
while Katie. the maid. brushed her
hair.
Everything had gone wrong that day
the gown she had planned TO wear that
evening had been left unfinished, ana
she was forced to reprimand Katie
somewhat sharply.
Katie burst into tears. She had
meant to finish ii. she confessed. but
that morning the Grid Vi hef .,s.ef.
VINO hved on tne ROAD 10 tne Vinase'
slipped on the muddy stones OF oitcn
and broke his arm. and Katie. instead
OF sewing on the gown, nad gone 10 see
bow he farcd.
You can ask Mr.. Tellingford II It's
Eot 50, ma am, she concluded tearfui-
y. Twas he that found BOBBY aad
carried him home ana went Tor the doc
tor afterward.
or the truth OF this assertion Miss
Lauderdale questioned nothing.
Do you know where Mr.. Telling
ford Is nowT she demanded
Indeed do. ma'am- Hes hidden
your aunt goodby and Is halfway TO
the station
Then tell James to saddle Dolly
Dunipling instantly and bring her to
the side door"
Katie gasped and obeyed, while En-
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ORL.AND.

The death OF Mrs. Armenious r HART
man occurred Tuesday morning al hsf
home here, at the age OF hfty-h'e years
Besides her husband, she leaves q SON.
Sewell, OF Pawtucket, X. l., daugn''n'
Miss Mary Hartman, OF Provldehee' ~ -
l., who was with her during her last IN
ness, and q brother, John =. hopkin''' v
Fort Bragg, Cal.
Sept. Is.
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ago. Mrs. Moore was formerly Miss Ger
trude Gray, Of surry, and being q, home
on . visit, came here to meet friends Of
the Moore family.
Charles Newman 10 here from the Mt.
Desert Rock light station, waiting Tor
some material to complete work going on
ut the station.
Sept. q. DOLLY.
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turned home. The young man has had
severe attack Of sciatic rheumatism, but
is somewhat improved
Sept. - b-
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-28
Try a Leader Want AID
THE SWAN CO.

Undertakers and Funeral
Directors.
Prices Reasonable, Salts
faction guaranteed.
Day Phone, 1876; Night
Phone 1881.
Telephone Building, Bland
Street.
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NNAME WOULD
BE DENNIS

The West Virginia negroes have
become tired of turning the grind
stone for white republican politicians
TO grind their axes on. They are
80 near a revolt that they are holding
mass meetings and passing resolu-
tons condemning the treatment tbev
received az the hands Of the repub-
licans. They are onto the situation
and are fully aware that they hold
the balance OF power which turns
the tide OF elections In a number of
The northern states and without the
negro vote the name of the republi-
can party would be Dennis. The ne
sroes are now wandering in the land
OF discomfort and when they find a
real Moses there will be something
dome MoHHdsville Daily Echo.
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NEW NLEeVToN
PRECINCT
WEST VIRGINIA.,

Az CouRty Court continued and
held for tho County OF Mercer a,
the Court House thereof. on wednes-
day. the 18th day OF December. 1906.
IN THE MATTER OF ESTABLISH.
ING A NEW ELECTION PRE-.
CINCT IN EAST RIVER
DISTRICT:
This day Joshua Day. Lorraine
Stinson and J. ID. Hearn. who were
heretofore appointed a Committee to
divide the election precinct of
Princeton. made their report I'm writ
Ing which report is ordered TO be
filed. and is In all matters COMBINED
except that the voting place estab-
lished for said division shall be at
the store building OF Davis Thorn
instead of at divers School house
as set forth in said report.
1t is therefore ordered that there
be and is hereby established a new
voting precinct to be known as pre-
cinct No. 4 in East River District,
whose boundary lines shall on the
East, Southeast and Northeast be the
boundary lines of the old Princeton
Precinct. and on the Southwest and
Northwest by Brush Fork. The vot-
ing place to be at the store building
of Davis Thorn, near Brush Creek
bridge. 1t is further ordered that all
voters residing within said boundary
shall hereafter vote at said place
herein designated. II is further or
dered that the Clerk do furnish cop
les hereof to the Princeton Star
Journal, and the Bluefield Leader
for publication in their columns,
which papers are directed to pub
fish this order once a week for one
month. The Clerk Is also directed
to cause Ave copies hereof TO be de-
livered to the Sheriff, who is d.
rected to post said copies at four
public places in said precinct and one
at the front door OF the Court House.
A Copy. TESTE:
BSTILL BAILEY, Clerk
IA 4wks.