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On and u: ' ,jr May Kith j *7' _\ the terms for the TltAVEl. - .R will be on:; •d-dlarn yinr. At this price it will be tV- cliOMjir-it pnpor published on Long - lt!:ii:d - All .w-lin snLseribe previous to i:i:'> 'I: t ¦ shall receive this paper for r::i:> ; - • ' : ¦ .:• , fn.ti! the daie of their sab- -;i riolioi: for To cts. ¦ » , m >iw i Hcv. Tho?. VC . B<thai commenced his labor:! in the -J. II. Church week ago Sunday. ^ > <i< The members of tlio Presby terian •C hurch , Greenport , arc agoing to hav e their Church painted. *^- m Bivorheud village has seven distinct •churches. m • » Farmers on the west end of the Island, -are getting § 20 per hundred for what, r-abbngo th oy succeeded in keep ing iliro ug h tbo winter. Three hundred carpenters commene- e:l work , week before lust , at Sea Cliff Gro ve , Gle n Cove. ^ • m The Watchman says that it U reported that the Steamer Sunshine has been sold r.nd will be taken off the route between Sag Harbor ami Connecticut. *> » ¦ Ho race G reol y was on Friday of last week , nominated for President by tho L iberal Republican Convention at Cin- cinnati' B. Gratz B rown of Missouri for Vice- Preuident. m » » Tho Democ ratic Count y Co nvention will behold ut Hiverhead on Friday oi this week. • » m ' Tlie Express p ays that President Char iick hns again oommenccrl tho issue of -excursion t ickets to and from New York nnd S ug Harbor , tho onl y dM' orenc o from t ho old ones being \ not tran sfera- ble. \ —»-•-«—_— MASPETit. —The Jlaopeth oil-cloth workr, wove luirn ua Monday, Loss on building and stock , $5 0 , 000. \While Friendsh i p En gine Company 1NV- . 0 from 'VFinfiold , was on tho way to tho ilrc , \V\* m. Lowndes , ngo 22 , a workman in tho coffin factory of Win. Itnymond ifc Co., was run over and instantl y killed. During lua l ivcelt about, l? 10 , fi00- wort h of cord-wood was distroyod by tiro in the woods nor th oi'Isl i p. firKCU L ytmcE A world be suicide—Peop le nommit suicide for various reasons. To some , iife is u blank. It has no joy for them, they find no .pence , no contentmen t on earth. From their infancy, t hoy are morbid , down cast and unhapp;.\ nnd sooner or later become self murderers. Others , arc general y gay and aj ipar- cutl y happy. Suddenl y a clonl Flints out thti sunshine of their life. Some misfortune befalls them , domes ' , ic or public , and tlu-y find relief from the bul let , poison , or find rest bef -cath the dark water:;. \ The last attempt at suicide that reach- es us , is , that of a well-to-do fanner liv- ing apparentl y, in solid happ iness , in the suburbs of our village. Misfortune in In w was the cause. On tho eve pro- ceeding the day Which he lost his law- suit , he arrived heme , mood y and exci- ted paying little 'hced , to the loving and encourag ing words showered upon him by his better half , tho deranged man sat silent and stup id. The dull even 'ing passed-away ; midni ght appear- ed with g hostl y shadows; spiing iitg from seat , the-partl y crazed man asked for a gun , 'When asked for whet use he in- tended it r he replied to shoot some squirrels. The .murderous weapon not forthcoming he wont ' to a nei g hbors for one; not succeeding, he again returned home, and bv .the entreaties of friends the foolish man was introduced to go to bed , where , more drunk than crazy, lie slep t off liis earnest desire to become a sp i rit; nnd it was all for sevent y -dol- lars. J. P. Mills is reco vering. Gixaxek •» »— ¦ A Sad case of suicide took p lnco in Oyste rbay on Sunday morning, A pril iil sfc. Pat rick Donelson , a -coachman for M r. Joh- .it.ju of that p lace , left his home o n Sunday morning about 4 o ' clock , and was not seen ¦ afterwards until his lii ' cless body -was found on the bench of ••The Meadow s ' , \ in the harb or. The deceased has but recentl y a risen from n lied ot sickness , protracted during severs] mon- ths , and has not been altogether sane since his recovery. ' The deceased lias borne the reputation of a sober , indus- trious ci ti zen , and his untimel y end is r egretted b y the citizens at large. He leaves a wife and two small ch ildren. — Scnliurf . Howry H ynia n , foreman of Minnehaha En gine Company, nt Sag H arbor.heiug about to remove to Eiverhead , has been •presented b y t h e company with a sp lcndod silver trumpet. - ¦ » ? m The Long Island D e mocrat , edited by tho venerable Jamns J. Brenton , Esq., entered upon its thirty-ei g hth year with tho last number , , . Life in and around Ysiwlmnk. Boss. Harvey Terry is g iving the Ma i- tituck House , a coat of paint. Porker Moore has ha d his house paint od A son of Prof. Goo. 13. Peeves of Mat- lit uclc was thrown from a c ult on ¦ Wednesday, and sev e rel y injured. ¦ I 1 T —The extension of tho Xorthport nnd Port Jefferson branch of the Long Is- l and Enilrond, under Webster Sny der , i. -i progressing vap idl y. Mr. Samkio is building tho western er Xorthport sec- tions , and hns a force of potno 1 30 men nt work. Mr. Churchill has 2 00 men at work on tho c untrsJ sections , and Cap tain -Scull y is building tho custom or Port Jott' eraon sections \with a f orce of over 2 00 mon. Ho is running twenty Pcttlo oars , bnsiden niuuwmis oud-diiw p ers, and emp loys a largo force of Iiovacs and carts. The Sentinel says that Stop bon Mnsi?r, civil engineer of tha • South Side l litil- road , is running thu lines of tho now <. •?:- tension of the road from I' n tcliorru? tliraufth Hillnorl' - , Five Place , Miv ' .eiwf, (oftponulc. It i n expected tbo :n. «• ox- 'tiuillou will bo coupljuid this : ' ¦ :!!. Al- ter f ' uo estosi iiiou is eo:ip>T«id suotiu- r duil y cixpross Uviln will run thpori jj l. to Morivhns , thtiN giving on? h sUtidi at tho Uuftt end ..from .Babylon another tviiln daily, ' It'wlli- pay you to ex'tmilici 'lVi ldi Tuith A 'ISthill' s . ct/wlc of C:\n< \;cvy, C,h»i<, UiH'li wgbri sn Ymlowii nd Slonr> wsro be- too puriiliahlng, Hvns P. ' .nw—Viw m eT™ th o Cen- tral Railro ad -is to l»o built from the point whom tjud main ' void ernsmw ' t 'lifl Jerloho tumjilki ' to Glou 'Qurv\>, The rou f iias boju'Turvvycl , anrt'TO'ar.yoi ' tli o wnnwo.id' . vng tho line ' .i ce »nu\ r, w\ in {ji ' o VHVa. s oots^rj-v' s a? M. Utituck - . „ ¦¦ . ¦ .• ¦ v,. -. -CTr ^->^^»^ ^.^ lT f ^ llllll i/ 11 11 III The 'JOCth rr.euting of tho Buflblk Ci>. Temperance Societ y coismwio-ii : ' :• - t h-j Pro. Church at Southold- en Tucsd.:y, Feljy. 20th 1S72 at 2 o ' clock P. M. The meeting was called to order by the President , • -and opened with devo- tional exercises—reading the .Sori ptaros and Pra yer by • Eer. E. F. ' -Eadloy of Uivcrhcud , and Sing ing b y the Conven- tion the hymn , \O , for a .thousand tongues to sing. \ — Ef v. Mr. \Whitaker of 'Southold , gave the Convention a cordial wuleome and spoke of the ori g in asid prorrress of the Cunt y -S-j'jioty, and of the char.g-s wftich h ive occurred, not onl y in the state of society on the question of Tom- porauert , but also in the workers in this society. Among those who were iden- tified with it , in its organization and earlier history he named Bv. lloprs . Clark Srzer , Hop kins , C'heerc-r , Seaman , Sin- clair , IlHiiilin , Doane , lieid , Lockwood. Harris , Hatfield. Macdougal , Woodruff , CSotthard. Hopper , V. 'iuo-:. and Messrs, Sherry, Brown , Prince , Philli ps, Penny. Fanning, Cri pps , Wilcox , Latham , Tut- hill. and many others. \Tho workoi'3 have ehungud , but the Society is still nt work. \ A business committ ee was appointed consisting of Bovs. Hu-le Whitaki . -r and Warriner and Messrs. Strong and Ho- man , who reported a set of Essolutions and Top ics which will be found . else- where. The convention then adjourned unti l evening. The meeting on Tuesday evening was opened with a song from the choir and prayer b y Ee v. J. T. Hamlin of Matti- tuck. An earnest and interesting argu- ment in favor of the first Eesohition oc- cup ied the evening and was sustained by Bev. Messrs Whitukei^Vairinur , Halo , Hamlin , Stansbury and others. The meeting was enli vened by sing ing by tho choir , and the resolution was passed b y a rising vote , and sing ing the doxology \Praise God from whom, all blessings flow. \ On Wednesday morning the conven- tion held it ' s u- >ual 9 o ' clock prayer meeting in the M. E. Church , led b y Bev. E. Hale oCCntclioguo. This pray- er meeting is one of tho finest features of the convention and th'j hour uccmed all too sh.ort to those who wished to join in the exorcises. Tim sessions of lne cnnvonlion at 10 A. M. r.nd 2 P. M. wrm oeeu-jiod in the discussion of the Resolutions and Top ics and receiving the reports or Delegates whie ' .i . we print herewith. As there was no gentlemen present to g ive a report fur Oreonport , Mrs Hubbard and Mrs La l- ' orjr e kindl y e. -nsented tu report for t iir.t li->u.il . ity. They gave n rather unfa- vorable account of the ataio <i tlio tcm- pfvonee e.su:;e in that village , and we uiu ;,;re! y legrtit that our friends in Green port are not oftener represented in t.!ie C ounty Convention. \ ,. On Woilii efilny v -f 'iijng the la rgo M. E. Church was tlik-d to it ' s liftuoKt ca- pacity and a fine choir was in attend- ance to g ive ud' . litioiial interest to the meeting. The audience 'l istened very a ttentivel y to the follo w ing i-pe.ikers , :— Ite v. 12. II, Pa.rmulc. -j , of J amoaport; Be v. X. Hulibell , of Cutuhoguc; Mr. E. Y. Hoo ve , of Multitude; and Bev. J. II. S timslj ury, of Patubog uo tho Pre sident of tho Society. Twenty-two subscr iptions to the \R ecord\ were received and a collection was taken u p amounting to 1*5.69 After t he usual vote cf thanks to tho citizens of S outhold for their kind hos- pitality the -convention adjourned to meet at Mt. Sinai in May 1 8711. Tan following Resolutions wore offer- ed b y the business committee and rlis- cused and adopted by the convention so fii-r an time permitted, Tho three last were not acted upon b y tho society for lack of tim e, Three Top ics were also off erod for discussion which wo append to tho resolutions' •tfrtwh'ft? , That -wo gratefully recog- nize tho di gnity and the reverence , of those 1 who have conducted tho proceed- ings of this Society, from time to time , for nio ro than twonty-ono years , in ac- knowledging, first, of all , nt every moot- ing, that , tin) f.iviir of God is thu • Socie- ty ' s main ground of hope for tho ac- complishment of i t ' s bon ofieieut object*; nnd th at wo find giv.i i «iiti. -i l' nctioii in making lli u SRniri ai . , !:nowl\ .l gom r'nt , and nt>l:ing tho dlvino blessing il.rouHi our Lord Josus Chi'ist. Ii'solci' il, Th. 'ifwo regnrd tbo moral f3rc> nt ' an int elli gent public s eutimciii in \ ' :. -i i , L(iK !!. ' iTi ,i!riminuuit , < , l im tho eliii .t pnwnv uivU r Uod , for the aeiomp li^li- mui t <:i n il tii ci .w beni gn etit ii' i rl/w \\h\d\ the Ti.nipf. -i'iiij cacinK.-i iiiis iti vi ew, tl;.j Riippi'us^on ol ' tlppliius' , dninlcenjj wsa i gnovanfii' , vice umloriinr ; the allfvin- tion of poverty, widowho od and orphan- n.urr t; tho prevention of ui.mit ' olil evil,* ot t 'ut' itl r.u, d!,ir. 'ii ' « ' 'S nnd pi v-niiilmvi death' and the • ' .liraluution of tho inni.nv rtible wooii wliiiih spring from the use of in- toxicatin g chinks. ' 7i V. ». . i, ' iv-fl, That lmp ovlniV; eoiisoqiifti- cos flow fro m th a piiuei pln , r.l ' iuiiMJl'wil niw vttiinflo in all our coitrtf , th.it no one or tuplead i ;';:i<;niu< vj of tho tuw as a jus- tHloaUoii ol 'hls di,vibv \:lUjn' . 'o of it: tlv\t , l . , .7 mi , .i. , ;U- *n!i ''T' ' :r\''\' . ' .: ' . vi. - .l' .vli aV'\ Resolutions. Vi-; law , tho EtutuW of tho St^to aru hu-1 i must ha great Teachers of tbo poop ' e:- tl.it ry~ *h : s {-:ou:. I , e. = vrull as for oth- er reasons. 't he log is ' at.on oi ' this com- monwealth should accord with the rules of tin hirji sl u.u-1 pure st morality and reli gon. j .lici- ' tt il. TL:;t on the Tcmnnrance I pl::tfoi :n we cwi: the ei.ian. ' jn ri .^ lits of J it 'l true fiiend-i i-fhumaidty. ::o :-:attur ; in what . '• . \ . •;;; ' . ci. 'i! or i' . -^j ii . -ui oipcmi- zation tli' . -y arc enr. . . \ cd; and that we invite all ws-11—di-.pos. -d i^i -r. - .oi' .i in cur county— .uen, woie.eii and children—to nialre common c:ui-;i' v.-l:h :;-: in t ,ur cf- - forts to uiiiiiui^ii an.1 u- . . .i w. - .y the evils of Intc?nperance. Hctched. That v. -a l.i- .il v. -i;b r rmitudu any eliango in the snci::l cc-tnms of our times, which has a tendeify to forestall and prevent the formation of habits of intemperance; mid we deprveiate and oppose any violation of those sound and virtuous ways of publie thou^ hi and ac- tion , which proni oteeobriety. intiilli g'mo; t hrift , prosperity and p iety among men . Jlcmhcd. That we see the proper fruit of maturer years on the part of on Society 'in the growth of knowled ge and steadiness of purpose. its iii'To::. 'i:: g devotion to sound princi p les and appre- ciation of moral truth and moral force-: . Vciohch That if the liquor traffic is a \hard nut to crack , \ il is found when cracked, that its kernel is rottenness. Raohcil. That in tho progress of Temperance we see the sourc e of a most momentous decrease in the business of p hysicians , thoug h not in their pay for their praetico. J ietoh&l. That in tho diminution of the number of paupers in the old Town of Southold , within the last twenty years , while the population has increas- ed fift y per cent , wo see one of the fruits of \ -lie Temperance Reformation. li&tdtcil That we hc.il with p leasure the , \Anti Dram S^iop paper \ as u means of educating the peop le in the princi p les of Total Abstinence. Topics. T . Temperance in its relations to the Sunday School. II. The comparative st- :te of the Tenip<vranoe cause iweat y years ajro . and now , HI. The relation of women to the Temperance cause. lleports cf i)eIe , * ;»{C3. Bi.ru Point: — .Willi nn ,T. Speneer. \Our place i= not d-iin;; as w-JI i'i Teui- poranuo work us I could wish . Wo have had a society orginize-l for uVout two year\ , with nearl y two hundred mem- bers. We luive f. - .r ' ly ( ' • ¦ , • - •• •: ' rj ieui 'ljei s in our lilivisi-nn , but Uk.v« not hit I r> ir.ee.t - iug in two or three months. The state ofsj oW y among usi-? T. 'ry good how- ever. Xot a drop of li quor is told in the p lace. \ Patciioc ct. :— Rf' V. J. It Claunb u ry. \O ur Division is not doia;:as wel l as formerl y. At o ne time vo had four hundred roeinl'ors. Xow wo have but about t wo hundred , and onl y f orty or fif ty of them are working members , but they are labo ring and are doing g.iod. The present workin g force is i ! ull T \ in e arnest and is working steadily along a- gainst a great deal of udverso influence such as is not f elt in many p l aces. The re are but three places where li- <|uor is s old in Palchogue , two H otels und one Dni g Sto re. I think wo have no little groggerios. \ Ri vERHEATi:—Rev, E. F. Had ley. \I do not see much rlrunlccnncea in Eivor- lieud , but it, is said that (t great deal of Rum is sold there. The IHvih 'ii.u of Sons of Tempe rance , which was de ad has boon resurr ected , and we h ope it is resurrecti on unto everlasting life. The Divi sion hold a monthl y public meeting upon S abbath evening, in thn churches , nnd it seems that wo ore having a T em- p erance revival, Tho outlook is encour- ag ing in Ilive rhoart, \ 11 tcm.i'GJit:— Aug. Hawkins, \I have joined th o Boll p Ovt Division , and am very glad that I joined il , although I was a good temp nrfinco man before; but I liko the Division nnd have joined it for a life-time. Tho members of tho di- vision mean buriiioss. They moan to work for T emperance and lo try to in- duce nil that they can to join tho Divis- ion and work with thorn. Tho local so- ciety in P.tll port linn been reorgiii i iisod recentl y nnd is in working order. There is al so a working lo.iul nooiuty in tho village o ' f Hroolfhuvori lo wl. - ' ch I bc- !»>*. ¦ •• I, C, Lie , »Tf.i are v.irkln g on in tiie pood I'aufie in Biihport. \ J.v. \ir,si c.R r. --G , U. Tutbill. \Wo are a tenij icratu commtiuity. Our Di- vi sion is lydiw prosperous , bat thero ore c oir 1 \ nni - 'Hig us w ' .mi still drink, nnd wo want to I'oelrtliri tlioni , Va tmvo cugiin- \?.;t\ a Vouth' ft IVmpeivuion Snoiidy, and luiv e ol.tnliu'il S'imi) fifty or sixty tx^wn- tares t o th\ plo l g.\ \ Ih v. O , C, Lane, ''Wo havrj organ!- 7. -\ this fi'.cloty in Q.iniplinneo with n iv/ol'i tii!. of tli lh cr.rivnntion urging im t 'i 'link aft . -T th ,j young, ' W\ purpor.o holding li ni oetiiig on thu first Tnimdny o!' xi uh month, alfiiniutcly in the Con/(, mid M , E, (JJnucli uH, Wn Kuvround tho CUairraini with nn tiffloient Biislunsi Oomi' .ilitiii ' j t' . i n:<h!,, t him , nnd hope to nnili'1 thin U'Vei'jty a . ' rionnwviri * . li nstltn \ . !is- .i\ K-jr. E. H. Pirmj lec. \V ' u I. -- . .„ j p lenty of lig ht , -nn<i if any of-' nir tic:;. - !:- | bore {' all it iflj iot for lac k of »:./ ' ..' . I J o i no ' . ECO-ia u oh- ' of tlse iaiuenea.! t-f ::: ' . ?• - • j pf .ruuoo . do not know Ihut :\iui is Bold ix- ; r.ion gus , but we wean to work oa to • prevent .the ravrtgeeof this «.vi! i. 'i our ' ecu:::, unity if po. ' -siblo. \ j MATTlTiCK- —K. Y. Ree ve. \ V.\ I:iive J bad a local So- ' . iety, widcii r/ic-t e very , month uiitii williin the i- - i.f i y. -u r. Viiea | wo commenced rebuilding our cliunh .i the meetings wi-t- - sunpriided. and w-jre i not resumed until hist J.ii.vm;- , v. l. - .:i Kro.H>ibt«:ll piti ' - c-bcl iwa te:::vfr. -:ii:. > sermon, 'i' . ' .c ii' . -v. -o w.is wj lHii' .-d , . ;:• ,( , ti- .e ii:tcic-3t i::is i!' . -: (iied out si:' . ':- - ' . O :r llivisi- .m is vtiy j ro. -p. rou- . - , m- iV.r ua un interest among the no:-iii!:cr-s i-; ' ¦ >• \ • -i u- ed , uiid-they lo\t- !. - • iittetid tii.f m-\l- ings. ^Ve make tho lii.-etiiif^ !•' ' -'ill' ¦ !' • - vision Temperance mo. tin^!: ! . V. ' e l - .v,- very m-uth li qncn' sold in M.:t• > ' . : . • U. Whether it is ult.,holic i:.i: . '.r . i-i whetlii' f it is .stuff iiiiumiaetu-- ! . ' ' .:: . • ¦ oiiie of the reeir-es. which 1h>-y say j:a:::- bi-:1. \ .:v. V.. - -C , I cul t not t- . -:!. 1 ' ' ¦ •!' uoac - . or , that there is mol e of t ' :;e . ¦ • ¦ yX x ' .\ and used, in Mstti.i ¦ !•£ nov, - l ' :- n : .:- iiH-ri y. \ ifn.i.i:ns Place:— f . : . I. 11. .p i::: /.. \Our Division iiiuubers ab if. 'n - :. ¦ .. :• '•- i. We do our own t-:«' .j ' . r. i \ . ' • 1 -- yc.ung moinbcrs lise bo!,: mil ' .. vtj . ' . T ii' . -re is a goo -i . • ii. .:: d • .:. •:- . • • •; ' . i \> ¦ meetings of the local soei.ily un- . i -:-e '!• iuteroat ii::um ' ' :!:» ? . - . -1. \' :: r. . -i • : - . - . ' .. ¦ . were appointed to i» \ ¦ •::•! lh ¦ ¦ * . ( . ' :n:::.y C' o. 'ivcntion. Vi ' o have 11 ifili ' . iii- a School p ktl ge -with i - .li .i-t i i- 'l v uuit»:« attached. Cfic.no' - trr.:—R V.. H- . >l- > . 't. ' iii- is a decidedl y ti-mi . o:..:!^ e- . i:i. ;,:.i'; !\ .y. Ciiryuuns >: ¦ ¦ '• ¦ • ' a' « -;. ' . ' - ' -: ' • \ - ' '- • perftnee princi p le-\ :•:: • '\ •• • ' . :v ¦ - •• ¦ • ••!!• - aged. Tlie Ser. s ' , ' . ''J \-!'i;t: * r:<:: ¦ . -• : • - • -!. - Ioj ^iI society are <• - > ' . ' : d :;:j ;r veil. Mr. Wood \Out • . ¦ . -:• ; ! ¦ ¦¦ • ¦ - . -' ' .... :> !•• ¦ • very inter*ling. Wo i- . - .i !. ' ; ' i- . -:.! ;::• • • .. • . -l y aud the time u v. -' . -li o- . -::;- : • ! ; ¦ ¦ <. ' . ' • - euss:o:i. Wo eircel- .t. . ' ; ' : •• ;. - ' ' .i ; ¦ :•:• ¦ . olit-iin ni'iv iiB'il. - . \ u. 'i.t - . T' . • .:\ ; . • .!• • ¦ .two |>1.4C, \ !S in C:i ' .. ll ;\f; u ! • . ' . - ' • . •: • : i:- . ' . < sold. IV i, al-a sold i:i N-w S:;i. > .:. \ Mr. Aiberuoi:. -Our H ' .vv : :i .. Sons of Tempera' iee i- j iiu-;, . .; •• . 1. • ' • Ciitehog'uc. S- . -i.-e i.i-vj ;- .! u ' , i .:' . othi -rs lr. i vo come i:i to t.c.j : heir ;. : ¦ • • . - . - , and earnest work is b/i'i . -j (:..: • - ¦ ' .-- ¦ Tei nx>er:ii:. . - e. \ SoL'THOMi:—J. IT . B-i IsS- : ... ' ' •\>- . - lo^al ttawjior mi'o iTi- - .i: 'i/..ti' - ..i ,i- .- ; ::••• ¦ •:: in eNU- .t cii. - . ' !• . ' ).. ¦ : ' 1 \ . - ¦ :: • ;. • ;. - ¦ ! ¦ •: . i • ' • ha* hol.I lao - .l ii \ :;. :.: :•- ' . : ii- . . - . :- . i-:. - . . ¦ . ' . time , with fj w e.vci-p ' ij \ ' . T : - ' i::' young peop le Ii' -ru nrii i ' :- - ' .i ::- ¦ • .: ¦ - ' . ¦ - • . . seme teiuj. 'ei'au- - o:- y ;-:i -:' , . '} : ,. t . . . \ • ... t.tU:Cr i - *OUH:t; ,;\ 1 • - \^ f Ut ; • - .. i ¦ - : . ' : • io n w.io i. -ii/aii i/.: i ::i > ¦ ' • ¦ ¦ < ¦ ' : ¦ •• - . ' ' two- ito tir li • .:::. ' . e; ; . . ' . • •• ' ;:• .. .. - borsabout Lvolau l; .!. :- • . • :..-. »• •;, - ing new i:i6;ii!--i < fri - . v-M ! , • ' . ' • ' ¦ ' . - ; , received u.any \. in. i- - ;-i — i.:. . • . . ' . .... driiTiKards I..; : - ¦ • ¦ ;i •• . • ;.; • . • -.. :; : . . zea!oi:-« work i iv i' . I.,- !• ' - .. -! • .. ' . in teres) in our iu. -i. -iii. ¦ '; ' .; ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ • ¦ ' . - .- •• i- Od. W o llavr ti \' i-li:M. - |- : ,,l,; . ' ,. i- I . - .. j. ... th4t-Snblm i.il Scii. .»-i IJ. 'iiolniv., i.. . !.. -: nearl y the w !i,-ir- • »; !!« ' . \ Rev. Mr. Vi ' arriii.-i - . \Our f ' - . :, ' ..,. ' ., School 'l»o. ' - ' i • ' ¦ . ' . - ui'ili. ' .y i ,i- ,:y- . :- .:;• . - .t : :i ,. E very lliir.l mo.:: ' .; ;. ':. - • • ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ' - •; :• .! . - voted to the f. 'i .i per. ' . 'li . i\ <• . ' • : • ¦ :. \ Rev. iri r, ^v .ii' . af.er. \ ! :ie h-:.,,i. . ' ,, S chool telli|v. -r.i :' . ce s.i.a-iy :i: icir , ' . 'i,. . i- . i* six c.i ' Kc vi.n yc-rs oi,!, Ji ' ¦ i • _ •• ¦ • ¦ rate oiv mi'. i ' .i>!\ i f: - . -!i • ' . • ••: ' ' ' ¦ :. ' . ' . ¦ School , mil h- . .H i m.-iii !. 1 . :-.- ¦ ' \: Our ph. 'd g.s fe- . -i'!;:! t.. . ¦ : ¦ > - • ' i • • . . i absfciiici nni and ri-cirl y u 'i • .•!• ¦ i i.i: ;, ¦ ' :. ar aititoi' v. -ilcd n- id h' . vi- ' -' ,!' 'I ' . '- . • pl- . -i ;;. O ne fell , but. v.i\ . rr . - .tore i , a . I i wi'll us if til!. Wc. ni' .inoei' ii'. - . Ii» i I' mii 2 50 members, Our M-M-rl i^ - open v, - ' (!; prayer , and arc c r.dii'Vod wii h ii.u - i. ' , upooches ifco,, so th cru is no i:ba ' .ei,i.!ii t ot interest but th n cut > • r,, '' SiiKr/J'Rii Islanmi:— M.i.. iVinee \T cua onl y tell y ou tiio ' o 'd , r\ *\ st' .^ , ;• . , Thuro i s i;o run: sol- 1 , hi Sl.clicrl.O.aiiil nnd very l ittle use 1, !. ly ' . ' u vo th. re i no p lace on th u Island v. 'li em n drop ci.n bo obtained. \ Okiex ti—Mp Tern' , •: ¦ ., 1> ; ' . '' , \ • • - • , Flilnotis l loliise' i 'ii > . - ii - . • ,, .;. - •' • \ . t,.veil- ing lit Glii'u !, ' I; i 1 a 1' ! . ' - . ( . . ¦ -!• ' lo yO l' . llg i.id. ' cl 1 , V. l. n V ¦ ¦ . ;• .! , - | \ ! Imi • i ' .! ' , ,. . couvort'j .l , aui 'l v, ' /,o >. ' f\ , i'i ti ,- - fir,,; u ;n- P'Tiinco p le- ' ig \ bvrp kiv.wt l ' .Vie wi. ' -h wad pro je iPfd i ' o. ' ili. m b y Mr . ' : • V- fiiUTi , Mr. Win , Vfjiiufc w- r., ' i ' i. - i iv. -tmill. . ' , - ' .f i- \ or. In o nline1.1ion villi !, ' .. ' ,., I i.i. 'iy • fif.fiIo tliiit ft f ew yu. ' ,iv; .v. ' r, 'o aim !• ¦ vm ; found In Oii' .u U bi'iintuv li. ' . s iii ' t iij !• u \Xd limi,: lrt-jp, W. V, \ Jn i ¦ . •!:: a 'J' ... t ul Al-ii i Luotito *i»i;ioiy Wi;;. . ' .: ,ii- a w ' . -l Ji tins hfiid wuukl y Ufi -tiugf, l ' '-; ' liri. 'iy yo*w, through siiiiita.vr f. ri i wiir.jp . V. ' e hudt thu Dlviii u bleii' . In:; nn oiTv v .i\ -r t« and ovitvy tj u vting ia i j'\ii' ' l d w.i l i pny- or , Ouv Uiviiion ari d J^ni'iil Minluty work hunnonlcunl u}' ugi tiii r, ' Mp, Tn ' .hlU, \Th o HivNkr, ¦ „ ' „ i . -' .!n ;< ! ' tiro well iituad ed nnd ihn isoiio of 'i' uu- pcivmao ttve workinfj well , \ N ORTHVli .T. ri!—C. :;. Div::.:. \The Dlvisli 'oi ' Of Ponii of 'i' i v: ' ijii -r. , ii ' . ' i) ! , wi gono ilown. Tho lucid f. ' . ie,iety lew Ivm r'lvlvpd nnd w v/m l. 'iii fc \ wH i' . ' .h! y - tldiik tho Jj orcl has go t Lolrl of i» .. \ Sa VVIT.le:— C, ht.rou \g, • ' Tho ' Dlvin. ion of Sons of Tcinporuuco tmd tli o lo o n f odo ty'aH linna ' onioiitly and laueli goorl i4 ' 'l>»to j ; ' ¦ Icvro . OJr ^T.lfttin^s firo isl& .. :•'• lit . \ .;• t. ..:- .:i :!• •:• . tin- g utU .r., u:..! ' r--! ' «.: :'i: \l. 1 H-I- - me inii r i . - . .il p. -a ,£ (j.« 'l iu:' ;'l. \ .:. -' . \ .: ] ii:.ort:!u. ' -Ti^-y „- ,. 11.: ., ;, ' •i!!- . ' ;. i . i:l w. . rV \:\ Sin 1' r.iii. ¦ . - .., ¦ e. ;;• : . - . ' .\::: -i i' :;v , J'' r,. ^i<;. , - ,. . quite* !>t. ulkriy. ' i Te i-t-mbcr ::I;- . ui.l :^ j in the Division with an average attcirf. i naih i ot iiihyOf L'). Tho ci iidrua ara all • ;,lij :/Vid i:i thi H« ' jua!h School , Rn 1 rv. j co ' .. - -j c - ji~i: :!• ¦ .! ¦ • = -i\ 'i tiibd ala. \Wo uo • :r;/ing to cireiilato Temperance pi.p- . -re ' and to train- tlie childr-tni^n t- jiaptre r' . - c ; P- ' ; » •:;'- \ • \ ! ( , ' «- . pt. C. Hubbtrd of Cut-ili. - .i -ue ai . , gav-s n:i int'irustiiig account of th.? :en:- p_ :j :i- e v. - . -rli i:i mo fi- ir.dwi.j l i 1*1 ««- • !,;. i H-^ s,xid\Tiio ji ' si.upjraa.ire e -r.:-- _ - - ? - .; _ >. i in . 'r great ;.;o- id in ti.o f a'tdv. -ioh l=:;i,,;. : . M. rtul y te\ .:: p-:i - .:.j e mci-tiii iTi aw ¦ b - . - li m tiiO !: ' . - .. • .i. - ::V. P .th-i . i:; ! H , _ - . »:• . ¦ \;! ¦ o f o::rht or t- .i: ii': - .r .s:p;.«- „i . . ( are o \ - . t•:!\ ! • .v.i l o !;:•? p ied , -o. 'i' iiese ii isiu ll y ^• . • • - .::i ' . -ii who ii,ve . <o d. - .ntu. i. J ti.e:: -o ' v o-i 1-y : i::t.. <i ;:>• i jii th.i ' .Uny . .,. -4 • i. - . • ¦ ¦ ' ' ! ¦ r.: ' : i:i :- .uy • .« ¦ • !. JU-n w ' ' P • Jh r ^> ' (j \ i?«^- UiPi ti £4\ 3\» n£v /tlil-^» ... -i ~±. **J V ^.vi u &- <& cra to* i cxd c :: , .j, . i. A' c.t::m * . ::s i ' i. -T' i' .r^T.i:; ! Zli:li£ion. t* fO- . ' Ji £ lL in I2usitlo«. - J~ tV rERKi\ , ' - '\ - '\ - - ' r- ubiwhiir ^r ^**XB^3sS \ V Ti-i:v«f - 7. \ * 'Tntt . n y nn -10 r«u:s for 0 iiion;hs :7. ' > . t m ¦ lur. ' i monOv* , in ««i v.is**-* . - Tt>u Viiit-nsti ;i: !c!-i Mrir. 'f-I*y 7»r r * .c« . <>ininti uk-nf Ir-n*. t-crtniniPK' ilr:n » tif Ic^l n'i^H nrc o nrnoftly f-*>li«*it*-*1. All t!io-(» who i\v- m ]i« - . «=.*?js- - ion of fiicts ol 'I o— .1 inicr cM—>ii' , !i u< o:t<iMiiii' . ^ . in— »-Mi'! Hs <lfiii . '\ •*' l<ihVc iiv«in is. ttoj - .o* . -' fo\ :-u li- \t; i:t * . -: TT . -, - ni-Ti ty-ii n ft :t > ri \ ' w~ , t' i '* .. — will t-i:iiVr t- \>>. ' j l. -ii i \ :ivo: I. *;* o^O iii'; '!!:. * ¦ • .! * »ut> tt» ' .lux cftf- 'O. CI-i^yni' . T. i tli ii' fibii t dirttt'iiiinfttior^ * av«? ir.vi- ir I ;o cftTnmti!i * 4 *:;* 4» art»- !• * •* • j- ivinif i'^n r.fifii ;::'! *:** i' .r.c-Ui^ciKv^ ti * ., n«'t f ravj Ci -a aiv l .U.vti. -v ( liurNt^ a* .v rt 'oii*7ntc-d to cirtr.nniiiicj itc i ' t.i* puiilti'atiun tlie vwull ot ' thL-ir cx?ir-r:ri:?- ii snr. 1 n^>Ot * vftt:o!is. r* .>:i :!n^n->. * i * ic-!\ . in ten-ic- .I ft<r pu( . •!? ¦ ' « - C \ M mils to .i(!0'»r nii-:nii'' .l * y tho xuuai: i-i \ the wn:-?r , r. *i : -:m i - 4?.;. * n * ' ;! 0\ 1 I ' .ilih. Zef iietl every .Tla tirsday. j ¦ M <W l' JIW S II ' — fWl«^MM«»»4M^P ' H I U ¦ * Will l —^W»> ^ .TO 4COHHi:si»O. TiSJ3-i.Vra,S. Mr. Charlos Eiil-rlil fi . fl i« (riving; hit. boiiw n.coat of paint wliich 'inprovos tho .l-X'iis cxeoeding l y, ' :iT r. Charles 1'im'rons now . houso is neriyry cnxipioU d , and will eoon .taoovc laio is. , Ii lr, { ¦ ' isn-iccr ]3 , 'Kic!rld j^( of this p lace hns Ui cm-p-ihil' iifi liln housu Injldc and or,l,,f;.;, - ,o .U>c out iiiildiri g-s. Ho hns just riaiaJuxl a now,.fono-j - arour.d . ' .!:« baok- 7, i.v l , fiivl isjiiwiui . ' -illing out none or- : TcuntaMl .U'm.a. i) a i.,.a.isprcvod rhi » »„ i j- ' . vj i'nat' . - ' o{ i.is p i,too wry mueu, d. * .i' .rC.,lZ;» ,7 sp. . iThiMi-i9f Titlw, nrc i ivreit r.; Mi;n;;.i.Oi\:JM'y and p. , orUiou ty. n -;i :.: \ . •:!- .. \! ' •-. •' . . . Pil'ia \iiulM-o/'ii r.n.rC iv, ' . T;cl. .: r nr/» Jft- ;. l.i i: t ' . ' .e. . • ' . ' ¦ .:u. i , itL , . '^. t' o;' Jud u \ , i Diiil y ' n now iwrntior , nt XorfaiKAvsr. Tu ;' , Jertrni.ih'iiturikl . fjti , b.ir. ;,i: ' 'J, l hi.s fariTi «•! \£<? % y<, ' .c k[Snjj Enr] 3. ' .: ' T , tc£\Xv, 3' Vlc> r <\ '? , iIv , ' .T, 'ff'Xew \' orit 'ClTy , ; iv. 'i <ir,t um- mi 'r .vctSAmce. .Trice psiii' .?. .SW 1 , 1 ' M r. ' Tirnotl' .y Mnroi i au ,Aprllv5Cili;i- . ¦ -n 'hi' j) 'A ] sxng - and -cai'tlnji . nway .maii ^raiii Tuir ' iicy.I llU . 'icpaad a. izrloakj toa \a» + 'liZSTVarr i ij- hrtiart, i . Sny ilni' lio r. Joh n Kurgan, has boon building fin addition to his barn. ' Tho ' fr ame for Smith Tirooro ' s new broom Manufactory li:w boon raised. Silas Hulluclc hr.s boon • g iving bis hcuro ,i coat cf paint. Oregon, The fr. ' .me ibr Gt>lds>n:ith & Tuthill' s >i ..re p. * . Now Suffolk ban been raised , and it is nearl y covered. IIY. Horace Tuthill is vaising up the wist end of his house , and the kitchen. Mr Foster Panning lias just .finished a new p idhet fen'jc • around his garden. Caj. it B. TJ. TVebb has \had Ihe roof of Lis dwelling house recovered , &c. On Tuesday IXven-ng May l : lth , a grand'hojj will tahe p lace , at the Xew Sutfolk Hotel. Music -by tho v. - ell known dancing muster Prof. E. Coe. Madam E. T. Bishop delivered a loc - tu- . -e i n •Pirtchoguc on last Mondin' even- ing. * »ew yui' fulk. T • Mr ; . ¦ . i- . - nP j : - ¦ ilni siu wt ' V.. |i.i. -:ii., • ii ' .:ii . .1:ii'r. T. . i ii ' r. - :. I' . - >« ;. -; yr.-\\, of Yaj.!.. - ;.. ' . Kim, . - : ¦ • ' .: .. ' ' ? V- •• 3th 10 JTr. ir;. \! M ¦ , 1 • .;!• !. ! . : ¦ . V •\ ¦ • . - . . i :. oru •ii- ' •« . , .- -m i, - »^^ au wMW My.i«F *>< ¦ if \ * . \ • ' • ' \' H . « i . T: ; \ i. ::t ( . ' • .. « . .iii Ti- . -M of ,|!., . ^ ¦¦ .l \ .\\ Co. '' \ lnivij :* .- .. - . • ' , \ '• . \ : ';• • \> ill i.e ! • ! i ,.; .\ i:Mei ' s I'l -ii - i i.. . '!' ;i:- . iil 'j ini.i V, . .;. ,, . .. d.y May L'St h i;:i-l : : ' . * i l- ' -T-i . !> :,. y» :- . -:• b y K.,i!ro:ul «ii: ^to;l at V.:j O' :.:.: : \ •*- .. - .. - ::.j ' .r. ¦ ;- v;iii< . , ' , s v. iii l.u iii \v.,il:::;. . .\« - ' .::;• ¦ :-ie> . -fiin: hi 'jii . 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