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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-18
Sin ipeibIidler oeinerabn.

0eabpooo 0.z&., II. Sanuar.-6rau
@liiabeth S. 2opea ccldien por9eiteru in Der
yMotber~ ~Nfine" uno befabl ben Oartn arbeiz
teuben Mdnnern, herau8Sugeben; Sugleib SOg
iie eirten ie4Slauftgcn 8euoluer, nm ibren
Befeble gtadorud 81 geben. Die Dtduuer
giu9en pirflid). Sic serlfnitt barauf ba5
Gel Der gSinoe uno mari ben @r5s8agen
oen 6iigel biHuuter. Giuer Der @lgeutbiimer
beganu, Der Srau SOriteGun9eu 81 MAIDEN,
iie aber 5og abernals ibren 8euOlper, uno nun
feuerte iie. 3war traf iie geiemauoen, itber=
seu9te iebof Die 2erte, bab eS tbr i'll tbren
2lbfdten @rnit lei. Sie 3o9en iid) Slriif unO
liRkRn iniitrr iErnn Qnnpn nrrPtiren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-18
@stpalttt1aten IN 8ent1tGn.

gaanlsns s. Glarton unO SObn 8auis, wsId5e
zines an SafOb SboOtmau periibten 0torOe8
angeflagt naren, wurOeu geitern 4benb II
Dieilen pon bier oil Der @reu;e 5wiiden So
petite uno Sefantine z@ountD bon etnerS6aar
MaSfirter ben Seamteu entriiien nuo aufge=
bGngt. Der Mob be9ab ftf oarauf nu6 Der
Siitte zines in Der 9tdhe uobnenbeu 9tsgerS,
9tamenS Com Surner, uuO i6oiien i'm III
@egeuwart ieiuer Srau nieoer. Der Sd)ertff
Gbomas 1T mt etner 9lbtbeiluug Siirger ;ur
gersolouna ner I1Drber aufdebrodeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-18

S BIZ M orriileb befanb fih aeifern
ettpas bsfer, nnb ieineAer3te befiir1teten feline
augtnblldlife @eiabr, tpeigerten iilb iebod,
tbre aniiaten iibsr ben @nssans Der aranfs
belt nlit3utbeilem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-18
Sr6n0e.

Gbica9o, II. Sanuar SeBler'8 B0fel=
haus in 8aterloo, Sa., brannte geitern ME-
Der. Serluit $4,000; SerTGerung $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-18
8eruatfGte 9epefdDet aus Getps
NDrf.

gtep gorf, II. Sanuar. - Die ~0ela=
marezSuol lon=Sanal= =@ompugnie" bat folgenoe
Yrelie fir ihre Gadawauuaz azaOblen feitgeicbt:
,6urnace 2ump" 1925, Steamer Qump"
s3.25, r@rate" 1925, u@g9" $3.35, vStooc"
1915, @befurt" $3.50.
- Sob er6ffnete 81 102.
Der 9anpier ygtia9ara" iIt beute bon
Sapauna bier angefommen.
- Son 8eittnoien 1T beute Der 0ampier
ySDbee" an9elan9t.
= Der 0ampfer uSOabo" lief beute BON
2ioerpool bier etn.
= 9te 3Oa @innabmen betrugen beute
$4,000.
- Ser llnteri9atmeiiter 3ablte beute fir
Sntersiieu S359,000 NIB fiir einge3ogene Sb-
ltaationeu $3.50 aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-18
sptsial,No oti,es.
Gpesfnl.Dcfnnntmad,uua.

asir babeR etne beidranite ansabI umssarbeitete,
ddbter otu e. I Der Ndbmai6btn N n aut Eager,
Die MIR nebf einem enfoden id,marsen Nusboum=
Giide unb aussebsaifhen far lie fiinfsebn 8 OIL
tars 8aarselo anbteten. Giele Maldinen iino
10 gut, ipie neu unb nur sesen Baarseb in gsr AZ,
HorosS barIeSitraf,e, su ba6en
pic Sowe'idoe Wtajd)inem.Gp pn,p pasnie.
C,9,m,3,5,7D
Die nsnen tiarftid3en uno rnifiSd1en eIsftto.
d,easifdcn, 1tertariaIs, shwefeI= unb 9ampfs
baoer tn Nr. LAT, Saratoga, nabe @utapfraBe,
fno lest fiir 9erren unb Damen in OOer 9hatatett'
(Sept10, ,12WteO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-18
Bic SttmoessScnatpr.paDl TIT &cns
ffiffa

6rauffor.t Sp., IL. San. =, @eueral
Sobn g. gStlltams murpe in Der beutigen
Ylenariituug Der geietgebung al8 gta9fol=
ger pes 6rn. Sbs. @.Mc&reerp gum SunheS=
Senator errpdblt. 9Si1iams erbielt 126 unb
Der &epublifauer Bo1b IL Stintmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-18
Scr @elOmorft.
81 m 81 Drf. IL SnnlTnr.-(SPl0 lei

Nem . Ort, II. Sanuar.-8el6 lettt 81
As. Q8e6iel itetiger 5u 4.81. Sob idlOB
rubig 1912. SunOe8zSbligationeu i6loi-
len fcIt; 1881er Coupons 1909, uene l865er
1O3, 1867er 1863, 1868er 1854, neue Tiinfer
lO6, 1o.4oer Coupons 1919. 9lftien iflOTsn
feiter; gtem DOrfer @entral 1868, Grle o.,
2afeSbore 604, SlinOiler Central 73@, PlttS=
burger IS, @btca9o -Nortbmeitern 354, Brioz
ritdten 624, 0iodzSSlauO SO, gSeitern union
Sel. 765.
llnterI6atamt8 8ilans: Sob $1O1 $685.
1855; @ourant $33, ,740, 1880.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-18
Cine &arte.

I'm aGe, tpeitte ON ben 8oIsen bon Susenofhnosn'
nero6Ier sdmd5e, Gnttrdftuns, Serluft Der Dtan'
nesfraft &C. Ieioen, enoe i'd TO tenfrei elm @esept'
b,s fe furirt, Oteies srose Seilmittcl purbe bon
e;nem 9dFOndr in ehbsgmerita entoedt. s@tdt ein
aoreifirtes eoupert an 8fep. SoIepb T. Snman, Sta'
tion D, BiblezSouie, N.sg. ettp.
(Oh.S.1S, ,t&fp., f.a.E.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-18
GGsiffan n dtri 61feft

Ybi1abelpbia, II. Sanuar. = Die
Sarfe y@inoitta" 1T BON @enua an9efom
men; be Barfe ,Warianna VII" 1T mad
gliiabon nno Der Sbooner cSiiiboo" naf
Nagagues ab9efabrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-18
Ser S6aDmedDer Natsftasso its
senttlt. WnS1.

y 0 Il IN, IL. Sanuar. ar.-Wian berid)tet, oaB
Der S1ubtabrifant q. 90. g8oolore6ge in
2pnn, Otaii., aus Der Combination Der 0ortiz
genSabrifanten ausgetreten 1T, Die iogenannte
,.eiiengepanSerte 9teloIution," melde an bic
Sbiren aller @erffdtten angeflebt muroe,
berab9eriiieu uno ieine arbeiter aufseforoert
bat, an tiesrbeit Suriid5ufebren. Die y@rts,
pine" frohloden uno orifen bic elleberseuauna
aus, bab n1ebrere anbere Sabrifanten opmYeiz
ipieie oes Srn. 8ooloreoge folgen merben.
Stio=Garoltna.
&olumbta, S.=@., II. San.- 0a8 I'M
terbaus Der Seiebgebung erflarte beute ben
8epublifaner Solution aus Sumter> >@ountp,
mo Die Stimmfaiten i'm letter DECEMBER ae>
ftoblen nnD ;erit0rt morbeu iuaren, fir iitbez
redtist. @rz@ouperneur Canning, meid,er
ebenfalls bel Der Spe3ialwabl i'm DECEMBER
eripdhlt woroen mar, tpurOe ais Sedator fir
Clarendon &ountg beeiotst. Or. canning
NOR pcr oen 8riege @ouperneilr bieies Staas
tesl unb 1T Elm S9maser bes @ouoerneuss
,6QnlDtOu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-18
J1eu6 AnSeiGen.
g8teoerero iinune 1873.
Die 6hrIi be g8 e6ereI6ffRune
0eS
SrHant@S Strattons SaeIer'Id1en
&S&GElasl5 3 s3e2 ] Z aA

Tr. 6 tino 8, Noro Charles StraBe,
ftnoet WtittiuUdl, ben 2. Sanuar 1878, ftatt. Der
8a9unterrtdt begnnt frlb g. ote A6enos
9etttoneH nm uhr,
Die Infalt nmfnBt einen bodit griino6en uno iDolz
idnoieen Stuotenturiusi oerlelbe befebttn
8nd1iitbrung
In ibren Oerideoeren gran6eH, pte e In ben 6eiten
@ieihGitsbduiern 9ar9bor 1T;
Sdl0nid)reibeu
in freiem, ralbem uuo ele9antem StpIe;
fanjmdnHiidIem Redlnet
oe< beaen 9ebrdubli6en gtetbooen;l
@eIdlafts suRtertpetiuns
6Hrd1 8ermtteIuns BON @ @:ihdItsbdrieru
SanoeIss un0 S1afb erfess
Der burd unierNustauibipften cinhGeE(ith thatfd=
liber 0efd6ftss A6fhIalSe NIT BhiFahefphio Stems
gorf Chicago unb anoeren Sanptitsoten bes Sanoes.
praltiih betrieben ipiro. @ei6safts sGprreSnnr,s
benz miro 6urb tbatidhUdse atbeisen, 9rieie hie
nit Der Roif beforbert Serben, eelebr eaen Bebi1s
euneen, 9ataleseS fpenbe man nd, periSnli oSs
iGrtftltt an obiae aoreiie. Isl21l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-18
iue tiefe Sduitnuunbe i'll Der Seble be
ad)t.
ssei9er Welt6elntoro.

gStlfe8 barre, YennI., II. Sanuar. =
Bbilipp @allenoer aus 9toB Sowuibip III
oieiem Gountp tuar mt eiuenl geipiiieu 9on=
uells in etuen Bro5eB uerruidelt, uIfer gez
fern in Blpmoutb 81 @uuiteu @allenber' 8
entibieoe1 puroe. Gaaenoer brad nm llbr
Ibenos naf) ieiHer 9etmatb auf unO ais er
III Der Nabe oon6emlod -Greef angelangt mar,
puroe er ans eineuto oiuterbalte llieocrgei6oiIeu
mo itarb I'M llbr beute friib. Gem Sobn
ent9ing nit tnapper gtetb benz Sobe, inbem
cine SuQel leinen Out o1rhbohrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-18
Baltimore fire 9aluranfe Wfffe
anf oer
5IbmeifS Gfe berSnuth> Il. Waterftr.

Geit mebr, ais einen bal6en Sabrbunoert etahftrt,
ueri6ert 9egen Serult ooer 8eiddotaun9 ourf Seuer
in ber Stabt ODER auf Dem Saube, auf ae Mrten bon
gieenthum.
3ieie @5eeGifaft itent aud immerDdbxenbe
ooer permaneute Bolicen aus.
gSn u. S>arriipn, Yrdii6ent.
Sircft tpr u nj:
Gaptb g. QBilon, .. s. Weiocomer,
5rancis 2. Sing, Sroile Sorfuit,
Senrp Carroll, g8. 49, Saplor,
2Bm. g. 8rune, George &. Sarrifon.
8. BON aapFt gBm. 6. Benniston,
&. 5fo6crt Senfins, .. Mfbert 8iders,
g. 0torton StsmGrt, Otenoes @oben,
San'l. 6. George, Jun.
(SuntiS-S) ~. Sc. 3ur d1 eeft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-18
Sic leste sraaoote tn Wet,.@nrf.

yfem-Y Orf, II. 9an.- IS 1T ieBt ermit-
telt, oaB Die beiben Spier Der gsitrigen Era
s0oie Sa8. Sacques unb 6rau Surnam HE
Ben. SeiOe pobuten friiher in Chicago unb
belpegten iih in ben beiten @eie1itaftsfreilen.
Der 6iilfS Coroner nabm beute elne 9(uz
topic on ben l1eberreiten Der bei0eu@et6oteten
Dor uno ernlittelte, DaB bic 5rau II Male
sefto6eu. eiun1al geidoiien uno ibre Seble an
pier Stellen OurfiAnitten mOroen mar; au~
beropm mar ibr Sadbel our6 eineu S6lag
nit einem i6wcren Suftrumente seri6mettert
Sebe einSelne oieier 8Enoeu mar on uno fir
Iid tUotlid. 0as glbleben Sacques' rpuroe
our6 5pei S6uBwunben in ben Magen uuo
cine tieie S6nittuunbe i'll Der Seble perur-
iadlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-18

Etoerpool, l6. Sanuar. - Der 0am=
pier oSarmattan" 1T na6 philadelphia abssa
fahren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-18

Yon0on, II. Sanuar. = DE Jtadl
ridt iiber oaS 8Orgebcu Stitreih'S uuO Gng.
lan0's miro uon ser 8icner sYeuen 6reien
BrelIc" beftdtigt, jeOod meIoet oieielbe, baB
SeltreiA ieine @rfldrung MIR III SOnitanttno-
pei uuo nid)t IN petersburg ntabte
@ine 9teuter'ide 0epeidle aus Petersburg
beri6tet; y@8 wirO balboffi3ieQ uertiinoct,
oa5 reine lolde @rtldrungen, wie Die an9eb=
lid BON SeItrei6 uno @n9lano gemadten, bier
emptangen mor0en iinb."
Spdtefte SfriegsnadlsidJten,
&onitauttnopel, II. Sanuar. - Der
Sutan prdfOtrte beute in elmer Ratb8ber.
iamntluug 3u Serasfierate uno luo cine De
putatiOn Der Samnter sur SctbeiliSuug al
0eu YerhanolunQen ein.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-05-24

amid great applause from those assem-
bled. Should they again visit this
place, they can rely on large and Sc
lcet audiences.
War and Peace are still on the
scales no one knows which will 90
up first.
At the caucus held IN the Office OF
7. S. Storrs on Saturday last for the
purpose of electing delegates TO the
Republican Convention at Burlington,
the following gentlemen were unlni-
mouSly elected TO represent the town
of Brighton ID. ). Storrs and Jo-
seph Andrews, with L. NJ. Mansur as
alternate for the former, and Gibbs
Il. Clarke rs alternate for TIE latter.
The delegates were instructed to vote
for Proctor. The caucus was unani-
nous for Proctor.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of q. 5. Robinson in another
column. Mr.. Robinson's health hav-
ing sufficiently improved to enable
him to attend to business again, and
we are glad to am ounce his inten-
tions. Those who may have occasion
to do business with Mr.. r., will find
bin man who can he depended ON,
and what business our patrons may
favor him with, they may depend vi
on it, that it will be done right, and
in business manner. Call and see
him.
We received call last Friday from
L. Z. Sargent of st JOhnsbury,
General Agent for the old Aetna Life
Insurance Company of Hartford
Conn. We are glad to know thai
many of our citizens are insured il
so sound and reliable company. l
has averaged to pay over 500 ,00(
per month for the past number o
years, for death claims and mature
endowments. It's management ha
been such that all expenses has bee
paid from its interest, al d over $4,000
$50 left. AS to soundness, it had neal
~ $4.000.O00 Of surplus over all liabil
ties Jan. 1878, which is Il large
amount in ratio to it's assets than an
other of the old companies.
MEAN Temperatures along III
; line of the Grand Trunk Railway dun
:. ing the month OF April, 1875
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-05-24

East Concord.
On May 16, as the mail train was
going from Miles Pond to East Con-
cord, it ran into some young cattle
owned by Charles d. Roots, killing
six of them.
A hen hawk has killed Is chickens
belonging to Mr.. Lewis Smith and
last week it came for another, the
chicken was in front of the open barn
door, and flew into the barn the hawk
followed, and Mr.. Smith Immediately
closed the door, and called to Eddie
Higgins who was passing to come and
kill the hawk. The boy took fish
pole and went into the barn and soon
succeeded in decapitating it.
Last week William r. Higgins left
his vest in the burnt district with a
valuable watch IN the pocket while be
went to dinner OH returning he found
his vest burnt up and the watch en-
tirely spoilt.
James Sayers undertakes to put up
Timothy Powers house and finish i:
off.
John W. Fisher is the hotel keeper
for tramps in this village.
The men employed in Hazen's Mill
sawed over 325 NJ Of lumber in six
days Last week they loaded on the
cars Ill NJ.
Onestus Sanders and Frank Will
Jams each took a better half last week
and were finely sereDaded. About
eighty four were present and partook
Of the good things
H. r. Pratt has bought of F. Cross
the John Higgins place, containing
about Is acres for $3.50.
Charles +. Swazcy of Bethlehem
\. H., assisted by Rev. Mr.. Heath,
delivered temperance lecture in the
Church. After the lecture a temper
ance Reform Club was organized, by
choosing w. Y. Hardy as President
f. q, Grant, N. w. Villas, Chas. d.
Root, as Vice-Presidents and Il. L.
llurlibut, Secretary. The meeting
adjourned TO meet in one week, 2e
signed the pledge.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-05-24
ISLAND POND VEGETABLE
+ A r NJ!

The undersigned is prepared 10 faruish
the inhabitants OF Island Pond ard vicinity,
with q choice selection Of vegetable plants,
cOnsi sting OF Cabbage. Caulinlwer. iona
tres. CucIiRbets, Celery, etc. All plants war
rautetl. Apply. or address AL orders To
Vim. WlLLOCGIBl,
Island Pond, VI.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-05-24
East Brighton.

kaSt brighton.
Wm. Riggey, accompanied by a
party Of other boys caught a queer
species of fish the other day; it re-
semblcd an eel, only it had horns over
each eye, and four legs. 1t was two
and half feet long.
5. d. HobSon is doing s big bust
ness in his mills here at present. He
stocked the mill during the past winter
with between 100000 aud 100000
feet of logs.
Lewis Lermonda, son of Peter Ler-
mopda, broke his arm, while swing
ing last Sunday. The accident was
caused by his attempting to jump
from the swing on account of it going
so high.
A Base Bail Club is about being or
gan zcd here, to be called the SHAM
II CKs. Other clubs will have to look
after their laurels pretty soon.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-05-24
Our Dry Goods Department,

Consists of large variety of fine Dress Goods Prints Danes Linens
Bached and unbeached eoons and other things varied
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-05-24
Churches

CHRIST CHURCH MISSIONARY LOUIS
a. ARTHUR, Missionary in charge.-Sunca
Service at II a. m, an p: m. service tor
the Children. Sunday School aud Catcchi sing,
at2 - p. m. saints days, and Holy days,
Service and address, II Il. M. FRIDAY s.
Evening prayer and address, O'Clock D. m
ST: TITUS MISSION IL THE Woops.-oi9Sas
siond seruice by special appointment. Reg
nlar service on ;he first Sunday OF each
month At O'Clock p. III,
MErH0DIsT.-Rev. E. S. LOCKE, Pastor
Services ut II Il. IN, and p. IN. Sabbath
school at IL IN. Seats free. All cordially III
vited.
ROMAN CArHoLIC.-Rcv.F FATHER MICH
AUU, Acting Pastor. services on the first
aud third Sabbaths OF the month. Mt ID a. M
and p. IN. Sabbath school ut p. IN.
MASONIC.
Island Pond Lodge, No. Al. meets second
Monday of each mon h, in Masonic hail, on
Main street. Visiting brethren cordially
welcomed.
Arrival and DepaI ture of Malls.
Going West leaves at 10 IS D. m. and ): 10 Il.
m. Arrives at 9:45 p. IN. and =: 10 u. III,
Going East, leaves ut I: 80 q. IN. arrives ut
spun
Stage for Derb, Line leaves at Q: 80 u. m.
and arrives ut 6 p. nj.
East Newark, twice a week, every Tuesday
and Saturday at p. M.
Members of the Essex County Bar re.
siding in the County:
Geo. N. Dale, D. S. Storrs and z. NJ. Mansur
Island Pond; Geo. w HartshurD, Canaan
q. f. Benton, Guildhall: Harvey & Gleason
anu A. +. Nichols, West Concord.
County Officers:
CLERK. c. T.. Benton; JUDGES, Porter Hin
man and Isaac X, Houston: SHERIFF, j. A
Mansur; JUDGE OF PROBATE, VIM. Ii. Harts
horn; REGISTER OF PROBATE, Z. Il. Benton
TREASURER, Richard SMALL STATES ATT OR
kEY, Geo. w. HartshOrn; HIGH BA1LLIFF, G
L. Ramsey; COURT AUDITot, x. Z. Chase.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-05-24
About Jo'p".

Dark nights, and no street lamps.
Shall we have a Fourth of July Gel
ebration. Some one take the lead.
Rawscn & Politics. drug store is i'm.
proved a great deal since they com
menced repairing it.
The band stand Is rapidly progress
ing, and when omrleted will be quite
all ornament to our village.
The gravel train started last Tues
day, under the management Of Mr..
Gilbert, with full crew.
A. A. Vining, travelling salesman
for the Empire Kuife works, paid us
flying visit last Wednesday.
DIR. A. @. Pottlc has gone to Maine
this week. We suppose the school
marms need hi, attentions again.
Doctor Ypu better resign. 1t won't
do.
We would regard il a special favor,
u out correspondents would be little
more punct~Nl with their correspo :
dence, and send Mem in earlier in The
week.
Messrs. G. L. Clarke snd 2. B
Mason have taken the job to build tht
new sidewalk on South street, anC
are rushing the work along with al
possible haste.
The work on Association Hall il
fast gaining on to completion, anC
when finished, Island Pond will b.
able to boast Of rs good Il hall as an,
town in Northern Vermont.
Once more we are able to testif
our pleasure at seeing the genia
counteAance of Hon. Alfred Il Evan
of Gorham, who favored us with ca
the fore palt of the resent week.
The ladies arc particularly reques
cd to read over Mrs. N. B. Mason
advertisement in this weeks issu
and then so and see all the fine ARA
OF millinery goods that decorates ht
store.
We understand that O number
our young men are preparing to d
part to the "happy fishing grounds
next Monday. Success to you boy
when you come home, remember Il
poor printer.
Mr.. J. Reeve the gentlemanIy st,
ton agent of the G. L. Ry. Co., in til
place Is mourning over the loss of
valuable dog. that he has owned fl
the last Is years, which was run ov,
and killed BY the cars on Monday eve
ing last.
II should think that a town havir
the pretensions that Island Pond ha
could afford two or three lamps on i
principal streets !" The above is VIII
we heard remarked while returnir
home on Monday evening from II
entertainment given by Prof. Cec
CORRECT.
L. F. BigeloY has gone to CanaG
to assume the directorship of lar!
orchestra which is to perform on Il
Queens birthday. We have not Il
slightest doubt, but that our Canade
friends have rich treat in store fl
them, as Ar. Bigelow is a thoroue
master of his profession.
The early part of the present mon
came in quite warm and pleasant, al
many in consequence removed The
winter clothing and pulled down the
stoves. But a change has come ov,
all, and the people bave had to aga
don their winter suits. We thoug
several of our young men were "for
ing" the season little by coming o
in their summer attire.
The entertainments given by Pre-
A. A. Cecil and his assistant on ~
prday and Monday evenings were Z
tended by large all licences. The Pre-
performed all nc advertised, and Il
consequence was that all went aw,
satisfied. He gave the tests of SIEVE
alof the most noted spiritualistic IN
dinms, and afterwards exposed the
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Guiidhall.

Guiidhall.
The annual Meeting of the Essex
and Coos Conference Of Congregation
al churches will be held with the church
in this place on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, June 4th, 9th and 9th,
1878, The people are requested to
attend, as far as possible, all the meet
ings, and aid in making them COM
plete success.
Norton Mills.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.-It is report
ed here that there are seven hundred
fenians at Island Pond waiting fol
Il reinf0rncments
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