vlmcncim THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1". 1895. j EM™,^^S^»^rER j Number 1L_ atJbfrtiir.r.cnts. LOCAL A FLAILS. was caught in the northeast' gait* last Osgood, who has been at Pine Hill, N. Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report week, ami put in at Dutch Island Satur- Y., during the summer, arrived lipme M U \1>\ I I11M MI.M> Tills U l.l l\. day with main boom broken and main-I For one day the family was united. Sat- sail urday evening Ernest left for ■ badly injured by dialing. Osgood Lost,- Ilaiirock hnl! I >l\vanl " 1'ni• r-• ► i»*-* romedy Berlin, N. II., where he is in business as ••onipany. Blunqueforl commandery, K. T., is j»rc- j < li.tr 1' It < lark —Noth.. a "!‘ hi- a t< left and pin grnpiier. Harry Osgood app.-lntniiiit paring to give a grand reception j Strayed-— for where lie will enter «> 11 Tit Tuesday Boston, II 11 it r tin Bout* f.*r -:»!*• banquet as a sort of dedication of its j l.i. s,,.|; i, Ki wi' ati-1 .'iilt !: r\ the Button for a new in the university thru-year K. \ < trl sj-,limn rv handsome quarters Manning j or Stole n! course m the medical Miss a i, r..nrt department. 11 rock ha Ihut 111 t ;u.'l bail : block. The matter is now in the hands \ii-rI• II iir<.1 .’rh will remain at home for some of a Osgood I I- IIimI i: it committee. Kurn up1 j special t ime. < < Ik. I i. -1;!■aia ■' It. IS. Holmes has taken the agency for PUBE II AM (-• K Alonzo (iarland, *>f Heed's Brook, the ABSOLUTELY Hancock county of 11st■ Pag** Woven Wire .1.,!,!, \\ ; Ku. t, weak-minded who was two I The hoy arrested v Pence Co., of Adrian. Michigan. ru innr. M weeks for into the house of IJIN< JEN, 12:12 1-2. (.'oiled Hustler is t b title of a ago breaking Henry \ Kiny N.»tle.-<«f torcelo*uri\ | Spring Cieorge l>. (iarland, has been causing a bright little monthly paper circulated in disturbance in the school in t fiat district. \\'Mat the Papers Say of His Wonder- the interest of the M. S. company. ii Smith attended tfie Kddington Superintendent of Schools K. W. Lord SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT OF t 1 Performance. fair Inst w o k. The latest aspirant in the newspaper has entered a complaint against him before HANCOCK COUNTY. At Rigby last Thursday the two-year- world in Aroostook county is the Ash- Milton 1». Silsby, of Aurora, was in the the grand jury. old Bingen not long ago “our Bingen- land Headlight, of which Kev. James H. ity Tuesday. The school board met II. F. FEW CASES ON THE CIVIL DOCKET FOR driven against time, with a pace-maker, Mooers is editor and Mr. Monday. proprietor. did a milt* in 2: 12 .. John Paul common Miss Williams, of Portland, is the Thursday. They trip in traveling bag. Mary were trial was B. P. Thomas, with his wife and two from Rockland to The following attorneys present at better. Henry Titer was driv- of her Miss A. Bangor by team, and guest cousin, Mary Hop- the of court: ing, of course, and he the wonder- Do not fail to see the Bar- visited their former after a run Aroostook opening kept kins. daughters, recently up through county ful horse to his stride, like a beautiful in to be at Hannibal E. Hamlim, A. F. Burnham. we in home Hanson, Mass., present by rail, continued from Bangor by team machine, for the entire circuit. shall offer Cloth- street school Every- gains The School grammar George P. Dutton, John B. Redman, Arno could see that it was the celebration of the golden wedding of to Calais. From there they will go by body go! ig to be ft next has been connected with B. fast mile for a ing for the thirty days, building city Mr. Thomas’ Mr. and Mrs. rail to St. to driv- W. King, George Stuart, Fred L. Ma- wonderfully two-year-old. parents, Benja- John, returning Calais, The horse would water. Charles 11. L. F. pacing never have min Thomas. The occasion was a to and on the son, Drummey, Giles, kept as we want to close out every very ing Machiasport, home up, if it hadn’t run a good deal of the arc Truman C. Lord, John A. Peters, Seth Probate and insolvency courts being happy one. “Frank Jones.’’ jr., way. The quarter was made in 33, the dollar's worth of goods. held here and of T. Campbell, Ellsworth; Oscar P. Cun- half in 1.05%, the in 1.38 spring Wednesday Thursday Charles H. will make extensive visitors to the tlie three-quarters Emery Among city during and then the time was at the this week. ningham, Oscar F. Fellows, Bucksport; caught wire on the at the past week were J. E. Edward in 2.1214. Never was there such a mile improvements property Tripp, L. B. E. S. Charles II. Wood, left for Deasy, Clark, trotted a Miss Delia Hopkins Tuesday corner of School and Main streets, pur- Hamor, M. Franklin, F. L. Hadley, F. E. by two-year-old east of the John E. Bunker, jr., B. E. Clark, Bar Rockies. At Stockton ! Boston, w here she w ill work at her trade chased of Dr. M. Pulton. The ap- Roberts, Frank Cunningham, A. T. Springs, Col., Abby E. P. Deer Arion, owned by the same made of Harbor; Spofford, Isle; George man, H 1! l'AUKKIt ,V CO., dressmaking. pearance of the place has already been Sawyer. J. R. Salisbury, Ceylon Emery, the world’s record of M. Warren, Castine; Edward E. Chase, two-year-old 2.10%. v:i.i.mworth, Me. Henry L. Moor is in charge of the im- greatly improved bv t lie removal of the T. F. Moran, Bar Harbor; Isaac (»ijley, .1. Malcolm Forbes paid f125,000 for Arion. Bluehill; E. Webster French, George K. He paid only *8,000 for Portland that are being made in Peter unsitrht I v shed on t tie School street Hide. James S. Fernald, W. C. Moore, South- Bingen. provements Fuller, Southwest Harbor; Bedford E. Press. west M. R. F. R. Starkey’s house on South street. A of the Nioolin club was held Harbor; Hinckley, M'..,,,.. U'i,,*,., II., meeting All through the season reports of the Merrill, W. F. Henderson, G. A. Dodge, of the Anew front is being put on the Cole at Grand Army hall last Tuesday evening. The juries are as follow: speed two-year-old colt Bingen, H. L. Osgood, Blueliill; C. J. Hall, W. H. May King, dam ( building on Main street, occupied by F. Two amendments to the by-laws relating (.HAND JURORS. by Young Miss, by A. C. Mt. Young Jim, have been heard, and E. if. A. store. to dues and assessments were and Davis, Fernald, jr., Desert; Coombs, stationery offered, Black, George A., foreman.Deer Isle (Jreely, of Ellsworth, has been considered W. S. John J. R. \V. liich, >ainuel N clerk.Fden laid on the table for two weeks. The Kane, McDonnell, a lucky man to own such « wonHpr Hev. M. F. wife,of Sears- James S.Brooksville Bridghamand J. G. E. Condon, to meet at the same Smith, Reed, Brooklin; E. James Maine tanner. were the of Hev. I. 11. W. meeting adjourned Hammond, C.Gouldaboro mont, guests Orrln Church, Cherrytield; E. J. Bunker. C. Hanseom, 8.Sedgwick Bingen, the trots as Wharff two last week. place at 7 o'clock, Tuesday evening. Oct. boy-wonder, just days Hihhert, John J.(Jastlne well for his — ■b> A. Mar- new owner. Lewiston Jour- Crosby, Cranberry Isles; George Jellison, Almon G. Kllsworth hose is nal. Dirigo company already making tin. Hancock Point; F. E. Pettingill and Lowell, Asaph > .Bucksport for its annual concert and The people’s services at the Congrega- It ..-.Kllsworth The greatest mile trotted a preparations wife, A. B. Fernald, Franklin; E. G. Lowell, George by two-year- tional church for the winter last Marks. Klbridge G.Orland old since Arion got a mark of to ball to be given Thanksgiving eve. began Brewer and 2:10% son, Hull’s Cove; E. E. Phil- Mclntire, Harvey H.Bluehill the high wheel sulky was trotted Sunday evening. A chorus of eighteen Norwood, Woodbury W.Tremont to-day A supper and fish chowder will be brook, Albert F. Richardson, Castine. at Rigby Park by J. Malcoln Forbes’colt voices which was also Barker, Kdwin.Brook 11 n led the singing, Bingen. The great ease with which the given by the ladies' circle at the Metho- Henry II. of Beach, Perkins, Abram. Penobscot from the Tinker, Long A was done the best dist this unusually good congregation. Pcttee, J.•.Sullivan performance surprised vestry (Thursday) evening. state, is his J. The of The pastor took for the subject of his Washington visiting brother, Somes, Joint Mt. Desert judges. opinion experts is that The Nineteenth club will hold J. of maunders, Melvin G.Surrv the Boston millionaire hRs in his century lecture tho Cuban insurrection and some Benjamin Tinker, the Hancock £?S,000 Mratton, John N .Hancock colt a far animal to for its first meeting with Mrs. S. D. Wiggin house. This is Mr. Tinker’s first visit to superior Arion, moral questions involved. FIRST TRAVERSE JUKI which he paid $125,000. New York World. next Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 15, at 3 Ellsworth since he left here thirty-six H. C. who is at the Carter, orrln V., foreman. Brooklin It is a pity that Bingen could not have o'clock. Phillips, employed Francis P years ago. It is thirty-seven years since Mien, .Sedgwick been kept in Maine. Was lie too creamery, left last Wednesday for a vaca- Billing-, P.Kden good the brothers have George and too valuable a horse to be The Western Cnion telegraph company met, and they did not Blood, B.Dedham owned tion at his home in Livermore. He made Augustus here? Bangor Commercial. is rebuilding its line between Franklin recognize one another at first meeting. Bowden, Flias il.Orland the trip, 125 miles, on his bicycle in one Bunker, Almon P.Kant brook When a two-year-old like the wonder- A Woman's Aim Hoad and Franklin, following the new Henry Tinker was born in the American J"hn day. with twelve miles additional be- Burrill, A.Bucksport ful Bingen can reduce hi., record in a roads. house. He left Ellsworth in 1859 for tlie uihIom, Richard II.Brooksville few'weeks’time and while 1- t*• -et tt table. The way to her cause of a mistake in roads. More than Amos T.Deer Die starting only fields of California. At Hardy. four or five times in one him a gold Illinois, season, from al- hu-band'- pocket often 1- to give There will be a regular meeting of the he was in a and rode Higgins, James B.Gould-boro this, caught shower, most to 2: 121 ,. is then the he a of James.Swan's Island nothing t he two-minute dinner. ^ u can't »et a g*>arty Joyce, good Monday evening. much of the distance through mud. Beach, «ttls.Penobscot trotting very far off? ‘Horseman. about for the across tlie without that there be a large at- twenty-five trip important At the Penobscot fair, Oldtown, 'F.CiiNIi TRAVERSE JUKV. The sale by K. II. (ireely of the county plains. In the party were three other bay tendance. Steven-, William *>., .Castine two-year-old colt Bingen. *2:241;. to j. last week, K. K. Daisy took sec- foreman <ct. l". day, of the died at the home of Mrs. luckiest men alive. Thrice ^s.nodcouldn't > Otis, < ■ v-. r her Mr. and Thursday N.> I'.*:- N..rri- I. rindall Ale\ ( llagci K has been visiting parents. Hancock even- hall, this hue 'Y\- Wednesday! ( that colt to-dav. Fc \Jrcr- Aleev McFarland, w here she tins resided thy. ha-e for pltF Peter- for deft. Mrs. Janie* I.. Cook, of this city, re- ing, Oct. 9, Edward W. Emerson and hi.- t iser. several years. The deceased w as a daugh- n 17: < ou I ter \ Herrick v-. lough. King j turned home last Monday. in the musical for Mu.art for deft. G. who was company extravaganza, pliT Hood's Pills run* I.imt f. • ter of the late Joseph Dean, o>u.sne9fit V Charles S. who some time “Cranks.” 85 and 50 cent-, V v£« Dr. Bragdon, Tickets, 25, 1 !:.H^-1 11. Hrada< !•• \ i i,. '.alive. a prominent and distinguished attorney s re on sale W S" 1 4'»| h it'll "auiuliT- vs. I.ydi.i *v ^.iui: * ago moved from Fllsworth to Boston, at iggin's. A 1 1 M u-_• i't-. A,It-' ^ j uf tli's city. She was in the sixty 'In -. I\ n_ i: d U am-n lor I'llf, Ha!- \ lla:; / moved to Brockton, Mass., where Ort. at 7.30 in. Parish lilt lor del t. eently of her Funeral service* Thursday, 10, p. I fourth year age. he has a dental office. sociable at Congregational Ad- V. 1»w:T ws: :aii I’.ea/Iey "arail I. Tali'"; opened were Kev. D. L. vestry. y | held Sunday afternoon, d II. A < < lor h. u- Children Gry for ( mission. 10 cents. Montgomery |*ltT. Miss Huhie B. Mc< iown, w ho graduated j y ah oil. lat ing. for deft. Pitcher’s Castcria. 0 V, I'.Tiiie ( o. -. (,ro. W from the FINw«»rth high school ;m he Thursday, Oct. 10, ]>. m. Supper and ltd. l.UAIlo Allen. | evening at 7.30, in the Con- | Hurnham t"rpllT. King for deli. ---»-■ •y. v'- k>. > v s'^*yy to enter the Wednesday lisli chowder at the Methodist vestry. class of On, left Tuesday « Mrs. Ida \'. Wood- Sati Kl»Ai, nr. 1J. ilauaticniicr.lEi. Mass. gregutioual vestry, 25 cents. Abbott at Andover, j '1’ickets, <» seminary V- ll .- -Iordan v-*. Irene A!le\ -w---*- -v bury Util speak on t he work of t he A. M •'dwinu" Ellsworth Hancock hall. Oct. 11, King lor |• ttT; Pra-y tor deft. Two diver* parsed through A. in the south. This i- in the of Friday evening, place Vi 'I re ha lit A < o. Sin r: ..r i la U V on their to benefit concert and ball for Kllsworth Tuesday way Morgan's Hay t h»* regular midweek prayer meeting and A Hamlin tavid of Ban- vs. Hagerthy, is the horse case which was liar Harbor this Bugbee, afternoon at 3 o’clock. '* gational conference at Saturday tried at the the 3000 10 and 12 1-2 gor, was in town over Sunday, having April term, jury failing ami Hats, Caps and Fur- are not -«»M at e<>-t, l>ut ft* near week. Friday, Oct. 18, Friday, Oct. 25, at out from 5 o’clock in The*e y.. been called here by the death of Mrs. to agree after being t as can he .lone and live. of Montana, is vis- the Congregational vestry Stereopticon the afternoon until 2 in the Stillman I. Hopkins, Atnory Otis, a relative. It was his first morning. nishing tioods can Mr. was lectures under of young was for FREDERICK A. COOMBS. iting relatives here. Hopkins visit to Ellsworth since the railroad has auspices people’s The action brought alleged fraud, of the church ■ ■ in the busi- society Congregational ow of the horse Sultan. 1)0 found at No. 4 1 Main St formerly engaged lumbering been built. Mr. Bug bee is nearly eighty involving nership Oct. IS “The Old and ness with the firm of J. J. & A. F. Subjects: Abbeys here years of ago, and is as vigorous as most L Castles of Hngland." Oct. 25—“Our Eng- \ Services. Hopkins. men at sixty. He paid The American esper 33 lish Cathedrals.” Admission, 15 cents. will be held at Harold S. Higgins, son of Mr. and Mrs. office a visit, and was good enough to say Vesper services the I'ni- Nov. 7 of Hancock W George \V. Higgins, celebrated his thir- that it was one of the best equipped and Thursday, Meeting tarian church next Sunday afternoon at 3 I teenth birthday last Thursday. Over arranged county offices t hat he had ever district lodge, I. O. (». T., with Hillside o’clock, Following is the order of ser- S fifty of his young friends and classmates visited. lodge, at Sound. vice: of his hospitality. < >rgan voluntary partook At the of the Woman’s relief Double l ord Hod meeting II I* I ttli \nniml Tour. ijuartcttc, "II"!;. 33 uncalled for at A Fist of letters remaining last members were Imighty.Ilydcn corps Friday eighteen \V. .1 who is now hi* thir- 33 Oct. 5: Mrs. Ryan, making scrip ure reading. the Fils worth post-office Mrs Ella of Merri- “I present Clement, teenth annual tour through Maine, celling Double (iuartot.tr, Will Magniiy X Mrs. K. Dorr, Miss <> Cord .Sudd- Lizzie Carter, Mary Mass., of the W. It. C., of tiie Robert 1! Thomas and Maine Thee, mac, chaplain copies ••Peace I Lea\e Wii 33 Alice Gordon, J. H. and J. \V. Jones, J. Soprano .-.o*o, addressed the members. Her remarks Farmers’ Almanacs, for the year 1896, is total Ij You”...Tenney I\ Miss J. A. his in 1ST Jordan, Joy. were interesting, and contained many Mind, but loss that particular docs not Mary 1- Hopk. i-. 3D There will he a parish social this hints and much instruction of value to prevent him from making his way in the World- Prayer. In hi- native city of Portland, where he is well lie-j'oii-e, ‘‘Prom the Wor d >tealinj_ Uo-.-ini (Thursday) evening at 7.30 in the Con- the local corps. She also gave the corps known to he is -■> familiar with the Mason l Male Quartette. ct A entertain- everybody, gregational vestry. short ii thorough drill. Mrs. Ella Jordan treet- that he finds his way around unaided. Wemark-. ment will he followed light re- will I.adn ,uarti »te, “Vi I .1 Shall P.<- given, by Mason, past department president, Ids route eastern and northern Along through tall Thee”.Costa CO.’S. freshments. Admission 10 cents. an cdlicial vi»it to the corps pay inspect Maine he has a large 1 i-t of patrons wh". at the ID inn, ion. THK CLOTH The members of the Haud-in-Hand at tic next regular meeting, Friday. end of every year, depend upon him to sup P.e ned let IKKS. Mamma mo My Kivea Oct. IS. them with the favorite almatiae MANNING BLOCK. — circle of are earnestly ] y people’s The choir a ;11 be .-o.nl <>/ Alt,--. _„.„orth. PEI King's Daughters eumpo ’•VW,« 'VST.""T IfF, Is not on his | to be at the meeting It your name list, have it put F. Mrs. l>ora; r requested present There was a family reunion al the Mary llojUms, soprano; To it move the const ed .m C.-ugha, Colds, Colic, Cholera! j quite there this year. He is thoroughly reliable, and ip -it, the as business of ulti \'. K. tenor: K. ■ I rAorbus, Crou.r, Sorei next Thursday night, home of Mr. and Mr-. last Hopkins, ; Parker, K. only safe treatment is a « ,.i. ,,| Cyserwery, Irving Osgood will aid a cause. ’• j Aycr’a be decided. your patronage worthy bawti :<-sisted M > -or ;ia Pi! !s,followed ft laxative •) ....'oat, Dl'duherlu, etc* special inportanee must ThCrson-*, Ernest find Hopkins, by hy oth- Saturday. Harry, Mr Pyan has also taken the state agency for Mrs. 1 a ratio; Flora er cathartics do more ha. .. 1 K If IS BEAL NICE TO TAKE. I Hastings, ,o j'nod, schooner Au- had been at home for a and on Sat the Hall with I n. t • and F. W. 1; !1 The Ellsworth “Mary j week, improved tynewriter, hcadqtiur alto; K. F. .•■iinia nor, therefor** leading physic. .* ml * v #wa' V- is® Co., N-jrw«r. y MUs Lizzie M. ter- at Portland and Houlton.—Arfct. Mr-. F. L. 1st. us gusta.'’ from Philadelphia for Boston, ! urday Ihtir daughter, lins, has*; Kent, organ Ayer’s Pills, especially a .uij- ; uysic. 2W>rrtisnncnts. WHISKY KKS1LTS A1WHT KISSIM; MOTIIF.lt. CHRIST! VN FADE AY OR. AVOMKN \M> OOOI> HOADS. SOMK 111. tl £. U. Column.

When Th*y Dfclirr For lW-tt**r llig;tim»y«, A C.rent In Kf*rpinf I’rUon* Trn- Topic for the Week Beginning Oct. llrIp Yon Oxxe Her « Kiss or Two, Wp'II Have Them. Hntrd Other l'h»»r» of Crime. Of R STATK PRKSIDKVT. His 1M Comment Rev. 11. Kll l’erkln*. Saved Life by I>oyle. sketch of Mr- Sloven* Ten ago no cue dreamed that The is all extract from a careles* The following ir * l^tor years following A father, talking to his daugh- Topic —How may »ciety Nail Sketches of \\h.t* BY USING < f re the <'• n from "Thumb work ‘oil. Vi. 6 ]C. \ nesting to n-bl^r the tune wonld ver come when women paper read Is Twentieth ter, writes Kli Perkins, said: “I want to shows the estimate in of >rnii. lt*l the club of II trio rd Professor .1 .1 Ribbon Women.” th»* work each by presi- would be directly interested concerning j tury by !«jMnk to you of your mother. It may be dent. > which Main* "s is held at the i Met look of college: “For I’J a look president Cherry the condition 2. * In t he summer of ls71 w hen Miss ill- particulaily alone averaged per there an act of «till “When for such a stirring of brought by yours; my adopt- < ian work. There can be no weari- sible general up w drunk- ard went to Old Orchard, to *t‘**ak on 0 hi; gent of the whole numB r, hile it ! want ed son w.is to it is your duty to chase away o : or old conclusions, has set them a \V. <\ T. I .1 well I g, ii .landing still, really enness and its allied offenses numbered and temperance and to organire of 1». tl.td O you to gef to-morrow morning years ago, on And when up ® we will fail. Advancement is the only thinking this very topic. SO.t'.T cent. This is pr- Mr*. Stevens wn* there, assisted by the as severe a p-r proportion get breakfast. When your mother comes cough true Christian m* tfco. Better w- xk, not a w man thinks she’s very likely t » act. somewhat than in most of the Maine l nlon and was as I ever knew haps larger and to her surprise, go organization any. q begins express one to w. rse or ev»n ju>t as good, is c< ustaut* Just one weak little woman’s momen- but it may generally be expected chosen its treasurer, w hich position she suffer from. O places. right up to her and kiss her on the | ® of us. The success of En- as w n* t elected He roughed luces- ly demanded will often result in more to lie at least r.s high three fifths. it will held for t hree years She hen tary impulse nu-uth. You can’t imagine how and u < uimit- santly, spit up o deav> r work tit pends up the real than 'Ninety-five to ninety-seven out of and has been unanimously re- purpose being accomplished brighten her dear face. president, blood. I tried O The the lift of the so- in our every. tees pio>j*rity, will a three of wise every hundred incarcerated jail — elected to that j**sition each succeeding days'convention “Besides, you owe her a k or two. thing I could think <-u them ciety depend larg« ly They old whose excessive are self confessed drinkers, although year. For thirteen year* -lie wft*a**i*t- J professors prudence \way back, when you were a little girl, of, but he constant- o > Each should realize th<:r sp nsibihty. a n to add ‘moderate’ to tie- ant recording of t ho National is positive prohibiti< progress. tiny pleasantly she kissed when no one else was secretary ly grew worse, and ® It « you commit tee should be well organized. It is said that 20 girls title, and from 43 t .".U. 1 per cent f W. i\ T. I and for one year recording pretty b.cy.-a* t< mpted by your fever-tainted breath I feared th-* p* r o a > * in the r n should be li?C* ey larger tin* thi m are there sp it,cully f drnnlo and at th* (*!*v*!«nd conven- o f East Lynn. disgti-^*dby d.**gra*e and swollen face You were not a* attrac- secretary, little fellow would surely dl*. At ! I or tw. ® ful condition of the r*>ads m ness, and fully pr cent, tion in tNM. was on th* nomination « f ive him Ayer’s r- t t’ public ts e t h* n a# arc m w Through years g Cherry 1 r- id you held and v : : 1 to in thirds of them, an- therefor that nil 1 M*s* elect*d v:• «ident nt r- o*mmendcd to do so tl.■* those parts, determined rtc-nily h id -b •un-b.m and -i.ndc.xx* sin Willard. *■-pr* by phys o at 1 ./d '!n’ : m.-s T 1.■ r• « or. ; T1 is medicine th* child iv o every -dug stitutc a radical reform. T:.< y tutn* o in- ."suiting -fa large < -f the Nat ional I'm u gave sp.- was ready to cure. I y mag ® t r« rt n ar out f a t f always t and effected a \r- then may p n full f of t m tin r.- :.ist y. Re*dc* filling t h< sc f!h * and h permanent % dhers kiss, the little, dirty, chubby ading sin-uId i : How i. v •• •; Mrs. M \. l»En\T, Tv. o thing .;y rollers and the \v..rt :h d ■ ir -P *. .T lr.'.b 1. By gr. ag hmslied their wn k’s v. rk. tin im.-d jus n last y ablest and unt for if. Pectoral l y p- i world. workmg speaking r.ngly Ayer’s Cherry uci.t ha 1 d- ne it. wiill to sevt f tie drink Mr- Stevens has ° pride \nd t ht n Ilf m dnigh? k --- with Received Awards use ;i! .is* ■* *-f crime, for * \ Highest had mad-* fit f r wi.* i:ng 1 sp j: amount of work * •• •;» m *' •! w i t h t ht they wl u-h sht r< ut» tl ;• any bad drea ° C me w i d.- i AT THE WORLD S FAIR ary In t ,iuein:..iti r- n:ly L*o w, in* n ami". char it >'f her nativ* state. Ft ;ng * f- a- -he leaned ab*>v«- rc-tie-- ; 1 w 01 work, m l :: r* : I /. v A' : : r a! and nt: n‘ ymir armed with, br wheelbarrow* tlcia!! v n? ted w it h s« •. eral homes for joooooooooooooooooooooooi Lave all been an interest tin-* long year-. g V. :.'.1 i » m r* *t ,v« «*• s;* years t h*- Maine j ntat in a! > a- art but if \« u bad your 111 i* f In M v 11 <• m : w It'd] if i-iis-s attribxitale- t you m* until t the men t lied, th.- p <■. * m;:.g pr t h«’ un' unl ifi ?* ret’.*"’ f c bar .t i* and '• -:.are of the work during the U-t ten I'.-tr* » Kidney jtt-d I*.lad <1 y d t urug* T. y streets < f tic drink at or ml t" thirds. Fr ::: rally and 1 tic principal liey correct ■ n v cv! 1 v I he NI t he contrast would ne.t !• 'marked. ■' d *v v. In t Pr t. ! years Kiioj > lacked and •:*-?;»? was eh-ant'll a.-* 1 :.^.t as a n* w d>n tli.‘ I', imsy’vania S.e.'v to \mi uii v> » i;i 1 ! city In *11*- wn* :it* i one of th* 1 t ban x ur- ftp*--. .V > '.' o> « < w “Her face has more wrinkb-- ..: first ■•.ri'tiari" 1:f• y never a street » fli t i.ildri ith le lei'jnar jukU. Wh« cleaning entity. of th* World * Columbian ! in rv !•; f' ■ .f were that xvouid lady manager* r.>niptnt'*« Moving pain »- : :r de- rinor And yet you sick, face wer- ;• ah faithful, but tin cial cam** ;il in that he w.vs 1 udly t* rs in i ailai'e ilia, a f vi. pres kidney*, nek and every part <*f ti.< way. exposition. and had * Tit rc charge- of pr* r appear far more beautiful than an angel’s pn**age« in tunic or fetnal* It r> U v. t b* easily disc' u-ig* d. ]n>.'. d. It was an less n win* ii id-lit, in talk.tig with me. fixed the ] posit: bject Main*-’* * n : ir.: and tioti water and pain In pn*-! g it -• -- ■ ■ a- it hovered over paring < -• t I. :e you. watching every We am nil ? r ’. l.k- tl ».ik;- it w aid -*••<;! ) .c fa;. t r;r- r 'll : y at f. r-f:ftli« inintediaw * s If want rv t ; >‘.ly p- correction (homes. tal*. asylums, you .jut. w we i d opportunity to minister to your comfort, im-j rt t1 : is your Sol 1 s i> \\ tians. At first h- «ag. r art its t f!< t. tenths. But the secretary gives me defi- remedy. by g etc A which .n the .• hru,-. Kl o rtl. Me it and every one of thost wrinkles xxould appeared Anthropo- our w rk faiilifully and pr mptly and If the w men f this 1 r ad land s« r; nite statistics ft r 1*81 2 sle wing l« of logical building at the fa r. For three i- s n t Those t a of bt>4 m seem to bright wavelets sunshine yet h'W easy :t lag. take up the matter « f g «>d r cases f drink ut of total TO THE ously years she was treasurer of the natcnal ■ e each other over the dear face. for wl; m we work may be ur grateful and eli an streets. s< m* definite and lbyl and Bo 1* out f 9&7 in 1S92—i. chasing thing council of women of Fnited will one these the States, ■ r In “She leave you of and unworthy. The coldness of others immediate wi 11 1* the result, b* cans.- fr in o p r cent to 30 -1 ]. nt. days. Granite of These burdens, if not lifted from her and upon voluntarily retiring from that Shippers may chill cur ardor. Many may refuse woman is a determined creature, and s me pr. v: us years the perceniage hail will break her down. Those position was placed in the cabinet * f th* to Oni work may seem to produce “if sin- will d t she will, and there > Ps.ell as high as 7r0. shoulders, help. and hands w hich have done *v> council given the portfolio of moral Hancock no fm:t. There maybe opposition to all an end <»n’t ”—Good Roads. rough many County reform. that we attempt to do. But we must \ 1*1111. A NTH ItOI* 1C HI MMI.UH. nccessarv things for vou will be crossed and: vicinity. .Mrs. veils i.a* been h wnmnn her lifeless breast. Those always ■• against these disc* uragements IMF N \ HON IN f'E HKS IF I> upon neglected The ur.'U-r*liCt.i’.l. hat It.*; <>p« r-.t •! nr guard Ifp Want* the fnutorn of Mrn of Money, suffragist. Kven as a h;lr t'r trs v encour- will Ik* forever and those sad, jointand 2. By considering only our Movtmrnt For 1U* 11 *• I’ul»llr liighmy* closed, ftvuvr&l A Massachusetts saloon h:i> in- w ■ keeper in t hat tins as largely du<* t< t hr fa« t t hat agements. The Christian life and v rk Has Krniim- (•« n<*r«l. tired eyes will have opened eternity, serted in the the f-dlowing is In the as a- d> nr- papers and then u will moth- humanity unequally developed have enc urag»*m» :.ts well The peni le, the press and the pulpit y appreciate your Ship Hrokrra^i* advertisement: fraction that makes th* When re are fo late. up .nteger agement'. Tic gardens are all preaching the religion f human l-u-im *«, a ’ill making the “T *wh"in it may concern. Kn >%v y* in ls7*> Miss NS illard introduced into th* semane, but a..-* Mounts » T 1 mm:.-urn as it t*< *od ity applies g roads, says v in thnf } the t v merit f th.ro*’* hundred white-ribbon rank* the unwelcome dis Uranitc Ihi'int*'"- a tion. There are crosses, but the:*- are li k! Ruuds. Tile amount <■{ space tie > VKDINK STKIKK. specialty. dollars or more, and in c- al- $ >0) mph cu.seion of the ballot for women a* the also crowns. There are burial-, but voted to the discus.-i* u of this subjivt <,e.«lri** to -licit onler* f--r *r<; an<*o with tho laws of our common- most method of re- tit!* line. ins. s» a- n we «hn*.! •' ... No of n **rt- helpful temperance resnrrc. “In due i• i, " •11“ 1 *• i. li\pectiitIon Satlsfaetorj wealth. I am to r* 'ail int v M 1 Stic** fi ! .iff! if t1 v* r '• •• permitted t lenient «t b.ast -rt. form. and led t he argument for four year* if w* f : t n* t. Per- has of t: o land is remarkal 1*. And it p arc I m«T 4 !. a** :n o « r. \*a ■ reap truly at store. 5 Fair ieating liquors my is in th* gr* at nvent >n*. Mrs. Sttvrn* ncrlr«! I.jr its reward.. There may P mn>-h : dis- see ms the m re so when it is rnu. in- T he Kastport strike yet ;n progress Ftr***'? To the wife who lias a drunkard was one of her staunch*-*t and -t courage, nnvh t-’ pr ifiuce w*.*:! i::i hered that it was bat a few ag- with no detin. te exj* etal ions of a.sal is- help- years r a i- nn for a husband, friend who ful allies, ami it was a! this t::m that 1 (istaiirt* well d »g. 11.: 1* us i. h-*n. weary that the subject was first taken up in a factory ending. Hundreds of laborers Telephone f rtunatcly dissipated, I say emphatic- their was cemented that W l? t and di> but b-t r.- r* result * f this (arm -t the r.n<. slrttls and friendship by umg'd, alway- Tie- throng ] ipal day j < *■ general way in n ft: h Mitl■ ,i*t of t: |vi .t r. give me tiee in of :.u •• * v ally per* < unbreakable bond d the furna< memo* r tie it in due s. a-*■». in * and dis>* minat:* n f t night or oil* t on t he corners, discussing f>>rg« hat HHh w ;t.» u •• n. widespread < u are inter- case r cases, in which y of e«>nt rad i* t on. •'.-rap!, from m.-r t It,.-t. i-..| s season, whether in this life or in the a'lv.iii'.ig s t b" ga:n*-l fr hav.j.g t:.c labor qutst.on. The factories !• k tv;, all su-'-h shall be excluded V Tk ti V* !!l: » v :i ested. and No w om* n in our rgarr/at mu is mop- life to c tt;*\ we shall reap if we f iii:t better *-an but add. to more gloomy «in h day. and as h< rring ar- public highways :n 1s t fathers, fr my place. mothers, to its fundam* ntal non* Purer** full v. net. "TL* r» >re be steadfast, unmov- the a:: \ ] tit < f living. refused and no fish j*ack« d, the out look is loyal prim ip!*-*, pleasure sisters and brothers do likewise, and It * w»nt a \ » nn| I I III l« III v f j* '***■**.!* in a greater dcgre* th*- universal able, abounding In the rk Ther** is mi* .l:g«:nt argument t not a one. INMK\N(I I « always shall be I a pleasant their request regarded. pay eon:!d* m-*- of ila friend*. men and w omen 1 ^ c t: A .1 A! ,*d The manufacturers * \ t heir deter- iT improvement tax f t the of prts* h«-avy privilege Belling and t he of its than pica*.c you. labor is not in vain in the Lnrd. when the wn :k is d no in a pr* ]* r a:. I mination to “shut next Mon- good-will opponent*, your and rber and I want it up shop whisky liquors, Mrs Steven* > f Main* Th* national \V ('orri c Bible xiv. 13-1" xneth**d:cal way Th*- edu *ati n that sure, if the do not return to spninlciK Readings.—Ex. rst' d that I have no de- day employes distinctly nmb j 1 themselves Deut v. 33; x. 20; Neh. iv, 7 9 has 1.. n* *- led al ng these Jin*-.- is their work at the reduction, while the T. congratulate uj*>n sire t < sell t > drunkards or minors or •* the fact that t is this h-vel-headed women Math, vii, 7. ; Lnk^ ix. "7-^2 .T. hn j ti- -w f-Tth-s lining. Ally written d*<*u- men their word that will not <;K<>K(jK 11. to tlie or destitute. I much give they i,i;.\m < p».jr prefer w ho stands for th*-;r beloved M is* NN illanl ix, 4; xv. 1*‘: R m xii. 1. 2: I (’or. ment* and W ks n th* subject f r-ad return unless the former wages are al- that they save their money and put it XV. Rs; Hal. V, «•., 2«: I Th.pss. v. 1‘ v**ment are btainable. and fr m low ed. during th* latter forced absences and ircpr where ft will do the nmst to their lJtofta6ior.nl vT.uSa. god withdrawals from II The** I Tim. ri 18 19 them the new-pa] *-rs and the ]*- pi*- ar* The laborers have no and frequent public j*ar families. There are men of Ik n r and money, many ■ in the W. ('. T. I affairs. ELtltHWOIlTII Tit\,- Hrl x. 23-2-i xii, 1 gathering the kn w lodge that l- t cannot hold out another week unless ticipationn nun of who can afford it, and money With Mr* Steven* a* ?ir*t mate, th* I Pet. v. :.-8; II P'' in. 1 I .1 v, bring aW>ut th** practical, desired r** other work is found. numbers are ! it is with those I desire to trade. 1 If future years, may sail Rornbra*-’* Prmyer. with m** and can afford it. Come, and I ••NO r A \ N II \\ \ s II I I road is n w r*** gnized as on. a* in the past, with a "faith triumph- improvement will treat and cour- It was not expected that the factories you gentlemanly ■ Father, we are a' ant its ar*. A ! k 1 r. f :,i .- !r %% rK ! “Almichty Thy a bark number, nnpr««gressive individ- would close at this season when tish are o’er ft t < w» ;tro : teously. l»- •*!* aiUs! f.. aT : •!• .rfl. an sinfu ba rns, wha is in In.** wn puir ual, wh standing light so on hand such a That sounds very tine. This su'-mu plentiful, having largt II. It. t VI | * V 4 «>.. ha me and. awa intae the far c* un- < gaed and m that f his neighW rs. The Wist If do -ItJUrrttsnurnts. wants men to but he does supply of tin, solder, etc. they W***t I n«l I •» rt V w- keeper drink, Brt'lgc, try. F rgive u.-. f »r didna kenwhait interests < f all-‘las-.-s will W* b* st served to to drunkartLs « r to the w ind the year, it is sure to be a serious art w> imt want sell up we were Pawn r the sair h* g:»*d the W*st means obtainable yearn 1 had suf- A. I’ll i ki;s. .IK.. by providing He wants their m n- loss to many of thtrn. To others, of the w»-s w* wark ta** live px>r theniJo put •m of the 'J oor Father 1: ary f- r getting ah*>ut. failing where it will d-< Tn«* urnst d to larger factories, a gain will be realized, wi* oor w< vi id never ey g inflammation of w more scarce I W their families. In oile r rd.-. after as sardines ill become and the itoma- h. and ATTI HiN A AT LA come back had it no been f* »r oor Elder l llK HF>T ( OI NIHV liOM>. men have lost all their thr ugh the price would be expected to advance. weakness of the Brither He cam’ a 1( ng r .id tae find money factories have been all General Stonr Knuiri m Narrow Monr drink and can no 1 high Two busy during female organs. us, and as u travail He had af r* He Itoj »nger buy I 'It I. I | v(. r* 111.* k, ft. Track With Side larth ltoad. or even for low the trouble, the workmen getting full 1 used l i,u set us free. He’s been a Brither priced liquors, pay gude F I*iukhr K. HI NKI K. .IK.. May keep ot 1<« r manufaeturt rs. and ” < vt r |*oiiinl, JOHN have W*eu submitted t<* >*-<•- or destitute. >f cs urse lit t Whot as us. and a he us in t}i♦ richt r id. and d*-partnient No trouble has been shown yet. but I found a perfect A IK )K NI!A AT L A W :. as t th* that he had.—(F.lden Huh several extra watchmen art- on duty, and bring i..- ; k gin we wand* r. a 1 t* 11 r- tary M- rt- The inquiry thought cure in it for every precaution taken to protect the in- n* tat* in best r ads f -r and farmers w.i- t lie so troubles.’’ at us a’ w»* kii'-w till tie* farming of t he ow ners at all t imes. orncM Urmon. terest .nflu-'T.-d < ten* ral K v >r w Power of tl»*» Hum Mis. I iz/if. come. (leth*T ns in then, we pr..y by It has been reported that at Lubee ; lJAl! llAHUOl! AMI HI I Mill.I.. ME. m in DtJ 1 ink. 224 » :*'tur*-s the r ad that 1 st meets tin- TIk nio.-t « min* nt seven extra officers art looking after th* an a' we luve, n a bairn ini>-:n. ami I sp.n-i.ili.-t.> 1 where of (iraml Vreet, Bar llai 7 a ■ Ml ■ r: 1. farm* rs* u* ds as a s w* 11 b, M- d and mrv us and in three factories the reduction we sit d- >n f r ever in o* r ain Fa did. sanity degeneracy < '"ti.r may has taken and it was ru- ,T. r-- t r N\ vr Blue! fflj. T’* miv« wag' place, > y. ther'.- II ”—“Be- ;e tn- st•-»)♦* r ad, S-* narrow as t W* a morbid and criminal heredity uly in* r»-d t hat fotir attempts had been made Jersey. « < ir sen m Bon: io Br > n-h.” s*ra r.. 1 ut havn-g an ar*h tra k tiir wn the light f tin up ; one oft he factors < ( al :.g- A line. dry. sm -:h dirt tin .:•; 11 r iji.i-r: :: v :':i !:.. :i >«*rr«*tary IWr. tra k. the r ; >r» .mv-. T..*• per?. — tii.it “wlia* i> ii11;:■ .11 t" "iir wli ■!•■ Atrorrtisrmmts. n < f I' ads. • iisV < li tin* 1.f‘ < : lie idem civil /atii.n is tho • beer p the rare a:, 11• instantly -- ** 1* and free In in n- i-»- and fal Invert ity t mak- tic* dry )*• *m-s f statist: and jar Tim M'.tm r ads, on the < timr liuud, a* \ t t1 -■ n r •. > • : lively. A_ c.mn« t \% thcr Ii r < .pment SWAN’S w« :r m n» DR. re-rein warm weather than mankind.*’ And fr« tins nt"fvitA LOOK stale his infinite variety. When In )>* j. v. ■ 1’:. al ri* n< shows that that ti.-- n “Mir gan to sp.n his < .*.!■ nan Ende.tv r \jn they truly s..y queM. tin- ti !i ■ f tin* stones and earth see s m : !/■ r*-.-t and a tai -s ti wheel, cnt came the n><> rate d 1 -t> jun jklsm imp’ AT MIA1 j )i:. ii. \v. :i \v nk*. t. ns : in- r a i« < ail i k« « \- :a and mere r* n f gin Me and i... * into view, ic-t in single >j s, hr.’ .. pt i y > i: n t :m limit a: d it a—* > fr* m battalions. II lias t h*rati« n f r ti. tin- iry mg breeding dr.;ikenn--~; \ i»i: \ r i > i. f 1 :• d t< tv :t:!> tin- «!• into that 1 opinions f others in all matters t ::j ams, \ gy } * * which have \ n raised in the di.-< us- tli ■*. « .:.d ; in: ara: V t t Sun dolor for the PaialetkExtrui* pertain.: _• r mathematics. II.* i> < f j si :i > f n.strn '. *n m« tin d- N rut ad f cancer r tuberculosis—with tion of Teeth. the clouds and d wu against th* '.-ad | sjJi» Elegant e. f the earth l .els results.** \vni-*h indeed it is n«-t without .nn*-• K "UK A. il wall of fact. He is lucid, clear, spar- ring .M'llhlx *MiK> t n-r ! e"-r still, with thr m r- kling; an ve :.il things, witty, and w;t, ■ t ul: and M ini crime II. IIKKI-.U which is the rarest of qnaliu* <. the Steel ItoaiU. y irresp--nsible J )li. Barest of n.—Rev. dmie -I. apprveiati Fr :n ar t" s- me ih-w dcwl* W French y* year p- VI oiiiHii'* ork lor Ternp*-r»nc«-. i) i: \ i i > i Hill, D. D zneuts are being made m the construe Til* re Is M.nduuf \ ldeiiee f the tion ( f roadways, and the in -t r*-e*-nt f< v e : W' nil n 1U till* eausi f ( Fellowship of Christianity. urn th-- f*hl!;«•!• 1, I- I»«-r ». one consists in the urilizatr n « f stei t- Ir > t"»» imHi t ■ cut-- < f *75 is a :u u.perane. hardly Christianity fellowship the rails a few inches with BACKED ria placed apart, last *,*<> rho ri w say tliat in the years, p d Mixture ««-* »KH« K IN U 11.1 s’ I’. I.< n K, I. ! I.SVV ul. and the best of this id •■ largest things the intervening .-pa .- tilled in with a ef lt> advan ivinc«! 'mV li.tv* BY' A IT AT f- r th- greatest and of ail the hopes wo cheirsh hard romp siti"ii. Tim-.- specially tie nn r*- l"r it has U-« n ib-no world. The of Un- di than hy BANK OL’R IN MX WINDOW. EH I CAN sE. next triumph rails are laid < n a bed < i coucr* and \M JJdl men In a s -use liave in.: it tin as it is the of the they CHECK RISK church, triumph king are traiisversiy, ><■ that m *he EU.SWOHTII, M h placed ear.s* •-f t!»♦ ir s. \. and thus have *. -1 dom, is the of pr possibility sinking per- in "St slippery weather the c-m; .* t* \N IM.I AM \N KKKS, PuuPKlKT* l. >1 c*d themselves with a public mi»:*‘U sonal preference into the greatest g has a surface which an SOLD EVERYWHERE roadway Tin luiv• the evils f tin* M:r. r tra ted witt !' .i- read to the atest number—the y f-light gr. fellowship g-.od f otliedd ft r the h- rs»*s. 20 cts. lb. Btati'-ti and the bu-:ne-* pari -f tlie i-avii tradio with remarkable v’g r. perse v? Only per of —North and W-.-r. p. rates tc r« Christendom Am ng tic many advantages » hnnmd day. >p*«ial anco and self reliance.—>t 1. ui.-<■*!■•! * boarders f<»r the system are its hygit nie pr*»|'k rt .* Africa and Its Mission*. lVm« erat. Made a well and the remarkable facility with which comtm n nil A United Mutes agent in •• Man of ir. can be r ; !.< i and that it is far pu W’oin**ti Tippler* In Itliuburgh. State declares that in the Iv'-ngo Free t a r I er.>-r wo as].halt Drinking. m- «l..ratf and innn 1 NICE that \ast are 20.W-.OOO canni- region ni'iru ("lumin m Patents, frui.' is mufli lie bals. * avr.it-, and Trade Mark a obtained ai ! a I’1 Whom (mhhI !»»'t:at. INDAPO t* iit business conduct*-*! for M•-derate Ke.< The mission in I.ib- a FLORIDA < >ar ofli. e Is 1' S Patent oiliee W- Muhlenberg While 'vii*•• linen 11live the < f On If it is ii"t uncommon to sn- lilt CHEAT opposite subjeet days have no sub all bu-lne-s direct, he is said to raise coffee to ,t.« HINDOO RE M L agencies, enough j >y road -t f. the sal ns half full of women of tin- ran transact business In le-* time ai ! t li:.:: .■ patent Id-ss ( is| than those remote front W.i- expenses. to their :.t11 :i they art- lu reality lowt-r (.'lasst-s. About two--thirds of tlf m>l l.i< In C:» I N ■ r' -I •••- ORANGES, tmrton. m 1 r v. h the entire rth ■’i 1 -noli vt mt nt. in sell it ■ de-ct Fourteen years ago the loaf y impr. groct-rs Kdiuburgh lirjtv l iirt i-, >.k .■ ? S ud model, drawing, or ph-.p-, vv'.th -FR< »M- tb*n. We ad-. if *>r ire. coast fAf: a had not a missionary :o The farmer w uM r ve tit atr-t ihcir groceri*; this lias greatly in l~e, patentable m.-t, charge. «»ur tee not due till patent 1* see tired. there are 120 in this nil. the cites tho habit of |,«nt reft! the Moslems. Now benefit. the railroads creased’ liquor drinking >M» A I low to obtain with (' ■ .* V. i1 I* rt book, Patents,” I *1 ■’ ■ cnees to t v. t s tiiird and last uf ail the cv w. men—Union w rlt n pun u ,»r > r. .tiled, actual clients In your state, o-unty. region. aud among Signal. If 20 e. to 35 c. ti< y in n i. 14 I Mi M'l*. doz. t -vvn, sei.t free. Address .. per In few heathen lands have Uhri-tian cl 1st. Tit" fa. t, h %v< v. r, that win Inn 11 :r t, 1 It. v •• w> A it prepaid. Thing* to Remember. OrU-aul Mrdlrul' UittfOi 1^, •rcur«Ats(i> at f !■ th" ill mat- than in stall 1 tli" f line the •• ■' missions won greater triumphs SMI-D ! .S -’cin. A fothi•< iry n Street, (l A. SNOW & CO., i t "f tn'iiefits t he derived fr m road The effort to keep cool by drinking ELLSWORTH. ..I... uiid other Lrca- Jladag e are 2,.Prot Leading OiM.ofttto Patent oilier-. Washington. lb C. ■ t!-.** »i«ts s ■■ beer is very P> r-nd in wrung E. G. •stant burches, with m ire than 800, in.] vei ut uot in apt SMITH, kind of a coc-ler 000 adherents. pi: 'heir ard"S and they nr■ rc-.'njntized Main Cliallen’.s : : iv as the ill's- "artiest udv fates of There is but one .-lire “cun f -r "TlAOIESk? 53 Street. at Gaboon f-aI- eh Th French rulers * OR ft: IX I F EF UN’S tillOs.' J- *t-i W 1 ti*’ Contract and -i< iiiarn s to i«*h rated Foimix 4 rough- ut. P.'.-nres the .- ■"-. tiiil/kii drunkard making !o;>111 m r f.iM. U1 Cl “I •cli I- net if s using th- man Steel § Piilb wdcru The Price of tVhrlt. Pennyroyal .. t use Ir dths n r in id a ntific cuun» il i are tin* original and unit -- ,. y wished them only ai.d *urt-(tf.er C Ol (IN name and save Imp HiEM'!!. f-hf- and rcl ,[.!•• o When is wln-at worth ni'.V: to determine the evil ell'"-ts of alc diul. r_ 1 tnonev. .5,000 used and recorded. All kinds Fr fortunately they pommrrt ..j < il \ I I I V P .h- r. jiv tx-at in tJir f.>.rk. \N 1 I'artK u..ar», 4 CU- l>r market.—L. A. W. Bulletin. I>. ElUuorth, Me. 165 N. V. t tty ere.* —i- -V u Kale. rt*m. WK.lilN, rJUi, iiaek lia> fiuaUib, Mm Broadway, the but it has not been found. The One party recently returned from “down abbrrtiBtmtntB. NEWS. body to assist him in a aeries of meetings the COUNTY boat was discovered to-dr.y at a depth of east” with several fine deer. last week in October. additional County Setrt tee othrr pages. for three fathoms at low water. The Amherst base ball nine went to Kev. II. W. Norton, presiding elder, will Oct. 4. G. Paddington last week and gave the ball hold services with the American has subscribers at IOC quarterly meeting The team of that a severe CAse of “rat- Penobscot. place Methodist church next in Hancock Sunday evening. of the 11C post-offices county; There has been considerable illness tles.” The score was Amherst, 54; Pad- >®l The “H. H. a three- the com- at end Chamberlain,” all tftr other papers in county the little ones. dington, 14, the of the eighth among master, is at W. B. Blaisdell’s wharf 'orb so THE Amkr- inning. bined do not many. Several of our hankers have returned loading granite cross-walk stone for Phil- Oct. 7. A. » in home and fares. Poes ICAN 14 not the only paper printed report good adelphia. tbe Question of South llrooksvtll**. Hancock county, and has nrrrr claimed to Mrs. Annie Wnrdwell, of Bucksport, Pastor Morse, of the Baptist church, Joseph Tapley’s new blacksmith shop that run is visiting Mrs. Jennie Orindlo. has secured the assistance of Miss Emer- he. hnt il is lh' only paper prop- is nearly completed. son, the for the week erly be called a Col'NTY paper; all the Mrs. Dr. Perry, of Bucksport, was the evangelist, present Mrs. Vesta Wescott has gone to Blue- and Dress The circula- of Mrs. J. M. Hutchins j possibly longer. rest are merely local papers. guest Saturday. Proper Bicycling hill to visit her sister who i.s ill. Tut: American, the liar Ex-mail Driver B. with tion of barring Hiram I.each, of North Penobscot, has \ Fernaid, Rev. Andrew of has been llecord's summer list, is larger Gray, Surry, coach and span, took a Harbor gone to Bro* kton. Mass., to visit his son beech-nutting all the othrr holding interesting meetings here in* out to Black's woods than that of papers printed and Jiarty Saturday. daughter. week. They found the latch-string out at the You ? county. past Bother in Hancock Castiue gets the hulk of her meat from hospitable 11< rmitage.” Thanks are due M. F. Condon’s new is dwelling-house \N I». Blaisdeli, of t he drive. ^ Penobscot butchers, and is looked after projector ( ||«l III**. nearly c Oscar Ware, of Sedg- |sj ompleted. her Tin* veteran ('. > !• Fisher is in town carefully in other respects by old shipbuilder, W. Conners, >01 M.-- Myr*. visiting wick, is the mason work. doing of is in friends. mother. Sullivan, town conferring with our r Rodney Witherspoon is having the old >si desire to every American woman to ride Hnrriman has returned enterprising townsman, John P. Gordon, help Mr-. V* < >• Blake has gone to Boston on Miss Matilda r()E | school-house built over into a summer \n iio h having his shipyard put in shape Bar H >\* !. has h- n visit. from f * * i' W a Therefore COLUMBIA BfCY- an ext failed cottage. Alfred Condon is doing tilt tli* '•ii.Miug of a T.K)-tun vessel an- bicycle. as during t lie sum- other y*-ar. A rrew of men will work in I i’fa left morning for employed compositor work. *j John Monday j Mr. * ion!'m’s t imber land t his are mer in t lie otlicje of the Record. winter cut- CLES this and are and n He to ! $1()0 year, lighter h hu-inc-* trip dow east. expects Oct. 5. O. ting the vessel's frame. ^0j Two of our best teachers have been lie about **i v weeks. Del. 7. B. better to gone ______women’s needs than ever. (iri'iil Pond. adapted There to their school on account M. Foster and who obliged give up Prof. Fred family, ; Miss has returned to Massa- of illness and t<> Jackson I I.ENWOIM II >1AKKEl’S. arc the summer in permanent disability, >©l also and attractive for women's have been sjx nding town, chusetts. light patterns j t lie regret of all interested. Their places Wni>NKMt»A I,.ft Thursday for their home in Mein- j v, October >®l and w ill return to A N AW use in Hartford at ****** have hecn however, witli com- George (’larry wife M K RM.AKLUNQ WKIOHTS A N l> MKA81RKS. Bicycles $80 and $60. tosh, Ua. supplied, instructors. I/>well, Mns^., Monday. \ lui* hr] fl.l vcrjKMil salt shall weigh BO pounds, and petent a bushel "l links Island sal* shall >0| Among those who attended tin'Blue- j weigh 7(> pounds. Mrs. J. I*. Haney returned last Wed- A Bangor party, which includes W. The Man bird weight of a bushel of potatoes, in g.. lull fair were \V. A. Walker, F. K. Bea, onl'T and fit t"r shipping. In BO pounds. ® ® ® @ from Belfast where she lias P'.stahrooks, is in town i'ho standard "f a bushel ul beans in Peas lee, J. F. Bea and nesday spent to-day. weight good or- 2H Miss Aliee wife, der and fit f>>r shipping, Is GJ pounds, of wheat, beets, t he summer with her M rs. Con Mrs. is >©i 1, W. Sargent and wife. daughter, J. p\ Haynes spending the week rut a baga turnips and peas. Bn pounds; of turn. !*> John Vogel of don, under medical treatment. She is and pounds; oni'Hii. pounds; of earrofs, Kngli'h fur in Phidington Bangor. and Indian An There was nn entertainment nt t he Nor- nips, rye. m«*a!. pounds; of barley and in and it is k much improved health, hoped P'rnest Dunn and the three bin wheat, *s pounds; of oats 3‘i pounds, or even mots mal hall evening with the follow- Dickey' ure as by agreement. Friday she may continue to improve. Instrumental brothers, of Lowell, Mass., arrived Tues- Here’s in Wei solo, cos^Lis ing programme: by I’rodnee. Mrs. l.uey Perkins and daughter Min- day. Country 3 Miss Nina Titus and Missl^aura Dority; Heims. nie have m-v* rul weeks a* Castiue spent I ., no recitation. Mi-* Mabel Baftery; reeita- A large pickerel, supposed to be the firs* Improved Y i'IIciw per bush.J..',o with Mrs. Perkins’ son George, who re- I'e'i, liltll: ^rj \V ebsler nl solo. 1 »r. Philhrook; reci- eently. we > ha of costume, Prof. Ames, of Cambridge, Mass. The Itnpr''\ <1, per (see.| .j.Tai ! >^0j proper cycling tation. M is* Carrie Poor; lecture on Con- ! M rs. C. orge Williams, whose deal h Was lint ter. professor and family *| end I heir summer* have had a set of six stantinoj !■•, I y .Noah Brooks. c f<>r a week, is now recov- ( r• .1111*■ rper tl..;5n prepared re. daily \peefed >01 j t h- I >:» i r v ..H i Mr-. 1 I Shepherd and family and ering. Oct. 2. H. < 11♦*«♦ >©i handsomely lithographed pa- ; I Hits. II II":* \\ i: •• nil I'll u• I T ( .d.-s of I 'll-, A >rt h lm<4 n f-rnu- He-i i.i' i"! (n*w per :i..l \ Ill lit ir ••Frank «J«■ iu■ ■* W* dncsduy iiwrning f--r workmen rn rout- for Partridge brook I-r ..is >9 per dolls, I>lltrli 1 in Tt.1 .1.1 showing designs by Prospect Harbor, t attend the wedding Asa Joyce up. 1 wife nr to rtmov c to-day. | » iri;*. of John IV of < ast iin-. to M :-s Mllswurt ii t hi-* w k. some of the world’s most .•'•li'-pherd. M -s Sabina returned home Saturday Fro-I, lai'l. |--r 1 >/..»«. : B. Deasy, of V Hai Mr. I». Newman an i w v -ited relatives Myra from Kddington, where she went to at- II i> noted makers of women’s left for a at ! .. •. and Mrs. Shepherd Thursday Atlantic Sunday. tend t he fair. I{.• -f ; it. m 1 -II to Boston. Ad wish Mr.* Stnpfnrd sent ,1. T. trip Mr. Jordan. r*-pr< ing Crippen, Am remit vi-itors here were Post- The set is beauti- ng ■*i ra \%. gowns. and his wife much happim-ss. was of l llswurth, in town this week. master l>e\vrcux, of Kllsworth; A. S. ! ful and instructive. ****** Th* re wa a »i ball game Saturday Dr. II. W. Small has bought Hillside Bunker, of Bar Harbor; Messrs. Smith IIaU !. >01 bi t w t I I S. n' n in- of Si >ck u c.'tinge and moved his family in there. and ( ii i-e, of Bangor, and K. K. Mills, >01 !«*-. 1 ton. andt.'a I s. N. >. :;:io-. 1’he gam** fP-rl.U N.w; •-. I.U .50 a at of Kddington. N. % ,'t’ •.» H\\. .! It. Fr* l Kent is having house built (, Mailed to any address, with a dainty little book stood J7 to 17 in favor of the normals. toi.'-iM, native, i'.; I urnip*. !■• i-imi 5>i >0| the harbor. I.inwood and Jeffer- M- n of is at (Jreat j1 Joyce Parker, Boston, Om-.IM. I'k 1 .M’fii peppers, in 1'■ e\ :r■* u ,, from s;.. kton t• 1 on BICYCLING FOR for five 2-cent A large «*■:. .id. WOMEN, son Torrey are doing the work. Pond tense fi»r n * annual outing, dur- s*p*a-.'.* a, per >g0j watch t he and the normal students game, 1 stamps. Address Crime D. and Johnson ing his first day in the woods he was sud- Ilintn. 1. 11, r i;.,, :k;in, ,i‘ [,r, Publishing Department. and also many of the (.’astine ! oys and Staples Henry Cranberries. ijt >©l j met l\ a but he was armed were mnrr.ed at the Baptist parsonage denly bear, girls show * <1 e.pml interest by going to <«rorerii's. t for no bir.'- r gam- than so >01 * ••ning. b’-v. S. ». W bitten partridges, < n e. 1 the fort at. : b!**w ;ng horn- and cheer.rig Saturday per pei If". I K ,t bruin escaped. epe. _ | Hartford, Coon, olfmdating. M a 40 >01 for t he h> mu n me. O Ive*. per jt Pope A\fg. Co., j Oct. b. Fl.osslK. John S. has hauled his Java, .17 Vmetrar -per k«I— An experience party was held at the ('apt. Maples Tea per.b 1'ire eider. .'5 sein*-r in I’ortlnnd and will arrive Japan. 4 60 Crack' d nn " < Mt ui'-rt. p*r .0 home this week. lb- will command a Mrs. Bose has ill. •S-icar per !b d M«t* was gotten * lie ladies,each of vs horn Young becmpiite Quaker up by Hraiiu.uted, * 5 1 -2 I'.iiekw l.eal. vessel to New foundlaud tbis w *nter. eario-d a dollar; nd * rub on*- d* posited James H. M TarUnd, w ho has been ill, < \ , 4 ^ nx c l. in. tin-dollar m ia*sk*d on a stand in front The new sardine is com- is much factory nearly impr.>ved. -Mi asses per 1 ■ as and will about Havana, 40 I>airv, per O itf .!'• of tin audience, and they put the pleted begin operation M iss.-s Hat t ie and are Jennie Marshall !•- r:-. K cm, ! 1 s h- .s it was earned. It fur- Oct. lu. will I morn n.tobl They put up large herring at home for a visit. 60 urks Island, pr cwt Map s rup, p -jt A* •• (>i. per m.* of the ex jierienet s related is expected that they will employ a large .*enr. pi-r «a 12 ing relat ives here. \*tra. I. 14 were Ihu ; -,‘ib: A few of the number of hands. This is the kind of gentlemen I niulier ami I'. 1111«lI Material*. Nathan A*!) and wife, of Bar Harbor, mj ■ m! r; m, and sum of H ■ ni*. that u*• like to see started. kindly t»d, the f rpri.se I. miner per M apOoards- per M w ere in tow n t his w eek. Hein ck. m Kxtra e. 'Jt w as ri < ei\i il. The money is to be u-*d Sept. ID. S. *pr-i< II in uck hoards 7 12 spru v for r* pa;rs on tin* church. Mrs. Stella Shaw has returned to her Spruce 1- > '6 « ,-nr I’ine, M n». Wi st llroiik*»«illf. fl r, 15 2 1 Kxtra l'me. Lb home in Mass. .*, Sept. 30. Fitchburg, !'•'*•, \2'ii, !5 l^uhs per M On Mrs. S. 1 Sept. *.i, Douglass, daugh- Mat e p i.e, 15.; 10 2 M Susie a Spruce, McFarland recently -made *' M Nhij !b 1 I .-lot HI in- III 11 ter and two grandchildren started to tiiK-ea per per short visit t > friends in Bar Harbor. 1 e lar 4.xtra, < 25 Cement per Cask 1 *. < '* M i-s h;ru l.uia I.ong left here th s make a short visit to Bluehill bay light one, 2 1 I.;me per Cask 1 I 1 v Victor B who has been em- i. 14 1C x per M 7 a II morn ng for Boston on busine--. w h. ,‘t is Mrs. Smith, •• ••• station, kept by Douglass' ■*! its, .9' '1 White head —pr .b ,0V.- I.esi Farnham. One of the ployed on the steamer “Sebenoa" this S|T •• II -5 M '- 1. I.ovc cuMie lion; : -n is aftcr- son-in-law. is I'rot isluiis. writ*- “We went a team aa summer, at home. noon on a v .'-in is teaching at N rth party with Steak. if*T. t>. 1'.’ 1 2 o 25 Tripe, per lb ns far as Br- ■ ■klin, and were met tie r*- Rev. B. \ of i> to j Bluchill. by Wiimot, ’Bangor, F’r* 1’ ok. .l-o II ll.ii.";. 11.*1 ti p- !■' j ,b 1 N .» || Id’ll 1 a of hold at tie Han*-. k \ p.-r till*, per •* tie dghr keeper. \ft*T pleasant sail meet.ngs West The schooner Fran-con I!. (. 1C a s. I 14 Mutt’-I pt. I ia,” 1 a n :!• r* aebed tie- ! :gbt In »use, where school boils. S inda\ afternoons. All arc Ib-et .I. pr d> *• o .* > imf., p.-r !*> 7 1 ;- with Young, master, hading granite 1 .titfue, Id 1 oultrv -per b— u* v\er. met with m cordial t ■ * h is reception glad obtain services. >.i t 1' K-»: l-' Ht Chase's .p.mrry for N*-w York. iMK.p’-ro l.ar 1. I S;o •.. kei -, I' ! from Mrs. Farnham, Mrs. D••uglns*’ old- The minstrel show and harvest pet The schooner ••Kentucky," L. B. Urin- supper Hi:* Feet, per !> .1 Mm .,,n Thursday scarcity of there are many pair neighbors, of the sewing circle for the bountiful »a*f. !.’ .11 store and for < i. i«. Venison Long. to interest on*- the sum- \ eiii.t,11 steak tilings During supper prepared by them, and to thej Mr-. Am ii re* ;v* d the a-ant F Tall. pb greet- mer tin “Juliette" and “Catherine" pass colored lingers, t lie M isse.s M illiken, Mrs. C. If. FOSTER, Salt per lb Ma k- re!. ! «r AM) groceries. Here, level and green. The p, very buildings Oct. 7. Sr mac. ■!. .05 Smoke 1 aiewiv c.*, st: .n< lire in and th»- house com- lla lock, -4 1.' M -« M nr. d Tufts, *>f Wall him Mu--., good repair, is Halil,: t. H -' 1*. ■ -n* d fish !b West Sullivan. per W ho has Irt-eii v siting her fr.-md- here, fortable. B--s:de members of the family, FU N f: ra l dir fc to r. A son was born to Alvin and I'.', k! ,eit 1 liilieflsf.,' 1J 1 other in habitants of the island art* a cow, Hooper ■ started for Boston la-t Wednesday ac- Mia. k f>a*', I Trout, .A- 1 a nnd three cats. wife Wednesday. \\ te p. r. 10 Svs. Id Ms' 1 ! h*-r fr:*-nd, M -- M A. iibout fifty hens, dog compannd y < lmm«. ',t *• a \ f t *• a visit of a week w bonrd- Mrs. the milliner. * in Bos- 1 am- Long. Tln-y will «tt*-nd tin- \* I ng pleasant Hopkins, k at all Seasons. "Hi- r*. .4 Flowers furnished land "f rnusi* Mis- d the "Catherine from the government ton on business. conservatory Long Fuel. w boat, and returned home much pleased ill vocal and M i-s Tufts instru- will have his office at 1 -- study Henry Boynton \V ,..d per cord a per tor w < visit and to d mental mu-i* ith ur determined go again (1. F. as In-has moved his Hr> Hard, d lirok* n. Hooper's, famdy 1 1 0.1 &o stove. *• PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES. summer." I try Soft. Another llit* over the store. 11 'ad I .Ms t W* In*-. 1 ay »»s Ju.'in-- Kidman WH- into Mat IC .lid: ^s. p* V.utt, thrnwing sum*- l ard w***»d rollers, used Nurtli I’.rookst ille Bradbury Smith is making improve- 14' rt v k f* m: I r. *, for cargo, nt tin- hold <*f tin. ments on the (iranite li• t ! which lie lift;- 1 lour, drain ami I stowing >! l.MOU! vi. KKMII.I TIONS. :>() and •>- Main Ki.i.-wi »i: m. f. >•--!«. *T Stkkkt, and u .!; -0011 n. »■ -P*T hag II 'll 1 .• II* iim- m op. ■ /•»>;*. Hg'i; recently purchased, >tiM:giit*. l.-H1 M-V : i, 1 : -• 1 to under -ecu tit to enter our and remove ** M l.-.um " tor a-. tempted pass the hatchway. lodge Schooner 1*31 iot I.. How was loaded '.lor, vs V. 1.1* 1 circle a I• v«• d and 1 M.v- n; ,:ng AU'Uuuyi.imuj. One *>f t he- him «'ii the- heaet from our respected rollers “truck \\ itli blocks pat.-tr*. M.d.i.ing*. per t, brut her. A. A. < irmdle. and, Saturday night Jb.ooojpaving Mi>. \V :i 11ttt!: F *n« 51. of Nova Scot ia, is •W- ^WV a ser,<-us wound. He wa- taken % making Our has sustained a for Crabtree A bound for New -i ll'Acreas, grange Ifavey >1 11 _• vs:.. ,it, isit ing relat ives hen-. on soon re-vive-d. of a m«*a: !>u deck un< ri-»« -ious hut great loss Is the removal such York. A Hav* -\. I'un- i'i-rn p*-r Hooper \..\bbolt, < *;o tit n ..rn, lull « .-At pr bu (i. S. < anti visited relat ives E. F. REDMAN. Hr. I.’tt le-th ld lire --se. d t he W I’lind. mg or*>1 tier, t f«>re, iMMgins wife putt liar Bros, and Sulhvun (iranite o. liariey. per tut iifMoln-tt, That while we as numbers :n four -l it' he--. i: s*, ju-r hu it W. st Sullivan r- mt ly. ■ also have vessels chartered. f Kainbow grunge calmly submit to the < ».it. vs. »p in, bu **' FURNITURE. CARPETS. will of Him who doeth all ami Arno Wooster, of West Sullivan, spent things well, Last an for II Tallow DltOWNKD I N M e»H11A N HAY. Friday proved unlucky day may our heart* go out in love and sym- (idea few in town recently. Nahum Pink who I i :n days PIANOS AND ORGANS, -< ham, ns] iiya :up by Arthur ( 'h miage, aged t w en* y n«- y* ars, pathy to th< sorrowing family iti this »>x It I ll » a number of from this their gnat Rffli tmn and may they feel himself near the quarro-s, Some mis- SS. Quite people \.. : \N ale street son of J-»eph Camlage, <*f Bouth Blue- .i.! Nk.i.s green * !. .) that < an hear Ins lari' attended the Free- :-t they voice, saying creant a cartridge nto Po *• F.apt quarterly hill, was drowm-'l in .Morgan Tues- put dynamite t*. ELLSWORTH. ME. Bay ■ l-.-i.tl-. neet ini's at !ls te S- Ilt tO the natcly Binkham was not at leone at the Don at work lighting the tir". for «i. and ha- a I r«-**h I mil. (le-orge- t'amiage, e-amp t.navtil and that a be four u hen t he rain f Thurs- family, copy time. He says he would mb hr.-■* *:• d ■aged days, /. I near the- shore Arthur start-d m h on our record, also a copy be sent : j lay extinguished it. 'I’he northern part placed so much if had not his Ui a* ».■ for Is- Tin 1. sokim A'ikkk an fur they spob.-d pot the which contained some sail-boat, a “double tinier, Jed’s pub- ■-...,J township, Ijcat ion. of beans. ry valualile timber, was burned over. land, to get some clams f< r supp« r. The I.MM A F. < rOTT, | Oct. 7. (i. By'- ".: \ large amount of meadow hay was also \\ it h- I ! distance is -oim t hing over a mile Joann \ 1 n unan. Com. kay. .‘i'J rimed. iteste a:?: p.sa::: tbeatmjnt I V in about one hundred rods of the island A 1.1 sO.N H KKHK K. J Franklin Vagaia, Oct. 3. B. is |>v.f Lost Manhood: and balla-led imme A III lie -I 3oucrtiscmcnts. ,*■. kn v> _• I- i 11 1'r.• a111s. Lack of sized, being heavily 11. is fr n llriial Trait. J. West slightly indisposed \ rvouj. it !.• !'• all 1 iruinn; n \\ s. s ’-by shot a fine deer last week. diately sank, leaving nothing afloat up* Kig*. .ljr.i 2V Tamarind*, ■r .f ■1 >r;:t in either lameness. .Oku 12 >.'•(IrgariH jirtii s, .In 4'urrunta. -i• which he himself. Mu!., kenniston has returned to All- j 1 •. \• rt <>: Y' of hful KrrorB, or might buoy KrtiHii *. 15 AppU str Jesse Bunker’s neat is 1 or cottage muring ■> U th". chitted ,1k' 1.1,Opium Liquor. The accident was seen from the -bore, U a t a. i'runcs. .1 ■ ■ g "..I- t.» \i 11 m | »t: a. Insanity N ul». and l.ewi- and Bick- completion. 1 I) *'if h. Hy !H ?1 a box MX for with his brother (ieorge Sheriff Silsby goes to Filsworth Deputy A!:;. p«- .!- J' 1 ber's. pr ;!» .15 •, guaranty.- «.r refund money. ford launched a skiff ami went to his ('. F. Dudley and family will visit t Ins w eek to alts ml court. pr. ai:s, p, lb .l'» Kng. Walnuts, ptr Sa npi" paekago, rontaint; g hvo day- treatment, this -k. lo 15 but were too late to rescue Penobscot we P.raziN, per with fall nisi met mriK r.-nts. Oi.u Bumple assistance, Ci. is ext* re- J. Dunham making Hilly Bold to each peraon b> mail, him. When within feet of him of Bar are thirty Mr. and Mrs. Paine, Harbor, s. I>. I I’m ortli. Me. pairs on his dwelling-house. Wr have received a \vi(i(i|N they saw him under water sinking for visiting friends in town. .llmrrtisnurnts. ju>t I. \V. I Inslam has inn 1 the the last time. Search has been made for greatly SACENDOBPH’S PATENT SECTIONAL Hides and are in and •rate of “Brilliant" ware, our looks of liis residence by ado mg a fresh guns demand, par- tridge and w ild duck shoots prevail. The Darlington, Win., Journal says edi- L*oat of paint. lew Mock -et- made S tccl Ccili and Otis Easy pattern: ngs torially of a patent medicine: of was in Springer contemplates spending popular J. F. Finery, (ireat Pond, To the winter with his son Lewis in Michi- buy, easy to suit ('ome and “We know from that Cham- a meet- i)> you. experience town .Saturday evening to attend to tako and Side Wall Finish. berlain’s ami Dirarrhu-a gan. lies “• prices and Colic, Cholera ing of the fair directors. «ee them before a lorn. in effect, i,m to fe’• 'I tnutaeturers. on easy purcl.a-inin Remedy is all that is claimed for it, as Leslie Swan and Will T. are hav- Pa. Many thank* for Thk Amkrkan’s llavey are character- Till IT \\ IKo> KooFIM. ie C«R. 'Mil. Philada., or -et. re two occasions it excruciating work done on their home ea dinner A. n rs of l.i^litnin-. I and >torui-i*roof stopped words in to our fair. Next ing good kind regard istics peculiar Steel Hoofing unit Siding. Oet circulars. pains and saved us from an un- | possibly year we hope to do even better. grounds. to Hood's rest Hammock-. Sdt timely grave. We would not easy A call from the local editor of ('roquet (icorge P». Foster, who ha* been in Kan- pleasant nils. They over it in the house." Thi< night without Tin: Amfkic\N' was the favors d 1’arts, I’re-erve 11 Notice. and Drew* r tin- season, ha* ret timed among are small, .Ian-j>m Pauper more ami gor 1 that he remedy undembtedly saves pain last week. rniiK undersigned hereby gives dee w of and home and ill have the tasteless, one ^ .1 h oi Kuoworth.for than other medicine in the charge repairs did and two 1 eoniraeied with the City suffering any quart-. the ensuing an J. (i. Dunham's house. The steam launch was in the purely vege- i;.i ;m>rt U men order, he will pay F-r n moda ao and resorts. Kev. A. 11. ilanscom bis father Holt s Uarki & Junes. cher. Lhe various hunting Mailing expects 1b natural, healthy condition. 25 cents. Variety Store. furnished. atmistmrnts. Householder. Here, drop my roat and Increase of Pension KLLSWORTII FALW. List. courage in the business world; or American. turning get out. Burglar You shut up, I'll There have been added to the <£ he vfllsuHutl) and abroad pension investors at home again wake wife and (rive her thia letter rolls during the year shout l.nno Minnie Cottle is at home for a while your names in have in our securities excess of those A I.ih .M. ami POLITICAL JOURNAL confidence Hancock Hall, you forgot to poet. that have been from Bangor. dropped which as confidence in our out. The year has not been PUBLISHED grows very fatal to Fred Flood came from Fri- Side side and Hampden pensioners. the death rate EVF.m THURSDAY MORNING money grows. by step ELLSWORTH. '^rrttsrmrnls. being less than day night, stopping w ilh his parents over would l>e two on Let anticipated at the time AT by step the go together. of Ufe Saturday. at which the veterans of the latter, however, but halt once the latewarhave ELI,-WORTH, MAINE, of our teachers went to Some*- arrived. back- Many 10 in THE more, and the former will turn 10—llorst: Lots— ville to the institute last week. They re- S v H K PUBLISHING < more H COUNT* ward and desert us completely V ti.'k. t t... a good meeting. free ell at M. « luu.. -4 TV-. F !’t ati'l Manager. port KairN than before. prr«ented to every gueat f..r ..nr A-a Flood was obliged to kill a large FOH SALK! .lay ..r K.n^r .t the gnh««-ri jMion l’ri**«*— $ 1 .."m) a car; cents* f It is easy to exaggerate, however, GRAND American H.-u-e. Ilo^ton.— \ t,t. ; hog on Tuesday, on account of some ob- six •: -M:-. <-*nt* for three month-. If the influence of better pai* -;*-p v jn advance. A)! arrearasre* art- comparative st ruct ion in its t hr.*at. The Ellsworth Real 1.state Com re* k .«‘l at '.*• rat# ui ;*■. per car. times in sentiment: it is changing I \ Flood picked a ripe strawberry i; .!<•• \r* r-'a-■: a'. a 1 w otters for sale Ad% iiu ,4 as as more more true, well agree- h.s t* it last wee*; S« v- pan)- he "Wh appli- atJou. from one day When TVihr traa sJ V able and complimentary to the intel- eral blossoms also- have been seen. Concert rj,v Iti --- a -j ni.-ati- >*. -11* *ui‘ 1 addr*—*••! Desirable House hols. to Ten When she w.is .1 CliiM, she critd f .' to •• of our American Lstoria. to a Till ligence people, Guy Richardson returned to his hen:* Han x mi NH Pi HI.l-HI.No « • 1 When nil*' 1h nn she t-> attribute this to investigation, in on He will at- ML«, clung C.-«tr»r!*, w mainly Bucksport M nday. When she sho study and awakened thought.*' tend the seminary there for two month-. an,> I hcse lots -,\ ill he sold at a La.lChiMjvn, garothem Castor!*, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1*95. Mrs. Kdward Lord and Blanchard Ball i, li A KU A I N ii)i \rv Stanley were el* ted to represent Un- UK AT fi»b Tin m\pfit <»f tiik Kti-iite-s. church at the county conference in Bar "t II »u- T UiJY N. us hi ! Nulcs of lntere*t Harbor thi- week AceuiUiilg to l>hii's H'l'iiU ot Oft. One-fifth rash : halanre on easy terms, «iH-k <'minty Town* «-■■ Rev. Henrv \\ t ■■•ni. re- h «>f- 5. ur-*-r< iai failures ::i the third gned — The Leer Isle boys a re nil at home, and BY of 1>95 were 2,792. with lia- ri. a- past-T and teacher of this hur. u | quart* all i* ready fur that jubilee ■up|H,r. Ellsworth 1\ t of last evening, to tak*- effect after particulars impure bill : >32,167.179. averaging >11.- Sunday MAIL. •• •• th*- tir*t in next month. > F- Frank! n e* the good new* Sunday 521 I*- against 10,02* last year, (. II. KM Kit Y, Manager. •».% f r *• \» I .k •! 1 f? -ni r ? > bu:.’t that a 300-1..?! sell*’■ b« Art hur Sal lost b thuu I “A itf abouf 1 » cent. more. >bury right I. >r» tK per Ball Club. ■ S\V. Base H .Kill Hi h, 1 -I I Jth I* r: there next year. in the lower factory la«t Friday. It was 1’IHTKS’ .m l, M Tj * rate f commercial mortality. caught under a heel compressing ma- 2.34 : ..hire- in a for every T. T. Iceland ha- been apjxunted post- .ItiurrtiflrmrntB. quarter chine ! >r ■? K K Hagerthv 1,0 i.i business, is lower than master at NVrst Trenton ri p!a. The l«a*et*ail -.-a- n of in'. ha* rlo-n! a:»l An came near removed. unruly lamp very causing the KIN worth* arv the a. kn -w .v,lg,-t last year, and the proportion of de- Tbumpon, a oiiflagrat ion at I \. Flood’s on >.i:i YOU CAN faulted liabilities to the solvent 2:12 Bingen, two-year-old. fS.OHh. day evening. l'r- mpt action put out th* business represented by payments \n.*n. t w '»-year-old. 2 :V>’4. *125,000. Mar*1, that seemed to encircle the whole Cbampions of Hancock Connly. <1 houses i- b 19 Valuaf sound and • ■* thr< aring three-quarter*' la p. befor* any \p! n could tak*- 2.77 last Tie- SHOOT I’AHTRIDGKS per >1,000 against year. place. The *t<»ry of the drowning of Arthur The man at:* rrn-nt ha- -«• i;r* 1 f--r I "-w -rth defaulted liabilities firm in busi- •. nil SHOOT AT THIM per Candagf t; M- oi bay. Tuesday of last John \V. Moor*-, on the west side of the great \. gtv« n h*T* Tin hu-ln«‘«-« ;i- «-\pv-n-Or* ness >26.92 *26.39 last Id our Fa*t Bluehill cor- r.ver. who considerable time and !> average against week. by spent entv n’wlpt- -uh-vrlpt?'*n* p1 yea: f.,e defaulted liabilities f tie- respondent. monej in blasting in « solid ledge f- r MCXT SATI KDAY. SICPT. 21. •>\ d* r that was not n littl* maim Picturing class average >2u>65 found, dug lllx-rall tin* r.ttiv* rt an*l hal!. n rg. W. Perkin*. of Fllswort h. t h is in his cellar and struck a fine vein of >19.763 in the same way nvi-M Rt) l » * will BWil !■> R.I loi.i 1. h r. you wiU ffrt your entir. outfit of against quarter y~ar ra .*» d t hree pe< k* of ] ■! a’ fro. a Y,.a :r,r, the cooling fluid. He i- elated over th* in Ml Mill ll~\ !y last oar: in >>.577 lu.w t" i uv n !v. trading. against ng.e seed potato. Cnn any Hancock if \ u know discovery, as well be might be. $6,443 last year, and the banking county farmer beat tliat ? A Grand Good Time for Your Money. Base ball between local nines has been failure-, n m included have above, mplie*! pr-*mt-e It -a ! tliat t!i* >ti- r'* over the craze for a we* k or more. The Shore inquest th* ■! ■■ f t:.i bee:: t.M.rtywith averag*- it HI()T the ho. .v Y i« 'let 1!h k- 11 was the first roa-ler- and Infant street* r- met in dead r\ j*v to lit urv- bili: >111. '.gainst >1 lo.u.-;6 WINCHESTER •. held. n Leer Isle ill it* ly combat, with victory for the most j^rt last year. li'.'tor;. f over a century. :i tin -ide of the former. One game ba- be* n played Ik-1 ween the Infant Streeter- ,;rNS- i f tin re an older in the person county \: are i.-uailj low. : average of lia- ami t Ik* >'iriii w;m victor} u- ;> ,a Mr-. Mary Hawy Ib- ptr. of Fast RIFLES, s bility ir- falls below Infant stre*t«rs. Th:- a m*agr* ;,r wper" 1-raiiK .n, wno rounaeti uui h icmun *10.000, tile mi::.'-- r :>• a. two in r*j •< >rt. the writer i* aware. < f h l-al! MUSIC BV two w»• k.» ago. he or she ha* yet to be game, hut then lie isn't "up in base hall X 1,000 firms, tin- default'd i Polities heard from. an ee. By t he w a v. t he writer saw a <>irli(‘str;i. below -2 ; r > 1.00:i 1 xehanges. and pa M<»ii;tirlmif> West Brook si tth Roy nine, or at least enough for a nine, doing below r firm in business T:. OF SIX PiECES. FROM ->•*. th broke h> arm by falling into an pretty ta! 1 pract b :ng n throwing, yp- tht- .... by s.s uulivatt-s a condition ;'l barrel. W hat t hi- will be for hat base p » • H * u ■ A A $6.50 apple capital catching. swinging, running. F I \|o IK l: K r but not proai ning. yet reaching, one anxious m : her- of if :t Sun ami it wasn't mischievous boys et« la*t ter noon, All*?* of general prosperity. that w as after stolen fruit' at Kllsworth Falls, either. , transpire* Hoy \N te; F W- k K < 'u *hrn I l'.\ 1 ! S I’KI \. I !'! I>W' MvTH prices Septem- u < .s a though k: West u.|{ r.vk li ■ dangerous pa-tiine. was t h* ber lowest ever known \ pleasant rent of last week < K F -ter. F W H rang, last week it resulted in no Suii.san I »r I s II _•. T F M evening. « M >- AtnjCTlMftr.rnis. for wl: lesale of all coin- marriage, Wednesday « prices further damage than t>» blow a stuvt to \S F Aiken. F ! A 'Mil Caroline I Hastings, of th:* place, to I •, Smith \ \ '■ !• mod" advances window.- and a of notwithstanding p *--, break spoii pot «. ,v H I U Frank O. Morgan, of Boston Theurd- KM l»r since- 'Tar h -f 20 per cent, in cotton beans. <**. F \ I F ii:ng took place at the home of the bride's if Cent, in boots and shoes, Lvfonl \ Woodward. good- per Luther C. Hastings and wife, u A p:rat ;ral*]o.-king craft, which was parent*. and < cent. in iron and steel i per the presence of a few relatives ami eyed with su-pc inn by peopb a!**ng t he Grand Concert at 8 o’clock. WHOl.KSAl.K AND KhTTAIl. while in woolen goods there w a* h\ products, and furnished the theme for friend*. The vmotiy performed Bagaducv, I>| \IKH> IN has been scarcely any advance, and l ev. H. W. many strange tale*. turns out to be noth- Conley. m all food taken a The bride was attired in white, products together more romantic than a “clammer. prettily Tickets to Concert and Dance. ing LADIES* and GENTS' fall of 17 pier cent. ami carried a beautiful bouqu* t whi-een -een !T Bar Harbor birth!- year i-l-w of the Bernard J* i!:*‘>n Single Tickets to Concert. 35 •- d 22.2 cent, in the five ceremony. produ per Kli-w •rtl.. h- '.vcvcr, claim-t*' I.ave found trout •• w as b«*st man and Miss Morgan. sister of to Dance. 50 year- -ince October, 1*90, in woolen With -ix o-g- There an* stifl.-id- -r tu* th** groom, performed the office of •• good- 22 cent in iron K.. : w. rker- left— Bar Har>, Supper Tickets, per couple. 75 products bridesmaid, assisted b> Misses loorgia Tru* .::*■ tru* Head the ! -t f ar- ■■ 16.1 cent., and in FURS cotton 50 pt..- goods H. and Ft hel Jel .son. Hcfresh- single. rivals fn Par Harbor published in the Hastings j • 12. pel cent., while boots and shoes ments were served. county ja : n t* in Tin. Amkrk an OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. art- a iiuit- higher, and in leather and Mrs. i- one of our moat es- each week. Morgan Supper Served at American Hotiae. hides much higher than five years teemed young ladies, and will be much w ra.:r >ad -• hedule went into ago The inter mi*s«-d Mr. Morgan employed in the jTcr Latest Lowest effect .H-t Sunday, and llanc.M-k county post-office department of Boston. He > At a iKtr.M n. « x -r. g. 1 I h* >llv»*r vil »tft i<»n is without Sunday tram- until sprmg 1* ft with h bride on Thursday morning I/WF I.:*.-..-, ,:, 1 »r t I b.-ttcr so Water Street. KlUw -rth. Ex-- -cretarv of the Treasury St.! the week day service for their home in that eitv. They carry chatu start a s:ua John W: k an. Ham. •• k at the c «* another winter. vs :.* m !Xctlff5. servit in reviewing and summarizing pr v* .she* of all. Avon I* Fn** place ar d< p lLf3.1l Sh< r* 1. --rat ion w I find u* with in the < k tober Forum, the m I w \ l: pres* • » •' > ! ". era H’ ■! »*-i -- NOIII I Ol IOKH l ost ItL l&lossom* in October. 1>.... plate of the silver in t.,.s \pple F rel.eh kid ttl.; a t t aspect question UT HRKHAS W ,0 H **1 John H. of Mar!' r». from $1 £"» t*. ! >• a I at ! lie i» K COATS as N*»t .! t her usual unseason- D'Uglas-, M in the of Ham t StaU •? FUR He it en- country. regards highly- tng up III KMI AW 'tat. M K -W'Tti. county semi- t«. The American this vv*-. k a Maine, by his mortgage deed tied the first if in able 1-a-t week we rej rted field couraging it. fact, can be said pran.:-. 1 1 f a d 1 s'.M, md re- orded in number “f blossoms and I ) ! \ N day September, or V 1.1. KINDS. b* rr.» f- '. 1 and this vs*•> !■: apple parti} the Ham." k < 1 •? I >t d*. n •.k that t!-.- -itu.itio:. was even discour- straw dham. I nt> Registry formed fruit. He writes; F‘ M J ■ v 44 M am K 1. Tt h 2H3, page 3M. conve\ ed to me. t he undersigned, John H. Ib.ugla-s. of lh.m •< k. sends us St., aging. Tiic situation.” he a rtain parcel "f land situated in said I»ed- present Oct. '• *• Marlboro. M< 7. isir>. '1 a:. 1 >: ,h a’ k Yl.l appl* t .- -. Th*- t r* has .juit a dg« igT. ham. and bounded and described us follows, FURS REPAIRED IN THE BEST says, of the silver in the Mr. hiitor. one nr.ie f n »•.. an;r><-a! landin to w it at a stake and atone* n question of and Mr. HOI Beginning number b:>*-*oms, Douglass 1 think 1 am Hhead of other House cunt a mo nine ■■■■■•:• star at;; a. the side of the Liu. road at United State- is such as should encour- apple-pro- westerly ksport > v \1I in v< MANNER POSSIBLE. col:' ; ng »i h- -1) r :! ducers in the Slat*-. I ha1. a few young ►dan i« rj *. !»e heast -Tiu of iml f"rm*-r-> o.tu ***• tn-.se who are known as -sound- go...l \pp:> t" H N dg *\ Samuel Pmkham. and running age and the fruit to tr«<*. none of whidi bore many apples repair pod nursing maturity. atck Village. Maine, or t- M-.t l.ToN. south 37* west one hundrt d ami twentv-three this season, but at one of them is money' men as distinguished from pr**s**iit rod* on said road t«* the corner of *»am- to tr\ and s*-*- if it cannot do some- Ther* .- ca:;-e f<»r ng in Klls- going uel K. Peaks lot at a small tree thence ent s rejnic I /1 maple the adv of the free coinage of bettor than all the f..r > \M> l'.'»ll hK I.-t-m- thing r*-st. it in n nth le u. si *«••.» t.tv -r'i\e rods to a small s:s:s or mss :r s\»>r!i<. of t mi* table does a ■ I. rta .* a-..; lames: me, The change v\ **r 1 silver inis at the tatio --::i now and .f this Indian summer I'lNt.lNhj*-. Mrch tret on the town line f Holden; ny government tru-k- >uita! ■ lorn: y purpo-e, In >lo.,r- a vs ss it h t he late ev-n mg mad, and t hi* on I »<•!!!•• thence north 45 .* 1 a*t "lie hundred ami ay keep- may get Hj p't -yrt. Some when* light !” needl'd -lti-t the and at the lowest prices. of sixteen ounces of silver to one of out, power w *• o a i>f the little ar* -* t a- nt y -1 w rods on said town lint to hetn- means the end of the unnecessary and apple* now. you thing f-*r w»o 1 If) per feet re| .»:r, a tel i-M k stump at land formerly ot. ipied by T'tion over the whole w ill see. I w ill forward you H few, alao w ill e |«1 Owner hi- f art h* r u ■*•• gold. looking unseemly cr-wiing <>r t to post-omm eheap >aniuei Pinkhain ab« e-meut n.ned thence L'orre*|>ondence - the first- corridor w hi eh ha- been a feature of Ells- A• a Ire-- 1’. o. Itn\ 4-:, If I thought it would pay I would build particular-, price, mentioned bound, containing fifty one acres on approval. more '*3 vacates Kil-V\ orth. Me o of the free-silver worth winter life. We hav- no Sunday a house full of window* over that tree a ml eig .11 y tie rods more or less and when and a stove in so t hose w as the lomlition of said mortgage has been nan there were a train-, :t .-true, but let u- thanks put apples ould polio.' year ago; give is f bv reason mature. If I do the public w ill hear from eJt intfti. and now broken, now. the-* ire. that who are f r the mail. b of T I f I thus- opposed to that early evening m* again. John H. Dortii.ASs. ..iim a f• -r. : f f• ■ r* .*aul policy outspoken 1 n tne annals of history are chronicled this note for the ;■ irpo*« ;.>*;ng & wlioh.ur ;.*r.*» ;n thesr LYFORD llt'Ki A WOODWARD, creamery mortgage Kiv., than then; and that men who seek brave women. International Trade is t he title of a new (IkK.AM jn>s«*e-- heroic deeds of many s»on are requested to han«l hem t- he u river*, Hv hi* attv Jaim M .-unborn. or return them to the fa> :< rv u » hurch St New Mt " FIRRIERS. the fa' or of the public in many of the Among the greatest of these should ap- publication, the tirst number of which port. "i-e name of the West Gouldsboro is out. In its it sets regie free silver has been pear the just proa pectus Smith Block. Banger. Main© forth the enormous Co Erl. N of |ee of \ » g tit •• • f III* \ III nielli. string : finding courage to take the woman. Mrs. Henry Bunker, who upon present productive ppol in her turned of the I’nited State*, and At Ellsworth 111 the r..untv Hat. k and —-eing -.-kunk barnyard capacity sug- ■ otic ■. l". thus indicating in which T. IT8H Mute |.f Mai;.. -! An;.’!, :t with a club and killed it. It gests the possibilities of its continued MAN, Ei I-Worth .1 d 1*‘ direct;, n the straw*, which upon MJ. papular M* f takes more courage to face a skunk than development. The importance, nay, the r| they .ir> beginning to lie blown. 1 Remedies. ■ Cough trad** to face a grizzly bear, or death in front of necessity of developing foreign is tale of fr.iiik A \\ !. of lien ill *.*id ••A till better sign is the of Hancock, )t.*-.itn» win. greater a cannon. stated in a few brief, clear paragraphs. county debtor, ! has been declared an insolvent upon his intellig -nce of men in those regions It is the aim of t his new call periodical to own petition bv the < irt f insolvency for ■ Bar Harbor's season is over. The sum- where i.,-11 have been in favor of attention to this, the next lield of Ameri- *aid < uunli of flam k mer tradesman has closed his store, the I'HAkUM H. 1 a it K \ * *; g n e e. sound rather than by associa- can enterprise and progress; to give in- artist and the bric-a-brac dealer have formation about the and the tion 1 instinct than because regions peo- noth I ni min Hill they, their the fashionable restau- id packed trap-, w ith w hom it should do and HEREAS Charles I of were < ui'inced of its truth ple business, \Ir Eden, through rateur and the florist all those who ft Georg* \ Ellsworth, and to point out. so far as it is able, the best processes of Where there harvest from the France* I I’l.i :. ;•*. of Ir. n; n. .ill of the reasoning. the golden grains 1 gather methods of doing it. The tir*t number is county of Han. k. -late f Maine, by their was one man able and to give of scattered gay fashion s vo- mortgag. deed. d ated t he ninth da» of ready gold by devoted to South Africa, and June, specially d >■><. 111d r. led .a Registry of reason for this faith there are now taries, even to the genteel gambler, have contains a fund of interesting and useful heed* for Hain * ■ intv. Maine, in book ten. hied themselves in the train of tin- v. 272. « i<> me, the away information regarding this far-off but page oil',eyed undersigned, And Bar Harbor ha- Lewi* Fro nd <■{ *aid Ellsworth, a certain lot "Tin fierce that the free- departing cottager. < onslaught wonderfully rich region. >ther topics of or parcel of land situated in the town of Han- down to the of win- in said < f Hancock and state <>f interests made in the latter settled enjoyment interest to merchant and manufacturer eock, county coinage Maine, and hounded and dc*< ribed a* fol- ters quiet and the liquor war. part of 189-1 and in the early part of are treated in a clear, crisp manner. lows, vi/. Beginning on the we*t side of the j t. wn road on Frank Ball north line; thence from the tirst number, Interna- ISflo. ip oubtedly contributed to the Flossie writes from Great Pond: Judged we*terly on said line to the shore of French- tional Trade has a future, and man's t hence northerly by the shore to better condition that now While at work the Great Pond dam re bright bay prevails, upon IVnnev’a southwest corner can Levy bound, ** six feet lie low rightly conducted become invaluable for it stirred men’s minds and evolved cently. ■!. Ar< her unearthed, thence easterly on said line to the town road; the surface of the ground, a relic of the days to the classes in whose interest it is pub- thence southerly by the town road to the much research and thought Take ur a place of beginning, containing thirty acres, original when iron and -teel were unknown, lished. The is j probably magazine published by more «>r less; and whereas the conditions of the and this ; in the a stone It I- rudely upon currency question, sh&i.' gouge. (ilassford, at Broad street. New -aid mortgage have been and are now broken, fa-libmed. vet after the manner «.f Henry hi ciie most affected distinctly Papkk now therefore, by reason of the breach of notab,., regions ..f the dav, and upon the top 1- York city. g. pre-eut | the conditions thereof, I claim a fore, losure It i< evidently worn And read all tin adverti-* -me nt by the free-coinage sentiment. th. uner’- mark, while carefully. of said mortgage and give this notice for that smooth l»v much In 1-ook and -«••• who holds "lit the nio-t usage, perhaps hollowing Children I purpose. "Even that much-read, One can wonder lew Healthy offer-. Then around common in this climate at this time specious, out the log canoes. only tempting ifo and *ee Lewis FuiesD. nianv have been the that so thickly heaped ■ hup from healthy mothers. Anti will what tie -e tempting offers rcallv amount and year- Ellsworth, Me., October 1, a d. 1 *y.r,. of the unwisely apparently dangerous publica- the above it while its owner’- hands were certainly be healthy if they’ll take 1 >r. 1'icrre’* to. Nin« tln.i out of ten vou'll i*e dl-ap year. Many people Favorite Nothing can it in mdnted.* tion, ‘Coin’s Financial School," has crumbled into dust." Prescription. pial allow it to to them for want building a w oman's in Me are \erv careful what we -av hang up strength, regulating In our COM >1 IsslON f its' notice. contributed to the evident set- an*l assisting all her natnral function-. It !<*.- ads hut we i.e.ie\ e it i- truthful a largely Brook way they are still try- pi rfectly VIT'E the subscribers, having been of the proper remedy. We make I'p Poggy sens the ami l.nrdens "f child to state that \« hen ap- it was pain- bearing, {M-ople huy t? t!,.- Hon. <» p < back that the doctrines in- to out the tangle the arul weak, inotn pointed by unning* ing straighten support- strengthen* nursing ham. Judge of Probate for the of Han- specialty of medicines for coughs er-. and an abundant secretion "f county tended to advance have received; for names of the new station and newer post- promotes cock. to receive and examine the laims of nourishment. FCRNTH RE. and colds and have all of the CARPETS, ereditors to the estate of Edward A. Crock* r, it more than office got into. The station, estab- It's an invigorating, restorative tonic a *outh corCibqted many—if late of Hucksport. deceased, in- rem- lished was first known as ami nervine, ami a f.u represented latest, as w 11 as the standard h year ago. ing bracing remedy solvent. do give notice that *i.x months not -ill other to the excite- < PIANOS ami ORdANS hereby -things Branch Pond and later as Brook. woman’s ills ami ailment.-. In ever* lirouic are allowed Boggy to said creditors to bring in and edies, etc. of was established, “female complaint or weaknc--, i; »■ t- their m uglit and activity mind J ilt n the post-office 1 >f u- get their worth pro., claims; and that we shall attend l*eneflclally that, once u*»d it i- always in they money’s every that named Nicoiin, and now the name of lime. That'-all we can servo e at the offici of T. H Smith, in that !. ., resulted in simultaneous favor. promise. the station bus been changed again. Both said Hucksport, on Tuesday, the fifth dav of j N ". ember, 1 and Trnsdav the 11th .la'v in reply to it. and railroad station are now I of publication* pn-t-.dMc* Delicate Di-eases affecting male ami female, j February, isurt. at ten o'cloek in the forenoon A. N’i> ! n. B'.ii it'- “dollars to GEORGE I\\R<'HER. “Of I tliis improvement in the doughnuts’’ howeser induce*!, speedily ami i*«*rma neiil 1 of each dav. an man the I -cub E. F. that if you asked Ellsworth cured. Illustrated book -ent d f.-r lo *nt.» REDMAN, Chas h Rice, I mu «u;ist. the mind has been ■ ommis-iontr-. conch, public way t<> •Nicoiin'' he wouldn't direct you in -tamp- World’- Dispensary M* ii« al Asso- T. H. Smith. »c 1 j ■ ; Main Street, Buffalo. N. and re- the ciation. Water Street, ELLSWORTH. ME. Hucksport, Sept. 21, 1095. Main St., Kllswortli. prom; ., rising prices by right way. Aid. Maddocks I 2Ibbrrtisrmrnt3. What use is there in eating when food 11ANCOCK TEAC 11EUS. Well, shall object to A Million of Brick. _ MEET. -in fact, when it does ALDERMEN this roll going through. At the foot of Water street, in this does you no good * city, harm than for such is Annual Meeting of the County Edu- There was further catechising in rela- the two brick owned Hosea B. you more good, kilns, by cational Association. 1 LONG SESSION BUT LITTLE BUSI- tion to "the rocks used in the sidewalk and the rase if it is not digested? Phillips, have just been fired. Each kiln Scrofula, Salt Rheum for food there is The annual of the teachers’ in- in t he sewer built across Franklin contains about brick. If you have a loathing meeting NESS TRANSACTED. street, 500,000 it held at Somesville 3 and Aid. as Aid. For of forcing it down, for will not stitute, Oet. 4, — Brady acting questioner. five months four men have been at no use And All Other Blood Dlseases-How restore the di- was al! to be the most answered all asked with- work in each brick and brick be digested. You must acknowledged by TIIE BRANCH POND ROAD AGAIN COM- Kppes questions yard, the out organ* to their natural strength interesting and profitable, as it was one of hesitation. now burning represents the work for the They May Be Cured. gestive MITTEE APPOINTED TO CONTRACT food to be when the largest, ever held in Han- Aid. Maddocks—I)o know what season. and cause the digested, gatherings you Speaking simply from what Hood’s Sar- will come, and w ith it a relish cock county. Fully 200 teachers and FOR ELECTRIC LIGHTING- your bill amounts to this month? It will take about ten to burn the fin appet ite days saparilla has done, not only once or twice, school officers were every Aid. Kppes No. brick, and in the about 200 for food. present nearly ROLL OF ACCOUNTS. operation but in thousands of cases, we can honestly will give town in the county being represented. Aid. Maddocks Well, it amounts to cords of wood will be used. The fires are The tired, languid feeling say that it is the beBt remedy for all dis- <108. and then will The Ellsworth delegation, most of There was a and ten cords place to vigor energy, you long session of the board kept running night day, eases of the blood, whatever the cause. on bone* nrnl become whom went by buckboard, v. as was fol- Aid. Kppes ! * that not right? The work used twelve hours. put flesh your of aldermen Monday evening, the regular being up every By its peculiar Combination, Propor- low- must l>o Shaker Cordial ns Supt. E. W. Ix>rd, Mrs. L. J. was done and paid for. Does it make Most of the brick made here find a strong. The Digestive monthly meeting, but little business tion and Process, it possesses positive Backus, Mw>"s I' Abbie difference who does it? at Bar Harbor made by the Mount Ixdmnon Shaker* True, Joy, Mary transacted. Only three aldermen were any market and other points medicinal merit Peculiar to Itself. and is a A. Stockbridge. A. Annie Aid. Maddocks It is not right. I don’t the Maine coast. At contains food already digested Mary (Jaynor, present. Mayor Dutton was present early along prevailing It has cured the most virulent cases food as well. It* action is F. Mullan, Mary Higgins, Carrie Coch- think it is right for you to off one- there is no in them digester of } in the evening, but was forced to retire carry prices money shipping of Scrofula and Salt Rheum, even when rane, liana (Irindell, A. (Irindell, quarter of all the in to Boston. prompt and its effects permanent. Mary on account of indisposition. Aid. Eppes money expended nil other prescriptions and medicines Sadie Florence It. t he ami t he one tax- ! Joy, Moore, F.mma the chair. The others city, other t housand To one unfamiliar with the process of have failed to do FAXOL because it occupied present any good. Doctors prescribe i Bowden, Susie Hettie have the other t a to Byrne, Hemiok, were Aid. Maddoeks and and Clerk payers hree-quarters di- brick-making, visit these yards, Blood rom whatever ori- virtues of Castor Oil and is Brady poisoning, f has all the I Burn Beckwith, Ella Jordan and Lillian vided among t hem. Wyman. where the burning is still going on, is gin, yields to its powerful cleansing, puri- palatable. j Crippen. Aid. Kppes There is in Dill one well worth The meeting lasted nearly four hours. nothing my making. fying, vitalizing effect upon the blood. If Tlie were lield in t he church but what is I have been out imetings The lirst two hours were occupied by ex- right. early you desire further write to as S< Resolutions of particulars, 1114.11 IIOOI. NOT MS. which was trimmed with au- and late on t be roads. Respect. j tastefully amination of monthly bills, the last two ai below. Remember that tumn leaves and Aid. Brady You Mr. At the last Free Baptist Quarterly ort h school Recorder w ill potted plants. Promptly hours by cross-examination of Mr. Eppes understand, The Fllsw High held at at 10.30 the Julien of Kppes, that these are asked in meeting Great Pond, the follow- this A new board of j president, Emery, on the road, sidewalk and bridge rolls, questions Hood’s be continued year. j resolutions were Sarsaparilla called the or- the interest of the The ing passed. Mrs. Hard- chosen. ; Salisbury Cove, meeting to The meeting closed with an oratorical ef- public. public editors is now being lived in Is t he One True Blood Purifier prominently der and Kcv. Mr. Barker, of has complained, and has a to know ing formerly Ellsworth, and at Somesville, fort by Charles C. Newhall in behalf of right in t he freshmen nine feels t inted at the time of her death was still a member public eye today. Prepared only by The quite offen d these tilings. We are acting as prayer. the Branch Pond road. public C. I. JIood & U. 9. A. its victory over the cast side grammar | servants. of t lie church here, and also a member Co., Lowell, Mass., l>r. K. L. (irindle t lien made an address is roll of accounts No. forenoon at Following 9, of this Sold by all druggists, fl; six for $5. school team Saturday Wyman Aid. I am quarterly meeting: I of welcome in which he spoke of the im- ns Kppes ready and glad to was 19 to 13. approved: Whereas, Cod In Ills divine providence lias Park. The score answer these I are ,hP Rff'*r-dinner portance of the teacher’s work, pnd urged questions. want to ans- seen lit to remove death si-tor Catherine Hnrvl’c£ 3 Pil!«i1 1113 ll.NP. NAMK. AMOUNT. by 1 UUU nils. aaalnt one of the Tliey digestion Walter Weeks, the captain of the F.lls- upon all teachers the of wer them. Harding, early members of this necessity impress- School, .1. L. Hammett, ♦ 35.10 quarterly meeting, and an old foot ball worth ball team, ing true ideas their This Win. A. 10.50 Continuing, Mr. Kppes said: “Much ! upon pupils. Austin, Resolved, That in her death we sincerely play r of Korkland, has consented to address was characterized by State Super- » nmpbell Pub. Co., .7.5 running about is in answer to com- mourn her loss and a life that was useful anil Uailroabs anti Steamboats. •' full earnest work for the cause <>f Christ, coach the high school elevens. intendent Stetson as the best K W I.or.i. iil.W plaints. I cannot sit down and let com- welcoming j and fervent loyalty to the Free Baptist denom- M. A. Leighton, 5.00 without Burton B Walker injured one of the address he had ever heard. The response j plaints go attention, and let the ination always near her heart. Maine Central Railroad. M Hannah Chick, 7.50 be in I Resolved, That a of these fingers on his left hand r. Mrs. .Ionian, 2.50 | hour in the day hut there’s a complaint. v;* ted North Fllsw ort h lust Sat- Henry < ouiity .bill Notes. Hancock. til 28! 1 00 f5 10 players •* K. L. rth Falls. The Falls boys Edward T. Finn, 2.00 i thirty An extra t ine Normal school. patched.” days. thirty was tacked on _•<> t.» 16 to these and J I*. Ll'lrhlgi, jo.fis Lake Hmi-c. *12 45 18 objected "professionals,” AIH F.nnt‘« uniri hr. cniilH i«.,r ..... L-,. 1, iu Hums’ sentence for W do teachers need teachers’ meet- resisting arrest. Fgery’s Mi!!-. 12 23 ’2 .5u fb 22 hy -• N were not allowed to play. The School 11..U D. Moore, 54.00 1 (olden.. 1*2 ‘20 3 (Mi »i 25 they bill out as much as '• Aid. Maddocks hud Tim Collins, who was wanted for reck- Infant r< :. r* w on. F. Bon-cy A Son, 11 .- Prnohsrot. .luiietion.. 12 46 3 35 (5 45 stated. After a little more 55 6 “When is corporal punishment jus- Henry Holt, lo.no figuring Aid. less display of a revolver, with threats to Bangor. Ex. St. 12 3 50 55 Pe t here hits been n<> "Ue h e\c:it BANGOR, M.C. 100 3 55 7 00 rhaps I. Maddocks said he had included an item shoot half t lie inhabitants of tifiable?” State Supt. W. W. Stetson. IMo, T.To | West l'lls- A. M. input ami about tie school worth. was found at laughter •;_» that did not in Mr. bill. (iouldsboro. He was I .. 5 35 1 40 “In what way can the press aid the Whiting Bros., 11 ; belong Kppes* ’ortland for seve-ral as when t lie- brought to Fllsworlh and held for trial at Boston. 9 20 7 38 building years, f. H. "7 „M The amount of Mr. bill was work of t l;e school ?" Itcv. Mr. Harvey. <.riiulle, Kppes’ $81 this was term. new official foot ball put into play Text hook, (ilnn A ( •• ltf.3- instead of Papers w ere (»r»-s.-iited by I.. Coggins, $108. for the-tirst ime last Monday afternoon Harry 1. Walker. 3.7:» Aid. BANGOR TO BAR HARBOR. of the Mar Harbor grammar school, Mrs. Brady Well, Mr. Kppes, you got a afte r school t tie- Merrill A Co ’. 77 Children for P. M A. M. at recess. I mmedialcly Maynard. fifth of all the if Cry S. S. Abbott, of Sullivan, Miss (trace money expended, you Boston. 7 9.30 first match b*-twee-n the senior-freshman \rnerieun Bonk Co., 17-', II 00J. of the did not get all. Foster, Bar Harbor high school, F-t.nf F 1’. I J.‘h> Pitcher’s Castoria, and the elevens took High school, teed, Bortlaml... 10 no:. 1 00 juuior-sophomore of the F. C. Pres- A.ti. Maddocks mo\ s, of t lie Bar Harbor high school, ( I. \\ eli'li. !» C, September highways and | a 3fcUTtisrmr:it3. Ex "t .... 6 55! 7 15 5 00 victory for the- senior-freshman with be Bangor, and F. K. Herrick, of Bluehill. Insane poor, Mutm-ln-une Hospital, 1(»7.ri* .- n Kthel Knowltori; by interest ing talk on geography, illustrat- may consider it. ORTI. luj 6 *29 ( ontlngent, IF F. Gray A Son, In.ini Franklin Road. 8‘24 9 55 f6 37 division, The of the de The over seconel subject Imw he would tench the from *• item laid is $15.75. ing subject FI* Farrell, j.on Hancock. 8 3-<| 10 10 |6 40 bate "That it is more BRANCH POND Mt Desert Ferrv. 10 25 6 45 was. re-solved, a local standpoint, by a talk on tin* geog- Iohn Malone, Yno ROAD. ."40; "ullivan .’. 9 00 11 50 beneficial to out of school than of •• 1 Charles t Newhall before the study raphy Mt. I)csert. F \. ( ooinhs, appeared EVERY WEEK. Sorrento. 9 25| 12 25 M .Hse-s Fannie- and •• c. board in," with Hurley Superintendent Stetson spoke on sev- It Foster, Jn.uo again in relation to the road to BAR HARBOR... lOoo, 1 00, 7 30 Kthel Jellisem in the- affirmative, ami eral topics of great interest. Thursday Lewis Friend, lJ.ou Branch Bond from NewhalBs corner, for Ferd .’.in Mi--*- Kut he r: m- Ha’--and Maud Haim r Mr. Stetson delivered a lecture W.»rd\vell, which tin aldermen refused an evening appropri- on or notice to Conductor. Ji‘--r ( ! ‘Stop signal The was de- irrle, 3.30 ation at the in the* negative. question on “Noted Men,” and Friday evening last meeting, lie said he had LOTS OF ; Weather permitting ferry passage. Herbert Billing-, 3.3n cided in favor of the- negative by a vote Mrs. Seamans, of Houlton, spoke on consulted legal authority, and found that ( barles Gogglns, 1.3a These train- connect tit Bangor, with through of the- -.cho.d. Misses L-ah Friend and “S« mnt itie Inst rnet inn.” the technicality upon which the Temperane.- I -1 \v Tread well, appro- trains on Main Line to and from Portland, Bos- (iracc ami Theodore was refused did ton and St. .John. (irimie-il. Higgins The officers for the ensuing year were •lame- Mel uto-li, 1.3a priation not hold. An Passengers are requested to procure tickets and Harry .Jones carried «»ff the* honors elected ns follows; President, J u lien iiiM. 1. J._*.*» appropriation as asked for would not Garland, j New Mixtures. before entering the train, jind especially Ella* for the- best declamations. Emery, Sal is t ir$ 1 president, Fd\V. M ott, J.Ja make a public highway. worth to Falls ami Falls to Ellsworth. (Forge B Fuller, Tremont; secretary, •lames Hawks. j:, Mr. Newhall spoke at some length. His Tickets for All Points South and West Walter 1I on sale at the M C. R. R. ticket ( once*rt ami llall. Maud Hardy, Bar Harb< r; executive com- Douglass. address to the board was in the nature of office, Walter Howard, J -’•'» ! Ellsworth, C. F. GREENE, The con- *Tt and l-al! next Friday eve n- mittee, Prescott Keyes, Bar Harbor; E. a demand. “The people of ward four Agent. Milo A u-t 0. ..hi PA YSON TC< he- a succe ss. It to the KKK, ing -promise- .to 'great W. I.ord, F.IIsw -rth; Mrs. M.S. Knowles, helped build city sidewalks, but HILDRETHS Vice Pres, Frne-t Sai*eut, Fmi and Gen’l Mana ger. will he- tin- jhalL'.of the^season, Deer Isle, F. K. Herrick, Mrs. received nothing. We only ask now for F E. BOOTIIBY. Gen’l Pass, audTicket Ag’t. opening Bluehill; Vrthur Braun, 3.30 and added to this will be the further in- S. S. A bbot t. Sullivan. or and won’t let us have it. Daniel Hurley, 4.mi $1100 $.500, you of the Is that is it are BOSTON AND BANCOR centive-of its being for the benefit A resolution asking for a revision of W. \ Bonsey, 3.30 right; justice? Now you VELVET MOLASSES FU-worth In- ball club. Monaghan's the truant law so that school officials John Mitchell, ".. Jo talking about sewers for the city. Per- have more to orchestra «»f < pi*will furnish tie should authority compel Herbert Garland, 1.3a haps the day will come when you will i~ fiiu'; (»111 \ L’l•(-. III. attendance of s. holars whs also per adopted; I F. A Co., 3.2n want the votes of ward four. Ward four Steamship Company. music. Brady a resolution <>f thanks to Mr. Stetson, Mr. Fire F F. D..\ fJ.Io The concert, w hich will comme nce at Soiims and the citizens of Sornesviiie. Dept. lc, w ill be a factor in the next election •* r.VI.I, Ticonle Hose Co.. l Jo.ut* sr.KYH K, 1805. .S o'clock, w ill be gi\ i'll e-nt irelyj by home- Tie next session w ill be held at (ireen’s Mr. Newhall said that Branch pond was •F IV Fid ridge. s>7 Landing. a talent, but t lie pre-gramme is ne>t yet _ highway, hut the aldermen wanted to n. II Morrison, l.fln Fruit of All trade its features make it a “tish for Kllsworth's Kinds, wholly up. Anii-ng I ra\ cl Lectures. Clifton Woodward, 3.no preserve will b* a s.i'o Miss Mai- urn* hundred.” -oprano by N of the Con- Fugeue ( lough, l ini The young peoph society at Imvc-t Friend, and readings by Miss Ix-ah Mo-c- • ottle, j*;..'ni Aid. Maddocks introduced a resolution pi'icc'. gregat ;o!ial ehur* h has arranged for two Friend. I- !«*■ tr 1 Fight, FI!-worth Flectric I Hum for an of $150 i 11 ust rate i lectures which will interest providing appropriation will be an inating Co., JJ9.5" for the the owners of the • A feature-n? t h»-programme The written road, property inineiieing Mm .lay, Sept. 23, 1S95, steamer many. lectures, by English < its Highway, F Higgins, A.ini “MT DF."KRT.'‘ W < Sawtelle, will original base ball poem. delivered by authori: es, will be rend Miss Eva to deed to the city two acres of land on by OYSTKliS. ( PACK KIJS. leave Bar Harbor, Mondays, Wednesdays ami The views rented for the even- "1 author. Aiken. Total, $ 1 ,:..Y,i.3j the road at the shore of the pond. Tin- Friday- at. I" a m to'uehing at Northeast ing have been made in England, and are The following selections will be given motion was not seconded. * the best obtainable. I'li.- tine stereopti- On motion f Aid. Maddocks it was ami I I < K MIS 4.red. Landing, unneeting at Rockland with t In- ore- be-et ra The at 11: 30 o’clock. -te,imer for I’., ti.ii fey con o\v ro d by Ib v. D. L. N ab* w ill be used. l'oted. That a committee of meeting adjourned for ><>rrento, Tuesdays, consisting Thur-da\ and cit f,.r b-ctures of t his class. Saturdays. The- \ !-.M-rl- .111 l‘lii'itt«-!i-t Man l-. In large ies, Aid. Brady. Whiting and Maddocks be t-> of the t In* admission ranges from'-o to 7A cents; u it h to cunt raet for the 1*100 lieu a I’d *11111. delivered any part city. VVill K ne-ee!-t-n appointed power RK'l UiMNli owing t«-t he -; « ia 1 arrangements made! of our streets and build- The reader* of this will he to -n, 11.<■ S-.wth light ing public paper plea-ed Overtun- 'cun.I- fi -Mini hr .in Bo-ton, and as above the admis-’.on here will he; ings for a term of years, or to make any learn that there is at lea»t one dream-d disease Monoay-, Wednesdays ■ • .I -• .0 at .'ion ui. -n ti >M P. ie.t.1 ii■.• i" iii! I are as science has been able to cure in Friday•* p From Rockland, only l‘» cents. I'rie subjects fol- IU1MI Ml Mil-, iin HIT. I..I Iimiiiiii; ct. 7 110 Old « only positive Mai- Friday ing. Is. “The of *aid committee may think E. G. and at from .4h> to 0.00 majority tnedieal fratertdty. (atarrh being a on-titii SMITH, Thur-days Saturdays I.cVe 1 liteiMC.lth- I...<--«• d’AlIloUr A *• be\ and t ast les of England.'' a in "r upon arrival .d steamer from Boston. proper. tiotial disease, requires a constitutional treat- Oct. 7.30 Our I is From Sorrento, Mondays. and Fri- Walt/.-.(' \V Hen net Frida> cv.-iiing, Eng- ROADS AND SIHKWAI.KM. ment. Hall's (.'atarrh Cure taken Internally, Main Street. Wednesdays l.sh ( at Imdral.s. acting- directly upon the blood and mucous -nr days. The road, sidewalk and rolls •> 'flu-floor manage r is (ieorge* P. Wood- bridge lace- of the system, thereto destroying the F. .1 M4)R>i;f Agent, Bar Harbor, were taken f*• r examination. Aid. foundation of the dUra-e. and giving the pa \ I \ 1 n A l’sT I N, lien'I Boston. ward, than wb- rn it would be difficult to iionv up Supt., (lent strength !■> building up the c..n-tituti■ n Wl LI.I AM II. HILL, Maddoeks said: “I not; •• in l lie road rind h more * !li nt iiihii for the position. and as-isting nature in doing it- work. Tin- CHASING BUBBLES *ieneral Manager, Boston. to I:I: \. I»<»N \[ Fr.i.'ikiln, ort Mr- and have so much faith in it- curative He tuft as hi* aids the follow- roll t he name of Daniel H. Kppes, fifteen proprietors appointed .Mr-. Ilarve) ltragdon, a-on. that they offer one Hundred Hollar- for himself and fifteen for his powers, FALL ARRANGEMENT. l.. M. — ing gentlemen Walter K. Weeks, Hi >\V S ISl* \t I'diielii!i. j. to Mr and Mr-. days days f<>r anv e.t-e that it fall-ti» cure. Send i-*r Ii-t Moore, Charles II. Drutnmey.W. H. Par- KiiiiT) c, Howard a daughter. horse, and in the sidewalk roll seven days Testjitfinials. \ddre--. I- .1 HI NK\ A ( o., Toledo, «». \S ||< iWMM' \f I’. ..t, »rt. Mr. and for him.iclf and ker, l K. Foster, I >r. Lew i* Hodgkins, horse, making twenty- Uv "old T'« Mr- NS Ilham Howland, a -on. by Druggi-ts, F. I C. F. M. two days. 1 would like t>> know w here it BLUEH1LL k ELLSWORTH Aiken. Smith, (iaynur. .lulM'AN \t Waltham Mr and Mr- seven for a (ieorge s. F***ter. A K. Cusliinan. Henry IS. h .Iordan, a -on. required days horse on the ILifc fnsuranre. STEAMBOAT COMPANY, \t Deer net. to Mr. and Mr-. sidew alk. Whiting. J- ;.n 1!. Hoyle, H. W. Cush- Ti»ISKKA l-do, 4, M ad!- ii ‘1’ rro;. a -on i ii ui a; riiii’s ei:n \\ i:i:k, man, F. \\ l: ; :.-,T. F. Fred Aid. Kppes When nt \york on side- Mahoney, -MS! I.IIM.K At 'Sinter Harbor, o. t 1, to it is for me to travel ARE YOU ABOUT TO A. Coomb-, C A. Mcvinder, Hr. W. L Mr and Mr- H.C, -Smallld.;e, a daughter. walks, necessary CommenoinK MONDAY. SEPT. 16. West. Abie L. Friend. U l.i II \i Derr 1 o<* •‘..to Mr and Mr-. more or less all the time from one place A liri d II Wrlrli a daughter- The prices of the tickets have been to another. Aid. Maddoeks Did you have a cn w of placed at reasonable figure* *. d cents per M \IIIII I I >. t<» be served at the Amer- men *>n the highway fifteen day- dioong couple; slipper « 1 *ut BII VC A 11 A A SI.- \t Trenton, Ort. n, b\ September? i> a pretty pa-thne f"r liildren, ican house, 7d cents per couple; single lbs 1 II W SV harlT, of Kllsworth. Mr- Aid. Yes. ought to hr given tip after childhood, Steamer tickets to 'id cents each; sij-an A Itrar;. to Dexter I*. Ilaytir-, both of Kppes Juliette, concert, single O. A 4 ROCKETT, Capt. Trenton. Aid. Maddoeks It ser- lieal value should lie -ought. I have tickets to dance, dd cent*; single tickets required your nn ami after 145. steamer DK.AA s|| KPHKIID-At I’ro-pect Harbor. Monday. >ept. ISha, vices fifteen it in will leave I Hswnrtli at <'• a. in. t.. to supper, do cents. j'>, Ml.-- M> ra Bourgette Dra-y. ot days? It so, don’t want to do it un- every departmrtit. stage* hrp Aid. Yes. There was other Wednesday j. Kppes and Friday, for Bluehlll, ^outh herd, of c a-tine. Bluehlll, work beside watching the men. I had to til you have the old Brooklin, "edgwirk, Deer Isle, Sargcntvilk*, LIST. (illl.KN I. A AS t ol.oMKA At Doer l-le. Ort investigated WATCHES, MARINE over the roads to look Little Deer 1 Me, (.’a-tine, Dark Harbor, arriving t.lb .1 Kndiard-, Mi-- c.reen travel after one *,. Ahhy ANI) >1 I.\ Ki: in Rockland about •’> p m., In season to connect < of I-It*. reliable ..... liol.I) law to F r* d I. olotney, both Deer thing and another. Once had to go to with steamers for Boston direct. It l'orl. Kl la wort Mo|{t, \ N At Fill-worth Kail-, Nct*;; Ila-ting-. of I ll-worth Fail-, to Frank particular bridge? ALL UK A Di> AND PRK hv and "aturday. on arrival of steamer from Bos- srh Storm Petrel, Bonaey, Morgan, of Ho.-ton. Aid. named the and de- ton, about ti .'io a. m making the above land- Jonesport Kppes bridge in after- II ARM AN-BKAWN—At Tremont, ort 2, by ings, arriving Kllsworth early same A UR! VED scribed the found TABLE WAGE, noon. Ke\ S\ II I’owle.-land. Mi-- Kale > Harman repairs necessary. Sch Olive liranch, Swett, Huston Tickets sold on board. checked to (lotner Fi. Itrawu, bothofTremo Aid. Maddoeks What day did you OK I’ll!L.V 1'KLl'llI V. M)L11> AND PLATED. Baggage through. SAILED M« I-A l c.H KIN DIN-MoKF. At Whiling, visit this bridge? Oct 4 4) \. t lUX'KKTT, Dockland. Friday, ort 5, bv lb*v. \ It C arter, Mi-- Mattie M. optical noons, Manager, Aid. I can’t tell now. 1 s< h Wm Ph kerlng, liummoml, Rondout of to C.harlo- SV. Din- Kppes can tell 4b NV. HKKilNS, Vgent, Ellsworth. McLaughlin, SVIdllng, OF EY’BUY DESCRIPTION. Sell New Rover, Hart, Re-ton more, ot 'I'ro-oott. by looking at my book. Sch Fore-ter, Wuketlrld, Rockland Srh Newark Aid. Maddoeks Where have you had a FANCY Nellie (irant, Dotlge, I >11.1>. Write us for facts to noons, M. FOSTER, ARRIVED crew of men at work on sidewalks seven relating JUSTIN M CII AS AUK rsr.VLLY FOT’ND (ARRESTER AND BUILDER. Monday, Oct 7 | ASHWORTH-At Bluohlll, Ort Lury B. days? the We will send sch AnnC Northeast Harbor A-hworth. aged I month-, in days. company. AT A JEWELLER’S. Stewart, Harvey, Aid. Kppes—'They were on the gravel I draw plans, make estimates, take contracts SAILED FOSTKK- St Door I-lo, Oet. 5. William H for all c.asses of buildings. First class work- walk on Hancock street five you some that will make Tuesday, Oct 8 Poster, aged ~,.i years. days. manship guaranteed. Sch Adam Lord, Bangor t.Ko' F.K At Amhor-t. Sept. HO. Mr- Kona Aid. Maddoeks Did it require your Bowlbv, attention to sanitary Work. Sch Westerlo.*. Franklin c,rover aged > year-, '■ month-, .‘1 day-. mighty interesting reading. E. F. Special given Higgins, horse seven days to take you from your ROMXSON, At Bar d". Alu- Leo SAILED .1 AC'Ql PS— Harbor, Sept. MAIN Water St. Ellsworth, Me. aged 11 house to that walk? ST..LI.SWORTH Wet I nest lay, < »< t '■> .lao*juo-, year.-. M« IN I IKK si Bluohill. ort Henry H. Mo Aid. Kppes I had to look after men. •s< h (trace. Smith, Hunger L. WEST, M. O. O. V. 8., I ntire*, aged ! month-. 5 da> from one Sch Olive liranch, Swett, Bangor driving place to another. First-class Investment. Securities. MOON St Bluohill. ort t l.ar’r- F M -oil, '• months Graduate and Medai.i.ist, not aged 5.; year-, WANTEDTVHIIICU. Experience Confusion as to t lie choice of a blood- t P« oTls-At I ll-worth, < *< t Mr-. Sabra Dean THEIR DISEASES. of Ontario Veterinary College. ne^essary. is is one puritier unnecessary. There but *■ inanent p«.-ith»u- guarantee*I sal- c Hi-, aged *»;{ year-. | till1* iif a Hook puliliNhwl t»v thr ntfrs. befit Sarsaparilla, ami that is ! all l)i.senses 1 ti o. daughter ! \yer's. trtc.I rrmrdv True*** Pin Treats hdvnn This fact was at a <'oinuiiiiMioii. (Pay weekly -pccial ,.| Mr .ml Mr- Calvin M lb d, aged 15. important recognized ra W (trm I.:i s ir i. wit n tt.. s. o t t: Critical "urgi'-al operations Specialty. tu-t- the World's C. C. BURRILL& SON. tagi-to beginner .. stock complete with I month. Fair, Chicago, 18113, the * Sal Oii I- N n i111Ht*r fito ’tt 1*1 1 .♦• UP Ir>U’ It. year-. being j Me. ■*eiJlng Hd guaranti' u >,at v< *Hi- ohly blood-purifier admitted to be d Office, Room 1", dies Block, Kllsworth, spectaltle-. WillTB A Ar l.li-w oi-th. ort Mary A .. wife pine | rer nt-. n j Addre- (*l I Itlins.. Nurserymen* *- on exhibition. In lUufhlll every Wednesday. lit i'. E« of W illiam W hit: year-. month-. Iil.I.SWOKill, ScyA Rochester. N. \ .Thi* hou*e 1-reliable. ■■. „v 'l^-g-SI Leach & Co.’s stable. ■ will be t hat of t hr in- atwnly waddle all THE STATE OF MAIVF.. II W050MF BIIMMNGS. building probably night, reached t Mn ^viwtheart. m rr 'v r. the aftem n train Isn't it from Norwich two Ucdot' direct *t ram system with a fan. but thi§ day, ah4d Etar. after all a« tooV The same alao my prepara::. journal ment:„n. ,, Fb- .9 n-tber abort n ,r tali. of th** New Kastern Malm* In- matter has not been definitely decided r- it wo? and the fleavtles of America*-* Summer and Plan* yet feats of Hoi) Tom ( I k •'»H ,’i k gfct subject oventrya ar,H»*ik' i**!berr *n>I ) t’d In in even.u«: went eve? \1 inter sane Hospital upon. ,.lg .hi, Jnr? tb* «s* drop;*-«I In the they I*U>cround. •iw^dyr>,'n|^‘.nti»sp:tal Ranger, with ca«, yT?' Any Van PI mu:h to Edith s delight and two will be in a straight line, had any time within the past quarter of a vin Stevens, of Portland, have been ac- pavilions, pig been trained to run the H rift.' r was. net n ** *» J^. k .urrin.f king future are built for which each for it. dlnn. r Tb u*b :. r ev*» ar* :» m2. bine, ~n:ury. there have teen th^se who have but if pavilion* day her .trf wh k t A h :f i: was h> whist cepted. conteet of th;. ; th^ bnHi&Bt bz* have been made, they w ill set |;n took | In I : be Stall for varied natura. Tbe t* (ur a centra, build- provision* *_€■ acc .; :. play if the plans two sporting noblemen, fk; a from the other* who r.arm* and *i.- ft ••* hundreds f a de- « back ust little T : v r-'.bi I i ~ i hand whs-h had c-w,-? failed ing. l.V'U' feet V dor** running j Against each other on a windy k.ng «* dsv ^ % —, « t*l ated cost of the bultdinjr*. ] > V« k **- row «r-^'*ed into ter:* f t.. Ti.*. Heath, one c? d ! I rnaify that cad*- tffo have two .. a* n .ft.de i.Avh Harnpatead runn ng t‘«es ward, in b ; e am 1 elusive of and furnishing, i* ja. k-bo- -... and th. > 155 f« a grading eight pavilion engthai Ing an *• up open unit,rella, and P r .r. » ..:.t A r".--- n the cert •:.*v>.oon. runnin. ?•* t «r ry «zr. all n r. m -•*< in width. forward. s Hound a* .* in the Harprr Tat.U. i a-- b- ••'£•' l.k' r •«*, day :. i n : 7-.c-.- os w-.. f Jack The n of the hospital is on the : The central bulivi.ug has an fir. ..* d a .dc abi « mV 1. ***» n.od c * ca; erytning wrong. \ row ■ thr fadl, ing an extensive and ent ranee anti a turret the roof On giv p!:« write? ?:* hr d tw Ir. % «ha upon The people who teach a tyre beautiful v;«.% :n ..!! d .r-.*ct It baby tad habits fi are : he < t *: d and ; > 7'--i hi* if first r dispensary, are always tb- first to wonder w :i 1* 1 fet t tic all If T rouble «| with I'. ar. : .-:i the fr u* > rung room of ; h««l ttiJtllati) |;« jlI... ..i f r to c next to constrnvt tlv * ta! arid tbr officers o! th* h.it*’ The third year >*} Ann\poii-. Md.. Apr I !»:. lv*s. \ v ; ; --t 1. wag lad and hai .: w :» r*« n«-* g '*' turn Si ;t t Uft’d Clwiiilf r.H.n I’aiti B*::m and urth fi r* ar* t it t he sleep- f T>m\ .* v a u f r '■ 4 —• •- : matium and found it t<> hr the » 4 : H- rv-r.-mVr-d theafl'» f th* day 3C —- :- k ien-*- and comforts will !x used in the fur it. I vt (>nr on « 1 be f *r Hie male pa- claimed Uth*. t h. tilf. * 4 .» ~•. ! t ** ;nt*!■•!* };i,• f. t hem jin jantiuii »• r rhi auiai.-ej.. a.-; d ular. top- -s n* ;n every jart. seated muscular on tin- ri, H •-*...... t! and ;>*.n- j, ( r. a -■ .> recommend it t»> HT" AVIFF> HI >1. : ; th* r» n b*e a i.ning ns n *a< h ward. cheerfully the public ... L t w.,. * w b^* Smuip \ (i. dewier 1 In Hi* a*t. a- h ! h*-r- id Brook*, In %ho€? «* d a; W^t ,\A n his t- r: :: :r »a. ; \ London aisnr wars ago ! « V 1** Ms.n — « r« -T-ft f r t h* at t* :»• newspaper ■ ,5 i ; ng E ;- : : v.< and r-aliy 1 ■ r; t a :v d an R : v;g» rt of AfX> RFAD TH!-. ‘-tv*? I v h fi a t fen-1! wh-' n : •- r:v -*a or. w.-.htw «rr.p* ft *: ■ r n contc«: w h ehtwo noblemen e**t for M f H AM >\ :: r. s; t « Cfcr:- v, V* a r. .: t up Mary >j -- w -* -.* a con* tin r own amusement. It con*;sted of I *< l d a l rut tli of (ham Ur in of E .V tt w > %«.* fi.. very pa>a •• f •■ a ?'■■, k f »e each ward ::.ab h ng a k t .1 k and Balm to a man who had b* ♦ n "crinf 1 '■ ** N -- ■ wn- > w%-rv a race on t h«* I 1 :*?v. a a > *.:.g they w have 's t Thert«'>rr« g.-.-«- f w ;♦ h rheuma! f *c*. rra! aejw-v 1 j. w ;.-h r >ad. in t he middle f tN last r<>n- r t h« ;*• :«-nt* w in t be a. f the same made him a well man A J. McUnx. ire- tur> i :.e turki >* w .. d ;t; *: upon • » *al»‘ at V) d men* >ns but tin va« .’ have not the road-* !• tree's to For cent* per h it’- -o. n r -** wv!e the g t. g up a Parehrr. Bt t A the be ! ird ti definitely k-op 1 the i y W.v- Eo •. In the rear of the central building bie Kitchen, laundry and ;■ w plant will be .ISDfrtisnnrr.is. •■ « »r, f a located and they w ..! be fitted up w :th ft 1 1 *• A* :* ti» r::..r- th* modern c«.*nverrenr*t*s and apparatus r; lie o- 1. dark- n*-*. •ftft-ary f : a oje-rai on *f th* r comp.etc ..."* rent d* .« rie It is table *r> Jo.-. -.lik'd part p- 1 t ha* t r ft*p ta! tv:l 1 have :> « wn :ar:t top * b; r* <-;r. tv. with «i. h t It* u ding* th w ;.! U* lighted. Th* foundation of t he That I v ter •«. .:. gft w ..; I ftt :!**.« i!

la: ■ y tuav \« .*• da- f.-r a |*-»rt ion -f COL v u Is. a t!d grs ti ite and k w Cold ft' * *• — | « w In f, : r u at* r n .ft. I.. n. -uat* rial* .1! jr.riT T- ', th t a w had } i a-;."* de* < d a*■ far h — p< ft'.1 n t h* nMruc- that : t1• of -,- hk•-, in ■,- d nr— ho man :i-* ; hr. a -pr-«d ughout V let., the test kind of I — O: a Ard be sank Th* « xt* -a ! b« ft w l.at orna ETNA FURNACE ! clad i. h the per m* uta: ugh r* »p- .*; * ff.-rt- ha-. * %t .a n bis f r> hi COMBINATION HOT AIR !•**** ri h ■ :n thi« it.r* *cl .>>n. The trim- car: o and 1; •. a **a* .•• f ; ar d HOT VV A IE.!'. w : H « f t- and tbt of ; mines gran *ij*per HEATER I a fr;* ?* the f*.. d -t- ry has -PI1 treated Hft J n th wind w ft b* g 301. k ft-p-4 4 » 4 ■ .v '• * Oh P i -a.*:. ; a:-’ pattern la.-i :n gray A- Mi. -...•.•.r'.'k-.r-.- bruk. Th* : -.:.! Png- v\ .11 haw : !.*- hip-

-n ■■ :.-h .-:.<•■ .;s V; a’d r> h roof ** 1 at €•<.'. >l*r. <• r i Ii .* ! mak.:.»- a r-t. w .!! !*»• in " v,.: r ■: Th*- pr -bably WOOD & BISHOP CO.fW". ", ,;Oh. : -• .. : w .it* a' a- ~ture vaa : i!.» id* t d ■ f h- at t h* v : hard ; :r.* Th* tug 44Fh- ii- r A-''! fur ■* it* E ►a K : v •. A-

» ‘■ pi J. A e : »: what «•-». i a: d .Iturriififinrsts. to lx.* a. Jar k k w .:— J hr: what due* lb;** Jack .. 1. a *: I

»r— it r ; fact is fo-jndi ) :: Jack I. i -• ; —

:• ; t r it t h-r » — said ?! *r T: •-' hat A. r: a And » THE BIG ■ STORE ; not to face h mind. Jv k : ;• in a which w.v a ■Orw?-;. c f *r" » ALWAYS LEADS IN RELIABLE GOODS AT THE d*x*s : Trh.* M- t r *2 nr' Wi ii. I »*-* r, '' i-e ttr id d~ Tie k ■ « LOWEST PRICES. y->Ti r- a~ n v. hy > t; A. .id be s* .*"! AT Til El I take th- 1 •••'■ ?r ... g-upp-- about / ii hadd- ryh.» .„ ry REMEMBER .... .' 4 a a ii- wa- -w .ir.:..- ping AMEHMWX liorsi; STAHLES, h’iv. -* i can ha a that and. ■ ELLSWORTH. IMtE. -a «v :.- *ra.n -m—• W • ok- and Every V" : 1 *ry ( *>.• d*. >\.nii ar*--. mg- back fr r.. W: I th- ar >• -*• r af* r .a; pr.--* .n ft ur B.g D#-;*artn.»-nt* during this month. Every nook A. J-T.V Sp*-> i ar huA and a: : •' r I ;■ •• and c rm r fu j•;! .-p. .; -to-date Kali Good* Might g- -

tra-’i v •> da I. T k:.--AA V.; ; I did ‘A. A. V- kt. fan: i J the j CLOAK DEPARTMENT th- d -i: r. com' nlv. Tie : ; s>]n‘cia] '■ 'M a k < dig:..:. i a33-:n M a- k Ant rachan. wh-- liy •• a 2 i a ,.•■•! T F"* n »: ( < •!«* v. .'DO!;, 'a 1 J ri> «d- d U A h :. 'ai**. fiT’.iy < .at*, from dar k *

and a A I ha- •... d and a r t 12 th A h t f n < « r DRESS GOODS.******- t!h; j-r- '. I..- f *» v. ..-n 1. ]..• t 3V. ertn ; A -W E.dia Tw ii! at liV.. worth 37 m.. w .»rt h .V>c. -g »- looking .k A* f liiV aw fai \ { •• t:* .. w «>rt h 7 V. *•. v : aL4* v r_ •* d* ar .t r» .a. v or 1") and acclimated } E:-. .... I have 12 native *-a t. ng*. ju*t re* * ed. at 3V.; worth 50c« «f o, ;; t ! I ., I »r* -- Fat ***rn- a r. gb-class German arid Fren* h N- .:.••*. r* nrv r A; *• J t‘ k 2 ad Mr',; -d UJ w.. ta -d fr *:>):• i- '*> ja r >ard. at fr.m» t.. flU.V a pattern. Tn* that dir* *»• a r ta gj it.* .at*--: m j rtat i< n* f«*r thin fa.i. n>* hand-, m.* g.>od- .n horses—drivers and workers, blue add*-*' a. .Aa Y-r. A t he markt t .-?••• 1 ’! .•.• a «- f t .«• k dr***- g- -i.1 :n t h* >? at Ju*t r '. that a. k i v a l*d. u rg* 4 a ng a — fr»-*h from the i-: houw. will close out at atea’.i ft., ah A A-A A -if I bargain. a! 7V 00 are ta-*t in th*- market. .•» v *' .r Henrietta* id. »rj and fl the goods the odg** t.f t. p r ; h.'.A.«. :.*■ I r f > .r T a .- at Si. Sf *.*. Vj, k_ 75 and art- the Best values- .n t : E'.dia tending r* A \ flier Jea. ( all and vr.v* ...... g w i. .. re. a :• f Black Farit :#-*. 3* inches w ide, r.« and Inspect.

I hull g.- g .r ------j«* : w an*. .1 .ju mo r f an 1. exclusive at IV. * stylet* ly, at J d w k not h r f h t r. ar.*! i i- .i,< n B m -k ( a* »t. at *'d< w rt h TV’. ;• -inch Diagonal <'h*v. d. a new weave and very sty!i*h, f.t I Intend this a Permanent Business, and Solicit Patronage. • Making the S-I -■ a: «!*.»• i.* TV an : fl :*r yard vr : H igh Novi it in B.a* x Fancies from t*. f.l 50j*t yard. al lxi ; Higher fa***- -Taight : r th* la*t 1 in in .! if do nut 1#- k at our line of Black and colored Dr*-** < i.i* ra?* .T:wk s: and th* with V-.-j mi** you At any u'- arid v .p w t* f. >r*-purchasing W a re showing unlimited -tyl** h: : diff*r*-nt Kb.* .... ; a ht#- r t We Beat N- » rr. *• I grad#--. Our ! Ban th** lowest. r -t this j giv gan :;v # and B«.*t r» prices, and Wi st .'-ad t liem in low assortment. Y» mi f mi all-w >vd m$y ! v- n why tr I.* r r-m. and J.. »; w»i* Mm-kmg L.- ia-t j,r;>and uy of us at 50c. per yard ; f*-r w h others a-k 65c. ways i. ion as n/-k .-r-‘ h- h i Jr >na h* r t*- k arid rtrid Kdith up ..... ; i; r n*s and fr< *n. 50c. to 1.50 nr T«;*»--t Brussels £ tempts he g*d: y fj rang a:.*I fT• r-d I/. *i a! Jac k i ml earnest Jr He in. t g mg Krt Straw and Flour Oil <'!■•; li n .-irg* -assortment. WHITING-BROS? Squares, Bugs. Matting to 1 i.* ;. W it.h a « : < ■ o; g 1 gaze with a f mi smil*-. ’* ? hhe a« and after a few \; a* p» Ja Ma •» l- a dear girl, i-r, t sh* thc v. ind .w me up, and J.v k -at d* v. n DRAPERIES and CURTAINS******* FLOUR be.-: ;• •he w -.an !T* OF GOLD" g y- .;.g -he an .d fn* :.d of mine, to* and I W.th-ut quest ion. we have the greatest drapery and' .run stock m “GRAINS Was « r) h- 1 id »• -i-.^fed •m. gr* ■! f I.-t -he and I w at Main* with price- way below. u k-» « •! -I*. 1 >t■ Curtains from : “Oh. thank y* much. I g. r| r was always s f*5.no per pair. 50c. -o hard to tl V. (urtain Mulls from 10c. to It J* get j* iiy .r d *> f ti'l of jokes and practical ( Porti* r*-s from ------to 10.00. v. a- eon- t hr ..•-nth- h»-n:!> $2.50 f As I fig that r« rt of .u know. thing, y Ho.land Shad- Scrims and Plushes, (.'urtain and 1 r\ 2. \turc- -< to one e >rap« 1 tried hard get up and n* .-he j I-* *i .it.d linger'd the cover of offered to }.• me .p her U'- k r «.v de* p in thought. ******* “Ha\e vc r b* n out t. v »v !m j .be k d-m y think that \<«■«jple who HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR for. "headed ar*- t;. ;t wav ..tv things a little t*«* far 00 duz. of Fleeced Hose, seamleas, at R»c; worth 25c. “Oh. yes I used to live in IP •-?< r. r The best 25c. underwear in the market. *fcl>OUt here .A d Jack -in i d —Rochester Pust-Kx I>o not forget our ■ Ye s. indeed I know—er—that I—I V**' _ do not know y ••* now. E\ ry' —:y Ka- In CLOAK DEPARTMENT******* mov, d away.' Spider* History. this fall. It is than ever and cheaper than ever. Remember t his Now, what thed, k< mad- h- r Mush Spiders have played a greater part in larger fact It is not necea-ary to pay a high price for a garment t his season, like t:. .?>'* t ught do k as ; .ng j. *v that. n. -t people aro aware of. as goods are very much chea|>er. You can get a very handsome, sty- amo inter* -: igain'an* ;* •, I -it evidently had gr. v gain hi- king'* m of Scotland, \V«. are making special low price- in all our d» j*artments, during this difficulty in in- ting her companion eyc*«. any 1, vv tha* a rding to Jewish tra month, on all our fall goods. Every ref to Eos? an or itf •* i-nnify dition a spider -aved David’s life. Saul MAKES FAULTLESS BREAD. was di-eouraged with restrain*! <<-iu was hunting f r him, and Lis soldi, r- a;* DURING FAIR WEEK******* sion. Jack made some tactful attempts at proached a cam where David was hidden, one of the sight** you should not fail to visit is our store; you la* r hut rvt ry one was foiled -h* r?!y Is f r- hew.-v.-r. a spider had spun interesting here more new than else. We have gc^m_r the w ill find things anywhere plenty Mid- Sh* .- a I a,: if girl, said Ja< k to him h. r w. b at t:.«- u. ;:th of the cave, and Cotton Seed of room in our place to meet your friends. Reave your wraps; make it Corn, Oats, Meal, but what makes her want to idler-, taking it f.*r that if he self, gigg.* granted your headquarter-. Everybody welcome. Everybody courteously all the time?' had taken refug.-in the cave he must have treated, without being importuned to buy. Mixed Feed and Bran, The train npj reached Alton Centre, and or* ken the w* )>. departed, forgetting the dlings, the voting lac’ made preparations U> lea\ w. b might l av.- b .-n -pun after as well the train, and while it pulled into the sta- as before his entrance. Tin* Dry RimmIs tion Jrwk or ■! her bag to the do r and A rpiller d the life of tlic grandui. A I V r? «‘st WHOLESALE A\I) RETAIL. Frederick it7!-4 el ht r a g <1! v. She turned as if t<* of ti*»* Herman emperor. vj / m. I—* La L* Iv. ® f ll4»ii-4* in America an IF Yol in of sp-ak him a: •: thru rundown ?i*C‘ steps. W.ii.am was king of Prussia, and at aim: WANT ••She is a ghty pretty giVI.** mused ter.pt was math- to j-oi.- n him in a cup of

•• .. i*. a into the ia* as ho r -d hi- -eat. I3ut what hi*.. By }.a!i'.e spider fell or Room Papers, — if i better to and f-.r this reason the monarch gave Carpetings w Faya.’ ;• thing cup. . dk. E to the teacher, standing daily Windowings Description pouted i)arley. “No; buy lint It tm't tlo1 wind and b.->ian play, It whirled in the of his with minds Novelty and Nonsense. Season’s Drive. beefsteak r Lt-■ b»s- j \,„1 I watrhrd It until away presence pupils, Popular your now,” plied and The sea cliff drive at Seal Harbor, t he en band. time and played upon by a thousand dulling Mrs. Jane died at Portland I Mul I could but womb r. when k'rlef Neely Sept, bent a* the a of B. will un should bate made me old anil lent. diverting influences, needs personal j 28, aged 102 years. terprise George Cooksey, be a* and full of nice Would me heart yuunii that ever draws a fountain of be the drive at Ba In front of me. magnetism Col. A. B. of has doubtedly popular Sbbcrti'gnnntts. \a the brown leaf playW Farnhain, Bangor, enthusiasm for his work that never dries! Harbor next season, as its beauties enti -frotii W. Street t« Ladies' Hume Journal. TilK YKItKKS TKLKSC Ol’K. | been nominated by Governor Cleaves to With a "dead-ami-alive” teacher, you tie it to be. | succeed William F. Reed, deceased, as never fail to find a somnolent and indo- The new drive through the Giengarif |l\«*ry!»n <1<» do with nil Healy will ••Whatsoever thy sparkle with kindling interest and these hances as the work nears its final stages. Bishop participate. the county road leading to Seal Harbor might.” This will ho the In the thy drooping shoots of humanity spring up telescope largest A Maine boarding bouse keeper seized about three-quarters of a mile to tht # to the world, surpassing the famous Lick observ- a and IS THE RESULT OF A fitting compliment glowing afresh like parched and withering veg- delinquent boarder’s false teeth, westward of the village of Otter Creek are tin- it is uses them to make a « Disordered sermon, in « sentence, thought- etation under a refreshing shower. | now, said, fancy passing over boulder moraine, Iron 41 Strike roots down teachers, trimmings around the edge of pies. which fact this entrance has been giwi, # Stomaeli, ful words « f that beautiful poem of lx>ng- your deep, 11 into immortal principles and sublime Cherryfleld’s C. I). Small, the name of the “Boulder Gate.” Thenct fellow. “Life is real; Life is Lamest." All postmaster, S lllur llei'ore purposes, that starting in the realm of has among his fine collection of souvenirs running in a southwesterly direction, it earnest souls have been I Tile li ves, along the ag,*s and curve I human needs, tower into the very a silver spoon that belonged to his great sweeps by easy grade through £ ^ red hot meteors to attract a throwing out heavens above us. The lawyer with con- grandfather, Col. Asa Whitcomb, who beautiful birch wood until it reaches J Dizziness, C the cliffs at a where the view the attention of the stupid, stumbling fidence- :n hi* ca>- and faith in his client, served as paymaster in General Washing- point # with a sense ami in- an extended stretch of ocean Over-Kathifr, (I s wit h imbued of justice, ton’s army. mainly masses. Literaturesparkh burning a to flanked the bold “Hun- spired flaming ambition succeed, A Somerset farmer who means well, but by promontory. Sour Stomaeli, from the heart furnn* s of souls J ] gems moves with his earnest convinc- ter’s Beach but with a the jury know his new ‘“one of Head,” partial felt the tremendous of I doesn’t terms silo, who have import which an ^ 1 9 c l> hut without faith in his view of the low -lying islands, oiistijiation, of ing jtiem them cycloneH to put mucilage in,” and life and its burden responsibilities. off- cause, hi* wurds fall like ice-drops upon the leading characteristics of the of wide awake soul : affirms that tin* old one was destroyed by | A Liver Complaint. d The first cry every shore of this side of the islem:. his andiencc. But his cat scenery is “What shall I do to be saved?" Inac- I “spontooniouscompulsion.” The minister half I lowing the Ke-entering the woods it again en ur« N< rv oils Debility, V ami stm- grand j tie are always fat, just the same! means death. Stupidity be* n nl tivity truths he utters, with no true sense of upon t he cl iff-, w here t hey have leket t hat lend t <» t lie H. M. Bean of builder, I’riekl\ I’eelimr el' j ri»m are t he w gates Camden, ship a narrow known to t.. in- ^ the immortal needs of hi* parish, might by gorge, long The man who has closed a contract with J. G. 0 Hands or Feet. castle of despair. gradu- ; Capt. habitants of the island as the “Rn\eii'- # a* well I hernu-tri'-ally s« aled in a glass his own free w into a and is tiu) of of Taunton, Mass., for the con- ally slide s, by ill, atory instrument, gift j Crowley, but now called “Raven’s Cleft.” jar. fur all tin- good he ran do i.-» to move Nest,” a Charles K Verkes to the ui r of a the state ef s.mi-cons ■•usm-ss, coward Chicago struction l.dOOtou vessel, largest Here the drive is out to the ex- among hi* p* <- with a chilling, killing ili-Us in pushed pie sity. The gla>s the rough, from on The # who dares not face t lie opposing forces of j built this coast for many years. treme of the and A Sure Relief for S indifference. A cold is the l<-:e-es have been verge precipice, swtap- spiritual pulpit whi' h great made, coal trade. existence. | new vessel will be used in the around the face »*f the the tomb of the church. The religious were manufactund by K. Mantois of ing westerly uppei a: life as a baffle- Dyspepsia by The live man looks upon | It has been contended that eggs and unbroken cliff, continues almost on { world needs more men aflame w ith divine- Paris. long and feels that if hr ever nceom- to be sold but now ground, At 1»is w rksliop in Cambridge Mr. ought by weight, the edge of the cliff, on a natural para- inspiration to lift the church out of its that should be LITTLE RAILROAD LIVER PILLS. !if*• h* must his ■ somebody suggests they } j shes anything in fight Clark devoti- .n-idcrnble time t«» the fin- until, after an bill, of indifforeii \ vitiated sold according to t heir age, as fresh eggs pet, ascending easy | sluggish pools lie is on the | T EVERY BOX WARRANTED. (' Starvation stares at him ishing touehes whieh putting bursts on tlit way through. is the 1 are worth more than old ones. That plan there suddenly the sight liberality so-called permeating Inner When n«k**d about the cost of 1 f Small Pill, Small Done, No I on the one hand, disease lurks in ambush gla«* work all if the hens could be view of sea and broken (jripinff. church distinct- might right western island, everywhere, destroying the telexope. he said: "Mr. Yerkes paid i fixed wit ha that would date X 'I flKOLD EVERYWHERE. (' amid the undergrowth of his ambi- up stamp shore line, with the hills trending north- ive denominational lines and the prim upward of $ i.oon for the rough disks and j each egg. Milltou n llomestead. tious nature. He sees society holding wards to lose themselves in the moun- N ^Manufactured :. church itself. me for and insur- by dive vitality of the gives f4d,uou working A is now conducted of victory, wreaths of worldly controversy being tains. This “Westward Ho,” is at Railroad Medicine Co.. palm* In the church meant them. It will cost as much view, 1 Burnham, | its incipiency ing probably in one of the as to the honor and golden riches, which have to and the , sporting journals the crest of the drive. Maine. d its ministers some- more f‘>r their mounting, building d something; preached distance a fish w ill out of water. be wrenched from her herculean will add about another to the jump runs grasp by The $100,000 | From there on, its course norther- thing definitely, squarely, bravely. Frank Keen, a Canadian Frenchman, now efforts. 1)111.” a natural the “Golden world was to lift ... ly through gorge, moved; society began It not be understood that nil Hint nvvn «» MOW SllOrt lilt 1- III1U nun suuiiiiic- may generally j OWUil);, whilst in the distance h mnu-iin o » Gate,’’ rising up e>t*s I'iniuuB nit' an as as tho Ycrkes re- I trout in to “scale” a water- it is! It is the object glass large attempting tit- ly great pivotal point from the peak of Sargent Mountain, the gleaming truths wrought sparks quires a supplementary glass of similarly fall, clear from the water thirty around which the whole universe is jump climax of a view which first now bible ban be- but to it ting opened flinty hearts. Hut the large diameter, concaved, adapt feet. He it is common to see the one on which ! says very of sea. inarching, thing every to tho of a Tho upon the wide expanse the The come but an encyclopedia of worldly purposes telescope. object- 1 them six to sun of truth jump from eight. ray shot from tin* burning ive is uf crown double convex, and of the drive will be wisdom, to amendment and ex- glass, unopened portion bar- 1 subject t< ns, is focused, that if it doesn’t move in is known as tlie positive lens. Its extreme The schooner “Polly,” eighty-four built northward along the “Harbor 1 plosion. the minister a learned lecturer with the created order of things. diameter, Mr. Clark stated, Is -II 'j Indies, built in 1805, and schooner “Hiram” built Cliffs.” mony and the church the of the world's parlor ar is to be 40 from to bottom will feel the and the el- aperture inches, in the two oldest vessels in the mer- of this drive is a mi'e society top ; 11. 1819, The total length goodness. the other 1 S indn s being taken up by the both disturbance, like a vast and complicated ! chant service of the I’nited States, and a half, and the characteristics which mounting. The thickness on tho edge is machinery with a pin or screw loose. It { arrived at Calais on the same day recent- will largely interest visitors are that it AT THE Is Mura Inhabited'.* throe-quarters of an inch, and tin' central is the sense of unity with everything ly. It was the crew of the “Polly” that be traveled from end to end a There is one discovery that was made thickness is at* >ut 2 ■„ indies. It weighs may by at Machias in else that to individual life its mag- 1 nds. Tlie inner the British brig without as the maxi- gives j the last year which seems somewhere near ; captured bicyclist fatigue, MM Commercial during opposed attract at- Ccllep. nifleent and exalts man to ! which is known as the is of the war of lbl’J. These vessels mum for almost the entire distance n inspiration to tile otherwise strongly-supported hy- lens, negative, j grade Individual instruction in loiiiim iu! and Ln the of a flint c-.r. iv.\ 2 inches thick I tention in whatever port they go. is live that it access glish studies, Shorthand, Typewriting, Actual dignity superior being. of a close resemblance between glass, piano per cent.; gives easy pothesis 1 inches thick at Business Practice, etc. Twice th intention for It was a marvelous invention when on the edge and about k she to the cliffs on this side of the island. Mars and the earth. It relates to Mars' jjjr A Camden young lady dreamed that less than half the expense of at: -riding similar the center It weighs about 300 pounds. and t hat t e a con- schools in large cities. Room iarge ele- Kdison made t he phonograph, aught was rilling a new and was getting This drive is only ne section of atmosphere. The great English spectro- In the ir<»n cell which incases the two bicycle, j gantlv equipped with all modern facilities. and repeated tie- s<> inds that had until she struck a rock ; tinuous drive of about sixteen miles pro- lirslNI-sS MKN M'PPI.lkD WITH COM- up seopiat Huggins, the famous Italian as- are set about inches apart. along splendidly glasses they PKTKNT ASSISTANTS FIJI ! op H '.UdE. been silently strolling in *pac-. and pre- which resembles and then the awakened her. \\ liat jected to encircle Bar Harbor and Seal tronomer Seech;, and more recently the The steel telc.'Ciipo tube, jar Open September to duly, Kor catalogue and served for our ears tie- har- this cell when she discov- Harbor, through the notch be- oi undying imlefat 1 gable '■ iermunobserver Vogel, have a huge cigar in shape. Incloses ! was tier astonishment j passing -peeimen penmanship address H. A. II ■ Me. monies «.f th- ages. Hut the great In- tic at one end and ereil herself in the kitchen with the dish- tween Mountain and HOWARD, klaml, all put on record their belief, based up- containing twog!a--os , j Dry Newport c It is 03 ventor had ‘I d him. and when He has the eye pi. at the other. her on the tioor. Her re- < the village of Otter Creek, und pr- on studies of the spectrum Mars, that pan beside only through over 42 in diameter at man H* mad- the must wonder- feet long, indies awaken in time as far as tin created that an re- gret is*that she did not possible, following planet possesses atmosphere to 52 Inches at the j the obji'Ctive's swelling 1 ful phonograph that ever had b-en or sembling the earth’s and containing the to see herself riding that dish-pan about shore of otter Creek and the soutt central portion and contracting to 38 at will be. For the human <*tr has not element, coast, until it reaches Seal Harbor only important ase of t he suppns» 1 it >;dventur..u* t im.-* of forty y»ars ago throwing their inteii-ifn 1 f •: toward mosphere of Mar-. They -imp!> ;nd | the j as he ha- turn-elf «mt. a hi; w lu ll river driver* got ?'•'* a day and the the grand t t<» ha1, a t- ob- pointed limit tothcextellt of-ueli an at im !:• 1 >-1 1 "'5 1'1 taken in bateaux *u » or! faU sup; had ject to at tain. ami f y lb t h:n I t h it if Mars had in at an.I r-.ated t he v -t branch ..f t lie settled in life. phere one-t-,.rth a- e\tcn-i\e as t lie | up tie W lid havt liet*eted Its \i-t- North Tu n and1 The man who ** t r; v ? •• «1 *» too much earth'-, ! IVnobseot through eii'’ Aguin-t tic ei.Mieltision that Mars carried for seven it«>es i.-r :t t .. 1M n of j Punmdumeook lakes, | nltoge; ■ has no at and no o -r mosphere aqueou- into Nahieakanta lake and across self means dim ion Some tti*- ;• med e\ sb net : ■ 'miles po'v.-r. stand- unqiie-t 1j and then a mile and a half t hr a >u .*• H I hit» caps of t lie t. w ixing t hat lake people go strung polar plant * c <*00 j and waning w it h t fie i- >n-. \slothi-, scene of N« u V’l.lin S.iiiu <. f tin «.* •- lire never ACHILLU more to the operations. for a of the dis- to t li* il •. •. ! \ c th*-y go by rail large part keyed t hat tin- < -»p- mi M ir- ur* < mi in-..*■ ADDUCTOR p.Uar < '* re and are t a ken steamer across 11 forth hut in 1 nt uni-. T-> play eviden**- ,,f an atmosphere ami a jiiemi- t an hy I not <'mi-Tier t hat t < \ i-t in the modern often our vv« I ;u 1 fc, la-; vapor. do hey lakes. Moreover, camp part very every Db'» KLO'l's* KV EHY Ml >« Lb Is THE J’.oI'Y 1 sll III'' it-|l t quantity to he detected by I he in it and a i:»* S !» ■ •; ual *-• n- and has a reed organ perhaps impulse, «*v»*ry -j*ect roHeope.’’ cy. The arms are net d*-d not only iii t woman cook. Wilderness is getting power must he strain* .1 up proper In other word-, Mars do-- not |"""' -•> s:. .-ring, hut t hey anil the ha; k are of e-pe- | j «* an * \ten-1ve but it h.\* scarce! exnres- n. Th*r*- u-t ? t r ;m 1 atmosphere, may dal lieip in hill climbing. Wie n a --. p j mighty om as a- one about -quarter extensive a 11 11*1 discords. The music of tin- -mil must he incline is encountered, tin* legs In his retreat on Long Island, in Pori- ours. I )oe- such a fact the prelude sup- ho to sufficient in the of tin- hammer, the would unable supply pro- a I'rench Canadian nin han heard ring I mi that Mars i» a habitable world? land Harbor, ; p*>wer. Tho handle bars must he buzz of the saw. In the songs of instru- Hardly: for although we should die I k* pulsive ie, named Pohar. has bo-n developing an on theta U ti-.li t iirow ii out «>f water if t hree-fourt hs limb/ grasped, and the strain ment or machin*- touched * v our hands, invention w ith u hieh he to sup* « ven he broken expects i*f the atmosphere were suddenly with- grea'. I tide -d they might m the hm:c w rib of «■! u* m •• I list as a mot ive lie is ret- rhyt drawn from t he art h. yet it l- plain that if at all • or a railroad power in motion. very energy ready interested American eapitali-ts, "f steamsh ip across » lenient of our Maine to California without service, in faei, cver> being wleun is so sanguine there will soon be a i train from New Kacts. the wear and swelling and budding and blossoming Strange Kuglund large demand lor them on this side that* | one cent s expense beyond arc -time facts in the de- under on*- grand aspiration, under one There singular he has air. ady made extensive preparations tear. He is supplied with funds by of New not mot to make t he most .-f life velopment Kngland easily for tho manufacture <-f the novel vehicles. who have mighty ive, for. Canadian capitalists apparently accounted is r, New York in some line of achievement. This in\e~t..r parted by the he has been on part'uuilar There are towns that have less popula- i faith in him, and working Herald as having held for several years the Our lives often grow dull and au- tion now than they had 100 years ago. and his idea for about eight years with a con- of the motor that seems able to ac- American patent rights tomatic n their repeated rirclings after nobody satisfactorily 1 tidenee and determination that deserve count for it. propelled the carriages, which won the material We become like ma- win. things. A conspicuous case is that of t lie town four first prizes in tho Paris races last to chines our rout ine, un- r* performing daily 41f West Greenwich in Khode Island, as .June, it is a gasoline engine, but cliIT» Klcvt-n years ago, says the Portland conscious almost of the very move- shown by the recent census of that state. from the motor in that, ordinary naphtha Pretis, a horse was purchased for the tire with- This town was incorporated in 1711. In tho of 1 ment of our muscles, perceiving tho power is produced by explosions No. J. on Hill. 1748 it had a population of 700. It kept engine Portland Munjoy out and without feel- the gas in rapid succession against a pis knowing, doing on increasing until 1790, when the popu- This horse was called “Old Tom," and ton. ing like a rusty timepiece, perform- lation was 2,051. Then began a decrease. the for six and It lias been used heretofore helped draw engine years its tasks with In is 10 it was 1,415; in ls7o it was 1.133; n successfully ing daily unerringHccuracy. was then of. It has been draw 1SS0 it was 1,018; in hvs."> it was so.3; in lSNt in propelling small launches. disposed But the man whose lit* is m constant it was 793, and now it is 720. Whether it ing an ash-cart of late years, and the other touch with whose life work the masses, w ill yet be entirely depopulated remains The Newest Thing lu Pavement*. day went by the engine-house. Kngineer is to mould of others, to to be seen. Other towns with a similar th* opinion California call attent:- n w ho knew the horse well, fell in- experience could he mentioned. Tho exchanges Coring, strike lire and truth in the souls ami whi. h is These towns in western Khode Inland to a pavement ill Chino, Cal., to conversation with the driver and told BattleA minds of w ith w hom he asso- b<- those daily are fertile. There is next to no sickness. t> f.-rred to as a “mda-'es pavement,” him that in hadn't a doubt that if the needs an conscious- j The landscape in the water ex- made in of molasses. Thu mo ciates, ever-present charming, ing part old horse was put up in his old stall and cellent and railroad corumunication not used is a refuse from a fac- ness of a living of inspiration, lasses sugar he rush for spring distant. The the gong was sounded would many streams furnish tory and is mixed with a certain kind of , front of the as he abundant motive power. a his in engine just If your children are to croup sand in pr-•; Ttiotis that form substanco place subject Hut the roads are and not poor kept up. of about, the c-.u-Ntci.iof This used to do. The driver doubted this and watch for the first symptoms of the dis- This is the barrier of rural New asplialt. ,PLUG Kngland mixture is laid ill much tie* same mam; r the\ agreed to try it. The horse, now ease Imurseiu-s. If Ouowbcrlain's progrt-s that n* ds to be speedily re- of P is el-tiiued that was Tr?e moved. Thest- am and 1m as is a«p! t!t this pave- fifteen years old, put in his old stall, Cough Remedy is given as soon as the, napht earring* cm*.in.- and bills will rot ,.t r hadn * ecu iuf live At piece where in jear*. child V cm l he largest bci.Miit-s iiorti ii w ill pr*. new roadbeds arc 1 prepared. the first sound of the gong he started for attack. I'.v cii aft* r t In- eroupy cough has When New attend t>-th. toJoacoo r.Mghmdors its in close Good Piping pi.-1 part jacket.4 harness in front will |.< hi* old place under the appeared the attack can always h« pre- things depopulation arr*-ud. ami and dr.-ses and i- generally a contrasting we shall be the *f He tried to spared humiliation v of the engine. go quickly, vented by giving tl.is remedy. It is also eui-.r to the ; ntd -rk of tho gown. some oi t lie !t»\elit st sect!- u- **f N w of nimble- for 10 ing made a exhibition ever sold but cents, invaluable for colds and White s it in hn- b«« n introduced on a sorry whooping cough. Kngland c q ar.-.t ively tenant! Hus- I'riu. h i.Uie doth dress. ncs3 to former For sale by Geo. A. l’an her. ton Globe. pretty compared days. I < APT PFTKR n^KKv XUuafcfcU <.-kM 4A!t. |h4 NKWS. wk-: ? tm* : **-■■ -* COl'XTY «T Aim, v m- n DEER ISLE NEWS TV -**v» '■* n»ar* f It** I-*** Pv» J* «*•** >. X. 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Hf .gbtr-fiv y of ag- a ** *.:-•> 7;> •.> L* M :. ~*d par: ** when .:.t :f '.a* a * 04tc av' c-. x a: to* « * g -cd-natured and much l.lted by Ht -*>dg* >V W v :.«. ► »r.:.ra .r. go.d nd enam* t T r, g r c er* c n grega:. We have one of the l. to* tv»*# i* ; ta**-' L durrg’.Le "•.•*! f ..?- tut of .ate iar.; Mr 4gC Mn Hr*/toj.rj n/.i i-C ‘-arm '.' atre *tr» r. rb'. r» : .♦*.> vat a noodrum supper a: * •: * w bat n -t un- ’• r_* a.: .at .f ; a --a-: 'a* _ year* poor, though Stock' of Chemi- CA_jfOV*’ -*k >!-*■>* ’k r*-*:a .ran*. W't-d&eaday even.r.g Dings, % *■ »r •* -'.*1 H.* grandfather Power* isA.*:.;. -;. .*-v ; o*-r* vo-* »o k 7 o* Hizei »U •*« h<> Janr.*-» W>*■**#•? ha* jaded cal? Patent Medicine- .n w ft.* :t.< br»t set! ,*d r. n.*t*xr Isle, favor. .* .aa'. ***** ;it i.t* ic'-a; :* ,znpa:.,;* fe I *T t t « r.e !.* J :. n L. » '.r I>. Ma**> and hi* * one hundred and ten yewrs ago Toilet Articles in Eastern * *■' -' ♦ > f vr ora ■ ad lit! A p* h«% t be .* k'r -: .V -r* 'k‘ -O if er a.-.- *rc >«» Maine. Oeorge * e r.. ,nc had : r.* da v a* » a* t’.. *•: ...nr ba d ta-o* g •v *op H P :«ard- a.*.*.• AOrVk •*•;. «• k v ►»* Dt»div r. _* ‘am. r every oat tar tmb.em It w a» on a.* a fr n a ’*&•. h* : where at * ed :t a* soon eagim wharf f 1 Si I Notl*-***. * oo r *o. o to- .*> L*r «*. o : .*» ■ tot M •. vuj :,*zt tt; m Wednesday raufte- the hair to fa ut and turn gray "> an v a r.g •. V. jb* v .* 04* .".K f .' a: hrr,*''*- ,*g* .* 'a: g re< irtttesel Hall lia r Re newer to | meil io* '■ ..*-!» -7 .New ia- at he* Mr* M* rr:lh* w r.g r. Gre* :i Heat ■ W bk.' Ha' v. o-r- iv* ;.v *.-<**•-. * o < ; >1 ! gra K M A KK A 'I K' I A I.TV I ;. Tot tL* o*;*. t w e*-•». e '.►.bad and :ae ma. a -a r. .oa*,;p*ra: fiap:.*' d > and very needy Aid f- n* r and •* for It*- »,v o-r o to- *v o' M' ■„ r *■■ wa« a k “a*- has ,-*• had b .a. vara..a •»;/. da eo.ng ;■ ape* put e j : r t £.. :•■• •. -a a- re* efitly i *... «* k f-» «*♦£> a-r de* k : t her from tat PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS ho- AjfA-.O t -- pr SSarrusrartts. w e%a ■ .’• v 1 or*, ri ur*d. :\ Mr* Fred nwwyer W .X-V*r;r -O k. '-k fe. 1 OJZ.p4O.-0 T.o* ao* **. v v. »• k ’• ha; *-;;<* r M i 1 is M j*» iJv&b*r %• •: T:. .radai '>". 1“ it .- *«•' Ul» attended teacher* mat.lute at h.U.XJJ’j^ *. .k _ Ow' WOOKWARI* BROTHERS. O'.p40>0 ^,'j^rC .1 * Ot »*.. ktt>Od*'C, k« tLe * ? ....t Green ».* %: home stomeavilie. M .*•> Foote M .** Tturlow. . *krr.. a.o0 *'-*:.*. :* r- •- o i iJ! .. o * ? ur.iit or.* 42 Main St Ellsworth Me Frar. a.* Marta*.. .*■ bt home M .-*» We* arid M >» »;mj*on, of the l-OO *.0 — Jy’ v. — j£ 40 0 I. < .Vtpro'.ro p** Lao* .oa* rw* »-d a op- »'.:«* rv»«!oo lotb'.ax *r r* *;.• John 'up ** graded ?■ h**,.- also attended. fcr* 0-0 f O M Mii.o liar, last week -otkrrtA *p***2> ♦ J'.pt gor * o* ? r *.*- hr.' .*;. *•\ gu'.*':. ’7u.ng Richard and wife have en- H- ry-54ri! k : k o *< ;» -a *► v ■. A O (iroaa .«• ut of town on bus.nt#- Hodgkin* a .':.»*.* |Are t.o* r* o* *•.*-* o-.ath. t the far::, at Mer- Vi o HOO -*.** kO- r. gaged rproul IYou ? l.o*- *e*- f .. Ft* 1- F K .eft for Boston ^ -o.« hraz Higgiaa Thursday chant'* lalana for one year A Iaoo.v-* 4r* it ,c tk;, profes- .aa’ f The iDgregalionai parsonage ji toeing sional gardener, with assistant*, is alao » < r> '. STORAGE. 0 7L- kr* .* ted. M .#**» Sarr I>*y:g* L ue. Clover pa.n during the farming season. f • employed |Dizzy? TJv- ?>»«£'* Vo* '•-L'i* Vrk.o* koO ^ VOjf ;• r. r. h.v.cfc— Ltn* ly. < -a'/w.g'xXl ng* A A. Greenlaw tiu it home a few da v» Tne A. O. 1'. W. district ac- a.ao v.o- Ok r v.-k '' Ho* deputy, jf -• I>om toar head *rhf at tlmis. K.a •• *r ly.oa hr-ndi*, L.zz* Or.ndit last weejc Grand Master Work- & krr, companied by past Three walk t’r m t- toe o.* v.ojf 4* M: Ixok-rv } *rrj and Mr* F.ora iierr.oa atul to r»omea* *'4 »(•{•«-< ite jMxir ami itomarh out of minutes' ; man and Rev. R *■ Frank A.Groe* had a of coal come A. G. Andrew* D. 4* 0 k.o'l p rx. -a / .* h v:>- .kit »wj( t. a*.’.*'.0*1 to* learner* .u- cargo r r: a .* t. m« t i* w ee x are t a lect- office, on South street. : * »• *•. ,.** and or.( y%* h Phelan, eijjected give public Jr/. lAV-'C 4-.0»4V.O X. H 040 '-• H-f* r*;- i.. * f X1.7 K ure here, in Music hall, on F * * Of/. Vo to fVk;-iror V. vaa* to* Dr r B Fergaon .a having a shed hu.it probably jJ) evening. Tn.* i» in the inter- ft trk.: lii r* h If «r t*or. on h.B barn. Thursday 7 K. est* f the order and is entirely free It r j* Lit Loam n coi- S ti nthat rea &*< b fi It.'e pe.nt.ng fc Fi Bresaey came from Boston Wed- ^ Carriages or FiniliiB, is the room will be filled. ora hoj-ed Y H 1 JjT'l O* K.JBHOr* /- 4> r. Xf, nesday night -ft The True I f.” Medicine or AT LOW KATES. 1 The remainder of the *T>efenderV $0 Ti*:t!lx|f fri-'E/-l» 55 .»* heru *: a'.** of fio»tor. .t .ait- John B. Foster ’..sited .:i Bluehi.i a few lilttm. ^ crew, twelve in number arrived here by ^ 71>* H aUrf \j. ;/* *>*•. o jf ;. r* t ..'. 1 >. o if eaert. m* Left for Thursday rning. ft ISc. n huitle A,£ Carriage* Repair* During to -y>rr-olo .*■•.' /♦' * / r// V*» everywhere. poo'2 ;jk' L if j' tog .oa* »y*ro roaa.fig r*{* ra J W. iiaakeli and wife were (Japt. in r-team whistle* were blown and the field Winter. FREE 4 * plA* -orr*-o aod .ropro'-►ooenlk at»ot lji Lome .a<-t uni. itangor piece w a* again brought into requis- ^ ** ^ ^ ^ ^ ii&tjijk of kooooo-r if •* fcr. o of HaO"x* u* 5! )• A Lott I lit rest of the “Defender V crew ition. C^uite a crowd was in waiting, too, 0|»r t* X4.1 -r. »Treet lev**!, t- K' *4 -4* : a ! a f* .*• frleuda }f-r* ^ dtft among twelve arrived "Milurday. to g.ve. hearty welcome. The grand ban- Piles! Piles! Piles! — » Hilo XV/l fro': .** .' * mv n-! t tnr. 10 hijrh. is the near future now. sr^ H..:.d Mn flan ock * loter Harbor T. G Bi kering, Judaon Fred quet in !*r W amt ! J ar. 1 « ?»:r.*-r! Torrey, ! rc:J I 1 fa*- !!■-■ I*1, m Ii si rt- the fittr*! t>>r hal! or rwm 7.0- t—4’ ;.-r* fro;.', r-. ax. *•"*:. : ‘A r* of up i--!.i a•. »■• *<:•*• k ( -v: r»: '' !•' W... an,» Indian I* -.nt- tr**T IfAO'-y roooty *0o*4V. u»/a- M if 'J* to 1 Cock land laal week. urning at Ellsworth as the Georg.a ;ng rfa.. :n- » ; r* pa-* 1 ••• l'..«-» ai Ir .' 4 th» p' tloo ex.—’ a’ ro"*■'• O't •• < \ni.v to ojf Alien, of « < result of a drunken brawl on last Wed- »a'- pa.*:» ! I M.**-.,oary Portland, apt aleh Haskell and wife came from *• .» ■'!• sit r-r Xitt to A/.Jt.o A.* /• fe.;. *1 '*»* -.hr. 4* ; rr * •. ? a n A young sailor, ar- t w v m vi *;y.z* i,*-r*- a;. en.ng .erg*- and r the remains of nesday ght. just ill: * v *•' Bang .-Saturday bringing w IS. J-v e M)R1>. t// lb*r of -•o.'X.-'* v. o- 'i-0 k. «•' *• S- d J « ja^/p:- *at. aodienca. r:\ on a :irr :r< is. :nv*te«i eppre* th*.r i.ttie 1/oy Harold, who died very ;//«• Oi« for Vo* two naie to go on hoard w ith i.<>'»>* and farn..y r*no af*ent suddenly Thursday. The funeral was of t;,. .. -Icsmisrmrnts. p'.ri jf ./.»)' •/■ ; -,o : him. Once th* re, he furnished lh*-dr.nk-, .r »• held afternoon at H h*T- f. V •- n* O* to* Left .oa returned t tf.* r Sunday the (on- then corning ashore they were j ..tied by rX-t. ^ FkA.iit 0 at Or*-en * lyaiid.ng. one or two ottier* and all drank ‘x t. 7. freely, at W i. <>' r I,h- n. on ! f-« ». •. ? U. w» *> <.«. a fruit shop, of bottled soda and soft u n» a :.u .*• In of the • ry of -oard r rtu.ic ) it-r'k up.Ur drink*, one hashed a I l»«* li» m< h. and, finally, pur* ! r.‘-r*- are more building and re- tow ft basket of grapes, and all for a 1 be farmers t a of departed ?.g r* .nan tiefore f ir **. \* rai repot good crop A ;<& y-art* h.ariou* stroll A Edward Voung. U an 1 tat <»*•«. midnight quarrel If.gg.nn »>*t 7 C. po 7 A : hmr tU t presently ensued over th* fruit, during •M '** Ao.ga. ] ■ -rre\ m v.-:t,ng her t*) w ft » .»•! I »n a I in which the youth who bought the graj*-** daughter. Mr- Eva-milh. M' M H '* stabbed the on*- who rum. o •’> ary Have;* -oper provided the M fi llig|loc of Bar Harbor ■■ If not ahe will recover "fie lb- steam*'r •Florence made her first The used was an old ;n : * fi for tn*- /.• •,. eipw-U-d weapon jack-knife, je. g < wat* taken noon a?!*r her one landing for t* at s entered f r.ffi'Jn huu fre.ght -day ampbell and the blade between two rib*. landing The wound bled profus* v until a physi- S O d a:.-! •- bo-,, .1 ttow M.o I.onioe ( arter, of JJlueh.il, u» v ;*.t this district progressing cian stopped the The next day the new line of water la d frou a p.;#* npru.g was on .ok re a' .e« her* fin*- ;. under the instruction <-f M.*« wounded man th*- street retailing on 1be h..; above tbe.r dweiong* for Infants and Children. Et h* **• rs, of .Sunset. the story w ith great gusto. His assailant J M Bia.ndei] .* ,ng a to Juh/jnon A June* nr*- at w',r# n«-t t, o Ja) p:j*e bring g went home and into so water m from a Frank Waterman and got quietly bed, the rna*t* and h.s houae -pr.ng near by family.-,f Huston, rigging the new flaking that hi* knew of the af- are* here next w*-*. k. w .11 parents nothing observation of Castoria with the of a* hooner wh> /* b» (j i J Putter haa returned from law vj»ccted They years’ patronage they *u»y ready to fair until the arrival of a sheriff com*- hy way of the W hite Mountains. deputy Mu! in about a month ren»» Mar a* ornpan led by bia brother millions of as to of it withoat in the early morning. Thursday after- persons, permit speak guessing W.Mr Fitter* liealth .- mu* h I he »ld M«n*e is re-opa-ned this autumn THIRTY A mat' h game «,f t>*;. bet Ae«*n th« W<*it noon, at a bearing before Judge Chase, It is th« best remedy for Infants and Children improve*!. by Mr- Helen Hardy iluweund husband, unquestionably (iouldaboro and the frouidaboro nine*, Jefferson Hall, jr.. plead guilty to an as- who txpect to entertain a number of the world has ©vo~ known. It is harmless. Children like it. It played on the latter ground* Saturday, W illiam Welt'h, w no dialo*ate«J hia sault on Mel Davis. He was committed later. hti r*-** jlti d iii a n» or« of to 7 friends aboulder aome tiin« ago, i* atilt unable to to the county jail in default of fl.OOO bail. gives them health. It will save their lives. In it Mothers have favor of A »-«t Oouidahoro 1 hi* ;* t o work W...iam H. loader died this fifth til-tween morning, Friday Davis’ mother came from Boston, game lh*n*- teama lb.* ** a which is safe and a* a aged about seventy-two. He was a mem- something absolutely practically perfect aon, lour of whnb huv • been won j.y Jfuntera are improving the fine w at her. supplied her son w ith money, made ar- Went iould*boro i*er of the Methodist church at South l.ihel "mith anot a deer iaat week. rangements for hi* comfort and returned child's medicine. Oct. 7 H Geer Isle. He leaves sons. three to Boston by early steamer Mr*. M./m Hard,ion haa heen viw.t. g Saturday Castoria destroys Worms. \\ mt 111 Oltkat |||e and James Bobbins tame Much is relative* ant* friend* at field. Harry Gray morning. sympathy expressed Cherry Castoria Feverishness. The ladle*' new lug e.rcl* m* : w ith Mr*. home last week. James Bobbins left to- for Hall's parent*. Hall's mothei said to allays School is now in l.ymb ,rn*-r aeaaion, being taught Jtmcph la*t Thumday day for Bath to go with ( apt. George C. the writer yesterday ‘I know my son Sonr Card. by Mina lara J. Holland, of Auburn. Castoriaj^revents vomiting Mra. N \ Hawe* and daughter In//i* II dden in aehooner "Helen M. Baxter.” ought to be punished: but he is in jail Mr* 1 \ Cordon haa been Castoria rnres Diarrhoea and Wind Colic, viaiting w ithout and w ithout and drove to Jiu< import Friday • v» mug. M. L. money friends; her winter :u Hancock my affliction seem* greater than I can Castoria relieves Teething Troubles. Schooner Her feet, < . A. Blaiadeil, for- ago, poor Sum carbonic acid gas poisonons went to Hui-kaporl Saturday on huainenn a of Frank n.'ho bus b*en Miss Lizzie Harbor, who has been in N. C. Means picked large rij>e straw merly paator Castoria does not contain or other narcotic property. Ha w e* liar ones and a morphine, opium, Sidney went to Harbor hint of the I*.in at reel J-ree Jiaptiat church, poor h*t th all summer, is able to be out berry. several green blossom where he will work on one stem from his garden, Oct. tf. the food, the stomach Wednesday, this ia-w iwton, f..r tin j.*»-1 *uc year*, w ill be again. Castoria_assimilates regulates and_bowels* Winter at hi* trad*- glad t*> lea .. t lial h< * a re< eived a moat N. C. Means and wife hav returned Thurston arrived home giving and natural tail to t wood (apt. Joseph healthy sleep. Mattering h* I.!tn avenue from a to friends Kdwardo Smith, eldest non of three weeks’visit in Hoy Free I d hurt'll of Providence, ft I Saturday, having finished his yachting ^ is tap* Boston and Mr. Means ha* '^*i°ria put np in one-size bottles It is not sold in .bulb, ■ • vicinity. only. Oomingo Smith, broke both bom-n of hi* Mr P. in* I ban not accepted the all, season. but haw bwi't a two-story cottage at North right arm Ian I Saturday by falling into a it under eonaideratfun. I.’'»n t allow any one to sell else on the or promise Mrs. A. K. Webb left for Kittery’a few Wo turn, Mass., to sell. you anything plea barrel of apple*. A ii no n. days ago to visit her daughter. Mrs. that it is "just ns good and will answer every purpose.** ••Sometime*.” said lTide Eben, **de tre- The low, rakiaii, |4n*«ln al looking raft The barn on the Treadwell farm, Amelia Wasson. menjus self-cste. m dat er man git* am in- See that yon get C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A. that hua been tin ea*U-rii eruiaiiig along l ourteiott* a ridg* vvaa burned during Miss Martha Barbor returned from tiahly due ter de fact he am er bad jedge abore* of t he tn for **a ia covered inaurance. The rain c loop boat ilagadu* apt. Harold by filled isterns and put out who ha\e been cured "f various dlsea-c^ )»y I«ord. who in a of gal tiering op eargo fires, but wells are still dry. Borne that Hood's Sarsaparilla > Tin y point tin way fur * laitm for I he Hangor mark. < (mod lurk neve r failed before have been dry for you if you need a good medicine. to ( apt Harold on Inn trij v"d may be Children C/Afor weeks. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. ret urn *.«(•• w it h “gold galore. ' II ! 7. Castorfa' Get. 1. Oct. TojtftON, Pitcher’s Ego. and assist digentiou. -ao. —.ldt-f. 1 i pauuii

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