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III ANY DEALER INPOnMs

You that no has for sale . dentirics Identical
with or containing ingredients equalling or
superior In eficacy 10 those Of soZ0DONT
discredit the statement and insist upon having
that alone. by doing 20 you will secure .
dentifrice par eIctllence the beet In the market.
containing botanic elements Of rare preserya.
tive Influence up n the teeth. aud one which
will endow them with most becoming white
ness. Another desirable feature OF this staple
toilet article 10 that it imparts fragrance TO the
breath. Sold By druggists. JYii I'm
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cHoLLAR.rorosI AND CON RrSArioN SHAFT.
VIRGINIA. CRY. July ~. ls7s.-A. X. =.
Harmon, President Chollar- Potosi Mining
Company-Dear Sir: At the Chollar.Nor
cross-Savage shaft We have been engaged
during the past week in cutting out bob
and drift stations. The work has made
very good progress. We shall complete
the fourth bob station during the coming
week. Tho 1893 drift station. Sutro Tun-
mel level. Ia finished, and we start the drift
to-day. The ground Is very hard In all
the stations. Everything in and about tho
works 10 In excellent order. and running
smoothly,
Chollir.P otosi pump has worked l5k
hours. Isaac l.. REouA, supt.
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THE MACHINE WAS WORN OUT.

whyi No. because It va. no, well built. but
II was wrongly run Thousands Of men who
hsvs run down long before their three score and
ten year. are accomplished might have been
renewed into sprightiiness and vim u they had
tried the vell.known Peruvian syrup. .hich
inn 90 combined that II assimiiaies with TIE
blood and invigorates the whole system. This
syrup has proved sficacious In thousands Of
cases. and will 10 everybody good who usss u.
AL druggisis keep Il. jyi I'm
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Flush the sewers.

Gold IITi has = large on Main
street and the anglo Of descent IL greAl
enough 10 carry of everything which hnd'
It's way into the sewer. provided . iii'
water WAS put in once In q while 70 hsil
things along. As II Is now. however. the
i-bris is allowed 10 accumulate on th'
sides and bottom. and IL becoming onen'
.i,s In certain portions OF the town
There Ia no doubt but that the Water Com
pany will allow old Hill 10 use water sui
heisnt for this purpose at tho same rates
offered Virginia: twenty-five cents per
10000 gallons.
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Arr,,.,. ,n,. a.sa,.s.

ID Crittenden. Geo Hurst, J q Fair. J y
hanks. J L Gignsaux. W Boardman,
Robinson. J II Grismsr. William Duck.
j Iianshow. W W Haskell. Thomas Casey.
II @ Chambers. T. Msrtsn.en. J Brown,
N Baiabrussich. J ContsrnAn. Miss Alice
yy,, VIM II Hill. o Blake. W ID G Gibson
and wife, J T Aude. L Murray. Mrs Corn
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A.sther Victory for porsrduS.

Lospos. July 99.-captaip Bossrdu'
shot . pigeon match today With Captain
Shelly Of the Nottinghill Gun Club. for
f20o, one hundred birds al thirty yard.
rise. Captain shelly quietly retired 81
the eighty.ninth bird. having killed only
sixty -four. while Captain Dogardus had
killed seventy seven. The latter continued
shooting and killed sighty.four ont OF the
hundred birds,
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CALEDONIA.

Coin HILL. July "a. is7s.--George W.
Beaver. ESD. President Caledonia Silver
Mining Company-Dear sir /: Since last
report the lateral drift on 400 level he.
been extended - feet. north drift loco
level 80 feet. and the crosscut 20 feet,
The crosscut Is in extremely hard por-
phyry. North drift is 10 better working
ground. No change In formation In drift
ON 1900 level. The joint winze has been
supk I feet. and tho water continues very
quick in Il. r,,v.x Gam,
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p.r.r.ur.. saturday Evening.

W W Hasksll. s G KAneen. N sirou'e,
J NJ Graham. + Lord. II W Bonham.
A Ash. J u White. ID Holcomb. IL Bernard
y G Farnam. ID L Mccarthy. u Il Burns,
Miss II Harris. Miss \ A Harris. J l. Aud.
l. J Murray. Z ROchA,, Mrs Lockwood.
IE James. q II Belknap, J cransion. J
Pearson and family. Mr.. Denigan.
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CHARLES foRNlS. sup..
OyERMAN.

Com HILL. July "a. 1870. W. Bea'
YER, Esq, President Overman Silver Mining
Company-Dear Sir: During the past
week the east drift. 1000 level. has been
extended 30 feet ; south drift from winze'
1900 level. % feet ; west drift from WINE
II feet. aud the Joint Wine has been sunk
feet. The formation In the driis and
the WINE 10 without change.
CuARLKs foRNAs, Supt.
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UTAH.

VIRGINIA. CIrr. July "a. 1s7s.-Geo. O.
Pratt. Esq, Secretary Utah Silver Mining
Company-Dear Sir: Tho main incline
from the 1850 level has been sunk IL feet,
and 10 nov So feet in depth on the slope.
The upraise has been advanced 20 feet,and
Is now 40 feet on the slope above the li5O
level.
The engine station at tho 1850 level ID
completed. and We are now cutting out for
. dump.
No drifting 10 being done at present.
W. Il. SHhPpERD, Supt.
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ICE CREAM AND PnUIT.

RI Taylor has just opened. opposite the
Masonic building. Main street, Gold Hill. .
fruit and Ice cream stand. where he receives
daily. and will supply all Who favor him with .
call, with the ehoio-st Of fruits. berries and Ice
cream. ct the lowest cash prices. lie also
Keeps . supply OF the best brands Of tobacco.
candles, nuts. etc. Give him . call and rest ~
sured Of htf and honest dealing. iyi2iu
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A CASE.

Ono q the most extraordinary cures on
record was ths: OF The man John y. Herman.
DEG, reading in ealt Lake City. who vas 1t
deaths door with that terrible disease hsras-
mus the best medical ala bad failed 70 stop
The progress OF the mslady, when twenty.thfee
bottles of BnlsTOL'S sARSAPARILLA and
three phlAis Of BRlSroLs PILLS made him .
wsli man. jy7s In
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n...r,urs. Las, evening.

williams and son.. G T. Game. Dc
Wheeler. Y Watson, Bailep. Miss l.
williams. Mrs. W Allen, MuAM Belien,
A Mckinley. Miss josie Howard. A W
pools.
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,ILYIR NIL.

GoLp HILL. July ~. ls7s.-w. T.. Dean.
Secretary Silver Hill Mining Company
Dear Sir: During the past week work has
progressed as follows North drift. wy
level, IS .eet ; north drift, 500 lsvel, "
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rng rA,.AuE gArIsa STAND.

For . roast Of beef uneIcellsd in STOREY
county. 20 to Thomas Hsnrvn's Eating stand
In tho Palace saloon. NO. 7 North o street,
Virginia City. Fresh oystsrs at all hour IN
every style. tory miners always on hand d
nighf. For tss'y. home style Of cooking. and
the best and frerl est Of ill that the mArketi
afford. tho Palace Eating stan has no superior
Try n, apis u
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O. II.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank OF califor.
mia, Gold Hill. keeps constantly on hand ali
cigars. ali iiads OF chewing tobacco. meef.
schaum pipes, nuts, candles, nns cutlery, and
toys and lancy gnods of all kinds. sp2s m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-29
yellow Fever h. New Orleans

Nrw ORLEANS. July 2s.-The total mum.
Der Of yellow fever cases reported to the
Board Of Health up to noon to-day 10
l~ity.nine. with twenty-five deaths. No
report has been received to-day from the
Charity Hospital. but II 10 stated thai .
number Of new cases were admitted.
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The Austrian. Eater bosnia.

vienna, July 29.-The Austrian troops
crossed the frontier into Bosnia this morn
ing. and without encouniering any diff.
culties. Arch Duke John Salvador Of
Tuscany. at the head Of . brigade. has
entered Derbend.
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DnrIsauIsuED visIroR.-Clem Berry.
the Carson stentor. drove through Gold
Hill to-day behind . spanking team. lie
looked like . real estate %speculator or q
mining superintendent. Some OF u cit
liens thought the eclipse was coming when
he first made his appearance on Main
street.
AT Doegle's book store. Virginia. 10 on
exhibition . very fine portrait In oil oil
Philo Knapp, painted by Mcclellan, tho
we'll known artist.
COLONEL FAM surprised his friends who
supposed him 10 DO rusticating at Lake
Tahoe by returning to Virginia this MORN
Ing.
srAH-oAzERs were ont during the eclipse
In Gold Hill to-day. Some OF the twink
lsrs were plainly visible.
COLONEL SHERWOOD. tho great San
Francisco mining sharp, reached Virginia
yesterday.
A "sicKLY hue Of sentimsntality" 10
what the eclipse shed round about
to-day.
GABRIEL STEPHENS has tho requisite
license 70 marry Lena Gates.
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Garibaidi aud Italian Annexation.
RoMr. July 29.-0aribaldi has written
. letter warmly approving tho annexation
demonstrations and recommending rifle
practice throughout Italy.
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MEDICAL

This great cure for Inclination. Neuralgia
and ell Pains. Burns, sc,lds. Colds. and ell
aches and pains that people and families sunei
with. IL really q wonder sd . success. j.
Jones, Jr, s,lis 10 NJ oold Hi. jet7 On
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Bodis iss. II. Union Con. "a, Dech-
tel 2. = ~. Mexican 1874, ophir -. t9S.
Con. Virginia Sc bill. Julia "a b5,
Sierra Nevada 81. Justice 4 IS, Gould 4
Curry. G..
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ssrses Quotations.
sAN Rn,scr.co. July 29-2:9O p. n.

lsr TN. WESTERN UNION rKIxaR,ra Irsll
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TuH usgs TO WHICH

TIKI UsBs TO WHICH
Murray 4 Lsnmsn's Florida Water IL put may.
without eIsgserstion, be said to DO universal.
In refined and eultiya'ed society Il 10 recos.
nlrsd - the most refreshing and agreeable OF
perfumes for the handkerchief. the toilet and
the bath. lb23 I'm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-28

This il the season OF School Meetings
Your correspondent will next week send
with some important and Interesting facts
about the schools.
A. +. Burnham, Esq, with some one
supposed to be Mr.. Dorr. on account OF his
"empty sleeve" has been over the Island
the past week taking the claims of pension
ers who come under the law recently pass
ed by Congress, placing upon the pension
roll the survivors OF 1912. Mr.. Hale has
the blessings OF a good many poor persons
for his efforts in behalf Of those deserving
old pensioners. More than one heart Is
made glad. Eight dollars per month is the
amount allowed, and in most instances 1t
is actually needed and, in one or two cases
il will relieve the town. Those about Mt.
Desert are particularly entitled to pen
sions. having been in an engagement with
the British.
Justice Parker Of Mt. Desert. heard
two cases last week at Bass Harbor. One
for assault and battey"-fined one dollar
and costs. The other. ''cruelty to dumb
animals" over in 500 70 April term
of 8. J.. Court.
A studied analysis of the roads show
there is yet left bottom for next year,
plenty OF mud TO the contrary notwith-
standing.
The schooner Abraham Richardson OF
fremont. which has been employed BY
theatrical troupe for two years among the
West India Islands, will come home in bal
last and be rsplsnked.
The publishers Of the Maine State
Press are sending bundles OF their paper.
free OF cost, to the elect of their party.
The Press is an excellent paper, but what
is the object? Enterprise3 Generosity In.
nuence?
Business is doll, and money is
"skurse,"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-28
Judgment Against S. J. TiIden for
Income Tax
New YORK, March 20

NEW lCRk, Marcn 20.
Judge BlstchfoId of the L. s. Court,
gave his decision to-day in the suit OF
the United States VS.. Elk Governor >am-
uel J. Tildeu, to recover some $4,000
income tax alleged TO be due the Gov.
ernpent from the defendent. Hewitt, it
will be remembered, brought the suit
when Tilden was the Democratic candi-
date for President. and it was alleged it
was only brought for political purposes.
Judge Blaichford sustains the defen-
dant's demurrer 10 the first count in the
complaint, on the ground that in the
wear covered BY this count. Tilden had
made return of this income, and paid
his tax on such return.
On the other eleven counts in the COM
plant he sustains the plaintiffs in de.
murrer, TO answer TO theidetence, hold
ing virtually that the Government was
not bound sy the action of the L. 5.
Assessors as its agent, and that Tileeu
was required TO make himself q return
OF vi, AuCOulC WHICH At lAG uOt uOtt.
The case is now 10 proceed TO trial by
Jury on the question OF the amount OF
income during the years in which he
made no return himself. In those years
Tilden allowed the L. S. Assessors TO
make return, and paid the tax on return
together with the penalty OF five per
cent. but this the court holds twas not
sufficient as will be seen by the decision
above. II is more than probable that
Tilden's counsel will appeal the case TO
the L. 5. Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 26.
A telegram was received at the Inte-
rior to-day, from special Agent Carter.
lie reports Gill and Plate and A. j.
Perkins vino claimed over three quart
ers of the IS 600 logs seized in Cslasien
parish. Louisiana, and interviewed for in
the suit of the United States VS.. Joseph
Hampton, ct ais, confessed judgment
yesterday. He also reports tina; the de-
PENDANTS have all COME ssed Judgment
except one.
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WHAT Il Done WITH OLD POSTAGE
srAAFs.-Some curiosity having been
aroused as TO what use Is made OF the
millions OF old postage stamps which are
collected, = correspondent OF the Bostof
Journal makes known TO the public a prac-
tice which prevails 10 converts aud other
Catholic institutions In this country. and is
almost unknown In those outside their
walls. All Cancelled stamps are saved aud
sent to missionaries OF the faith In China
who buy with those worthless scraps OF
paper Infants who would otherwise be
destroyed Ia accordance with the custom
OF the more degraded Chinese. The many
colored stamps are used Tor the decoration
OF walls, etc. by the ingenious Oriental,.
aud are valued so highly that one hundred
of them will buy r baby whose parents
have doomed IL TO death The little one.
thus purchased are gathered into a,ylums,
and reared 10 accordance with the laws
and customs of Christian civilization.
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Uockspons
Our correspondent (Sig0 writes:
The Young Mems Christian Association,
held socisble and entertainment on We'd
nesdsy evening. The Congregational So
ciety offered their new vestry, and a re-
fiRed and intelligent company enjoyed the
occasion, leaying twenty-five dollars for
the young men.
On Thursday evening the Grange re.
ceived their friends and devoted the even
ing TO games. treat, and Q social hour.
Those who we're presest and participated.
speak of it as 8 very enjoyable affair.
Our Fire Department are testing their
engines and hose, and training their men
SOFAS TO be 10 readiness whenever duty calls.
We fear the greatest trouble. 10 case Of an
extensive nIe. would be the want Of water,
unless the Are should be near the river.
VIII. N. Ross presided at the Reform
Club meeting Sunday p. N. After devo-
tional seryices.by the Chaplain Mr. Chas.
J. Cobb, referred TO the emancipation
proclamation. and applied the agure to
signing the pledge. Rev. d. n. Sherman
followed With an account OF the WORK In
Ohio. Schuyler wardwell. Principal Of Ma
chiss Grammar School. read . fine art icle
contracting prohibition In Maine. with
prohibition In the Bible. Hon. Ambrose
White thought the only questions new.
Was concerning the best vsstAod Of work 10
this course. He referred 70 the sQorts Of
Vice President Wheeler TO exclude liquor
fro& the Capitol. A. q. Gem was decid.
e for earnest work. Mr.. Wiley described
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How THEY CROSSED TnE RID SEA-A
coiored preacher In Florida thus held forth !:
My brudrng. the Israelites went over the
Red Sea on the ice. They got over all safe /;
and dat's de reason why Moses sung de
song ob praise. In de morning, when de
sun was up. hot. Pharaoh and de 'GyptiaEs
come Wild der great numbering chariots OF
iron. Dey broke through de ice aud all
went TO de bottom 90 de sea-" stop
dere!" exclaimed q nearer. ii want To a..
question. Eve read Geography aud
Egypt's hot country. It's under de 'rro-
pics. lis near de 'QuAtor. and deere Amt no
lee deIc- How could dey go over on desice.
an deere no ice dere?- To which the
preacher responded I'm glad you asked
that Question. Now | can 'splain. That
comes OF reading Geography instead OF de
Bible. My brudring. when de chillen Of
Israel 90 over dc Red Sea, dat was a great
great While ago; before deere Was any Cog
raphy. before deere WAS any Tropics, before
dere Was any 'puaior OATS de reason
deere was ice. my 0rndring"
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Hancock
A Council was convened at Hancock,
March 2lst, at the call OF the lst Baptist
Church OF Hancock, to consider the pro-
priety OF ordainIng y. d. Curtis to the
work Of the Gospel Ministry.
Rev. I. b. Batchelder was chosen Mod
etator. and Rev. C. T.. Harden. Clerk.
After listening to the relation by Bro.
Curtis OF his Christian experience, call to
Council unanimously voted to proceed TO
ordination. The exercises were a. fol-
lows:
Internationally Rev. c. +. Harden.
Reading OF Scripture aud Prayer-by
Rev Herbert Tlden OF Lamoine.
Sermon-by Rev. T. F. White OF Els
worth.
ord4iniug Prayer-by Rev. II. Y. Wat
son of Hancock.
Charge to the Candidate-by Rev. +. b.
Bstchelder of Hancock.
Hand of fellowship-by Rev. {. +.
Harden.
Address to the Church-by Rev. Herbert
TiIden.
overwhelmingly TIE Ordained.
The relation OF Mr.. Curtis experience.
call to the Ministry. and Views OF doctrine,
were exceedingly clear aud interesting
The theme OF the sermon was well chosen
and forciblv presented, being from John
l6 81. The whole services were OF the
most interesting character. Mr.. Curtis
has been greatly blessed In his w6rk
among this people, and they are thorough
" united In him. May he long live TO car
~ forward the work he ha, 30 molly be-
gun. c. T.. HARDEN.
Cisrt Of Council.
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Mr.. ;. u. Babson of this town, has
COW 20 years old this spring that is fat and
smooth as need be. aud gives a good mess
OF milk. She eats her own raiions and
steals what she can from the younger cows.
Do not the farmers usually sell their cows
too youngy
MIR. Dow has lately canyassed the
town In behalf OF the Good Templars, aud
quite an interest Is being awakened upon
the subject OF temperance. AT No
Brooksyille" they have Reform Club; at
Brooksville the old lodge is reorganized
with Il. W. Walker for Deputy; at $50.
Brooksvlle" a lodge Of Good Templars
was organized the 18th inst, TO be called
Seaside" with the following principal
officers:-W. C. T.. 4. c. Ckatto; W. V.
r., Margie Chatto; Sec'y. Ira J. Cousins
Deputy, Robert W. Condor. Mr.. Chatto
has fitted up a hall over his store. and they
star, with good prospect of success. AT
Cape Roster about seventy persons listened
TO lecture last Tuesday night, by Mr..
Dow. A lodge Of Good Templars will be
organized here soon. They have the best
schoolhouse in town but no hall. Two
families here are the sixth generation,
who have occupied the old homestead, a
circumstance that cannot be beaten IN the
State We think.
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Waltham.
AT the annual town meeting of the in
habitauts Of the town of walthsm. holden
on the 25th inst, the following officers
were elected:
Moderqtor-Warren Turner.
TolrR Cierk-Calvin kingman.
Sslcctnen. assessors & Orerseers Of Poor
Calvin kingman, Eli Colby, George Jel-
lison.
Trtsurer-Wiilian Mercer.
AgeRt-Cslvin King man.
Co.stabies-Eii Colby, Warren Turner.
supervisor Of SchOois-John A. Glow.
CoHector-Geo. w. Cook.
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The will of the late Paul r. Uazle,ir

The will Of the late Paul K. Hazletine,
OF Belfast, Me-. after liberal provision for
a large circle of relatives. bequesths sl0,-
900 TO the Unitarian Society OF Belfast.
aud $1,000 TO the Unitarian society of his
native town, Warwick. Mass; half the
income annually forever to support Cnita-
rian preaching, aud the other half for de-
serving poor; $1,000 10 each of the other
religious societies In Belfast; 500, 900 to
Belfast for public library; 5000 each to
the Maine Usitarian Conference and the
American Unitarian Association. and $1,000
TO the Home Tor Little Wanderers. Sailors
Snug Harbor, Home for Aged Men and
Home for Aged Women. The estate is
supposed to exceed quarter OF a million.
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Rrunktin.
AT the annual town meeting held Mon
day the 18th. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Molerdtor-O. Calvin Donneii.
To,cn Clerk-O. ). Donnell.
Seiectmen, assessors. d Orerseers Of Poor
Joseph ii. West. Josiah G. Bunker. ..
Calvin Donneli.
7redssrer-Joseph II. West.
Coiiscfor-Wm. N. West.
Audifor-J. Z. Gordon.
TorH Agent-Jas. NJ. Blaisdell.
Constdbles-Wm. y. West, Charles L.
Bunker.
Pound Keeper-John Z. French,
Seaier Of Weights & Medsmes-Alfred
Ferpald.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-28

. scene In Chelsea, Mass. also the fact
that In St. John, N. b., a desirable lot Of
land could not be bought for the victoria
hotel snleAs . pledge SHOULD be given that
no ardent be kept on the premises.
Messrs. Heath, Davidson, Rance, Dresser
and Lanpher, gave hearty cheer in the
temperance cause.
CLASS OF 20. Z. NJ. C. S.-The gradual.
Ing clss Of 1879, Of the East Maine Con-
terence Seminary, met Friday, the 18th
inst. and elected the following officers -
President, J. W. Walker, Brooksville;
Vice-P President. Miss Lucy II. Tspley. West
Brooksville; Recording Secretary. II. F..
Snow, Bucksport; Corresponding Sec'y.,
Miss Fannie Parker. Bucksport; Orator,
l.. W. Peters. Bluehiu; Historian. F. b.
Elliott. Dexter; Poe. +. A. Emerson.
Neazie; Prophet. Miss Lottie W. Fulsom.
Backsport; Executive Committee. J. T..
Twell. Plsntstion No. IA; Miss Laura L.
Briggs, Hudson; Miss Kate Baily. Buck
sport; Financial Committee. Miss Alice l..
Gray. Bucksport; Miss Cora A. Davidson.
Bucksport; Alumni Committee, Miss Cora
A. Pinkham, Lincoln; Miss Matte l.. Col
by, Bucksport; Miss Hattie b. Parker.
Buckspor. The class Dsmbers nineteen.
aud it Is an honor TO the institution, and
in the school may well be proud.of.