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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-23
THE METROPOLIS.


An Insurance Company Contests.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-The United States Life
Insurance Company has decided to contest the
payment of life insurance taken out by Colonel
Dwight. The claim against the Company is for
$4,000 The contestants rely upon securing a
verdict in their favor on the grounds that Colonel
Dwight secured the policy on false representa-
Some of the other companies have not yet de-
cided what course they will pursue.
Sitting Down On COmstOck.
In her lecture last night on the subject of
Evolution in Marriage" MIS-. DR.. Sarah B. Chase
told how for twelve thousand years savagery and
barbarism had prevailed, and related the history
of marriage during the past five thousand years.
She said Anthony Comstock does not know the
difference between an immoral picture and work
of art. An Ex-Judge of the Supreme Court has
truly said of him hat 'he is too cunning to be in
nocent and too sharp to be honest"
Five Years for Humphrey.
New YORK, Nov. 23.-Wm. r. Humphrey, de-
faulting Secretary of the New Rochelle Savings
Bank, was sentenced to five years Imprisonment.
He said other officers were in co.luSion with him
in his frauds in order to conceal an old deficit in
the assets of the bank.
Robbed OH the Hallway.
man named Koehl informed the Erie Railway
officials that while riding on an Erie train from
Buffalo he had been robbed of twenty thousand
marks, German money, equivalent to $1,000.
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3. Single Copy I've Cents. mo l23.

and when that officer finds them, he will discover
that they are duly and honestly registered as Mr..
and Mrs. Faulkner.
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Mother and Child Burned to Death.

National Associated Press to the Star
GALENA, ILL.,, Nov. 23-The wife of II, Smead
residing near jamestown, Wis, was burned to
death by her clothing taking fire while slumber-
ing in chair near the stove Her child, ten
years DID, was also fatally burned in attempting
to save her mothers life.
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The Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff Of Sumter Coun-
ty, S c., were arrested yesterday on the charge OF
resisting the process of the United States Court
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Bishop Chalard of Indianapolis, yesterday con
firm ed one hundred and fifty persons at the ST
Vincent Church, four miles east of Shelbyville
Ind.
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Mrs. Bridget Mccarthy deaf woman, seventy
eight years of age was run over while walking on
the track, at Rock Island, ILL.,, and mortally man
| plpd
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man named Staele was shot and mortally
wounded by the accidental discharge of a pistol
in the hands of Lou. Reddick at Seymour, Ind.
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Rev. Henry Miller will occupy the pulpit OF
Wright Chapel, Twenty-flth Ward, tomorrow
morning and evening.
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VIM. Conrad, two months married, committed
suicide with strychnine at LogMlsport. Ind.
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THE ARMY BILL

will come next. Mr. Hewittwil again have charge
of it. 1t will be based on existing laws, and will
not involve any reductions of force or pay. The
general opinion of Democratic mem bers and Sena-
tors now in Washington appears 10 be adverse to
cutting down the army but to keep it out OF poll
tics, and give it more work TO do by taking charge
OF the Indian Bureau.
THE PosT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
The appropriations for the Post-otfice Depart
mcnt are matters of some solcitude The esti-
mates are $36, 1000, which IS an increase of two
or three millions over the current year. The dis
position of the Committee will be to appropriate
as much money as will avoid any curtailment of
postal cars and other mail facilities now enjoyed
by the people, but it is understood that the per-
SONS who framed the estimates do not fully COM
mand the confidence OF mem bers OF Congress.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
Special to the Star.
)pttldl W tllC DIui.
THE APPROPRIATIONS.

THE APPROPRIATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-The Committee on Ap
preparations is actively at work. General Atkins
the Chairman, says that the West Point appropra
tions BILL the Notifications bill and the pensions
appropriations bill will be promptly reported
Very little change will be made in these bills and
they will pass early in the session. General Atkins
is sure there will be no necessity for extra ses
RiOD
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wANTED--MISCELLANEOUS.
BOARDING.

DoARDING-Anybod desiring f1sclass board
ban be accommodated at the Imperial Dining
Rooms, 4f9H Central avenue. p tickets So, or zoe
single meal WITHERSPOON Il HARTLEY.
nOl6-5tS
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DARIS PLAITERS PARIS PLAITERS Is
/ inches wide, can now be had at BUTTER
ICKS corner Fourth and Elm. 1T
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Rocks St Peter r to u Leo Xiii Xiii, with with
@za.1 20 steel-plate engravings
Sc; Mirror of True Womanhood, gilt, s.: Lives OF
the Saints complete, vols, Sc SO; Pray r-Books
from zoe upward; library books, papers and peri
odicals; any book sent on receipt of price. G. J.
IL. LOWEN, 20S Sycamore street, Cincinnati, 0.
mo16-5tS
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IF YOU WANT your Sewing Machines repaired
i take tn m to J. SACKSTEDER d. CO., 2S9
Central avenue. They have had twenty two years
practical experience in the business. nO1l-u
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LONDON, Nov. 23.-A dispatch from st. Peters
burg says: The Golos declares permanent land
communication between Russia and Bulgaria
through Roumania Indispensable.
Schouvaloff on behalf of Russia, had previously
demanded of Austria the right Of establishing such
line of communication, but Austria refused to
accede. The Golos article which is evidently i'll
spired. will likely cause difficulty between the
two Governments.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-13
Unimproved.

800 acres of the most cxccllenH 3ntain Ce-
dar timber on the east side OF tlNEfhzos river,
ABOUT II miles above Waco; will be sold In
lots from 90 70 100 acresi bargain Is offered;
prairie land unimproyed, near Patten' : Mills,
McLennan countyi wills be sold In 100 aero
tracts Or more, on the most accommodating
terms to settle.
Brazos riyerbelo the city grave yard; will
be sold in lots To suit purchasers, or by the
acre. ..,sskrNtN tn.+rsa
100 Aores Of unlmproved lan,i,S miles west
Of WACO, On the Hamilton rOad, near Surratt's
mill and gin; line land with timber and
water.
ASS acres Of unimproved land on Childress'
creek, ia Bosque county, will make line
sheep runclle; plenty OF good running water
125 acres OF unimproved land, ON Harris
creek, 10 miles west Of Waco; ,,,H
near South Bosque, 10 miles west OF Waco.
IL miles above waco, finest tract unlmproyed
land on the river.
bank of the Brazos
Is5 acres. y miles east ofwacoi finest land
80 Acres, inortheast from Waco II miles;
prairie alley And sSod nmOeri nnimssp NJ !
lin road, Ia miles FROM Oenayille, In Bell
| county.
3 acres in western sqberbs Of the city Of
80 acres, in Ellis county, 9 miles from
Milfordi prairie and timber, on Richland
| creek.
aS5,i acres, 100 In high state Of eultiyAtion
| wen improved, post oak, ash ana other TIM
ia acres in Limestone county; prairie
and TIMBER sold In tracts 20 suit purchasers
| 50 acres Az miles west OF WacOi good cetia
timber, fronting on Maiu Rosqne.
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LATEST MARKETS.
NOON.

GALVESTON, November ls-MoSKr-Golda at
ioo,si Silver American at pari Mexican,
nominal; New York sight at pari New Or
leans sight at par.
HiDEs--steady and better demands dry Sc
lccted iici picked. l2ci stack sailed, lie,
kips, i3c; green sailed as they run, 20 to
30 pounds nverage-s@sh.
1WooL-Thtre was mirrefnest but small
sales. Eastern Fine and Medium, li@lsci
Western, fine to medium, i6Sisc Improved
Mexican, ia@Hc.
SALT,-Coarse VI - from Inc wharf, hhe,
VI 10 per sack g Y45r
BAoGiSd-kasy, Light. .lsA per yard
heavy u. is e,.,, f.rii
TiEs,-Sasyi per cwt., " 90.
Corros .-hcceip's 2s.il eNpors-frahce
VS. sales S'"si stock iV2't"' Market weak
s anu ,;oos Ordinary = -"
IA na,a =, ,no,,,
~" ,"' =. -. s., so,sr,
....,,a,,.s s,a,nI sos' sso,, .s,,A, STATE bonds
a ..,a.' se.,'s,,, 800 ar
corros on,o,, sa,.s M, Midd,ina I'm.
80 q. 10, M,d,,,ar ORLEANS a e.ia
E.,nrss s,eaIi.r. Soycmbor no, ocean.
~. ~. ,..,,,.., a. -. ra,,,.,..,,l no,
Ma,., a sH 1870 :, =. GIi7I" Il r.
| cl.
ihNsH,oo'' No'."'vu,
qme, hno uhonahsuu, miuui,ns op.an'e, o,s'
aiuuiing o,ieans' l-io, sa'cs, o,vo' speoa-
'auon anu eApo''s i"0' i'oe'p'' i''"V0'
american zo"'
FUTURES nr''cr. ineie arc m,o,e uu.s'' ~
last quotations offerings are hsn'' opiahus'
low middiing clause for November delivery
o3-N
znf' h'-opianus, low ihiauiins ciause'
Ior NoNemper anu Deceihper ueh'e'S' o"io,
February ana haroh' o-io' "areh hha Apii'
n-5ss'''' I
f'U ?. h,-saies american foooi upianus'
low middiing clause, Tor November dehNefy'
oI-ioi january anu feDruhry, oo-o'
or M-fntures hrni ppianas,iow unadiins
clause, for February aud March avery
6h-3siAprii ana May, oi3-5z'
|, CIosine Markets.
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lmnr0Yed Farm.

A farm OF 223 acres of land, 10 In fine state
OF cultivation; frame dwelling, three rooms
and other out houses,
Also one frame house for tenement, two
tire tract undef good wire aud plank fence,
and dividing fences; three miles south OF
Waco, on tho Austin and Bolton road.
A very desirable farm Of $40 acres land, 70
fence, good dwelling house, cribs, stables and
lots, also one tenant House, number OF fine
springs, on A. hold running creek, plenty Of
timber, situated on Cove creek, SMILES below
Coryeii City and about 70 west nom Waco In
A farm OF $50 acres Of land (prairie) and Is
acres good timber, As acres In q high, state Of
cultivation and rails ID fence 10 acres more.
rooms, Stable, crib and smoke house, and
creeks, II miles moth east of Waco.
Three small farms, 100 acres each or more,
good houses, water and plenty OF timber,
about 10 miles north of Waco, ON easy terms
One small farm OF 30 acres with good house,
and well improved, about Is miles north OF
Waco, on easy terms.
Plantation of $40 acres; 400 acres In good
state of cultivation-with buildings. Sit
uated 10 miles below Waco, on the Brazos
river VIII be sold In tracts of 100 acres
Farm OF 2l3 acres OF land, 10 acres In Guilt
walton, with good stone dwelling; with out
houses and good tImbcri on Hog creek In Nc
Lehman county. slf,t
Farm of Gao acres, 60 acres In cultivation
dwelling and out houses; several fine springs
of never falling water, Is miles above Waco,
on che east bank of the Brazos river.
Brick house, rooms, with from to 80
acres Of land, Ia miles west OF Waco, ON
Farm u GIE acres, within the corporate
| limits of the city Of Waco, north side Waco
yinyard. and water In abundance. Very val
liable place s.. ~. ...s.I j. I'll HH|I.f
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

vital Weakness or Depression; weak,
exhausted feeling, no energy or coufngei the
excesses, or some drain upon the system, Is
always cured by. Humphreys Homeopathic
Pacific No. -, II tones TIP aud invigofaies
cy, imparts strength and energy-stops the
drain and rejuyenatfs the entire man. Been
used twenty years with perfect success by
thousands, Sold by dealers. Price 81 per
single vial, or Is per package or five yiais and
- Walls OF powder. Sent by mall on receipt
Of price, Address Humphrey Homeopathic
Medicine Company, 100 Fulton Street, New
York. ay1swly
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Unimpr0ved.

For sale nine unimproycd city, lots in Tor,
belts addition In block No. Is, fronting Oh
Washington street.
Also one lot near Columbus, on North Sew
enth street hgg Q0IqEf0QUf
Three tylots, tnniniproytsl,) situated on
The South side Waco crock and near Finn
street.
One lot on North Fifth street.
% acres of well improved land with dwell
ing and out houses, well, etc. In Fast Waco
Any number OF town lots In south Waco.
One town lot In East Waco.
1sr. Twenty most desirable building lots,
Bagby addition, south Waco. Very low for
cash or on easy terms.
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TELEGRAPHlCI
A..ooiat.d Pros. Dispatches.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Minnsqua Springs Hotol Burned--
n. Loas a7S. 900.

Aons eto,OOOs
CANTON, GA, November II. AT two O'Clock
this morning fire was discovered In the east
wing OF the Minnequa Springs hotel, and be-
fore 1t conld he distinguished the entire struct-
ure was destroyed From the fact that no fire
had been kept In that wing suspicion rests on
incendiarism. Nothing was saved, the In
mates barely saved their lives. Loss sT5. 900,
estimated insurance s5o. 600.
An Important Meeting.
NKw YoBx, November II. THE Post In It's
fourth edition says; No more important meet
ing has ever been held at the clearing house
since 1873, and the action taken Is even more
important than anything done by the clearing
house during the stormy days of the panic.
There was no formal expression OF opinion On
the subject of the Reissue Of United States ie-
gal tender notes after their payment by the
treasurer, Il having been thought best to con-
fine the action and expression Of the meeting
strictly to matters which required the earliest
action.
Election Contest.
GLoucrsrKn, Mass, Nov. BE. Moody
Boyton Of West Newbury. has notified tile
city aud town clerks of the Sixth district
Loring TO Congress. 't "N.
Plan OF Action Decided Upon.
NKw York, November ls.-The clearing
house to-day decided upon the Following plan
OF action after January ! Is1o;
First-To decline receiving gold coius AS
special deposits, but accept and treat them
only as lawful money.
.t..l tai az
gold checks at the clearing house. r
Third-To pay and receive balances between
banks at the clearing house either In gold or
legal tenders. 'lt lelt1I lr
Fourth--To receive silver dollars upon de-
posit only under special contract to withdraw
the same In kind In.
Fifth--To prohibit payments Of balances at
the clearing house In silver certificates or In
silver dollars, excepting as subsidiary coin 10
small sums, say under ten dollars.
sixth-To discontinue gold special accounts
by notice to dealers on the first OF June next
10 terminate them.
Postmaster to be Investigated.
NEW Yonk, November I2 Charges has been
presented Postmaster James against supcrln
tendent Teneyick OF station "D'' for purcbas-
ing as Is ailagcd. stamps outside the pos,ofiict
department at u discount and retailing them
over counter Mt par. The matter Will be In.
vestigutcd. 8''t-
'7ef''sss Canal Cenvsntion.
| CuIcAGo, November 1.-The Intcrnntiona
Cana, Convention for the purpose OF extending
our foreign trade, and especially to cnconrag
| the reciprocal trade ON the American CONT
nent between Canada, and the United State
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Pans, November H. --Tfie Estorel states
that telegram has been received from Berlin
announcing that the German government has
decided definitely TO occupy the whole OF
Samoan Archipelago.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-13
By Universal Accord

DV AGG0Lu
'AYER's CAruARric Pills are the best of all
purgatiyes for family use. They are the pro-
duct OF long, labofious and successful chemi-
cal Investigations, and their extensive use,
by Physicians in their practice, and by ali
civilized nations, proves them the best and
most e1ectuai purgative Pill that medical
science can devise. Being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use. In Intrinsic
value aud curative powers no other pills can
be compared with them, and every person,
knowing their virtues, will employ them,
when needed. They keep the SYSTEM In per-
feet order, and maintain In healthy action
the whole machinery OF life. Mid, search
Ing and eiiectual, they are specially adapted
70 tile needs OF the digestive apparatus, ue-
Engagements ofvfich they prevent and cure,
II timely taken. They are the best and safe
est physic 10 employ for children and weak
encd constitutions, where mild, but enect.
ual, cathartic is required.
For sale by all dealers. noyiid&wiv
NN - lf
| u Maa "A Al ..|4 t. a.. V
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dispatch states that the expedition Of General
Loemakene, from the eastern shore of the
Caspian Sea In the direction OF Meye In Tur-
kishtan by constant fighting has forced Its way
TO the upper Attrek valley. 7t
The same Journal also states that the Rus
sian corps OF 5000 strong, is stlll on the road
TO Belkah and Herat.
Great political Importance is attached to this
event. frHt ef M
Russia Will Respect the Berlin
Treaty. ra HrHs
LONDON, November IA Paris corrcspon-
dent OF the daily Telegraph says Price Orlein,
Russian ambassador TO France, had long
interview on Monday. with NJ. waddingtoD,
the French munster Of Foreign Affairs, at
which he informed NJ. Waddington of the
Cars willingness to cooperate in securing an
arrangement OF the Turko-Greek frontier DIFF
fculty and OF his Arm Intention to carry out
all the stipulatlons OF the Berlin treaty.
Prince Oriein goes to-Baden Baden to Inter-
view Price Gortschakof on Friday.
1t is to be hoped that the sinister influence
of Prince Gor,schakoff may not again make
itself felt In the Cars council. ~. nt.Ia IL
A visit at Liyeden OF Count schonyalof
seems te have had good effect and the fact
that the Russian government has gone out Of
Its way TO reassert Its intention 10 respect the
Berlin treaty is egarded here as very peace
full omen.
American Trade with Foreign
hi u Countries. ii frtl1l
LONDON, November Il. AT meeting of
the Glasgow chamber Of commerce yesterday
an invitationwas read from the municipality
| of New Orleans To attend an inter-Sta and
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The foregoing property Is now In the hands OF
this Agency for disposal, aud u Is believed
tors. q Perzons wishing 20 buy on to rent, are
Invited TO osll In person ion ifithat Is inoon-
yenient, to apply by letter; also pcrsonS. wish
ing 10 dispose OF real esiate of any description
whatever, IL Is believed Will promote their in
tereste BY placing 1t in the hands Of this
Agency. 49,.
A complete abstract Of land titles for the
the behe1t Of our patrons, gad everything
possible VIII be done TO promote The interests
Of those entriisling business 10 our care.
Oct23ddAwtf =
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HELENA, Montana, November 10 .-Maggins,
democrat, present delegate. was re-elcctedby
a large majority over the independent candi-
date, The republicans had no candidate.
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FOR RENT.

Dwelling house, rooms, servants house,
eistern, on Washington between Fourth and
Fifth streets. pa
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POLITICAL.
tn. of,cial Vote Of phiiadeiphia.

Tho Oficial Vote OF Philadelphia.
PuLADELrnA, November l2.--The Official
vote OF this city for governor Is: Hoyt' 7o,ooa'
Dill, IS, 7h5y Mason, 3,2iIi Love, 10. onciai
reports of maloritics received from every
county show total majorIties for Iioyt 1856
Diii, i,iD3. outside of philadelphia Iioyt has
plurality Of 500, and plurality altogether
OF y $40 on the whole vote, returns OF which
are not yet completed, he is In the minority
of ni,nut 10 OOO
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NUMBER 131.


row IIarbon the Canadnian .carsman over the
Tyre race course Cor 1900 side next May.
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La MAJ Mejers. b., safs, ~
Pure 1 havana Smoking Tobacco at
Theo. A. Reisner's.
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LONDON. November ia.--Aiter the race on
the Tyre yesterday between sumsden and
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iiEis, November, Ia The Swiss govern
meat Will give notice on the LIST OF January 81
itsihtention to Withdraw from The Latin sIon-
terry committee. All .Hfli fNt i4li'f g
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Russian Movements.

VIENNA, November l2.-The Pcsth LIoyds
dispatch states that the expedition OF General
Loemakene, from the eastern shore of the
Caspian Sea In the direction Of Meiye In Tur-
kishtan by constant lighting has forced Its way
TO the upper Attrek valley. 27t
The same Journal also states that the Rus
sian corps of 5000 strong, is still on the road
TO Belkah and Herat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-07

WIsWELI.. JUDGE.

WIN. L. renney VS.. Edward Cross.
This was An action to recover $40, due
for rent of store in Brewer. De.t. claimed
that by agreement with PHI. he made re-
pairs on the store to the amount OF S37.
which were to be allowed him on the rent.
That the whole rent amounted to SIG, Gs
and that the rent WAS al ready overpa!d.
The Plaintiff claimed that no such con-
tract was made and that the Def. had
many times agreed to pay the whole or par.
o. the rent due.
The Court gave judgmen, for Pin. for so.
VIM. L. Joy for Pin. G. 5. Peters for Def.
II. A. Trip ". Robert p. Osgood.
This was an action 10 recover the sum Of
$50, due for legal services rendered n de.
Tending said Osgood in an action brough,
vs.. him By G. 7. Dulton about a year ago
in the Z. Nc.
The Plhrs. bill was s23. less a credit by
cash IS. Den. claimed that the s., was
paid In iuli for all services in the Dutton
trial by agreement made before the trial.
PA. claimed that the So WAS paid for 4
| term fee only. that no other trade vas
made and that his bill wa. fair and reas-
| enable. Court held that there was no
agreement made except for term fee and
gave Judgment Tor PHI for so.
q. ;. Peters for PHI. Osgood pro Sc.
The Cour, then adjourned 10 Wednesday.
Feb. -, when other cases marked for trial
will be disposed or
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-07

1t is stated that the people OF Ells.
worth have never given so much attention
to the study of the Bible at any one period
as they have the past two months. The
other day two young men, not professed
Christians, were seen sitting in 4 shop
facing each other, one having an open
Bible and the other, some pamphlets. from
which they were reading and discussing
religious matters.
AT regular meeting OF the Ellsworth
Reform Club held Friday evening, Feb.
LIST the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:-N. NJ. Woods. Presi-
dent (re-elected) J. W. Patten. LIST Vice
President; S. c. Fiheld, I'd Vice Presi-
dent; S. II. Joy. Sd Vice President; A. A.
Bartlett, Treasurer; A. w. Packard, Sec
rotary; II. II. Emerson, Financial Secre-
tary; Stephen b. Monaghan, Sergeant-at-
Arms. The Third Anniversary Of the Club
occurs on Friday Evening. Feb. sth. when
a Social Spread will be held. at Temper
ance Hall, which will be partaken OF by
the Club and invited guests.