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The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

That odious monster known as tn.
Ragging Trust WHICH all honest mer
20 proudly hoped had been strick"t
TO the Earth to rise no more, was 40,
kl He'd but only scotchcd, and is nuN
beginning to raise its horribI, hnAv
Rgain. 1t appears now that they
have not ouly obtained control G.
more mills than ever before, but lhv,
nave also bought up a the jutr butts,
or raw material for manufacture ,'
bagging, in the markets 0I ia
world.
Our farmers have had q little ex
perirnce with this detestable con
bine, and they are +, ily aud fair
warned In time They must get
move on them and establish aud lu
to working factories enough to SUI
ply the demand. We hope to Sc
several more factories in the stat,' f,
the manufacture of cotton hnXgiu
and We know 10 better place IN g.
state for the LOCATION of Que than Gre
na,M.
We fail to see why the same b"rirr
md engines that are used by the G"
ton-ssed Oil Mills during the wiut
months. could not be utilized to ru.
the spindles and looms Of Bay
ging factory during the Summer, ano
the same idea mightapp to the Com
press Machinery.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28
Obituary .

No human eye could see Tic dal !,
shadow us ii was projecting nspl'
across the happy path OF Brother J
N. and sister Emlua White.
Their little daughter, Cors, atte,
lingering % days, who hsd been "
Joy to her parents for 2 years mos.
and 9 days, oheyed the summons ol
the death angel ON March 18th 1885.
AS u daughter, sister and pupil Sh"
was always kind, loving and oh"di-
snt, ever ready to receive advice and
instructions. When asked by hnl
school mates II she would attend =
party, her reply was, mo, God VII
not have people who go to parties"
May the Holy Spirit with his con.
forting influences ever abide With
the bereuveh family. nd may tn,
iisrensatiou Of His rrovinence aver
,raw them nearer to Him. Drai
Cora upon your grave your sch"ol.
mates place sweet flowers IN fnn'
remembrance and while the-e tOw.
ere like your III" will fade, yet We be-
iicve your soul is hathed IN love
where we all hope to meet YOU by sno
by. T, \. IuaN
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Our communicativa friend, w. X
Brosius At McNutt, gave this Office
a pleasant call last week while in the
city, and enlightened Us on severa
topics. He had just returned from
visit to Grenada, and was loud in his
praise of that excellent school, the Or.
NADIA Collegiate Institute. The con
versation drifted into farming mat
ters, and he informed the agricul
tural editor Of the Enterprise that ht
was going to quit raising cotton at
ter this year. and turn his attent OF
to cereals, grasses, ect.-Greenwoof
Fnterprise.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

cru article 10 made to sell. Are cpm.
pany expect to inGrease their Capita
Ahd capacity sooi..,, as they are'uot
s6Ieto supply the dsmsnd for ti.r
goods. 'fhess s5ssd Institutions i,xr
these are what We are anxious to Zee
in every par! Of the State, and par.
ticoIarly anxious to see In Grenada
For upon the establishment and
m l,nten4hoe OF factories-of s1mc
kind-mast cirenada depend Ter her
future growth and prosperity. The
handwriting is on the wall where an!
but blind man can see i.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28
CASTILIAN SPRINGS.

Tho editor Of thjg paper returned
last Tuesday from weeks visit tt
this famous Mississippi health re,
sort. To say thstwe were benefited
by the waters hardly expresses 1t
Although we had been sick for tive
mouths and physic was of no avail
yet in few a"y-: :irne the Castiia,
waters, with 20 ~ l3tlagies made Us
feel like new man. They are wna,
the Doctors PAIL deobstyuent. Frs
their aetion is to dissolve all the ma
larial and other poisons in the system
and then eliminate it. For any and
a j diseases Of the liver and kidneys
and the numerous diseases arising
from torpidity Of the liver. we regard
this water as a certain spicific. And
nine tenths Of the diseases Incl
dfnt TO this SECTION have their origlu
in a disordered liver.
Our theory is that for any and al!
diseases indigenous 70 any particular
CLINE, nature has prepared and stow
ed away In the same vicinity, rem
edy for tns same, either vegetable or
mineral, and We consider these WA
ters "Naturs's D rugstore" where
in Is slowed away sovereign rene
dy for all diseases ofa malarious ori-
gin.
We spgak from the very best, most
accurate and most certain 9f all au-
thorities in this matter and that j,
actual, personal experience.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

DR., G. F. Merriwether, long resi-
dent ofthis county, after an absence
Of ton years, is again citizen of Tai
lahatchie. He Is now living at swa'
Lake, practicing his profession. The
Doctor Is a social, genial gen tlsman
a man Of education and scientific at
tainnent. His numerous friends
welcome his return. May good for
tune ever be his.-Charleston News
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Mr., Z. J. Wilburn, fepresentilg
winfrse, Adams y Lloyd, was ir
town tuesday. His pleasant Ways
have have 50 endeared hip to the
people ofthis section, ESPECIALLY the
fair ones, that his return is always
lookeq for with plssssut auticipa.
tion.-Batesville Panolian 80
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Brother Tracy had small crowd
at Grenada, nothing like a. large a.
.hould have attended. The atten-
ton, however, was good and will
add strength to the order.
Bro. DeLoach showed Us through
their warehouse. They have accomo'
dstions for teams and will soon build
4 nice house for use Of those VINO oar
nv cotton and other produce to thai
market. The order ia on the up grade
In Grenada county.--New Farmer.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

The W. l.. DOUGLAS advertised
Shoes are widely known everywhere
as tn, best value for the money ofany
yet introduced, His celebrated So. O0
calf seamless shoe Is perfectly smooth
inside, no taGks or wax thread to hurt
the feet, and as easy as hand sewed
shoes. 1t is 4 pleasure to wear them
Read his advertisement appearing in
this paper from time to time.
C.J. Austin g. Co., Sole Agent fo
Grenada,
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

stuyyesant Fish, President of The
I. G. r. r. writes in reply to the May
or Of Greenyi..e who had written bin
with regard TO some proposed ex'
tension from tho main line toGreen'
viIle-that owing to the depressed
condition Of Railroad business gen
orally &c. &c the company didn't
propose to build any more roads fo'
thp present, at least.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Major and Mrs. J. N Harper were
in Gfen49a a this week, on compl'
nation trip Of business and pleasure,
The Major will soon celebrate his
'ith, birthday, and looks to be good
for at least score more.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

We want to say to our brethren
Randolph Cages restaurant at Gre
NADIA is the place to get good meals a
a low price. He isa clever gentsle
man and will tissst you well. Hi'
restaurant is ner our wareh ouse.-
New Farmer.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Mrs. Marianne Egg lesion and daugh
ers, Miases Wset aud Lula, OF YaIla'
busha Co., Miss, mother ond sistars
Of Mrs. H. r. Jones, are in the city.
The Bulletin wishes them a
pleasant visit.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Dr.. Il. G. WEsr's FERvE Il BRAIN TREAT
lEsr, agusranteed specific for Hysteria, niz
mess, Commissions, Fits, NCvYcuS Neural gta
Headache, Nervous ProstratIon caused by the
lse OF alcohol or tobacco, Wakcfulness, Men
al Depression, Sortcning OF the Brain result
ng in iasanity and leading to misery, decay
and death, Premsture Old Age, Rarrenness,
Loss OF power In either ser, Involuntary
Losses and Sperm atorrhCpa caused by over
.xertion OF the brain, self-sbuse or over-in-
lulgehce. Each box contains one months
!reatment. 800 a box, or a2 boxes yor S.0d,
,eIt by nlAil ptspsid on receipt ofprtcs.
WE GUARANTEE SIX ROXES
TO cure any case. With each order received
oy US for stx boxes, accomp4nisd With h,ot,
We win send the purchaser our written guar.
lntee to refund the money II the treatment
ioes not effect y cure. Guarantees issued only
BY Brapum & Goodwin. Druggists. Soils
Agents, Grenada, Miss. Ts6
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

GRENADA COUNTY ALLIANCE
will meet 10 regular session in Gre
NADIA on Wednesday the 10th day Of
April 1889. A full attendance it
earnestly requested.
J. y. DShoAch, w. n, DUF4RD,
Sec. Presdt.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

WANTED-A summer SCHOOL
commencing, May 9th, by young
laiy. First grade teacher with sew
araI.years experience. Applylto
r. +. PAYNE.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Pure and rich possessing all tn
rulricit us prorefticS GrMe!t, Chase
Barley Malt Whisky Is u perfeo
Tonic for building up the system.
For sale by W. n, PASS,
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

GapD4oFsEs AND BROOD MARES.
Those desiring to purchase q good
Alrerfcat Horse or Brood Marc
Sin do we'll to call Oh Il. II. Winter,
= Morgans wagon yard, win also
reep on hand y lot Of gentle broke
fheep mIIasYspgs,
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

W. wsts much p leased ts receive a
Jno, vardeman, formerly sSi.izeS'df
Yallsbusiia s.qqaanty, tut peE a resi-
den. pf-rylsr, Texas I'd"
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Efs. " MINsLow's s,nrniEG sYaup should alway.
p used whom children ere suhns teeth. 1t re.
lsvss he littie sA.Asrat once; produce natural
asss sleep. aad the little cl,erub nwakesas 'bxght
soohes the ,hil, ,seSens l,s guns, aliays ali pair.
rssuate. the Povys, and a the bcsi known remedy
iI dierrhRa, NhsthSy arising from teetlnng y
Asr eisssi, THspty.nxs cents q bottle.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

The Rev. Geo. Inge closed his ger
les of meeting here. md left last
Monday. He made number of con.
verts and some bitter, uncompromis-
ing enemies.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28
NEWspA.Eu.MAN N. n :,

NEWSpA"En;MaN N. Ri
have for sale 100 lbs of Nonpa
fiel Type, secondhand, tor which
1 will take 10 eta per. ID.
n. T, PAYNE.
Grenada NJ iss
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Chase's Barley Mault Whisky
absolutely pure. q.
Chasp's Barley NAH whisky rich
and excellent,
Chase's Barley Malt Whisky
strengthens the IN nes.
Chase's Barley Mault Whiskey--a,it
diges,s0n. For sale by
w. n, PASS.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

DR.. r. B, Lawson has Bible class
in his Church evory Sunday ct ap'
N. to which he invites ell persons
who are deslrous Of Information
bout Christianity, Biblie eal or Lccle.
has tical.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28
You can save m"rsy Plows and
RI " ouying from Roane 4
Mu,os, Mulss!,

l have just received and from this
date will keep on sale at my Stable
in Grenada, an Extra fine lot Of
Good Young Mules Which ! am
offering atbottom figures.
1T. GARNER.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

The Grandest Collection Of Spring
goods will be displayed next Monday
at Summerfelds Grand Spring
Opening.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

White goods. Percale's Prints
ti!nrham New Stock just received
Duncan & Wright.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

We hereby return 94 sincere
thanks to our very worthy and eff
cieut Mayor, B. c. Adam for favers
rendered US last week,
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Every lady will receive beauti.
W Souvenir at the Spring Open.
ing Monday April lst at.
A SUNMERFIELD & BRO.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

You will mIsg 9 great treat il you
fail 10 attend the Grand Opening
next Molday at.
ASUMMERFIELD h BRO.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Ten beautiful buildin1.lots in the
r,nst desirable part Of the city
Terms sS.y. w. A. EELEW. q If
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

All Styles Clothing at Austinis
low Down.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

We Sro showinga beautiful line 0
Hsh,s clothing for spring wear
EGncan & Wright
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28
LOCAL LINES. |:

Duncan & Wright have received
r,te line Men and Boys clothing.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28
Ans.ne. nlsa mend In the ri.ld

10 the'Editor oftne Avalanche: I
While your various correspondence
are suggesting candidates for Goy.
e1rnoF Of ssf;yissiPpi'l ask space "a
say word for man whom I think
would Ali to an adm rab.e degree lbft
office OF Lieutenant Governor Hi.
name is James c. Lougstrset and
he AYES In Grenads He IL y0ljny
m an an bat olq epopsh t" have n5adp +
record during two sessions Of ur
legislature that -hows that lac j, ra.
pacitaSted to handle the s>yei in tn.
SenFS!ta chamter with honor to the
State and credit to himself Alaw-
yer Of the hishesl sjai, ding, a man OF
the strlctest integrity and loftiest
honor, he has sense enough to .so the
right and tcoyragt ap9ngh to do his
huty at all times and under ell cir
Gums tancpg.
He is a thorough master If parlia-
mentary law. There j. 10 better
representative NJ the young Democ
rary Of the State and no trjier or de-
serving man. Let Jim Longstree,
he put on the ticket for Lieutenant-
Governor, aud "the boys' woulG
grRs4 the banner and carry il in tri-
amph to victory with an enthusiasts
that you'd do the souls of oid,msh-
'oned Democrats good.
Young DEMOCRAT.
Evidently "4ouns Democrat"
means well but We seri9nfly ques-
tion the wisdom of his enthusiasm.
The deepest political grave that .can
he dsg fQl any man in ttis State is to
elect him Lieutenant Governor.
Once bury him in the yawElng depth
Of that 2eGGqd hdhte, fifth wheel po.
sition, and the waves of Oblivion viii
henceforth gqn alyays roll across
his troubled breast. His obituary is
written, his tombstone erected, al,
upon its cold cherries surface NJ
"Resurgam" may ever be inscribed
Mr.. l+ongstreet is y34pg man o
well recognized and unqu4alione''
shility. He hw y bright and hope
'Hl future Wear" his friehd, and a
such, we must enter our solum
and earnest protest., ssainst his belup
thus consigned to oblivion.
Prrh4pa il would not be amiss il
his connection 10 say that we hav,
nad no conference with the gentle
nan himself on this subject, but
have herein expressed only our owr
-entimept
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Rod Lowry has stuck his hVn.rr,
bill iu hot slap again, i1!r~ umr
1ndrrtHok 70 90 into the Try .',.
'usinasS on rntl,nf 4 sliW eGpIr.
Vrut iutp 4 saloon Vt Nrk Shurg y,
-"eing two oYrrroats lying arou'
'oose, hr concluded to try IiDt'
-ljrbt Of hand trict b, rh"owI'
'hrr' "n' Of II wim@"W iutG IT.. y
'ff"r"ar'i, "aIryluy 'h"u.to a l....
rlhw- ~h0p, where hr -rtI,;,-
,'Ij At "hirh plan" th"y ver
'tr''- ','oi hy the poIi''In'n
- .i'V ~ charge, Rod /, No"
.... nHr~ Watching AMI
.,. 't'u j., 'I'D," nlri,i
...'uI .n''~1. pnt viii r;nr .,
,A -
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

We are still selling shoes, Gall and
4 xSmine our stock. Duncan Il
Might u"
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Freph stock: esring DIess Goods
It ArsrtH'a.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Latept thing in Bonnets and Ladies'
Hats at Austia's.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

60 to Rosne.t ssp for good Plows
and cheap Plows.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

New Stock boys clothing Just re.
tsiyed, Duncan h Wright
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

The Ladies are specially invited to
psll and a+aMine our new stock of
Millinery.
G.. J. AUsTIE e. Co.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

The GAZETTE and the Memphis
Weekly Avalanche for 500 per
tfat
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

A full line Of collars, Harness and
Haddlery and we will not be under.
sold. Roans& Son.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Major Ethel Barksdale sens t,
nave a lirM grip on the bosom n
lazoo Couuty's pants. so to speak
" it We're That county held hot
nuuSe Convention on Monday last
And instructed for Bark >daIr for Coy
ernor.
Wer4tl it q hot hou3e ',uvrntiot
'rc1nse was prenHtufe--force'i
There has been no meeting Of Tia,
'iate I. h.XtcetifE Committees, ~ "rl"
.1r hni'limg Of c"Wi ty cu..V'niipu, .
: Gust on:Ary. for eNrH nndnr g..
'';'"'rs"i haste "nn'. whnt"N,r ~,
" III, = he, V'.y. + .'
)" H"rh 81 ~, >u.l rl-f.a
ad',.o'' "i ",v - af ..'''.t- Pc
r,rs tr,'," ,,;1D il tht i. rat,
trl ct'.'j.e- the "prm,j il whirn &,
,tId o,i nnd true rruvern. TIVE 81
Iu'l to $niph, however, is that tn
early worm gets caught.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Suits for small boys, new stock
clean goods. Duncan h Wright.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Our stock Of Ladies shses were
paver equalled in Grenada, call aud
see them. C.J, AUSTIN q Co.
Latest imported and domestic Nov
elties will be exhibited at our Open.
ing Monday April ist.
A SUMMERr1ELp & Bro.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Grand Opening next Monday al
.AGuNYERFrELG 4 BIO.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Don't fail to examine our stock Of
Plows before purchasing. It will
pay you, Roane 4 Son,
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Everything In the Agricultural In
Iplement llns at bottom figures Roane
& Son.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

All styles Of boots and shoes at
Anstip's at prices to suit the times.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Ta.s Paper is entered ut the Post0tfice
"a Grenada. Miss. as I'd class matter.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28
FOR GALE.

2: !. AUSTIN d CQ'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-04
TOTAL TAX
WITH COSTS.

TUIAL IN y
WITH COSTS
Union ave, bd by Sth st, by Vernon
ave, by 9th st, W by Union ave, 8 &C OF
D 42i' ''''' sE rs
26S. So Cal Ius Coin City of l. A,
mort intin Ord's S, lot bl So, IL
Mort int in Ord's s. lot and b IL OF
lot b' So, rec bk n p 304, 4o
269. Hart. Ernest ]. Mary and Lena
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-04
TOTAL TAX
ruIru CQqra.


WITH COST
Also in Pomona, s|a lot bl 17s, ac,.
and per prop.
1875. Larenden, A. and Cha~les
Smith-Int bv mortgage by Henry Martz
foC A Larenden and Chas Smith for
$500 rec in bk 100, p 60, l. City, Park
Villa tct. lot &c, assumed by Mrs
Phillips,
l27. Lockwood, Geo Hint by reason
Of mtge by II. b. 4 =, foc = oso sutton 10 70
144 p 1876. A City, Mills & Wicks ext to
I'd Sc. lots III and $780, assumed by -
Sutton, III
12s. Layton, WI A City, Mott tot,
u lot 9 bl L, and per prop, b
l2a Sullivan, John-Int by mtge by
Timothy Hayes and Margaret Hayes
(wife) to John Sull van for 81 900. rec in
bk 1O1 p 4S3, L City, Chavez tct, lot 10 :.
bis.
Also Chavez tct, lot IS bis, 3;
$780, Ernest, W-tnt by mtge by Mar
garet and John Futscher to w Earnest
La L. Cit City whitaker, % Richardson T. Earn,
est sub of lots and of Griffin tct, l.
A, lot 29,
Kelleher's sub, lot bl 80, Il s. e 10 IL OF
$ 100 it of lot g bl G, & per prop, IA
of mtge by A w Ellis to John CIV
more for $l2Ol, rec blk 1872, p 193 A City.
Moore & Kellehers sub Of lot bl 60, II
S, s 100 ft of lot bl G, os
Also same sub, 100 ft OF lot bl 4, d
Also same sub, c 10 it OF s 100 1T OF lot b
bl G..
1873. Long, Chas R-Int by .mtge by
Isis F Baker to Chas II Long for $NO0.
rec bk l4S, p "a; l. City. Beaudry tct g,
1874. Gilbert & Estudillo-L A City,
Brooklyn tct, lots 81 and %, bis, 8
1856. Dunn, Martini City, sub OF
Messick tct, lot Z bl and per prop. 40
1877. Smith, Mrs Jean A-Int by mtge
by II Chaflip, to Mrs Jean A smith, Ior
$500, rec in bk 12S p $50, A City, Will
hanson tct, lot IL bl 6, 3
1888. Taylor, J Mint by mtge by Hat
tie G & W X Condit TO Taylor, for
$3.50. rec blk so p 4s4, L City. Ord's sur.
vey bl 20, lot 50x166 ft, bd II by Ihlo. e by
Stone, by Connor and W by Grand ave, 73
l39 Schultz Mrs Anna Lint by
mtge, by Jas A Aguirre & Jas Watson to
Mrs Anna l. Schultz. for $4,000, rec blk
I3s D 1856. L A City, Brooklyn tct, lot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-04

Smiths lst add, lot 20,
In Hiscock & Smiths 1st add, lot 26,
In Hiscock & Smiths LIST add, lot 81,
In Hiscock & Smiths 1st add, lot3g,
In Hiscock & Smiths LIST add, lot Sc,
In HiscOck & Smiths LIST add, lot SO,
In HiscOck & Smiths 1st add, lot So,
In Hiscock 4 Smiths 1st add, lot ~,
In Tiscock SSmith's LIST add, lot 104,
In Hlscock & Smiths I'd add, being q
sub of Platt Place, lot 81,
In Hiscock & Smiths I'd add, being o
| sub of lot 80,
In Hiscock & Smiths ID add, being
sub OF Pratt Place, lot 43,
| In Hiscock & Smiths I'd add, being a
sub of Pratt Place, lot Al,
In Hiscock & Smiths I'd add, being a
sub of Pratt Place, lot 45,
| In Hiscock & Smiths I'd add, being a
sub of Pratt Place, lot 46,
1888. Tyler, Elm L a City, mort int
In Morris Vineyard tct. lot bl d, rec in
blk Ill p 140.
1874. Dorgan, Jas-In j. A City-mort
int in Davis sub of lot bl 5S II S Doyle
ave) lots 10 and IL, rec in bk 139 p SO,
1856, Wilcox, HI A City, in Ord's
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-20
City and County.
In Board Of Mayor and Aldermen,
June ~, 1889.
Abbot RNEr MEETING,

Mavof in thu chair.
Aldermen pre-, ut. Cu-hman, JOY. Moore
and Campbell
The Board OF Health was present. a. per
notification. and spoke in relation to the drain
4ge " the ciIy, reporting that they had ordered
some work done in taking care OF the sewer.
az. finding the same in bad condition In re-
frrring to ;he reservoir on Church street, they
report that they consider it nuisance and that
IN time it was liable to breed contagious dis
and recommended it, removal
Voted: That the reservoir on Church street
be torn away recommended by the Board OF
Health. The vote being doubted the yeas and
nays were called and following wa- the result :
Aldermen Cushmsn. JOY and Campbell voting
\ -. Alderman Moore voting No
Voted That the Board Of Health be consti-
tuied a committee to see that the reser, Dir 10
question be torn away
oted. That the committee appointed in re-
lation to charging the stage IN Hancock Hall
be given fun power TO act in tie premises.
Alderman campbell. member OF the com
mittee on streets. reported thst be eInplo, Cd
two physicians 10 make 40 examination Of the
INJURY received hy Herman Chick, "a. by Il
vote Of the Board Of Aldermen Of the 10th
inst " and reports that the patient wa doing
well and thought the injury would be nothing
permanent.
Voted 70 talk = recess until THURSDAY even
ing. June ~. at O'Clock. standard time.
At;e>t:-T. +. HALE. Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-20
East Maine Conference Seminary.

The annual meeting Of the board Of trustees
was held Thursday and was fully attended.
Reports were received from the different de-
partments of the school showing it to be the
most prosperous year in the history OF the
school. committee was appointed to whom
was referred the purchase of additional land
for school grounds. The plans for new build
ings were not fully developed and were re-
ferred to a committee who are 10 report at
meeting Of the board to be held in Bangor
within few days. The vacancies on the
board caused by the deaths Of Hon. Hiram
Ruggles and Rev. VIM. II. Plsbury were filed
by the election Of Hon. Thomas II. Vent
WORTH ex-s senator from PeDobscot county, and
Benz. 7. Sowle, Esq, Of Ellsworth. Resolu-
tions were proposed and adopted on the death
OF Hon. ii. Ruggies.
The following teachers were elected the COM
ing year: Rev. A. +. Chase, Ph. d.. Presi-
dent; Amanda NJ. Wilson. A. NJ, Preceptress:
John Il. Knowlt0n, A. NJ. Principal COm'l
Dept: Jennie E. Weller, Mus. B., Musical
Dept. OF the remaining teachers Prof. Frank
NJ. Austin who has so ably filled the position
Of elocution and Greek for the past two years.
resigns to accept the same position in the New
Hampshire Conference Seminary at Tilton, n.
H., where Prof. A. r. Sweetser who COM
menees this year Ms a member OF this faculty.
Is now teacher. Miss Jennie p. Flood. A. NJ.
who has so well performed the duties Of her
department Of English and Latin, has received