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Dated Alpena, Jan 3,
CHANCEgY SALE.

"
10 p1f.uance arg by virtue ~ decree Of the
fifcHt Gouft ~ The 7 miac STATES for the Eastern
Distuci ~ Michigan. In equity mad" ~ 'ho oig'ih
dfy OfNDTofniaf a. d. 1916 ~ r r I raiias' there
~ TsIiding sLeIIh JaIles u. Bur- D. complainant,
Hni Elisha Harrington, Ehllhefh Harrington,
" liiafn JrnDsy Elza a. Jenny. william T..
DO2y,tt, Henry -. Bas-r't. j. Hobart Hin AMI
charles ~. trsns arr defendaDt=: SOfIce h. here
10 yiyen thai shall ssll 81 public auction. 90 the
highest bldsr. on saturday, The tenth day Of fef-
rUafy, -. q. 1877. ~ twelve DciOck noon NJ that
day, a. the front door, OfisWold street. Of the
Post Otto building in the cy ~ Detroit. ia said
District the following described real estate 30 wi
81 the following described property situated ~
the eity ~ Aipena, oDun'y ~ Alpona, ana state
- Michigan, ~ Wit: Lots nuHb'TDue ] two ?
three u /, four o., and I'VE 81 IN block number
nine IN sud eiy, aeoOriing 10 the recorded plat
thernpf, together With the tensmnnts. hcreli'n-
mruts aud appc1 tsuHncrs thsTeubto belonging %
in any yi-e appeftaininV or thoreupob situated.
Dated December 20 1876.
ADDISON MANDELL,
Master IT, Chaneery. CiTcuit Court Of the
United states for the Lastern District
. " Michigan.
NOORg, CIeFiELD a. WSEgIR,
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b rrr ur - ~ rz-r' l--l -s-Ift - - fhf r.
rl.s' ..1rf - 80 o9yf'y - AiTF-E. Nss-ls.zl.
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Eists uzrrlf g-gI. cfts1tsf.'s. ,lsYs ttls ca
slr1sf lnl lsFs1 -pgr SO f0.lovlIg TfI s-ta,e ~
80 pFysslT1. n. -al. .f-'l1ants, 5---y AID Asf-
rlrg-9r. ~ W.T. AZ flgit. flf.e and II'-fssf. lI
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ar--s se q rraf f.ffea 1gsL .al1 iitf -l1fT -t1cf
fyi. ~ silc -rriGH hDs th-rlae s8lt1eflg a-y-Ig
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fs.-1ss a.-J fhs fiytf q Wsy ~ sf.t fTgu. sai1
H. o. Hlst ! vii or fyI szle ~ public suo-iyr
o. fre hf,ilss. fl1Sf. ~ THURSDAY, tts .5'E day
- fsOr1sry, Ell, a; oeSs.s h thc 1;tcfi-vyu q
rksi dzY.
To .l0ye ssle vii - hed a, re ffo.; dO1T u
P0ftsf's brfs blOlk. o. -4ogrf street. that tsifg
'tls plsf n hgl1Ing -. Circuit Jyur Tor Az eila
oyutty. city . AlTs-ns Mieligan
1HOGA- j. JOHHsTON, NheriF
Dad Alpena, De- o. lt-g. saw ~
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Aliens Strengthening Cordial
WILL CCKK
SCROFULA,
ScrofuIous Humoy.

II vill eradicate from the system every tAint Of
scrOfuiA and Scr0fulOur HufnOf. II hlas psrTna-
nsnty cured thousands Of helples- e4ses where AL
other known remedies failed.
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('HASCiCY EALK.--In pursuance and by
Y virtue ~ a c0eree ~ she Circuit Court " ne
county u AlpeHa N ChaDoery. made On The Il N
day u May, 4. j.. 1875 iu certain cause therein
penIlng wherein JDseph KtraJie j. complain ant,
and hrlsf1pissf BurTal il ds;su SAINT.
S9fiae IA hcfeby yiYeL. that WI! se.l - publif
nuethfD ~ tiis hghsat bidder. a. the front bal
dOyT ~ Pot'eT's bifk blOek, b. he rty ~ Alpeua
oJYr'y ~ AlyenA Aiodyan. that being tIe plsr'
~ holding the Urgit Court iOf tir county ~ Al
peus. On TlIufsiay. ~ Eth day ~ February. A
D. 1917. ~ too OclOek o. the afternoon ~ said
day, al that c-rfAlu psoD ~ pafn.. q land ,iua'
- in ihr city ~ Slpenz. cOunfy - Alp~ra hirh'
igan. drhcrlbad no fOllDs., ~ vi: Int nine %
ten 10 eleven ~ anf fweiys a., in block 3
according 10 BOsley's edition 10 tle city VI Al
IeDa.
ALEXANDER Y. MCDONALD,
Clfciit Court Commissioner for AlpeHA County
j. u. TCERBULL,
solicitor Cor Complainant.
DATED Alpena Jan 3, IsJ7. 2ss-g-7-2
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NUfIlE III AHA EEE1L
Ia - C,rr-it Cuurl - r. r-5I-fT n A-ysns -
Tltr y p - So rrIgl =. -!itas-sr 40 -
"a 81 FLarl--s-ir At-asrusut-
htrso. :. lff.-r a1rsr rtll' 60 $40 IA AL -
rs-rassr p. ere q ~. n rf-tei t-r-' - cu-
- s--ueE vuf ~ ~ f.fel.f l-r ~ ttt usurfl
II sf.saz- e. tte sllf g s1tr u Esr-til-.- ~
fisss- Eslrat r.tlrfir al-sl.as1 ~ -1-aas te3--
go a-.y1s a. lilf-rs.. rfareys ~ e--eif -
1-r-.r = -rfras.sT Ur1 -slls-- ". FlaIcs'rs- ths
csauiaus. aisEs rzrt. Scr - s,tr 81 80 f-cp--
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- ~ y Len 49, 8. . rs
= T. ElLWE-
Ass---slsg - t-str..-1
Date. - .t1- lsy - -J-ssil-ss. A = -.-t-
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GHEkIFF's EALE.-By sIrr ~ q 81 ese,ltign
> lsss1c-s out n THE fH~li' Dgrt fyf The county
Il Ffa. bsarinz cats the l5fL DAY n Dee uli-sf.
4. j.. ls-g and - me firu~ai. - = oeF1 sin -uit
wherein John Ke.;sn j. psllif and chrs.Dpi.ar
B4fI+I ans Ezlfygr L. are lrfrn4nD.s, I have
va. dsy seiz'd AMI levied upon tis fJ.gWing de-
sefsDfo zeal estate tte property - sa3l fefeDt-
ante ~ gif: AZ the night. tlfls ard in.efs-f Il
80 Barrel ane - in TIE Eesf hAf ~ lDts f4if-
TN ~ AMI fourteen ~ IN blDek three ? ae-
ordinY ~ 'ie rrorriet p.ar ~ re eityDf At-na,
y hIei nil pnrf fyf sar - pubic 41clyf. ~ ne
hivhss' biddef. ~ TlBfs.isy. the - day ~ IeD-
Tggfy 4. u. ~. a. ll D'clDek h ~ n sait DAY.
Jie stgYe -4ie will ~ hold q; the trout dDJr u
P0usr BrO,hsfs bfsck blOck. Hthat beiny the piaoe
fDF boiling the Circuit fOur FOR the cyuniY ~
ApeHa, N the cfy - Alpena, where said prop
erfy maj - r1zUiued.
JANE =. DENTON, Deputy Sheriff
Dafld AlIsna Dec. 18th. ls5G. zsJys-z a. u
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Aliens Strengthing Cordial

j. the great blood purifier. eurs< Syphilis and re-
IlOre~ Piinples aud HumOrs 90 the face
ksa-0n should teach AZ that q hlO.chy. rough or
pimpled skin depends entirely uTOn an internal
cause and nO outward application can ever cure
the detect
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Flint & Pere Marquette R. R.

M .l,or-ss.. quicke.r. sDd EOsf rshsils route
- 81 frrrr Ultruif. Toie-e, ClsfelAnds NiLc4D-
r,.ti. -a.rugW and Pay CRY
oolssLasI. roUEH AsD SHsT.
Teara A l.srz daily, sIeeTi sunday. " A4ps1s
A. BAY Cry liza u stAgef A. 30 a. m
BAL CHI.
Leave Arrive.
Te,foii Tnpsas, 1lt m ~ - =
49,. A To- r.fr lt2gsm slsVm
500 .aur.... stSpm f5sD
Leave Arrive
F,----uss llnOpm SO N
= lstf sXTrss., sSp ~ ss'A ~
Lave. Arrive.
usr cs.vE Tuif--tar rrril. stsam 10 g.
= F,rr,s. lIssu 80 m
Detroit A Pay City apes, ; "a N - "A
Ni.tt .Its,ss, lCltIm 20 a N
LrDiBoIOs.
Tlef-.,i; \ Tia- City rlAil 81 q % u ~ =
-iatr.-.- mode Hr rirtt si-.a-.
F1f f-f--lT i-Irlel-afa -r- sil-ll ti----
A. trafrs rtIn o. is-iftif iltl-.
sANFOkL KILL. Ash tart 1DTt
= NoUEsE. s.tsfzl ! '.sr. teal'
Az. FlE-t LEkt
GeL-Ts. To- A2--t. AlsrIs. !. -
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M u &c A Z !!
Judgmentof the People

During the pas, eight years che pobiis havs
c.rsfullF Olus-rsed the WonceTful currs aooou-
uishe-i 10 Aliens strength ntng Cordial.
lfofn its U.s. many an aiiiiefed surefer has Ten
restored b. perfect beal;h sftsr having srf-nded
a small fortune m procuring rftliezI AoFio- and
CLEANING poisonous mineral n0lif1De.
Ia BsdieAl prOp9Tties aye slt-TsiIse, tonic soi-
vent and oiufsiic There - no disssse - TIE hu-
man sysis m for Nhich Aliens stTesgthen-
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}. D. Tunspytr. Attorney ior Mor,gnses.
Dated Oct s,h. 1870 270wi3 8 1890
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GlLKtEl 1 o. lagIss Il kF.
gasss.sSrs ts Chiprnsn n Hssnssr a Co..
Bxs, a 1T. Washington ID. q.
Ansrtsnn snd Fsrsfzn Pafsats.
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Tumors, Ulcers or Old Sores

Are caused by an impure s's.e n the Blood
cleanse the hlool thoroughly with Aliens
Strengthening Cordial and the complaints
vii dis ypcar.
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GOSSTI' FROM LONDON.
An Ola Publishing House-Thc Triton
OnkeN HnlI. New DI.npprnrmnce.

LONDON. Aug. 1j.-Nilliam Lcngman of
the cr AZ publishing house in Paternoster row.
who died this week, ought to be- well known In
America. The history of the house Of Long
man. founded ~ years ago on the very ground
1t now occupies, IT, exceptionally interesting. II
is the oldcs, firm in the street. The founder OF
tho firm was born Ia Bristol in 1899 and was
the son Of Il soap ana sugar merchant In 1924
he bought the business of Mr.. Taylor twho pub
hshci Robinson Cru-oe'l and his lr-t yea
turc was the works ol Boyle. He died in 1855
and was succeeded 10y his ncphcw Thomas
Lonrman. Thomas made many ventures. car
rying on considerable trade with America
and Co. the Pgliatious. The son " Thomas
|. ngman succeeded his father ON th. -.crs
death. and the firm then became Longmau y
ices. at that time the largest publishing aud
hooNs linz firm in LONDON. In l7o9ihe firm
mar" of Iindlev Murray Of Nv York The
take Iu'ts pru;'l a valuable aus ition to the
irm. " ordS" 'ril Was ~. fir, VINO am. to
thrm then co"~idg-. aud then Soutlry. Tue
issu" of kft's- 'v'lopwin. r" 'on-'ru ted
from the old tnaplh"rs's was begun g., the
Annual k.'Vi'w ,~iuai rv Aiken. which.
during IT. eAls lr ~ rim. years. Was ialnly
Among th"ir books ~ l-N3 w'r" iei,y =. Tho
p9gy." Cawpor's Homer Oiiprds "Juy"-
nal and rnSorior " Geography" About this
time Mr.. L"ngmah used to give saturday
evening receptions: which We're noted for the
scholarrs Ind men q :ame WIZ attended them,
Ahhot." aud THE Monastery were rublisn"i
~ 'nc Lonsmhn-. Also, "lalla Ro"kn." for
which they gave Tom Moor sl5,olp In 1896
Constable. the great publisher OF Edinburgh.
fell n the crush of that y0Ir. rui ming sir Wal
'rr Scott. anonE "'hrrs. ana Z ,ktmb"rgh
WHO -lill own II. In lo2s Lsrdn"r- "Cv"o-
i"Tiu VIE ~ Gun An"nr, ihe "'ntritntor-
wrr' Scott. Tom Moore. ana MackiAio 81 but It
cpllr used IN lstb.
re drm la- cnangci many times Is to lessor
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,ho concert grounds and the bonie on tho lake.
Spectators were pack three deep around the
merry go. round ot the children at the CarUusel.
fark Ionies. govt carriages, donkcys. all werc
in grrHt demand. think II the number werp
doubled and two more merry-go rounds could
br put up 10y next SUNDAY. there would still bc
mnny little folks obliged to- 20 home W thout u
ride. drive, or a tilt at the rims from the
bunk Of a wooden horse.
Why MI these folks STAY in this lowor Park
expanding their dimes for hgcr. lemonade
pony rides. boats or goat carts for their rhil-
money expended for a ride all around the Park.
with the privilege OF siotping ut Mount -. YIN
children tn. quiet and seclusipn OF the wild.
wooded hills on each side OF MrGowan's pass.
the purple shadows of that romantic raviuc.
with its rorks. pools, cascades. and grottOcs.
and an atmosphere ut least Ten degrees cooler
than i is Ut any point below the great reservoir.
Or iinariiy make one drive all around the
PARK suffice. Yesterday took two. l r, turned
Ia Mount ~. Vincent ana after taking tsa on the
piaz2si plunged into the purp ole shadows OF Me
Gowan's pass passed over the rustic bridge be-
low the cascade and reached the uld bl Jck house
in time to see the sun s.t IN clouds Of rosv.
from Grunge tO crimson rose. lilac. purple, and
umher that tngcd the western SKY as the twi-
lights''ttlcd down OYER the cxpanHe below whore
Mtnnattanvillc and Harlem lay with the wooded
hill of tue old borillar1 estau'. the present do
mum 81 thr convent pi tllr Sa'rrI ifear,, SAINT
v iched btw zen them. watched large Hesper
glittering bc'wti = the spaces OF the rosy bright
bars of evening counted the stars as they peeped
out in the deepening heavens; waited until the
gittrring gaslIghts below and the myriad stars
above wore winking at each other in the dark
moss and then slowly threaded my way back
across the glen. now dark ~ Ercbus rested on
Il seat near the tiukling waterfall. TO listen 10
its MUSIC mnrliug with the multtudinous
voices 81 the night; drank IN the GOODNESS aud
sweetness of the fragrant gloom. rcycllcd in
the luxury Of washing away the Crime OF hu
man contact Ia NAT beth ct nature aud night
footballs and hoof clicks that came from the
drive above. | rose with a sigh Of regret. and
reached H." Mount lust in time" said the
waiter. 10 catch the last Park carriage down.
Cost OF days pleasure. Ten cents Tor street
cars fl Nv cents fof Park carriages. twenty-ave
c'ut- a trip; one dollar at Steison's total one
dollar and eiAty cents Compare that with u
Sunday at Cunev Island or Rockawuy. Try the
Park one lay. and sec # You will ever 70 Ia the
sfushore again, except A. an experiment to soc
how much better goa Ike the Park On Sunday
or perhaps 10 take a country friend who has
never seen u seaside resort. ~ perhaps 10 get
mOuthiul OF salt AIR iof d change.
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vorce NJ she had desired: the second had oniv
n church marriage W IN him, and, as she cou
not get a divorce. he nude her ~ handsomn NJ
lowance and lived u monolafni' life. chiefly In
Philadelphia. though he wis large port on Ot
his tine guest ot the st. Nicholas, in your city.
father elevated him to his right hand aud made
him his first counsellor. and he develops back
again 10 "A faithful saint. II is reported that he
has renewed his marital felcitics with his
second wife md 1t Is said has also taken to wife
Tho young widow Of his deceased elder brother
d,,t, "; ,uung eSaurnty CONSUMERS ,nH' n,s
colon zat ON 9 .hemrs. by pouring his disciples
into Idaho Nevada Arizona. New Mexico, and
Oid Mexico, too. seem designed to further en-
barrass the Government in dealing with Nor
mOulpm.
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with her to Ncwark-her clothes saturated and
she rs blue rs indgoi
Still. these are but exceptions. and in view OF
the average idOcy Of parents and bathers lis
wonderful thai SO few lives are lost so few
rious accidents occur. So far M order and
ton Of trouble. Everybody drank. but nobody
was DRUNK. Everybody smoked. Everybody
did pretty mu III as he pleased. but so far us re-
ported there WIS mo- Il sturlancc. no unse"mly
noise. no carous ng, no fighting. In every
respect Cpney Island il unique. Sixty thou
sand well-bchaved men ana women gathered in
and about u series Of beer saloons-no church
wthin gunshOt-are a sight pleasing alike to
God and nlun.
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s. Acapulco. rlnpp. A>pinwall
= Agnes. Smith. Philadelphia
- AlhemarlD. Gibbs lawcs
- tnri"s. Freeman ilalnlN and st Johns y r,
- Gamma. Whittier. bermuda
- fanihorouri. Fraser. - John Y Y
- Regulator. Doauc. Win nafun. e
SsN flmOkt Couch. EchmuuN CiiN Point. aud Norfolk.
Ship MaTlauuu ~ ~tfitu- ia.luu
Rark MsmtnfU. ANirr-on Waterford
RHrk Thomas Brooks. Muugh. GulutIuaiuO
hrs shannon. Tracey. ti,uiuteus.
Are the usuai river ami CVa.t Wl~ ycfs'is
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAC-rHis
sun rises. .. sun ~ Moon rises s -
utsH wATfu-riis
SANDY Hook a6 Gov Island 10 10 Hell Gate II ~
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-12

Cincinnati, Dec. 6, 1876.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-12
ScHENcK's PULMoNIc SYRUP, SEA WEED TONIC

ScHENoK's PULMoNIo SYRUP, SEA WEED TONIC.
AND MANDRAKE PILLs.-These deservedIy celebra-
ted and popular medicines have effected revolution
in the healing art and proved the faacy OF several
maxims which have for many years INSTRUCTED the
progress of medical science The false supposition
that Consumption is incurable deferred physicians
from attempting to find remedies for that disease,
and patients afflicted with it reconced themselves to
death without making an effort to escape from
doom which they supposed to be unavoidable. 1t is
now proved, however, that Consumption can be
cured, and that it has been cured in very great
number of cases (somes of them apparently desper-
ate ones by Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup alone and in
other by the medicine in connection wi tn
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, one
or both, according to the requirements of the case
DR., Schenck himself, who enjoyed uninterrupted
goodheath for more than forty years, was supposed
at time to be at the very gate of DEATH his ply
sicians having pronounced his case hopeless, and
abandoned him to his fate. He was cured by the
aforesaid medicines, and, since his recovery, many
thousands similarly affected have used DR.. Schenck's
preparations with the same remarkable success.
Full directions accompany each, making it not alb
solutely necessary TO personally DR.. schenck un
less patients wish their lungs examined and for this
purpose he is professionally at his principal Office
Corner Sixth and Arch Sts, Philadelphia, every
Monday where all letters for advice must be address,
ed. Schencks medicines are sold by all druggists.
jail deod&w1m
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-12

WORK AT THE BETHEL.-Rev. Mr.. South
worth of the Bethel still continues to supply
vessels with libraries. He has recently sup
piled the schooner Ida G. Spoford. schooner
M. X. Rawiey, schooner Margie and bark Spar
tan. Three vessels which have recently ar
rived have returned the libraries lent them to
be given to other vessels
200 copies of Pilgrims Progress have been
circulated on shipboard in these libraries, and
over 600 copies of Sargents Temperance Tales
books which have been read by great many
seamen, and produced deep impression The
Maine Bible Society has given 200 Bibles for
the Bethel Sailors Libraries during the past
seven years.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-12

MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-Yesterday
afternoon John Dimmock switchman en-
ployed in the Eastern railroad yard, attempted
to jump upon the front of a shifting engine
when his foot slipped and he fell on the track,
to the horror of ali who saw the accident. The
track was icy and instead of the engine going
over him as would be expected, he was pushed
along some distance when he slipped from the
track and the engine passed by him. He was
taken to his boarding place on Fore street and
Drs. Merrill and Holt call, who found slight
bruise on the left eye and severe confusion of
the right hip. 1t was reported on the street
that both legs were cut off and the man was
killed.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-12
Superior Court.
JANUARY CRIMINAL TERM, 1876. SYM
PRESIDING.

JANUARY CRIMINAL TERM, 1876. SYM oNDs, j.
PRESIDING.
The following sentences were imposed:
James Triel, indicted and tried at the May term
1875, for being common seller, whose case went to
the law court and decision rendered against him. wa
sentenced to three months in the county JAIL
Arthur Perkins, indicted at the September term
1875, for being common seller, to which indictment
demurrer was filed, paid fine of one hundred dol
lars and COSTS
Dudley Perkins, indicted at the January term,
1876, a common seller, demurrer fled indictment
adjudged good by law court, paid fine Of one hun
bred dollars and costs.
Patrick Commons, indicted as a common seller al
this term, paid fine of one hundred dollars and
costs.
Milford F. Coggins indicted at this term for keep
ing liquor nuisance, paid fine of four hundred
dollars and costs.
William Marvin alias, etc., etc., indicted for forge
ry retracted his plea of not guilty and pleaded guilty
and was remanded for sentence
Criminal trials will probably be closed by mex
Monday night.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-12
STATE NEWS

ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.
The city of Lewiston is about to place a 1906
FOUNDER bell of steel in city building tower as a
fire alarm bell, at cost of $500.
ARoosTooK COUNTY.
Last Saturday evening as train was ap-
preaching White Settlement crossing, three
young men, James Stewart, and two brothers
named Faulkner, attempted to cross the track
with horse and sled and were struck by the
locomotive and Stewart instantly killed. The
Faulkners were slightly injured. They had
been at work pressing hay in Hodgdon, and
were on their way home at the time of the &C.
cident.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Our Cranberry Isle correspondent writes that
the Trueworthy party. victims of the Ashtabu-
la disaster belonged in San Francisco, though
formerly residents of Maine. MI. Trueworthy
was a prominent merchant Of San Francico;
Mrs. Trueworthy was middle aged lady and
her family consisted of a son and two daugh-
ters. One of the latter was in California at
the time her sister was killed. Joseph Tbomp-
son, who was one of the party and was injured,
was an Englishman, and had just retu ned
from Eoglaud. He was an intimate friend or
Mr. Truew orthy's sons Alfred Gilley, who
was killed, was very estimable gentleman.
He leaves a wife and married daughter.
IN GENERAL.
The exhibition of fruit made at the Centen-
NAL by the Maine genealogical Society was
awarded medal and diploma
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-12
No OREGON in Ours.

Mr.. EDrroR:-The Argus, it seems, has
found an Oregon case" {It didn't believe in
Oregon 81.
Being somewhat in doabt whether a trustee
of the Reform School was an officer of profit,
within the meaning of the constitution, and to
save all questions, rendered my resignation to
the Governor before the Legislature met, stat
ing to him at the same time that was in doubt
about the matter myself, although inciining to
the opinion that was not. The attention of
the Attorney General having been called to the
matter he decides that trustees of our state in
situations are not officers within the meaning of
the constitution, and have no incompa ibility
w. 81. VINToN,