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The Columbus journal., 1907-01-09

issuance Of FREQ railroad transportation
Such action on the part Of railroad Of
ficials is rightly reea-ded as unjust dis
elimination and M being subvcrsive Of the
public veal. Both the great political
parties have declared against the prac-
tice in their state conventions and have
pledged themselves to definite action. !
recommend that at as early a date az Is
rigid anti-pass law. applicable to all
cases ave those Of bona fide railroad en-
ployeS. the members Of their immediate
families. and care-takers Of live stock.
atty should be imposed both on the party
Hho issues a pass and the party who
S0licitS tho same.
Direct Primary.
I urge your honorable body to give 70
the state some form Of q direct primary
law. but with such limitations as will
make It popular and effective. It should
rieidly guard against b selection Of can
ity Of h votes cast but not a majority.
and should IN an respects safeguard the
principle that the majority have the
lsber Bureau.
The results accomplished BY the bureau
Of labor and industrial statistics are not
satisfactory and are not commensurate
with the cost Of maintenance. So far "a
have been able to observe the entire
history Of the bureau has been q dis
appointment. II you think best to con
ttEue the department ! recommend that
the services Of the clerk be dispensed
the stsnoerapher constitute ample once
force.
law Enforcement.
have q firm conviction thai the chief
conferred upon him in the matter Of
law enforcement Section 8. article 5. Of
the constitution reads: 1.-THE supreme
executive power shah be vested in the
The Columbus journal., 1907-01-09

the present time Dy reason OF the abuses
incident to the employment Of child labor.
Every child has an inherent right to an
opportunity for self-impr0vement and the
hest interests Of society in general de-
mand that that right should have con-
children OF tenders years in factories.
stores. theatres. concert halls. saloons.
and In even worse places. Is a crime
against youth and II persisted in win have
a serious eect upon the body polite. I
recommend that an adequate law be en-
acted upon this subject and thai there be
coupled with it such a compulsory educa-
ton section as can be made effective.
Railroad Passenger Rates.
With the abolition Of free t~ranspcrta-
ton. which I assume this legislature win
accomplish. will naturally come increased
the several railroads. As these corpora
tons are already earning sufficient income
upon their stocks n bonds II follows
that he people should have the benefit
Of the pass. Assuming that the anti-paas
law win he rigidly enforced. its 10 a safe
conclusion that n reasonable reduction In
present rates can be made without doing
selling Of mileage books good for 1000
miles or more ut tho -,fa Of two cents per
mile. and trip tickets at two and ne-haif
cents per mile. would be fair and Just, and
suggest these rates for your considers
ton.
The governor appends two Statements
one giving the estimated receipts for the
fiscal period eommencin. April 1. 1891.
and ending March 81. 1909. These ara
based o. IS per cent Of the amount levied
for an purposes under the grand assess-
ment RON Of 1906. and sundry other collec-
tom based on actual receipts during the
last two years. These total S. 1S1 $50. %.
This sum isf divided among the various
fund: az follows; General: 8: s:s. s74.7.:
school. 81. $50. 044. q: university. $877. rs. 10.
normal school. SIS. 163..e: state library.
IS. 09s. so: hospital for insane. $2.51:33:
peuitentiary. $500.
The other statement II an estimate Of
expenditures for the same fiscal period.
For new permanent improvements the
amount IS SSH. Is. 81. and for actual cur
rent expenses IS. SIS .27S. which. with the
state school, -pportionment Of S1.34o. S37.67.
to be disbursed during 1907 and 1905.
makes a total Of 36.493. s31. 81.
Permit me to saw that the public well
fare has been largely committed to your
hands for the coming two years. SIN
cerely hope that the state may be richly
henentted by your deliberations. and
tina you may each have Divine guidance
in the discharge ~ every duty. \
JOHN H. MICKEY"
The Columbus journal., 1907-01-09

S"S NAS ~ a1h
ranches Of the state government during
the next biennium. payable from the gen.
eral fund. total the enormous sum Of
submitted to . Nebrsska Legislature. The
estimated general FUND receipts for the
btennium are $z.S3s.s74.1c. a sum 1885,
l13.1? too small to pay the estimated bills.
pruning knife must be applied to these
oveegroWn estimates! The treasury must
BE- protected from the threatened on
slaneht. 1t win not do to make appro-
ceipfs. let alone In excess Of them. There
must BE- q gradual debt reduction. not
only through b operation Of the redemp-
don fund but also through wise and
fond. Each n q o ID pledged to an
economical administration Of affairs and
= state demands that you make good.
TIE attacks Of those who have designs on
me treasury Win be most aggressive and
persistent. but you must stand firm for
the interests Of the, taxpayers and the In.
eegFity OF the treasury.
Pure Feed Law.
Are many Of effort consress has
prehensive in it, scope. affecting an food
products and also drugs and chemicals
which enter into the '~compounding o.
: % iSss.ss.,, The ls.! fsSss.l inw n ap PIE. only
tralDc In impure food products across
state lines. but hoes not prevent the
manufac.urc and sale OF such products
the people d Hefrasfa are to receive W I'll
benedt from the present a&itatioa for
pure. wholesome and truthf1lly branded
1904 the national enactment must be sun
bodyiae the same features. Oti.srxise
NeeE1ska viii become the nome Of Lunner-
factories for the production of in.
furious food supplies. an Of which c$ be
Sosd With tmpunity within the sta.e 20
looG n ne have no -afHfe 6v m M c~0
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-08-10
Farm Implements

Consisting OF DeeIing binder IN good con-
ditiOn; 90 borne mower, good a. new; Ds-
borne hay rake, also good - new: / lay
tedder, | Empire ll.hOe drlii, sOwtd only
100 acres: =. corn + aHter with 5Orods OF
wire; disk harrows, spring tooth sulkN
cultiNators, hand cultiVaIorS. ! harrow
tooth hand truck cultivator, ? Gt-tOoth har-
rows, | jHtooth harrow. | HYland roller,
good as new; 3-horse OHIO chilled pIowS.
! : horse Oliver pillow, l-hOrSt Southbend
pillow, 3-hOrse trees, 2 horse trees, II Sing'e
trees, ! Baltimore ian, only used two sea-
sons, Hyland cornSheller. | grass seeder. !
corn grinder, hay fork. | 30 foot sectional
ladder, ! spray barrel, with hose and uoIlie:
3 farm wagons, in good order; riggings.
good as new; covered spring wagon, will
carry ton: dearborn running gear new;
top buggy. family sur ey. / whole circle
carriage pole, ] set double carriage harness,
i set single carriage harness. sets wagon
harness. | set chain harness, II sets plow
harness, 10 collars, 10 brides, long handied
forks, short handled forks. grain shoveIs,
half bushel spades. shG'tIS, rakes, hoes,
ring maui and wedges. grludstontS, /
emory mower knife grinder VIII whet ;:
blacksmith forge. anvil and wise win
tools carpenters tools, good assert mem 10
good condition; stand and lasts for hall
soleing shoes. garden Seeder, with attach
ments for anything from onion seed 10 corn;
| wheel garden cutiVator, calfsucker with
nipple.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-08-10

The Republican primaries in Cecil
county will be held this afternoon.
The Elkton Chemical Works made
their frs large shipment al acids last
Friday
Max Handel, OF Highlandtown,
Md, has rented the old Lieberman
building and will open clothing store
A destitute white man, about so
years OF age, was found along the road
near Colora last week. He was sent
to the Almshouse
MIR. X. II. Emory on the Manly
to the acre from one field which he has
threshed How's that?
Isaac Sidwell, OF near Charlestown
had fine pair OF young bulls that he
had trained to the yoke. They got to
fighting one day recently, and one OF
them was killed.
Levi O. Cameron has prepared
plans for a frame annex 36X4o feet,
three stories high. to the Union Hos
pital These plans have been adopted
by the directors
The Kent and Queen Anne's Fair
is to be held at Colchester, August
81 to August 80. The fair this year
promises to be one OF the most sue
cessiul in the history OF the Associa-
ton
Mr.. c. II. Dye, OF Tome Insti-
tute, Port Deposit, has been appoint
ed principal OF the Caroline High
School at Denton. Mr.. Dye has been
an instructor at Tome for the past
year
The second Pennsylvania Railroad
excursion to Colchester was held on
Wednesday. 2276 people attended,
to handle the crowd. 324 tickets were
sold at Elkton.
The potato crop on the Eastern
Shore will probably be the largest on
record. So far this season there has
been an increase OF about Is per cent.
over last years yield. which was con-
sidered about normal
The new steamer Maryland, OF the
New York and Norfolk Railroad Co.,
has been placed in service between
Cape Charles and Norfolk. She cost
about $4,000 and is said to be the
fastest steamer on the bay.
DON'T FORGET THE ICE
CREAM FESTIVAL to be held on
the lawn OF the Perryville Presbyter-
ian Church. August Il and IS Pro-
ccedS 60 for the benefit OF the church
Come ont with your money and help
along a good cause
The Rising Sun Gun Club con
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-08-10
Notice to Builders and
Contractors

The Directors of the Union Hospital invite
sealed proposals for the erection of an anne X
to the Hospital building on Singerlv avenue.
Elkton. Md. said annex to be 26X40 feet,
three stories high.
Plans and specifications may be seen at
the office of the Seer tary on and after Tues.
day, August Ii. Bids to be opened at 10 a.
IN on Tuesday, August q, 1907.
The Directors reserve the right to reject
any or all bids
GEORGE A. BLAKE, President.
HOW ARD BKATTON, Secretary.
Anu MAJ
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-08-10
State and County Taxes

In said county, for the year 1867, he will SIT in
the several Election Districts as follows
August p and g, at E. S. Shorts, Cecil
ton, First district.
August IA and s. at Byron Bouchele's.
Chesapeake City, Second district.
August 70 and II, at Henry Hess Fair
Hill, Fourth district.
August ~ and 20, at John l.. Moore 5
Dug Store, North East, Fifth dis.
triCt.
August 81 and D, at Maryland House,
Rising Sun, Sixth district.
August % and "a at A. l.. B4rry's, Port
Deposit, Seventh district.
August 20 and 27, at w. w. McGu;gan' S
Store, Conowingo, Eighth district
August 2s and 20 at Cross Keys Hotel,
Calvert, Ninth district
Between the hours of a. NJ. and 3 p. III.
As the law provides, a discount of3 per
cent, will be allowed ON all State and County
Taxes paid before September LIST. Taxpayers
will please take notice that taxes are due and
payable on September LIST, and that on all
bills unpaid on January LIST interest will be
charged and collected from September LIST.
After January LIST delinquents will be warn.
ed that unless settlement in fun be made
before April LIST, the claims againts them
will be placed in the hands of the Sher-
if OF the County, who shall proceed to seize
their property and dispose of the same to
pay the taxes due, with the charges thereon
and all costs of sale.
The Treasurer would. therefore, respect.
fully urge all taxpayers to pay promptly
and III possisihle, in time to obtain the bene
fit of he discount
y. ARTHUR MITCHELL.
Aug3-4t Treasurer
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80 Head of Cattle W

Graded Guernseys: 20Milch Cows.
HeiferS, 2-yeaT-od thoroughbred Guern-
sey Bull. These COWS and heifers are all
graded stock. ! have been q years p'cRiDg
my herd of cattle. ! have raised every one
of them and saved only the hest There VIII
be seven or eight of these COWS fresh 10y day
of sale. Seventeen OF the COWS from May,
1906. to May, 1907 have paid me very nearly
$1,000, without their calves. The other three
are heiters, fresh since May last. Dairymen
looking for COWS will do well to see these.
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GTTc OUR SUBSCRIBERS WILL you
KINDLY NOTICE THE DATE OF TIE
LABEL ON YOUR PAPER AND MAKE
US REMITTANCE IN ACCORDANCE
TAEREWITH2
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Frame Dwelling, IL

III good condition
No. All that lot situate on the South
side of said Main Street In The Hollow
known as the Long property and described
in a deed from X. G.. Thackery. Trustee
10 said deceased, dated July % 1896. and
recorded aforesaid in Liber j. T. O.. No
II, folio Ia. The Improvements consist of a
good substantial two and one-hal
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-08-10
Local Jottings

A movement is on loot To- organ
izc local electric light company in
North East.
Rev J. F. Glhlan will preach at
Jackson Hall. near Cowantown, on
Sunday at 3 O'Clock p. m. All are in
vited to attend.
The ladies oi the Rock Church
will hold bazaar and festival on the
Church lawn, Friday evening, August
49, If stormy. following evening.
The Boards OF County Commits
sioners, School Commissioners and
Orphans Court, will hold their regu-
lar monthly meeting next Tuesday.
Miss Bertha n Morrison, OF Ris-
ing Sun, lost gold watch and other
jewelry at the hands OF thief who
entered her home one night last week
Owing to the muddy condition OF
the track. the races at kemblesville
had to be postponed. The date for
the next meeting has not been decided
as yet
-Childs Sunday School will hold
their annual festival. in the hall at
Childs, on next Thursday evening
August u. Ii stormy, the next fair
evening.
Contractors are making rapid
progress with the work OF improving
the road from the PENNSYLVANIA rail
road near Newark to the centre OF
the town.
The Alleghancy Hunting and
Fishing Club OF Alleghancy, Pa, con-
sisting OF about $50 men, are camping
in Betterton. where they will stay for
three weeks.
With a cargo OF 1900 bushrrs of
wheat. belonging to two Kent county
farmers. the pungv Lankford, holnl
from Chestertown to Raltimorc. sank
near Love Point.
There will be a social on the lawn
al Town Point Church this evening.
August 10. Ice cream. cake and other
refreshments for sale Benefit al
church. All are invited
Rev. T. +. Terry, formerly pastor
At Flkton, but now Of Laurel. Del NJ.
T. Church. has notified the church off
i;.ls that he will ask for change Of
ta>to~atc next Conference vea~.
Mrs. Mary ITavlor. widow al the
1atc Evans Taylor. was taken last Fri
day t. TnhnS Hopkins HOSPITAL in
Baltimore. 10 be oneratcd on for call
,..re She j now ;mnr,v;nr steadily
WHY not see about those new car
r1aces now, and consult Burns Bros
Have de Grace Md Never we're
thor carriages better and never was
the demand for them so great anr 6-tf
Howard Ollie WiIev the infant
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Gnv F. Wiley. al
Fh,ladcrrhia died last week al chol-
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Creamery Outfit

:. Separator, runs light and does SpIen
did work; lGGallon Davis swing churn,
|. s. dog power. ! printer, worker 56.Ib
butter tubs, cream buckets. & milk cans |
gallon Ice cream freezer, creamery house
sON20 feet, feet to the square; ! large meat
hoGsbead, meat barrels, 100 rods OF 32inch
hog wire, ii IL hog tough. ! horse trough,
i iecl long. ~ inches wide, b inches deep.
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AUGUST
TreaSurer'S Notice

In pursuance OF Bn Act of Assembly. pass.
ed at the January session, 1900 Chapter CO,
the undersigned, Treasurer of Cecil county,
hereby gives notice that for the purpose of
receiyingth
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-08-10
"a HOGS

Seven Brood Sows with P!gs Us
their sides. These SUws are Poland china
stock well bred and beauties.
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TO TRESPASSERS
Money TO Loan

5000 to loan Cd first mortgage on real
estate In sums OF 5000. Also 500 Oh first
mortgage. Apply to
IENKY M. MCCULLOUGH
JulyZ1.tf ElktCr, no.
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Free Scholarship

A competitive examination for Free
Scholarship at ST. johns College will be
held ON Monday. August IL, 1907. at the
School com miSSioueIS once, Elkton. To
begin at9a III
July 27.2t GEORGE BIDDLE. Secretary
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% 9 Horses and Colts

N0A
No. Helen, brown mare, IL years old.
Has been one of the best drivers In the dis
to "Tourina'
No. 2-Bessie, dark brown mare u wears
old. This is sound, straight and splendidly
bred mare. Has had 4 fine colts, one by her
side now, and Is again in foal
No. Blob, bay horse, u years old. First
class all around horse; guarantee him any
where either to work or drive
No 4-Polly, gray mare, u years old The
best farm mare ever owned a Percheron).
about 100 pounds. Couldn't say too much
about this mare. Guaranteed in every re
spect.
No 5-Easter, dark bay orse, years old.
Helen's colt; sire "Myrteton." WIN weigh
close to 100 pounds; IL hands high; sound
and all right in every respect | guarantee
him TO do anything you would call OIL him
to do. a grand family horse.
NO. 6-J1m. bay horse, years old; 10 hands
high; Will weigh about 800 pounds. Well
bred; sire "Sir Cypress. He is tough a.
iron. Good driver and worker
No. 7-TriXie. dark bay mare, wears old.
Helen's colt; sire Mr.. Chas. Masseys 'Ad-
versity. Is hands high. This mare IL made
for the road. ] sold broi her TO her last
November right out OF the Fairs work for
500
No. S-Togo. dark brown horse. years Old.
high-a big colt. am keeping for my own
use brother to him for which | would not
take less than 500.
No. 9-Alice L., brown colt ] wear Old.
Bessie's colt sire Bel Rocker" ! tine colt
for her age
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-08-10
Tuesday. Sept. 3rd, 1907,

at II o'clock A. NJ, the following mention ed
real estate of which William II. Elder, de-
ceased late ofsaid town, died seized, viz:
No. ALI that lot OF parcel oflapd situate
at the North west corner of Main and Church
Streets, in said town OF Elkton and being the
same land which was conveyed to said de.
ceased by James K. Partridge and Frank +.
Partridge by their deed bearing date the
fourteenth day of July, in the year 1870, and
recorded among the land records of said
County In Liber ID. s., No. 1. folio 80 &c.
This was the home property where said de.
ceased resided at the time of his death. 1t
has front on Main Street of Al feet and no
feet on Church Street and is improved by "A
commodious comfortable two and one hal f
story
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Public Sale
"Wednesday, Aug. "A, 1907
10 O'clock A. M.

The undersigned intending TO quit farm
Ing Will sell without reserve. on the farm on
which he now resides, one mile from Cecil
ton, on the road from Cecilton TO Earleville,
the following Personal Property:
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BY virtue of an order of said court, passed
In said cause the undersigned hereby gives
notice that he has made Application to sald
court to he allowed to retire from ard resign
the trust created by the will ofsald deceased
which Is being administered in said cause,
and all persons interested a re hereby warned
TO show cause II any they have, on or before
the 18th day of August 1907, why his said APP
plication should not he granted.
AuglU Its VICTOR NJ. TORBERT
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Trustees Sale

By virtue OF a decree of the Circuit Court
for Cecil County passed in cause No. 1858, the
undersigned Trustees will sell at public auc.
ton at the Court House door, In the town of
Elkton, Maryland, on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-08-10
In Re: The EIato OF
Jane TorbeTt, deceased

Ia the Circuit Court for Cecil County
In Equity. No. 2IOS
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81 Frame Dwelling.

. SUI '
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-30
NATURE SPARES
The Stricken Rose from Grief.

What fortunate provision of ma
ture it is that deprives the rose of
mental suffering, for how poignant
would be its grief to discover, in the
height of its blooming glory, that a
canker fed at it sheart, and that its
beauty and fragrance were doomed for
ever. Nature always spares the suf-
fering. She is veritable storehouse
of pleasing rewards for those who seek
her aid. In the years gone by falling
hair and grayness have cast gloom
over the lives of thousands of young
women, but, thanks to the investiga-
tions of scientists, the true cause of
hair destruction is now known to be d
germ or parasite that burrows into the
hair follicles. Newbro's Herpicide abb
solutely destroys this germ, thus per-
hitting the hair to grow as nature in
tended. Sold by leading druggists.
Send 10 cents in stamps for sample to
the Herpicide company, Detroit, Mich.
Two sizes, so cents and 81. T. H.
Thomas. special agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-30
Sheriffs to Ask More Terms.

TITS 10 FNSN HOTS Fe'TTIS'
Quincy, ILL.,. Aug. 30.-Sheriff
Thomas of this county is cooperating
with other sheriffs of the state with
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parment, 10 cents, Putnam's 10 cents

parment, 10 cents, Putnam's 10 cents
store
Agents for Lyndon canned goods
Clement & Deidrich's.
Plan to take in the races at Ninth
street track tomorrow
Canned oysters and choice celery at
Passig Bros tomorrow
New Lyndon canned goods arrfviil-s
daily at Clement & Deidrich's.
Let Krell & Siemon do your furnace
and tin work; 1916 Third avenue.
You always get full value in Lewis
Single Binder straight scent cigar.
Two waists for the price of one Fri
day and Saturday at the Mill Store.
Read our free offer on page H. |;
will interest you Gustafson & Hayes
Ladies' silk and fancy white waists
half price Friday and Saturday. The
Mill Store.
DR.. w. T. Magill has returned to the
city and will reopen his dental parlors
next week.
Books and all other supplies free %
students of Browns Rock Island bust
ness college
The best time to enroll at Brown S
Rock Island business college is Mou-
day, Sept. 2.
Day school at Browns business CO,
lege opens Monday, Sept. 2. Night
school Monday, Sept. %.
Last moonlight excursion of the sea
son to be given by the Columbia club
Friday evening, Sept. 6. Music and re
freshments.
Two fine excursions to Muscatine and
return. Steamer Columbia Saturday
at p. M, returning at IL p. H., and
steamer Helen Blair on Labor day, leav
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-30

ing Rock Island at IL a. m, returning
at p. b. Fare. so cents Good music.
Telephone 1SS.
We want to give some one 500 to-
wards building their home. For partic-
ulars call at S27 Second avenue. Old
phone G61-K.
Learn more at Browns Rock Island
business college to earn more when a
course is completed. Fall term begins
Sept. 2. Night school Sept %.
Expert manicuring. shampooing ami
thorough treatment of the hair an l
scalp given by Mrs. Sol Levi, 736 Sew
enteenth street. Old phone west 7S6K.
do job printing that will suit the
most particular and deliver it at the
time promised. C. J. Smith, proprietor
of Martins old stand, 11915 East Sew
enteenth street.
The second hand lumber located on
the lot at corner of Fourth and lie
Claire streets, Davenport, may be
bought by applying to X T. Anderson,
trustee, State bank.
Two fine excursions to Muscatine and
return. Steamer Columbia Saturday
at p. M, returning at II p. m, and
steamer Helen Blair Oh Labor day, leav-
ing Rock Island at II a. m, returning
at s pm. Fare, so cents. Good music
Telephone 1SS.
The Mems club of Broadway Pres
byterian church will conduct the serv-
Ices at the church next Sunday even
ing. 1t will be special Labor day
service. There will be special music
and an address by layman. All men
will be especially welcome at this
service.
A paper of "reminiscences dealing
particularly with the early history of
the lower end of the county written
short time before his death by the
late Judge E. E. Parmenter, who was
a native of Edgington township, will
be read at meeting of early settlers
to be held at the Andalusia town hal
/ tomorrow evening. There will be also
an informal discussion of the early
days by various speakers.