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> V-.. XI.IV. IStS^aiaagS."*T,“1 ELLSWOBTi;, MAI S15, . EIWESDA1 I'KIINOOS,- SEITEMBEB 14, 1898. l”SEiVSS,KS*S^A”-' aoDcrtianiunta. f i I?!? A TPVi milted th- in default of YACIIT RACK. LiJ .aU * 4 iin• county jail SWmttefmm'r;. duo f< oxicatiou. To Bucksport’s 1 i' U .’ c”cr?;t It she tc'dom sends ’'lost Interesting Race ever Sailed Ir; IVUKRfLL boardet the unity I'nloii River l»ay. \«lmr entire h | hi Irn Cray. hostelry. I \ii imtire l. I -ma The race on was the M..iv. Mrs. mu J j. Lurr, of Ells- yncht Tuesday I' formerly I- .■ Mirth .Steamboat most worth, vi ting relatives and friends interesting ever sailed in Union -• i■ river Ten general It t!1 I■ ue here ned In Trenton. Mr. and Mr«. Carr bay. yachts started and the AGENTS, I' -if 111- visitors carried ai-i iul away the money. mcni left util ior the West nearly two ME. Bank ’i ■ 1 .. about went dow.* Buriull Bldo., ELLSWORTH, I mt*• in.i !■ .. ,1 1 in t ,ils. .k’ui.i '«uInn returned to Maine and have Only fifty people ti« A t i.ti pj N.. A.- v on the race, Ott ii i.ii n bay excursion to witness the I n*Ol VI I,,, I f \* > Thoimiwton for some tin WK KKIKK8EN1 THE y C l: r i. but more drove down the shore, ate fish The In., schedule went into effect on howls Friend A ( >> Clothing. how derand watched the yachts. Most Reliable Home ami I 1 1111, i1 11:1 s- Eu i. mill Kookhind boalv !ru| Foreign Companies. * I- .1 Walsh Shi.t* mnr.' " he yachts which started were Name- v k »*o-c ?vnve Ellsworth t»u n !'• n 'i >iu Bus ifcst Iiu/tti With 1 less," iLuihor; “Mabel,” North ComjKl/ih/r Snj'rft/. — Hulieri i. 1 fo1111>*-* urmtuiv. days, .... uiuys and Saturdays B-ooklln; “Mystic Belle,” Brooklin; North Hi mu d. HTid return from Koekland HuniH to on rovi fl mil c^tRte 7. *! -1 < in euit iii'.j and I I* iBn," Wint<•. r’.*rn t.”Th'>**-- ) IX)AN .tie. Wed; I Saturdays arid OKLAMi * aslon; “Marion and Marie.” Rout h west J 15 O Chun hill —From! notice. I I Ifarhor- “Kmprnaw “Annin lop’ phH *: -** us * 1ILC Klilt.l. The •* ; '■ ! t urc at * lie (\;ng “Old Comfort,’ KIlHWortb. line <>f 1 ■ ■ Finest S! v t II * in Wed ii tod ay Cvu. Thu “Cot. ct” vv.’i iir-1 away, with the It ROOK « T 1 1 pqwc d 1: fi’dv sr : attended, owinp to or u< “Narne!t*«s” ond “M vatic Belle” third Ab«' 1 (.’has II Perkin** -Notier forrelo-iii ’utc!;' attract u nd th< unfavond-l- wnnthf and “Empress’ fourth .Several df flu I f 1'ORTLAN l> v- 1 y ; t lie !.. nd of th. lie!: — mistook the shir in ; igna! e 7 I hu-ine- i..i.. t.ray’s « shaw u-ino Midniyi.i .nun,’ was excellently treated lost time at the start. 41 11--- 6 evn s|lown in from A runs* V and Rescript ive lecture. Th“ “Comet” loci around the course the Ellsworth, _ROYAL BAK Nil POWOCR Maine musical f* first time. The “Znir i” had crawled up j Ellsy. n people who met J. H Lange, CoRAOl'oLIs, !’ v to second from 1 ■ position fifth. The Pont r Sr! ted. E p i,d during f I .* “Nameless” was third, and “Empress” Maine Music t ». $12 to $30. ki* in in vi \ ;i girt to learn of his death. had held iier position in fourth On tiic second nigh' Mi. had been an invalid for place. For other luea! me sit pages 1, 7 and s. J*arip- some The “Old with her will be the grand •;•». W e are overstocked in this and offer * Comfort”, topmast, opera slightly line, stay ir this city a pea red to carried uway v. a.-. bunging on to the pro* when selections from I' Hev. D. L. Yt.* !’j EcnetE and it wa. in veellent Lesion for a low gr -illy, hoped bargains. cession, hut was l.opekvdy out of the Knglish operas will be sung, aim tn- days. that !■ would ultimately recover. He race, —Ii,/ ~- three great prim a dup: ••.>., di« 'j; ! in Th' on last I’ev. \\ K. 1. io nly Sunday. 1 ,,.j jur two b. On the second time nroun I tho / .m” different grind ar'as. W weeks’ visit in New Yorh. A. CUSHMAN & SON. Miss Agues M. Lord, of Hancock, who outsailed ttie fleet and led ut the lmi.oi. render with these artist

Harold II. Cltti .V ii.. .oi u.nui to the as u relumed from The others finished in the certed numbers from ti FUNERAL DIRECTORS. | missionary Turkey, following Maine State coll .,’ronu. spoke to interested audiences in Ells- order: “Cornet,” “Nameless,” “M. and of “Luciadi Lammermo* N >. 1 Franklin ME. worth >i f- vv sailed from The beautiful tone Street,.ELLSWOIITH, Miss Nora Doyle, of Lewiston, is visit- monlhsago, New M.,” “Empress,” “Annie I.ee,” “Mystic picti York Hal to return to this Towel o* imb* T*. II,> ing her brother, Ji ho L. Doyle. urday mission Belie,” “Mabel,” Obi Com-b.«L.” J»y field. Sii*• iroes to Erzroom, in eastern The “Zaim” was nine inches over be sung by the chorus, p"*'■ M iss Katharine Siimmton spent .Sunday - Turkey, which is a new appointment, length, and was ruled out. On corrected will render most brib » n ; in Bangor, the guest of Miss Maud her former station in time the “Naim! -s” won first numbers. Carriages. backboards. Dennis. being Smyrna, money, operatic western “Comet” “M. A M. third. In the afternoon of this g u; Stock in Eastern and all Turkey. second, largest Maine, up Mrs. Charles of was the Allen, Sullivan, The were John H. Walter offers attraction-, as ttu orchestra to date in Style, Finish and Workmanship. n. or judges Belaud, special of Mre. LaCoruia Lord the Muter, Washington, D. C., who is guest during .1. (’lark. ('tmrlpM Ihmmninl Timpr W will play its most popular selections spending the summer at Bar Harbor, was OPEN and TOP BUGGIES, EXPRESS and ROAD WAGONS. SURREYS. I C. Bellatty. Mrs. Barney and Mins _M the guest of Dr. E. Leslie Mason at the Hand made throughout and fully warranted. There was no service at t he I’nitarian All the yachtsmen who came to Ells- find Mr. Waterhouse will all be oeard m home ( f h s parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. \V. and •• r church the called to worth received fair treatment, and went solos, the presentat :!ag- ¥ /'A I / 1 )/ \ 4 1 > 1 All Mzes from at neat two-people Sunday, pastor being Mason, in this city, during the fair. Mr. -X U- V'l4 I VXY lO Jol» to one that will earry fourteen. Bai Harbor. home well satisfied with the race. The the different nations wifi repeated foi Slater had with him a concert phono- owner of the “Zaitu” was, naturally, dis- the benefit of the children «.iu tiiune who >OW IS THU TIME to put the summer vehicle through the paint-shop plenty of Mabel Monaghan sang at a concert in graph, and evening companies were appointed that his yacht should he dis- could nut atteiiu the concert me opening time to harden thoroughly before using. Franklin Monday evening, and at Cherry- pleasantly nteriained at Mr. Mason's field last qualitied. night. and done. evening. during his stay here. Repairing thoroughly quickly It is hoped by the yachtsmen of Ells- It CL fjupumi J.i- .i.iuit, uuj Charles W. succeeds C. E. Campbell Cross-actions for between Da- worth that this be the first of a old and at both to ,-c rLs. lines of IIAKN BLANKETS, ICOltES and WHIPS. trespass will series young 1 carry full EssEs. Bellatty as Ellsworth correspondent of vid Mo«ely and Isaac Vincent, both of of regattas to be sailed annually in Union A special train to Ellsworth will be ran largest manufacturer the and Courier. Original ITT?V'T?'V V Bangor Whiy Marlboro, were on the card for trial in river on this alter the Buckhoanl Man. XIA^^AVA aj% AflA, ¥ lo* and dealer In Ellsworth. bay. night, leaving Bangui' Four persons were baptized at the the Ellsworth municipal court Friday, concert. Franklin St„ Me. Methodist church day evening, and but a conference between the puriits and CHURCH NOTES. "•’’."i‘a..,..., Ellsworth, nine received into the church. C c <1 .-uited in a settlement of Drowned at Hai ",i .« or Ellsworth is vseii represented at tie bout trial, and the entry METHODIST E P1SCOPAL. James Hennessey, a. r. •. on Rev. J. P of Si X. B. Cherry field fair tins week, even thuugn the urt docket “neither party”. Simonton, pastor. years, John, 4 ladies’ circle i- .V .1 COLD WEATHER the trip could not be made by rail. Anil c' wholly went home happy. Wednesday, p. m., meets the school ild ].’ Lil i«• with Mrs. B. T. Soule, Hancock street. wharf at Bar Harbor \W.1 *uv e I And to prepare for it you must begin to think about heavier clothing. Miss Lillian IF vden, aft-, :<■ than! 'I'm 'can's Sedgwick correspor- Friday evening at 7.30, prayer meeting. and was tirowned. Tin \ was — in m L n I have received two months ... do '•Vlii!? on a visit to Capt. Sunday, 10.30 a. m., preaching by the ered. returned horn* n... n i:.;pro\ed in In a. L. >n last week 1 met Mrs. Ella pastor. 11.45, Sunday school. 3.00 p in.. A. H. Hevereuv nil tor s- F. Eon -on, a fonmT resilient of Ells- In < 1 Buckspor,- y Junior m.. Lightning SUITS. and league. 6.00p. Epworth league HEAVY-WEIGHT an* r- an old-time ■0-0 1.' ^Vnter terday t<> tie- union nf worth, acquaintance. Lightning struck tic I-’ * thej prayer meeting. 7.00 p. m., pastor’s ser- Time h t!t First Maine art ill* a .. i• ? genLy with her, and she Buck .in Orl 1 1 ■' List All Sizes and Prices. tnrvy ry vice. m b of which tie i- a m ", retains of her youthful looks. Her did I it tin damage. 1! evening a 7.30, claos meeting. "st Cnmhriiigi. Mass. Mrs Tuesday who live- rcceiv-d F. II. St tv.:: ...... it., t.u' tjpnr, and ULSTERS. IIA P*i LSI. OVERCOATS I (i is a m-ter of Col. < fur Eugene Jrittin, shock. the turntables the Wnshingt" Rev. C. S. Me Learn, pastor. County railroad at Washington inn I have a line -tnek of Ilo;i\.\ l ndiTWCill', Hats 'riuirsday, 7.30 p. in., inonlul> bu-iness and IvhsI port I a \> r..st ?.'•>,n.i.,. was ilfcurrtisn: within reach ul all. It doesn't en-t urry, arraigned meeting of Y. 1'. S. C. E Mild price- in the Ellsworth (’sips—at J.- M. Neall y pick Friday, 7.30 p. in., week-day church to court on examine my goods. mv-s of grei n p« i- fi« mi a •»>«: or* ; municipal Friday two charges of anything prayer meeting. * LU. A 1 .v*., u .n, one for a of rubber — Mr. Neal ley i- an expt rt and larceny stealing pair Sunday services 10.30, morning ser- ! ds to Rufus ( ) W EX JSYKX. gels from L! Isw <.; I h boil ail there is in n. beloug'oig Conary, the mon. At in., Sunday school; 6 otic r for st-aling a bicycle to 5 Water St.. Ell»worlL, Me. Miss Marie Smith, after spending belonging p. m., Y. I’. S. U. 1.. j rayt-r meeting; thej Miss llottic lit niH’k. On the WRdi.KSH.K tirst charge miu sciuu-. 11 r,;j umn ui r horn- in tins 7.00 III., uoaaonuii t city, left p. praise j'l'cnuiiiij; ( he was lined fJ and costs, and committed Friday for Idmviin.Ky to resume teach- UNITARIAN. in default. On the second he was hound Rev. 11 'alter lit n’ Jlnnt, ing in an insi it w: nm for deaf and Mind. I pti-tyr. 1 over for the October grand jury, under wor- . I Sunday, Sept. is. regular morning DIU (a A Rev. William H. Savary, of Jamaica hail. ■JJ'io ship with scrim n at '0.30. 1’ is Flam, Mas- f. f Ellsw- rt»i, j xpecled ^NATURE I ., and Mrs. John A. that Kev. Willia H.Savary, of Jamaica expected to occupy the pulpit of the Judge Peters, jr.. gave of w ill l ciiureh a dinner party at the Gault house, Plain, formerly Ellsworth, preach. are gett ini? a wet teand cheaper. iiitHriaii next Sunday morning. I.uui.nue Point, lust Saturday afternoon. Sunday school meets in the vestry at Freah lot to-day Delawares and Edward 11 Savary, son of Rev \V. II. I SHAPE. Covers laid for 11.45. ■ > ■ were sixteen. The table « I F t f. of ibis is _ 1 ll \ Slclit IIS >v IS Concords.. 1 rmerly city, co-editor l' Savary, j c were . rude, Mass., II ,jr., Mrs. George P. Collector SPECIAL! I F>' Dutton, Mrs. of them guests ill M s. S. K. W u u 2d, for two Dhvih, many life-long ac- ing, Whiting, were IN Ml Kli, ,"»0 cts. per ll>. X tlu-\ oimhl to lie, lit? Henry Eugene Hale, jr., were T u .I'lf < r» ii iifil h 11 m Kriiiii >■ quaintances, present, and the even- a mg the gum,-. o A ing was enjoyed as only such a gathering Miss France* E. Foster, daughter of V like a tt'lovc wlicrc Mich6 wo Ellsworth hoys enter Bowdoin col- can enjoy itself. Peanuts fresh roasted Austin iM. Foster, of this city, left ! ELLSWORTH, :u A M ^ daily. 0 V lege this week Harry E. Walker and The occasion partook of the nature of yesterday to etiter Wheaton seminary at j ii lit i> wise. ('i s E. lie! laity. Mr. Wulker is a grad- a uouoie anniversary, as me day was Hiso X The ri«rht ? She to take 1 Norton, Mass. expects a | X uate "f the Ellsworth high school, class of tile twenty-fifth anniversary of the mar- comim; events V course. Cigars Pipes Tobacco. _ y two-years’ j ’IW. For several years he has been acting riage of Capt. Davis’ son, Frank K. Davis, idea with the Sent. Manrrrn 1' -'m: a A _ X rights The car of Thursday, 15, gaily-decorated advertising h** of the ami engineer of the steamer ‘‘City of V v -principal school, proved Bangor”, from 5.30 to the Maine music festival was at the! per by King’s Daughter* J. A. CL'NNINOHAM. an ellieient teacher. He was re-elected who, with ins wife, was present. y liohind it. station last Monday, in the charge of Tuesday, Wednesday in Tb- -| shormakinjif £ thin year, hut resigned to enter college. Capt. Davis and wife received many V E. Homer N. Chase’s “21 an* 22 F r of H 0 (Jeorge I’ulsifer, His work as teacher has him a handsome and of Sept. 20, — given presents quantities ♦ hustling advance agent. special tit, and he will enter the sopho- beautiful flowers. Frank E. Davis and county agricultural society fountain FALL LINE Bluehill. 1 ? There will tea special rehearsal of the more thus being able to wife also were remembered. park, ¥ class, complete WALSHS, ¥ festival chorus at Manning hall on Fri- the four-year course in three years. Mr. Capt. Davis and his wife found lively Tuesday and Wednesda. OF of this week. l*rof. is a of the in the occasion. are in 28—Fair of Northern Hancock X X day evening Chap- Bellatty graduate Ellsworth enjoyment They agricul- X ELLSWORTH, MAINE. X man will conduct another special a week high school, class of’90. lie will take a the enjoyment of good health for their tural society at Amherst. from Friday evening. special course in English to lit himself for years, and to have seen them Saturday Wednesday, Sept. 28—Fair Artaud. X>x>-»>»xs:">»x>ooooooooX work, in w hieh he has evening one would hardly them BOOKS Bingen captured another rich purse at newspaper already suspect Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 12 and had some and shown natural of attained the venerable distinc- the Charter Oak races in Hartford, Conn.. experience, having 13—Semi-annual reunion Ouod Templar:-, Mr. left tion of a golden wedding. when he won the 2.13 qualifications. Bellatty for (irand Friday, trot, purse Both Capt. Davis and his wife are lodge, at Southwest Harbor, with Brunswick Saturday; Mr. Walker left $1,500. The best time of the race was natives of Ellsworth, and they were Ocean Echo lodge No. 1"7. MEDALLIONS 2.09*4, which is Bingen’s race record. Monday. married here. Capt. Davis is seventy-six General Hardware. years of age. He followed ttie sea until The will a 11. b. s. Leavitt took second 3CUcrtisci;uiits. King’s Daughters give sup- E. Greely’s fifty years of age. Mrs. Davis, whose ~ Bicycles and Sundries. per at Manning hall on Thursday even- money in tbe 2.15 race Rt the State fair, maiden name was Eunice Chandler, is NOW READY. ing, Sept. 15. Supper from 5.30 to 6.30. Lewiston, last Thursday. Five heats sixty-nine years of age. Their children are Frank E., of Bangor. Fred I... of Tools, Implements. of food are so- were to decide the race. Contributions earnestly necessary Boston, and Mrs. Elmer E. Howe, of Ells- ^lewis' frTens i CO.'S Carriage Stock and licited, and the public is cordially invited. Leavitt won two, the third and fourth, worth, all of whom were present at the > Melvin M. Davis, of Ellsworth, and M>- the third in 2.2b1 being tbe fastest time anniversary. Millmen’s ot me race, t he horse w hich Supplies. Mabel A. Bridges were married Tuesday Nominated, F. A. COOMBS, Atlas of War. won the race, a mark of the CLOTHING ML 6, at the home of the bride got 2.27Vo. HOUSE evening, Sept. is a Orders by mail receive and of the race the Lewiston A book of special interest just now prompt in West Hancock. Both bride and groom Speaking BOOKSELLER and STATIONER, and atlas is the centre ’attention. Journal said: himself was geographical, pictorial historical clot hi g personal are well known in Ellsworth, and many -Greely up ELLSWORTH. and Mr. of the war, establishment ot Han- friends in behind Leavitt, though Greely is Spanish-American published IS State join congratulations. A of cock and is Street, Ellsworth, Me. one of the wealthiest men in eastern by J. R. Spaulding Co., Boston. county, of Miss. Diana Stevens, a representative of the Mr. A. to maintain Maine, and a veteran with white locks, A representative firm, proposed the Era lect- New cooking school, gave has of the work in this the ,r>n ,; The i « would rather drive in a horse trot than Norard, charge leading pur, GEO. H. ures on cooking el Hancock hall Friday now Only GRANT, i\o almost anything else. ‘Hooray for section, with headquarters at the Frank- holds. and Saturday afternoons. The lectures house. The hook is Greely. roared ttie grand stand over and lin admirably gotten came were well attended, and all present and is The are COUNTY over, and blushing and bowing and up, comprehensive. maps away with sweet recollections of dainty especially good. 1 tie history of the con- a r«-i: INSURANCE. ^ •raping *t ncle Greely’ stood in the morsels served, and impressed with Miss flict is written by the well-known author, stretch. All ttie folks like Mr. Greely There are over 150 PETTIBONE BROS, as u LeKoy Armstrong. Stevens' ubility illustrations in the all drawn from ELLSWORTH and BAR HARBOR. nnyway; for he is one of the rare and work, Paper. sketches ttie best her Alden V. Carter, of West Ellsworth radiant figures of the Maine turf. When by artists,and altoget the book is well worth the moderate price KNIGHT TEMPLAR UNIFORMS. was tried in the Ellsworth municipal he won the third heat of the 2.45 race will buy a new Guaranteed asked for it. assault on his court last Saturday, for he an ovation that did his is r can- i THE AHERICAN. BlCiC'LE. We have other Thursday got Mr. Norard making pt onn' He was f end vass of t his grades at higher prices. brother, Henry A Farter. soul good. It was a hot tight. ’Twas no city. LEWIS I’Til EX! A He guilty and lined $10 and costs. ap- one's race until the turn into the stretch, DTt AI.KKS TV Subscribe Bicycle Supplies, Repairing of all sorts. pealed, and furnished |200 bail for ap- is1 c’i Greely let out n fewT links and Drs. Harvard Greely, H. W. Haynes and pearance at the October term. opened up a long gap 'twixt him and G. R. Hagerthy have agreed to close their Elen’s, Boys and Youths Cloth r. ELLSWORTH BICYCLE CO., (Jeorge Willis \«. brought to i lls Nominate i, w tcj i:.g under the wire far dental rooms evftry Wednesday afttrnoon For It | Franklin* St., Ellsworth. worth from last week and <•. *n- in * be lead.” until further notice. Manning in p r I Buetr?port :atot}crii»cmrnt0. aworrtisnncnts. MI Mill I DC i K LK r r K R. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. 111. (£. the have in the over These folks, these white- struation iruegular pro- as Bugs were scarce and tianity triumphed past temperance superintendent and secretary have been rotting yet. Banking. a fuse, was also well satan, the grave, tremendous persecu- ribboners, have been telling you for tubers had a good chance to get elected for next seasou. troubled with Established 1887. tions, the heathen Roman empire, the long time that beer, cider, rum, whiskey, ripened. Your scribe had a very pleasant visit leucorrhcea. I and a 1 ignorance and superstition of the dark and all alcoholic drinks, hard and soft, Pumpkins and squash are large, from uis friend George Clark, of Surry, had up all looked ages. It is conquering today material are very bad things. They would make given kinds of garden produce never FIRST who was on a fishing and pleasure trip in of be ism, rationalism and heathenism, wher- ! you think that old King Alcohol was a hopes getting better. The quantity raised will large. went forth for his yacht, Capt. Sinclair. well; everylwxiy of ever found in the world. It very bad sort of fellow and not good The prospect for a large crop apples I had NATIONAL BANK and the F. L. is of a cot- thought w ill m»t conquering and to conquer, day anything at all. Now there are two sides Savage making plans was never better. Cranberries 1 OF ELLSWORTH. will be com- for Dr. J. I). of Southwest consumption. for will come when its victory to every story—I know lots of things that tage Phillips, turn out so well; it was a little dry be built on Corson’s After taking The plete, when “at the named Jesus every he is especially good at. Harbor, to avenue, them w hen they were blossoming. * * * five l»ottlos of CAPITAL STOCK. $50,000. bow and one near the 'r- knee shall every tongue First. There is money getting. No Bragdou cottage. blueberry crop was small, hut straw* E. Pink- that Jesus Christ is Lord!” Lydia were abundance, confess can beat King Alcohol at getting money. A. F. Allen has bought a lot of land j ries and raspberries In SURPLUS. $17,500. the tri- ham’s Vegeta- in The topical reference suggests he will take the last cent a poor corner of Main street and Corson’s avenue, j nnd now the blackberries are a drug ! Why «»ver various ble Compound, umph of Christianity things drunkard can beg, borrow or steal. It has and is putting in a foundation for a the market. Ranking hour* from 9 n. m. to 1 p. m. It is the record of Christ’s visit I felt very much letter .Saturdays from to 1-. in life. j been shown by figures that a man may carpenter shop and dwelling house. NEWS NOTES. in was able to do ail own to Nazareth, where He stood up the ! smoke his thousands in a lifetime, and nearly my away C. A. and E. A. Atwood have con- The w eir fishing has been quite success- do- Joy I continued the use of medi- synagogue and read Isa. lxi, 1. and ! but that is to what this old work. your Every facility ollcretl CiiHtoiucra. nothing king tracted with the club to clear ful this aeason, furnishing fish enough for was golf up and feel that 1 owe to dared that in Him t1 is Scripture j will from the fellow that drinks, cine, my recovery 1 get away acres of land for their golf grounds, both sardine factories tit must of the Correspondence solicited. fulfill d. The and of sixty I cannot thank you enough for your blessings triumphs il he has it. No cent w ill burn the you. been 1 pockets at Corson’s farm on the new Sound road. time. Some mackerel have caught, ANDREW 1\ are thus of advice and wonderful medicine. j Wh^fli., President, the year of jubilee typical of the who has an for your !' boy appetite liquor. have a crew at work now. but small. Hundreds of workmen S. K. WlITTIN*.. President. of Christian- They quite one my statement may very w. the blessings and triumphs The drunkard’s wife wears and his Any doubting llKNUV CUSHMAN, Cashier. rags are on these industries. that— Business at the Mt. Desert mineral write to me and I will gladly answer living DIRECTORS: ity. They suggest children cry for bread because King Al- ov» r aH hu- water has been brisk. The Kim- all Nell Hi rst. Mrs. George E. Allen and son, of Ten- A. P. WlSWKI.L, 5*. K. WllITINO, 1. Christianity triumphs cohol all the drunkard’s Oh, spring inquiries.—Mrs. Deep- gets money. her L A. Lmkkt, K. If. Gkef.i.t, man conditions. “He hath anointed me ball and Clifton houses have used it, and water, Mo. ant’s Harbor, who have been visiting j the old fellow is a Eugene Half, a. W. King. good money getter! for four to preach the gospel to the poor. The many of the cottages, and it is claimed Letters like the foregoing, con- father, L)r. George Googins, Then his perseverance is something MAIX STREET, KI.LSWORTH, MB. were benefited in the year to be as good as the Poland spring water. stantly being received, contribute not weeks, returned home with her husband, , poor specially wonderful. If he once gets a hold on a last week. Mr. Allen of received the in- The season of 1898 is to a close. a little to the satisfaction felt by Mrs. who came for her, j jubilee. They again fellow he lets go when he sees a drawing j only and business heritances of their but not at season at first looked rather discour- Pinkhain that her medicine and counsel I is in the clothing furnishing ancestors, c ha ace to get a better hold. The cries of The the of the own- rs. in are women to bear their there. Hancock expense They wife and little the entreaties of aging, but it has been a profitable one. assisting heavy Cms Lm Bank, the ones, reality had only leased them until was and the burdens. has bad a large share of sum- I ELLSWORTH IE. friends, the ix>or drunkard’s ow n earnest Every cottage occupied Milbridge have the rs. Pink 1; ara's ad d ress i s n a ss. year. The poor gospel were well filled. of the cot- M Ly n, AT iner still remain. jubilee desire, often cannot make the old king re- hotels Many visitors. Many Joseph i> to and women are to (’nininsnosil t?M«.ine** SI ny I, 1873. to them. It offered have been rented for next season. All sutiering invited wife and who are visiting at preached lease his victim. Oh, his perseverance is tages Foster, boy, needed as well by the rich. There write to her for advice, which will be will leave next week just that of the of there was an alarm of the Martin cottage, It only equalled by prince Sunday morning -it*- In tii! rmk are by law exempt from is no caste system in Christianity. given without charge. It is an ex- in N. V. Mrs. all *»vil fire from the golf grounds. Saturday for their home Brooklyn, t.v xatlon. breaks down the human barriers that perienced woman’s advice to women. and <»f the same Then he is a No men were brush and in the Annie Conklin son. city, are one good health-destroyer. burning high men, and rich and poor After Mr. A J. of Boston, She has been x. it rrc*ui, nt. separate need to call in the if want to winds the fire At one shaving, Kay, will go with them. visiting cooLinai:, in Jashs Christ. doctor, you spread rapidly. S. Foster. JOTIX /'. lose your health, just follow King Al- time there were about 100 men at work her father, Henry H7//7"('b.W/l, ri're-PrfiWfnl. 2. Christianity triumphs over sor- owder cohol a little while, drink his poison, and fighting the fire. After a hard struggle it (onifort «p The steamer “Frank Jones" has been I’ll A KLIM C. HI’KRILL, Treasures. rows and htAirtaches. “To heal the It relieves irritation, uu1 unset. Manset a bay-rack Saturday. I was told the agent that her freight Cool. IIX* K, F. t ItKoLI. ItUKKILL, was ushered in loved ones were glass by again Franklin ClIAKI.Kf < ItUKKILL. topers, what more is to be des:red? Clarence A. Moore arrived home from little black-eyed girl was Master bill at this hail been over a > a united, losses were retrieved. Broken port fl,C'. Then he is a Brooksville 1. Smith, dressed in girl’s clothes. It is sel- month for and Bank hours dally, from S* a. m. to 12 m hearts were healed. This is the mission good mind-destroyer. Sept. j July August. dom that Franklin left. Some men and some boys are noted for William head at Duck gets 5. C». of Christianity, to heal the broken Stanley, keeper Pross. Sept. j their Se*t. 12. hearted, hearts broken by the sorrows intellect, their good sense and judg- Island light, is in town fora few days. o/ ment; but these are not the men and Magazine, Hook and Newspaper Notes. 6 which come from separations, adversi- boys J. Wilson Jordan and daughter, of Bay- Ra«l SurrT. bJ who loaf round There will be five issues of The Youth's /o tribulations and the results of sin. following King Alcohol, visited Manset I. O. G. School opened Monday, Sept. 5. Mias ; ties, side, lodge, T., D whet jour money wlllacarn If for he wi 11 shatter the most brilliant in- in The principal Christ came to heal broken hearts, and Saturday evening. Emma B. l^ove, teacher. Companion September. Invested In shares of the tellect in an short and contributors will be Justin McCarthy, I He does heal them today. incredibly time, Sept. 5. Pross. Mrs. A. H. Andrews, of Salem, Mass., ia over slav- doctors tell us that more insanitj' is caused who describes the oratory of some of the 3. Christianity triumphs visiting htr parents, S. N. Treworgy and alcohol than other Ocean house closed Saturday,Sept. 10. men whom he has known in the ery. “To preach deliverance to the cap- by by any thing. wife. great | tives and recovering of the sight to the What is there left? The old king has Mrs. Watson Moore returns to-day to British House of Commons, Capt. Alfred D. N. Moore and family, of Ellsworth A MAY SERIES blind.” The captives in prisons were persevered and got the poor drunkard's her home in Massachusetts. T. Mahan, l*. S. N., who tells how “The Falls, are tenting at S. N. Treworgy’s is now *1 were health and mind. there is Old-Time was handled; i’ercival open, Shares, each; vionthly looked upon as blind. Slaves freed money, Well, W. C. Moore and wife spent Frigate" Friday beach. / of character but that soon Sometimes Lowell, who writes of “The Aims of the payments, f per share. in the year jubilee. Christianity goes. with friends at Indian Point. Sept. 12. Spec. over slavery. Ir has abolished it goes first, and sometimes there is not Modern Astronomer"; the Duke of Ar- triumphs Miss Lucy White, of Malden, Mass..who WHY PAY the civilized world much to with. But whatever he West Trenton. who contributes “A Chat about RENT 2 slavery throughout begin has been at the house gyll, Stanley thissum- Mrs. John S. of New is vis- when you ran borrow on and is men over slavish has in that line the old Wise, York, Herons"; and the Countess of your giving victory king appropriates. Malmes- a mer, gone to Vina!haven to teach. 1 of shares, g'.ve fir^t mortgage and w | Mrs. R. (*. Scott, Virginia, at the habits of sin and wickedness. He ill make the poor victim of his own iting bury, who describes “A Holiday in Spain reduce It every month Monthly 1 W. B. gavp the young girls of Narrows, Mt. Desert bridge. 1 !! •'•.! i.! li re t .1 ns in such a re- even commit the Stanley In number of together glory triumphant nppetitg lie, cheat, steal, the September maga/iiie "'111 •*'?' 'u"t to bn* little more rest li-gi* iii. May the spirit of the Lord awful clime of murder; which reminds The Outlook are half a do/.- n illustrat 1 than y ■!. are now paying lor !<•: t, and In about 10 us and anoint us to th so me of else that he is at. Saber!'aemrnta. years \uu upon proclaim something good articles, a story, a sermon, war corre- will tri... .pliant blessings to a needy world. He is the greatest crime producer the and t tie usual f u 11 -1 storm I and spondence, OWN YOUR OWN 1-12; w< HOME. Bi. Headings.—Ps. ii, lxviii, rid has ever know n. Our reform critical departments. Among the most 31 Ixxii. 1-19; Isa. ii. 1-3; Dan. ii. schools, and jails, penitentiaries prisons notable of the article* art those on Bis- For j-.'.rt! -tilnr '• Mijlro of Mic. iv. Math, 31-23; arc \» 31-' ; 1, 2; xiii, rilled with his subjects. If they had A Minister’s marck, by Mrs. Susan W. fridge and llt.Mtt t t SHMA8, 8ec*y. ^ ■ -t Safi Hank xxv..i, lb-2u; Mark iv, 30-32; Luke been half as faithful to their ow n inter- Bldg. the Countess veil Kr kow : Thou.as A \V. Kim;, iv.-. h nt. ib-21; Phil, ii, 1-11 ; Heb. 1, 1-0; ts as xiii, they have been to him they would Wentworth Higginson’* “Anti-Slavery Rev. 11-14; vi, 1, 2. v, have bet n good, law -abiding citizens. Trials. Days”, illustrated by remarkably tine lOrofrssional iTarfia. And the old king is able. He does not portraits from the collection of F. J. The Outlook. Theological need any help to do all these things. This narrative from a minister is of greatest value Garrison; Dr. F.dward Kveretl Halt's ( ) LITTLEFIELD, M. D., is Sometimes at he has a W fear there nothing cheering in just first it little “James Kubsell Lowell ami Hi* Friends ; to those whose nerves are health shattered th< : outlook for those alarm- hard to started in. If he does he calls unstrung, (logical get and Anna N. Benjamin s Santiago After ed;;:. irritated defenders of the ancient the tobacco and with his 1’IIVMCFAX, king, he, pipe, or otherwise ailing. It is partieularly appropriate in the Surrender", with photographs taken la.in-.. order. The reconstruction of theology his cud and his cigarette, gladly furnishes the author. i., Maine. this nervous, endless labor. by on the basis of revised and critical r- all tin help he needs. age of aetive, views of the Scriptures is bound to go There be lots more that may things you For forty year- l*r. F-ovler’s Fvtraet <>f Wild TKLF.fllONK CONSKCTIOH. on. The sane for those who can think but I have said to \ve are living too last. ast as light- beveral physicians treated me, but no i only thing of, enough Strawberry 1ms ln*en curing summer complaint, for we talk elec- benefit was derived. feel ;at faith is to show what kind of a he is. And ning,” expresses it, by permanent endangered thereby just king 44 dysentery, diarrhea, hbiptly flux. pain In the iiAKK w. tricity, cook by electricity, travel by Four times I was stricken with nervous ! OSGOOD, do i :u engage with e>|ual earnestness now how many want to enlist in his ser- stomach, and it ha» never set failed to do every- jy: electricity and so on. prostration ; twice with gastritis. and knowledge in the research, tind and vice, rve him and till a drunk- 44 1 thing claimed for It.— .liiet. faithfully, Its a hurry, hurry, hurry from the cradle These attacks would throw me into h the facts overlooked or sup- ard's HOMcKoPATHLST, pul grave? to the grave. spasms. "d in the interest of — 44 Main st., Ellsworth, Alt. pre revolutionary We crowd too much ; crowd our work, I could cat neither meat or vegetables. I atiucrusnnnus. th- : and the effective SOl’TH DEER ISLE. u **, over I’« -litl ies, thus, by only crowd our eating, crowd our pleasure, If my bare feet touched the floor I was j Telegraph Co. me:: the information on which The W. C. T. U. held a mother’s meet- crowd our supply immediately seized W’lth cramps. %«%%%%• St O ► XSOK sleeping. ** \%\\ TO Hit \ F. DOUGLASS.) a v. d view can rest. To answer in- i at Mrs. Hattie Hendricks’ A down of the nervous I was used ing Wednesday, breaking sys- up; helpless, hopeless. c all' an-wered 44 # I nc man with an# Niglit pr- mpily at the office. vest ration and There was a and as each tem” is the way of expressing the result. I commenced to take Dr. Williams' Upl by hysterics heresy question box, w I I vl U apptilte fur I.i.juur # It means a of the nerves in- Pink was I trial, is as as it is irrational. was the se- depleting Pills for Pale People. One box impotent question proposed president 0 _ # or Morphlue. Who 0 duced by strain; of consumed and I felt no better. This dis- 1 B. WHiTCOMB, The sound policy is to meet light with levied some member to open the discus- prolonged overtaxing TJENJ. I the nervous system; a product of over- cou raged me. Him more light.—Universalist Leader. ! sion, after which others took part. The 44 fTh^kthe^ur i hurry and bustle. My wife urged me to try the pills J questions related to methods of govern- g I y\ I Tell him of the ATTOKN KY-AT-I*AW. It affects all people in all walks of life. some more, feeling that my life depended jp Today’s Work. children, doubtful methods of It baffles * ing pun- physicians of all schools. upon the result. "angor Sdmurium, ^ One secret of a sweet and happy Chris- ishment, making home attractive to the No one knows the horrors of such a 441 continued to take them. T t*ma IN FLIERS' BLOCK, 44 Where the demon which control* him can tia?i life is to live the children, in etc. condition be‘.ter than Rev. N. Mc- Since and it has been several ** J learning by day. discipline Sunday school, J. then, he overcon e hy the m kisou 0 of Meiiimo, ELLSWORTH, MAINE. It i> the stretches that tire us. We “Should children be or allowed Cready, Elkton, Mich. For years he months, I have cnioyed life. long taught 44 tF ami the aj.petite pt rmuueuilv removed 0 labored and well. He was Have all summer and held think we cannot carry this load until to take their own part in childish dis- faithfully pro- preached F. ~ BURNHAM, gressive and aggressive ; a leader among revival meetings for fifteen weeks. a Send fur pamphlet v Jk we are threescore and ten. We cannot putes?” was one which readily presented men, a thinker and a hard worker. 441 have had no muscular exercise for giving full partlcu fiP ATTORNEY deep J UUK^TII) 5 light this battle continually for half a two sides; also whether a child should be *&U1 ^ AND In his zeal, he overworked; overtaxed years, but recently, have done considerable Address century. But really there are no long for a fault into w hich he was led his mental and jjlars. punished physical strength. hard work in my garden, my muscles COUNSELLOR AT LAW. strut *lies. Life does not come to us all by other children whose parents did nol The outlook was dark, with health shat- this test remarkably welL Also prosecuting attorney for all claaaea of standing44 at one it comes a at a tered and Sanilariuin pension* agaln-t tf •* Unite*! States. time; only day teach them otherwise. The consensus ol recovery apparently hopeless. Every Sabbath 1 three times preach I Business solicited. time. Even tomorrow is never ours un- opinion on this was that children should Many means for a cure were Iried, with- and now think 1 am good for another not be allowed to associate with other* out benefit. if w'ills." ELLSWORTH, MaIMK. til it becomes today, and we have noth- receiving twenty years, the Lora 1 w Conmany. ho would be likely to lead them intc Finally he took Dr. Williams' Pink Pill* To add to his Rev. Mc- («%%%%%«%%% | ing whatever to do with it but to pas? evil. weight words, %%«%%«• for Pale and was restored to health. made affidavit before D. it down a fair and inheritance iu The discussion of these various People Cready J. Brookes, E. BUNKER, good ques- He Public. JOHN JR., work well done and tions was and says: Notary today’s today’s lift very interesting helpful the MADE ME A MAN Mrs. Mina was “In April, 1896, physicians said I Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale ATTORNEY AT LAW. Sylvester present as s People AJAX TABLETS POS1T1VI I.V CL'BE well lived.—British Weekly. must or die. exert a visitor and she was so interested that sh< stop preaching powerful influence in restoring A L.L. Srrvaus that data— Fail iug Mem- OFFICES AT thought favorably of the unan I had overtaxed myself and was suf- wasted nerve power and in ana ory, Impotent.-}, Sleej le.-.ont*i.. etc., caused accepting purifying hy Abuse or other Excesses and Indis- to Our Lord. irnous invitation from a BAR Loyalty given her to join th< fering complete breaking down of enriching the blood. Druggists consider cretions, T> for no goods ao j 150 Nassau St., New York! | furnished. Harry 8. Jones. t L and M each of on death’s muster roll. While out on the jinnies being added, Sti&crtisrmcnta. HITTERY TO CARIHOU. Don't let the little ones suffer from er/ema or THE 18TH MAINE. of 152 the twelve companies composed picket line, on the north side of Deep other torturing skin diseases. No need for it. officers and men. Bottom, and, reckless of personal danger, On© Week’s Windowings of News, Doan's Ointment cures. Can’t harm the most “THE recon GLORIOUS RECORD OF WON LASTING FAME. noitering the enemy through a Held Novelty and Nonsense. delicate skin. At any drug store 50 cent*.—Advt months of its the MAINE LUMBERMEN”. During the twenty-one glass, bullets began to come in close RHEUMATISM. The Maine Central railroad will sell near the was The vidette one stay Washington regiment proximity. nearest him, tickets one fare the round trip to the 36i)crtiscmcnte. without but after of his own Private Vinal HISTORY OF THE REGIMENT THAT any special history; men, Hooper, Yields In Fifteenth Maine reunion at Brunswick, that it made fast. warned him of his “The Nearly Every Case WADED IN BLOOD AND WON history peril, saying: Sept. 14-15. Tickets good Sept. 13 to 17. Within one month after leaving Fort sharpshooters mean you colonel.” But To Pe-ru-na. Shore dinner at 15 is UNDYING FAME. Harpswell Sept. one and his Sumner the larger part of its officers only response was to remark, gaily: of the features of the reunion. men had been killed, and its living and “The bullet to kill me hasn’t been mould- Without any disparagement of the During a heavy thunder shower at dead had won a fame as immortal as that ed yet.” The words were hardly mut- many thousands of noble men who have A Blood Sanford Wednesday afternoon, lightning of the heroes of Thermopylae and Bala- tered when he fell, wounded in the hip. Disease Caused served in the Maine commands, there struck a motor car. killing a child and klava! In one action alone, that of Col. Chaplin soon away. He was I never left Maine for service at the front a passed knocking down the motorman. Catarrh. The It ■ O’Hare’s house, near Petersburg, June 18, heroic to the end. When being carried By I liner-looking, more stalwart body of men houses of Samuel Mitchell and Edward of its survivors of the engagements from the field he sent this, his last mes- than the Eighteenth Volunteers, known 1861, Perkins were burned. Barns owned by at Milford Station, North sage, to his beloved regiment: “Tell the Pe-ru-na Always Cures Catarrh, FOR THIS MONTH. to fame as the “Maine Lumbermen’s reg- Spottsylvania, Albert Chadburne, at North Berwick, Hanover Town, Tolopotomy, Cold boys to obey orders and never flinch!” aud so Cures iment"’, the survivors of which held their j Anna, Rheumatism. were destroyed by tire set by the light- _ Harbor and Petersburg, June 16 and 17, In the possession of his family are three reunion in Skowhegan recently. 1 ning. Our Htore is only a few steps from Main not less than 519 went down, in killed and treasured mementos of his services for The men for and it will von th^ most part were large, 1 David Ames, of Bangor, aged sixty-five street, pny to call ard look a loss of 66 per rent., the larg- his country. They are swords-one given A I) been robust some f them middle- wounded, at our goods and whether want looking, him years, committed suicide Friday by hang- prices you I est loss in a single action of any regiment by Gen. A. P. Martin, for his bravery troubled aged, and nearly all luml rmen, enlisted ing. Mr. Ames was a well-known citizen to buy o- not. ! at the battle of Hanover Court an- from and in all that war. House, with rheu- Bangor vicinity. One of its of Bangor, having been at one time a In all the wars of other, costing £1,000, presented him by the officers was a fact, through history matism for staff son of the then Vice- cooper. He was in of the street Tumblers worth 40c. our #0 2ft a few and non-commissioned officers of charge doz., price there is recorded only very instances, privates ten worth 5n«-. President Hannibal Hamlin Major years. lights before the introduction of elec- Berry Dishe-, doz., our price 2ft of so a loss in a the Second the his own Tumblers, worth (Joe. doz 30 Charles in regular battle, heavy Maine; third, Ilad about •Jelly ,our price Hamlin, of Oriaud. its colonel tricity. Besides his he leaves a Water Bottles, worth 2.v. our lft in to the num- weapon, disabled a minie ball in battle. wife, each, price single charge proportion by Fruit worth 8c. our ft was Daniel Chaplin, of Bangor, by birth, becomecon- daughter, Miss Eva S. Ames, and two .furs, each, price ber Col. Chaplin came of lighting stock. Glass Pitchers, worth 25c.each, our price lft a of a engaged. Bridgton man, grandson Massa- vinced that sons, Fred E. and John D. Ames. Oqt. Milk Pans, worth 10c. each, our price 7 The tlrst of fire was His paternal grandfather, John Chaplin, chusetts and as regiment’s baptism flqt. Mi k Pans, worth 12c.each, our 7 1-2 revolutionary soldier, there was to the annual of price at 19. In that one a man of almost giant physique, served in According report ves- 10qt. Milk Pan.-, worth 15c.each,our price 8 brave an ollieer as ever drew a Spottsylvania, May sword, a no cure for sels lost at Dover Egg Beaters, worth 25c. each, | battle 152 were 231 and Massachusetts command in the revolu- sea, compiled by Lloyds, who after one of the most mem- killed, wounded, our leading which has been the price The heaviest com- tionary war. He then settled in his na- me. Began just received, losses Cups and Saucers, worth 85c. per set, orable in two taken prisoners. charges the annals of war, fell in 1897 amounted to our ftft that of E—twenty- tive town Bridgton, w'here he sleeps to- to take Po- 1045 sail and steam price the bullet of a pany loss, company Cups ami Saucers, plain white, worth by sharpshooter. of which were aban- four wounded, and one day, and where Col. Chaplin (son of Ben- ru-na. Be- vessels, eighty-eight 05c. per set, our price The staff and line of the killed, forty-one 4 field, Eigh- was doned, two broken qt. Decorative Pitchers, worth 75c. each, a total of jamin Chaplin) born and reared. fore it I could not walk across up, thirty-six burned, teenth Maine the taken prisoner; sixty-six. taking our price 40 regiment—afterwards Three of Daniel’s also served eighty-four lost in and 1 in its nineteen brothers in the room. I am now as collision, forty- qt. Decorative Pitchers, worth 4’'c. each, First Maine -when it left I subsequent engagements well as I ever heavy artillery the late Caleb eight foundered; vessels were our price 20 North Anna, Hanover war, namely: A., Cyrus was. seventy was as I—Milford Station, Pe-ru-na cured me." This letter 3, 4, 5, and f» in. Decorated Maine for Washington follows: and 481 were wrecked. Nappies Cold Peters- and John, in the 17th and 10th missing worth 10 to 20c., our ft to 8 Town, Tolopotomy, Harbor, 12th, comes from Mrs. A. M. price of High wood, of 3, 4, 5 and ♦> in. Decorative Colonel—Daniel Chaplin, Bangor. Plank Maine is the sur- At the of the Maine State Plates, burg (three actions), Jerusalem, regiments. Cyrus only meeting agri- worth 12 to 25c our Lieut. Colonel—Thomas II. of Roseberry, Idaho. price 0 to 12 Talbot, Picket-Line Skirm- vivor. The descendants of the revolution- cultural society in Lewiston last Thurs- Good Plated Ter ipoons, worth 25c. per Hoad, Deep Bottom, A little will convince are a numerous and thought anyone the full set, our p» ice 10 Level Hoad, Goyden Hoad, ary pioneer race, day, board of officers was re- Good Silver Plated Hamlin of Vice- ish, Squirrel of the where catarrh of Teaspoons, worth Major—Charles (son ii'.ij_j l\..» II..I liili'liin’ii Run noted for brains and physical power. One danger exists, elected as follows: President, Isaiah 75c. per set, our price its Good Silver Plated Knives and President Hannibal Hamlin), of Orland. Farmville of the sons of Col. Hugh of contaminating the blood. Catarrh H. Forks, Near Five Forks, Sailor's Creek, Chaplin, R., Pompilly, Auburn; secretary, George worth $3 50 per set, our 1 75 of price Adjutant—Russell B. Shepherd, the law firm of & is is a disease of the mucous membrane North 10 s —from August 1,1864, to April 7, 1865, its Appleton Chaplin, Clark, Anson; treasurer, E. G. piece Toilet Set, wortli $3 50 per ft'volnth A hum ■ U 1 — our *>Jce 3 4ft Bangor. to a one of the leading lawyers of the Penob- that in the interior losses swelled the number "grand” develops anywhere 6 piece Toilet Set, worth $2 50 per set, Quartermaster Horace Pitcher, of scot bar. Isaiah and sad total of 1,298, of whom 423 were of the organs of the body. Cure the ton, Biddeford; Pompilly, Auburn; our price 1 50 Copper Bottom Wash Boilers, wo.th Bangor. and taken catarrh A. J. Libby, A. W. 810 wounded, sixty-live by taking Pe-ru-na and you will Embden; Gilman, $175 our 1 10 -Rolheus E. of killed, price Surgeon Paine, Hamp- in entire Oi l* COl STI*Y Foxcroft; William C. Belfast. Bottom Wash Boilers with prisoners. Besides which, the ROADS. save yourself. Druggists everywhere Marshall, Copper Cop- den. six- per Bim, ourpr.ee 1 period of service, 214 died of disease, At the annual State convention of the Tea Strainers, Assistant Surgeon* Jerome B. Elkin*, We Are Still Far Il«*hinf Co. all the countries. Were the The standard weight of a bushel of beans in P; WhitneyS Sangerville, on an European Lewiston. In Colquitt’s Salient, 500 yards distant, good order and lit lor shipping, is 0*2 pounds. Packard, the State of Lorenzo of Co. government of the United States to ex- E; Hinckley, Hampden, was ordered Of wheat, beets, ruta baga turnips and peas, 00 Ma ine there are now 514 with a I>. open plain. The movement societies, F. TKMIOU, Samuel A. of C >. pend millions every year it would still pounds; of corn, 50 pounds; of onions, 52 F; Colby, Bueksport, G; command total active of and by G n. Birney, in temporary bounds; of carrots, Englisn turnips, rye and membership 15,111 No. 2 Franklin St.. Ellsworth. Harrison G. Smith, Co. be a long while before Undo Sam could Columbia, H; earn- Indian meal, 50 pounds; of barley and buck- 6,669 associate exclusive of the of Hancock’s corps, and against the members, (3 doors from Main John W. Atwell, of Oroim, Co. I; George rank his roads in the s.une cla.-s with wheat, 48 pounds; of oats, 32 pounds, or even 1 street.! of Gen. of the Third Hi- measure as junior societies. Number of new socie- est protest Mott, those of John Bull. In addition to the by agreement. W. of East port, ( >. K. Sabine, vision. In that Col. Chaplin com- ties added for the year, twenty-nine. The charge j advantages generally recognized as in- Country Produce. All of the foreg.-big \v tran-forred to but when he 1 society taking the banner for the manded the brigade; gave separable from good highways, methods Beans. largest the First Maine artillery and there double-I Yellow church addition is North heavy the command: “Charge bayonet, of communication would be Improved Eye, per bush.2.50 Sedgwick. Ho feastf Eraaze Co. cheapened hand bu.2.2.3 was then added to the roster Capt. Wil- his beloved alone Pea, picked, per The MAM : ACT I’ I. I-.US OF quick march!” regiment and become an means five-masted schooner now being liam T. Parker, of Co. bicycles ordinary Peas: Ellsworth, L, advanced, to fall like leaves under a hail- built at Camden will be the fore- X.'i: FIT i Improved, per bu (seed).2.50 largest IK»ZE Ezekiel R. Mayo, of Hampden, Co. M. a broken and-aft storm. Within ten minutes only Butter. sailing vessel in the world. She On tb•• * MOrJi Aug. 21, 18(52, newly-organized came back two-thirds of is built for the *-:! STATUARY. remnant leaving Creamery per lb.27 being coal trade between wa* must^'ed into the Cnited Eighteenth the regiment wounded and dead on the Dairy.18 3.22 Philadelphia and New England ports. States for three and on the Cheese. 1 service, years; Held! The vessel will be 318 feet long over all, Best !b.12 24th it left, in twenty cars, for Washing- On the that it was a factory (new) per 3.16 282 feet 44 feet 21feet battle-plain night Best dairy (new).7.15 keel, beam, deep. ton, a thousand st ong. literal “bivouac of the dead”. An attempt Dutch (Imported).90 She will have five Oregon pine masts, The it* arrival at Wash- Neufchatel.03 regiment, upon was made to bring off the wounded; each 112 feet long and 29 inches in diam- ! was stationed about three miles ington, whereupon the enemy opened and con- eter. The foretopmast is to be 56 feet from its Fresh laid, per doz.17 Georgetown, headquarters at tinued a desultory tire so that the humane long and 20 inches in diameter, and the' Hay. ! Fort Sumner. There it remained until work had to he discontinued. All other four are night Best loose, ton. topmasts each to be 56 feet 1864. Resides per 83IO ^ May 14, being effectively long could be heard groans of the wounded Baled..12 <*14 long and 18 inches in diameter. The drilled it clear'd more than 3,50 acres Straw. and their cries for help. jibhoom is to be 75 feet and 20 Loose. 7aji long of forest, to give the artillery a longer in- Next day the battle continued with Baled.I03I2 inches in diameter. The bowsprit has 30 range; in which work the stalwart down- And beneath a hot creasing fury. sun, Vegetable*. feet outboard and is 30 inches square. east lumbermen were Meanwhile MACADAM HIGHWAY. adepts. and amid the rattle of musketry and roar- Potatoes, bu .40 Carrots, bu .60 The fore, main, mizzen and spanker its name was to that of the First Sweet lb .04 Tomatoes, tb .03 changed of cannon, rose the cries of the dying of conveyance iu the country as well as potatoes, booms are to be 48 feet and ing Beets, bu .80 Squash, lb .02 long 14 Maine heavy artillery, and its member- Machines .02 and wounded for “water! water!” Alto- city. driven by electricity Cabbage, Cauliflower, .15 3 20 inches in diameter, while the jigger boom increased recruits to com- Unions, pk .403.50 Turnips, bu .50 ship by 1824, gether it was one of the darkest chapters would gradually como to supersede the is to be 79 feet and 17 inches Cucumbers, .02 Celery, .05 long in horse. This would more in the annals of war. require elevat- Corn, doz .12 diamater. The schooner will spread manual labor in the manufacture of Groceries. fflrfiiral. RECOLLECTION OF HORRORS. ing 10.000 yards of canvas. She will carry tt> Says Lieut. John W. Hubbard, then a all the machinery needed to replace the Cottee—per Bice, per lb .06 § .08 4.000 tons of coal on a draught of 23 feet. horse. Bio, .153.20 Pickles, per gal .40 3.60 She will costabout |90,000. For FAMILY Use; private in company G, and in the front Mocha, .35 Olives, per qt .35 3.75 rank of the charging battalion:— In England, France and Germany the Java, .33 Vinegar—per gal— Dr. A. Johnson,- in x8io, Originated Tea—per lb— Pure .20 More than ftOO beautiful designs, more endur- roads admit of the use of elec- cider, who advertise tiian “When we had mounted the bank and already Japan, .45 3-65 Cracked wheat, .06 People only occasionally ing stone and less exoenslve. Send for are .30 overlook the that most full descriptions to S. R. JOHNSON, 35 Park stated across the I saw the smoke trical vehicles, which becoming Oolong, 3.65 Oatmeal, per lb .06 fact persons hare plain, tb— rolled .06 St., Bangor, Maine, agent for Penobscot and more and more each In Sugar—per Quaker oats, short memories. and heard the crack of the first shot, away popular year. Granulated, .06>£ Buckwheat, .C6 Hancock eountiei. some of it is Coffee—A .06 to our left. Then followed a parts Germany said that & B, Graham, .05 immediately C farm produce is now Yellow, .05Bye meal, .06 discharge along the entire rebel works. being transported Molasses—per gal— Oil—per gal— on electric The uso of electric- .35 All about me officers and men to wagons. Havana, Linseed, .60§.65 began Porto .45 ity as a motive power is as yet but im- Bico, Kerosene, per gal .13 Jo<& fall, and presently I seemed to be left Svrup, .60 Astral oil, .15 To Cure Every Form of Inflammation; understood and the construc- For three years we have been alone. I then threw myself at full length, perfectly Maple syrup,qt .25 3.30 experimenting with, INTERNAL as much as EXTERNAL. tion of horseless carriages is still in its Lumber and Building Materials. face downward, upon the grass. The bul- Could a have existed for a ! merest Great Lumber—per M— Clapboards—per M— and remedy nearly lets some of them infancy. developments developing perfecting for the fact that it kept whizzing past me, Hemlock, Oftgll Extra spruce, 24g?3 century, except possesses j may confidently bo expected here in extraordinary [merit for many family ills? cutting the grass close by on either side. Hemlock hoards,09a 11 Spruce, No. 1, 17318 this line, but American ingenuity will Spruce, 12 316 Clear pine, 35360 To lie there meant death; to get up and Spruce floor, 15320 Extra M other &&.“ bo until are con- pine, 35^60 Every run seemed a less alterna- hampered highways Pine, 12 315 M— It acts promptly. It is always ready for use. scarcely deadly Laths—per structed over which it will bo feasible Matched pine, 15. :. ms on ■ rv t». way. tongue, .15 Poultry—per !b— S I by s 1 Druggists. Price. t« g x b- “I can never forget the horror of that Second.—Grade all main and Salt pork, per 1b .10 Fowl, .15o .16 Bevel-Gear i. s. Johnson a co., 22 custom House m.. Uo.tou, Ln. impor- Lard, ft .10 nor the sad task for which another per $.12 Chickens, .18j2o 4 night, tant roads. Pig* feet, per ft .10 Bologna, .lu comrade and I were a ft .15 assigned—to dig Third.—Use a good Cooked ham, topographical Boneless ham, .14 grave and bury Capt. Howes, whose body and make a can ful of all map survey Fisli. had bt en rescued in the time. His roads in tie* in night county order to secuiv Fresh— Salt- • yes w e wide open and seemed to be the best possible alignment, changing toil, ,u5 I>ry eo«l, .07 3-10 the We lined Haddock, .05 Pollock, .04g.O5 Chainl ess eagerly scanning enemy. the location of anyroad whoso grad*. Lobsters, .15 Mackerel, .log. 12 j with fence Bicycles, the grave rough boards, can be thus improved without much ex- Pickerel, .lu Halibut tins, .lug.12 ■j a blanket about him and laid Clams, qt .20 Halibut beads, .05 wrapped pense. to aM Scallops, qt .35 Boneless cod. .08 g.10 Pries *125 »lih»- him to rest. He not long after was disin- Fourth.—Begin no work on a road Halibut, .it Tongues amt j terred and borne to the Marine burial lot* unless its width is at least 30 feet. Bluetl-b, .14 sounds, .O83.IQ Trout, .20 0g600 Broken, 6 25 expert cycle engineers pro- jj Dry soft, 2 00 0 6 25 Two months from that time gallant Col. composed of pieces of hard stone (pref- Stove, Roundings per load Egg, 6 25 fession and we have succeeded in build- Chaplin joined the majority of his men erably limestone) small enough to pass 1 00 g 1 25 N ut, 6 25 | through a 2 }.2 inch ring. Blacksmith’s 6 00 Flour, Grain and Feed. a that By such a system of practice all the mg bicycle everyone who has Hour— per bb— Shorts—bag— .90 dirt roads will be soon liUUI improved. The Straights, 5 00 3 5 50 Mixed feed, bag .95 IBAKION KAN UBS macadamized stretches should bring the St. Louis roller, Middlings,bag .9531.00 ridden admits is a better hill climber -AND- 5 00 35 50 people to the. conclusion that a road be- ’atents— tween two places is really not much Winter wheat, 5 75 than any chain wheel yet made. 6 00 HOT WATER better than its worst and the Spring wheat, part, { ’orn meal, per bag .95 eventual piking of the whole road will < -'orn, full weight per bag 1.00 be the natural outcome. The rule which ( >ats, western, per Columbia MnWheels HariJords HEATING allows a taxpayer to “work out his tax” bu .40 3.43 *75, *50, Vedettes *40,*35 should be abolished, for he usually Hides and Tallow. j “works out the best parts of the road- 1 [idea—per ft— Tallow—per lb— .05 Rough, .01* way” in so s doing.—A. Witherspoon. Low, .05 Tried, .03** ^APPARATUS, Bull. .04* POPE IBFG. Conn. Calf skins, green CO., Hartford, Mrs. Gooding—For my part, I can’t un- .25 3.75 Pelts, .40 g .50 free from or ELDRIDGE'S. lerstand why you desire to associate with Catalogue any Columbia dealer, by mail for one 2-cent Lambskins, .25 3.95 stamp. ihat Mr. He is one of the Emptyhead. Seeds. | east i ever met. Mr. interesting persons Vrdsgrass, bu 2 00 Clover—per ft— Crockery Jooding I must admit that he is not edtop, per ft .18 Red, jo j awn seed, per tb .is Alsikc, !l3 rery brilliant, but he is the only man i in gr< a varleiy Dried Fruit. enow well who never me any h Ig*. F. A. v£ry gives .123.20 Tamarinds, .10 COOMBS, Columbia idea, .10 Dealer,. idvico as to how we ought to bring up Currants, .083.12 The J alslns, .08 3.15 Apples, string .06 EHswortl I leri u—anly COUNTY >ur r runes, Paper, j boy. 10g.ll Apples, sliced .10 ELLSWORTH, ML.

I JLtgal Xotifts. COI NTV ttOSSIP. CELuiUti. AUlUcitiscmcnts. <£ he U;lLniuivtl} American. STATF OF MAINE. On!y or. more week of summer! f, over. *.>vin Hancock WAR ECHOES. ( —— II AX COCK SS.:—To the of A(.rv"-county for J. K. Spaulding Co.'s 1 shrritf* Pictorial and lli-t--ric.il Al- |„ S. our resfwctire counties, or ither Af A a .tic AL and POLITICAL JOURNAL “Geographical, J Amherst the —» their or ( anntahle Bluehill fair next week! las of the Spanish- A in e 1 i c .1 n War". ( Deputies, any of PUBLISHED Apply or in the MEN KILLED IN in person or hv letter to A. N'orard, Franklin MIDSUMMER l any City, Town Plantation, County week after! RATTLE. l t. \ r.KV A I>N rSDA 5 AFTERNOON. house, Ellsworth. Me. of Hancock, Qrketinqc The official records of the war Now depart- AIT K command von to attach the g<'*d<» and AT The reunion crop is harvested. 11 MAN f sell onr WEATHER ment at Washington, as tar as t X TT estate of Andrew S. Jaques, of New : V. comp.tied, k oils, Gi* »-• ami Petro- ;TU, MAINE, for “buskin's”. Lubricating in the county of Essex and Com show that there were latum Fine and liberal commission. huryport. liV THE twenty-three goods CALLS FOR .nonwealth of Massachusetts, to the value of Address Pknn I uolaii m office and t I officers and L’Tl men of c’o., | and summon ♦’,« r 'r''TY PURI enlisted the one hundred dollars; «*;.) TSTTiyG CO. llitibi-r is will shti.dicii with army He Fa. Northeast finery, Coraopolis, defendant if he be found in your M Fdltor and Manager. I 2bl in ail killed in bailie during the may pre its summer’s business, ami with the wanted by a xp« ri« THE cinct; to appear before our judgeof tin Ells- war w it h Spain. *a nurse. Address Mrs. \. S. Davison, CHOICEST! worth Municipal court, within and for said .k <■ ;t 1 .On foi I^MPLOYMKN I iiiitni l'ruv—fj.iXt $ for nexi many cottages year; prospect season, ?7 Hancock si., Ellsworth. county of Hancock, to he holden at the mu- A vntf» for three months; II These casualties inclinb all the lives been court room in said Ellsworth, n 11.« !• having rented already. nicipal i\ anee, ?! 50, 75 and :iS oent- 1 ■ lost by the army in the ttles in the first Tuesday of a d. ivix, then .. s ure reckoned at GROCERIES. September, reiirag and there in our sain court to answer unto K :v r *1 ver ur. w« II r II in Cub- ?i I Special Notirra. I West Sullivan reports an abundance of Philippine--, Idelle Hill, of Brooklin. Hancock county, * --Arc reasonable, and will Porto Pico. state of Maine. In a of the < tor blossoms, dandelions ami butter- NO | | | | plea apple .... m. iwn on Application. that the said defendant at said Brooklin to at tie end of the MAINE BATTERIES TO REMAIN, H !> dentists of Wo the staple i cups, and vegetables ripe rK, ’elersigned, Ellsworth, £ w it Ellsworth, on the day of the pun ,.*»e oi at Ions should >»e addresse«1 The order to muster the Maine \\ i\- greet to f'o-e our dental rooms ♦ sad wind In to with biessoins Ht li t other. batteries j this writ, being indebted the 1. 'iff in rite-ra I'm vine, j c\-. \N ■■••i. :. aficrnoon until further mad< pay able to, j -lay Eastern Maine. • the sum of eighty-five dollars, according to ; out of service has ! « .1 revoked. Vie aui- % -V Pl/BLlSiliMJ CO., File- notice. Hai:\ Gui i.v, the account annexed, then and there in con- — II. W worth. Maine One Hancock county woman has her men def 1 to remain Pi tin -erviev. lUrsM, sideration thereof, promised the plaintiff to G. k. llA-.I KTin her the same sum og demand (here is in- all and most EE VCK EOM T pay Christmas presents planned, M. IS account in to 1 verted itemized full amounting ‘‘I 1,1 ST)AY SEPTEMBER 14,1898. Senator of bus 1 of them made. In a hurry, did you say? George Gray Delaware, NO I K I.. named as the fifth u Carpet I Also, for that the defendant at Brooklin, to J wo months from now you may have a been ember of 1 he n: to give notiep that T have this 1 day |Our \ wit Ellsworth, aforesaid, on the of the spills day in 1 c v< n to minor son. Howard K. T!i»* state Flection. different opinion. peace commission, place of Judge my purchase of this writ, being indebted to the Churchill, his time till he is twenty-one years another sum w bo declined to serve. com- plaintiff in of one hundred White, This 1 .-hall claim none of his nor The result of the election in Maine of age. wages Department dollars, for so much money before that time Of course the gossiper was right when pletes the commission vn! 1 stand-: Sec- v m> of his debts after this date. | | had and received by the said defeuda.. to the j another Orlatid, 12, 1898 F.. O. Ciu kchill. ♦ offers sonic s|>celally attractive bar ♦ vervh-'.:> anticipated, and Kept. plaintiff's use. in consideration thereof he said Deer Isle boys would be chosen to retary Day, Senators Davis, Fry** Y NOTICE. gains In ^ promised the plaintiff to pay her that sum on whelming republican victory. man the which would defend the and Hon. Whit ! uv Ib id. yacht Gray, ♦ d emand. looked lor other proprietors of Mount Desert bridge Carpets, ♦ defendant Nobody any result, America’s Weed, of AN INVESTIGATION. fpilK Yet, the said though often re cup. Capt. Stoning- JL corporation are hereby notified that a has not the same to the dam- -<■ ♦ quested, paid ana fieri1 .are no one way In to i-eeial meeting will be held at the toll-house ♦ Straw Mattings, surprises ton has already been commissioned by response the popular clamor, age of the said plaintiff (as she says) the sum of said bridge on the fifteenth day of Septem- or other. ■ of one hundred dollars, which shall then and the the American syndicate which will build President McKinley I*as d upon an ber next, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon for the Cloths. ♦ there be made to appear with other due dam- Tio entire state ticket is elected, the to out the boys. Capt. investigation of the army administration, purpose of taking measures to repair said yacht, pick Per order of the board of directors. ages. bridge. And have there this writ with your do- the four congressmen are Weed named the “Defender’s” crew, and particularly of the commissary, quarter- Efkn L. Digging, clerk. you present We sell the World’s Fair ings therein. Eden, 25, 1898. ^ 1 ■ made no mistake. master and medical departments. The Ang. John A. succeed themselves, the Prize-Winning ♦ Witness, Peters, jr esquire, judge investigation is to be made by a civil NOTICE. of onr said court, at Ellsworth, aforesaid, this State Senate is entirely repnbli- eighteenth day of August, in the year of our of men who have had up adrift Sunday. Aug. 28. 1*98. SCHOOL NOTES. board, composed Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety- vdi. and t. ■■■ IIc.se so. Sena- between Kockiami Breakwater and Mark nearly in PICKED eight. John F. Knowlton, Recorder. experience military affairs, and who a small white, two a Island, sloop boat, painted ction is, of course, All the schools of the are now ss. a. d. 1898. city will command the full confidence of the jibs and mainsail,center-board. Mast painted “Monarch Hancock August 19, can have same a fonc usion. open. yellow. Owner by proving ALL COLORS. At 9 o'clock in the forenoon by virtue of the people. and charges. IOil£ 1 attached a new boat property paying within writ. painted ilancock elects its entire s. * county The board of education at a special INSURGENTS TROUBLESOME. Cai*t. ,1. Eaton, U. S. Deck Paint for floor.. white, unrigged, now at Brooklin, in said Little Deer Isle. Maine. of Hancock, as the of -aid •-it' t'chet both senators and its meeting elected John A. Scott, from Manila county property Thursday Keports .September 10, -ay White Lead. Andrew Jauiies, valued at one hundred dol- NOTICE. “Eagle" •■mire list of representatives with a of Ellsworth, vice-principal of the Ells- that the situation as regards the insur- J lars; and within five days ->f said atta< hment. Ilr HKKKAS my wife, Gertrude M. Young, United hml Kaw Oil, Varnishes and to wit, on the 19th day of August, a. d. isws. I worth high school in place of Harry E. there is snd a conflict J ^ a-ception. For this exception gents acute, 1> has left my bed and board without just Sheila*-. filed in the office of the dirk of the said town Walker, resigned. Mr. Scott is a grad- between American and forces I hereby forbid all persons har- { of Brooklin, an attested copy of so much of I .a. :are not responsible, insurgent provocation, + Colors aihl I’.lint finishes. s> boring or trusting her on ns account. my return on this vent as relates to the uate of Ellsworth high school, class of is imminent unless Aguiualdo recedes ♦ ♦ hut the republicans themselves. II. D. Young. above-named attachment with the value ■•{ ’do, and of Rowdoin. ’dS. from the he has assumed. North Brooksville, Aug. 2-5. 1*9S. the defendant's which I :im within she position ♦ property wonh did nobly: relatively ♦ commanded to attach, the names of the par- was on The demands of the are NOTH 1 | The Bridge hill school closed insurgents the date of the and the art t > ■ •■ I tics, writ, ho wing than any other \ s n\v wife. \nn> 51 Bray, has i the used as a of Manna, and a ipHFHF. tOur Drv Goods wbi' b the »nmc is returnable; and the said Monday, building being joint occupation repre- W left my bed and h.-aid without ♦ m me state. The just ♦ Andrew Jaques. not being an inhabitant of city following sentation on the board •- ->r- •. •■•at ion. I hereby forbid all persons har- j polling place. dictating j this State, and having no tenant, agent or w noring or trusting her on mv ae --ount. as I how her vote in '98 com- The insurgents, who at attorney in the State mat I could tied after Miss Veira M. White, of has management. shall no debts of her after Columbia, pay contracting ♦ 1 I ..»k« i. at it diligent search therefor. i.tllui of '94. the last "off- tir-t asked are now misdate. a- -I .I uKi.i an .m Bray. Department been to teach the intermediate independence, asking | -ervice of this writ. R. W. svtii, engaged North Blueh ill, Sept. It. 1898. ♦ ♦ election: fur reward for assistance * PetMitv Sheriff ear" of the l'ine street school in the given the + replete as * department 81 1 I, IU A l.\h, Americans. This is the first intimation ♦ L''"" l -, ,Ai'. ♦ place of Miss Dorman resigned. This fancy got"!-, He stock F. M-worth Municip;! Court. ..510 that would I*-" Uu.irrltsrmrnl3. term. a. «i. l-i**. room did not this week, owing to they accept anything > ♦ September open the for w nt, order* «1. Taal the .14.1 Hi' t hati and is pon eg- ng independence, construed by s plaintiff giw ni>:,e, :. the s.iui Xnd r*-w on t mean that Aguiualdo Hiid ot:..r .1 up «•* t- app« tr h#*for* the judgi f FLOUR and ORAIX. < urt. to In- h<*!d< u i: FIN- leaders need to have the -upreine judicial ELLSWORTH SCHOOL TEACHERS. insurgent only ■■ | | \\ > rt within and f .r the •«.ii:il "f I! h. > k, f their hum'.- v. urm-.-.i fon the ttr«t Tur-dav ««f November, a d. 1898, ■ Following 1* a list i*f leather* in the palms by good 2 3 by publishing an attested ropy <>( .-mi writ, American gold. ♦ _ ♦ ill Ellsworth has Ellsworth schools. There have been few am! this order thereon, three wee k- -<;i c< Populism appar- j1 from la*t sively in the Kllsworth \inericnn, a news ■ .. i. !.. r.t and the drift changes year. days, printed in Ku-.\< rth, in our inly of Green ! 'll: M Ns Killed .it Swan'- |-la*i I papt Mary A. GrindeU. Instantly Hancock, t ht '.it pi!:' > 11 n to :hir* .. iu be ..us to the republican Brimmer's bridge Miss Grace M. Grin- Atlantic, Sept. 1 -pmia!' 1-uac days at lei-? prior !■• -aid fir-t hue-dax two-*M-ds of the loss \ WHITING l *>f November next, that he max there and party. populist deli. BROTHERS, I ♦ 4 hii in 1 Wliiuington, at work »— then in our -aid court ami answer to HiiAh-hnmu, + :*»!» established V.i year- ^ appear ,uiug ui lie gain, and School street Fred \V. MNm* nRCA,N WOVEN WIRE COT BED. -aid suit. republican Drake. 1>.aril's quarry, was t>i<»ri up ami in- ■ e-third in tne democratic gain. Annie Mu!Ian and Georgia H. Frazier. ^ 37 Main St Ellsworth. .f F. K N o XV I, T O v, ] stantly killed afternoon. He ^ Me. of tie I. M Saturday 1 order Ilardxv.- a me. Pine street Miss Ytnia M. Whitt. Miss v.irni«hedjft ("loj-ely woven, \ true of tin •>-. rh, dlict r's n n and had a w ife ami family al Y iiiainavt. n, %s ho copy II. Black. order of c« uri tlo rf on. IV on Not Keared. Mary steel wire. : a lli.^legs. a har.dy l*ed to have In were all ready to move to this place. Him \tte-t .1, h P'sowiTON. Recorder. not state street Miss Margaret E. Laffin .- }. ..lent .'1. Kinley does be- remain- were taken V m 11 rp» veti for the *nd xv aj at only Q cl: To all interested in of es- Water street Miss Leonora G. Higgins. interment. per-ons either tin- war was lyidly managed, * 1.50 at me \VI>T KM). tates hereinafter named. Morrison district Miss Hettie F. At a court held at Hluchil!. in and >r, th he knows that it was, probate contrary Hemick. for the of Hancock, on tin* sixth | Then 1- more Catarrh In this sect! »n <*f the county me. a. ., whole. well so well as dux -epu r, d. IMVX. managed- I road Mrs. Mabt-l Davis. country than all other diseases put together, Surry Bridges fo ewmg matters having been pro and until the i-t tew \r:ir- \v;i- -ul'po-cd <• rJ,HI. i.' surprise the world by the results Hillside Miss J. Dunbar. I 4 -tuted fi.r the action thereupon herein- Mary Ineuratde. Era great many y ear- doctor- |»r aft. indicated, it is ordered that no- !ce< i> an short North EHsworth Miss Susie E. iH'unoisl it a local dlsea-e. ami prrserib* ! al hereby mpiishefi incredibly Long. tice thereof he given to all persons inu r. -tod, remedies, and l»v con-tantly tailing t<. „:e RATTAN rocker. EDWIN M. MOORE. in- IT no idea most N eolin- Mi« Laura L. To0*'." a of this order to be has that the McCarthy. with local tr ■atmetit, pr* -i it in.urn dealer in all kb <1- >>t by causing copy pub | lisheti three weeks -m-. in tm* h i!s- *' Head of Pond Miss Mildred A. Bil- S ii'iii o ha- proven imiiim a eun-ilturion- ssively igation of the conduct Fr©*h, Salt. Smoked, worth American, a i,> »t-d at al di-ea.-e, and therefore r« uiiun.ii Gent’s size, full roll. -he.lac ;.ni.-di, well hal- Dry w-p.tptr pub’. lings. quire-rmi-tn Kllsworth, in -aid that c f th w ir will uncover treatment Hall’s (.’a tart h ur*-, m.-muf,. I .r«l county, they mny ap- any myste- .»!■* 1 and ca-v t>> -it in a re-ts at a eonrt to be 1 <1 at Fils Dollard town Miss Ft he I M. (files. I- -1 A '•> I tl rocker that the FISH. pear probate by Cheney i. rious evil or to 1 worth oil the fon t .1 da x of t i. d. Is-.— that it is West Ellsworth -Chester A. eonstituiioii.il on t:.» n *d,er, necessary Maddocks. euro n.trUrt 1; ex e t.* look and the to-It upon hody upon, Cod, Haddock, Halibut, at ten of the clock lu the ami be Lovina M. Richard- Internally in doses fron ■’* to Blueflsb, forenoou, find for some HappytownMiss < au-e scape-goat great •* ’• Mackerel, Trout, Salmon, heard thereon if they see son. lul It art- directly the 1-iood ami mu -ous would be cheap enough fur one of them, » and l.xt bat era. Zahud Foster, late of Kllsworth. in -aid surface- of tl.e system. V.<: ,.n. ('lam*, Scallop* Fullerton district Miss Annie M. Davis. hut while last can one at SM.DK deceased. A u tain instrument dred dollars for any case it tails t«»eur»*. "end they you got j county, pur- a Beechland Miss Annie L. McFarland. to he the last will and testament of I3ut he does believe that dig- tor clrrulurs and testimonials. A. Id Campbell A True Hide-. Hast End Bridge, porting re--*, at the t\ KST END. said deceased, together wftb for Bridge Hill Misses Mary A. Gaynor, F. ,J. CHtNKi A o petition pro- nified, and scientific in- CO., Tolodo, KII.NWOKTII. ME. bate thereof. Frank Fos- dispassionate ; Annie K. Nellie Multan. Sold TSc. presented by lx>ring Stockbridge, by Druggists, ter. the executor therein named. quiry. mam men of Brook .Miss Hattie McGown. Hall's Family Pills are the best. :•.k by broad-gauge Boggy Mark (irav. late of Buck-port, in -.1 coun- ! Ellsworth Falls—Miss Kate E. minds and accomplishments, will be Laffin; YNWOOD r. GILES, [ tv. deceased. A certain instrument purport- I Mrs. Lizzie 8. Moore, Miss Carrie A. ing to be the last will amt testament oi said valuable in weak in Co let. J showing up spots ! W hit taker. ; deceased, together with petition for probate BARCAIN CLOTH WIN- thereof, Hannah I>. our of Shore road—Mias Wilhelmina S. Frost. OPAQUE Attorney and at I presented hy Gray, the present system running of six rooms-Second with Counsellor Law. High school—Hoyt A. Moore, Miss Clio tloor, use ikno. 3ji executrix therein named. the and of stable. Directly opposite Klixabeth Nicholson, late of in quartermaster, commissary M. John A. Charles W. SUITE post-office powiSHADES.^ Bucksport. Chileott, Scott, and town hall. Suitable for office or dwelling. said deceased. A certain instrument medical of the county, departments army—a Campbell. Kent low. Apply to Mas. B. A. Dunn, Blue- purporting t6be the Inst will aud testament hill, Maiue. Special attention given to Collection* and all of said with system intrenched in laws that, right Four desirable colors to select from; a good deceased, together petition for j Commercial bueluea*. j probate thereof, presented by Annie M. Nich- or wrong, under existing conditions, OBITUARY* spring roller; 6 feet by 36 Inches sire; a silk olson. the executrix therein named. Jcmnt>. 1 lx*wis N. Wardweli. late of Verona, in said must be carried out until are pull to match with each. All for 25c. the laws MRS. JENNIE county, deceased A certain instrument ARCHER ROYAL. MONEY TO LOAN. puf- porting to be the last will and testament of changed. Mrs. Jennie Archer Royal, whose death bay mare, w-«ighs about j HORSE—Dark1.000 lbs. Found iu West Hancock. .. AT THE said deceased, together with petition for pro- In other a hate R. words, that thorough in- on Sept. 6 was recorded in The Ameri- Owner can have same by proving property SECURITY TAKEN ON HEAL ESTATE i thereof, presented by Koscoe Ward* and Address W. R. i well, the executor therein uamed. will result in out the can last had been in paving Charges. Butler, quiry pointing week, long poor West Hancock, Me. OR PERSONAL PROPERTY. Mercy Bartlett, late of Mount Desert, in that should be made to im- health, yet remained hopeful to the last. ■ aid county, deceased. Petition that Abraham changes ALL BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. She was a true wife, a loving mother, a West Eil Store. j Bartlett, of Winslow, in the county of Ken* the It was because ol Furniture nebcc. be prove system. devoted daughter and kind sister, bring- amusement. I may appointed administrator of the K. B. Offices over Bflrrlll National Bank, estate of said said this belief that President ing sunshine and happiness into the lives HOLMES, Proprietor. deceased, presented hy McKinley Ellsworth, Maine Abraham Bartlett, a brother of said deceased, of those with whom she came in con- THE GREAT i concluded to order the made Silver Ware Checks Mary W. Heath, late of Verona, in said inquiry tact. She was a gixen. devoted member of the , county, deceased. Petition that 8cba Heath*, that was Sec. Methodist church, adorning her of said Verona, may be adminis- requested by Alger. pro- West End In appointed fession by a well-ordered life. None Bridge Odd Fellows’ Building. Latest Floral Designs trator of the estate of said deceased, present- ed bv Alon/o Heath, -on of -aid deceased. knew her but to love ber. Much sym- MAINE Famished J FESTIVALS. Promptly John t-t. C. of Paul, duty of making this will be is felt for the I Holman, late in the inquiry pathy lonely companion PROM -tate of Minnesota, deceased. Petition that and t he little one left. A devoted composed of men who are widely mother, I Kdward K. Chase, of Blnehill, in the county two sisters and three brothers mourn her Second Season, 1 H!»H. The DUTTON GREENHOUSES. : of Hancock, and State of Maine, may be and whose will be • ap- known, findings loss. pointed administrator of the estate' of -aid _ RAISED WORE A SPECIALTY. 1 the entire Gen- COULD, deceased, in si-c.l.i! bv Ida I.ii-k Il.dmun the accepted by country. STOVER A ... lessees. I widow <>f said deceased. Guam. who now the store so oc- GRAVES, erals Miles and Shafter. who are both Bangor, (k-t. ti. 7, S. keeps long Caroline B. Homer, late of Bucksport, in said in will welcome j cupied by tlie late J. W. Coombs, is ! county. deceased. First account of <). F Washington, say they the United Mates, which doubtless will be Fellows. executor, tiled for settlement. to rill want that can a permanent of this Oct prepared every Carrie M tin closest scrutiny of their every possession country. Portland. 10, 11, 12. .inn, late of Orland. in said coun- he STEAM LAUNDRY deceaseil. First account of Charles A. An of wonders dawned on supplied by ty, act, and the same sentiments are ex- age Guam, AM) HATH ROOMS. I Ginn, administrator, filed for s* ttlement. Beneath the touch of Uncle Sam WM. R. CHAPMAN, Conductor. I Fphraim 8. Lewis, lute of Franklin, in said pres ed by S.-rgt. Gen. Sternberg, A time of restlessness and light Choice Confect ionery, “NO PAY, NO VVASHKK.** county, decease'll. Second account of Jeffer- and Gen. head of the commis- ! son T. Lewis, administrator, tiled for settle- Kagan, To take the place of peace and night’ Grand Orchestra of 70 and ImmeiiM- Cho- All kind? of laundr> worn done at rh'*r» e., ment. rus of lOOO sary department. The latter is so Voices. Mce. Good* called for ni.d de!lv» red. Ambrose Simpson, late of Sullivan, in said Ah, Guam, asleep on the ocean’s breast, Fruit, Nuts and the like. H. K. I.VIEV A ('(»„ county, deceased. Final account of Janie* ,.f his is all Lulled World Renowned >oloi*ts and \rti-ts. department by the soft Pacific into rest. Kn>! Bridge. Kllsworth. Vi- Fly*-, administrator, filed for settlement. right he says he wishes the Unending as the sea Is, and as still, Gadskt, Maconda, Green, Rlcke**, Williams, « harles « Daniels, an insane person, of Waterhouse, Davies, Miles and Others. I»cer Isle, in said county. First amount of President would have the Why need you wake* to wonders aud to ill? An appropriate purchase inquiry legal >*oticre. Elmer P. SpofTord. guardian. filed for sett;*- nient. \,-id>- hi. You are so a man who smokes reiy by his very little, Guam, that you I .Ml ami by political op- i:\eniiifc Prices, *1.00, *-».00 | Enoch B. Hill, late of B.:rk*pi»rt. in -aid To all interested in either of the es- Are but a misty speck upon the blue Matinee persons ponents. Prices, 75c., *1.00 and *1.50 is a tates hereinafter named. Petit n foi of earth, and. j I'f the persona: estate .»f said deceased, Infinity Guam, Ticket- can l*e ordered direct fr-mi At a court of insolvency held at Hluchill, pre- sented by rah J. Hill, the wiih-w >■! d* Although "tis well t<> i»e of Uncle Sam, IIomkkN t il v-k, Busiiu Mgr Aubi..!., M- in ami for tin countv of Hancock, on the ... ; eased. rapidity with whicl; oi: a sixth of -. a. <1. is day pit mber, * ■> That is BOX of CIGARS I hari* I > -nit.., .1 •• ■ .f s» l; < \.. n. in 1 id is in the treasu- not all of peacefulness nor rest, following matters having been pre- money- accumulating r|MIE i county, deceased. Petition for ilb-w ant e out As li 1 sented for the action herein- I you tvc known them on the gentle brea-t 3hfarTti3fnirnl3. thereupon 1 of Hu personal estate of said deceased, h .*M-inar Gage has notified the after indicated, it is hereby ordered that no- pre- <*f where -viite.l Milda M. the wido -..id your Pacific, through all the years tice thereof be given to all interested, by Small, ..f uohicr.s ot tue old whicl person? j de* eased. currency 6s, l uu never knew our world of and fears. MEERSCHAUM PIPE. causing a of this order to be hopes by copy pub- " i*. F.WI will b lished three weeks successively in the Ells- ; NdllAM, Judge of said Court payable Jan 1, next, of hit A true Copy of original order of court | Ah, dear, delicious, distant, doleless isle, BLUEHILL-GE0R(tE STEVENS worth American, a newspaper published at ■ Attest .-ess to redeem them whenevei in said that -Chas. P. Dork, Register. Wdw:, Asleep foi age- where those soft skies smile, Ellsworth, county, they may ap- j pear at a court of insolvency to be held in N'llll i: ill 1 o|;i « are 11ow rude would I.OM K2 presented. Tiiere about s 14,000,■ your awakening be At on the fourth of adi:mv. TOBACCO and CIGARS. Ellsworth, day October, HEREAS, Mary E. St< ■ I Boused a new world’s a. d. 1898, at eleven of the clock in the 000 in these bonds. Ht by energy! fore- ville. Hancock county. Maine, did on outstanding and be heard thereon if noon, they see cause. the 21st day of September, 18m7, by her mort- ) is p.u < offered to Ah, shut In the case of A. Lewis and anticipate tilt j gentle Guam, keep those eyes of your-. Edgar Harvey gage deed of that date recorded in book 220. ( are not for i-> 1). Friend, of Hucksport. in said county, a.? in October ii.tciest on the 4 cent what not upon y ur shores; page 202, convey mortgage to Jeremiah per FALL TEIRLM: HENRY GOULD. individuals and as member? of the firm f E. of You are so Jones, said Brooksv ille, ’.he dr ! little, Guam, away so far, A. Lewis At insolvent debtors. folKvmg bonds, it will be the special aim o Co., Petitions scribed real estate, viz.: The world leave as in PETERS BLOCK, ELLSWORTH. said A. Lewis and busy might you you are. will open the New Building just com- presented by Edgar said A certain lot or parcel of land in said see I>. as Secretary to that the Harvey Friend, both individuals and as Rrooksvillt as Gage money on bounded follows: Beginning ‘"-''h-j A n age of pleted, members of said firm, for u from all is go’ hack into circulation fast frontiers, sorrow’s, cares, discharge on the northe• v side of the town ro.ul at the debts their and to disturbance it In which each state and nation shares' provable against its estate corner of la. 1 of Bewail TapU-y; thence enough prevent any under the insolvency laws of Maine. call it dawn. is southwesterly by the road six rods to a stage business circles. They Guam, such light Is9s. O. P. of said court. .Monday, Sept, lit, CUNNINGHAM, Judge and stones: thence northwesterly about fif- A greater blessing than your ? YES, A true copy of original order of court. teen and night one-half rods to a stake and stones: Attest:—Cham. p. Dorr, Edward E. Register. thence to Sewall s lot It Guam or if it Chase, northeasterly Tapley The American is the first may be, ; be or not, six rods; tnence news I BUY MY MEATS EI1HE subscriber hereby gives notice that southeasterly by said Tap- What harm can be, if only one small spot for the Trustees. X he has been ley s lot fifteen and one-half rods to the first- paper to give the practically com duly appointed execu- mentioned On all the earth is left still unoppresaec^ tor of the last will and testament of Isaac bound, containing three fourth* of an acre more or less, with the buildings nlete returns of the vote in Hancocl man Mace, late of Aurora, in the coun- Where may stop and breathe and rest? thereon, to which ty of Hancock, deceas. d, and given bonds said mortgage deed refer at the State election las — W. J. ence is here made. And the* said county Lampion. as the law directs. All persons having de- whereas, mands against the estate of said deceased Jeremiah'Jones did on the 19th day of April, Monday. The returns not receive! 1>*M, his are desired to the same for .settle- by assignment of that date, recorded The old of Prometheu- Is a MARKET present story parable lIMSSEIti in book of hour of to ment. and all .'J28, page 4, the Hancock up to the going presi Prometheus was on terms .if indebted thereto are requested Registry intimacy w ith Uu ON MAIN STREET. of Deeds, assign and transfer tome said mort Front them he to make payment immediately. arc am [ g'*ds. stole tire, and 'gave It tc GRAY’S gage and the debt secured, and comparatively unimportant, men. For this -in he Bu°srinensS COLLEGE Albert E. Mace. thereby was bound to the rocks ul I t.ET whereas th* conditions of said in no the results Mount and ?'d School of Shorthand and Typewriting, September 6, a. d. 1898. mortgage will respect change Caueas-us, vultures were set upon have been broken, and now remain broken ldm. Tlwv only ate Ids liver. This TSOGHT TO DO BY in the grew again DCTSS DRY THEORY DISCARDED. Notice of of Ills and unperformed, now, therefore, 1 Mo other paper printed county as fast as it was Assignee Appointment. hereby peeked away. Are his suffer SEND Foil FKEK CATALOCFK. Silverware Checks give notice of my intention to forte me said ! gs to be ? At Ellsworth, in the of Hancock and will do this this %veek or any othe imagined Address N county mortgage for breach of the condition thereof. Take a modern FRANK L. GRAY, PORTLAND, ME. State of Maine, the second of is the interpretation of the parable there for all CASH No other day August, Charles H. Perkin-. week. The American only There is no without fire In purchases. a. d.1898. cooking cooking Dated this 7th day of Sept. a. d. 1898. Corvnr and eating the mischief lies. The stomach h market gives them. undersigned hereby gives notice of papier. A. STEWART. M. D. r|iUEhis overtasked, the bowels become clogged, they 1 appointment as assignee «.f the fj^HK subscrioer hereby gives notice that canto t disposed of the food that is given them estate of Janies K. Kelley, of Tremont, A he has been duly appointed adminis- The I BUY FIRST-CLASS in said of trator in town ii \ impurities back up on the liver. Then come HOMOSOPATHIST, GROCERIES county Hancock, insolvent debtor] of the estate of Elmira Gnv, late The only slump any large the who has been vulture—the torments of a diseased liver declared an insolvent upon his' of Bluehill, in the county of H incock, ’~ West Maine. own State was in Lewiston. We fea I>r I'i> *. Glen .Medical is more Brooksville, THERE ALSO. petition, the court of for deceased, and given bonds as the law directs. the ldscovery said by insolvency thau e.^i.a! to the vultures of and its Graduate Boston University. Member of county of Hancock. 1 All persons having demands the estate the President's commissioner dyspepsia against that k'mired disea-e-. There is no more need of suf Maine Homeopathic Medical society; American Bertrand E. Clark, assignee. j of said deceased are desired to pre-ent the :• ring from than there is of Institute of and same for settlement, and all indebted thereto were too full of the Philippines am [ dv.-pepsia hanging llotmeopatliy, corresponding bbe’s self. >dd by ali medicine dealers the member Boston Homeopathic Medical society. are requested to make payment immediately. world Canada to look after the elections. over. TELEPHONE CONNECTION. IV. 11. DRfiSSElt. 1HK AMERICAN: Edward E. Chase. September 6, a. d. 1898. out plantation No. 8 and 21 heard from. VOMNTKF.K All> ASSOCIATION. | ISORN. SItJbcrtt'srmfnta. Katlroaba nnb Stramboata. THE ELECTION. Even if those plantations voted, which is ALLEN—At Verona, Sept 2, to Mr and Mrs Last Rrlef Sketch and Secre- not certain, r heir entire vote thrown for Meeting George Allen, a son. Maine Central Railroad. would not overcome Hr ham’s tary’s Report. BUNKER—At to Mr and Mrs A IN Tracy idg Tremont, Sept 2, Nervousness VERY SMALL VOTE CAST George II Bunker, a daughter. plurality. The Inst meeting of the Volunteer aid Commencing Sept. lO, 1898, DANEY—At Bueksport, Sept 1», to Mr and Mrs THE STATE. The elected, with their association was held at “The Pines” on BAH HARBOR TO BANGOR. representatives Joseph Dancy, a son. Sleepless, Tired and Miserable, M it are indicated in the table. Friday afternoon, Sept. 9. Reports of the DOW—At to Mr anil Mrs A. M. P. M. A. M. P. P. M. plural ies, Stonlngton, Sept 8, 4 Could Get No Rest BAR HARBOR 7 oo MxM 10 3 » 8 45 work were read the and Simeon I. Dow, a son. 30, IN ELLSWORTH. by secretary — ELLSWORTH HOLDS UP TO 1894 FIGURES | Sorrento. 7 15 10 10 3 30 .» 15 EATON—At I Is|e, A tig 30, to Mr and Mr- Ellsworth claim the banner for treasurer, Miss M. A. Greely, and the Sulil .to .. 10 45 4 loj. may Matthew M a son. How This Has All Been Eaton, Changed by Mt Desert Ferry 7 5o 12 20 11 20 4 40 9 45 -REPUBLICANS GENERALLY SUC- its vote. the vote closing business was transacted by the holding up Though G RIN DLE—A t Fremont;, Sept 4, to Ml* and Mrs Hood's Waukeag, S. Fy j7 .».» 12 3o 11 271 f4 461 to 52 Taking Sarsapar >a. > CESSFUL—TRACY HE ATEN was light, It was larger tliHii that of 1891 president, after which refreshments were Meilbury J (irindle, a son. Hancock. *7 5h | 35 Ml 30 4 5o. IIA RI’ER— At I have taken Franklin Road.. 8 oo 12 50 II 39 5 on. fifteen votes. served on the lawn. ’Fremont, so.pt 2, to Mr and Mrs Hood’s Sarsaparilla ns a FOP. by .J Wash’gton (,'o.Jc. 1 10:. f5 10’.. LEGISLATURE William Harper, a son. blood for Hut Ellsworth is entitled to another The Volunteer aid association was or- i purifier several years past with ELLSWORTH s 20 I 32 11 55 5 18 Jo 20 HIGGIN's \t >'Mind, to Mr and Mrs -opt 3, most results. Ellsworth Falls *8 24 1 42 112 5 24 it is town ganized on June when a satisfactory It 00] banner the banner republican Thursday, 30, 1S98, Ctarence Higgins, son. always Nleolin. fs 3<; M 57 *12 14 5 41. Election wm v ,r;' -.pi: f, nnd the vote builds of the county. Comparing the vote for in response to a general invitation given MASON-At !'•!uphill. Sept c, to Mr and Mrs up my system by giving me a good i Lake. +S 44 2 12 f 12 23 f» Frank L Mason, a I I Lake House. ... -s 52 12 25 15 5*. wua small throughout the State. The a by Mrs. ladies met at daughter. Marjorie appetite. have been afflicted with ner- governor with that of 1891, republican Hale, fifty-four Louise.] Mill. f2 30 02. vousness Kgery’s f6 are “The Pines” for t lie of a and could not I had a Holden..... *« 58' 2 35 +12 38 0 OR. losses largely on t tie republican side as gain in plurality *,f sixty-llve, and this J purpose forming ! M’AULKY \t stonlngton. I, to Mr and sleep* Sept Brewer June_ '17 3 27 12 58 6 25. in fact one of the candi- to work for the sick and wounded Mrs ... B MeAuley. a son. tired, miserable feeling and work wns a usual, but enough are left to elect the full spite of the that society Bangor. Kx.'M.. !• 3 40 1 07 6 35 11 30 OSGOOD At to Mr and Mrs burden to me. I had no and dates for governor wa>an Ellsworth soldiers and sailors of the American army Bluehill, Sept b, appetite no BANGOR, M.C. 9 30 3 45 1 10 0 40*11 35 state man, s a son. ticket. The repablb'nns were gen- Eugene Osgood, and I could P. M P. M. A. M. A. M. and ran nixie m votes ahead of his ticket and navy. strength get no rest. I began STINSON—At Monington, Sept (i, to Mr and Portland. 1 16 5 30 1 40 5 30 successful thr noodrs erally throughout State. in Ills own ward. Meetings have been held regularly on Mrs Bernard Mlnson, a daughter. taking Sarsaparilla and occasion- m. 4 30. 9 00 5 57 ] 8 40 TURNER \t to used Hood’s Pills. In a short Bar Harbor 5 40 a Powers’ plurality lor governor in about Mr. Gerry’s small vote was one of the Tuesday and Friday afternoons at Man- stonlngton, Sept 7, Mr and ally time Si,-days only—Leave m, Mrs J A P Turner, a son. Sorrento 6 uO a Mt Desert Ferry 6 30 a m, His on several my nerves were much I "m, 25,000. surprises of the election. total vote ning hall, except occasions, very improved. Ellsworth 7 03 a arrive 8 15 a WOOD—At ilisbury Cove, Sept 8, to Mr and m, Bangor m. in was 42. when t he association has been invited to Mrs Joe Whi could all night and get in the Leave Bangor" 35 a in; arrive Portland 12 25 All the Ellsworth t, jr, a son. sleep up republican candidates for Con- j- m, Boston 4 (0 p in. It he fair to Mr. to “The Pines”. WHITMORE At Verona, Sept 3, to Mr and morning feeling rested. I could work ail may hardly Gerry BANGOR TO BA R HARBOR. gress are elect ! V It li lil ral Mrs Richard a son. pluralities, vote with Funds were needed to on the Whitmore, day, had a good appetite and felt like a compare this Bateman’s 191 in carry I*. M. P. M. A. M. A. M. A. M. but there is a general off from 1S94 work which the members to accom- new person.” Mrs. James Irish, falling 1891, for that year marked the high tide hoped MARRIED. Stow, Boston. 7 no 9 45 8 00] 9 00 figures. of populism in Maine. Hut compared plish, and through the efforts of the Maine. Be sure to get Hood’s, because A. M. P. M. BRIDGES — I» \ VIS—At West Portland. 11 Oil 12 55 11 05] 12 30 are finance committee collections were taken Hancock, Sept 6, with 1896, the figures hut little more E A. M. P. M. The congressmen elected are Keed In bv Rev D Vale, Miss Mabel A Bridges to Hood’s satisfactory to Mr. Gerry. In 1896 Mr. in all the churches on Sunday, July 3, Melvin M Davis, both of Ellsworth. Sarsaparilla P. \ NGOR. 7 35 *5 05 10 07 3 15 >4 45 the first in the Bangor. Ex. St. 7 50 5 10! 10 12 3 4 50 district, Dingley second, while boxes for BALL—M A RTIN—At Is the Best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. 20] Hateman received 114. voluntary contributions Waltham, Mass, Sept 9, Brewer .Junction 8 05 10 21 3 27; 4 57 by Rev Ralph K Conner, Miss Hattie C Ball to six for I. Rood I Burleigh in the third and Reulelle in the were in a sub- $1: $5. C. & Co., nwoll. Mass. Holden. 8 68 10 41 |3 47 t5 17 Bateman’s vote in the county in 1894 put conspicuous places; John G Martin, both of Hancock. Egery’s Mill.. r9 03 110 44 fourth. was some cure Liver was 483, and in 1896, 375. Mr. Gerry’s scription paper passed among CARTER—BROWN—At Tremont, Sept 10, HnnH’cz DSlie Ills; easy to Luke House. 08.f 10 47 t3 53 by iluuu 0 r»ii» take, to jo of the business men of the Rnd on Eben B dark, esq, Miss Mercy Carter, of Mt easy operate. 2Se. Greet. Lake. 9 23 10 5*5 f4 02 f5 32 IN HANCOCK COUNTY. vote in the county was sixty-nine. city, Desert, to Clarence E Brown, of TremotJt. Nleolin f9 351.Ml |4 IP. table shows the result afternoon, 17, a concert <>5| The following of Wednesday Aug. Kllsworth Falls 9 55.. .. 11 19: 4 24l 554 In Hancock county, as throughout the DUFFY—WEBBER—At Bluehill, Sept 5, by the election in Ellsworth by wards: was given at the “Pines” by Miss Ethel Rev Ebenezer Bean, Miss Nellie F DulTy to Hancock County Crops. ELLSWORTH 10 10 6 19 1124 4 29; 5 59 Co.Jc 18 .. •• *1130. State, the vote was small. The following Miss Eleanor and Mr. Stephen M Web hoc, both of Bluehill. is a of the Wnsh’gton flO K1.1.sworth's vote hv wards. Hyde, Hyde Arthur Following summary average Franklin Road.. 10 30 6 32 11 3D 4 42 6 12 GRINDLK-\EVILLS-At Aug table shows of and Mabel Mona- Bluehill, 11, by condition of Hancock as Fiance- k. In 45 11 49 f4 50 20 the returns from tovwis so far Hyde, Hath, Miss Rev Ebenezer Miss Gracia M county crops, ftf g d Bean, (irindle, Waukeag, S. 11 00 f« 43 til 62 t* 63 f6 23 o o u 3 y * of this of to Clarence of the State board of Fy received, compared with 1894, the last ghan, city. Bluehill, Nevllls, Sedgwick. compiled by agricul- Mt.Desert 11 10 6 50 11 59. 5 00 6 30 x r- ~ Ferry ‘•off year” in politics, and which affords Generous contributions of money and MORTON—GRINDLK—At Bar Harbor, Sept 12, ture: Sullivan.:. 8 05 12 15] 6 00 6 50 Rev T F Mrs A lice C Morton to by White, Amount of 08 cent. Con- Sorrento_1. 7 15 12 45] 5 30’ 7 15 t he only fair ; material from friends of the association Alonzo II both of Eden. hay crop, per 12 5 45 *7 15 comparison s S r* g Grlndle, BAR HARBOR *7 40 40] J3 swelled the the work dition of fruit, 71 per cent. Condition of ism. lsus. coffers,and proceed- Sundays only—Leave Bangor 8 15, Ellsworth Governor: ed without hindrance. DIED. the potato crop, 65 per cent. Condition of 9 30 ,-i m. Arrive Mt Desert Ferry 10 05 a m. Sullivan 1025 am. Sorrento lion am. Bar Powers, 130 Ut '1 :>l 104 510 312 The increased the corn crop: (sweet) 71 per cent; (yel- 76 11 13 25 43 ins membership steadily EATON—At Deer Isle, Sept 8, Mrs Barbara B ; Harbor 10 50 a m. Lord, low) 70 per cent. acreage: 1 1 until 100 names were enrolled. Eaton, aged 7(1 years, lo months, b days. Comparative Ladd, 2 Eighteen 83 cent, 75 cent. 2 24 5 EATON-At Deer Maud M (sweet) per (yellow) per Gerry, 5 6 42 were and four Isle. Sept 10, Eaton, j * regular meetings held, Considerable rust and rot from ‘Daily. ~ 13 (l 13 repurled 3 mtl n. aged years, months, bays. t Stop on signal or notice to Conductor. Congress boxes were sent away. Two tilled most localities. a boxes, KI FI ELD At Horace > a u Burleigh, 130 115 >7 54 105 Ml 3.33 Franklin, Mass, Sept 7, These trains connect at Bangor, with through | \ 7 with sheets and for which W Filield, of 17 7 r* o * 3 © 5 Planted, 7' 41 1 5 25 43 P.»S pillow-cases, Buck-port, aged years, trains on Main Line to and from Portland, Bos- I months, lb days. ton and St. John. Sena tors: an urgent appeal had been made, were MARINE LIST. Amherst, 46 M $ jj 7 FORRESTER—At Isle mi limit. Sept 3, Mrs I Tickets for All Points South and West <;rin-lie. no 145 •»: m ms .mi .3.33 sent to Dr. Thomas United States .Aurora, 7 14 4 7 21 Claytor, Waty A Forrester, "t Boston, aged no yar-. ■ on sale at the M. C. R. R. ticket * nuinliu, 1 145 "7 55 I0.5 5:>2 334 office, Riuehlll, 23.* 1-; 1 ]n*, 72 2 and two tilled with GRAVID- \f Llttlclleld, 76 41 M 25 43 I'.ts hospital, Tampa, Fla., Ellsworth, Sept ]o, Percy E Ellsworth. P.rnoklln, 135 m « »; 1 40 s II anrnrk Port*. " 1! n _*f 43 1 were sent to J. H. Graves, aged 15 years, months. County Hrooksvtlle, *s 1:5 »> .-2 .t..r, garments Capt. O’Neill, Passenger0 arc requested to procure ticket* 5 s 3 0 22 JORDAN At Mrs Eliza J Mansf.t—Ar Sept !*, ,-eli C B Wood. -■•>) »5 :j ,v.» 4 Staples, at and to Mariavllle, Sept 13, Stanley, before entering the train, and especially Ells i’lirk-port, Chickamauga park Gen. John T. t.s 5 Subivan l\ks ’1" 1 follows; 99 pajamas, 130 shirts, 20-1 band- Boston ■■■•" 1 SPRAGUE—At .swan's Island, s, Mrs E!l-\v Tth, ! 1 ! Jut 510 2 ’•'iiner, 125 125 54 104 5<>4 2S3 Sept ages, 208 eases, 188 sheets, 11*5 hand- i Phche b- 11 > Ar Sept 10. -el» I.uey Bell, Marlin, from Bo-, hninklin, •*; 22 24 4»; 33 Muurt, > 61 1» 25 43 221 pillow Sprague, aged years, months, days. ton Manhattan l'.»5 i.» 1 45 1 10 0 uM-boro, 7a I'robalc: kerchiefs, wrapper, pairs socks, Ar sell with corn from ./mlge of — Sept 11, Victor, Dyer, Hancock, Pd 30 27 t- 2»> 2 STROUT At Deer Die, Sept 12, Mary A Strout, < 131 II '.'7 54 105 532 335 dozen 2 200 en- Portland Lamolne, V! j-i I ;* 2 7 limdngham, towels, quilts, stamped aged 11 ii;ont3 days. Itcnsuii, 75 41 13 25 13 107 Sld Sept (wh John Braeewell, Benson, for M iaville, 2’ 12 1 1 each a sheet of paper, SCAlIMoN \t velopes, containing Fr.anklin, Sept a, Neta II, in Philadelphia, euro -tone for Hooper, Ha. ■ y Co STEAMSHIP CO., Air. Desert. 1" 4" 1 122 33 Sheriff: and 1 dozen lead pencils, making a total faut daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar E Seam- Sld Sept 7. -eh May (Jueen, Grant, for P. *-toii, < *r!.antl, !■* .in 2'.* * a II Hooper, 111 124 '2 50 100 467 214 of articles contributed the asso- moil, aged months, days. curbstone for Robert —>n A Havey "fl-. I! 1 14 14 1,278 by Higgins, "1 Ml 2' 30 45 253 STURDEE—At Stonlngton, 0, A sld Sept.8, sell C B Wood, Stanley, lor New Penobscot, los if, 2 f.J 1 ciation. Sept Raynold 4 7 2 5 IS Sturdee, aged 3 months, i Bedford, pavi.iir for A Abbott > In to the four boxes a check days. -MHlgwlr k, 124 II 2 addition Sld sell (' n1 nt 'run r: Sept Hattie II Barbour, Er-kins, for ire' III infill :■ ! in 1/ mission< Dr. TURNER At Br < elia E ivu; for £100 was sent to Calvin DeWitt, •klin, Sept (1, Turner, eurb stone for.J P Goruon and 7 is Washington, 'idiuton clm iuilfd in Deer Me), 11 1 171 1 !. 3 trdaou, 130 145 *7 54 1"5 Ml 334 United States hospital, Fortress Munroe, aged years, months, days. others V >0 as < .. ! 75 n |3 25 43 107 Sullivan, 20 HI I, and another for £40 to Uapt. O’Neill. All WOOD—At Salisbury (’ove, Sept s, infant son Ski Sept 11, sell Harvest Home, xuncs, for 71 s r.s .. s 3 *; 22 Surry. 37 21 1 sounders, of these contributions have been grate- of Mr and Mrs Joe Wood, jr. Boston, eurb stone for A Abbott **win's Island, 1 15 2 21 !• (' T. w. r, Some re- Trornont, 2 "2 s*> 1 U»; 55 fully acknowledged. money 1-7 M2 Trenton, 25 11 15 2<> 2S Tuple'., 131 145 54 105 336 mained in the treasury when the associa- iUjUcrtiscnunts. 75 41 13 25 42 1H6 V« roim, 7 »i 13 5 21 < Higgins, tion disbanded, anti this has been 5 1 8 3 6 23 Waltham, 21 • 5 ]0 21 4 2 Carter, deposited in a bank to be used to help the Winter Uarbor Register of Deeds: families of the Maine soldiers who have Si fluded in GouM-ih.ro 12 15 2 130 146 .-7 54 106 53:5 336 died. The is in of the fol- No. 35 Campbell, money charge Plantation, 0 7.. 11 s 76 tl 13 25 42 107 •• llarrlman, committee: Miss Elizabeth N 2 I lowing True, Kingman, 6 8 3 6 23 chairman, Mrs. A. M. Hopkins, Mrs. A. Rt sentat re: NEW ROCKLAND Totals, H'd 1 4*3 2'7S 1417 03 pri P. Wisvvell, Mrs. J. F. Manning, Mrs. J. YORK, Hrumnny, 126 112 '.*7 56 111 M2 343 A. Peters, jr., Mrs. S. D. Wiggin and Mrs. Chairs are The 1 republican Ueket was generally suc- unnloghum, 75 12 !t 22 36 ISO J. P. Simonton. llocking very cheap LINE. Monaghan, 7 2 7 3 7 26 ANDJANGQR t* ful throughout the county. The de- The thanks of the association are due — line, will leave < onstitutional A "lendment: all who contributions or assistance now or Steamers of this Ilangor (Eagle tailed table put .Hhed on this page fur- by 98c, Yes, 16 10 14 8 10 58 15 have made the work which has $1.45 $1.70 buys Wharf, High Head) Mondays and Thursdays at nifties an of the losses possible interesting study No, 20 6 4 4 II 13 been accomplished. ‘.i A. M., and Rockland at H I*. M for New York uid gains of the d fferent candidates. a most comfortable rocker this direct. ¥ The two republican senators Hamlin SbbcrtistmcntB. Returning, steamers will leave New York and at 4 I*. for Rock- and Grindle vere elected with good Mondays Thursdays M., month. land, Camden, Belfast, ilue.ksport and Bangor. majorities. With our superior facilities for handling All the ? silver checks- freight in New York City and at our eastern republican candidates for repre- * w w w A • GIVEN AWAY Every person who has his or her picture C. R. FOSTER. terminals, together with through trallic ar- sentatives were elected except Tracy in taken at rangements we have w ith our connections, both rail and to th~ west and we are the Sullivan class, where the be- will receive checks for by water, south, fight f/ k2rpf TYlTY'l ilfty in a to handle all the business in X O il X U X.XXVX dozen position tween towns in the class for the nom- every photos. trusted to us to the entire satisfaction of our < heck books are Issued and when the both as regards service and ination was not is Tk TJ1 patrons charges. forgotten. Bridgham book Is full are entitled to a II you w#1 jt elected by twenty-five plurality, with- present. Call and learn particulars. All competing rates promptly met.

For all particulars address, U. C. QUIMBY, Eastern Agent, * Elected, t No election. VOTE OF HANCOCK COUNTY IN DETAIL, SEPTEMBER 12, 1S98. No. 22 Broad Street, Bangor, Me. r vf .j «, A. G. HUNT, Rockland, Me. -i i-t N. L. NEWCOMB, Gen’l Manager. *° *- A. I>. Gen’l o — ® SMITH, Freight Agent, 3 = 5-11 Broadway, New York City. .= .2 _ S ■*? jso-3 | — —• ce — © — t: c 2 « _. © >2 — xSStJ*- x ‘22 25 a, ® ♦■♦ £ — ^>42e2'5‘3w' ^ a©M-as*o>^5 s -2 ,_< -9 _ 2 ^ x BOSTON AND BANCOR S z = sI‘2§2-5S3S3oS§?8Ss:°5°1!§2§;3 g 8 5 o H

For Governor:

.. 4fi 69 20 15 42 .. 2 .. 110 62 61 .. 268 116 122 12 163 113 .. 24 18S 5 90 82 72 2606 1201 •Llewellyn Powers. Moulton, rep.510 58 105 .. 20 38 21 7 48 14 lfi 11 7fi Steamship Company. .. .. 45 111 10 9 15 42 40 .. 117 .55 33 1 86 151 16 59 21 39 39 13 1105 Samuel L Lord Saco deni...198 24 72 .. 28 27 4 21 28 7 1 8 35 52 .. •• •• 1 •• •• 3 1 ■• 32 2 .. 1 .. 2 1 .. .. 3 2.. 1 1 .. 1 3 '•. Ammi 8 Ladd, Augusta, pro. J .: J CHANGE IN SCHEDULE...... 2 ... 1. 1 1 4 1 b9 Robert Gerry, Ellsworth, pop. 12 1 2 2 2 1 1 3 ... 4 Eraatus l.ermond, Tlioniaston, nat dem. 1. For Representative to Congress: Five Times h Week to Boston. .. .. 20 15 41 .. 3 .. Ill 03 63 .. 270 111 123 12 163 113 25 191 5 87 SO 73 2628 1217 •Edwin C Burleigh Augusta.rep.531 57 107 .. 21 39 21 7 48 13 16 11 44 74 70 .. .. 46 110 10 9 16 52 12 38 .. 119 54 33 1 86 151 16 60 22 41 39 13 1411 Frederick VV Planned, Augusta, deni...106 25 71 .. 28 26 4 21 26 8 1 8 37 •• •• •• ~’ .. 1 3 ® 1 3 * Oliver 8 Plllsbury, Fairfield, pro. 1 1 3 2. A For Senators:

.. 20 15 42 .. .3 .. Ill 63 63 .. 268 117 12.3 12 163 117 .. 25 101 5 92 SO 73 2614 1237 •RuluaPGrindle, Bluehill, rep..531 58 101 .. 21 39 21 7 47 13 16 11 49 77 70 .. 77 70 20 15 42 .. 3 .. Ill 61 63 .. 269 119 123 12 163 117 .. 2.t 191 5 92 82 73 2657 1250 ■Hannibal E Hamlin Ellsworth, rep.....532 58 107 .. 21 38 21 7 48 13 16 11 19 .. 118 .51 32 1 86 119 .. lfi 22 38 1107 .. '28 26 1 21 26 8 1 .. 8 35 45 110 10 9 15 52 4.3 38 59 41 1.3 Oil, 1 Ittlefleld Blue,II dem...... 1W 24 77 .. .. 110 10 9 15 52 12 38 .. 118 51 32 1 88 148 16 60 22 38 39 13 1100 ClVarles H Hancock, den,.197 24 72 .. 28 27 4 21 28 8 1 8 31 45 Wooster, 1 1 .. 1 1 .. .. 2 2 1 .1 43 5, 1898, and con Albert pop. 22 3 2 2 2 Commencing Monday, Sept Staples, Brooksvllle, tiiming until Saturday, Sept. 24, steamer "Mt. For Clerk of Courts: Desert” Capt. F. L. Winterbothuin, leaves Bar .. 77 70 20 15 12 .. 3 .. Ill 59 63 .. 271 110 123 12 1 63 117 .. 25 191 5 93 82 73 28.53 1252 Harbor at 1 m. •John F Knowlton Ellsworth rep..529 58 107 .. 21 39 21 7 48 13 16 11 49 daily, except Sunday, p .. .. *r Seal Sorthcast Southwe-t .. 110 9 15 49 38 117 51 32 1 86 119 16 59 21 38 39 13 1401 Harbor, Harbor, d -in.19s 24 72 .. 28 26 1 21 26 8 1 8 35 45 10 52 1 WaUerJ Creamer” Penobscot, and and conneet- 1 1 •• •• *. Harbor, Stonlngton Koekland. 3 2 2 .. 2 1 1 .. .. 2 2 Daniel H Saunders, Hancock, pop. 22 at Koekland with steamer for Boston on each For County Attorney: i passage except Wednesdays...... 119 121 117 .. 24 191 1212 .. 16 .. 11 49 78 73 20 15 42 3 111 03 63 272 12 163 5 93 79 73 2624 •John F Bunke r ir Eden,rep.504 58 98 21 39 21 7 47 13 .. 112 Mi .. 22 RETURNING. .. .. 8 31 10 9 13 52 12 38 52 29 1 148 17 59 38 41 13 1112 George B Stuart: il.’lsworth den,.IS I 21 75 28 26 4 21 27 8 1 41 107 For Jutiqe of Probate: From Boston, daily, except Sundays ami ...... 11 18 77 70 20 1.5 40 .. 3 112 63 63 265 119 123 12 16.9 116 25 191 5 92 S2 73 26.50,1219 •O-car prutintnirlinm Buck-port ren..Vt2 58 HIT 21 .39 21 7 IS 13 16 Thur-day -, at o m. .. 5. 1 86 .. 15 .. .. 8 35 15 109 10 9 17 51 12 38 121 .32 119 61 21 38 39 13 1101 ! From lb-ck!aml via •snarh\v*--t RIBoU N Eden, dem...... -I : 28 26 1 21 26 8 1 stonlrgt>n, lleo-oti, Harbor, Northea-t Harbor and Seal Harl-.-i * I 'lag station) dally,except Mondays at a to a to ...... 228 -0 117 12 159 113 .. 25 .. 9 .. 11 1.5 65 62 20 12 33 2 10- 53 53 191 5 93 77 73 2366 729 Mcwi’-'f’iI.. FI I-worth ret. ..167 1.5 93 5 3.3 21 7 38 9 .. .. -8 36 1 .. .. S 38 117 10 12 21 .. 1 53 IT 10 157 88 151 16 58 21 38 10 13 1637 .1 NWiemiah II II .g’g'n-, K.t»w.’,rth, den..21 27 .. 13 31 I 21 31 12 8 57 E. >. Moi;si:, Agent, Bar Harbor. .. 1 1 •• 1 .. .. -. 1 .. 1 Warren W turiier, Waltham, pop. IS 3 1 Calvin Acstin, Gcn’l Supt., Boston. For County Comm issioner: .. 63 .. 135 12.3 .. .. 19 77 70 20 15 II .. 3 112 63 271 12 163 117 29 191 5 94 71 73 2071 12-9 William II. Gcn’l Boston. •Perry W Plcl.ard-on Fremont rep....531 58 1 06 .. 21 39 21 7 IS 1.3 16 11 Hill, Mgr., .2 38 .. 36 32 1 86 .. .. 8 15 110 In 9 15 52 117 118 12 59 21 38 17 13 13 ,7 Jame,>8 C:,,m1on. Br ";ksvlliy! dem.?!... 1W7 21 73 .. 28 26 1 21 26 8 1 35 .. J .. .. -. -. James L Saunders, Bluehill, pop. 22 J J 1 1 For County Treasurer: 12 .. 3 .. Ill 63 63 .. 269 119 122 12 163 117 .. 25 191 5 93 SO 73 2055 1256 ♦')mnr VV Tanlev Fl'-vorth rep.532 5S 10S *. -1 38 21 7 48 13 16 .. 11 49 77 70 20 15 9 53 12 » .. us 51 33 1 so m .. i« 59 21 3S ■« w 72 .. <8 27 . 21 w 8 » » 45 no 10 «. » A!r/oHig^ViMV.;::iem:.r.?::.::..:it« } -. •• •• 2 .. 2 1 1 .. .. 2 Robert B farter, Ellsworth, pop. 23 3 2 For Req inter of Deed#: .. .. 119 123 .. .. 20 15 42 .. 3 Ill 63 63 269 12 163 11S 25 191 5 93 82 73 2660 1264 'William B Fan obeli Ellsworth rep...533 5S 10S .. 20 39 21 7 4S 13 16 11 49 77 70 51 86 .. 1 .. 8 45 110 HI 9 15 52 12 38 ..118 32 1 148 16 49 21 38 39 13 1390 Richard '...197 21 72 .. 28 26 4 21 26 8 35 P^llarr.S».!!,C)rl.nd,den •• •• 2 2 .. 2 1 1 .... -. -. Molbory Kingman, Mariavilie, pop. 23 3 Cnr Renrrsmtatives to Leaislature: •Charles H Drummey, Ellsworth, rep...532 . Jjgj A Ellsworth, deni..189 . Fall John Cunningham, “D Schedule. In Effect Sept. 7. Stephen Monaghan, Ellsworth, pop.... 28 . 5, •Frank T Jellison, Surry, rep. 50 107 ... Steamers “Catherine” and “Juliette” w 1 dem. 2k <■! ..... leave Ellsworth Monday, Tuesday, Thursd. Edward M Curtis, Surry, _ ami Saturday at 7 30 a m, Surry at >' 30 a m, 38 21 7 48 11 Iti .. 11 173 11) •Charles E Brimmer, Mariaville, rep.21 ♦Barker’s Bolnt, Bluehill, “South Bluehib 1 -1 -b 10 .. .. 8 1-1 George E Norris, Hancock, dem.-5 lirooklin, Sedgwick, Deer Isle, “Herrlck’o Lam ™ 29 3 “Blake’s Point. Bedford E Tracy, Winter Harbor, rep.33 log, Sargentville, Eggemoggin, dem.10 >- 11-,3? *u 1,1 .i" ii! "i i" ! "i! i”::: "ii "i. L>W“°9 •>=;-a ( u-tine, Dark Harbor (Islesboro), arriving ii •Fred W Bridebain.Sullivan, Koekland to make close connections with steam 30 ers for Boston direct. •Arthur H Sargent, Sedgwick, rep.192 4, if2? RETURNING 33 290 •John W Somes, Mt Desert, ^ i;'* Will leave Rockland on arrival of Bosti-t rep.,3° 14B“ la 1 .... “1B boats Henry A Lawford, Eden, dem.103 Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sun 39 da. lor above landings, arriving in Ellsworth •John L Btonington, rep." J,3 early in the afternoon. Goss, ** ~a .. M Winfield S Thurlow, Scou'tou, Ind dem. Through tickets sold on hoard and baggag- 19* 111 cheeked •Isaac Britton, through. Bucksport, rep.1391 „® o. A. I> Verona, dem. ••••. CROCKETT, Stephen1 Bridges, Mi- «Q C9 ,t5 >1.1 syn'0.1 Manager, Koekland, •Albert R Buck, Orland, rep.. .ar tt. W. HlttttlNS, John F. Soper, ind. dem.. “Flag landing. Agent, Ellsworth. Vote on Amendment of Constitution: ...... 8 32 22 23 8, 28 24 6 14 16 .. 2 39 25 26 527 443 58 14 26 .. 4 8 11 7 10 4 12 .. 7 5 9 1 •• 2 .1 1.1 1 si Subscribe for Thk m .. i u 2 » > s .. i .. i 5 i i. America liable and desirable at Bar Harbor. aubfrtiBtmrntB. Thk American has subscribers at 106 NEWS. places COUNTY Mrs. Scott is at ! COUNTY NEWS. o' 1! in Hancock present occupying “De.il- "•■“•t-afPces county; 5br -:i/ County Xne* are other page*. fbr additional County Nairn sir other pages. stone”. Sue Is one of the wealthiest all t ■■her papers in the county com- women in the Bar Harbor colony. bi .•* reach so many. The Amer- (iiPItl I'OlUl. IT. *t Sullivan. She Draws a Prize ■■ .t in tin* returned to The Forester* a successful IC the only paper printed Mias Lillian Laughlin gave very Ivorine. Ivorine < who 11 nty, find has never claimed to Lowell, Mass. dance at he Milton Wednesday evening. buys hr Capt. Charles Lawrence captured a cod- ov*y paper that can prop- Mrs. M. A. Ogry return*d to Massachu- M rs. Charles Randall and little daughter, is a The cake of fish in a cove near prize. er d a COUNTY all the Wednesday Chipman’s t, paper; setts Wed nes da of Harrington,are t he guests of Mrs. Ran- crossing. Tlie tish was stranded in Toilet Soap that i- nearly I’eu. '.y local papers. The circula- dall's sister, Mrs. William P. Goodwin. superb The Dollard party, from New York, shoal water. It 'CAN, barring the Bar weighed forty-nine she finds in every package went to Alligator lake to-day. Capt. Jesse Mitchell lias chartered the H- ■ •/ n summer list, i« larger pounds. little launch to run on the is a and the Messrs. Maddoeks and Rollins gave a naphtha ferry. prize, longer th 4 .>/ aii the other papers printed Lightning played havoc with the tele- entertainment even- The trip is made delightful by this little uses them the more in I stereopticon Friday phone and elect, ic light he*e she county, systems boat. ing. Wednesdey evening. Lightning at ruck she them. Schools opened with Mr. Lar- highly prizes Mrs. H. E. Colson was the guest of Mrs. ttie seminary building, tearing a bole in Monday rnhee in of t hr Mrs. Sara You pay for the H. F. Day, of Franklin, for the past ten the roof, but doing little damage. chprge grammar, only C'l Xt tcs sec other pages, S. Abbott of the and Miss Louise — ’ntj/ dav's. primary Ivorine the Toilet Soap The banker “Edgar S. Foster”. Capt. Hawkins, assistant. Mrs. George Clarry and Mrs. Dickey John arrived Like costs you nothing. Ivor- Mclnnis, Thursday. Miss Cora (Union leaves this *• the with Mrs. morning — Ki M -hail in visiting his parents. are spending day Eugene tlie other vessels of the she brings a uses fleet, for win re has of the ine for household of Amherst. Frank’in, she charge y u led to his home in Foster, full fare, some 2,500 quintal of «i d and u .»■> sc’' ! Miss Joeie Bunker teach- for wash- who will pr’i- the Toilet Soap 'an .if' v. -t< Irving Anderson, of Trenton, deck-load of oil. Capt. Mdiun> « ports a rday. es at plantation No. 7. cook at the Alligator lake sporting camp, season on the- hanks, and stand, bath, and nursery. * Who has been spending the very pleasant Sept. r> G. arrived here Satur*ia3\ not wind to do busines. .1. _ fown, Wt this week. enough The T. P.. Williams* Co Glast 'nburv, ('■ in. Washburn Lord and wife, of Howland, Mdvin Gordon is home from New Makers of Williams' Kam us Shaving \ ’» At.iiur II. oreenlaw, who has been Horace W. Fifleld, of this place, died at who have been spending a week with Mr. York...... th.a a- oilier, came home this Franklin, Mass., Wednesday, need forty- and Mrs. Howard Lord, returned home Sept. 14 G. Weel* eight years. Mr. Fifleld wrs a native of ! Frida>T. den arrived home Monday, accompanied wife of Charles Sel- Bucksport. He was the son of the Iste j COUNTY NEWS. Mr*-. Mary Sellers, Lust Friday evening an excellent con- Fred Benson who is the gue«t of his visitors in town were by for died Among recently Horace P. Fifleld. He learned the trade! S>w additional (\wniy Xetra nee other pagea. lers. w ho has been ill some time, ecrl was given at the church under the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Small. A. K. llaslam and M. K. Haslatn, of tinsmith with the late George P. liar- I yesleniay. direction of the pastor, Rev. J. T. Moore. Mrs. wife of Charles Sel- Waltham; James Rice, Bangor; Luther riman, later going into business for him- I West Franklin. Mary Sellers, Dow Conant and his niece, Alice Went- The soloists were Miss Mabel Monaghan, mill is water. died at Penne3T, Mariaville. self. In 1891 he removed to Bar Harbor, I The shut down lor want of lers, Sunset, Sept. 4, aged thirty are Mrs. of Miss worth. of Orrington, visiting soprano, Ellsworth, Genevieve More than a million of beside She was the of the late will leave for and a few later to Massachusetts, staves, years. daughter Hiram Archer Monday years of Mart ha Conant. West, reader, Franklin, Miss Josie and have been and Sarah of Deer Isle. where he will attend school. where he has since resided. He leaves a heading long lumber, Levy Marshall, Sabattus, of and Miss- M s. Alma M. Haskell and little Bridgham, Sullivan, pianist, sawed. She leaves one brother and two daugh- Mr. Archer but de- wife and one son, sisters, began teaching here, Harry. es Helen and Harriet ters Rachel and Lucy are visiting rela- Kollius.of Ellsworth, one of whom resides in Florida. The fu- cided to take advantage of an unexpected Miss Sarah Lacount and Columbus tives In Bangor and Milford. The school committee is busy with the piano. Owing to counter-attractions in neral took Morse were married evening place Monday from the Union opportunity of preparing for college. the Saturday problem what to do with the pupils in neighborhood, the attendance was not Rev. Mr. Beadle, officiating. C:; 5- L Haskell and wife and Miss Austin Snare, of Hampden, will take bis Sept. 3, by ltev. D. C. Smith. May they chapel, I district No. 5. This district comes under so large as was anticipated, but those who Sept. 8. Sadie. L: Diw visit.- d Rev. J. S. Richards and in the school here. receive a good share of happiness on their place the law which provides that any district did attend were well repaid for coming. wife ia West Brooksville last week. II. Flossie. journey. Waltham. Sept. an of less than was the having average eight Following programme: Haslem Is at work Mrr K. and who One of those bulldozing southern Raymond In East- Ferguson children, Cape Rosier. students shall have its school suspended Piano duet.The Ml»*t Rollins brook staves for E. L. haw been the summer with her bosses kicked a lame man in the face, hauling Clough. spending B. Black and F. D. Blake are at home and the superintendent shall furnish 'iok>.Miss Monaghan m< *! here leave for their home severely injuring him, one day recently. There were Interesting services in the to-day from Belfast. transportation for students to some neigh- Reading .Miss West 'n Cain1'ridge, Miss. Plano solo.Miss \ few applications of Yankee muscle la church Sunday by Rev. C. F. Burleigh, of Lyford Coombs, of Vi. tilhaven, is visit- boring district, but the committee can Bridgham Solo.Miss Moore what a few of those fellows need to Infuse Eden. ing Gilman Blake, his cousin. And no one who is willing to contract for ,-- — Piano duct..Misr.cs Rollins little into t heir brutal natures. Cl the children at what the com- humanity Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grave** have the Buck board are seen carrying Solo. Asenath M. and Mrs. parties every day. j Mtss Monaghan 5. Ch’K’ek. Mrs. Spurling mittee considers n reasonable figure. Sept. sympathy of their friends here in the loss The roads are being improved by K. W. Reading.M’*s West Meivma nunker are quite ill. of their son Percy. town Piano solo..M'as Bridgham The apple and reunion crops are larger 1 Condon, surveyor. (■oul»ro. V; tker, of Portland, is vis- so: .Miss Mrs. Bella Mrs. WuMrnn Hast- 1 Monaghan ban last year. Dana, n Herbert Bates and wife called on friends C. B. Morse has to Rockland it; s tv. Bulger. Rev. gone ings and Miss Mertie Haslem left for The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. £.. i\. here, and took the boat for Brewer, Sept. to visit his grandmother. V.. kowe, of is goutli l»«*er f-1»*. their home in Boston to-day. Boston, pass- after a visit at South Brooksville. scammon died 1, started for Chi- Thursday. ... Frank Monday S' Tool commenced ing, il vacation at \V. P. Preble’s. Snyder t hi* week, taught by A free dance was given at the town hall The Creek school is The infant daughter of Walter Fernald Sunday collecting cago, where lie will be employed. Mrs. M s. Kmiwlc*. w ho the sum- Gam John Bunker lost a taught Saturday evening by Solomon Haslem. recently funds for an A sum is al- lied from cholera infantum last week. organ. good -.8 \> mer term. horse and a cow, both sud- The school in district began y A good company was in attendance. dying very made Sun: -• r visitors have ^ ready up. Lila of 2 Mrs. MeConville received news last denly. with Miss Smith, .Ben, Miss Cnristie Robbins and Phenie Thanks were tendered Mr. Haslem. helped in the contributions and also lent Week »rf, reppb- upon building,; Miss Mary Evans, of Sullivan, has been I planiod Friday strides to 1 pend a few weeks w itli her brother :-.i.>. 1 !lg. Eugene Coombs and wife went to Kast- Haslem; secretary, Hervy Kingman; mg rapid j visiting here the past week. lister in A Baton. jrook fishing one day recently. Three treasurer. Mo!by Haslem; committee on get at ‘polled repairs completed ; Frank Bobbin*, who is at work in t lie Harold of Boston a week Hollis Aidcu •. Powers, spent 5. Jen. tundred and black bass were finance, Jordan, LL-h M-. Davie is proving Sept. at Charlestown, Mass., made a perch Haslem, a( here, the of A. H. Winslow. navy yard his guest •aught. committee on arrangement ami entenain- worthy compeer of predecessor. Mr. short visit home this week, arriving Sun- West TitiihuiI. Dab* I Hare in funds for the Kev. W. H. Rice, of l^arrabee, spent Schools commenced (5. ment, Jordan, Srdie Jordan and jd, .-^'lining pur- | ’ng o orning and leaving Monday after-1 Tuesday, Sept. with his here. Walls and wif* » this Abbie Haslem. Tuesday night parents George 1 1 lohn of and pose. j no<>n, in company with ills parents. John Demeyer, jr., Kastbrook, 5. K. veek. They hav< spent t Sept. 12. H. Sep*. j M. H. Winslow, who ha? been spending E Bobbin- and wife. Misses Eva and VIiss Cassie Springer, of Franklin, are be Centre. South Surrj Ocoa;. .tie. his vacation here, left Thursday for Brook- Alice w li remain a few days longer. eachers. :l Miss Rena Lunt and Miss Lelia Reed Mrs. of P. Crockett **as home last week. lin where he will stop a few days before Bept.9. Ego. The first reunion of the Clark Georgia Hutchings, Boston, I family his of business m ■eturned from tlie Oitan house, visited relatives here. K his returning to place Mel- i Saturday was held at the home of recently Pror-kett brought colt from Oil. Jacob Springer where they have been at work Son j rose. Slanset, >n S. members of the Little Harold Grindle who, with his Miss Aval'np Warwell has returned to Sept. Sixty family iiis summer. David Rice met a mother, is at his Mr**. H and Mrs. F. E. Webb Capt. with quite were present. The day was delightful visiting grandparents, kUw'ey j 5. 1 iiEl.MA. Bucksport serious accident While Sept. j md was evident on side, J. C. Young and w ife, is quite ill. Wc;c hi last week. Tuesday. hauling ~ enjoyment every ..siting Monington A -on was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence a load of hay his horse became unmanage- ! rhe Clarks of Franklin t race their ances- Mr. True and family, of Portland,'* who Mrs. E. JJ. Miller, teacher of the gram- j B. E. Clark, of Bar Harbor, has been U iggins Sept. 3. able, and in trying to control him Capt. :ry back to 1740, when Josiah Clark set- have been spending some weeks with mar school, arrived Saturday and will ! trisiting his cousin, W. %\. Clark and M:-s Bachei Ward well and Homer Rice was thrown down and badly injured Page ;lcd at Newcastle, Maine, l’rayer was of- Mrs. Dida C lark, have returned home. board at E. E. Greenlaw’s. about his head and face. family. have returned to Bangor. fered Kev. D. B. Smith. 8. S. Clark by Mrs. Kebecca Chalmers, of The stable on the Memphis, premises occupied by 5. C. Miss I^elia Reed, who recently returned Mr*. Charles who has been the was chosen John 1). Sept. Harback, president, Clark, Tenn., wife of the late Senator F. E. Webb was struck Sun- has to fin- Chalmers, by lightning from tlie Ocean house, gone of Mrs. Charles has re- John 8. guest Bordeaux, .ice-president, Clark, secretary, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. William P. The struck the cu- Seal Cove. day night. lightning ish out the aeason at the Stanley house. her home in it was voted to hold the next reunion turned to Bangor. at at Gable villa. Mrs. Stewart’s off the and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Latty have a son, Stewart, pola, taking end, passed :he same In the date to be an- Schooner II. Mrs. Richardson has gone to place 1899, Mrs. of New Is the a born Aug. 19. On a son arrived at “George Mills”, Capt. Benjamin sister, Brosdwell, York, through roof, taking out rafter. It j Sept. 2, nounced later. Charles P. Lunt, arrived here Friday, New Hampshire to visit relatives. Mrs. also a guest at the villa. then followed the iron track, and making the home of W\ J. Harper. All are doing bound for Calais. Capt. Lunt’a mother George Cousins is keeping house for Mrs. Tbs auuual G. A. K. picnic wts held at its exit through the end, ran down the well. An entertainment Is to be given at the uid wife will go with him. Richardson. SVest Franklin in Springer’s grove, on the side splintering a beam into the ground. Miss Myra Powers entertained two South Surry church Saturday evening. Want 11 TlIVTMi ^ w ihore of Great poud, Sept. 5. lu the early Mr. Webb says he thought the Spaniards friends, Miss Saw telle, of Waterville, dean Sept. 17, at 7.30, by the Misses Stewart [>art of the day people began to arrive, had him, sure. of Ladies’ college, Colby, and Miss Brann, and their guests, under the management SeoL. 8. Et’oexk. ind by noou thee were upward of 5 J of Dover, at her home recently. Miss of Miss Corinne Stewart. An admission people ou the grounds. The forenoon Lamotne. Powers spent last week with friends in fee of 15 cents for adults and 10 for chil- was spent socially. At 12 o’clock groups School In district No. 2 began Sept. 5, Belfast. dren will be charged at the door. This were seated upon the ground, includes refreshments which will be Miss Carrie Soule. partaking taught by In reporting the names of committee of served the >f a collation that kings might envy, lu during evening. The proceeds Lear her at the are for the benefit of the church. An Miss Velma began school in arrangements Baptist quarterly he afternoon there was music the by invitation is extend'd to all. district No. 5, Sept. 5. meeting, three names were inadvertently aud )and, organ violin. Dancing, sing- Sept. 10. left out, those of Mrs. Miss Gertrude Hutchings and Miss Olive Nancy Sprague, ng and merry-making all tended to make Mrs. Emily Stickney, Miss Myra Powers. ttrookltn. Coolidge have returned to their school at be day pass merrily. It will uot be many All these acted well their and the Business is lively at the harbor, large Houlton. part, rears more before tbe«e picnics will be a correspondent regrets the omission. quantities of mackerel being brought in Miss Phoaie and her mother hing of the past, for the soldiers of ’61 Higgins 5. D. daily. Sept. ire mustered out at h rale. have gone to Sullivan, where Miss Hig- being rapid Herman Bracy returned from Bar Har- gins will teach. SalUburv Cove. The second annual reunion of the Or- bor, having purchased a horse to replace Jot ham G. Reynolds, jr., and Clarence Mrs. Eliza Jordan, of Franklin, Mass., •utt family was at George’s pond Wedues- the one he lost a few weeks ago. King have returned from Boston where was the guest of Mrs. C. S. Bowden last iay, Aug. 24. One hundred and fifty were Many of the men who went to Vermont they have been visiting relatives and week. present. The day was pleasantly passed to work on corn have returned, friends. Masters Hubert and Oscar are at n social intercourse. Representatives having Emery completed the earlier than usual. 5. H. were from packing Sept. I Ellsworth this week, visiting their grand- present Franklin, Eastbrook, 1111 va 11 Ml pii Kpii b i.H i.I Imp Intrnii Mhumi Parties from Sangervilie are looking SouiIt iioulilsboro. parents, W. B. Campbell and wife. the village over with a view to a Miss Raima is relatives \bbott and wife were invited to dinner. opening Sargent visiting Winfield Smith and wife, of Portland, millinery and dry goods >r P. rook 1 in Mr. Abbott related many incidents iu »Vesc Sullivan. hap- women would welcome such h store. j who have been spend;ng a week with pening in the ninety-seven years of his Sept. 12. G B. A. Scu.ml commences Monday taught by Mrs. P. H. Young, left for their home j ife. When the time came to home tie Lillian McFariand. Monday morning accompanied by their go South r«‘itok»cut. would not the offers of rides to his Helen and accept J. (I. Dunbar i* Miss Lucy Bunker will teach in the daughters Gertrude, who have Capt. home from a trip tiome, but walked one-half a mile over Pond district f h>«. fall. spent the summer here. These young la- to the Grand Rank*. :he and hill in Franklin, dies are and and longest steepest very bright attractive, II. Perkin* nnd have returned to Rt". Mr Hager, of Winter Harbor, | rtie officers chosen were t lie same as last family have made many friends here. They will their home in Waterville. :hool-house every Thurs- I.ate in the afternoon the be much missed. year. meeting day evenin'* Ho»* Perkin* idjourned to meet at the same place on and wife have been In ,r 6. R. ’,T. Sept. town a Hooper goto Schoodic _ the fourth Wednesday of August, 1899. few day* recently. KastbrooR. Mon iy morn- Thev will work on the 9. Ch’E’ER. A crowd of ”-1 Sept. twenty-two took a straw rc-d bu.lt there. A ^eing baked-bean sociable was held at the ride S. Saturday evening and mad- a *hort Sept. 5. hall iRst Thursday night. A large number SmiHci. cal! at Fred Dunbar'*. A very ; 'easant ! was iieiuont. present. Morton Small, wife and child will time w'hn enjoyed by all. leave for in a few Sept- Climax. JoLu son of Isaac C. and Rebecca Mrs. Lena Blaisdell and little daughte*, Freedom days. la._ .. but severe died Dow, .:.L~r short illness, of Franklin, have been visiting her par- Philip W. Small is attending his second iUmrrtiKnunta. oi. Aug. 20, aged nineteen years. ents, John DeMeyer and wife. term of school at Freedom academy. In 1,' ax li Bayside loses one of its most Harry Crimmin who spent his summer The school commenced Monday in this estc; r.cd men. He was lov- young kind, vacation at home, has returned to his taught by Miss Lina Greenlaw. place, € ing and lovable. His many deeds of school at New Hampton, N. H. Mrs. Pearl Stinson is at kindness and his social virtues made for Stoningtou Rev. Harvey Luckenbacb, who has been " faring for her daughter’s child, who is him a host of friends. The sympathy of Hurrah ! Battle Ax has come." here hissummer 0 0 ill. all goes out to the bereaved family. Fu- laboring during vacation, very were held at the church left neral -ervlces j Monday morning for Lewiston, where who cads the knows what Z E. S. Small has received his first lot of | Monday afternoon, conducted by Rev, he will resume X Everybody newspapers priva- I his studies. He will be nets from the Mr. Pinterton. The interment was i horse Chase company In greatly missed here, and his friends X tion and were caused in Cuba—by the failure Z Center cemetery. j many suffering Boston. 7. Spec. wish him great success life. to X Rapt. through Z of the supply of tobacco provided by the Government Mrs. Sarah Powers is Sept. 5. B. at Stonington X reach the camps of the U. S. Soldiers. IE faring for her father, George Eaton, who aiitjrrttsnnmts. Marlboro. is seriously ill. Melvin Wilbur, of is his Otis, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Easton, who have mother, Mrs. S. H. Kemick. to Take visited relatives at Swan’s Island and asy Miss Audrey Hodgkins has gone to Bar Sunset the three 1 past weeks,have returned Harbor to visit her sister, Mrs. Fred § to their home in Camden. to Brewer. fa^asy Operate PLUG I Valentine Lufkin, wife and daughter, ii Mrs. Fred SICK Tills. Small Martin, who has been of HEADACHE Arr f iifvs pv. tiliar to Ilood’s visit- Hyde Park, Mass., who have been vis- ficient. thorough. As one mai ing her parents, isaae Vincent and | friends Positively cared these g;, ] wife, 0 When ms © iting and relatives here during by has returned rching—flgh 'r-g—-tramping—wheeling j to her home in Ellsworth, relieves that taste in the mouth. 0 the summer, left for home Saturday. Little Pills. m $ Sept. 5. Are. 0 instantly dry Mrs. Mina Jones and daughter Ardath, They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, 1 Miss and Too Bar Harbor. Jones and Mrs. Jones, Mrs. I). Carl- Indigestion Hearty A per- ” namA Eating. 0 1^14Hkm<»»■ (Ha © have been feet for Mrs. Thomas A. Scott, of Philadelphia, Z miv nwiiiv ton,who visiting their parents, remedy Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi- i!UU Jeremiah I has purchased "Devilstone”, the beautiful ^ Greenlaw and wife, have left ness, Bad 1 aste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue y never Know you __ 3 residence of James T. Woodward, of New »* f'-'C their home in Rockland. Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. hav " (i ll till it is all * when 5 They York, w hicb is situated on the shore buy Miss Clara Warren, of South Deer the Bowels. vA.,. .Wi-C., path. you again. Isle, Regulate Purely Vegetable. 1^1 US The ws« not who for the .. veil, purchase price stated. The past two weeks has been the ... Small Pill. Smal* Dose. uKe with Hood's Sarsapari!!-' props *y comprises one of the most va!- 000® T‘^ C ^0© © ©SO GO00 guest of her cousin, Miss in Cam- | Benson, Small Prico. N Mrs C £ <2!t>farrt!BcmcntB. Hodgkins, Lamoine; Billing- Her mother (to bride ol vf). V’bat, PREMIUM LIST. ton, Burry; Miss Mabel Shackford. Woolen stockings (men’s) Mrs Increase frowning on your wedding iihvY iti i.ie- Shackford; Mrs Rufus Hodgkins, N La- elect—I’m in a quandary. If J g » '. » the SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITORS AT Mrs E B N Lamoine. moine; Hodgkins, altar smiling people will spy I’m aimply Cotton stockings, Mrs HAM Joy. THE COUNTY FAIR. crazy 10 get Charlie; and if I ioolr *?<',!« run Knit gloves (men’s), Mrs Charity Royal. Knit gloves (ladle**’), Mrs Charity they will say I already regret the step. * pr ze-Winning exb b rs by Hancock Royal. What Hhall I do? Woolen mittens (men’s), Mrs Elia Rich- COUNTY FARMERS AND HOUSE- ardson, N Lamoine; Mrs Increase Shack- Mrs E L Brown. Hcflal Xotuts. WIVES—SPECIAL PREMilJ.JS. ford; Woolen mittens (ladies’), Mias Mabel Shackford; Mrs Ella Richardson, N La- STATE OF MAINE. Following is a lict of the premiums moine. Thkahi kkh’b Officb. Knit Mrs Increase Shackford. Augusta, awarded by the Hancock county fair as- drawers, Aug. 7? v •• r.,r- arc from Ellsworth, which includes Ells- Isaac Smith; Mrs H F Remick. feited to the State for State \ < ti r Knit silk Brown. tv taxes certified to the Trr usurer of -t-n for worth Falls, North Ellsworth and West rug, Mrs E L Crib quilt, Mrs S F Brown. the year 1896. The sale and •• •»» of Ellsworth. each tract will be made <, a ,ui in FANCY WORK. Special Prize. the owner or part owner wn •.-c r: ;-ave Mrs C E Surry, of- been forfeited, to redeem t •• -nno a’ anv Embroidered Miss Ethel Billington, special time within one after the tidy, Hodg- fered by A. W. Cushman & Son for the year .a..-, ^.i.ing N Lamoine 2. or tendering to the purchas. nis p .'lion kins, best exhibit of domestic manufactures. Crocheted Mrs H of what the purchaser pan .leivfo. u tidy, A M Mrs 4 Joy; with interest at .. Elias I’AINTINOS, ETC. sale, the f ,ar Armstrong. cent, per annum from the time of -a < ar.d Table Mrs Increase oil Mrs E E > mats, Shackford; Landscape, (copy), Joy. one dollar f6r release, or » >r oil Miss Mabel Shackford. l^andscape, (original), .Mrs N C King. deem his interest by paying as fen ! to 1 Apron, Miss Mabel Shackford; S E Joy. landscape, water color (original), Mrs the treasurer of State, as'j>- i«lrr! ;r 7 Handkerchief, Mrs P H Shea; Mrs H H N C King; Mins M A Clark. sec. 75 of the revised stat iit»-s. Harden. Flowers, oil (original), Miss M F Rob- No tract, however, will be sold at prica less than the full amount ju, Sofa pillow. Miss Carrie Baker; Mrs L Painting on satin, Miss M A Stock- 8 No 7, South division, r, .7*. "• C Berr> ; M iss Ella Jordan. bridge. with the October to 18.79 No 7, South division. tr- r.-* Cut work, Mrs E J Walsh. Specimen china, Miss M A Clark. ning number, January i, 1899, 1890 No 7, South division. 5>:;; 42 44 1..'” No South ,rk doilies, Miss Ella Jordan. Lamoine. from the time is received to 1896 No 7, South division, lG,97i 48 -17 1, No South 1 Embr.i iered Mrs E J YValsh; Collection photographs, B F Joy; I subscription January 1896 8, division, doilies, 1880 No South division, Miss Fui...;o 9, ilurley. nn 1881 No 9, South division, avo 7 io Hondo., Miss Minnie Pen and ink E Wilder Neal, Cents. No centre-piece, sketches, 1899, receipt of only Twenty-five 1882 9, South division, _ ,Ja Mullah: Mrs H H Harden. Tremont: Miss Grace Lord. 1883 No 9, South division Crocheted slippers, Miss Mabel Shack- Hand carving, E L Kingman. 188-1 No 9, South division, ford. Painted glass, Miss M A Clark. 1885 No 9, South division, 876 5 62 1886 No South division. Knit Mrs L C Mrs 11 11 Amateur photography, Miss E R 9, slippers, Berry; Ginn, 1887 No 9, South division, a,t> 4 bo Harden. Some Features of Bucksport. In The Ladies’ Home Journal Special 1888 No 9, South division, 37b 4 51 Embroidered slippers, Mrs Lizzie Tread- Special Prises. THE SATURDAY EVENING POST 1839 No 9, South division, well * cial). 1890 No 9, South division, 876 POO Mrs N C offered Mrs H King, special 1. K Mrs H II Miss by Mrs. Rore'r, who writes 1P91 No 9, South division, ■*.! or. j«cket, Harden; E Davis for the b**st original oil exclusively Made, mackford. painting. Besides the General Departments—Serials, 1892 No 9, South division, 8. ,2c Miss M A t'lark, offered Dr G for The Ladies’ Home 1893 No 9, South division. 8"‘ Cr»»«• ieted Mrs Clias E Mona- special by Journal, Short Stories and Sketches— trimming, A for best original water color. 1894 No 9, South division vlrs Edward N Lamoine. Phillips will continue her and do- 8“u s ghan, Saunders, Miss E R Ginn, of the cooking 1895 No 9, South division, 70 Ku.t Mrs E L Miss Bucksport, No South division, 7 trimming, Brown; camera offered E A Coombs for best 1896 9, by mestic lessons. In the October num- in. Main 1 Shackford. and Women of Hour 1H8U 180 iu, Adjoin■ iig riven n, .i, ,j. exhibit of amateur photography. Men the Darned lace, Mrs Mary Adams. 1KK1 No 10, Adjoining Steuben, 4,9a; 52 ss 1 FLOWERS. ber she tells what and what Brief sketches and 1882 No 10, Ad Mining Steuben, 4, -.; 30 70 Crocheted skirt, Mrs Etta Richardson, should, biographic characteristic Collection plants, Dutton greenhouse. 18814 No 10, Steuben, ■ N Li indue. eaten men of Adjoining ’• Collection cut Mrs E D should not, be follow- stories people prominently before the 1884 No 10, Adjoining Steuben, Knit Miss Mowers, by skirt, Mary Stockbridge. Archer, Clifton. with illustrations. 1885 No 10, Adjoining Steuben, 2,702 20 98 Draw’ll Mrs PH Mrs OH, certain public, portrait 1886 No 10, Steuoen, »2 work, Shea; Sweet peas, Mrs E D Mrs ing occupations. Twenty- Adjoining Brad Archer; 1887 No 10, Adjoining Steuben. 2,755 18 68 nury. Nelson Jellison. five desserts are for all sorts Embroidered splasher, Mrs Julia Graves, j given 1888 No 10, Adjoining Steuben, IT APPLES. The Post’s Series of 1889 No 10, Steuben. 1“ 2' nw N Lamoine; Mrs Annie Youtig, N 1j4- of stomachs. Adjoining Sewall Maria- 1890 No 10, Adjoining Steuben, 5,2' 23 97 moine. Early Harvest, Brimmer, No ville. Practical Sermons 1891 10, Adjoining Steuben, 5,2. 17 IS Toilet cushion, Mrs E J Walsh. Special 1892 No 10, Adjoining Steuben. 5.260 13 48 < Fameuse or Some Features include Embroidered lunch Mrs E J Snow, H B Phillips; Calvin 1893 No 10, Steuben. 14,876 117 23 cloth, Each week is given a strong sermon, simple, Adjoining Walsh. Kingman, Waltham. churches decorated fur 1894 No 10, Ad oiuing Steuben, 14,87b 98 11 BloomHeld.Sewall Mariaville. Christmas, on one 1895 No 84 66 Handkerchief case, Miss Ella Jordan; ! Brimmer, direct and unsectarian, vital topics, by 10, Adioining Steu’i.eu, G h 1896 No 10, Adjoining Steuben, 14,876 68 67 Miss Mabel Shackford. Porter, Archer, Amherst; Welling- blaster, Fairs and of the best thinkers of the ton liaslam. Weddings, photo- religious world. 1893 No 16. Middle division. 724 5 30 No Middle 724 4 60 Special Prizes. William Philander and described. 1S94 16, division, Bellflower, Justin; graphed 1895 No 16, Middle division, 724 4 13 Mrs E J R Special prizes, Walsh, special Austin. 1896 No 16, Middle division, 724 3 52 offered Alderman F S Lord for the best * The Best Poems of the World by Baldwin, Wellington Haslam; G F Interiors of tasteful and inexpen- 1883 No 21, Middle division, GlG ii 07 exhibit of fancy work. Archer, Amherst. Beautifully illustrated by the best American 1884 No 21, Middle division 640 13 40 Miss Minnie Mullan, special offered by Green Sweet, William A E sive homes and 1885 No 21, Middle division, 640 12 11 j Austin; pictured described, a of the ** A W Greely, silver brush and comb, for 1 Jones. artists, are accompanied by portrait 1886 No 21, Middle division 640 l1 division 2 960 38 r. best exhibit of corners, tables set for U88 No 21, Middle tlie Sewall Ma- a sketch and the ■ embroidery. Roxbury russets, Brimmer, showing pretty poet, biographic interesting 1889 No 21, Middle division, * 49 27 Mrs Samuel Dutton, offered i riaville. special by luncheons and teas, etc. of how each was written. 1890 No 21, Middle division, 4,000 40 72 H F Whitcomb for drawn work a Northern dinners, story poem by lady j Spy, A E Jones; Calvin King- 1891 No 21, Middle division, 4,te0 o_ over seventy years old. man, Waltham. 1892 No 21, Middle division, 11,460 137 52 1893 No Middle division. H,» .1 DOMESTIC MANl’FACTL’RES. Alexander, H B Phillips; Wellington 21, Haslam. 1804 No 21, Middle division, 18.85U 192 81 Braided mat, Mrs C E Billington, Surry; THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY. PHILADELPHIA 1883 No 22, Middle division, 80( 39 37 McIntosh Hancock >< Mrs Rufus N Mrs S Reds, Phillips Bros, isn-l No 22, Middle division, <>• y, Hodgkins, Lamoine; Point. Brown. 1885 No 22, Middle divis;on, 80f> 30 lb Haas, Chas W Whittaker. V No22, Middle division, Drawn rug. Mrs Phoebe Han- Beal; George Bridges, Chas W Mrs John S 1891 No 22, M’ddle divisiui 1 y* Mrs John Mrs Tetofsky, Beal; cock; LaKe, Harry Leach; Richardson. I 1:92 No 22, M die div.sio. 7s. n*. 61 Blueb ill. 1893 No Middle div 'sb ... Rhode Island Greenings, Gideon S 22. Yarn rug, Mrs S Brown, Mrs Charles E Cook; 1894 No Middle divisn >: Philander Austin. 1 I* 1895 No 22, Middle division, •. 274 195 Monaghan, Mrs M A Franks. does ‘ad lib’ Doz ears (' M Wit ham. 'Frio Cochins, C Woodward. Little Willie- Pa, what ,96 Woolen stockings (ladies’), Mrs E B MISCELLANEOUS FRUIT. yellow corn, Partridge No 22, M iddle division Table Hu F PaG Sen bright C Woodward; means ir.92 No Middle divisio \ 2^- 7 Pewaukee beets, nj-hrey .Saunders; bantams, mean? Pa That that the writer 32, Greenings, Phillips Bros., Geo Moore. 1.93 No 32, M iddle division, dm o uj Hancock Point. Lord, Surry. came to a place where he wanted to pud Sugar beets, Saunders. Pen pigeons, A C Wood, second, 1894 NVo 32, M iddle division, 3>'o 6 14 fflrtrirnl. Best collection fruit 32 Humphrey 95 No Middle varieties, Sewall heels, Saunders. lrio I’imcIc Geo N La- the sentence ami didn’t know how, so he 1 32. division, S, Mariaville Largest Humnhroy Spanish, Austin, 1896 No 32, Middle divisn ' Brimmer, (special). Table carrots, (! I'Cum Bluehill. moine. chucked in those words. Cranberries, E U Hodgkins, No La- 1892 NoC, Middle division, Ruta-baga turn j Hu u, hrey blun- Trio Black Mmorcas, Geo t' Dyer, !SJ3 No Middle r moine; W Graves. No Lamoine. 34, division, George ders. Frankl m. 1*4 No 34. Middle division Moore’s Arctic John Carr. A strong nation is made up of -tr > g u»<■ n Whose limit Is plums, Largest turnips. John Carr. Trio Buff Leghorns, Geo l Dyer, Frank- 1 s.»7> No 34, Middle division. 5. u .u It?' and health and Mrs Etta No .Old healthy women, strength ...» Lombards, Richardson, White ruta-baga lin, second. 1896 No.'.4. Middle divisu>n, u.> Lamoine. turnips, Humphrey i\',8 No 20G A Local Occurrence that Interests Saunders, second. Trio Silver Wyandottes, Geo U Dyer, are given by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, America's 39, Middle division, 354 Favorite Charles W Leal. 1889 No 39. Middle dr i-i> Clapp’s pears, Red onions, Saunders Franklin, second. Greatest Medicine. Get only IIo<- headers in Ellsworth. Humphrey Spec- o No 39, Middle division, 54 Many POTATOES. ial for t tie lie.-.: Trio Black C Dyer, 1>‘.°1 No ■< prize agricultural display, Lungshaus, George are take with 39, Middle division, v. a Hood’s Pills the only pills to If, ben horn warns the mariner Fran klin. s o e d fog Early Rose, Albion Carlisle; B F CarIton McGowu. 1 2 N J9, Al iiid 1 i isi■ ■.,, Tr:< White U Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Easy and yet efficient. 1893 No 39. Middle div'.si. ■ ■ '8 6:3 to sheer off the coast, he still hugs the ; Phillips, N Lamoine. tkao»;s i:xmmT. Wonders, George Dyer, 1894 No Middle divis John S Franklin. —Advt. 39, n. shore and wrecks upon it, whose fault is Early Maine, Bonsey, Surry, Grist mill F K fav> r- 1895 No 39. Midule division products, Royal, x o Buff Rock 11 M Meltiah Salisbury, Lamoine. ion. Plymouth chicks, 1896 No M iddle division, 1. u(i it? If the red switch-light is up and the ; able ment I> second. 39, Northerner,Geo B Bridges, W Hancock. >rgan, 1892 No 40, Middle division, ;4i2 General «.vhibil, Glenrose Soap Co, W atjfarrtisnnrnts. ahead and New W S j 'Frio Pile Games, H Morang. 1893 No Middle division, 2: ,..s : engineer deliberately pulls Queen, Humphrey Saunders; favorable merit ion. 40, switch* Into another blame the Archer, Lamoine. HORSES. 94 No 40, M;d«lle divi-i train, Two-man open wagon, S L Beauty of Hebron, Carlton E Lord,] 18.»5 No 40, M iddle d iv I'd driver. If a careless workman will in McGown; Kllswortti, Fill v, 2 yrs, R C Myrick. 1.896 No Middle divisn 20 E McFarland, Ijtmoine. diploma. lo, ihi.ion,2yrs C J Brown; EH White, spite of .1 uing try to find out how many Fourth of Phillips Hancock BKHAI), !’I* !>KK VFS, FTC. July. Bros., ! East <)rland. teeth a buzz saw and the saw Meltiah N Lamoine. Loaf Hour Jane Mrs has, tries to Pt; Salisnury, bread, Anderson, Birtih >n,3.yfs, G F Cainlage, Bluehill. Phillips Lamoine. STATE OF find out how many the workman Early Harvest, Bros., Hancock Lydia Young, \ E II East Orland. fingers .virs bewail Fiily. yr, White, Pt; Sewall Brimmer, Mariaville. Loat brown .oread, Brimmer, i 3 H W second. Hancock ss.—At a probate blame the workman, not the saw. Gelding, yrs, Clements, has, John Mariaviih Jam Anderson. s Dakota Bed, Carr. Bluehil’., in and for said v. If a sick man knows a Filly, 3 yrs, F H Osgood, that certain medi- i,in wood H Mrs B F on the sixth of Largest potatoes, Phillips Bros., Han- Honey, Cushman, F 11 day Sept cine i.i him and he Driving stallion, "Donum,” Osgood. one thousand !>• doing good carelessly cock Point. I'ti 111 i ps. I.amoine. our Lord and t > use neglects it, blame the man, not the oi -« v« M.s 1 i B CATTLE. ninety-eight. MISCKI-LANFOILS Colleciion pri s, Hodg- medirinc If VEGETABLES. CERTAIN instrument > Ellsworth |x*ople who have j kins, N Limoine; Mrs John <.,* Adams. Jerseys. kidnev and Doz Mrs Nelson R V a copy of the in-- complaint backache, will not tomatoes, Jellison; Collection of Mrs Aivah 1 j pickles, Graves, 3 or J A H L and codicil thereto of Ja a-- >■ take I>*».ui\s Pills when are N Lamoine. Bull, yrs over, Peters; Tunie Coggins, > Kidney they N Mrs Julia A Gravi s, N 1.1- of Brookline, in the eon «»f John F Lamoine; llooncr. indorsed by scores citizens, blame the Watermelons, Knowlton. mo;ne. Commonwealth ot Mas- Bull, 1 yr, F A first and not the endorser. Read this in- Musk melons, Uriah Leach, second. Coombs, ami of the thereof in si.ai (V n,on- people, Collection of jellies, Mrs F B Hodgkins, second. probate dorsement : Cabbages, John F Knowlton; George la A N Li- wealth of Massachusetts. N Lamoine; AiraJu Graves, Bull <> mos, A E Jones. Mr. Warren G. Jordan, sales- W ood. calf, having been presented to 'he pE .. prr travelling moine. or F A Stop lugging .J. T. W Cow, 3 yrs over, Coombs; bate for our said count\ ... I man for Crippen, Piano, Organ and Citron, Geo Graves, N Lamoine; Al- Print butter. F A Mas Sewall Coombs; Lew is of l-'ingn’.' w. d »iu E .• ■} .led Machine “In tin- va h Graves, N Lamoine. Hodgkins. coal to purpose Sewing dealer, says: Brimmer, M mville. F A dirty in the probate court of of fall of while Cnif, two years, Coombs; Lewis '‘.Hi, making my* regular trip j Largest pumpkin, Carlton McGown; I. Be*t live pounds of butter packed in Hancock. Hancork I in I) Patten. Hodgkins. the ov- through county, brought up Mrs >ew'all Brimmer, house, Ordered: That notice .... : 1 1 June, M.ari.aville; Heifer, 1 yr, Lewis Hodgkins; F A Mariaviile, with a miserable, aching back. Best pumpkin, Carlton.'McGown ; G S ; Mrs B F N I.amoine. I all persons interested ll. j Phillips, Coomb-. ■ A lady there that I take Conk. 1 er heat the a copy Of this order three y 1 living suggested J Best butter-maker, Mrs F A Coombs, .ft will Hubbard C M 11. calf, Lewis Hodgkins. in the Ellsworth A in- Doan's Kidney Pills, saying, ‘They squash, Witharn; Mel- offered b B Aiken. 1' special by at Ellsworth, it ! r. 1 took her advice, tiah N Lamoine. Guernsey. kitcheu, printed certainly help you.’ j Salisbury, POULTRY. cook, the tirst puhlicati- \v hen 1 back to and Boston Alvah j gut Ellsworth, pro- j marrow, Graves, N La- Bull, 3 yrs or more, Maynard Young, I at least, before the four them at Geo W The River view farm, R M and and waste cured Wiggin’s drug store. 1 had moine; Graves, N Lamoine. poultry La mourn. I a. d. 1898, that tliev mav an; "tli r medicines before for same Butman Geo W a court m.u. taken the marrow, Graves. T H Campbell, proprietors, won tirst pre- Bull, 2 yrs, Geo M Barron. probate then lobe but tli and aches in mv Marblehead Geo W Graves. 1 fuel while in and for said count} n complabit, pains marrow, miums on Barred Rock chicks, Bull, yr, Maynard Young, Lamoiue. j Turban Geo W Plymouth j o’clock in the foreti<»on. back always returned, sometimes much marrow, Graves; Howard j Barred 1 j nen Light Brahmas, pen Plymouth Grade Short Horns. are not have, against th< .me. worse than others. At this time, I had it ! Morrison. you any they RocL;, Buff Rocks, pen i O. V. I'UN N I Mill A.'.. I ... ,..r as uad as I ever had. I B F pen Plymouth Cow, E H White, East Orland. about The jarring Peck wheat, Phillips, N Lamoine. A true of or-ter -■* White Plymouth Rocks, pen White E H East Chas If | copy original of the huggv hurt me, and I could not I Peck barley, Humphrey Saunders. Heifer, White, Orland; cooking. Attest:—Cha Wyandottes, pen White foghorns, pen lean against the hack of the seat, my kid- Peck oats, Francis R McGown ; Carlton Hurley. | Buff Leghorns, pen Brown Leghorns, pen want to were so sore. 1 it on McGown. Grade Hereford. you subscriber hereby gives nonce tnat neys brought by White Sherwoods, White Wonders, f|^HE heavy lifting when delivering instruments Pea beans, Sewall Brimmer, Mariaville; pen Cow, Jerry Hurley. JL he has been duly appoint -d ol E.iis- pen Black Minorca*, pen .Silver Wyan- see how trator of the estate o* : and I have had it fur a number of years, Geoige W Graves, No Lamoine. dottes, pen Silver Hamburgs, trio Golden Grade Holstein. late of Blnehill, in the roniiv of n-. ock. often so severe that 1 could not over White G S stoop kidney middling beans, pen pigeons, trio Buff H B deceased, and given bonds as the law uirects. or I no Wyandolle chicks, Cow, Phillips. 9 lift had bother after Cook. 2,000,000 housekeepers All persons having demands agmm-t he es- anything. Leghorns, trio Silver Wyandottes, trio Cow, 2 yrs, G S Cook. Doan’s Pills and I did as Yellow of i;- -' :. -. using Kidney eye beans, G S Cook; Sewall Barred Rocks, trio White Wy- avoid work 9 tate said deceased are 'il at much and as ever I did.” Mariaville. Plymouth Grade keep cool, the same for settlement, ai .. ohted driving lifting Brimmer, Brown trio Buff Jersey. andottes, trio Leghorns, thereto are to tt m im- Doan’s Kidney Pills are for sale by all White marrow peas, LD Patten; War- Geo Moses Smith. save requested p:»yn Plymouth Rocks, trio White Plymouth Cow, Wood; and worry,and cash, 9 mediately. Au-r-riNi: \V. Eaton. dealers, price 50 cents per box, or sent by ren W Turner, Waltham. 2 F A first and sec- Rocks, trio Blue < Langshan chicks, trio Cow, yrs, Coombs, August 2. a. d. 1838. mail on receipt of Foster-Milburii Green peas Sewall a modern price. (dry), Brimmer, White Plymouth Rock chicks, trio Buff ond. go buy 5 Co., Buffalo, N. Y., Sole for the L W No Lamoine. f s nohu agents Mariaville; Tabbutt, Rock chicks, trio White Sher- Heifer, 1 yr, Charles Hurley, Geo Wood. I1HE subscriber hereby gi’• *"*•#»t U. S. Remember the and Doz ears corn Plymouth 1 she has been .d an. lis- name, Doan’s, (cob cory), Humphrey wood chicks, trio While Wonder chicks, Grade duly nppoiu take no cther. Saunders. Guernsey. tratrix of the estate of J- I mb i* Black Minorca seph trio Rose-comb chicks, F A E L late of c t Cow, Coombs; Drummey. Brooksville, in the ... White trio Buff trio Leghorn chicks, Leg- Cow, 2 yrs, Moses Smith. deceased, ami given bonds as the law di &. horn trio Silver-laced All dc 1 Hp ©olh Bust UEasbing Ipototofr. chicks, Hamburgs, Heifer, 1 yr, F A Coombs, first andeec- persons having •'gains4 estate of said deceased are desired to second premiums on irio Barred Ply- oud. present the same for settlement mouth Rocks, trio Black Latigshan Grade Ayrshire. | thereto are requested to make im- |OWWOWOO»»0OOO»>OW»>tOW>O»O«M» chicks, trio White Plymouth Rockci.L k.-», payment trio White Cow, F A Coombs, Jerry Hurley. mediately. Anna S Lymburner. trio Silver Wyandotte Licks, August 2, a. d 1898. Leghorn chicks, trio \Vn Wyandotte Oxen. 1 chicks, trio Buff Leghorn * Oxen, E S Leach, N Bluehill; Simeon NOTICE Ol 1’OIL Trio Hagan, N N A W Brook <•: 1 in the World gray ducks, Ralph Leach, Bluehill; Hinckley. TITHEREAS the re Keep Lamoine. u-remiah umitr • | Yoke ox*-.), Meore; A W \\ corporation organized informed of what is read the Keep going on; papers and Trio Pekin ducks, J. Ln \V. Campbell; Hinckley, Bluehill; Yin Smith. of Maine ami having its place of business at B F N Lame: nr. BrookEn, in the county of "Mhtp save time from housework for Phillips, iHEEP. magazines; Pen Black Langebans,W and L li Cush- and do with did ou the 21st day of-July, ioijj it- muu- 1 Oxford Down ram, John Wilken, Han- your cooking gage deed of that date, recorded in vol. 314. rest and man. ^ reading by using c j-k ; Geo A Dy.r, Franklin. page ISo, of the Registry of Deeds for said Trio Barred Plymouth Rock chicks, W Ha.icock to the o >rd Down ewe, Geo V Dyer, Frank- county, convey undi .Efiued H (’udimmi. .. and L lin. Stove Gasoline the fol'ovvi..g <1--cribed n 1 c csil ol in White Howard saiil -id bound- ! at ..! fits. .ed as Trio Wyandottes, Hoyle; i- Brooklin, F. fat Geo U Franklin. can on | Franklin. sheep, Dyer, You do anything a Vapor follows: George C Dyer, FF k q Shropshire Downs, John Wilken, A certain 11act ui Trio Rose-comb Brown Leghorns, Stove that you can do on any oth- 3 parcel .Eng Hancock. at the north usi corn- Daniel T Card. and do it with l^ss Fl. vk Southdowns, Dr Geo A Phillips, er stove, better, Mrs. Susan Bray at a stal .am *>;- y the Trio F ub Brown T egh ■' n chicks, lead E second. and trouble. It’s safe as highway eg tovvarus 1' first and sec *nd. expense Daniel Card, Down A dj called; thence h.. said highway t» ftiuopshire ram, Dr Geo Phil- a and Trio Single Comb Brown Leghorn coal stove, the cost of oper- (J a stake and land of Otis \\ Daniel T Caiu. ation i9 so small it is worth 3 southeasterly by said Heim. .s in -x.vty chicks, | o-nde ewe. Geo U John hardly Trio Bral Dyer, Franklin; feet to a stake at Susan Brav’s land: 'hence ;11 Will'm^ UoiHinol' It will not heat the H northwest said Bk CASHING POCOER first r.iH -oud. considering. by > 4 Parcher, Grade ram Iamb, Geo U Franklin. room. You it in an the first-mentioned bound, together with all Trio White F Dyer, light instant, 3 Leghorn.F Parker, G ».e !. ;b, Geo U Franklin; buildings thereon. And whirr-- D*.- ondi- It saves both time and labor Dyer, turn it out the moment are £ | second. John Wilken, Hancock. you tions of 1 inorigag I ~ Young Pekin ducks, Fred b.vues. done 2 still r-'in.in brokei' and -v y and results that b WINE. cooking. the, of i14c >. vu-. j gives please. Trio Golden Wyaml.' .j * * lure, by reason bn.• ^ ^ • If dealer does not sell ’toves 3 com'i* :»?:■'/ did not < 01 to » the ( wests Following is a summary of the races: Detroit Dinner. TA KING Swell KM .». IKmIIi >m. CLOSIN'!I DAYS OF THE ELLS- 2.35 CLASS. M 1 on one Tin area young married couple h in, A O 1 1 1 El! B. Johnson is working in Brev r. I I'ctronel, Klpley, I'nlon. : o* i bund- miest avenues in tin* city. WORTH EXHIBITION. Scott, b g, C t* Andrew*, Bangor. ■> 2 Of rude B. Burrill is teaching in Hol- CHANCES Late last winter they decided to pay off Crickett, b in, \V L Barrows, I nlon.... 2 3 den. hr C A Bar liar some of their social obligations by giving Daybreak, g, Weaver, Is all well in THE KATIN ON WEDNESDAY AND very soith Willis A. Goodwin is at home from New (hi the fixed for bor. 4 4 4 mi evening party, night s Time, 2.21*2.31 *4, 2 30. eas< luit iit>i in bm York. he event the house was illuminated from THURSDAY -THE TRACK HACK REC- ing Fur- 1 2.1,' class, rrmb *#125. bTs. k of is bnheiiiL-.it tu attic. The refreshments pro- ORD MEN nace or Maddox, Blue-hill, visiting BROKEN—TWO Dustmont, l*r *,(_'<» Andrews, Bangor, l 1 1 Ilangi Stoves. J[' *». E. W. BurriJi's. vided won till a box car, the caterer was KICKED. Ki cn I., bg, i Booty, Brook-. 2 2 2 tlu re i- a where on hand with his staff of assistants and place* yon Mi-. Mary Turner > visiting in Lhs- KINworth, Mk K II Crecly, Kllsw'rth 3 3 3 -p- ,.f ... r the ..orlh and Laiiioine. expectancy pervaded Time. 2.2.*. 2 2-, 2.1.'S. know Noli e.ui obtain a relia- entire e.-1nb 1 ishment. The weather of the last two days of the 2.3U I \ss vWo>ll N I*KI\ ERS I t USE #100. M -s Carrie Johnston has gone to Cas- ble article, that is the At S.30 lb husband frowned at his (air continued good, for Henry Clay, eh g, Mr* K T Lord, place* : ■ county except lie attend iht. normal school. watch and denounced all who Charleston. 1 1 1 people to late at a At the dull wet morning of lvisk is too t<> Aio B. Cousins and son, of George- thought it si..art to be party. Wednesday Index, Its. Mr- Nelson, Bangor. 2 2 go. great ;i ik wife was at the front nervous young which down the attendance on that hr Mb- 2 3 3 : >v. Mass.,arc visiting relatn i:i town. kept Harry t», g, Moot)} Bluehlll.... cliane-' to a not her k ug both way •, drying her eyes going 1 g Time, 2 37 »„ 2 S3\, 2 32S- place H; .* East has rented a 1»’r of lace and showing uu- day. The attendance of Thursday was ; Gr<_ O-huid. fl'-m-y sate time ! mistakahle symptoms of hysteria. During the afternoon A. W. Ellis’ coming te> Mrs. Eidridgc's farm and the blacks*";th about tilt* same as that of Wednesday, by At b •-i si.t, with pale face, steely eyes -.t three-year-old bay gelding, Salinas, by Dedham was her U-1 It. lie! -hop villagi. ., n ard •■, telling husband but it was an Ellsworth crowd, compara- F. !?. AIKKVS, Ellswt purchasing KillCO 5. B. 1 was sent rii exhibition mile. He Sept. \> eiety she had before she Donum, few from out-of-town in am 1 b >s,..111.1 r. vi .h1 hov* gih w 1.11 her friends tively being went the mile smoothly and evenly, Furnaces. Slows manufactured Wallace B. Blank and wife* have a son, Bnnipos i\ i• j any entertainment that attendance. paced by Donum, in 2.30V4. born Sept. 1. e. H rip::-.! by saying NOVI S t Nl ! IKK A *1 C CO. Me. ATHLETIC Bangor, :. how i.e was Though every race during the fair was EVENTS. 11. i‘. Burr I!; is has ...v a rotary poh."ibi. h> c. in <• ami in lb* n.-i. x k- ay- :u inn.;*, tlitre \m > some The in which John ililO L.n ill i... decided straight 100-yard dash, KI L8WO!M II I \L!>. W 111 nr Kim; nlon. k 1. .. t*r sei ;m u to b.nik her of and Fred i- -1- -1 to us existence. battle* iur 1 fur- Montgomery, Bangor, Flynn, Fr w v: in!)- The Louise M;ui io> has retursue. *. i necessary sharp piacr. hursday 1 ; -j Wil- 1 M;*s ,)• ssle Palm- r. «»f Ih-wrr vi-it- ** -• s •: t ! of El.sw ort start was declared a dead t k -crvaid" ...giil h, d, bit” re nlon w a at the home of liar! wl* fhv has beer, w .. nished t in best day'* lhe race organized racing, heat the 10 inis relative h. r. for h few ing j Ly judge*. Time, , seconds. | Mrs. Murgsret Wilbur, bast brook. Sept. Je» T. BY wif visi ». 1 * v with women drtvirs was the best during Moutgoriiery *1e» I.ned to run and W. IL B dwv cut w rat li. I again, 10. The day dawm i pleasantly, and the and v :f at Bar Harbor ? po! Hay ! >-f her the fair, there were only three ! forfeit'd to I eral d» s as n .• dam. be whifi anger 'hough thereby Flynn. j p.ttim: fan .y r* iiiiri tiaii- g.u *:< red rapidly, cat week. -.. r when ! < sa;.i he had won- The base-ha!I on starter*. tin ''•* class, lK.-tmont game Thursday be* Mi—» ; a l.nr lett, of Brooklin, is ringi after carriage bringing the number.- and H. !‘r .n i w i. ne of hi*> ohi.-st c. r in-"! Fred Perry wife, Boston. West Sullivan and KINworth ■ ii.> race jtweiii visit ine r t H f ,\e k->. ii one hundred are: ... In. s never mem.owtd the j rty. lowered true* record. up thirty-eight and ;fe. and Albert tom i was the best of the in Dodgetown, but now he understood. She hissed an nines, fair, fact, A tno-e were Mrs. 1* ivi--~a .v < a n ornlu'e w ill be taken up i_ present Hannah h r and n, Georgetown, M* e would go t.> tier 'the only r»al*lmrj sv-: v. ; n and wife, Mrs. (Iraee am; rwMi.wg tier room a> she A Miss |v, .1 s of Ulla- here. spoke. u I lead in the odors, North Wednesday threatened lo be wet day tarly game, but the visitors b .e;.,_ ... k fried tin hou-e am! he Bnrrort ami !i 1! ozo\ViIbi;r B. i worth, visitti M-* l,i m-1 m ley hen- iasl Sept. 10. l.u :■ .i t.' her. There she sat on the tloor and blanket of pulled it down and the final innings of at the fair, the fog, which : week. of 1ls\\.u in, aiui M >. t .trib iiie M itcLi iw all lit r finery, tragically to a be game were exciting. KINworth won; 1 Atiai M-. pointing covered in the forenoon, of lVnubsrot. pile of envelopes in her writing desk. | everything Aaron Orln.i.i, whs here ast r: v A. T. Small >f Sunset, has be* *g had never Tntre were the invitations that the of fair week hi It i. iiij fair as tne >’m I>. I'crliins, Mr. Bussell, manager ihe attendance much smaller than it other- The I lliivvurlh l a In ha.id went loTiiot n president alive the interest of the crowd. cer -eri. y out The of Travel. Willy Mi S rer, and Mt fact who I... ill, Safety Railway how- Wedm d u, ry, usly wise would have httii. By noon, and i iy to L p. .L ul Js.rn.nii Brady were tin* Ellsworth battery, nil of again. Last year on American railways one pas- it and the weather of the reunion. Imogene I’eltingi!!, secretary, ever, cleared, while and Mattocks took turns senger was killed in accidents out of Sprout Franklin. Fiud s', Philad Mm Pu-t is.- and every was all that could be desired. 1 M iss Mart ha Ji dan. ”> ] Burr, afternoon and for the visitors. carried. That is to pitching catching Mr*. Wilhur. of Franklin Lee f left for 2.827.474 passengers The was not ! her sister, Mr- \-a C Nancy Thomps. Baltimore, attendance, though large, up Some of the features of the were Saturday can take a game hrec rs of was not able their homes say, that yon train 2,827,474 I and Sunday. i nlnety-t >«•»: age, Saturday. center rush the crowd times before, on the law of ; Brady's through to be imi a < look a lively inter* averages, your Moore, wI, > has hr-n nt present Hon. L. P. Spofford and John Goss, of \VK1» EsPA V S RACES. and capture of a hard the Leroy employed turn cornea to he killed. You will have to foul; capture 1 e«t in all the p eparation*. There were and \V. of Mechanic Falls since last spring, has re* Stonington, Henry Sargent, is a of the races on of two hard tlies in left field travel 72,093.963 miles on the cars before Following summary by Higgins, t u rued home. fr. e general ion*, represented an unusual Sargentville, were here Saturday. i of Ellsworth; a home run Webb, of that turn ai before Wednesday: by 1 were in comes, 1.541,9-15 miles Latlin went to Auburn [occurrence. hey photographed Miss Sarah of West who West Sullivan, anil Harry Saturday, Barbour, boro, are if travel 2.40 CI ASS 1TRSF. #100. three-baggers by a Tie'll the entire party you injured, you twenty where he will attend school through the group. posed has been visiting at W. Leslie Nellie ch A K 1 1 1 Brady and Dunn, of Ellsworth. Joyce's, miles every day for 300 days in the year, Prew, m, Lamson, Union, fall and winter. for a picture of the first Wilbur reunion. left for Deer Isle blk C G Andrew-, Wednesday. can on at it for 758 before Lady Pustmont, in, DRAWING OF HORSES. Music was mu feature of the you keep years F. W. left enjoyable 2 2 2 Flood Tuesday fur Hampden, Alvah Barbour. of steamer turn cornea to be hurt. Bangor. The of day. Capt. your drawing horses took place where he will a Uddmark, b .1 B 1* Wheelden, liangor 3 spend few days. lie The dinner, that important part of ali “Viualhaven”, with his wife, has been on If there had been railways when Christ Thursday morning. Daniel of made the wheel. Green F, br g, K McKcnney, Bangor... 3 4 4 McKay, trip by picnic gathering*, whs served under an a cruise to the east. the yachting This is was born, and you had to travel on Hancock, won his team awning ;:i sin'll an abundant and begun Agnes B, blk m, P A Bunker, Bar Har- first, hauling Newell Armstrong went to Jone*port tempt first month's vacation Barbour has the first of the A. D. and had log array that p- n f.r's to do it justice Capt. day year 1, bor. 4 5 5 4,680 pounds; John Fox, of Ellsworth where he will be Monday, employed it abound***! hi mII good things. had in live years. traveled 100 miles in every day of every break, br C A do do dr 1 Falls, second, Moses C. the fall months. Pay g, Weaver, 1,385 pounds; through next # reunion find 1 Mss you many Mrs. l’hebe a month of since then, Time, 2.30*4.2.34 *4, 2 37*,. of Sprague, respected citizen, every year you Smith, Ellsworth, third, 3,1*85 pounds. Miss Carrie Whittaker and aunt, of utb fum.ty friends present. 2.26 1TRSE died of a shock She would still have this year 189S) CLASS. #100. paralytic Thursday. (in nearly PREMIUMS. Franklin, are occupying rooms in the Scooter, b .1 B P 1 1 1 was of Funeral three million miles to travel before g, Wheelden, Bangor.. Shaw house on Mill streit. sixty-eight years age. yet A | 3ftbrriisrmcnts. Jacob T, b s, E L Fisher, Ellsworth.... 2 2 2 complete list of the premiums services were held at the turn came to be killed. Methodist your Lennle who has been with h s Bertha E, ch m, W L Barrows, Union, 3 3 3 awarded at the fair appears elsew here in Jordan, church Saturday. Time, 2.2S.l4, 2.20*4, 2 2"*-,. this issue. father in Kingman through his summer GENUINE Sepl. 12. S. llow Americans Fought. vacation, ha-* returned home. W. A. Old “When we fired a volley,” one of the Starter, Whittier, Orchard; SARATOGA WATER. NOW KOK FI II Elmer Hiaisdell left fur his home Sun- North sedffwick. J udges, A. C. Swazey, John E. ISLE ILL. | prisoners said later, “instead of falling Bucksport; f MEMORIAL RESOLUTION.**. day. His wife will remain with h- Fr"h from ,hn •non' hack they came forward. That is not the Clark, Bar Harbor; timer, E. S. Clark; | Whereas, It lias Gi. one* Mountain Park Next Week Will Draw parents for some little time. pleased Almighty clerk. John A. Scott. Excelsior way t fight, to come closer at every vol- more to visit Sedgwick grange and take ; Crowds From F'.IJswort li. W. ]). Wilson and W. H. W -ii'v,. rt h The farmers’ race, for mile nearest to I5lg from an honored member, therefore be it ley.” And so, when instead of retreating Next in the list of fairs in Hancock were camping out at Green Lake last on each four minutes, was won by O. S. Cook, of Resolved, That while wo do not und tstand volley, the Rough Riders rushed week and the fishing. Spring. county, i- the fair of the Hancock county enjoying St rved in it* God’s ways, we must 1m»w to His wli!, and be- at them cheering and filling the hot air F^ilsworth, time 3.42'..; H. M. Clossou, at agricultural society Mountain park M. I). Haslam came tin from Sullivan natural state—not lieve "lie doeth all thing- well.’ wild cowboy yells, the dismayed East Surry, second, time 3.42; Clifton Bluehill. The Bluehill fair never faiis to Res... i. Tin." it the 1 all. night to attend »h«- *f big crowds from and ion held at Walt bam on Harding, grat ge ha- a tr and !i 1 he ban been attacked by the Bet wean t tie heats F. H. Osgood showed Ellsworth, {Saturday. w ith gas. ored n n. An ri<-nn One of the resi- this year w ill be no to the rule, army. on the track the b. s. Donum, 2.10 and exception Fben H.Stover went ! J uo-*p rt M m- Resd id. Ti.:.t w» xtend "Ur heartIVIt nis of Santiago asked one of thesol- 'l he association offers an attractive sym four colts of his pro- day to start up t be n. t h- w t. h *vt TL' Avoid r- ,f t h"-e get. to the fan.; oi the deceased. Americans fought well. path} y gramme. been shut down for several n. mths. Mruiirmi Will !'‘l.- replied, *‘t hey tried to catch BASE BALL. R. red, Tiiai } age ;n »*ur reeotu- i*c de- Mountain s with their hands.”- Richard Harding park’s excellent track always James Taylor, wife and children left pound*. voted to tin- :ii• I>r. of lirother and tnat our "•’s- in S-rihnpr's. The has*.- hall game in the afternoon furnishes in Bluehill good racing; fact, Monday to attend the international ex- our cl trier he drae-'d in mourning f •: between Ellsworth and high Ch-.-rry Held. luck m giving the public horse hibit ion at St. John tblo week ai. 5 days. trotting was won by the latter. Score 22 to 2. that is is s..! c- exciting, proverbial among R( red, That a py of these re it e A. Clark wif. !. iv * n cts. cor XT Y NEWS. seven George and Only innings were played. horst men and horse lovers. fount AYi.’-s n re other Herbert Mo..re a 1 •. '< b-rli. i} pages. The visitors had a much nine itiug j sent Tin Kel-v onn- A.-.u.uiv w stronger l’he racing events announced for this week. They left f -rt:. r : •, !; : per than the home team. l'heir lication. Cuai. v M. Ceai battery, are on the first of Wfdn< I- ran Kim year Tuesday, day the sday. At IE !‘A E. ami Sproul, the glass. Mr*. Willey kept Efjsworth lair, three-minute and 2 35 classes, purse James T. Maxwell, of SHUgerties, W. H. l/OWell and brother came Isa a* A! Frank i-> M. i.en, boys guessing. Cherrytield had no $100 in each. On ivxcelsiorWatcr used princi- N. Y., with her two sous, mother and Wednesday, three-year- from mtbsc.it t. ommittee- trouble and i*« >.imlH_\. Frank leaves hitting Silvy, kept the Ells- old class, 2 5 > ela-s, a a beverage. Not a laxa- maid. is visiting fora few weeks at Wil- purse $50; purse $100; for Orono next \u k to a:i• .1 the [ ni- pally worth boys chasing the leather all over Hiid 2.20 The Reach Deer Isle,. liam 1. Mavey’s. class, pur-e $lm. Thursday, 2 10 versity of Maine. tive unle-s taken before bretikfa-t. the field and James Samuel T. Lowe left for Boston last Brady Stcekbridge class, purse, $100 fite-lor-all ciass, purse Mrs. H. F. T. ('leave®, of Ann Arbor, Mrs. Llewellyn Kim-., id v. ha- n were behind the bat for Ellsworth. $150. i;m>. Monday. leaves a with her Mich., Tuesday for brief tarry at daughU Mr- \nnie M State MINOR RACES. The stn*tt. KIDwortl parade of stock is always one of of two Ralph N. Knight is teaching the gram- West (Ouldsboro before returning West. Flier-''ii, Ibn.MH for weeks. r«- the features of the liiuehill fair. turned home mar school at the The in. nor races ami athletic sports on Some of Friday night. village. The recital at the Methodist church the best eat tie owned in Maine Wednesday, which were in charge of working 1 Mrs. Alberta Hatch and children re- Monday evening included solos by Miss George !>av:s harvr-te Red stowed C. E. as are in the of and BUSINESS Bellatty, resulted follows: vicinity Bluehill, they his w turned to Boston last Monday. Mabel whose sweet voice and ensilage la-t k Mr. llavi- has Monaghan, are seen at their best at the Potato race— Wilmot Oar.and, first; 1a?- louehill fairs. recently built a silo, and hi- corn should School charming her hearers. opened Tuesday, taught by Miss presence delighted I o amuse those Come out in tine roy Hart, second; Hoy Redding, third. pewple who will remain sln.p t v. ,itr. Edith of West Deer Isle. Miss West was graceful and in BE Fifield, pleasing (>ne in Bluehill during the three of the S-IDfo hundred-yard dash—Morris Knowi- days .» DULL... her ai*d Misses Gordon and C MU .1. Misses Mattie and Mamie art selections, fair, there will he a ball at the town hall Knight tou, first; Edward Robinson, second; O. hi* Butler were tine, as usual, in their parts. Whitney by wife on Friday even- attending the high school at the village. Charles third. each night. Monaghan’s orchestra, of Hurley, ing uf Iasi week A nun.t er of friends Gladys Bragdon, the child cornetist, re- will Mrs. Mae Hutchinson, of Vermont, is Forty-yard dash Morris Knowlton, Ellsworth, furnish music. had been invited in and a even- ceived merited applause. Mrs. Eliuore plea-ant visiting her brother, Arthur R. Camp- first, Pearl Moore, second: Edward Hob- ing was passed. Fickett was accompanist. if business is as dull rh bell. luson, third. WKSI I I.I.SW OH i ii. The sing and entertainment in the Sept. 10. M. L. Sack Hart, dealers in ail classes of race--Leroy first; Harry wan not M est vestry Monday evening largely North Itrooksvilie. North Itlu.lilll. second ; third. Ellsworth was represented at the merchandise affirm Gerry, Hoy Redding, attended. The committee a it to Hancock fair presented Mrs. Willie Perkins is ill. and will at- Three-legged and Ed county by a tine herd o( good which should have very Huruphrej’Dunbar family race—Harry Gerry programme, had be. it must be pretty near tend cattle by Harry L. a larger audience. Mrs. Louis Varnham is tbe Littlefield reunion Leslie, first; Walter Sullivan and James Hooper. visiting friends Thursday. a fact. in Bluehill. Sept. 15. Bowden, second; Earl Shorey and Clair Inez and Isabel llainor, of Salisbury UNION CONGREGATION AI. third. are CHURCH. Such being the case, and I Mr-. Abbie of who Clement, Cove, visiting their grandparents, Grace Stover began her school in the Thompson, Bangor, Her. /,. or. Imitation Alexander Hunt, pant a is her sister. Mrs. wheel-barrow* race— Harry Barron and wife. having stock of ... Creek district Monday. visiting Benjamin social and Ed. Frank Mc- Weekly service, Friday evening Saunders, expects to return home soon. Gerry Leslie, first; Beater Uaspar, of Satur- Mrs. Surry, spent at 7. « Richardson, of Ashland, is visiting and Topic “Every Christian Soul Carty Shirley Moore, second; Eddie and with his Mrs. Alton Stover and little day Sunday grandparents, W s her father, John Stover, for a few weeks. daughter inner At o’clock the same evening Sullivan and Raymond Steel, third. Mr. and Mrs. Asa S. Barron. Dediablc and Seasonable Frances, of have been an church Pearl Gott. who was thrown from his Bucksport, visiting important business meeting. Mrs. Stover’s mother. THE KITE-FLYING, Miss Mattie Hooper and her -10 a. m. — carriage a few days ago, is still confined friend, Sunday preaching “The by M.S. Smith, was watched with con- Miss Byran, of last of to his bed. Mrs. Llsie Franks, who has been spend- Melrose, Mass., spent Word the Ixird." Bible school at 11. GOODS siderable interest. The tailless diamond week with her ing a few weeks with her Mrs. grandmother, Mrs. Martha Gospel service at 7 p. m. The pastor will Charles Snow, of the farmers’ store, and sister, Deborah and the peculiar box kites were a Dollard. The theme William Dunbar, has returned to her novelty speak. for the evening Perkins, of the North Brooks- most of the that tne home in Mass. ito people who saw them. Mrs. Amanda “Sin.” Public invited to all these public—particu- ville Milford, Meader left .Monday for a house, are on the sick list. After the 12. kites were up nearly 2,000 feet, few w services. the Sept. 12. S. Sept. W, eeks’visit to her sisters,Mrs. Marti a larly ladies —want, 1 an American fiag was sent up on the cord of Harrimau, Prospect Ferry, and Mrs. have decided to make a lib- South Surry. with Kast Franklin. very pretty effect. Caroline How, at Munroc. Hancock County Vessels Lost. Gertie Day is quite ill. The eral reduction from my al- Enoch Burgess, of Mil has A SIX-YKAB-OLD BICYCLIST. schooner “Jerome B. Ix>ok”, of bridge, Mrs. P. T. Barron was elected superin- moved with his Rose Henderson has returned home which Fred of 1 ready low prices, so that all family into the W. M. A feature of the afternoon which tendent of the Free Capt. Hodgkins, Latnoirie, from Brooklin. ap- Baptist Sunday school Ash house. is captain, but which was temporarily in can be accommodated. pealed to the grand stand was the trick .Sunday, i’he school numbers thirty-six, Mr. Colgon, Dr. and of command of Capt. McKenzie, of New School commenced Monday, Sept. 6, Colgon son, bicycle riding by six-year-old Walter with an average attendance of twenty-six. have returned York, was lost with all hands in the taught by Miss Bertha of Boston, home. Brown. Walter is the son of Prof. Fred Farnsworth, Mrs. Elinor J. Hooper, since the death Mrs. hurricane on the coast of South Carolina, Beddiugtou. Gertie Beede and Mrs. J. Gott E. Brown, the club swinger, and last of year her husband, Aloion K. Hooper, w ill have been he Wednesday, Aug. 31. John of West took visiting friends in Surry. captured the grand stand by his club- reside at East ^ Blaisdell, Sullivan, Orland with her aged The “Caroline 12. C. Foss”, Capt. Oscar A. W. GREELY. charge of the meeting of the V. P. S. C. Sept. jj# swinging. brother, Simeon Higgins, who is in fail- Crabtree, of Franklin, in the same hurri- E. society Sunday afternoon. ing health. Bluehill. cane, went ashore and has No. 5 THURSDAY. Mrs. Grace been aban- Main St. Mr. and Mr. W. Barron spent part of last Welch Patten have com- Tbe fall term of the new Bluebill- doned. was the best of the week at Green and menced and are each Stevens Thursday day fair. laike, accompanied cranberry picking George academy will open on The schooner “Robert The weather was and her Lorenzo to McFarland”, a large number of to 19. Tbe delightful, the father, Wilbur, the employing pickers Monday, Sept. principal, Charles Capt. Horace Lord, of was was the best of the three Wilbur reunion at the home of her Ellsworth, 11 get their work done before the frost. W. comes racing days, iu f Cupps, highly recommended in East caught the same hurrican*-. The ves- 12. all the as on grandmother brook. She was one Sept. S. C. as an and though races, the previous of sel of Others. educator, the outlook now is the five that represented the live was saved from going ashore cut- experience i! days, were decided in heats. by % that the straight generations of who were a Prett5' Marsh. school will open under most Wilburs, photo- ting way the masts, and with two an- In the 2.19 class, the third heat in graphed B. F. Over 100 Kit'. < favorable 2.19V, by Joy. relatives chors out rode St’l\igo, F. A. Sorge and wife, of Hoboken, N. J., auspices. were out the hurricane. She by Dustmont, broke the race record present. Gentlemen: for reached Feb. 28. '95. left for home last Sept. 13. jj. Savannah under jury rig, and is J [ Monday. the track -2.21 made Isst the South k. year by / 1 1 Iliuicof there now awaiting orders. She will consider the “L. F." Ut- The fall term of school commenced to- same horse. There have been faster miles 4 1 Miss Hattie Crabtree Ball and John G. tow to Miss C. MOIIT1 OK THE probably New \ urk, ur to Thomas- wood's Fitters a bit to the 1 1 day. taught by Cynthia Richard- made on the track, but this is the race HIYKK. ssing Martin, both of this town, were married ton, Maine, her home to be son, of Mt. Desert. record. race port, titled in at the The with women drivers Mrs. Elmira and her overworked, both mind and \ home of Ralph Wooster, Waltham, Joy two dau ghtu out. ] G. F. Arnold and wife and Mr. Hughes was the best of the fair. have returned to the nervous 1 1 Mass., last Friday. They will go to Jack- Massachusetts. body, restoring func- will leave Camp Taylor, Sept. 13. They There were two accidents at the park sonville, Fla., on the schooner with which Mark L. Milliken, jr., and wife, of Bai Hlg Fire at Livermore Fall-. tions, the 1 1 will visit Moosehead Lake and Thursday, both due to a little bad building up system, vicinity Mr. Martin is connected. temper Harbor, visited his The greater part of the business before to their home in Brook- parents last week. portion and in w li fe and returning shown by the black stallion Ellsworth, f giving vitality i ! Mass. Mrs. of Livermore Falls was burned line, owned E. H. In Hooper, Franklin, visited her Saturday. East Surrv. by Greely. the morning The tire to the weak. Sept. 12. S. Mrs. C. A. started in a and (Signed) ] | Trainer E. L. who has daughter, Fullerton, last week. saw-mill, Capt. Edward F. of this Fisher, been hand- rt Dodge, village, rt*d rapidly to other mills near F HUl.. Sedgwick. Mr. Walter Gatchell, of Bar by. In JOHN announces the engagement of his ling Greely’s string, was kicked by Harbor, is visit- 1 j( A W. of is in daugh- thirty-four buildings were destroyed. Penney, Haverhill, town ter Eva to Ellsworth, and In ing his grandparents, Mark Milliken and Winfield S. Trevyorgy, of quite badly injured. : he loss is estimated at his wife. ;1_o,j00. l* ’* visiting parents. Surry. the afternoon, F. D. Mills, of Bangor, one I Bitters will cure your £ Mrs. Stella £ Will Overlock and wife, of are .-Li JL_ of Charles G. Andrews’ was Saunders, who has been nervous Hermon, stablemen, at y I troubles also. for Uurglary North Hancock. p ^ in town Mr Overlook’* Hood’s Pills cure liver kicked Ellsworth. He was struck on working Mrs. John Whitmore the * visiting cousin. ills, biliousness, lndl by A Be sure you get the S. past two months has returned to her Burglars broke iutu Bert Graves’ store ^ Rev. E. Drew. gcstion, headache. Lasy to late, easy to the and received a bad bruise and oper- hip, home in Trenton. at North "L F.” kind Avoid imitations. ® Sept 12. (\ ate 25c—Advt. Hancock last night, and carried liesh wound. A collection for his benefit 12. Sept. 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