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ApEPSI

Which no doubG is the greatest scientific prep
RFatiun ] et discovered tyr we cure Of d, rpsp.
VA ~ III It's ilrns. qua reiera to tnOusMuds Oi
ladies and gentle men Of the hig heat Ie.pecta-
biIity That have been cured Vi cases pronounced
tncuraoie by the best physicixns IN .he casun.
Try. Tue UllOW1n. Iefereucea should be suffi.
cient to convince the most sceptical:-
Mr.. Albeit Howard, OF The Howard Watch
q, Krouberg. l3 Noyes Pace, Hosteni pr. sam.
W. .dkiAs; y ts4x l9A, New YORK city /:
Nr Il: A. Clark. ArM ClA,k Hrsx. 4 Co.. PhIia.
0e'phta. Pa. case at twenty years ktauutng /:
Matthew Robinson. 103 Norm 2lst sure. l. Pnii.
ad.iphia. case o. dyspeptic vertigo; Viii Am
Gallagher. Record office, PniIadeiphia; Frank
g. SIDink. business mai,sgrr Ke1ailng Iron
WORKS Reading. Pa; Muses. rhOmp psOn, Thur.
low. Pa. q W. =. X. X. Mtss Kate s. Vii.
lard, SeniinOie. :. G Capt. Geo. NJ. " ey mouth,
savan' ali "a Clarence C0nnerHt, savan-
HRh. da They iH'ntsh the hest at references
tFain every St,le in tns Union when required.
Write The M nj 2i4 Lev -nt street, Phiiadeiphia
tss For sale b., BERKELEY. ALLEN 4 CO.,
urugsists. Stauhton. juiyll 82-lys
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They are compounded rem Hops. Malt. Blu
chu, Mandrake. xhd nandeiion. the oldest,
best, and most valu u.ble medicines In the world
and con tain all the best and mort Gu atIS q
propeiries OF all other rep.die being tie
gr. atest blood Purifier, Liver kexu ,atur. and
Lie and Health Restoring Agent On earth =
No disease or III healI h Can p,,s-iblY long exist
where these Bittersar+ used, 10 varied auu pei.
ect are their operations.
They give new ,if- aud vieOr tn the aged and
infirm. To all whose eniplO. nent> cnus+ Irr-g
al ri.y Ot IN. b. .eis ~ urrnar! rganr, or v no
require an App-iizer rOni.;. and uiid ssLimu-
liant. Hop ri. iers are lava uADl :. bling hist ~
curative tonic and stimulating witnAlL In
tOxicattnR.
No uis u er what your feelings or sym: toms
are what the disease - aiin's mt L.. use Hop
Buffers. Ih,n't ~ai, until YOU Hr- sick, nut II
you only feel bad oI mise rable, us@ bop tsitserr
NJ ONCE. It. may save your ii'e huildle eds
have been saved by 20 doing. 500 will br paid
for q Case they Will not cure or beip.
DSs not suffer or let your friends suffer. but
use and rye them tO use Hop Bitters.
Remember, H"p Bit r. Is ~, vile, dru gel.
drunken nOsirum, hut the Purs.t and est
Medicine ever made: 'he 'Invxsid's Friend
and Hope and no pr, sOn or family should be
without them. Try the Biiterr t'- day.
a.t5 I,
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POE ETRY.


"AG80Y CA 8lST 0A0."
Ring. ring. fing. 70 merry bells,
Ring your Christmas story,
"Peace on earth. good will to men,"
Give to Christ all q ~.
Ring. ring out from steeples high,
tend your message to the sky.
Ring. ring. ring, - Chr .stmas bells,
Ring kindly greeting
To al mankind, for on this day
Warm hearts and hsnda are meeting.
"Peace ON earth. good will Inward men,"
Ring 1t once, and once again!
Happy be the Christmas songs
Which ou- hearts are SINGING,
Keeping time to merry bells
From tower amt steepis ringing
"Merry t'hristmaa!' through the lind.
Love and peace 20 hand in hand
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-19
'T.UTT',S
A Word to our Readers.

nv HEN you read OF q medicine that will
w cure all otseases, beware OF 1t. TOR .very
scientific phy sician Oh earLn kn W. how ~ ~
ctnus such siatemertsare. But v hen Uu read
~ mtdtctne conpOpAd-d b, = Regular pm, si-
qtan and surx sun Of high simnding that claims
70 cure only certain disease, and furnishes
nigh Pr'nf that 1t does this, sOu cx SAFELY Try
~ anI with the assurai ce that IT Will cure you.
DIR. v. K. SrJNE Ia.e physi..lnn and SURGEON
Of the U. q A.. has paced before the public =
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-19
G0NQU|lER0R ]
OF ALL KIDNEY DISEASES,

"a
Il had rufftrsd twenty years with severe dis.
edy two days ] was relieved, HI d am now
well." JOSHUA TUrHIiL l..
my physicians thnuxhttha was psrmiy zed
on one side was terribly Athlete ed " iih rhpu
mAtism from 669 tU 1870 ! VIII ru's d BY Hunts
Rsmedy." STEPHEN g. MASON
"My doctor pronounced my care Bright 4
Disease, and told ME tn y could i've only for.
ty .eight huuts. I then took Hunts Remedy
and WAS speedily Gu ed "
"Having suffered twenty yea y with idney
dtSease. M'd employ Ell various phy sicta ~
without being reviewed. ! wa Gu, ID by Hunt'a
Remedy" Sullivan FE>NEk
II hsve been greatly ben+fitt-d by the US. Ol
Hunts Remed, Fnr fiise~sts M The kidneys
and urinary organs there IN no, hing snl,erinr.' u
A. ID. IVkEK@ON.
II can testity to the virl ur Of Hunts Remedy
In kiOney Diseases frssin actual trial, having
been much benefited thereby"
t REV. r. q TAYLOR.
"T was unable to arise from b. Il trOiD an 1T
tscs Of Idney dier ~. The ductnr. @ .uid tps
relieve me. w~a finally completely Gu, ed b. u.s.
lug Hunts Remedy" FRANK nr KSsIN.
''Ih8vr eutf.-I4d extremely with kidney dta
ease; after using Huni's Remedy lwO days
WAS enabled to resunle busine>s."
t,EO. F. CLARK
Il sold in two years (3S % thirty three thou
san.i ons tiuudred and twenty hOi ties 4 Hum .
Remedy: II is a vaiusbl. m dic,, 2 for kidney
diseases =" w B RI.AN I'M.
sDne Trsas will ~"ns i"c~ you. F.a ale
nv al Druggists Sant for Pamphlet to
HUNT> REMtnY (vS I. PRIV III. ms-. X l.
j>4'82ly Prseeh. - censs n~d 81 25.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-19

clipping lan ue. and ..e,;a. tqasI IUtnSt s, u
that 1t IL pssitivei. the lightest in dsaught.
strongest fn material. hest in turning snd up
hill and on .!ccossnt Of its point being sn three
Pio,v on ne n,arket v have had and are stia
having. snd Increasingly large sale OF this
Pl0w. Yen nniy need lotry them 70 appreciate
hem XRente wanted NJ VII points West on q.
& g. r. X. 10 sell them. In addition to the
/ Roland, ~ have fui, supply of Reversible Hiip
fo'nss apd tbsres for LiviDEston. and Lyle
Piows Try them, the1 are saving II money.
0taide AgftcuItnrsl IppleWef.ts Of all kinds
ws Mrs selling several brands Of
Fertilizer and Bone.
st prices ranging from o2S =, 43S per ton.
Gail and xee M, aud flnd II 10 your advantage
10 pxtrontxv NJ. Respectfully, ~aF
HENKLE 4 BROWN.
next door tO Baker Bros
aprle 's2-ly Opposite c. 4 q. Depot
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DEFAIW Of R0OGS ANN MlfOEA.-.
II FOR the hEP t4H'6F RDufa and ~H IN.
60 70 the shn1"t The undtr-ien near the Mar.
eet + Hnusr. ne w"uld especially request the In.
dies " give his work q trial. and he gunrani ieea
10 give satisfac'iYn. He Dies ih- HEST w0rk.
septlp 6u W, N, MAcHENY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-19

Having had = iife-i long experience W thts
business. we know what carriage work ts and
now Il IL made. and We are satisfied cau
snv other shop in this city or IN the Valley
We aak you u call AMI examine ANA We Wasl
mske Il 70 your interest 20 buy of ~.
e. We will nlao ma anufArtufe any vehicle "
,,,d.r or .he best mnteriais ~ IN the most
wors ma mix. manner. at LOW EST PR'CES
aCLINEDlN>T q BODELL,
- NEAR VIKoINIA HOTEL.
dacH.tf Staunto0. Va. Z
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-19

&cC A WI EEK. sl9S day =, n me easily
- made. Costly Outats tree Address,
apN-1y TAuE Co.. Augusta, Maine.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-19
CARRIAGE FACTORIES
TO THE. PUBLIC!

E Parties Wishing to buy BUGGIEs. CAR
RiAGES. &C. &c. both homemade aud West
efn work. can do 20 of us on and .fter the l0s b
OF January, 1882. Wehave made arrangements
with one OF the largest and best Cincinnati
manulacturiug establishments, by which We
viii eeD on hand y large assortment fthe very
bt,st ~ Cincinnati work. We have just return
ed nom cincinnati where we thoroughly ex-
amin ad all the material. of which the vehicles
nre mads. aud We took special care to select
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-19
AGRICULTURAL lMPLEMENTS.
no 1nD FARMERS
-OF-1i+gs.s
AUGUSTA And StRlOC kDiAG dtl kfltSl
After varied experience and close ob.ervs
lt.sn tor tour years we nov offer GU the just =
celebrated MeSH ERkY FO0CE fEEN
GRAIN AND FERTILIZER DRILL,
49, Lon. ID I'D ORDER.

W 9 have
made nnrbus
in's. = study,
tru ha. e ha0
hia Drill inn
rived Il, suit
sur Y ery
want. 4 claiH
" 1t, nut only
- do all that.
tny 9th ei
orill' viii do.
'ut 10 40 1t
ith les Z
srauxht' and
tss weight 10
ne hOrseH'
neck than ny
made. DsnDt
fail To exam
M H. and ret
.ur prices 6~.
ore buying
leW ere. We
ueaisOsgents
"rr the tuper'.
~ RAo n y
hiilUd sPl, u
with reveral-
b e slip ."'int
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-19
DRUas AND MEDiCI>Es.
DARBYS Faaa
PROP II YLACTIC
FLUID.

A Household Article for Universal
Family Use.
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!" 4 \
Eradieates 1
MALARIA.

all Contagious Diseases. Persons waiting on
never been known to spread wtAse the Fluid was
used. Yellow Fever has been cured with it after
black vomlt had taken piace. The worst
cases of Qinhtheriz Weld 10 il
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-19

For acarlet ana
TypAaid Esvers,
Diphtker1s, SAIL
walton, liberated
'Sore Throat, Small
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-16

Committee on Accounts and Claims, Al
dermen Aiken aud Maddocks.
Committee on City Library. Aldermen
Maddocks and Gould.
City Librarian, Miss Addie X. True.
The election Of Assessors and Harbor
master was. on motion, laid over till next
week.
An order was passed fixing the first Mon
dav Of each month at 9 O'Clock 4. NJ. as
the time for holding the regular meetings Of
thn Rnnrl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-16

mar II
AT the annual town meeting holden on
Monday. March 6. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing wear:
Moderator, Gideon Mayo.
Clerk, 5. \. Rich.
Seectmen, Assessors and Overseers Of the
Poor, b. H. Higgins, B. S. Higgins, and
ID. W. Brewer.
Treasurer and Collector of Taxes, Eben
NJ. Hamor.
Supervisor of Schools, Aonzo Higgins.
Auditor Of town Accounts, James f.
Hamor
A large number Of the citizens were
in attendance at a temperance lecture. held
at the Union church. BY Rev, J. II. Mooers
on SUNDAY evening. March II. Very inter-
esting remarks were also made by Osmond
Emery, f. Pray, T. l. Lord, Aaron Bunker,
and Mrs. J. :. Salisbury. quite number OF
names were added To the list, Of sIguer> OF
the pledge. At a meeting held previous to
this there had been over l25 names received
to the pledge. We are glad to see a
movement on foot to put down the sale OF
intoxicating drinks, IN the village of Bar
Iarbor. God speed the cause.
The Steamer Lewiston arrived on Sat
urday between and ; F. NJ, being some
what later than usual. Among the li>f OF
arrivals, We noticed that Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. \ Rodick who. We understand, have been
visiting Washington. and many place, OF
interest IN the State Of Florida.
lit j. generally understood that the Ma
sonic Fraternity Of the town will petition
the Grand Lodge, at their next annual com
mann. .g,ri,p holden 81 NT,, 1850 r,r ~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-16
The Word ''Sozodont."

Which has already become 9 household
word. is derived from the Greek. and COM
posed Of two words. Sozo and OLon'e,
5000 translated means TO preserve. and
COLONIES" the ,eeih-.>OIODONT a
pre>eryer of the teeth. And It is true 10 1t,
name. It beau,.fie, and preserves the teeth.
hardeus and inyigorates the gums, and cor
reefs all impurities Of the breath. The oior
of this pure preparation Is 80 delightful that
it is a luxury TO apply it. l. is as harmless
as water. Sold by druggists and perfumers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-16

The late fall Of snow has been improved
to the utmost extent by the lumber-men.
The quarry business in this town is
booming. One of our most enterprlslng
Young men. George Springer, has opened a
fine panning quarry which he has been work
ing the past winter.
Miss Mary Springer's many friends will
be sorry to learn of her severe illness. A
turn for the better, Saturday, gives hopes
for her recovery.
March 10. ELMER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-16

Ot,taIrY notices, bsyoad The D.ite, Nfass anil +gs
must b.. ,id t,r 4f the rrfs Of ten cents n i,,,c-
Eil-w ,rth-Mar. Il. Mary lnftu' daughter
Of : H. aud Ahbj" /. Wls-in, aged j months.
Fa.;br.sok- II. pauic Z. W,uJw RIA,
aged II years aud months.
>rd-wi.k MAJ. :, Mr.. Jos \. llutching>.
aged - years and ) months.
East Sullyau-Mar. ., Mr.. Franci, ;. Mar
lin, aged y Years.
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Mt Desert.
ELMER.

AT our annual town meeting Monday,
March 6, the following officers were elected
Moderator, J. c. Hill.
Clerk. l.. III. SOmes.
Seiectmen and Assessors, J. Hamor, j..
c. Hill, j. S. Sargent.
Treasurer and Collector, ]. w. Somes.
Supervisor of schools, J. c. Hill.
The amount required by law was raised
for the support of schools.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-16

UAScoCK, ss:-COurt of PROBATE, kil-wor H.
February iern \. D., loa2
Accounts having been filed for ettiement in
FEEDERfC T. COLE, minor Of Brook-
Luther &, 7 ilbrook. GUAR.
OTIS HiTCH late NJ caNjae.
Nam X. Whiting,
OTIS LITTLE. late II Cosflae.
~aInl. J. Wal ac", Adm'r
JAMES LITTLEFIELD, late of PeHot-
seat
Nelson Liltleleld, Admir-
TOBIAS ROBERTS late II Eden.
var Roberts 1T |. Ears.
GEORGE ". SMALL, late II OrlaHd
10 epu l.. Buck, Admir-.
ANN ". JARVIS, late NJ SHrrg
Geo ". Hutchings, EXr.
ORDRRED,-Th That the sail acc. untants i've O.
tice al persons intereste 3, b., causing copy OF
this rider to be publishe three eks succe i've
Is In the Eli Orth merican thai hey NAV appear
al Probate Court, In be IA lien al Ellsworth on
the .econd Wodncsd Of April ext ten If
tn clock h" 10 enoot, $40 no causr, 4 any
the, have, why he same should OF be allowed
3w1t' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
At est CHAs. p DoRR, Register.
A true ply Attest :-CHAs. DoRR Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-16
A CARD.

ToaU who are suffering from the errors and indis-
cratinns Of youth. nervous weakness, cary decay
n, ~ ,,.p6oad. Sc, / viii send a recip- hat
viii cure YOU FREE Oh CHARGE TINS greai
remedy was diseoYe. ed by mis- Toner in >ouih
America. send self-addre>sed ellvesope T. me
pE1- JosFPH n IyMAN, Station y, -Nesc lori
city. "li"7fi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-16

DvRtNG THE Hot SUMNER MONTHS, W ne
a,t-, from eity canyenienres, the traveller should
s,aka some provision against sudden attasss OF
Wssrlssb,. Neuralgia, Chol "a Morbus. ramps,
- ~, r dis a>e-. TwiEcheii- hanapiin n
-, x.uraI.fe Anodyne when taNen ae-
cooling u the directions ON each bottle VIII re-
Itave fhe distress and remove the cause OF any ol
ies. .s,,,,,l,.s n Il and be convinced. 1y5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-16
Business Notices.
On Thirty Days Trial.

WewIl send Dr. DYES Celebrated EectroN
tair Belts and other Electric Appliances on trial
f,r tn rty q Tvs 10 yeuHg men aud older persons
Mo are M .ctsd with Nervous Debility Lost vi
talfty etc guaranteeing speedy relief and com
rfer.. restoration Of vigor and manhood. Also for
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Paral{ sis, Liver ana
ti,J,1ry- iificuties Rupiures and many 9th, dis
ea.,.- Iiiu trated pamphlet sent tree. Add ess
.Yoitaic Belt Co.. Marshall, Mica lyris
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sullivan.

AT the annual town meeting held the
18th inst, the following officers were chosen :
Moderator. John L. Hill.
Clerk, Nathaniel Moves.
Selectmen. Assessors, etc, Barney b.
Hayey, Nathaniel Moves. Geo. W. Ash.
Treasurer, Jabez 5. Foster.
Collector of Taxes. Cyrus Emery.
:. $. Committee, G. +. Simpson.
Constahes. b. C. Baker, II. o. Johnson,
A. J. Pettee, d. II. Hooper, 0. B. Ingalls,,
Samuel Robertson.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-16
WHENCE COMES the Uns0uNDED
POPULARITY or
Allcock's Porous Plasters?

Because they have proved
themselves the Best External
Remedy ever invented. They
will cure asthma, colds, coughs,
rheumatism, neuralgia, and any
local pains.
Applied to the small of the
back they are infaliible in Back
Ache, Nervous Debility, and
all Kidney troubles; to the pit
of the stomach they are a sure
cure for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS
PLASTERS are painless, fra
grant, and quick to cure. Be
ware of limitations that blister
and burn. Get ALLCOCk'S,
the only Genuine Porous Plas-
ter. swosse
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-16

At oar annual town meeting holden to-
day. the following officers we're chosen for
the ensuing year:
Moderator Leonard Wooster.
C.erh. jeremiah Stratton.
Treasurer. f.. l.. Sira'tou.
Selectmen. Assessors, OVer>ecrS of the
Poor. f. l.. Stratjon, J. VI. Butler. X. J.
Wooster.
). School Committee, Edgar Young.
Voted to build Il new town house Thu
year. u.
March -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-16

The Normal school opens its spring
term with an attendance of l27, and several
more to come The counties are represent
ed as follows: Hancock So; Waldo 80 /;
Knox 20; Penobscot n; Washington 10 /;
Lincoln g. Cumberland 2; Somerset ! /;
Kennebec /.
March IL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-16
Organization of the City Government


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THE subsc riber hereby gives public notice 10 all
] concerned. hat he has been duly appointed and
has taken upon himself the trust OF an Administered
Or 81 the Estate 81 Willard DevereuN late OF
Castine. in the County Of Hancock. woman
deceased, by giving bond as the law
directs, he Their fore requests All persons no are
indebted 70 the said dcceaSed's estate make
immediate payment, aud those who have any
demands the con, to exhibit the same for payment
GEO. \. BENEREJN.
February, /. lsS2. 3wlI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-16

March II.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-06-09
Grange Lectures.

Dr. Calder, worthy lecturer OF the Penn
sylvania State Grange will address patrons
and citizens at the following times and
places; To the meetings marked public"
all are invited, Bloomsbury Grange hall
ON the evening of the 18th inst, Columbia
Grange hall at 10 Il. IN. of the 14th, Cam
bra at p. M, public, and at Raven creek
church in the evening, At Benton Camp
ground picnic to which the public are in
vited-to bring the basket as well as take
part in all the other exercises--on the 18th
opening at 10 a. m. Faus' Church, Pine
township, Up. IN, 10Th, publici Orange
vile Pomona Grange 10Th Confer hall, I
p. m. 10th Rohrsburg, 10 a. IN. l7th, pub
lie; Demott's church, Madison township
. p. m, public and Bukhorn p. IN.
public. A. P.Youso, Deputy.
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y. II. Barrett * Co.'S New United
Monster Railroad show.

The above named united Worlds Fair of
living wonders, including the most stu
pendous Managerie, Caravan, Museum and
Circus ever organized, will mass its multi
tude OF amusement marvels at Catawissa on
Tuesday, June Goth, Not onlyi it entirely
new, bright and brilliant, but also Il mas
sive, solid, railroad show, owning its own
splendid outfit of cars bringing savage Ma
ture, in all the majestic illustrations of her
living lessons, directly to your doors and
added thereto, far greater and purer cir
Gus than you have ever seen. No collec-
ton Of rare wild beasts and birds has even
before been concentrated under canvass
Every continent has contributed to its con-
pleteness, as every equestrian organization
OF the great foreign capitals and every lead
ing gymnastic school OF the whole worlC
has furnished representatives to complet,
the largest and most brilliant artistic crcu
ever organized on this continent, ana ON
in which each performer is special star
and one and all simply Incompatible, whil
worlds of humorous folly and varie'
programme Of astonishing animal acts com
plete an entertainment which is the yer
acme Of arenic achievement.
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1Communicated.1

Pursuant to arrangement for Sunday
school picnic, the Zion and st. James OF
Fishing creek met the Methodist and Union
of Orangeville at Zaner's grove Saturday
3rd inst. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. The meeting
was organized by electing James b. Har'
man President, Cyrus Robbins, David Yost
Michael Vance and Levi Beishline, Vice
Presidents. Rev. G. X. Garfield opened
the exercises with prayer, Rev. Chilcott
was then introduced who delivered an ap
propriate address, appealing to parents fol
their cooperation in securing the attend
ance at Sabbath schools. Rev. Canfelt
followed with brief address.
After the well filed baskets were dis
posed of the young folks engaged In va
rious amusements.
The Orangeville Cornet Band was pres
ent and enlivened the occasion with som,
of its choice selections. Every thinl
passed off pleasantly except too fast driv
| ing along the narrows that was uncallet
for and out of place, especially on such al
occasion. WN. II. SNYDER, Sec'y.
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commencement week.

The following programme has been
arragned for the last week of school at the
Normal
Sunday June 25, at 1890, Opera House,
Baccalaurcate sermon, Rev. j. b. Grier.
Monday, June 20, Sp. m, Model school
entertainment.
Tuesday, 81 8 p. m, address before
societies, Hon. II. b. Payne.
Wednesday, 2S, 3p. m, class day cx-
ercises, campus.
Wednesday, 8 p. m, Callepian reunion,
school parlor
Thursday, 90 $3.50 a. M, commencement.
" 1890 p. m, Alumni meet
ing and dinner
Thursday, 1880 p. M, Senior reception,
parlor.
The examination of undergraduates will
take place during the week.