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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-28
LIE RIDGE COLLEGE


Qul== 4 number OF the teachers
haze cen attending tn District
meetizs held at Meadow Rranch this
week
Tn intercollegiate debate between
DaleRI9a College and b. L. c. was
held Z the neW gym last Friday
night Although Daleville carried on
thu lzlrels. the opposing argument
given y the Rlue Ridge representa-.
tiYez as splendid Hon Wade u d
Warfeld presided ~ chairman for the
evening. The judges were ReV. Dog
an. Baltimore Or Warfeid. of W. N
G., Westminster. and Hon. LEO Vein
berg. Of Frederick.
Mis- Grace Rinehart entertained
her Two French classes at her home
In Union Bridge. from four to nine
O'Clock. Saturday. April l.
The short Easter vacation begins
Friday. April 21st. and VIII end April
25th-
Misses Marie and Nellie Englar en-
tertaInsd quite 4 number Of the stu
dents II their home, Sunday. April
16.
The base ball game played last
week With Baltimore City College re-
suited n defeat of TO |.
Mrs.. F. A. Manst spent several days
at the college with her daughter. Miss
Olive
Many OF the students attended the
special Easter services held at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
Fire broke out In one of the rooms
OF the boys building at noon Satur-
day 10 damage was done TO the
building. The only damage done was
to the clothing which WIS IN a ward.
robe n one corner of the room The
quiekness and work OF the boys In
using the fire hose kept the IRE from
spreading and 1t WAS put onf In few
moments.
Prof Bowman.s father from John
son City, Tenn. visited him few
days recently.
MT. and Mrs. Grosaniokle, of
MyersYille, Md. attended the debate
Friday evening.
Mrs. Bowman Is visiting relatives
in Washington. D. G.
The members of the Mission Study
class rendered program in the
Church of the Brethren at Union
Bridge. Sunday evening.
Mr.. Corder was suddenly called
home On account of illness ut his
home
The Junior class will give play
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BFRREu.

The Messiah Lutheran Sunday
school vii hold it annual Easter sx-
erelses Sunday afternoon at .. m.
sharp. Everybody welcome.
There vii be Sunday sehool at
Brandenburg Methodist Protestant
church. Sunday morning at SO :. m.
Preaching At 1890 4. N. by Rev. ".
:. Sites.
lster back. May 1t be n prosperous
year for him and hls people
Mr.. and Hrs. J. z. Mckinney and
family were in Baltimore last satur-
day.
Mr.. and Airs. !. ]. Brandenburg
have been visiting friends In naiti-
more the past week
Miss Bertha Shipley has returned
home after spending few days With
relatives In Baltimore
The Red and Blue contest came 10
an end On Tuesday evening. Both
we're tie. ~ everybody must help With
the treat Al our Never Die. people
come Tuesday evening and enjoy our
good program aud eats" Each aide
has ten nes m MIXERS since koYem-
Der, making our number reach %.
Come on people. get on the water
wagon viii us. We are glad 10 vel
come new members any Tuesday ey-
ening.
"Berrett Grange" meets every two
weeks In Befrett HaIl. last meeting
there were three Invitations and expect
several nekt meeting Glad 10 receive
new members in our Grange.
Prof. Il. ]. BTandenbnrg. g. Z. {. T.,
was with u at lodge Tuesday even
Ing and gave a splendid talk.
Mrs. Mary Dorsey has purchased a
Yictrola from the Temple OF Music,
1T. Airy. Nd.
Farmers are busy blowing.
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CLERK ALL RUN DOWN
Restored To Health By Vinol

Shelbyville. Ind. - am a clerk IN .
hotel and .as all run down. no energy,
my blood vas poor and my face covered
With pimples. ] got 50 weak had 70
put up an awful fight to keep st .ork.
After taking many other remedies With
out benefit Yibol has retored my health
and strength. Roy I BIRD.
For ali rundown. weak. nervous
conditions Of men and women. nothing
equals yinol. our delicious cod liver and
iron tonic without oil. Try IL On ouf
guarantee.
SHAW DRUG COMPANY
Westminster. sid.
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ST4TER0OH.

TIE statewood y. G. 7. = met #
the Methodist Episcopal parsonage
Thursday, April d. The next meet
ing vii be held 1t the home OF Mrs.
Thomas Wheeler. the second Thurs
day IN May.
Mrs. Alice Barthlow, of Baltimore.
is visiting Mrs. Jane Blizzard. OF this
place Mrs. Blizzard has been quite
an invalid the past winter.
Mrs. Ellen Smith, of Baltimore, Is
visiting her nephew, Mr.. George Knox.
OF Linden Farm.
The Epworth League of Mt Pleas
ant church will have special Easter
service Sunday evening. Mr.. Charles
Lockard will be the leader.
Rev. ]. r. Pardew will preach at
Mt. Pleasant Easter Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Mr.. Joseph I Parrish attended the
Billy Sunday meetings in Baltimore
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Monroe has been visiting
Baltimore and attending the meetings
at the Tabernacle.
The many friends of Rev. Carroll
Maddox welcome him back to our
community
The c. r. Society of Providence
Methodist Protestant church will have
an Easter service Sunday evening.
Mr.. Maurice Palmer spent Satur-
day in Baltimore.
The farmers of the community are
very busy plowIng and planting po-
tatoes. The kiee Brothers are using
their new farm tractor with satisfae-
tory results.
Mr. Elmer Schaeffer has moved In
the house vacated by Mr. George Ben
son.
Mr. William Zentz spent the weeks
end With his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
o. Zentz, of Howardville.
DIR. and Mrs. Robert +. Wells and
son. Earl. and Mrs. Maurice Harris
spent Sunday in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. George P Beasman
and son Patterson. OF Freedom dis
trict. we're Sunday afternoon guests
of V B. Griffee.
Miss. E. ]. Mcguire and niece.
Catherine Byrnes. of Baltimore, were
weeks end guests OF Mrs. George p.
Beasman, Freedom District.
Mr. and Mrs links Griffee and Mr..
William Winters. OF ReIaterstown.
spent Sunday with LueretIa Griffee.
vi 0labFNDOu.
Those who visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Green on Sunday. April 10th.
were Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Zepp, Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Buckingham. Mrs.
Bmma shaffer. Miss Marjorie shaffer.
Messrs. Howard Zepp, Edward zepp.
Noah Edmondson and William Seipe.
The Deacon" an original comedy
drama In i've acts will be presented
by home talent IN Jr. o. q. :. NJ. Hall.
Stateuood, on May 8. Proceeds for
benefft of b. D. =
Charles Il Branning and Judge
Jordan we're chosen delegates of
Mechanicsyille council. No. IS, Jr. o.
U. :. NJ. TO the State convention
which Was held at Crisfeld. Md.
Mrs. Howard Spencer. of Baltimore.
was 4 Wednesday guest Of her sister.
Mr.. Jarrett Shauek, OF stafewood.
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Farmers are busy blowing.
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LICENSE

Notice Is hereby given 10 all per
SONS and bodies, corporate or polite.
10 whom IL nay concern. that they
MUST OBTAIN A LICENSE
or renew the same, on Or before The
FIRST DAY OF NAY. 1916,
according TO the provisions OF ordi-
nanees passed by the Mayor and Com
mon Council Of the City Of WestmIn-
sler. Md. for automobiles. motor We
hIeIas. motorcycles. private carriages,
delivery wagons. pool tables. bowl
Ing alleys, etc.
II dogs must carry license tags
and be mnzzIed when running IN
streets or In alleys.
DAVID u. WALSH, Mayor.
Samuel j. Stone, Clerk.
anr21-2t
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Buy Huncs AIbsrt sosry.
lphsrs tobacco is sold IN
toppy ud Bags, See ID, red
tina, 10. handsoH.s pound
and hoiI-pound iakussi.
dors-aad-fhaf corning fine
pound crystal glass haasi-
dor tEifk zpoage-moistsasr
top that Keeps The tobacco
in such eLspsr fri1s-olEpaysg
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In the GYM on My 10Th.
Mr.. William King i II home On &C
count of the Illness of hia father.
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Westminster, Nd.

ADfII "a IHIh.
: meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Union
National Bank Of Westminster. for the purpose
Of amending Articles Of Association Of said hank
vii b held on Saturday, 10th day Of May. 1916.
II ! o'clock. At Id Bank.
apr2l ], P. WAETz. Cashier.
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MEET he All SACHS.

State Road right to SACHS NEW
STORE. Drive up and I'LL up. Mr..
LEWIS SAUHs, formerly of this city,.
has now opened his NEW GENERAL
STORE with full line of everything 1t
lowest prices. have also installed =
large Gasoline Filling Station and sells
Gasoline l8e gallon and Autoline Oil
40e gallon. Drive up and fill up. VII
also buy all kinds of Hides and pay the
best prices.
LOUIS SACHS.
North Branch, Liberty Pike.
dec 3
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ONE OF THE LEADING
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
HARVEY BANKARD { SON.
FUNERAL PHRLORS
Westminster and New Windsor.
DHONEC WESTMINSTER i1-R.
sO' 49,. NEW WINDSOR 6-R.
CAsKETs OF ALL KINDS.

Our Is years experience in New Wind
sor. where we have never failed TO give
satisfaction, i guarantee of our work.
We solicit call. All funeral calls
promptly attended to.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-13

SALMON LOCALS
. = = . . 3 : : = : : I

= = & = 4 = :. > = 4
The Woman's Guild will meet at
the home OF Mrs. Ralph Irwin,
Thursday afternoon, oct. 18th. 1919.
Wilson & Proctor and W. W. Car.
penter brought inro Salmon last week
an importation Of 81 bucks ana ewes
for their flocks. The sheep came
from Dillon
j. A WOcott. the expert metal
lurgtst Of Pine creek, Is to do some
special work for the Guldstons own.
er. Richard Giles, during The next
Month. The Goldstone is located
near Baker.
Two hunters who came TO Salmon
a month ago t. take the river trip
through the rapids az Pine creek got
their craft hung up on rock aud
came near getting swamped. but they
finally reached shore and safety.
Mr.. Earl Weaver, reporter for Judge
COwen, has enjoyed intervals OF the
court sessions for the past two weeks
in Salmon and given great pleasure to
others In the use OF his handson e
automobile around the countryside
1 Mrs. Carl II Williams. wife Of the
rector of the Salmon Episcopal
church, arrived Friday last from
New Mexico. With her also came
! the little daughter Of the house and
the reunited family is now at home
at the rectory.
Arthur c. Ludwig came over from
Leesburg SUNDAY to arrange the min
eral exhibit at the fair, work OF
which he has charge for the associa-
tion and which he has made = not
able feature. Mr., Ludwig has heen
constantly attending niS business
partner, o. +. Kirkpatrick. who was
badly injured by a sho gun accident
two mouths ago. Mr.. kirkpatrick
has steadily grown stronger and *
nuw able to leave home
Newton Hihbs Of Salmon, Who ha'
more than local reputation as An II.
rgation engineer, was asked some
time ago to submit a paper for tht
consideration Of the prnsr'm com
mir tee II the International lrrIga
ton congress which assemblies at +
Paso, Texas this month. He re
ceiyed word last mail that his page
had been given a number on tie pro
gram and would be entered for sal
yer cup contest in which -" cu'
is posted for the hest "rtlcie on an!
subject presented to the congress.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-13
LEGAL ADyERTISINGl
Bond Election Notice.

WHEREAS, The board of county
comm SsinneT Of Lemhi c0untyr,Ida.
ito, at special meeting duly held on
the 18TH day OF Septem beT, 1915, pass
ed resolution declaring, among 9TH
er things that the interests OF Lle
county require IL and tuat IL Is for
the public good that wagon road be
constructed in Lemhi county, Idaho,
according IT, plans and specifications
prescribed and designated, or TO he
hereafter prescribed aud deSi mated,
by the Idaho State Highway con
mission, extending from a point or
the ldahu-M Ontana state line At or
near tie headNHters OF the North
Fork OF salmon river, down North
Fork To its junction With Salmon
TlNeT. thence up salmon river, Via
Salmon, 10 a point OH the Lemht-
Custer county line at or near the
mouth Of Pahsimaroi river; also ex
tending from salmon snutHeasteTiy
along the Lemhi valley via LeadOTe,
Gilmore, the Birch creek summit and
. the southeTly boundary Of LHmhi
county, Idaho; and also declaring
the intention of the board 70 coope-
rate WITH the state and national gov
eVnmruts In the construction OF sisd
road. under such terms and cOndi tiOns
As are now or may hereafter Ue pre-.
scribrd by law. that the Indebtedness
rr liability OF the said Lemhi county
that would be created by the CON
structigu Of said road as aforesaid
vii. exceed the income or revenue uf
said county, fuI the current year,
ann calling a special election u be
ueId on the I'm day Of November,
1916, concurrent With the general
election 10 be held on said day for
the purpose OF submitting 10 the
qualified electors of the county tie
question, whether the board OF coun-
[, commissioners shall be authorized
to issue coupon bonds OF siid couu-
ty for the sum Of ONE HUNDRED
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
the proceeds Of the sale Of said bonds
To be used In the payment Of Lemhi
count, ; share OF the costs Of LAYING
out and constructing said road, and
directing the clerk To give notice Of
such special election In the manner
ana form prescribed 10y law no~,
therefore,
+ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That A special election will be held
in each voting precinct In the county
OF Lemhi, ate II Idaho, on the 7th
day OF November, 1915, Tor the pur'
pose of submitting to the qua'thed
electors of the county the question
whether tie board Of county commits.
sioners shall be- authorized q issue
coupon bonds OF said county IN tie
sum OF ONE HUNDRED FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLAAS, for the
purpose aforesaid:
That the polls sill re open at eight
O clock in the forenoon and will re-
main open until seven O'Clock In the
evening.
TIE place Of holding such election
|in............pr precinct, will be at zoe,
Dated thi, 18th day OF >epteui Der
1915. -
J. L. KIRTLEY, Jr,
Clerk n the Board - County Com
mi>si0ners. Lemhi County. Idaho
sept pot Is.
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Gone Home.

John o. Coles born August II,
l@" bca tc.uner .. 1915 OF heart
trouble al tie home OF his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs } 4 Coles, at 2lo nth
street Psciac Grove, California,
aged 10 years ! month and 50 days.
Ills body was taken 10 his birth
place, Salmon. Idaho, for burial lie
leaves To mourn his passing father,
mother, and too sisters, two grand
fathers one grandmother and other
relatives
The once loved iorm nov cold and
dead.
Each mournful thought employs.
And nature weeps, her comfort fled,
And withered all her Joys.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber.
Peaceful In the grave 81 low:
thou no more will join hunters.
Ihou no more our song shall KGoS
Dearest brother, thou hast left US;
And thy loss we deeply feel;
But It's God that hast bereft us,
lie can all our SORROWS heal.
Yet again hope To meet thee,
When the day of life is fled:
Then In heaven with icy greet thee
Where no farewell tear Is shed.
A FRIEND.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-13
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh that Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derSnge the
whole system when entering It through
the mucous surfaces, Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians as the damage
they will do is ten fold TO the good you
ran possibly derive from them. Han
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by r J.
cheney & Co, Toledo, O.. contains no
mercury, and Is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
inc. 1t is taken internally and made In
Toledo, Ohio. by F. J. Cheney & Co. Tes
timonials free. 800,
Sold by Druggists. Price 7sc per bottle
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-13

II. H. Boomer came all tie way
from Spokane 10 attend the fair aud
look after some personal business
matters in this city. lie arrived
Wednesday afternoon on the stage.
Mr.. Boomer brought good news as Ia
the improving health OF his business
partner, Peter Mckinney, who is at
d Spokane hospital Mr. Kinney is
quite ~eli enough to be at the fair
himself but it vas deemed advisable
that he should remain where he is a
little longer.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-13

Read the news in The Recorder
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-13
FOR SALE

PLANO FOR SALEAn Ivars :.
Pond in first class condition For
particulars see a. W Pipes at Pic
neer Bank.
FOR SALE - My residence pronertv
In Salmon consisting VI stone honse
and three lots on Fulton steet
Price S350O.0 cash or "a GOO one.
fourth cash. Frank NcAlnine
Bromhead, Sask., Canada
WANTED Reliable party to dig by
contract thousand Or more = foot
post holes. Also want large nun.
Der 1T. br posts. Same NAV he
secured nearby. Keystone ranch.
+. w Johnson, head of Carmen
creek.
If you have a ranch for sale at the
right price, see Lemhi Realty CON-
Dany, Salmon. Juue :. IT.
FOR RENT urnsihed house on
the Bar in Salmon Inquire of
Mrs. O. o BeasOn, Salmon.
SEED WHEAT-Tu Turkey Red and
Iowa special. Ray benjamin. Ba-
ker, or Hayemanns hardware
SSOASt OolAA4'll' n uS. s'J---Ccp L.. Ia.
TAKEN UP-August %, s head of
hogs. Parties claiming those nogs
II ay have the same by paying dam
ages together with cost of this no.
tice. ". c. Daniels, Baker, Idaho.
LOST-One half dozen silver forks
and one dozen silver teaspoons.
Spoons marked with letter "Si on
back OSt hat Woun reCidencp nf
W. Charles Smith and Mrs. Frost s
ranch Finder please notify this Of
flee.
FOR SALE-My home farm, two
hundred fifteen acres. at North
Fork, together with horses, cattle,
hogs and machinery all complete
for the farm with tine buildings
and Improvements is for sale. APP.
ply to G. B. HoVey, North Fork
Idaho. At.
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LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Notice for Publication.
Serial No. B5l3

Serial No. 06J03
Department OF the Interior L :.
Land once at HALEY, Idaho, Septsm.
Ter Il, 1915
NOTICE Is hereby given that
stephen A MAhafiey JT. OF Tendoy,
Idaho, Who, on November ), 1909
made Homestead entry, No O6503 for
) y Sc = Sec. - aud y y Ne IA,
Section, 52 Township ~ North,
Range "A East, Boise Meridian, has
filed notice of intention To make final
Il I'VE year Proof, To establish claim 70
the land above described, before
Frank p. McCracken, Probate Judge
at Salmon, Idaho, on the 10Th day OF
November, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses
u. G. Anderson Of Tendoy, Idaho
James Mahatfey Of Gilmore, Idaho
William II Nuikey Of Tenduy, Ida-
no: Stephen A Nahariey, ST., Of
TendOy. Idaho.
BEN X GRAY, Register.
Sept - Oct ~
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-13

PLANO FOR SALE-An Iyers 4
Pond in first class condition. For
particulars see a. W. Pipes at Pic.
neer Bank.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-13
Dependency.

When you feel discouraged and deS-
pendent, do not give up but take a
dose Of Chamberlain Tablets and you
are almost certain to feel all right
within day or two. Dependency is
often due toindigeStion and biliousneSS
for which these tablets are especially
valuable For sale by f. q. Hetting-
Ell, Salmon. Druggist
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PERSONAL.

pho made a visit to Salmon
week, spending several d avs
u, Rice is one Of the t"o
,,,;san candidates for the SUI
oourt He is a lawyer Of high
NJ and ability no" IN the
If life, and A man OF att rae
.rsOnality. He did not come
az a stranger, but was greeted
old friend by d number OF
oent residents, among them be-
W C. Whitwell, q. b. Quar-
~ r. Herndor and Judge } II.
sn, Mr.. Rice has made "
"A reputation as lawyer at
ell, his home.
Downing left SALMON last
to 70 to Weiser, or rather above
where he has recently bought
farm and the live stock there
IIs son will make his home
Mr.. Downing recentlV sold a
pd head Of horses and has %
which will he taken over To the
name The old gentle man eX-
10 remain in this part Of tie
while the son carries on the
lust bought. 1t represents an
fnent of more than Is, 600
les E. Hibbs and son j. r. are
arrivals in Salmon to engage
ming. The elder Hibbs, who is
sln of the well known Salmon
Of the name, was formerly
red as foreman OF the Queen of
hills and at one time also held a
on the Yellow Jacket. They
come back to take up mining
again. Young Hibbs is an eX-
10 the new tIOtatiOn process Of
ating mineral values.
lie Boutwell, came through all
az from Sh0ShOne by automO-
arriving here Sunday eyeniDg.
box the bench for Judge COwen
uesday, the later going 70 Sho-
to hOl court there next week
tier Chapman is with Judge
Eell.
the occasion of his visit to Sal
last week Congressman A dds n
NTH vas entertained at the re
bee Of Mrs. George I ShOup.
many years Mr., Smith served as
secretary of the late Senator
y and enjoyed his confidence and
regard.
Tage returned on Friday from
where he has been to visit his
her and other relatives.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-13

t Recorder prints Butter Wrap
ID legal form. Mail orders re-
Immediate attention.
p Mary B. Shaw, who expects
'Iufh to Salmon on or about Oc-
fl will be- glad to serve her
as as heretofore as seamstress
ASKS that orders be reserved till
arrives,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-13

Every night u rhc rair K W. White
will have the management OF 8 dance
al the opera house, with six-pircr uf-
cheStra providing the music. Il
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-13
OWEN T. STRATTON
SAlmOn, Idaho
The Blue Danube,

The Blue Danube.
Due Danube" Is little Kath-
lH'orite piece and she asks
ever! ume the talking machine
u Aeuoh. A few days ago when
we're humming in the laundry.
n ,ue happened 10 be near just
'Suhuress Was using a generous
r. :" oluIng In one OF the tubs
w, she peeped over the edge
% "h, she exclaimed, look
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-04-13

coinviile, Liberty. Morrill, Sacrament.
Belmont, Northport ana Palermo; ped-
ton Of Maurice 3. Gray Of Liberty and
II others.
Fred H. Could Of Milo. Republican
candidate for county commissioner OF
Piscataquis county. 1859
Walter a. -Cowa9 Of WinterpcFt.. Re-
publican candidate for county attorney
OF Waldo county: petitions Of B. r.
Colcord of Searsport and 81 others. Al
bert M. Ames Of. Stockston Springs and
II others and James A. Carleton OF
Winterport and So others.
Melvin s. Fuller Of winslow. Democrat
&c candidate for county commissioner o.
Kennebec county: petitions Of A. N
Goodwin Of China and hve others, W. x
Jones Of watervilie and 81 others. 6. r
Flagg Of Augusta and a. others, L. G
Pollard Of sWateyviile and IS others. 8. n
Bradstreet OF Albion and IL others
George r. Fuller Of Oakland and - 9th
ers, j. e. Jewett of vassalboro and \
others and Otis q. Brown Of Benton ant
six others.
Ernest l.. Goodspeed Of Randolph. Dem
ocratic candidate for the House Of Repre-
sentatives from the class district compos
ed Of Randolph. Windsor. Randolph and
Pittston.
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Late Nominations

The following nominations have been
made by Governor Oakley c. Curtis
and posted late Wednesday afternoon
April IL, on the bulletin board at the
executive department at the State
House:
Trial Justices-Walter d. Hall, St.
George (Knox County,: Geo. d. Pierce
lockwood (Somerset county,; Herman
w. Holden. Moose River. (somerset
county,.
Disclosure Commissioner - Turner
Boswell, Scion CSomerset county,.
Fish Warden-Capt. Albert E. Clos
son, Ellsworth.
Notaries Public-Samuel B. Furnish
Brunswick; Glenn A. Lawrence, Rock
land (Com. EXP. Eep. 2S-1s); Frank
O.. Dean, Waterville; J. Grin Smith
Presque Isle.
Justice of the Peace-E. F. Look
Eustis; William S. Rogers. Topsham
(Com. EXP. May 81. 1850; Wilbur 1
Merrill, Deblois; Richard J. Kimball
.Bridgewater, (Com. Exp. Apr. 16
1850; VIM. L. Allen, st. George (Com
EXP. Feb. 25. 1879; Edward Evans
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