From the Times and .4dvocate TEMPERANCE MEETING.
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At a meeting of the Temperance Society of Pope county, began and held at Union Meeting House, on Saturday the 22d day of December, 1S43, for the purpose of electing member to the State Temperance Conven- ton, to be held in the City of Little Rock, on the 22d February, 1914. The Rev. John Bruton, President being absent, James G. Bruton was nominated and elected President pro tempore:

 When Walter F. Scott offered the follow ing resolutions (with the exception of his own name being inserted as delegate) which were unanimously adopted:

 Resolred, That we, portion of the mem- bers of the Temperance Society of Pope county, do most cordially concur in opinion with the State Temperance Society at Little Rock, upon the subject of the necessity and importance of holding State Temperance Convention at that place on the 22d February, 1914.

 Resozued, That this Society, for the pur- pose of putting it into effect, appoint sulta- ble person to represent this Society at said Convention.

 Resozrcd, That Walter F. Scott be ap- pointed said Delegate.

 Respred, That we do most sincerely hope that the Temperance Societies of the different countias of this State will be represented in said Convention.

 Resolred, That the member appointed to represent this Society, have power to appoint a person in his stead, if it be out of his power to attend the Convention.

 Resolred, That the editors of the different newspapers in this State be requested to pub blish the proceedings of this meeting,

 On motion, the Society adjourned to meet the Sd Saturday in January next.

 JAMES c. BURTON, President.

 WALTER F. ScoTT, Rec Sec'y.