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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-08
Evening Glasses at the St. Paul Business
College. -.,. -.....--

Commencing at o'clock at the St. Paul
Business college, corner Third and Jackson.
Remember this college has the confidence of
the business community, and shows a complete
record by endorsements from the most numer-
GUS and highest sources. Has received fifteen
highest prizes for superiority in everything
that is valuable to business college. Youno
men should enter now and get the full beneft
of the evening course, Charges moderate in
comparison to advantages and benefits re-
ceived .-s.* - -:
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STATIONERY,

OTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
y sey-District Court, Second judicial District.
Margaret Balme, plaintiff, vs.. VIM II. Edgecomb
and Mary Edgecomb, defendants,
SUMMONS:
The State of Minnesota, to the above named de-
PENDANTS:
You and each Of you are hereby summoned and
required to answer the complaint Of the plaintiff
IN the above entitled action, said complaint having
been fled In the Office of the Clerk OF
the above named Court and district,
and serve copy Of your answer to said con.
plant on the subscriber, at his Office In the City
OF Saint Paul, in said county Of Ramsey, within
twenty days after the service Of this summons upon
you, exclusive of The day Of such service, and if
you fail to answer said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to
this court for Judgment against you for the sum of
fortysix l5100 dollars and interest from March q,
1873, together with the costs and disbursement
herein.
Dated Oct. Stl, A. d. 1879.
e. A. HENDRICKSOS,
Plaintiffs Attorney, st. Paul, Minr
oct 11-7W-sat
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is safe and pleasant
invigorant for delicate females:
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OTRANGKR-Ifyou want any good farming land
y write to or inquire Of LEONARD B. hodges
st. Paul MINI. 8l.dAV
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n 0nn ACRES choice farm lands, early seleo-
(,UVV lions, convenient to railroad stations,
prime wheat lands or natural meadows, rs you may
prefer, In tracts Of 100 to $40 scres Chip
pews, Pope and Stevens countless for sale BY
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BOARDING.

DOARD-Handsomely-f furnished rooms and first
I'D class board for gentlemen at 2l9 East Sixth
street. 298-3O4
pOARDERs WANTED by the day or week at 70
ID Jackson street. 2g5-3O1
OINGLE gentlemen can find first class board and
y elegantly furnished rooms, at 81 80 per week.
with baths rooms, hot and cold water by applying at
this Office. 1884,
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DEAL ESTATE BARGAINS Cheapest in St.
II Paul.
Lot 3, block s, Rice l. Irvine very cheap.
Nineteen acres-Ten acres cultivated. North y
SW. 4 sW SEQ. II, T. %, r. u; three miles from
bridge; dwelling, barn and well One-hsh acre cur
rants, seventydve apple trees strawberry beds, etc.
etc. $1,000 cash. Cheapest property in the market
Apply to OSCAR sTEPHENsON, 80 Wabashaw
street. ITO.
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FOB SALE.

uOTEL FOR sALE-One Of the best paying
IL hotels in this State, well advertised and very
popular. Lease, furniture, and good WILL for sale At
bargain. Address box sec. p. O., st. Paul 1861
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WANTED.

WANTED-Work, by . competent lady in dress
w cutting, fitting and draping; also teaches 8,
T. Taylor's system Of cutting. Will go to resi-
dences. Apply at No. 70 jackson st. 297-SO3
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Hoffman characterized as shiftless and law. A
fight ensued, during which the complainant
was numerically beaten. Hoffman was fined
800 and costs, upon the payment of which he
was discharged.
Mr.. James J. Hill, the general manager of
the St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad.
although connected with the road for only a
short time, has demonstrated his ability to
marage it's affairs very satisfactorily to the
people. His enterprise is seen in his many
improvements, and under his wise and liberal
manag sment his road has already become very
important factor in our railway system. As
long as he controls it the public will have no
just cause of complaint and the stockholders
will find that they have the right man in the
right place.
The halfway house on the St. Paul and Min
saturnalia of sin and revelry. It was the &C.
casionef an abject ball masque given by the
demi monde, and the denizens of this half
human and half-faun order of society were out
in full and bedizened splendor. The ball was
given by the madame of a notorious bagnio to
signalize her birthday. High carnival was held
until morning, when the road leading to St.
Paul was crowded with hack loads of the demi
monde and city ''respectables" returning from
the orgie. A more disgraceful affair never oc-
Cured in this vicinity.
The public installation of the officers of Lin
coin Grove No. II, q. O. A. D.. took place in
the hall, on Jackson street. The ceremonies
were conducted by N. G.. Edward H. Milham,
D. G. ]. P. Leitner and G. M. Charles Weber.
and the following officers were installed: G. B.
sautler N. A., Frederick W. Drewry, V. A.,
s. Y. Hanft, secretary, and D. W. Vanderhoff.
treasurer. Those present were then entertained
with an grafton on ''Druidism'' by DR.. J. N.
Cohen, followed by a programme of instru-
mental and vocal music, declarations and
readings. The hall was we'll filed with men,
bers and friends of the order, large number
of ladies being among those present.
Cooks saloon, under the Warren House, COR
ner of Fourth and Jackson streets, was the
scene Of fragrant outrage yesterday, accord
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paper In his poke. which proved to be the

paper in his pocket which proved to be the
Republican vote, leaving the awful convic-
ton on his mind that he had thrown .
Democratic vote. He has firmly decided
to examine his ballot before casting IL IN
future.
The death Of Hugh Campbell In Con-
cord, Mass. is a peculiarly distressing
event He was the son OF Mr.. Hugh
Campbell OF this city. He lcft here about
seven weeks ago to visit some friends in
Massachusetts,, and shortly after arriving
there was taken sick. His illness WAS not
considered dangerous until within few
days Saturday morning Mr.. Campbell
received a dispatch calling him there At
once as his son was not expected to live.
He arrived there about three hours before
his son died, and returned here with the
body Wednesday morning. The deceased
was Q young man Of unusual promise. and
his death is a terrible blow to the family
who have the sympathy Of large circle
of friends.
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An Extra Session of Congress TO be
Called.
WASHINGTON, d. C. March

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March t.
The President and Cabinet while at the
Capitol this morBing agreed upon the 18th
Of This month as the date for the CON-
Inenoement OF the extra session for the
converting Of which proclamation will be
forthwith issued.
The total number of bills and joint reso.
lutions Introduced in the House. was 6s26.
In the Senate 1896.
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AT the invitation of Barney B. Havey,
Jas. c. Chicott and VIM. z. Joy OF Ellis
worth, held temperance meeting at the
above place last Saturday evening. Re-
marks were also made by John U. Hill.
Asa ID. White, Miss Jessie Connors and
Miss Susan Adams.
The school house was filled with people
At an early hour. The meeting was called
to order by Geo. W. Pettisgill, who intro
duced VIM. p. Joy as presiding officer.
The exercises began a. usual with singing
the Gospel Hymns in which all psrtici-
pated. The singing was good aud the re-
marks were good throughout. Everybody
who spoke had something to say and said
1t plainly. earnestly and we'll. / thought
when Mr.. Chilcott was speaking that his
was the best speech had ever heard, bot
when Messrs. Hill and White came on. !
began TO change my mind . little, and
finally when the ladies took their turn,
lost my bearings altogether. The audi
ence appeared TO enjoy the meeting very
much and during the services about one.
half Of them went forward and signed the
pledge, Mr.. PettingiIl and Mr.. Hsvey being
among the number.
All the speakers and many Of the listen.
ers attended the sunday Temperance
meeting 1t Sullivan the next evening. A
large number Of speakers were present and
the exercises from nrst to Last were vesy
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City aud County.
Religious Services In this City. each Sunday.

CoxGREGATIoNAL.-Pr at 10 80 A
NJ and z. NJ. sabbath School In tine after
noon, at - O'Clock, NJ.
BAPTIST. at 9 and r. N. Sab
bath School at i. n.
UxITARrAN.-SundsyS School at O'Clock 7.
NJ Church service st O'Clock and : o'clock
Z. NJ.
CATHnLIc.-Preacbing at 10 IL O'Clock A..
NJ sabbath School at L. NJ.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at 2 and z. M
Sabbath School at 7. VI.
SPfRITvALisT.-Meetings held every sum
day st O'Clock. z. NJ. In Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coombs' Block
UNION TEMPERANCE AEKTrNG-every sun
dsy ST 6 IA P. NJ. at Temperance Hall.
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" ess Tressos.

West Trenton.
The Tin Wedding OF Mr. and Mrs. l..
). Hopkins was celebrated Feb. 18th. and
was attended BY about ffty persons bring
ing presents OF every variety fitting the &C.
casipn. The evening entertainment con-
sisted OF singing ana a speech by X. h.
Thompson. Esq, followed By grand ser
enade from the ladies, alter which refresh
ments were passed round. A song ard
chorus closed the entertainment and the
company separated With the earnestly ex-
pressed hope that all might meet again.
~ H. A.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Buy your clothing within the next Gu
DAYS at cast. at the Boston Clothing Store.
The Universal Pile Pills. are sold in
Ellsworth by s. ID. Wiggin.
DIR. Z. R. Jackson's Catsrrh Snuff and
rroehe powder is highly recommended
for Catarrh. Colds in the head. Headache
sore threat. &c. See Advertisement.
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AUGUSTA. March 4.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The Senate met at 10: 80 O'Clock. The
acts enacted aud resolves finally passed in
the House, last evening, received concur
rent action 10 the Senate. The payroll OF
the Senate was vetoed on the same grounds
as the House. and the Senate sustained the
veto by vote OF 10 to /.
HOUSE.
Ia the House an order was offered by
Mr.. Guptill, requiring the proper officers
10 send for absent members who had not
been excused. The order was tsbled.
In the afternoon. the MESA age with the
objections OF the Governor to the payroll
was received. and on the quest ton whether
the House would pass the resolve notwiih-
standing the objection OF the Governor,
the vote stood. yeas 10. nays s3, and so
the resolve failed, snd the veto Of the Gov
ernor sustained. The Governor states that
the constitution OF the Stste. Art. 4. Sec.
:, provides that members shall receive
such compensation a. shall not be increas-
ed during tlse existence OF the Legislature
which enacted ii. Chap. lis. Sec. G, X. :,
provides that members shall be paid two
dollars for every ten miles travel from the
place of abode.
The payroll under consideration exhib-
its the fact that against the name Of every
member his mileage IS reckoned at four
dollars each way. This Is nanifestly 4
violation of the letter and spirit Of the con-
siitution, and usage. not only of the franz
ers OF the constitution, but of all subse-
quent legislatures for period of more
than fry years.
Mr.. Pickard of Bangor. WAS excused
from further attendance on account OF
sickness.
In the evening, both branches passed s
resolve that the Treasurer o: the State
withhold from each member OF the Legis-
lsiure one half the mileage IS made I'D IN
the pay-rolls OF the House and Senate, sub
ject to the decision Of the Sup. Jud. Court.
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d I E D

Obituary aoetees, beyond tie Date, Name and
Ago, Msst be paid for.
Elsworth-Feb. 18th, Mrs.. Mary J. Holmes,
eyed = year,, 6 months.
Co.cord. 1aas.,-Narch ID, Hugh Campbell
Of Ellsworth, aged = year,, months.
surry-AAr. q, Anthony c. 4ynck, aged
n Year,, months.
Treuton-Feh. 18Th, Sarah A. wife Of
stephen h. Whitaker, end dsughter Of Sch ",
and Lucy Whltmore, aged n IN. Q months.
Tremont-Feb 3oth, Birdsen Wallace, seed
years.
Cranberry Isles-Feb. Oh, Smith C. spur,
ling, agsd n Year,.
Hneoan-rss. loth, Lsnors Z. Hurd, aged
10 ysan md 10 noaths.
Drsdlord-Esh. I'd, Nrs. Martha Coegins,
VIE q Geo, 3. LcRg, and daughter II he laaa
agsd u ysars,
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Maine News.

Hop Bitters. which are advertised in our
columns, are 4 sure cure for sgue, bilousness
and kidney complaints. Those who use them
say they cannot be too highly recommended
Those afflicted should give them & fair triAl.
aud will become thereby enthusiastic In the
praise Of their curative qualities.-P Portland
Al
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DO You mean Ia call me a liar"
asks ferocious old gentleman. well.
no, not exactly temporizes his Young
friend; "but, If saw you in the comp
any Of Ananias and Sapphira. should
say you were in the bosom OF your
family"
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View As,erss.e.e.s. TIT. week

Foreclosure-Abby +. Morgan.
Notice-Wm. T.. Preble.
foani-A. II. Buxzeil d Son.
sheriff. Ssle-Benj. T. Atherton.
lnsur4nee-eeo. ". fske-
Probate >otices-C. r. Dorr-
Notise-Geo. .. Grindle-
Oak HALT. 4. EyAns.
Autaors' Carnival-Unitsrian Society.
City kiection-Wm. y. Nc DonAld.
Flower Seeds-F. II. Moses.
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ssrr,.
AT our annual town meeting held Mon
day, March ;, 1879. the following officers
were elected. and the following sums OF
money raised
Moderator and Town Agent--Wlllard
Treworgy.
Town Clerk-H. J. Milllken.
Selecimen. Assessors, and overseers OF
the Poor-Nahum HInckley, ii. Ii. e.
bridge, W. ;. Greene.
Treasurer-E. A EldrIdge
rnilsrrar- BENJAMIN Flood.
Supervisor OF Schools-w. ). Greene
Auditor-O. L. Carter.
For payment OF town debt. $3.50 90
For support Of Schools. ss4 90
For support Of Poor, $50 %
For support OF Insane Poor, 1872 90
For Contingent Expenses. 40 %
For Interest on School Fund, 95 62
For Highways to be paid In
labor. 1900 90
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Condensed Dispatches.

The Senate confirmed john Berry as
Postmaster of Gardiner. Jas. Atkins. Jr..
OF Hallowell, and Jason Hall, OF Mschlas
Falls, Monday.
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D09esste PSpss.
BosroS-Ar Feb %. Br is Golconda, ord. Glen
fuegos. Feb Z. vas IL days north OF HaiterAs
Ar March sch Eastern Queen. Dunbar. East
port
Ar 3, sch II Butler, Kelley, Eastport.
PoRTLAND-Ar IS. sch A T HAYNES Lunt
fremont and cid Is for Calais.
CID -, sch Josephine, Bunker, fremont.
NEWCASTLE DEL.-ln harbor u, sch G W Col
Inns.
BALrIMoRE-Ar D. sch wyman, Urann,
Jack sonville.
NFw YoRK-sld Frank 4 Magee, tor Whining.
ton
ArI. scbs samuel Lewis. Alley. New Bedford
Mary Augusta, Holt. Fall River
NgvPoRr-Ar3 ,. sch Clio Chile ett, Fullerton,
Eiizabethpor for Somerset and sid.
NE~ BEDFORD-sld Feb -, sch Samuel Lewis
Alley New Yort.
FALL RIvER-sid sch Mary Augusta. Holt, New
York.
Cid y. sch Mary Augusta, Holt. New York
Ar - sch sunbeam. sannders, Portland.
JAcksOsv1LLk-Cld IS sch Nellie Grant, Jor
dan. New York.
Ar 81. sch Storm Petrol Herrick. st Thomas.
PESsAcoLA-Cld %. sen Vineyard, Rosebrook,
Cardenas.
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II. Is. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
To the Hos. PARKER TUCK. Judge Of Probate

To the Hos. PARKER TUCK. Judge Of Probate
for Hancock County.
THE uudersignsd E1ecutrix OF the estate of
Alvin ID. Harden late Of Trenton In said
County. dacea sed, respectfully represents that the
goods and chatiels rights and credits Of said de-
ceased are not sufficient to pay his Just debts
hundred and twenty-five dollar; and that the
residue would be greatly deprecated by sale Of
any portion, wherefore your petitioner prays
yonr Honor to grant her license to sell, at pub
lie or private sale, and convey the Real Estate OF
said deceased to Wit: The Home stead, situated
land OF Benz. kittridge, on the east by Jordan's
River. south by land of Rory Mckannan, on the
west ~ the head line OF settlers lots. Containing
twenty-five acres more less Of the real estate OF
the deceased, lincluding the reversion of the
widows dover therein to satisfy said debts and
charges of administration
Mrs. AMELIA HARDEN
ExecutriN.
February. 5th. 1873.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK, ss.-Court of Probate,
Feb. Term A. ID. 1879.
Upon the foregoing Petition. ORDERED That
said petitioner give public notice to all persons
Interested, by causing copy of the petition, and
this order thereon to be published three weeks
succe ssiyely in the Ellsworth American "A news
paper published in Ellsworth, in said Count,
said County, to be held at Ellsworth, on the End
Wednesday OF April next, at ten of the clock IN
the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have
why the prayer of said petitioner should not
be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest: CHAs. 2. DoRR. Register 3wlos
true copy Attest CHAs. p. DoaR, Register.
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M A r RI E ID .

Asriaville-Feb. sth, BY Charles Carr, Esq,
Mr.. Alfred T. Kelliher and Miss Alice r, Nor,
rison, all Of Nariaville.
Oriand-Feb. 9Th, BY J. A. Buck, Esq,
NJ. James A. Saunders and Miss Charlotte B.
HutchtngB, both Of Orland.
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Do you want to save your childrens II you
do. go to 6. A. Parcher and get box Of Fes
senden's Worm Expeller. 1t lie the surest,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for Is ceBfs, or sent
BY mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fessenaen 4 Co., Rockland,
Maine.
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he Weather.
WAR lbKPARrNES

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Of tho hiaf Signal ass~~-
AsHIsGToS, ID. C., March 5.-lA
Indications
For New England and Middle States
partly cloudy weather and light rain; near
the coast rising barometer. northerly to
westerly winds and slight fall 10 temper
ature
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Cranberry Isl~s.
School In Distric, No. 2, term 10 weeks
taught by Mr. Fred X. Chapman, was
closed l<ih inst
ALI Martz' Variety SHOW" was exhib-
tied recently In Sshoolhouse No. |, to the
satisfaction Of the audience. II IL pro.
nounced a very good one OF its kind.
Capt. Samuel y. Bulger OF sch. Ella
Frances, had one OF his eyes very severely
hurt sometime since while chopplns wood.
By knot flying up and hitting II, II ia
not yet known whether the sight can be
preserved.
The measles are making a clean sweep.
There have been, we believe. over hun
dred cases a. Gres, Cranberry Isles. None
as yet, fatal, but some severe
We have "all Sorts Of weather. some
remarkably hne. Winter and Spring alter
nate
We are happy to chronicle the fact
tina. there is something OF Temperance
Reform" At Cranberry Isles in the way OF
abstinence from the use OF the FILTHY
Weed" Tobacco Some young men. also
certain veteran smokers and chewers who
have used tobacco something less perhap,
than half century, have resolved to no
longer make themselves walk ing nulsances
In that line, for which good resolve and
its successful execution those long ad-
dicted TO the vice deserve especial credit
HANCOCK
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-"Is . lawyer jastiAed In defending
Q bad csuseT We cannot understand-
ingly answer this until We know the
amount Of his fee.
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GREETING.
~ WE COMMAND YoU TO attach the good
}r Tor estate OF Edward ) Raad Junior Tor
merly OF Ocdhsm Norfolk County Com
~ 'monwealth Of Mass. but now com mo
rant without the United States of America In
places unknown, TO the value of hve hundret!
dollars and summon the said Defendant ar he
may be found 10 your precinct to appear before
our Justices OF the supreme Judicial Court ne NJ
70 be holden in Ellsworth, within AND Tor our
county OF Hancock, on the second Tuesday OF
April next then and there In our said Court TO
answer unto Edward 5. Rand OF Boston Suffolk
County Commonwealth OF Mass aehusctts In a
Plea OF the Case FOR that the said Defendant at sad
Boston. TO wit. said Ellsworth on the lJl,lay OF
February A. d. 1876 by his promissory note oil
that date. by him subscribed. FOR value received,
promised the Plaintid to pay him or his order The
sum Of two hundred and any dollars, demand
alter that date. Yet though often requested. the
said Dcfendant has not paid said sum but neg
lects to do, TO the damage OF said PiaiutIH a.
he SAYS the sum OF i've hundred d-llars, which
shall then and there be made TO appear with other
due damages. And have you there this W nit
with your dOings therein.
Witness, John A. Peters, Jus tce Of said Court
At Ellsworth this nineteenth day OF February In
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy nine.
IL. b. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
Ia vacation, February "a 1873.
ORDERED, THAT the writ be served on the de
fendant by a publication, In The Ellsworth Aneii
can a newspaper published In said Ellsworth OIL
sivs weeks the last publication to be at least
fourteen days before the second Tuesday Of A prll
next that the said defendant may appear AID
answer 10 the action If he secs lt. See eh. -
LAYS Of 1875.
JOHN A. PETERS,
Justice 5. J. Court.
true copy ofthe writ and order thereon.
Attest:-H. Is. SAUNDERS. CLERK. 3w9
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On Tuesday last the school house In
this place caught fire on the roof, and for
short time made rapid hesdwsy and
would probably have burned to the ground
had 1t not been for the peIsevering and
untirng efforts OF the scholars and neigh
bors. The damage is estimated at ffty
dollars. The school then In session was
closed Tor the winter very unceremonious-
y. The school was laugh. by Edgar l..
Lord Of Surry.
The young ladies and gentlemen OF
the East Lsmoine Sewing Circle intend
giving an Exhibition Saturday Evening.
March sth. The Circle are at work TO
procure funds TO repair the Church. The
lumber for a steeple is on the spot, and
will soon be used by Mr.. Asa Hodgkins,
whom We believe to be one Of the best
house carpenters Of the day.
The Sch. Eiderado. Capt. G. B. Hodg-
kins, has just arrived from Boston, on her
way to Machas. 5. l..
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st Thomas, sid II, sch Storm Petrol. Herrick
southern part OF the United States.
Carbaren-Cld II, sch 4 II King Bunker, New
York :
Ar At st Johns e. sch Carrie II Richardson
Richardson. Boston via Aayagnex.
Ar At Marseilles. Feby II Barque Julia. Higgins
New York.
AZ q Kingston, ia. Feb II, sch John somes,
Wan, from New York