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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-18
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, June II.
HOGS-Receipts $1,000; 10 to zoe higher
than Saturdays average; bulk 1650dI16yO
butchers 1850 1855; packing l6OOdl650
light l6s0dl7oo; rough l55oq 1885; pigs 1875
Ql675
CATTLE-Receipts 25,OC0: beeves above
81 fully steady, top SIS others mostly IL
to 10 lower; best yearlings steady, 9th
ers very slow. 25sto Soc lower: butcher
stock sharply but unevenIy lower: some
grass heifers 10 lower than the high
time last week: beef cattle good, choice
and prime 1665M1so0; common and me-
dunn l235nl6S5. butcher stock, cows and
heifers s0on 1900; Gamers and cutters SIS
dS00; stockers and feeders good. choice
and fancy selected l125l 1925; inferior.
common and medium 900G1l25; veal
calves good and choice 1550ale0O
SHEEP-Receipts 1900; mostly 80 low
er than last weeks close; erased lambs
and heavy ewes very hard sellers: shorn
lambs choice and prime 1725nl771; me-
dunn and good $500 100; culls 1000 1850;
spring lambs good and choice 190OGi 200
ewes choice and prime l325Gf1315; me-
dunn and good ll5oail30o; culls 5O0n900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-18
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features OF the Days Dealings in Al:
the LEADING Stocks

New York, June 17-I.atest phases of
the war situation and the prospect OF A
four liberty loan exceeding in size and
interest rate any yet offered were the
deterrent factors in today's duh and W
settled stock market
Trading concentrated in compa ra lively
few issues, including several specialties
which materially supplemented last
weeks gains, but representative shares
reflected the further cautious attitude
Of investors.
Pool operations were very much cur
tailed with severe results in tobaccos
and other issues dominated by profess
sional interests. Sumatra made an ex-
IRENE reversal of A. and allied shares
TO points
Gross gains o. 10 and 10 points in Gem
eral Cigars and Royal Dutch Oil were
the only noteworthy features and these
were largely relnquished in the gen.
erai selling OF the last hour.
United States Steel fell back SIS
points after its fractional rise and kim
dred industrials and equipments forfeit
ed early advances Of to 3 points.
Rails and shippings displayed some
animation and strength during the fore
noon, the latter rising u to points in
nouncement of the conclusion of the
Mercantile Marine deal. but both groups
became distinctly heavy before the
close. Sales amounted to 1000 shares
Lires made further Improvement de-
spite the Austrian drive against Italy.
hut remttances to Spain and other neu-
trail countries eased slightly. Outstan nd
ly first As. and the general list was ir-
regular. Total sales. par value, aggre-
gated S. 4c5 oO0. Ola United states bonds
were unchanged on call.
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RICHMOND

Among the q Sagadahoc county
registrants who have been called to
leave Bath on June % for Camp Dev.
ems, are the following Richmond boys
Thomas r. Merrifield, John W. Skill.
lin. Alfred J. Votour
Mrs. Annie B. Mercer Of Frederic.
ton, n. b., is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Ring.
Rev. and Mrs. Elisha Sanderson Of
Fairfax, VT, were recent guests Of
MIR. and Mrs. S. f. Meserve.
Mrs. Earl Trott and two children
have returned to their home in Bath.
after passing a week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Yeaton.
Percy Meserve and friend, Miss
Bertha Woodwork OF Attleboro,
Mass. are guests Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Meserve.
Deputy Grand Master F. b. Pea
body, Mrs. Peabody and Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. NJ. Odiorne returned Monday from
Rangeley, where they passed the
week end Dr. Peabody on Sunday
delivered memorial address before
the members of Entwistle Lodge, l.
o. Q. F., and Summit Rebekah Lodge
of that place
Sergt f. Ray Mckinney OF Fort
Prebe passed the weekend with his
parents. Postmaster and Mrs. Nor
rill Mckinney.
George Burns OF Bath passed Sun.
day with his family in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stevenson and
son Of Somerville. Mass, are guests
of Mrs. Stevenson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John McGinn.
Carroll Goodwin of Skowhegan was
the guest Saturday OF his aunt. Mrs
s. NJ. Preble.
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Crosby of Bath
were visitors in town Saturday.
leighton Gardner has returned
from Portland, where he was a mem
Der of the graduating class at West
brook Seminary.
Miss Addie Baker passed Sunday
with friends in Portland.
James Patten passed Saturday with
friends in Bath.
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Boston Stock Market
New York Produce Market

New York June IL.
FLOCR-Steady; springs 1N5d 11S,
winters los56lll5; Kansas iO9Od1l25.
CORN-Spot steady; kiln dried No. 8
yellow 1856 ia and No. 4 yellow l65 IA
cost and freight New York.
OATS-Spot frmer: standard s6amS.
PORk-Firm; mess 470od 1910: family
5400d55OO; short clear 4eO0M53O.
LARD-Firm: middle west 2isO0247o
BUT r E X - FirIneri receipts 10. 40;
creamery higher than extras "a sta
As IA; creamery extras. % score. 441
A IA: tirsts 42sa43 3-4 packing stock
current make No. 2 3.
EGGS-Steady; receipts H,G; fresh
gathered extras 1910. fresh gathered
storage packed firsts S7GSsl: do. regu-
lar packed extra firsts 35a3St; do. frsts
34im36s; state, Pa and nearby western
hennery whites fine to fancy Rd4S;
state, Pa. and nearby hennery browns
40di2; do. gathered browns and mixed
colors $685..
POTArOEs-Steady: Bermuda No. !
per Dbl 4s514sO: southern new No. 800
G4@5; Jersey sweets No. ] per basket 30
03OO
SUGAR--Raw steady; centrifugal
sos; moiasses nominal; refined steady;
cut loaf SOS; crushed SO; mould 7.s5:
cubes $40; xxx powdered 1.S; pow.
dered go; fine granulated and diamond
7.45; confectioners 7a5; No. l13o.
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MT. VERNON

The Mount Vernon and Vienna
District 5. s. Association will hold a
convention at tho Baptist church in
Vienna on Friday. June 81. The fol-
lowing program has been arranged:
10 A. NJ. devotional service led by II.
w. Weber; address By Rev. Chas.
FL. Berry OF Mount Vernon; solo;
address, why is Sunday SCHOOL,"
by Rev. l.. l.. Dunn of Readfield;
song by children; business; dinner
1870 Z. NJ, devotional service led by
Jesse Robinson; address by Rev.
George W. Borden of Mount Vernon:
duet; address by Rev. Chas. +. Me-
serve. ID. D., president Of Shaw Uni
versity. Raleigh, N. G.; song by chill
dren; address. The Christians Bath
Tub" by Rev. l.. /. Dunn of Read
field; business; singing. America;
bcnediction. The entertaining church
will furnish baked beans and coffee,
and visitors are requested to bring
pastry.
On Wednesday evening Rev. d. B.
Holt Of Auburn gave a fine address
on Christian Stewardship" in the
Methodist Episcopal church. At the
close the first quarterly conference
was held.
On Sunday evening in the First
Baptist church Leonard Butler gave
an interesting talk on his experiences
in France. Mr.. Butler Joined the
American Field Service last year and
since has been connected with the
aviation department. He expects to
return to France after a short stay
In this country.
The Ladies' Aid will hold meet
ing in their new room over the Nor
rill store on Wednesday afternoon.
the ladies Of the parish are invited to
attend.
Miss Faustina Bean and Mrs. Car
RE Hammond have gone to Ocean
Point for the summer.
Mrs. May Farnham made a trip to
Augusta on Monday.
Mrs. C. A. Hall has returned home
after a visit to her daughter. Mrs.
Alfred Morton Of Kittery. She also
spent a few days at the home of her
brother, c. II. Robinson in Auburn.
Mrs. Minnie Tracy Taylor and
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Edwin r. Gardner Of Dennysvilis

Funeral services were held Sunday
at Dennysville for Deacon Edwin r.
Gardner "a years old. long one Of the
most prominent business men Of that
section. He was a member Of the
firm of A. l.. r. Gardner Company,
general stores. He was the Western
Union operator at Dennysville for 3s
years and was believed to be the old
est operator in continuous service in
Maine. He was town treasurer for
many years and treasurer Of the
Dennysville Lumber Co.. church
treasurer. and deacon. He is survived
by his wife, two daughters and three
sons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-18

Byron H. Mayo Of Southwest Har-
Dor died Saturday in a Bangor hos
pital. aged 81. He was head Of the
firm Of B. H. Mayo & Son. wholesale
fish dealers. He had served two
terms in the State Senate and 4 term
as sheriff Of Hancock county, being
elected on the Democratic ticket on
an enforcement platform in an excit-
ing campaign and carrying out his
pledges we'll He was deacon and
Sunday school superintendent Of the
Methodist church and . Mason. 4
widow. a son and daughter SURVIVE
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Classified
Ad Rates

,e word for time.
&C word for 3 times consecutive
&c word for 6 timos consecutive.
Extra insertions. pro rata.
Ho advertisement taken for less
than 2sc.
All classified advertisements must be
prepaid.
me Journal does not knowingly
accept any fraudulent advertising
o. any kind. The Journa, vii, in
seStlgate promptly and vigorously
every CLAIM, from any person ~ha
mas oson IN any way deesivei or
n1tresteo through answering en-
aoHsrt'sement Tho Journal viii
thank its readers to bring 70 its
attention any failure on the part
OF an advertiser to mako good his
promises. II IS the belief Of this
paper that an advertiser serves his
own interest best only whom he
serves the public best. II you are
not satisfied tell the Journal.
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New York Money Market

New York. June II.
Ne 7cantile pager -four months 6, six
n:tr.hs 6.
Sterling 6O-day bills 4.72a.
Commercial 6D-day bills on banks 4.72
Commercial sc-day bills 4.1l4, demand
1850, cables 4.I6 T-l6
Francs, demand 5.71., cables so.
Guilders. demand 81, cables 81.
Lire, demand $751; cables geo.
Rubles. demand 1885, cables II nominal.
Bar silver 99s
Mexican dollars -
Government bonds heavy.
Railroad bonds irregular
Time loans steady: 90 days ol@5s; 30
days SOS; six months s bid.
Call money strong; high 6, low 81, -ui-
ing rate 81, closing bid 50, offered at 6.
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, June II.
BEEF-Chcice whole cattle 2ofg8.
BUTTER-Eorthern Asa45, western
Sa1A.
CORN-NO. 2 yellow 1S4lqlso.
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby -
a47: western 3ii64l
HAY-No. l grade timothy =.
LAMB-Susine 3o@al
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. June Il.
Corn prices went soaring again today
impelled by record breaking heat in the
West. Advances. however, were not
we'll maintained. The market closed ner-
vous / to cent net higher, with July
145 81 to 145 7-8 and August 147 IS. Oats
finished to II up. Provisions rose sc
to 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-18
McKa
Shoe
Makers
vanted-Male Help

vsrk in a factory that has
~ .,,u,lly einse starting. for q
$3.50 opsrator, Sole Taekcr.
6ood Job. Good
n i've ir soriereet Shoe Co.,
4. ,.uar. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-18

PORK-Metium backs $3.50.
POTATOES-~Maine 235d240 per 100 lbs
new southern 575n6 600 per barrel
SCGAR-Granulated, 20 Dbl. lots, 7.55.
NEAIx-l2nnS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-18
WAR
AR ONCE

y Plasterer's tenders 30
| rers, 10 Wood Lathers,
| cork Oh Atlantic Heights
using Project. apply
|yl.ional Engineering Co.,
AK 80. Portsmouth. \. H.
,4:va IT,
WANTED TO LEARN TO
h -,olle, Wheel Rushines Light
M good .1N wnlc learning. !.
/ .sslns ~ rpaN,. Gardiner Me
tni5d.i
|n ~ SWIFT AND COMPANY.
" Pope 'n''dlwN
|, WANT MEN WITH SOME
,-rs or c0gne ,atho Coca pay
FL & Harvey los GaGaor - Tel
|r jnlidlv'
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WALL STREET

WALL STREET
Reported By Hayden, Stone & c..
Members New York Stock Exc, Bos-
ton STOCK EXC. New York Cotton Exc,
Branch Office. $50 Middle ST., New Eng.
land Telephone 1882 1863.
WIN. II. PORTER. Mgf
New York Stock Marke.
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rof SaAS-AlASceiiana.,.,

eAsY's REEF suLkEy coon
conditiol.. Tel SsS-W. or can, WI
REFRIGERATOR, ALMOST ~,
Inquire Mrs. Chas. Cowan an,
Crescent ST. I'D t-dst
ARoosTook JiGoER, SECOND
hand. Valentine pattern, good cona,,,a.
Fine trade II taken al one. '.oii
CormIck q Son, Augusta. ,u,a - ~
ROW BOAT, RANGELY TYPE. IS
feet long, newly painted, go. Al.o 'ax',
Route ), haiioweH. ,,,na.i en-,
CAMP 12x2o TT. ALMOST NEW IN
randolph, l ia miles from t,ard;oor
pfioSe. Must De moved from ureeeur
ane' y, bafDer, 70 Autumn s.. Car
- 80 ~ elSua,'
AN AMERICAN FLAG skis FEET
Practically new. Inquire OF "A. " ,an.
porn, ~ Grove street, Augusta. 1nln.n,-
8 SINGER SEWING MACHINES
al big bargain. Used only for demons
slratlng. one s14 machine. sells tur
coz cash' singer sewing Machine Co.
9, hehie! " Ionneh, Agents, Zol Watel
49, NNe oe'a' jn15dJt
SEcoNP HAND BRICKS. $500 PEP
thousand. c. Scott West, East VIM
- 80. Wy, t1alile, jn15d6t|
TWO CHAMBER SETS, / BLACK
walnut, marble top. good as new HAIR
iahd Barnes. Tel. zS2-M Augusta.
Junel4dlw
BUY EARLY BLUE yiTRoL.
bordeaux Mixture. bug Death. Arsen-
ate OF Lead. Paris Green. pyrox ana
iupei-i ONE Gerrish q smith, - Silver
street, MatervilIe, Me. Tel. 4tg.
jnl4dlw
We OFFER YOU IMMEDIATE DE.
livery on Siberian millet, hungarian
miliet and Japanese milIet. SILVER tull
Dockwh><.t, Red Cobb eHslage corn ana
Leaning ensiiage co.n. Nr.le tor price.
Gerl1Sn * Smitn, 10 silver street wat
effliie, Me lei. 4b! Jnl4ulW
BABY CARRIAGE IN GOOD CON
dition. Price so. Cal: forenoons, rs
Water street. ttallowel!. ynl9a,I
FOR SOFT WOOD LEAVE YOUR
orders with a. b. Small, lss Water St.
Gardner. prompt service and full mea.-
ure' lei. ON or ool-1. June!3uiw
GET YOUR INSECTICIDES IN
Guiding Bug Death. arsenate Of lead,
paris green, 1Cber Tome, tAroX. blue
vitrol, BORDEAUX mixture, Weed killer
" hale Oh soap, kerosene emulsion,
spray pumps ana powder guns, at Ger
rlsh d smiths, NO. 10 Silver St, Wa
terVllle, Name. 1ei. 46a. Mail orders
promptly NIied. juneIutf
BUY NOW-YOUR GLASS PRE-
serve jars, rubber rings, Jelly tumbiers
a big stock at the rIgnt prices. Ger
rlsh ~ Smith. No. 10 silver ST., Water
VILE, Name. june,ut.
POTATOES FOR THE TABLE, TO
plant. and for pigs and poultry. "a.
oS6-A, LalIberte BROS, 5. v alter nt.
ihIs is strictly first class lot Y.
smooth, nice potatoes ana VIII Le sG...
wholesale or retail. Ii. Il. Lee. Jtt,-,,
HERRING NET, ALL MOUNTED
only used one season, at Ia. 49,.
Casavant " Cloutier. 81 Water D..
M. =.
FIRST GLASS PORTABLE sTEAh
saw mill in good shape wt.h Iu,s =.
power. {. ". rreemals " iscasset, AZ,
may 2iu.I
TWO SHOW CASES, l 2o-FOOT
counter. Murphy's Lrug Store. Az
SuSta. n.ayl,u>f
CARE RIA G E, TWO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-18

granddaughter, Miss Elizabeth
Parker. are the guests Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ira B. Tracy.
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GOD PAIR BLACK HORSES. 9
High GRADE eoIIeveAp =, r
WeNrY FIVE no,,.,e 80.
} HORN JERSEY cav ervr.

! Itr. r." shcrct .'ure LIST Inquire
80. Gas Works. Augusta. Me
inl3dlw
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OLD ORCHARD BEACH

To Let-Cottages, Rooming Houses Ho-
tets, RESTAURANTS. Tailor Shop. Barper
SHOP stores and Garage. W. VI. DAVIS
Old Orchard, Me. maysuzr,o
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=
DRAFT
We HORSES, ALL YOUNG AND
{ HORSE WEIGHING 1900 AND
NIX BAY HORSE, EIGHT WEARS

/ weighs lh1 work single or double
N"''' belgrade Iunol5dlw
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Bordeaux Mixture, Bug Death, Arseu-
ate OF Lead. Paris Green, pyrox ana
Tuber-1onic. Gerrish q smith, 10 Silver
street, MatervilIe, Me. Tel. 4eg
ip1ad1 N,
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To Let-Houses and Rooms
Autos, Boats, Motors, Etc.

FOR QUICK SALE A 5-PASSEN-
ger car. Starter and lighter; recently
oyerhauled and painted. ALSO takes II.
~ D Ivight junelSd6t
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1918-10-10


Mrs Bronson Es,ys I Tssy oS.1 and Glass
Mrs Alfred Mccall, Superintendent Class and Glass B.
Mi" Mimi" E1 S, Da wsdsssss SoS e
The work must be entered before five o'clock All work from
office of the County s SESER%h blREcrroNs
mensiop Of the cardboard be exhibited vertical Mark
which work entered number number Of
@ @ psss ON the aa Ts ' nssr e so
and the unersde of the piece of work the
I%sy not s9 %
r e s SiS SiAfS sT T s the pupils
l. Best exhibit by school with less than ten pupils three
by than fifteen pupils ','"o
g. exhibit by School with more than fifteen pupils Law
:. 5o cards according to size of school 100 so
% a sfais pupil chance
to have one piece Of his work exhibited The above number
of s sfssi E I ssGSsf ss Subjects
Bss card q Arithmetic sshsG
J. e Rest card Of b aaspSf By oy yy any bS enoo so %
Best card Of physiology BY school SO
H. Best card Of COMPOSITION by any S' school so IS
study BY any school SO rs
Best Best card Of pS hs%E p ss s snd s so rs
49, Best card Beginners free hand work by any school so rs
i Best Best card psnsi drawing e
B B card card OF Wae a e~ work SS "y BY snS school
90 % Best card Of s,aysla work BY school
E sss ' envelopes 50
Best s sssSt of sSnS X sesss school 50
rs. Best exhibit Of relief maps by school so rs
ES Xii sHS0 BY 81 s PGitsti ROOM or
" Best 1 Re By %Sch Ss houses s
49, Best collection woods by any school, room O
80 Best collection seeds labeled
Of weeds labeled by any school, room
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1918-10-10

-, DISCRETIONARY AND LOAN DEPARTMENT "
Inc Institute wishes have articles either old
unusual he taken tbosa
articles and we hope to have large display. ~ " o
II needlework which would ha
OF but which would not be entered
they viii be entered the Discretionary
awarded premiums according o Of the
$500 War Savings Stamp will be making the
largest number of entries, including department.
and the poultry department. ~ ~ f
49, ~ y, -, GIRLS DEPARTMENT
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1918-10-10

ShOrthOTns
Lot B. Angus, a ShOrhorns
a ShOrthOrns
Lot s. Red Poll Is Shothorns
Lot g. HOlstein, S ShOrthOIns
Lot T. Jerseys, Shorhorns
SWINE-CLASS c.
A fee SOC for each
Date for computing hog shall be
and March junior
Clarence Johnson, Red Cloud Superintendent
Floyd Briggs Clay Center. Judge
L. OlandC
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1918-10-10

DufOc-JerSeyS Poland
Lot B. Berkshires, Poland Chnas
Lot. a. Chester Whites, Poland Chinas
Lot s. HampshiIes, as Poland Chnas
SHEEP-CLASS D.
A o soc for each
Cecil CrOwe, Red Cloud, Superintendent
.,-i" c. Ii. Steward Red Cloud Judge
End
and buck $00
POULTRY-CLASS +.
J. q. Butler Red Cloud Superintendent
H. NJ. Wells, Lincoln
st
There will LIST. Sl50 End the be
all varieties Poultry Trio consists male
females
$25 trio. Regulation will be furnished by
institute. Entry blanks will be mailed application the
Superintendent Poultry No charge for blanks leg bands and feed
Any bird showing symptoms of disease when received during
the exhibition will be removed at
All birds will be scored by the judge according the American
Standard of perfection.
Swepstake ribbon to highest scoring trio of chickens.
Sweepstakes ribbon white birds handicapped
points Ii points and buff point par-colored
Lot CapORs
Trio of and breed $3.50 $075
LOT 3 Ducks-Geese-T Turkeys
4 Bantams Rabbits & Pets entered free
FARM PRODUCTS
Pegg, Superintendent
products by the exhibitor the
of
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-05-28
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE

The county Democratic "Xrcutiv"
committee met in the courthouse at
Yorkville yesterday to consider bust
ness in connection with tho approach
ing county campaign.
Mr.. j. \. Marion, the chairman
presidcd, and MI. J. :. Wilkcrson was
chosen as secretary. In addition 10
these the following members wer" in
attendance:
Id. B. Currcnce. ". Il. Kerr. j. {.
Kirkpatrick, J. G. Wilborn. {. J..
Blankenship, d. i. Lcsslic. Hall Sprn-
Ger, w. B. Wilson. Jr.. Henry MASSEY
]. 4. Mcl'adden, r. &. Barnett. Geo. y.
McCarter, \. j. Quinn. Il. X. Allison.
Committees on enrolment at the va
rious precincts and the personnel OF
these committees will be officially an
nounced later.
W. B. Wilson, Jr.. who Is also a
member OF the state executive com
mittee, called attention TO the fact thal
under an act OF the last general as
scmbly, establishing a system OF So
cret voting in primaries, voting booths
must be erected in incorporated towns
to the number OF one booth for each
one hundred voters. On his motion II
was resolved that it was the sense OF
the committee that each Incorporated
town should pay one-halT the expense
of erecting such booths, and the COM
mitteemen from the different incorpor-
ated towns were instructed to see the
authorities of their respective munich
palities and find out whether or not the
fmatter could be arranged. These COM
sMrtfeemen We're requested 70 report TO
Chairman Marion at once.
In the discussion Of the booth qucs-
ton, the opinion was expressed that II
would be too much to ask the candi-
didates to pay :hc expense OF providing
said booths, and il was suggested
that some other means should ID"
found to raise the money, by private
subscription, II there Is no better way
1t was decided that candidates
should file their pledges on or before
noon Wednesday, July 81. and that
the county campaign open at McCon-
nellsvillc the next day.
There is to he only one meeting in
each township in accordance with the
following itinerary:
McConnellsville, Thursday. August !.
Tirzah, Friday August >.
Rock Hill. Saturday. August 3.
Fort Mill. Thursday. August s.
Forest Hill. Friday August Q.
Glover, Saturday. August 10.
Hickory Grove. Thursday. Aug. II.
Blairsville, Friday. August Ii.
Yorkville. Saturday, August II.
The primary is to take place on
Tuesday, August -.
In the absence Of information as to
the probable cost of erecting booths.
etc., the committee on assessment Of
candidates was unable to report and
its report will bc deferred until more
satisfactory Information can he had.