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1 *m •-«! f.. t |h in default of xUibcrtiucmcnts. LOCAL A F FA IKS. •I'M* MIH< V^fi Wfce a** ti ghtv respect county jail Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report »4 n lb nmNUrty, in wli< H »h* had B appear at the October term. • » ‘-mrm whr t*-*« * a hu*h*nd. • *» and It is of Mnrmvillc, MW UUMilM IMI« « * • *» [ Ihnl maii wife, "•i* ‘la i' -f a®#t • ••►« I '*1 « *•* -it- mpt of court in fail- N II l»r •• sr\nru:i> \..rrl« < *r ns to as wit- \ \\ h* %*-ct**-*day appear M *. l*r rtM t ’!*4 fvih rgi*i' '(am hn» N'lmr in it h I \.\ !. K N lv \\ Mill./ II I N. »» t .*srt h Mf h• *- the he city during I be j >u-til. II .! M». r<) h»>«*» f**m* % .1 ». and B. B llavey, West Su!li- ... .. • u ,! lt It film Mil • I r.. I. ,f n rsftli air.. Ua if! h M. InlyreF. I\ Merrill, Blue- .1 < .. .III; nmm^r* I II 11,11, Hancock Tannery; M. I. I. M. ft* j i*** t \ • I.>ti> ■ Oilb-rt, W. II. Davis. •.r> * i, | « * A» i*af of s»«d he oil *« • II. I-I..H nr I Ii.i* »» Ms; -ii .1 i ( liar Har- *■ ft*» * (here. lark, in.-lit" | m t» h*h* r»r<* •* ha* hern rig AggOljUjTEKV PURE_ < < * * I liiihi! h im. I!. I,. Tilloek, I. F.»rr« -t M. j meet ng * s h rrwf* «T tea* » ♦■aa "•* !;«>•. T*»\ r ri L. Benson. Bass ELLSWORTH FALLS. j ■ r*l gd‘*t is a re- Tin I hM> If hr g Judson Austin having chimney 1 ir .. Ilan* in k \ B Fernald and wife, RnMt Surry. ami Milling « I tatrv th- rh>ir«.|*% evening by the built. t | Hutchins, Brooklin; E. E. Swett has found employment in I .* f! h for Adelbert Richardson was in Bangor are those who I w-*g**e Tkrp-efewtuhe but not stupefied, M m Lillian Su ii/- v, Ellsworth. I'. It. ( *«»!«* W H-H ill town III.-* Wrtk til. u»«m over |ws|of \ : *••%«/# Sunday. j M V Mt Dea« rt. B. made a at which we are , Capt. Freethy visit to Mount learn the prices Genrgr IV Woodward i*» ill « !»• rr : Parker Saunders has repaired the wall I »i*- v •* s of the Con- Desert last weekj \% utig | r»pl» society I time. It t his week. Kro tUpf tat vr*4ey •«t*»* -*ta v aftern«M>n of his cellar. our goods at this gr-gat nai tmrrh h#*ld its hiiiiumI meet- selling weeh will Mrs. Rosie Gott, of Brooklin, was in William 11. Holmes hi In Rtr Hurl and evening cfttlia Wt»p|»er Work is done on the roadbed and ng ! av * veiling. Entertainment being of those which **r*cd from t t« ? All are : town on business last week. is one surprises business. track near the railroad station. M mi were folio wad by social boor. Invited | par Leverett is the Free- cordially a in Bellatty occupying trains the judgment to use econ- Work was resumed at Hall’s lower mill The f..Bowing committees were chosen George Whittaker has put chimney The Hrat regular meeting uf lautrfir thy cottage for the season. Monday. f-*r th** ensuing year Social committee, his ell which he built last year. in from I and A M In the new hull in William Tibbetts and John omy making purchases lodge, Mi** Eta \ Mra. F. A. rented Giles, of C’apt. John A. Ix>rd was in Itangor iken. chairman; C. W. Smith, of Amherst, has Mantling Mock, w ill he held tha Thur*- were in town on business last of (iHtmU, M *a Jews it and Mias of E. Whitcomb. Brooklin, our stock. This is the time Tuesday. Young the blacksmith shop C. dav evening at 7 Jit. A fuil attendance week. Ann e K com- hall next ngshury Brayer-meeting John has torn down his old are of Aldermen’s meeting st city is Lymburner vear when you thinking earnestly requested Mias Mrs. Frankie Lord last week m it tee. f M iss Edith ( her husband’s Mr. and Mrs. Sim- a Mackintosh. We heney, Mias Hannah Holmea, parents, i purchasing Mrs. is visiting her its place. Henry Whiting Attletioro, Mas* who have been visit- Miss Mary Newman. Isniknut commit- eon Lord. W. of and : them to sell while in Cherryfleld. Miaa Nora returned home Spofford DeWitt, Brewer, have you they parents ing lliggina. tee. Miss Katherine Hale, chairman; Mias Rural circle was Maud I>. of North were sewing reorganized on Water street Mr*. ;■ remem- Moore, Ellsworth, C. H. Grindal’s store Saturday. Blnckington Mar.nii \N haled, Miss l^onice Foster and last week. It has been in existence for last; Former Prices were *10.00, married at the home of Rev. H. W. bered here as Mlaa ti«>o* Conley has been re-painted. Ocorge Newman. more than at last Sunday. thirty years, continually *3.75—Present Prices, 87.50, will be inter* *0.00, Miss Maud K. Phillips spent Sunday Ixivem of home trotting The ««h ial dance given at Hancock hall work. Charles has moved into the board- cm ted to learn that there will b* a trot at Gray a nice line with friends in Bangor. taut Friday e\ening under the of Mrs. Clara York a few *4.50, *2.75. We have auapicea of Davis. Mr. Davis spent days with the of the Hancock fair ing-house George Fred I. of was ground* county the Odd Fellows, may be classed among her brother on her return from Brooks- Campbell, Cherryfleld, has moved into the house of his Cashmere Cloaks at rhho< iation in on t under father, of Infants’ in Ellsworth, July the of the season. The w here she the winter Ellsworth Wednesday. prettiest parties Horace Davis. ville, spent caring of the association the late the auspice* attendance was large. Monaghan's for her mother. prices that will startle you. Ro- Superintendent of Schools E. W. Lord The Woman* Relief w ill celebrate orchestra furnished music, a few DEATH OF L. O. CROCKER. has been a grip sufferer this week. Corps playing There seems to be a rushing business in in our stock member, everything it* tenth birthday, May H, In (1. A H. selections before the dancingcommenced. The follow ing, relative to the death of real from the Dr. W. M. Haines has had a telephone transferring estate, judging and W'oman’s served at columns hall. The post families. The sup|»-r Odd Fellowa hall L. G. Crocker, reported in these number of deeds we have been called on at cost, or less. put iu at bis farm near Green Lake. Relief Corps, husbands and families, and was, hk> all suppers furnished by the last week, was received by Willis Mc- to write of late. Bartlett returned Satur- Miss Marion of Veteran* and families are in- Odd Fellows, a success. The enter- his from W. J. Price of Son* great Gown, nephew, Mrs. Edna H. after a two weeks’ visit in Boston. Chatto, aged eighty-eight day vited. I>idieM are t» contribute tainment committee was as follows: North Dakota, captain of the requested Fargo, years, made a trip on a steamboat for the Miss Vonie and Hattie Dyer leave to- cake. Walter H. Barker, II. E. Fiske, F. E. relief hook and ladder company: first from South Brooks- .4. II. NORRIS. Franklin. time, April 13, day fora visit to relatives at Road Commissioner has Oarland. W. B Bonsey, Austin M. Foster, “He died on Wednesday, the 17th, after Acting Epj>e* ville to Surry. She has come to pass the Dr. II. W. F. S. L. F. an illness of nineteen days. Two days There will be a regular meeting of the been Home Haynes, Newman, of her making important improve- after being taken, he got up, but only for remaining days life with her son Near the (tiles. ( J. Brown. F. S. (’all. (’. L. Woman’s Belief Corps Friday afternoon, ment* on upper Main Htreet. a day. loiter on he got up again, con- SmmHf'rn' nluce the wa* nar Morang and a OPR NEW LINE May 3. where road trary to medical advise, however, April 30. relapse whs urougin. on, iioiu nuiui uc of who ha* row, the alders and brush have been To-night Wednesday) the King's Clarence Hale, Portland, died. Surry. is or been a of Senator Hale, returned cleared from both sides. It proposed Daughter* hold their fair, “bazar of “He was taken tirst with the guest grip The schooner “Delaware,” (.'apt. Cog- last to widen tie* road to the same width as at the season*.'' at Hancock hall. The re- w hich brought on a fever. These caused Monday. last week made the run from Tooth- : heart failure, which was said to be the gins, present on the Weaver flat** js»rt* r, w ho h* b* en favored by a glimpse Frank Young and James Wood return- immediate cause of his death. hay to Boston in the quick time of ten for of Ho hall. aug li- covery. The schooner “Forester” arrived this "Mr. C rocker was an Odd Fellow and a Kvents. ter* were w* This t he hall Coming First national bank next Monday even- king' morning <>f the Fescue hook and ladder week with ft load of gravel for Senate! member Wednesday, May 1 King’s Daughters’ 8. Shares of the new series w -i* ar* • \« pt f *r the frame work of Both offered ing. May may company. organizations at 15 Eugene Halo. but fair Hancock hall. Admission, be out at this The r. two or Hire** booth* by to-night it will as-i-dam and care during his illness, taken meeting. cents. A water main is laid througl it was not thought necessary by Mr. being I interest in this < m have bten tran*forme T-t. I the creamery. seisms spring, summer, autumn ami fum-rai, H--i>ded the Odd bellows. It cream vestry. The sidewalk on t In- *li' r* road by and most 15 cents. Mrs. of Dexter, \ a. w liter \t at-.ut 9 o'clock in the even- was th* largest impressive Admission Leamon Koval, walk was removed ing repaired. The old funeral ever given to any person in i of this is visiting relatives ing tin “magic mirror” will la* revealed. Friday. May 3 Mum rated lecture, formerly city, i and much it relaid. The ; rtnmwhn-ti Fargo. Photographs were taken of the and friends here. 1 What * next? was the remains in state at Odd Fellows “China and the Chinese,” y Kev. D. L. was built over the bluff bus been r* coming thought lying hall, and of t ii♦ on t he street.’ at N. of II the III ill <1- of the as Hsselll procession ; Vale, tin- Congregational church. i Samuel Campbell, esq., Cherry ; !!! f A l 'l'li tie M* thod *t church last It t though away Admission, 15 cents. j field, has been the guest George h* st reet. Mr. I. j I" is III I ill g Sunday. r* he the best of care and at- »r- a latives had -• I'le '-an-*-->f ||i> blackboard l AT Martz | Pare her for several days. >e- road ommission*'r al pr* nt, :■* mu* h upon Saturday, May Specialty tn»Th:s is to his friends an easel m ar t h* There were consoling at Hancock hall in new ! Mrs. E. B. Bowen, of Newton, Mass., if *1 to find that tin* work an b«- dom | ulpit upon j company pro- pleas* h* r* and are * tc the board IdJ ami they vceedingly grateful and all new her Mr. and Mrs. S. K for about on* -quart* r tin •*«t f what square*, they represent- I gramme with performers. Shirt' w itli Ties visiting parents, and w he ed t he number *f share*, at five cents a the individuals organizations Neglige in this was est imated. Whiting, city. cared f<>r him in his last days, and w he ha vo arrived, week, I hat were needed to meet the “1 never cu d understand dis story to inatoh Miss Annie Jordan is ut acting Word has been received from (apt. his I present • * honored his memory after death. h tire It expense* f *r l he year beginning ; about huntin’ around wit’ a in tin Horae*- F. of tin- m hooner "Maud Diogenes \oii will lind thorn ns matron of the reading room, Lord, and 1 Th’s i* about the same lantern fur an honest remarked a his arris al at < iibara, May plan man,” absence of Miss Belcher. Snare,” announcing IIK.II M IIOOL \OTKS. statesman. us*'d in many churches in large New York city “Are you t thin for made — ho proper g Acadia K. held its lirsl Cuba, on April 13, having the pas- surprised that he should have found chapter, A., «it ie*. and. a* the | a*t*'r w a* a from Miss., in the re- explained, has them so scarce?” “Naw. W at I don’t in its new in Manning sage Fascaguula, < ieorge I Orant. of the sophomores, and summer wear. meeting quarters sue**** there and would l*c im.” spring of six Twen- helpful see is w’t he wanted wit’ last markably quick time days. left sc hool. block Tuesday evening. here About half the shares were taken | Wo are after trade would be considered a fair pas- your who is in the ty days 1'hc re is talk of an amateur Willie Grindal, employed in a very few minutes, and it is hoped organizing If arc weak and worn or have that at this season of the year with tin- you out, on sage at the school. with in store of his father, C. H. Grindal, the balance will b« taken this week and athletic association tired feeling, Hood's Sarsaparilla is just the genuine .Bargains winds that usually prevail, but ( apt. Ix»rd Water street, is ill from the effects of a next. Next Thursday and Friday, regular half medicine to restore your strength and give you every and wo struck a “norther” that followed him all department, strain. examinations. a good appetite. Hood’s makes pure Mood. the Kllswrth horses were on the rampage term our way. think wo can F. S. Cleveland and a few friends re- last Frank F. s horse,stand- The hirh school nine will soon be in For a'llnner pill and general family cathartic surprise Lewis Friend & Co. and Friday Gray with completed we turned from Green Lake Monday ing at the side of Main street, near the order for the season. The are C. confidently recommend Hood's Pills.—Advt. eustomers with t ho ox- this week a overcoat of a players and some fish shipped spring several large salmon larger bridge, wa* frightened by a passing bi- R Thomas, c., F. F. March, p.; Bradford for unique pattern. Unlike the usual spring low stories. cycle. and jumped one side, into the Mi k ns a, 1b,j Harold Clark, 2b.; H. c. tromoly prieos overcoat, it was of several colors, yellow Children Cry for Miss Mabel Monaghan will sing at a wagon of It. F Morang, which was |*a»s- Mason. 3b Thomas Holmes, s.s.; H. J. good goods. predominating. It was ordered by a concert to be the Knights ol ing. Mr Morang* wagon ws* badly rf H. I Crabtree, c.f.; John Pitcher's Castoria. given by Brooklin gentleman, who left the selec- BUvjr, at Bar Harbor, next Thursday damaged Both horses ran. but were l.f. Pythias, tion of cloth and cut to two of his Klls- | lk>y!e, caught lie fore further damage was done was Stmrrtisrmcnts. evening. worth friends. It is now doubtless The freshman nine greatly The same day the horse of Hugh t’amp- on re- Forrest E. Areher, who some weeks age ad-awning the handsome form of tin pro- «urprised Wednesday morning attached to a loaded with where he had bell, wagon *» from the Biaehill W. R. PARK HR & came home ill from Bangor prietor of Brook 1 in’s leading industry. ceiving nhtllangi CO., lat h* was by the laths crowd- is now frightened a- nine to go to Bluehill next KI.I.SW1I11TH. MK. been in a shoe factory, of tin* Odd Fel- Htirniy employed Bids for the building him. Mr » ing down upon amphell lost "at irdav t<* Th* > will improving. lows block were last play probably opened Wednesday control of the horse, ami the animal t*-rr n t marly Hi; tin members of the Thomas W. Burr, of Bangor, the well- evening. Two bids were received as fol- through Main street at breakneck speed il Tii* re is some talk known of that city, wai- lows: Austin M. job printer, Foster, £7,381; Henry M r succeeded in th* amphell stopping h the senior nine of accepting a What two numbers sir knights in this L. The contract has a* i,«g multiplied among (the visiting Moor, £7,600. on hill runaway Bridge tiH g r**c\**i fr-*m th* academy last city last Monday. cordingly been awarded to Mr. Foster. make seven? This Work will I* resumed n the cutting together ques- have been bv 11. L Work on the building will be commcuccd Plans prepared rooms of the sh factories this week contract calls for the com- \ri• r is by the K. be for a house which the Misses at once. The nHj day occupied tion may up by some, Moor mmn mem* given I Hiring in** *nui improve it * student* m clearing the school Frances and Ann Grant propose build- have been made at both the upper and coni- but if were at her. The for the were bv gi : end | an I ng trees, but ttie you trading on Laurel street. plans building ing lower factories The most rxtratlvr j Henry L. Moor. ng holiday will U "Imerveil hy h pretty A of workmen are th« In ion shoe The gang telephone work wan at factory. Mint eiilerta n ng programme w hich is tc at a wire from Ellsworth to Somes- members were r«a>f and ■ running Twenty-seven present work of raising th* running .:»* Ml ions hy lu tlius tire metallic circuit I the meeting of the Outing elub Mon.iax tin- another i* about 1 yille, completing building up story 5 -j *ik* r- in i lit school, and Southwest Harbor. evening. 'I'h*• entertainment \\a-» fur- ted Th** im in* nt hi the out- from com pl» prow .v I i« HU hjt't t for t he iic- nished t lie bird tin 'ur of the Miss Jennie Connick, operator at lilt hy department, ward appearance budding t*gr«at. >n! That *■ ir State legis- for the has been in jeet evening being Knglish »j•»*r- The ity of the factory i* in* i.t M r law for t hi Postal l nion office, visiting dally eaj*a« one • and should ask of his clerks, rows. Anew department, the stud> « r* a.-* d from t»» on* hundred ca**n. Bangor. During her absence Hurry sixty prottctioii of our forests*. insects, was added to the three already It. I l olt A Co. the alter Walker was at the key. At th* factory or himself, you would be told that organized. Next week the club will meet atioii* < on*tat in th* rtarrang* at the Congrega- chiefly hiircli Notes. Last Sunday evening, instead of The seven times one are < r, t "is" Tuesday Monday evening. nit lit of the machinery to facilitate the Sun- tional vestry, Prof. Hopes, of Bangor \ .ngregst ;otial church in \t entertainment will be furnished l v th* of shoe*. ld»« of the handling ca}>acity a* usual, with Her- delivered an able sermon on "The Bible day, morning **t vice seven. tlower i.* a** d to 1 *» ease* a department. fa* tory incr* day. M of the Proofs for the Deity of Christ.” ,,n hy th* !ststor Tin <*Hcrameiit You notice The second in the travel course of Uird » w ill ta* administered at c would also that he The tennis club organized last week hae sup|*er lectures by Rev. 1). I.. Yale K|>worth league S *- ■1 at the attitude assume high and two courts will la- built. subject IU,tist !»> May clay a .m.ivsioii \ii prices, oi cour-o you don’t expect to get advantages of the stereoptieon li> | proveil Very enjoyaht* f Mrs. > W Ifev. I. II. W. Wltarff goes to Saco to- wa* tor man who ex- Yosemitc and Trees, tin m..-t int* resting programm* presented. -"inetldng nothing—the Valley Big Tr«'Worgy’s *»ern;on v\ill he “Bushel*.’ to attend the Maim hiiii' uii ol the ne "ii* pect- tliat is a tool! the man who promises day (Wednesday! iire-i in the world. The J. K. Knowlton piet pi*- valley ru.-tt iirgely sttended and it is a 1 now in session in that city them with knave. sell conference lecture was in the which number*. and »nter*|*r**d given church, r• si \ >tr- rdially in- in KUsworth, and u?: also return th* sub- you He will Saturday morning. a view remark* bearing oil permitted much larger thuu in very happy ted. GROCERIES. | \,-r A burning chimney in the building the the screen being 18x18 feet. ject*. remark that his lowest. I vestry, n ■ oi prices don’t give them away. Don’t forget the ndsy tb losing day occupied by J. P. Eldridge called out The third lecture in the course w ill be l’ollow .ng wa* the pr gramme M i; bod is! also end MY MOTTOES: tire was You would your firemen Saturday evening. The of this week. ...I a* '*’• | given Friday evening *lnglllg Tht is w \\ Ip-. 1*1 church jiastor pre- extinguished without difficulty. Subject, “China, and the Chinese.” pnij. i.. it friends there if .ere down Best. •» -t f- the morning service they finality .... I l^r iig Rev. Fr. O’Brien has suffered a relapse, Family feuds in Mariaville occupied the 'i R hat w .11 h. f :iu.. interest to all tlu Rev. R street. Prices Lowest. ami is confined to his home. V« * again attention of the municipal court last Solo.. MU* l.-r* *1* .iiiUm of the church and congrega- Fr. Gauthier, of St. John’s church, Ban- Itendtn-. ► " I rl week. Ostuer and Hudson Milliken were tion, *» it reviews the work of the year officiated at St. Joseph’s church last K AUSTIN II. JOY, gor, arraigned on a charge of malicious mis- Headin Mr- A ll it-l.d The I orgiving mmow" will be tht solo. M llatli-- • Sunday. chief Miles H. Moore. -ut .t of tht address at preferred by Judge Ibading >li-- l ie b* in na, ».• » j. "everybody't Manning Block, ELLSWORTH, ME. which has The sloop yacht ‘‘Maud,’’ Dutton fined them fl each, w ithout costs. Singln>:.L« agu* •x rvut »roni 7 to *> o'clock. U is Iioikh: this been 11. W. Cook winter, On the a number of -*** who h was of tht hurch and congre 7x1-7. repaired by following night large Th*- Kpworth league iety, very member was launched last week, and looks trim and fruit trees on Mr. Moore’s a al effort to JUSTIN M. FOSTER, shade only recently organized, ia air- *dy h ...it w ill make *|at attenc Willie is or f CARPENTER AM) BUILDER. and staunch. Whiting captain premises wore cut down. Mrs. Milliken, good work. The ni* * these services. A child was cured of croup by a nose accomplishing A was two of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. 1 and owner. mother of the Milliken boys, arrested is increasing rapidly draw plans, make estimate*, take eontracts ship neighbor’s child died of the same dread "run work- died at the on She was Satur- c-aaaea t,f buildings. first-class Mrs. Maurice Dow ney, sr., suspicion. arraigned I h« farmers it is astonishing ho* distant while the father was getting aunshlp guaranteed. not home of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Hen- day and pleaded guilty. Owingtothe Hood's pill* care Liver III*, Dliioiliww, much ruin they will Uar. Every aeaaoi ready to call the doctor. This shows the a w the a season known. Charlt of Pecto- Special attention given to Sanitahv Wokk. nessey, on Grant street, Monday, after absence of itnesses summoned, trial Indigestion, Headache, pleasant laxative. the worst necessity having Ayer’s Cherry Uuktn*. ral always at hand. illness. The deceased was was to Monday, when she was All Druggiots.—Adit. 'Vateb St. Ei.lswohtii, Me. short aged postponed 3trtjrrtiormrnts. I OK! H.\ (.AM ri I5IKOS IN MAIN!: 3trt)rrti'srmcnts. ( Uilll.lN Vs I- V!> I.N's- £. U. Column. chkisti.vn i;m>i:avok. Mil I II 111. C. \ A i-.il f.» Hu A aid** of the q_tlr rui n ruvmrjr ;inp.JUTn_rLr nr*.nrup lirccding salaried SuprrxNor- in I •• ll ■■ ox IF \\ Mlartl that "net Omni* A***ocl.itloll. for tlie Week iicginmiig K c> Miss Frances says 5 Maine Topic In- Ivti *1. FAIR Ic. ('ouxirt- W‘ III ,;lo\ ess than half a million Hre directly inter- ^ !*r«-:cb nt l.i. of the Maine FACES !> CoiMincnt l>> Kcv. >. II. I>»j j r WE MAKE Gay. game n. of IN rot of. t t;. 01 at of county ■sled and loyal to that organic f irm n.d .>rintion, Treasurer Topic The lcs.~, r.s of lb ths, r.iane.-Mark Disfigured by t 1 ana lia-Ilia n Vest- la as 1 lie -■ Eruptions i 32-5g ill M .ih ’.. .he woman’s crusade, Her know \\ fur! !■» amt rotary (' M. Penney xiv, m. commis- I niun. I NO SECRET i:l i» r.\ is on-- f in a hoard I' thro Christian assoeinl •'■-n’s The garden .-f Goth--inane ed comity |YOman's Temperanct iv.adr ,i :: pt !’•.* breeding our tin ! Tluso as follows: 'J.iO.l**' or the mi: the sacred spurs in the history of sioners : hy |« oj ind whicli she divides 5 5 ,;-ds \!.. ».t 1) •.!' rii'mi 1 took tt look 1 Ayers we ■ n, n do 1 after r- ad-. ami t lie remainder Lord .1- sus Christ. Whenever enter gent 1 ridges, in the Bands of Hope, t of g Sarsaparilla \ i' rlmn- sand all such Tem- its sacred incl -nrc. we instinctively etc., th. i in the Young Women s Christian FORMULA birds f *;.re. , ov.rseers in! who ale C- g feel that we must do so reverently and matter-. T'i y :ployed perance Vnions, and the men | A Ithuugl lh bird- did not begin to {£., a .'igo. I was i 0 whereon wo -g'ill l : > hav- the r. ads of these sis it tit s. t. u.ie K cause the gr-mud each n honorary members until about May 15 laM year, Super- > > % humbly j lay '' tin- ! r ,.:-o being fur- f tl'.u with a |;1; o stand is holy ground. work d. ;:t \\ t i:ii \ b. t hinks t h* y Rev, Smith Baker, ot Host 11, speaking I 1" Im>l. (■! ® f ! I t!. .. t.; tin ; r »!:•■ i «w re- ')S I-r 1; ] Uetbsi nun fruitful important ni-h- y wi-rt hit< on account of having crossed before the recent great Christian en- be drawn e h t n’.. so i.o.ny to 11U11, which O sul that may quiting days ; .and 1 *« \} >-l * i in to lay at deavor convention, said: "What justu | 1 " :. '"it o I t thi rtant. ov( r k. ;-:g tk. r 1 in r or r I- I ay r -ft from m, mi i U a a ; ... we* ks lit r t hi-* year. The is t lu re in forbidding an intelligent, t,u : ! et that it is a e. u nut it a tax. t'n-h r tills system I i-vti-ra few o suggests < and t hi shadowing snbji I LPitcher§ b.are in on nt nd it ion of ? oil a t:K.v, At cultured woman, possessed property, is I.. c before the that of ti c ’hi st litre it was r. lx. _ si" sty 5 It the on'.> remedy j ag ny of corks are dan. ng and t he hens say “cjult j 'h-t aid ho iviio is conversant with the history in whiih the exact working 5 s. \\ is x sorrowful, ctitam --- : *’■ ’Ugh p public that His ul cling w a* urm-^tness as if nl- /fZSPTV1 b !i marl; they her land, luxes to support the 2 formula is Each bottle contains: unto d ith; here it was that he shov. 1, d lilto t!: 11 and nits to fill paying given. even j r- had I "..Is t<» b*ok after. is there c* “*♦ atiy largt i of her land ; what 4 ■ 1 a if ign in:J i-s fr Him. Who reads are no better ft lay than they permitted ^ O* r°r« h possible, ; ami under small liens. AN hen to discuss this hut when the put they : '«• roaiplaSnt i« aV ng its aj-p ig and sutler- xvlien Mlierman mar. bed over them in | question, and c I £ can -ny in it is well known ■ contewplat Everv drug are then should be. and ico. 1 no it ‘sitation in r• w ho is of vcr laying probably o| what was the r Tai l, ton's tro ars before. woman capable presiding Il>»n*!*lion.. without miring lSfia ■; Ih'y. the med ing p by p will be, several setting a day for two 'rig Aytr's S n »aj' irilia 1 0- when the woman w ho is ■ for Christ law ab'dislics tin- hoards of business affairs, a. oli- P cause of it; Itv isii.t c! ath. The nexy | for Hil isiu s, ■ .1 P>si II there u ill b. no tit lay ill getting I illsoaso." \V D, of of a college, I ’>.i- u weeks,so gj ei- t it-' It was i.nt tile' ci mmissioiiers and provu'as one | capable being president I I S fula, si’ bail power county gestion, under hens. Hie birds will ll ol woman w ho is of teach- and Nervous 5 them prob- it r li bn w that death rvisor elected biennially in each when flic capable betes, Hught's 1'incase, f snp. j some to set of our ably be allowed to have eggs 1 ring relt as.- from His at a averaging £';nn. In ing boys and girls the principles would only pain county salary have laid all w ho is r Oil when it is thought they rn r dnts when the woman ind >rse I ivura, ft they 5 S and agony. It was n t th- thought of addition to him. tile gov. app constitution, Ij- Physicians chem- will. Ayer's Sarsaparilla! throe of care of a home and 2 know what there is in Any P they Admitted at the World's Fair. from Hts loved ones, for He to serve during his administration j capable taking separation ist it. C A wire fence is to be erected r rin se oftentimes, her husband b can, by analysis, verify high ,* > rr ■ r knew that even aftc r death He would commissioners for each toxvnship. children and. gr <>«#£Q£g o; done she w ill about the cages, so that no one can get ■till abide with them. What was it commissioners have jurisdiction in the ; also, shall have justice her, IF SICK near to disturb the birds during of have the to vote.” f YOU ARE enough then? It was the fact that in Gethsem- assessment and equalization property. right | AA hen season is the season. the to bear the burden Their chairmen, together xvith breeding ane Christ began acting THE WHITE RIBBON. WEAR over and the birds are in the yards re it was that He who form a young of man's sin. 11- the county supervisor, county from the DON’T EXPERIMENT The hit of white fluttering | with the fence will be taken us all. who are to the others, knew no sin was made sin for board of commissioners, p Take a medicine of which you know h dress catches the eye, when, per- j will be as wel- Him. It is their to quickly down and the public just Here our iniquity was laid upon meet quarterly. province and 2 the contents. ? feet are about to slip, see t he birds. soul with such into road districts haps, tempted come as ever to go and The cup which tilled His divine the counties of is read by the aore heart in letters The which all have had of unutterable dread was the cup of God's and to let to bonded contractors, who privilege and unselfish helpfulness. I w Pitchers 1 benefi- brim w ith its themselves to xvork the roads purity seeing the birds has proven very anger, filled to the strange shall bind with A man fighting his appetite, ns those who to the wine of His wrath. How their and tho bridges poor cial to the association, go red wino, in territory keep was the saloon close in the perspective, become friends to the this of Christ should teach us the in repair—in other words, to have the the yards enterprise agony to when he caught sight of 1 shout yield I at once, and everyone who become* | of sin and its If road work done Li-vu-ra enormity consequences hy responsible parties one of our W. C. T. C. ladies, her w hite 1 d all at a bottle. 5 by druggnii $1.00 will assist In He could scarcely bare it, how can we instead of by public overseers. Resi- interested in this way pro- ribbon As a breath ot heaven it until under its burden? Let us tie dents who to work the six days flying. COMPOUNDED ONLY BY S tecting birds w hich are liberated, stand up prefer close be- j toned his weak w ill, and falling there to His suffering as law rather than pay tho M’F B CO.. HEW YORK the State is so well stocked that warned, then, accept required hy friend, he [HE UVUIU hind his unknownlihut trusted £ as that His we may be commutation tax of $2 will be is nn open season on the new birds ours, "by stripes reported its vic- | won the day and the saloon lost LrLfLrumAAA/LrLAA/LruwmA/iro healed.'' by the supervisor to the contractor of t here is on partridge. tim. EC The intensity of Christ's suffering tbeir respective districts and will be re- During the trip of the association wrecaea «nu iub», ^ w Amu Her icinpicu a few in and agony is best seen perhaps in the quirxvi to work under his superintend- officers a plan of having eggs put had the pledge only to break it, fact that He to God that, if pos- ence. The contractor for each day's signed an incubator this year was discussed. It prayed to take his gave up in despair and resolved aible. it might pass from Him. Had the worn ciodu uy a uiuvu is iuc was suggested that while the association own life.- On the way to the river a lady burden of sin not been almost intoler- county 50 cents—that is to say, 50 cents could not afford to spare many eggs for the W. C. T. I white ribbon able in its intensity the Son of God will Ixi deducted from the sum due by wearing experiments, it might be well to get some crossed his Instinctively trusting Utiict »<•••« oviv* .. — the contractor. The com- path. a small number WUUIU the county to AT THAT poultry breeder to put her he followed her steps, and soon found Farmers, ing prayer. God answered His prayer, mutation fees paid in lieu of work done Into his incul»ator, and if the birds himself in a mission, where he was bat not in tbe way asked. Tbe cnp was by citizens are to be set aside as a gospel hatched, transfer them to a brooder and Laborers, unto led to take Jesus as Saviour and Keeper, not removed, bat “there appeared special road fund. see if they could be brought to maturity hour lived the life of a Teamster®, is and from that Can find no better *ho« than Him an angel from heaven strengthen- Tins eoutract system, however, op* j in t his way. the true ing Him. Another important lesson tional. and the supervisor and board of disciple. The officers of the associat ion have no W e the in the l nion Elegant We, too, may have our rups of sorrow, commission! rs for each county may con- emphasize appeal doubt that visitors to the premises will Bread Winner. : member of the great army It i» *tronc, reliable, h'>nr«t, arid r-.ar utured of and affliction and may pray to tinue iln < hi method of road Signal “Every to remain from the pain appointing be willing away rages 'v!ytHAC Al l. OI T DOOK WOKR- al- to of the \Y. C. T. 1*. should keep in plain God that they pass from ns, and overseers if they prefer. In addition fora few weeks while the birds are lay- I iisihc Bf«t StTvIce rtheL**H»t Money. in and day out. her 'I.uie fi'f M' n am! It<>y» Ir.-vm toft, ; :xi; not aw He will the new law a chain sight of; all, day season has a though they may pass ay this, provides gang ing. and when this passed two *tyir*. v*-.i:uScm lialmurai a:.j T«<:^rea»; was the recent French of w hite ribbon. It *»ilh arul without s !e. give ns strength to drink tin m. which for work on the public roads under the J badge notice will be given the public through tap that ‘that to the same orders. All convicts sen- testimony of a saloon keeper P. TAPLEY & is equivalent thing supervisor's the papers, and a cordial invitation will AMOS C0-, ! white ribbon would do the busi- MASS. The of His ag ; > must have tenced to terms of imprisonment at little for all t<> seethe birds. COSTON. intensity then be extended ( the faithlessness two are ness. would ruin our trade if every been increased also by hard labor for less than years It; Between now and then the woods of the What iti the ex- to be on the roads instead of woman who belongs to the organization Mixture disciples pain employed around the will be cleared of dead (Tarts. a yards Professional "What1 Could not watch sent to the should wear it, it would create such clamation y.- being penitentiary.—Atlanta wood and made more like a grove so that one hour:" Another It 'son When wo Constitution. sentiment against us.' IX MY WINDOW. pcnpl* may reach the yards with more A. I'Kl KKs. .11;.. we tin- S n of God. If and 1 are arrayed against J are faithless, grieve you really ease l ban ever. the bur- Roads of Cotton Cloth. this is a small Will we pain Him, who bore the forces of intemperance, ATTORM-A AT LAW. den of sin for ns? is to remember. Buy a bolt of rib- An interesting experiment being thing jrrtismunts. Bible Readings. —Ps. xxi;, 1. 2; Isa. tried at Martha's Vineyard by the Mas- bon; if possible fasten a bow on every 20 els. per 11). make a of « 1, C, 7; liii. 4-7. Math, xvi, 21; xxvii, 45, sachusetts highway commissioners. dress and w rap. ami then point Only • •MI' IVtr r-| Him k, a "t'*rc, 22 27; mac- never a soiled knot unless there 40; Luke ix, 21, 32; xxiv, Actsiii, The board lias found in building removing KI.I.SWnRTII. V} 18; Hi'tn. vm. K is p l. 2.i. Col. adamized roads that upon loose, sandy is a clean one at hand to replace it. But i. 21; 11 Tim. 1"-12; !!■ b. ii. 1 7, I«; Eoils much : aie is wasted by being have a clean one! There is a w ordless les- CARPETS! CARPETS! 11. W. HAY.N1>. i. before w hich J )1{. v, 7-9; ix. 2s I pet. in. II. ii, 21-25; driven into the sand. In such cases son in a purejwhite ribbon, NICE iii, 17. IK; iv. 1 gravel, when aeci s.-ible, has lien placed scoffers are silent. W hat a sense of com- I • K \ T 1ST. upon the sand to a depth of three or radeship it gives one to meet on a crowd- For h Pl.-ju.ant Kvvninj. s«r Sun dolor for thePainle** Extrac- four inclns. and mi this is laid the ed thoroughfare another white ribboner! FLORIDA CARPETS! social committee c c.ld tion of Teoth. The arrange sP ue. By so doing ihe cost is greatly There may not, indeed, be an exchange of in out fora pleasant evening finding reduced. formal greetings, but there seldom fails a .•.OFFICE OVER A. >1 M'KHI* I KK ah ut ti.e methods and just how much T re b ing no gravel at Martha’s flash of the eye as the tiny ORANGES, significant To dose nut Kntire *Mo« k «>f ot the movement the mem- cotton cloth has within flutters in y principles Vlilt yard, cn-ap badge of the army of women -FROM- II. GRKKI.Y. A \ unstitutional )K. bers understand. two wi eks l" eii spread upon the sand, sight. Wear it! Wear it!” J drill" is suggested by the Nebraska and over that tho stone. It has been It deserves to be a matter of conscience Woolen, Cotton land Wool. i> i-; N T I >1 News. Choose sides, does work 20 c. to 35 c. doz. Congregational tound that the sand not up with every W. C. T. U. mother, wife and per the manner of the old fashioned after the so much less stone is < through stone, sister, until at length a weary, tempted tiradtiate of the Philadelphia 1 »• •.» ..e^e, bee, and tht :i have some one Linen spelling required. world shall be fairly belted with the Hemp ami clear vt ’»5. who is on the model K. I I I >" oKTH. thoroughly posted 1. .- ers of tarred paper were tried, but white colors of love and purity. Mdr**VT ICE IN t.II.FS' lU.Oi Tbe one E. G. SMITH, constitution ask questions. wit ut success, as tlie stone pressed A K 1* who misses should sit down or stand C ETS, M. ().('. Y S them. This is probably the first arc Main Street. L. WEST, through “1 should like to know-twhen* you 53 i yy aside. The prize might be given to the ever made with and experiment cloth, I can’t come here 1 la*t at goingfto pay|tbat|bill. offer, them'while they and Mm aida, on who remains standing the longest. on which it is used is Gkadiatk wnile the stretch in the week.” “What day can every-day such prices that any one Intend ('■ Here are a few questions, and they the will lx> none the of Ontario Vrtcrinary not long showing would best?” “Saturday.” be almost indefiuiti ly: *Jsuit you lug to buy cannot afford to mis* enlarged upon less valuable.—Boston Globe. Safe Investments. all I>UeaM-s «»I Domest;- A ’.;msls. “Very well, then|you may call every Sat- Treats What is the object of this society? liuw this opportunity. Critical Surreal < »peratloii- a spr< urday.” office In Portlund for the often are officers to be elected? What Tli. (,'mmI IliwU. I sir?. opened an *liall continue to a'full line keep < »rtire, Room 10, lilies Rloek, K.."""rt. Me. committee? Ihavepurpose of 'leallng In bond* and securl are the duties of the lookout The subject of good roads lias nut yet of "OIL-CLOTHS and STRAW Hbucrtiscnunts. tie*, such u- nr*- lejral Investment* for s«T!ng* la the pledgea part of the constitution? t tie farmers of Missouri, aid ... -JIG. ap|» Ilankr* ami Tru-t.-. and have now on hand some MATTINGS. K. IU'NKKK. Who may be members without election? save ui an al -tract, ideal way They JOHN particular!' jonal *erurltle* that pay a *ood LAW. from what are associate members ex I r ..vis and count ATTORN KY AT want go" appreciate rate of 1m« r« -t. t" which I would cull the atten- eased? Of whom does the executive but r are a« unwilling to A LIFE litem, yd tion of mII wanting Investment*. Prices and OF Fit F M AT three BOSTONJIRL’S committee consist? Mention thing' eat c I*, got ip, m. stent -•• will !*• sent on pav They deac.ripti«*n urltle- nppllca bah makboi: and bu'Diiu me. i- Ruin and lie of active meinb Wbat a solus Saved from Despair by *u< requited j- J* ,ss. -in 1 tie I*., li.el nay ,t tlon. M .itr.iiik'cuient* are h that I am at E. F. REDMAN. the cousti a Noted Woman. Ml In— ri B ock. Tisi ni is made for am. n-hug fairs w i.I "tne anaig from soiin where, Tillich Aid of alltluu--.il"- P* lurnDh nnj purth ulur feeurlty Bar llarln.r office* 7 and Bluehlll <•(!)• e -atur'lay* tntion? II v long a meeting do. » that Im- >i (.‘ort'e-poudenee f»»IU tie«t. open prayer wav*- it. wand over the muddy ore, dis- nut) FURNITURE. CARPETS. to ora lai>t readers.] < .1 ide fur? II. w (rtroal All business -lilri!) iniilbP nll.il the ti;alien pro. lnauy reputable bignway. of Missouri, ana la ■ <;. s. •--I S'-nc -s troin ci :i : it mu S there more hackkthy. nm the twinkling f an eye the roads will anything triy H. B. SAUNDERS. PIANOS AND ORGANS. jyit. than tin* < met"..i. r tire jivilto drop the name be transf rin-d in’ turnpikes, without pathetic ry meniher? for help that springs BONDS AND SECURITIES, DKNTIST. of au ant.11- innuey and with ut price. Hut, alas, No. ‘4 Water Street, from the an- 5D* Exchange Stkeet. lit day f Grimm and Mans Andersen bear1 Th‘> Spirit or Lore. guished PORTLAND, MAINE. ELLSWORTH. ... ME. CD0NTUNDER. y.W^XV.r^n. ue f .rev.r, and tho fairies are g utily of a young girl ■): T H MAIN ST UK ET. ■ A k...... aif :ifU list- if U Ini 1 .-po.ituneous, glad, willing spirit gut — a beautiful •! of tru.-t ;?id rb-v liUk anil ether administered whe of lo' ;.::d reverence, ir k»*t» and ui- who "■» s g«» il' wn in ]*■ »pr*aa«i girl Mr. < ** Office formerly occupied l-> tion—*' :s is the life of all r li. ni- C. H. mighty d**.iar% • g tie* highv\.»\%, and ahead only EMERY, it is the life f 1 nobh b-ring and i::- everywhere t, r* will \* u » Ir u*U in Miatoitun EIjIjSWOHTU :e ri :i. a« it .' eer-Mm fits, of all worthy tn** rerainiy or • 1 —• wh* r» until farmer* and |*e«>- M f'otv :rules the sacredness « f the child's But oh. v hat I’KALMt IN Stylishly STEAM L AIM> BY *; iiet.i > *pr t tneir wu whip* j sac- pie and the of the < joy glad- \4r r»■ *% in fr- ti* .f ... A NT» HATH ROOM-. rifice, the of heroism and la- ness h«-r yi.iing inspiration tr ;v — m l. I I the county tu%H*pi.h hea rt :.i s ••NO | .\ NO U A II bor like that of Paul—nut counting the j V, lie forth w he.! -he cost. — Dr. All kind- of \%»»rk *i.* Chapin. r» alix.e^ i r Trousers laundry <_!• 11-at Farm I | *4»*of OK llo.Mia. Property. TiierM, tii Good- ailed lor and deliver- dreaded enemy. | If. It. K>TH A 1 Miking the World Better. J .1 n. in* int" r ft in the T the intlu- " blasting A N !> Went I ml 1 of mak- til II : llricltrc-. As between the two methods ty f i.rtn ?, pm u..._ ence, is gone,— ban- ing the world better—that which works th:oh% that tn g.-*utur< should » > ished forever. t ui t.«o and is II. MASON. on the environment, and that which stmt tin up p cry win-.h rg..n This sunshine joy REAL ESTATE Trousers might just as JOHN ** Mi<> Pit.rence Works for spiritual culture—We believe \l d lab«*r lit tin -late I...*.g agam-l now the happy portion of Boston. well be handsome as not. at Law, the l .tter must ever bo the main depend- convict hit r Mi i>a»t u i» th* ny -of Beacon Street, Attorney She often tells of her suffering from OF M/L KINDS AND DESCRIPTION. You'll think easier and Solicitor of PaMi't"* tnee Y. t a wiso voice seems ever to country m* mutr i the ii» unepiu ut it for the of the menses. 'I lie A < lark’s Bl'k. BANGOR. “This to have i.a is mu r* -i• *n suppression pain Wheelwright fcdmohish us, ought ye gation and .ia..y them to be handsome "!i “ w is Tin doetors. instead Ha* resumed Patent practice,and exeruriating. (" '*• jor and not to leave the other un- road*. It is i.i* idea tnat the « n det'i.. ione, pood the cause of h*r tenth for inventor*; bring and of removing ailment, than not when see and atu done. ”—Christian vict> Mj-.u.-l be a.a i m Ir the v* rk you the Infringement of Patent*, ce Register. her each month with morphine to CorrChpo plied our new v | n») t Patent huslr.etb jLf are m*\\ i ■ ** was OFFICE, and note which they ..% prevent convulsions; but the trouble styles Invited. Work For Moravian Endravorer*. er* and other* and put to w rk p and permitl* 1 t<»exist. the prices. last the no — The good work done year by inp rock f rtl.er a ft a*--tv* i*»u'*h When she could endure more, Peters’ Ellsworth. lias ted the was imminent and future Klock, Moravian Kndeavorers plump a course \. < special year—name- improveiiM lit J.i l..* 1 His oi til* »t.«te w hi« h. surprising to all, rapidly Indians at ■ pound, the relief of the indigeut M llilil (I ul ..ill increase Ma tle Monnineiits, ly, UpUiiB and cured her. yoursatisfaction. Granite aril and tho Ramona mission. Banning, permanently In to Mrs. Pink ham, pouring worh all the Tablets and Headstones. these l.ooti KiwU sun* to i «»ii*e. writing way Cal. There is great need among and she forth her gratitude happiness* is the only sure and India and a splendid field for work The agitation t tm quistiuii uf t et .-r could make suf- through. Ftfrt says: "Oh! that I every permanent cure for Newest DesigTB, Best Material. aL,l « no u t m* wi:! .» .u medi- »s off ed. road* hi: in eud woman valuable ail kinds of v fering try your -yJ Pr.cts. in u ttur bless V.Skilled Cla‘s at Lowest pom l results gi\;i.g cine! llow would you!” Wo’kniacsliip Pow«*rl**H» For Good. plish they high ysuftiave!, and h* n* tn* »gri RHEUMATISM, WORKS. A where the Bible ia never STEAM POLISHING 3ulturist better tar:htle* fortran*] na- lo 'rln d • r.fopt to be dusted, where no GOUT and ELLSWORTH tion to mark* c to* pr- do A slock *•! IIn ptav rvoiced, where no mention |o >. ;*r» I lav.* prej ;:n *1 v remedy l.nrge Wt have t u* r t hud t > any l. I f h 11 *» h 11 11 nt ed rr LUMBACO. htaiitly on hand. u c\ .„ uf Him whose words have *31 Vi ll zed Oat...... i. t..* pr »vt ment in la miiiiy ••n-i-- nfi« r other CLOTHING FACTORY cL ,u> ;i .i t.iu course uf sueii a ir si led. If *• * i.ifi r ironi this A book will be empires, cur > v» i* an EI.I.O'111-111- jf r *>u.d _ •untry nupor tit-* n ntedy. Mi lielii-* 'ur.i month, sent free to tliowe WATER ST., i. dr of It is iirrvc- knee rving pity. •• w < prt‘| ant sendiny ll»« ir iwj. JOY & k-ss for good.—D O. 2tl« | ir lliefr dress to CAMPBELL, CO., ponerlesa « m vearl fL50 and in thedevc. pint-nt of tru'1 —l„c\ I I*. KY \N*. a Hriiffiflst. i;. ?I.C JH;\vnA \ mlvanC*- I iie-,1 n istun Journal. Dovkic, AIai.ne. MFC-tO.. H»tahnr».Pv Rear Giles Block, opp. Whiting Bros.’ The American:: It ||R||I In ■3lTJbcrttscmrnt0. NEWS. Ellis; S. J. T., Flora Bordeaux; trees., b? built after the Norwegian style of ELLSWORTH MARKETS. "COUNTY Julia Higgins; M., Ned Higgins; D. M., and will stand upon ft County Ncics trr other pages. architecture, Wednesday, May 1, 1895. additional Melissa The y0r B rown; G., Ada Higgins; 8., terrace of native rubble-stone. MAINE LAW BKGAKDINO WRIGHTS AND MEASURES. Frank Sargent. general dimensions are 50x40 feet. The A bushel of Liverpool salt shall weigh CO pounds, and \ mebican has subscribers at IOC, a bushel of Turks Island saltshall weigh 70 pounds. 1’IIK aid** is a one. Mr. Little is n Schools in town began April 22 with charming Die standard weight of a bushel of potatoes, In good in Hancock order and tit for is CO the I l'i post-offices county; the teachers: He native of and visited here last shipping, pounds. 0f following 8om.es vi Castine, The standard weight of a bushel of beans in good or- in the com- summer in derandtlt for Is 62 Of the other papers county grammar school, Miss for the first time many years. shipping, pounds. wheat, beets, „ll Long; primary, rnta baga turnips and peas, (JO pounds; of corn, 66 Mrs. He held a in Augusta. do not reach so many. TlIK Amku- Lyman Somes; Pretty Marsh, ('ora formerly pastorate pounds;of onions, 62 pounds; of carrots, English tur- bined nips, rye. and Indian meal, 60pounds; of barley and Lewis; Beech Cliffs, Mrs. Myra Holmes; 48 of oats 32 or even meas- is not the only paper printed in West Trenton. buckwheat, pounds; pounds, as Model icsn Hall (Quarry, the Misses Agnes and Mary ure by agreement. and has ncrer claimed to Mrs. Mark H. Haynes is in quite feeble Hancock county, Hill; Kate Northeast i Sound, Somes; hen It h. Country I’roduee. 1 but H is the only paper that can prop- Harbor, Everett Seal Della Iteiins. ^©lumbia be. Ober; Harbor, Capt. A. If. McFarland has gone to Improved Yellow Eye, per liuslt.2.50 y 3.00 a Cot NTY all the Otter Creek, Blanche Somes. j hand i /„■ called paper; Somes; IVa, picked, per bu.2.50y3.0O 1 art,! Ellsworth t o work in t he ? nipyard. 36 The circula- Pens: ® For Tourists. ® are merely local papers. ltrooklin. rest Alonzo 11. (Jrindle has gone to Hast Improved, per bu (seed).2.50 TtlK AMKKIt'.'.N', barring the liar Miss Geneva has been ill. lint tor. tion of Staples quite Pduehill, where he will engage in busi- ® For Riders. Butter faIN off tills week. Heavy-weight accord's summer list, is larger C. W. Basford, of Detroit, was in ness. slightly Harbor ('reamerv ..25 n per the other tow last wt k. v. line barn. than that of all papers printed \V. 1!. Walls is building Dairy .. 18 y20 ® Newell who has been Veranus is the contracting car- < Pie.-so. man I; county. Power*, spending Haynes ® in lb Best factory' (new) per lt>.15 the winter with his son in re- Boston, penter. Best dairy new .15 ® turned home from Dutch I iuported).1.10 South"'"*1 Unrlmr. Saturday. Harry Alley has returned home ® Mrs. *1 tunes MmiMeti is seriously III. Granville and Fred Phillips have Heal Harbor, where he was working, ill Fresh laid, per do/..12 ® launched their new with l he measles. Seliools in town open Monday, April'-tl. yacht, ••Zurita,” liny ® built for them Tainter. Best ton.8 <• 11 Tht Kben Clark, being at Bass by George Fred L. Murch and wife and little loose, per supervisor, Baled.14 a 15 ® t lie teachers allotted will for the Dr. F. S. Herrick will build an Althea, of Bar Harbor, spent Harbor, quite daughter Straw. ® most part be a surprise to their respec- extensive addition to his house during Sunday with their parents. Loose .7«8 Baled.10yl2 ® tive schools. the summer. K. E. Bent will do the Mrs. Jennie Murch has been appointed Yegctaldcs. went to w ork. at Oak and has en- ('apt. Jacob Mayo, jr., Surry postmistress Point, Ha»l is lies and lettuce are on the market this in his to transfer K. S. Blake and have removed to the duties of her of lice. week. one day last week boat, family tered upon that Beets, peril. .03 Potatoes, .50 effects of Mr. Carter, of Centre Harbor where they will occupy W. Marshall is a the personal Arno building very Cabbage, .03 Turnips, per bu .50 Southwest ns he will rooms in William Abriel’s house Onions. .05 .10 to Harbor, during convenient barn,35x40 feet, with mansard Cranberries, Model 36 is an ideal place, Bermuda onions, lb, .18 Spinach, pk .6n ^T^HE touring machine, capable with his son, Byron Carter. t he summer. © now reside roof. Charles H. Davis is t he carpenter. Squashes, per lb .03 Cucumbers, .16 A Parsnips. .03 Radishes, bunch, 121-2(3)16 © of and to stand ® son of K. of Bluehill carrying heavy luggage, guaranteed Will (iilley, Benjamin Gilley, G. Lopaus, keeper Bay Miss LizzieS. Haynes, who has been in Lettuce, bunch, 12 l-2(« 15 ® severe The coast residence with bis (• roee under the most tourist has taken up his light station, is about to exchange failing health for several moot In past, is ries. up usage. may had been settled but with Mr. of Saddle- Tliere Is no change in the local but father. The family positions Farnham, now very with no market, in for the band brake is the most effective poorly, perceptible ( perfect safety, @ was called back her several staples are uncertain and rises may be a few when Mrs. Gilley to light station. Mrs. Lopaus and days change for the better. brake ever applied to a bicycle. To the class of conserva- Vanceboro, the two will to Boston. expected. © her former home, by daughters go The families of Norman and Bain bridge Coffee -per It. Rice, per lb .OCu.lo five riders and men of this machine will illness of her father. n w ft ■..*() ® heavy weight, © dangerous The schools throughout the tow ill McFarland have moved, the former to Rio. .‘lb1 30 Pickles, per gal .4 | .Mocha, .*') Olives, per qt .3 (a .76 the commend itself for the additional comfort and ® Mrs. Dudley Mayo is still prostrated begin Monday, April 211, w ith excep- Bar Harbor and the latter to South Han- Java, .31 Vinegar -per gal- ® particularly TeA— perlb Pure cider. .25 the effects of a bad felon on her tion of the one at the Reach, which the ® of absolute which it ensures. from cock, where they will remain during ( Japan, 40(0.60 racked wheat, .06 feeling safety in the are as fol- 25(u.6U Oat per lb thumb, which developed erysipelas began April 22. The teachers season. Oolong, tueal, .05 Sugar p»*r !b (piaker rolled oats .(»5 and her entire lows: Miss Nellie North < Built late in the season of and I I vrist arm, deranging Bay, Freethey; Master Davie Marshall, who met with a Uranuiated, •"» Buckwheat, .'6 I © 18Q4, thoroughly Much is felt for her, Miss Ethel Eaton; Hale’s, Miss Coffee--A .fc It .('4 tirnhnm, .'4 * * system. sympathy Brooklin, painful accident recently by nearly Yellow. C ->4 Rve meal. .04 I ® up-to-date in equipment. condition. Dr. Clara No. Miss I.ilt ' ' in her suffering Sawyer Thurston; 7, a with a severing finger pocket knife, Havana, .»•' hairy, per bag .05orJH ® ner. West Brooklin, Miss Eva Bil- .-V> attends Dority; necessitating the amputation of the same 1‘i-rto Kieo, l.iverpoul, prcwt 1.5' prompt ordering They make i>,|tr Kxtra. 25 Cement- per Cask ».*>J •oi*-. j.lo Lime—per Cask 1* Consult the Albert Bartlett, who has been critically of is has been called l.n*Vg> >5? Big Bicycle Bargains. Columbia Agent. Miss Wilma (ioogins, Gouldsboro, This community again ; No. 1, 4> Brick—per M 7 ifo.ll for two weeks died Saturday Scoots. t*i>"l. o White lb .0 (a o,s ill past, visiting her grandmother, Mrs. William to mourn the loss of one of its best citi- Lead—pr Spruce, Pa-1 25 A Mr. Kolfe, of Port- Sheldon night. nephew, Dow. zens, Hannah M., wife of Capt. I’roviwioiiM. Pope Manufacturing Co. save the ^ land, his only living relative, She was an active and ^ Mrs. Anna is ill. Brown. helpful There ix n flight falling off in the price of has in Bridges quite seriously Factories and General Offices, Conn. 1 I wife who survives him. been church for seven- beef. ® HARTFORD, aged She is attended Dr. Haines of Ells- member of the Baptist some by IP. '.Vo. 25 lb .08 attendance upon his uncle for days. teen Her life was made of Steak. Beef, I'ripe, per New Providence. San Francisco. worth. years. up good Fresh Pork. .lim.15 Hams, per !l» 13 Boston, York, Buffalo, Chicago, will the •. The community regret departure deeds, and her sympathies were always Veal.perlb ono, 1»> Mutt-m. ib. ,084 Smoked alcwives, string M. of Lamoine, officiating. llsli .li.ii S » a very pretty and neatly-embroidered Sunday school was organized on Sun- Bosworth, )0t, Salm -n. .3 'a 4 St. .lol.n alewlves,etch. 4 wife of worsted quilt. This thoughtful token of day, April 21. L. H. Springer was chosen Mrs. Sophronia J. Townsend, j P ckeril, lii .lo Finnan llnddie, .1" < 'urn. d fish per .1* ’• a of who died esteem and good will was delightful for the ensuing year. Dr. E. F. Townsend, Boston, .4o superintendent oysters, per qt MONEY’S WORTH? lb .12 to the little woman who, returned last week in that city several weeks ago, was born Lobsters, per surprise gentle Richmond S. Dodge ► blunders, d- /. 25 the third by her amiable traits of character, has from Waterville, where he has been em- and reared in this place, being S ad, .2 m .3 2m 15 de- and Eleanor Bluetish, won a host of friends here, and she the and has resum- daughter of David, 2d, Hop- ployed during winter, Fuel. that it where to Massachusetts In question depends upon you go the of The on “Sebe- kins Haynes. She went answering sires, through correspondent ed his duties as engineer the Wood -per c«»r*t ot! -per ton con- and since that time a •1 «<*-' American, to thank all those who noa.” when quite young, hry Hard. 4 ui »i Brok.n, out. For th last we have been 1 * to find it years hry Soft. '»ii .V Stove. •» 0 forty buy- tributed of their material and has been a resident of Boston, Providence G.i-U time, April 22. Hr mac. j Bounding*, per load F.gg, 6 O' to the and useful and other cities where her husband’s pro- Id- Hi 1.25 Nut, and the best ...... needle-work pretty Blacksmith's. ing selling Noil ('mi' him. She has gift. Cession called frequently , and a new and one brother Mrs. Douglass, j *• < pastor, Hev. J. K. Bowman, Corn, full Weight pr bu and We cannot how better garments could vic- Conn., Miss Ada J. of 75 price. imagine Harmon, admitted to Mumps are prevalent. The latest Noank, Haynes, Barley, per bu member, Stephen Mark H. of this bu -50 and Bar Harbor, and Haynes, Oats, per i he usual dural tims are Victor Heath, Luella Brown be and can to fit you with a church fellowship. place. II ides and Tallow possibly produced, guarantee Cliftie Walls. James A. Butler and Roy. decorations brightened both houses April 27. Hides—per lb-- Tallow—per lb- .T Bough, "2 better than nine-tenths of the custom tailors can, Not at the Charles Sawyer are both out, after se- Ox garment of worship. being present Illiiehlll Cow. 1 4 Tried, .'*4 no vere attacks. Calf Skins, green .3 fo .7 » Methodist concert, I can give details cent. less. ■ RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT. Pelts. .22*0.4" at fifty per choir selections Schools in this section commenced '2!ah .30 of that, but the singing, Whereas, In the wisdom of an all-wise Lamb skins, to the risen Christ, at the April 29, with the following corps of Hod, who doeth all things well, it has Seeds. appropriate { Grass bu 3.25 clover, lb 1.. seemed to call from earth a loved Herds per per Union also a solo Mrs. J. teachers: Miss Gertie Rumill, Centre; fitting lb ’2 B-d. .15 chapel, by N. Bed Top, per and esteemed member, William L vwn seed, lh, .IS Akike. .!'• Bowman were much enjoyed, ns were also Miss Robbins, Bayside; Miss j Temperance Hinckley, of the Independent Order of the Easter songs aiul choruses by the Phebe Wilson, of Tremont, Seal Cove. members of -i Sunday school girls. Tender interest is April 29. Resolved, That we, the Lemons, prdoz .30 <’al. oranges, .; .50 do extend to the be- Bananas, i>0 ■» !'> ■ muts, each .UN-/.D lie wee tots of the in- Ocean (Jem lodge, always centred in t 1 tV*r .15 so111 !i Iti ook-»\ llle. reaved wife and sorrowing our Apples, on this occasion parents fant class whose efforts heartfelt in this time of School in this distf'h begins April 29. sympathy l>ri»* ■ a new house. be ii ...... ,. i* f, ini*- tino (icorgc Cousins is building Resolved, That our charter draped Idtes, .mi Currant*. .08(ri 12 in mourning for thirty days, and that a Kaisii s. »'«*■.• 15 A:»pli-*. rholi-e string J'S tune h sol", K« citations by the Samuel Holland, of SUubt n, is in town .hna>M .i -12 pretty copy of these resolutions be sent to the Prunes, little Mis-*-* Annie and Bessie Clark, t his week. distressed family, and another to The N lit a. Almonds, per lb .2" Filberts, per lb 15 e and Mildred Monroe, I'1.1.sworth American for publication. Chariot' Gilley \V. C. Bates and wife have gone to pecans, per lb .1*1 Fur. Walnuts, per II. ..* Ki'uknk 11. Stover, i 15 Chestnuts, were distinctly in a bright and Brazil*. p* lo per -jt given Boston to visit t h*■ ir son. Frank I.. Mason, C.»:n. wanner. One of the class, I heo graceful schooner ••.Minnie Chase,” Florence M. Horton,) The Capt. and let else Gilley, kepi at home by sickness, would 1895. Do your duty somebody Lewis Cray, has gone to Bangor for a load April 28, no doubt have reflected credit upon her talk about it of lumber. training could -in* have been present. 3libn:tisnncnts. The schooner “Jennie Howard, ( apt. Another solo, by tcn-yeur-o!d Flossie Isaac Hutchinson, lias loaded wood for Children Cry for Gilley, was rendered in a surprisingly Frank Condon. sweet and clear voice. Many other reci- Pilcher’s castoria < I. Perfect tations w cr>-« \> 11* 11. and all felt that The schooner “\Y iIlium Fadie,” Capt. Digestion for Is secured by taking Hood’s Pills after the Faster service had proved a soul A. L. Condon, will load with gravel 3tmcrtisrmnit0. dinner, or if digestion is impeded by are to bin- too for refreshment. Hock land soon. Some parents inclined cheap clothing change of diet, Spka v. April 29. assortment of overeating or the boy. We have a large boys' clothing (•rent I 'mill. Bird Kites, \Yr*t 'I miiuiil. chills and con- most examination. arc Ellsworth, was at Great that will bear the rigid They cheap Dr. Mason, of B. H. Lunt went to Northeast Harbor gestion In Pond house Wednesday. Craves cut above the Monday to w ork for Bros. changeable Marbles. in price but rich in quality. The represents K. Mace were in J. F. Emery and F. School commenced under the wcat her. They Monday we of children s one this week. break a buckboard every purchaser clothing. Ellsworth day instruct i"i» of M Marietta Stanley, of up cold, give is a Mrs. Washburn Lord, of Howland, Manse*.. prevent fever, Rubber Blarters, Howard Lord. and rest ora visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mrs. F. W. Lunt, Mrs. S. A. Heed and healthy action of School began Thursday, and is being I daughter, Mrs. M. K. Carver, w ;u * the liver and bowels. At home or abroad MEN'S YOUTHS' DEPARTMENT. taught Fred Tosier, of Fairfield Tuesday. Just Received. by Bangor, Hood’s Pills are a safeguard aud a friend. Centre. The schooner “J. Ponder,” Capt. In this department we show the finest line of up-to-date The ladies’ was entertained on arrived and will lay by society Sprague, Friday, latest it the Stop Breeding1 Your Cows to in eastern Maine, comprising all the patterns Wednesday by Mrs. Emery, being a few weeks, business being dull. m id see HE Devilem clothing first meeting since January. Mrs. Melinda Hum ill. who has been Scrub Hulls. Whistle, in overcoats and suitings, and the quality, sti le and finish are THING OUT. II. Hastings was in town last night spending the winter here, returned to her LATEST to none. This statement we back with the with quite a crew of men for the Alliga- home in Dedham last Wednesday. second up goods force went to the tor drive. A part of their April 28. Try Thoroughbred themselves. the lake the week. Fine Assortment of Curtains, during liar Harbor. his work Guernsey Bull, XTST. Rev. D. B. Smith commenced Charles Uratfam met with a serious JT7ST He will here as pastor to-day. preach accident while driving the road machine here once two weeks the year, Look at Our Seasonable Neckwear. in during last Friday. The horses were startled by Mariaville. FOR FRESH CANDIES. and the alternate weeks at something beside the road, and as they ROBINHURST, GO T< > 28. Flossie. one of the cash of we a beautiful Pas- April jumped, Mr. Graflam dropped No. 3,488. With every purchase $20.00 give reins. Getting down on the pole to secure Soumi. KegHteivd In the American Guernsey Cat- tel or arc on exhibition in our window; drop i he was thrown in front ol the machine, s Store. etching. They The “Puritan,” Capt. George Sargent, it, tle dull. Holt Variety a in his The cut deep gash neck, ..... sailed from here April 25. i Bcraper in and see them. \ and one of his legs was broken by the Will stand for service at my farm on Surry Mrs. Perkins has gone to Pros- mile Harvey wheels which passed over it. road, ihrcc-i|uarter* from Ellsworth post- Pauper Notice. pect Harbor to viait friends. | office. undersigned hereby gives notice that he has contracted with the City of Ellsworth,for The I. O. Q. T. elected new officers last Cantuif*. TERMS, $3.00. THE the support of the poor, during the ensuing year, One of the handsomest villas to be a Thursday evening as follows: C. T., W. \Vn- awarded Special Diploma for beiug the and has made ample provision for their support. LEWIS FRIEND & CO. is liest Hull ni any age at Wyman Park last fall. forbids all from furnishing D. V. Melissa Richardson; P. I erect'd in Hancock county this spring He therefore persons Blake; T., supplies to any pauper on his account, as without Of Rev. Arthur W. Little, of Evans- so C. T., Pembroke Higgins; chap., Florence that his written order, he will pay for no goods Telephone connection ['111 in this The cottage will El. IB. ETOHL1VLIES furnished. Harkv 8. Jonks. Blake; sec., Sadie Nickerson; F. S., Nancy ton, place. 3l5tirrti0fmnit8. KltOM WASHINGTON. At a meeting: of Union academy (Cor- 3tri>fTtiBnnrnt8. £ be ifllsiiuirtb American inna) trustees on April 27. Hon. Albert K. Day was elected resident trustee for The Nicaraguan-Great Britain Com- A l.iu A1 AM' POLITICAL JOURNAL the term of three years. Mr. Pay was standard. ! HLTSHKU Single (ioltl a both m I plications formerly very successful instructor, BARCAINS INC E V KRA THI KSPA V MUlJN as principal of schools and academies. AT From our correspondent regular His superior business ability and popu- People I : ; -WORTH, MAINE, in this direction will remit r him 1895. larity BY THE W ashington, 1>. C., April peculiarly valuable as a local trust** f H \v » m K t ■ 'l'M’l PUUI.ISHINH n». W;;h all due re*pect to the position* WALL PAPER.-* t he academy. F. \Y.'K"i :s- Edit"! and Manager. held by Mr. Cleveland and Mr. Gresham posit ions which have been honored by, who Price—$1 V:t ear. <•>•! t-•" Subscription > ft line of sttUjcrtiannnitB. nt.*ntl;1 and which have honored long ».\ i, i,tii-. tit- 11>r three I have just received a lar^e lot of wall patrvts from George Washington to pain-! r< -.-■ cd at U rate per car Benjamin Harrison, and from Thomas some of the latest % Vre r emhraein.u' in \ct tne Bu-in«-— u!' i.:it !■ •!• should be a Mr*'"''' .\o\ I !' izes the of this administration in to a: order- made payable t.' policy bo k at and EVER A •• E IN, HaV K »"l\n l'l HI I M I V U»* dealing w ith the dispute between tireat your druggist's Maiue. woi'; N ica go by it. which Great Britain reached the point at Anrui' *» f* mo:• thtr f TOOOO bnui PARLOR, THURSDAY. MAY 2, 1S95. lo has given the world a practical demon- stration of its belief that ‘’might makes 5nk. right.” y the occupaney of the principal Jfer CHAMBER ARBOR BAY. of of an armed port entry Nicaragua by of e;»r-. f cows at A force, and that word is double-dealing. CA(>W>Burnham s-lab.t on Third street. K-- at 10 a. m. .1 C. Furnish on y. said. ’’The affairs of worth, Thursday, May and STATE OE MAINE. Herbert Spencer (iOKPoV BATH-ROOM, the universe are nz>t carried on after a good farms handy to the j 1 but 4 system of benign double-dealing," INARMS—SeveralCreamery, and with plenty wood and which I shall sell at to For in- prices compare with wrote before Mr. Cleveland was pasturing. Easy terms. particulars Spencer quire of A. C. Haoerthy. Ellsworth. President or Mr. Gresham secretary of the times...... rw< story with L; ten rooms, their state. nOUSthath room and laundry; city water and stable for three horses; It is as eertain as anything not officially furnace ; large garden, situated on high land. Apply t > MOO Rolls fit: o o. can be that the adminis- pleasantly promulgated < H Embry, Peters block, Ellsworth. tration has had an understanding with bt is md t on Main street; l 1,000 Rolls fit M 1-1* o. Great Britain, w hich included the accep- My and lot on Oak street; house and Bd on j Houses Church street, Ellsworth. > K Whitino tance of the British by this government -—- construction of the meaning, or rather fBt.mtrt. lack of meaning, of the Monroe doctrine, LATY STOCK OF w hich friends of the administration have PROCLAMATION T— Wt want an energetic, responsi- been saying for weeks j*ast was to be V(iENble man <>r woman agent in EC-worth this and vicinity to introduce our good- I.ski at t (treat Britain * treatment of B 7 the Governor. applied MAMFACTfBiM I \ \ve.. Bos- Curtains and Window out the fact that ton. Mass. Shades of Nicaragua, pointing I hereby set apart Friday, the tenth day there was a fleet of Cnited States May. as strong vessel* in South AGant ic waters for the Special IS ALSO COMPLETE. ARBOR. DAY IN MAINE. j express purpose of compelling Great E to farmers and shippers of \eal. be ob-erved in the Now. Spring, I remnimend that the day Britain to resj>ect that doctrine. N'oTI*mutton, lambs, poultry ami eggs You W W plant:: z of tree-, shrul and vine', in the the fact has leaked out that the adminis- can get the best prices by shipping t«• Bep; -No, 1ST >t 1 *r• -v id« nee R. I « around-, Early adornment : j ul»lIo ami prlvat. tration, probably fear.ng that the{>atri- M COOMBS. and thu- the homes id parks way-. rendering ot isrn Admiral Meade would be THE W! HI It s NOTH E. our and our commonwealth more people 4 1.1 h rders Ira« n tl str- rig' r than his rders, took good pain* p« rs ‘Heaven and earth He!p him uh< | .ant.- a ,equest» OATTTIOISr I sailor* same for on or before May 1. 1895, a- tree, water* when Brit>h performed payment interest at 6 per centum will cease on that ies the market milk earn* And in- work :t- wn reward shall be S* vral part are putting upon with outlets and g, is* at the brave feat of occupying the territory date. the | bottom, represent ing t hat their patents over surh construet ion of can-, such ■■ utivt ter ti t I’t rsoj-js hoidirnr order- wishing to retain < rep* '< en at the !>. I Ittn ugusta ** <. ’.on* are frauds. An examinat ion «*f t h» ;r w ill h \x t « d. ■ e-e*;’ i ac rcseiitat patents hat 11, r 1 h i ms in tin them at 4 per I't-uhau. can b> p: tlii* third ‘i:t> April, which had made the mistake of *>• have in the combination. The reason is ver\ twenty expect- them to ; he trea-ur» n f->n- May I. do not mention the glass obvious. The pat* our Lord om* t’ >u-an.| iiun I .'s ’-ib, was issued to and i* owned the Vermont year of eight ing that the ITiited States w «u Id see t hat Dated at Trenumt. Ma.. | enl on the glass by Farm Machine* ompanv. tired anti nitn-lv live, anti "l tin’ .li'HN T. R Fv KF M O', \\ therefore, eaution against or using an\ m.;k--*-r Iii’iepelttl wa- d. dairymen buying ng H!i. it fairly treat* Tr« as a rt .t Tn-ment, M. 1 lift "l tin- l'i,itfil statf- "i An.irlra tin having a glass panel at bottom. The law makes the seller and user ! a! b>r in- one huiitirr! a;id nineteenth. The mmi-tcr t> the ITiited Nicaraguan f ring'men!. and as man v of the parties putting the infringement on t h*-market are It I LAVES f 1 A It 4.1 S lit I*. 1 >**’.* >4 AMi>, 1 HEM!V State- -..I placed that in can ret express not nimm ially responsible. the loss fall* on the purchaser and user. A w,-rdtothe the (."rein”. i wise should he sufficient. By his of' ii mu. but it is an -'pen ret that not vi ■'!”] a> Fesseniien. Secretar ol Stain WOOL! WOOL! he was T-d to believe up to the la-t min- PROTECTION. ute that ihiscountrv would prevent Great In order that the public may understand that our eaution* cover n ground democrats had tv our u* on. w • below of th*- :n> Even rock-ribbed Britain carrying out its threat of occu- t hail patents protect give «opie- pr :pn.' n two patents unde- w hieh the Cooley Creamers are manufactured, viz s :Vi, Jan smile when the official announcement pying Corinto, and that he in turn had the i uary 31. l-WJ. caused iris in the was made that the treasury depart- government indulge cream /. The within-described method of separating from tht mi.* f- or upon same belief. Had it not been for that ment would no longer collect and dis- ! which it shall hare been raised, which consists in first ascertai n m/. a- forth, the t never w ould have been or cream raised in the vesstl, and then .c seminate statistics relating to the man- belief here any quantity depth of adjust harge- to the desired and the milk beneath "i> ;■ ,, controversy. Nicaragua would have faucet point withdrawing from baring ufacture of tin and terne plate in the such predetermined quantity of cream withiti the ressel. agreed t< the demands of Great Britain as United States. The reason was plain. No Cl .310. June .30. 1S85. soon a- they wete made, knowing that of Ready I. 1 milk vessel haring an faucet that (in be set r'jtlis- Every publication figures showing with. the f the ITiited adjustable protection any of milk to leave in the vt-ssr! the in crease of this which j rhargt predetermined quantity quantity industry, State.-, sic would ,-uotier or later have to cream, and with a glass pan- to aset rtain tht deg Tin* -ul.-erlher heir* t" inform the v\ o j-row of provided was one of those established the meat tht by do so. Owing to tl'.e impenetrable mys- ,r- n! u.i- ami »djo.nin>; counties that lie i- j of faucet. A ressel cream, in watt at tin* J. milk-setting for raising by sealing hiring an McKinley tariff law. was officially tery w hich surrounds everything done by -lil! adapted I overhanging cover and internal support* for raising tht cover slightly ... th> ves- it cannot be ELLSWORTH WOOLEN MILL. 1 giving the lie to every democratic tile department of state, pos- Cash, set. a* and for the purposes set forth. and i- Fully Equipped to ejtrd ur woo stated w hat the nature of the The combination, with a milk ressel a translucent pane and inclined editor and who took itively just roll*, **r to manufacture it into any tiling that haring stump-speaker an with i make. bottom of discharging faucet communicating tht at the in the last agreement with Great Britain is, but wool will adjustable part presidential campaign, We have on hand and for -ale at tie- factory, lower of the incline, and arranged to be set to automatically di-• a prt is known to cause part all of whom had declared in the most enough every patri- either wholesale or retail, all kind-of KN1T- determined quantity of the contents of tht vessel. < * •: ki for otic American to wish that the whole II Mi 4 II:n>,;i!- 7 OTII all ml-*, ’>. .1 milk-setting vessel adapted for raising cream by st illing in wa1' .'luring an terms that there was no such both ladies and gentlemen wear would positive ! discreditable affair could be blotted out rover, and supports for raising the cover slightly abort th> as and We have out H nice line of eo..d--uit orerhanging as the manufacture of tin and just ^ot thi set thing of the of the ITiited "tales. able t• Ladies’ < apes and < loaks, ,i, .. tin- for purposes forth. * history •1. 7 ne combination a milk ran a in itsside to -\ thick- terne for commercial newest itiit! late-t styles and e.-’orin;:- "ur of having glass panel plates purposes There is a rumor in circulation t hat a ness cream and an inclined bottom with a to ko.i.tj- are all warranted made from pure vinrln of the discharging-cock app rectly in the United States, and no ami a the so ad- predicted movement is on foot t-- make Secretary Woi sliotitly useil. the side of tht can, pipe applied to cock, whereby the pipt It. I»’ tiikt t-, ft ir « it her stable or -tret t. >>r ! as to draw the milk and leave the cream 'i and that three months after the election Gresham of the Pullman car justed off behind, substantial'', president hou-e. we have a better a--ortun-nt than can be do described. it would be to find an in G.-org*- Pullman, at found in Lastern Maine, an the But the manufacture of tin and terne company, July. ^oo*!-, by of supports, edge top of f no nii‘1- I**nit*ii to i vessel. tainly to be hoped that the movement pay plate has continued to grow, although Wewiiltake pay in wool for any tfoodsw j s. J milk-setting vessel adapted for raising cream by standing in i. n‘- -oof har- .vil! succeed. It would Mr. make. been prevent well ing supports for a raised cover prornled with a eorer adapted to to hi bt uv>re its growth has slow since the ter Mk't nt-, W hitii _r Bros. and \.W. Clark Gresimm sinking any lower m the esti- tht vessel by means of such but with its lower tub- 'C

in there would have > 1 77 NK ( TIGS (»’ A A. I .V I KKI). 1 power to-day give him ar annua! si.arv of The a So w j >ateiit has been sustained by the Cn lted States Circu it t ‘our; -t r.ot of *Kh’KSI'GXI)KXCK snUriTKlK from which was to the A :•■».*. fit- been no need to import a pound of tin w... % .link-*-} him out of public life. to Vermont, aj>peal taken Cnited States Court of j ting in N* a York City, which sustained t lie decision of theCireu * pro- or terne I r- ... advices received in Washington Address all order-or letter- ot inquiry to plate. nouncing the patent valid and granting an injunction against th*- o r and from it is as Kentucky, regarded prob- oloroi: L. MORRISON, user, ami ordering, w ith costs, an u* *-ounl ing for damages. \ Through Train* to Hur Harbor. able that if t he tight now raging in that Box 224, Ellsworth, Mt state, between the and silver wings The announcement is made thHt througl gold The (ienuine Cooley t reamers ami Can* are manufa* turml by of t he democrat i<* > until sleeping car service between Boston anc party. kept up Trade will Bar Harbor fur the season will commenct election, the state g-» republican. CARRIAGES A. L. E. E. GrOSS CO.. The has with a ear from Boston Wednesday even- republican party steadily gaimd LEWISTON. ME. in the state for sometime and w ith ing, May 1.and will continue thereaftei past, M.\I»K and IIKI'A I HKI>. .1.*. (.OIIDON, KI.I.SW OltTII, 1.0* \|. \(.|M'. and leader- daily, except that Saturday night's cai its present organization good is believed that it will be able to will not go through further than Bangu] ship. it with ORGANIZED. until Sunday morning. May 1 '. Aftei easily thrash the divid* d democracy. Competent Workmen. that date night trains between Bostor The reception given that single gold The South Central Consolidated Gold and Milling Co. 'standard interview of Morton, Mining and Bar Harbor will run daily. Sunday! Secretory Prompt Attention. INO*Hl’*Ut \TH» Included. which was published as a feeler of the CAPITAL STOCK, $2,000,00O. has Mr. Cleve- A. W. share*. 40.00 «-aeh, lull I'ahl am! \dii- \»><»*>iili|i. It is also announced that the Maim public pulse, frightened Low Prices. caused him to a little slower Central railroad will inaugui&te its ex land and go 1 his b>r t he n*. .* iruin u..n T A T; Pn P 1 H rwl anc in making campaign single At the old stand of HOWE Sc CO., TREASURY RESERVE STOCK, .f 300,000. f announce- Bar Harbor commencing Monday, Ma\ gold standard. I ne omciai South Street. V KM II Carlisle had OWNS (iuorp OF TEN ROM) MINKS. 20. On and after that date the 0 a. m ment that Secretary accepted Located iu Carson Mining District, the invitation t*> deliver the Cushman with car? principal -■ train from Boston, parlor \» w ami Srroml-liaml ( arriajr«*s Ou yhce C< Idaho u . m. The 0 a. m. trail <>t .-ur f<*r w.»rk and fair I1R: I to which the would be •• th- r than until Sunday. June 24 danger country •id Wm, K. WKUNM., M F. WiTli'i’ .V Cl h Bang-»r • __ _ ken*, St. Loui*; al-<» I'rest. I».ink«-r'' l*u will to Bar Harbor exposed, should it attempt to establish when it go through § 1 Guarantee Loan and Mortgage Co. j free and unlimited ■ of silver and thereafter until the close of tht the .nag*- S. L. LORD & CO. m 1 I Sim retary -Wm Fikkk, of n in I.: ro & Son* a independently of other nations. The I VI I I I I l.uul-, al-o I'rc-t. 1’rlin •• Arthur Min; ( <• ! -V sea on. A A 1 _ 1 I I I I I I \*»t. Se«y.-K. WEU.N-E, Caviller W. K W.TIE is, will he dare to follow Secre- Son. question Xatirrs. v X v^9 a l-o Secretary Banker-' Puldbhtng < ■•..and A Urgal (•uarantec o. Edison's Philosophy of Food. tary Morton and openly declare a single I.«»an and .Mortgage! \ 11’Tor Nlbrai m. Men hunt Cleveland, 1 'hi«>. standard to be the sound suhncriher notice Tailor, Mr Kdison ha?, according to his biog gold only rpUK hereby gives public • • J. H. Rhoades, of Rhoades, Kenney a Spence, Hart 1 to ail concerned, that she has been 1 food which or will he follow the duly • till HERT MiKKKI.'UN, Steve M • F I. M I I. and Miner I raphors, a philo.-- phyof might money, phraseology and has taken herself the I appointed upon Mine*. Silver City, Idaho. have come fr< in Mr Oscar Wilde, and of Mr. Cleveland's letter and trust of an administratrix of the estate of ! Chicago Treasurer and Transfer The (Juarant. .- I a:. Adelaide Kimball, late "f Eden, in the \g«-nt which the former perhaps take a little too talk about “sound county gage < Vuthorized 1,500,000 "t. I meaningless platitudes of Hancock, bonds as the Capital, Ho believes in an artistic varie- deceased, by giving seriously. and “honest law directs; she therefore all persons 1 currency” money?" requests The Mines are PRODUCERS, and will be Worked for Dividends. ty of diet. I wish.' he has said. who are indebted to said deceased's es- A < ! r': might never eat the same thing twice in a tate to make immediate payment, and those l.iiiiit.-.l number of .hares of the Company'* Treasury stock will now I have demands thereon to exhibit the in the order f month,' and contends that “in proper Michael Moran, of Bangor, aged twelve who any applicants, received, at the price of' same for settlement. I.. B. Deasy. of Bar They of the went with a tion to tho elastic requirements years, mayflowering boy Harbor. Maine, is appointed agent and at- 12 1-2 CENTS A SHARE. diet will be the scopo and of the : last afternoon, tak- torney for the administrator as required by Certain to advance potency companion Saturday and yield ten to hundred fold on the par. ill us revised statutes, chap. 64. sec. 41. mental powers.” He Ingeniously a small rifle with them. Mike ing may Sarah 8. Kimhall. $25.00 Cash Full Paid Stock. trates his by the history of na 1895. Buys $200.00 paradox die. The bullet passed through his April 20, in The he that eat and that proportion, more or less. tions. nations, says, in Sell stomach and lodged the muscles of MESSENG UK'S NOTICK. Now U the time to t > 1“r most kinds of food are the buy. Price will be advanced by 2to 5 point* at .a time, ?1 the greatest a* m his back. STATE OF MAINE. Phare, the production of the mines increases. The Stock will be listed, and price advam'-- of nations. Rico nations never _ eating i-Uy. 1 he Company's consolidated mine* have large Ore Reserves. Work i- mw Hancock, as:— May 1, a. d. 1895. In rich very progrt; never think or act anything rdng gold ore. It i* desired to erect a to the or'* to progress; they is to give notice that on the twenty- Stamp Mill, reduce Company’- at Horse Notes of Local Interest. rpHIS output of Mines will be to a* d- :i.ou-tr.‘ but rice, rico forever. Look the a. d. a Company'' Increased the Dividend hard*, fully rice, I third day of March, 1895, 1 statement. and Statement sent on .. and black bread eaters of Ireland. owned H. L. Cleaves, ofSul- warrant in was issued out of Complete Reports application. potato Index, by insolvency stoi k Certificate will !»e sent return wanted. Df.. *. the court of for said county of on by mail, on receipt of check for amount naturally bright, the Irish in Ire- will be a short season in the insolvency, J° e Iniuc Rank or Though livan, given the estate of Frederick _a~La trough Express Co. Send full directions with application. \ of j Hancock, against land are enervated by the uniformity and will then start in the fall races 8. Jordan, of in said coun- «l‘Plle*tion for shares to Treasurer South Central Consolidated hold stud, Mariaville, flGfer ,f'fashion, about a Ikile viih seemed to worse. I read of A. S. and accom- bottle he could move grow Rillington, James Bowden, Charles lighted electricity, and heated by hot tliat it has the largest sales of the blood the foul matter by w 1 he had not been able' Linwood H. water. More luxurious doubt- his crutches, many people cured of scrofula by Bragdon, Cushman, George quarters oes the cures of medi- pli. greatest any lhree month-*. W e that in the winter season tin- W. It. John less exist, but quarters more aptly suited to use for the prewdb. Hood's As soon as we Davis, Augustus Devereux, ■ Sarsaparilla. | of in Ells- ein in the world. It the to tin* requirements masonry purities faithfully .1 Hoot'. Sa».sapa- P. Eldridge, H. Alex. ('. continued to she avoidably accumulates George Grant, worth it would be hard to find. creates an builds up gave Hood's Sarsaparilla Clara, there; blood, appetite, riiia, and in six in- h u-* was Hagerthy, Josiah H. Higgins, Benj. F. i The new regalias and costumes, worn and on the the nervous system and renovates the began to get better, and before the first acting directly Arno Carlton 1 for the first time in this were Joy, W. King, Mcfiown. occasion, to Atalo to ho r.T :sod furnished bv .J. 11. Stone, of Bangor. emir" bodv. I )o not be induced buy bottle was the sores nervous system 1 gone, entirely George A. Parcher, Elvert E. Parker, \v "t the else. Insist upon HOOD'S. and go ahouf the house < anything healed and there has never been »eorge \. rhimps, hnmas I racy. now Hoo». ir- up Tin-: American prints more vital sta- A Life Saved. crutches. He has taken of the are as Coy’s any of the disease since. She is a The officers commanderv tistics and deaths— for months.! sign births, marriages I cannot Hood’s saparilla regularly eighteen follows: praise Sarsaparilla than all the other in the and for the six months has been with- Healthy Robust Child. papers printed enough for what it has done for my boy. past j Imminent Corn ma ruler John B. Red- combined, and most them it out the which he has outgrown Her took Hood's Sarsa- county of Some four ago, when six years old, crutches, grandmother man. years several inches. The sores have all hen led prints from one to two weeks ahead of its disease in his by at the same time, and the salt Generitlissimo Charles C. Burrill. George was attacked by hip with the of one which isrsuidly parilla Gives exception in its violence and a rheum decreased Captain General James T. Cushman. contemporaries. right leg. We had to get him a pair of closing, only the scary and an occasional Treasurer Albert W. Cushman. as reminders of fin suffer- cure was soon effected. Ittook crutches, with which he was able to move limp remaining perfect Recorder Henry Whiting. HORN. ! ing. Hood’s Sarsaparilla in his ease has three months for her and but became deformed. We about cure, about, badly truly done wonders, and he is daily gain- After the of t fie Red Cross t \ Mi Ai» E — At 151 t*> .Mr. anil she ascribes her health and conferring tu-hill, April 21, bad to have his right leg lanced just above ing in flesh and color. He runs about good Mr-. Herbert a son. good the sir to the Camiage, as child. We feel at her advanced age to Hood’s degree, knights repaired the knee. In a few weeks a second sore and plays as lively any strength ( V M I'BKI.L— At Deer Isle, April 2:5, to Mr. re- hall, where a renast an inexpressible joy at having our boy It has certainly been a Health banquet sumptuous and Mrs. Harry Campbell, a daughter. broke out, both discharging freely. Agon- in Sarsaparilla. stored to health and we always speak to Mia. Sonus. was served by Caterer Weeks of the C A RBENTER— At 8, to Mr. Godsend my family.” Bueksport, April izing pains afflicted him, he could not bear the highest terms of Hood’s Sarsaparilla.” TO THE American house himself a sir ami Mrs. Cyrenus Carpenter, a daughter. | H. Ohio. knight— to be his growth was stopped and i Mrs. Hknp.y W. Murphy, Exeter, N. Wolfe, Zaleski, < HI R< HILL At to Mr. moved, assisted Charles Hunnewell and Tremont, April 22, by and Mrs. John Churchill, a son. Robert Kminent Commander Granite of Sweeney. D S Lawn-nee, Boston business, making and Mrs. Jo-lah Leighton, a son. [lo Bowden, Sullivan. 4 30 spread was found. As cigars were lighted, and it begins to look as though she, Sell Kondout pounds | Otronto, Holt, Mt. Desert Ferry. 10 50 12 45 5 00 without a for Commander Redman rapped to order, LCFKIN At Deer I-le, April 28, to Mr. and would remain postmaster | Saturday, April 27 llaneoek. +10 58 1 00 5 10 ft rani te Business a W. +11 06 1 15 5 20 specialty, and in his usual felicitous manner, ex- Mrs. Seth Lufkin, a son. ! some time to come, and will, instead, Seh Wm Bickering, Hammond, New York Franklin Road. 11 20 1 40 5 35 Mi K E Y- At Tremont, 17, to Mr. and Mrs. Seh Samuel Lewis, Jordan, Boston KLLSWORTH. desire to solicit orders for in tills* t fie thanks of the home com- April have a The fight for the Falls. +11 25 1 50 4# anything pressed John W Me a postmistress. Kllsworth |5 Key, daughter. Tuesday, Apr 30 10 line. mandery for the assistance that had been ! office seems to have narrowed down to Branch Bond. +11 37 +2 f5 53 BATTEN At Hueksport, April 2:5, to Mr. and j Sell David Fau-t, Alley, Cuba Green Lake. +11 45 +2 30 6 02 Our facilities for handling this business rendered the and Mr-. Samuel M Batten, a daughter. ! two candidates Miss Sinnett and C. C. 53 +2 45 10 during day evening. j Domrxtle Ports. Luke House. +11 f6 are hkst-ci ass in every way, being con Calls for were to former in the Mills. +11 56 f2 50!f6 14 speeches responded by i Homer, with the slightly Boston —Ar. seh Sarah K ll.de, Mur Kgerv’s MARRIKI>. Apr 27, Holden. +1159 3 00 6 17 nected by of man of Isle au Haut the following gentlemen: A. K. Chase, ; lead. Still Grover, the surprises, phy, Benohseot Junction. 12 17 3 35 f6 36 Ar sell Freddie Katun, New York the com- EATON HARDY —At Deer another little on the Apr2»‘>, Bangor. Kx. St. Portland, representing grand l-le, April 2»i, by ! may perpetrate joke Sld Apr 2.>, seh Winslow .Morse, Buck-port Itev. J. s. Miss Elva \. Eaton to BANGOR, M. C. 1230 3 55 6 50 of Maine; Kminent Commander Richards, Ar Apr 24. sehs Mary Augusta, Philadelphia; mamlery William f North Ellsworth, to SpotTonl W. length says, Nokhuk—( Id pr 23, Geo Jewett, Lake llou e. '7 12 15 +7 42 think will enable u- to handle orders Mr. of <.ardiner +7 22 8 35 17 52 your Campbell, Cherrytield, evidently DeWltt, of Brewer. no doubt with that the tendency MeIvown, Green Lake. truth, — j New wrypout Ar 24, seh S A Blui-dell, Branch Bond. *7 32 +8 50 +8 01 successfully. that would be called W ARDWELL- SWEET—At Apr anticipating they Hueksport. April to hire cottages is spoiling the hotel busi- Franklin Kllsworth Kails. 7 45 9 15 8 15 \ \\ A. If you want a KSSLI. nr KHKKiHT, re- 2s, by Reinick, esi| Mi-- Ida M. Ward AN’ L left the hall early, and failed to some of the New London—Sld Apr 24, seh Newton, KLLSWORTH. 7.50' 9 30 8 20 upon, well to Calvin II. both of ness, and this year large ( ,,r lNsfUANCK <>f kind, Sweet, Hueksport. 8 04 9 55 8 34 any please to the officer’s Philadelphia Franklin Road. spond presiding request hotels may not open their doors. At New York—Cld sell Caroline ( Foss, 8 12 10 10 8 42 give us a call, and we will do our best to Apr 27, Hancock. for a speech. Sim Southwest Harbor and Northeast Harbor (Tabtree, Jacksonville Mt. Desert Ferrv. S 20 10 25' 8 50 please you. A r Apr 2s, -eh- Jennie F. Willey, Somes Sullivan..*. 8 40 11 15'. A feature of the work throughout was will CLARK At Buck-port, April 27, Edward t he cottages and hotels, too, prob- Sound; Hattie Katun, Green's Landing. Silver Sorrento. 9 10 1150. of John’s this soliritrd. the delightful singing the St. Clark, aged tin years. ably be tilled all tiie season, being Heels, Loekiand BAR HARBOR. 9 45 12 25 t9 30 CuriTspumlnin1 Ar sell J B .Jackson- and at both BARTLETT -At southwest Harbor, the outlook from present indications., Apr 2n, Hidden, Haskell, quartette, banquets they April 27, ville Albert Bartlett, aged 7*i year-, II months. •s\,p on signal or notice to Conductor. sang, appearance being followed by Protection for Castine that’s sld seh A A > Woodruff, for every scallops Apr24, Lynn ; Weather permitting ferry passage. BLACK- \t Tremont, April 2*1, infant (laugh- Sld Apr 2', ,-eli Florence l.eland, Boston vociferous encores.| n what we want now. The Castine scallop ter ot Mr. and Mr-. Allen Black, aged Ar Apr 2o, sells Anna AV Barker, Loekiand. GRANT & CUSHMAN. These trains connect at with AT THE ABENAql'IS CU B. months. is four or five times as large as its Provi- Addie G Bryant, Sullivan, storm Petrel, K11 .- Bangor, through trains on Main Lino to and from Bos- — worth Bortland, The festivities were pro- BLN K Eli At South Uouldsboro, April 12, dence rival, we are told, and fully equal post-prandial Delaware Break water —sld ton and St. John. Daniel Bunker, aged 7u year-. now alone in Apr 23, brig tracted to a little after 1 o'clock, and to it in flavor. Castine is Bo—ton Bassengers are requested to procure tickets BUY YOUR just DoWNh Y At 2i», wife AA.lbur> hill-worth, \pril Mary, to maintain Maine's Ar seh G AA before entering the train, and especially Ells < striving reputation Portland Apr 27, Leed. Ray- before closimr Sir Knierht Redman an- .if Maurice Dniviirv. a-»ed ti vears. to Ellsworth. for scallops, and their extermination, ford, Blm hill tor s.ilem worth to Falls ami Falls Pri-cillu K. SPRING MEDICINES nounced that the Abenaqum club exten- l)o\V-At Deer Isle. April 2\ Dow, after the manner of the Maine oyster, Ar Apr 2*, -eh Helen s Barm--, Haskell, Sedg- Tickets for All Points South and West aged years, d month*. be About wick ded a cordial invitation to the visitors to should not permitted. fifty on sale at the M C. R. R. ticket office, A r A -i h- Li/./.ie suan HIM K I• KY At lllmdiill, April 27, William on t he 1 >amariseotta pr Maud, Spurling, into the club-house on their to years ago, Sheepscot, Bo-ton C. F. drop way S llim-kh". aged 21 -ear-.'' month-. 2* day of tine flavor l-l.ind. Harve-t Home, Bootlibuy for Ellsworth, GREENE, Agent. and Georges rivers, oysters 1'1111 adE1.1’iila -Cld seh .Julia s tin* station. The invitation was I.o H D \t Khen but Apr 20, BAYSON TUCKER, accepted, \ugu*t:i, April 2d, Lord, ami enormous size were obtained, Bo-ton WOODWARD BROS.' oI *o Bailey, sprague. Vice Bros, and Gen’I Manager. a hall hour or more was within Uuck-port, aged years, .*»months, l'lday*. are all exterminated j and spent they gone now, by Ar Apr 24, .-eh Helena, Sullivan F E. B< M)TI! BY, Gon’l Ba—. and Tieket Ag’t. ->A I'NDKIi**-At We*t Mrs. Surry, Aj*ril 27, the sawdust from the mills. Shells from Pori -Mill n —Ar Apr -eh Addie (. 181*5. the walls of Hancock county’s hospitable vl »'• 2* April 1, NEW DRUG STORE. Naney Sauuder-*, aged year-, months, these old beds are still to be seen in the Bryant. Suhivan lor New A ork | club-house. Here, as at the hall, the Vineyard Haven—Ar 23, -eh Hattie days. several towns. Apr quartette delighted all w ith several musi- S'TA Nl.KY — At Cranberry !-!♦•-, \ prll 27. -Iona Katun, Green’.- Lauding lor N< w A rk than U Stanley, aged 'd vear-, *> months, 17 Boot li HA V H A RROR Ar A pr 27, -ehs Lillian cal selections. days. M Warren, Mt De-ert lor Bo.-ton Kmily swift, \Ye have one of the largest Loekiand for Bo-ton But the end came at last. The locomo- TIANI-.Y At Hull’* Cove, April 11, Minnie K Stocks of Drugs, Chemi- tive of the special train that brought the l'enney, aged 2d year*. lorclxn Poru \ CM— At Mr-. < ienfi -Ar seh Jennie S Butler, visitors down tooted impatiently, and V liN IVtiohseot, April 2*'., When Baby was sick, wo paw h*-r t’a^toria. Apt B5, and C harlotte Varnum, aged o'.' year*, 24 day-. Butler, King-ton. Ja cals, Patent Medicines f* *r about‘J o’clock pulled out of the station When she was a Child, she cried Castoria. s r J o." Ar Apr • -eh Carrie A Bueknnm, tiiiuii: trips im:k w i:i:k. stubbs, ( uraeoa Toilet Articles in Eastern w ith its load of hard-worked but happy When she became Miss, she clung t<> Castoria. < OI M Y GOSSIP. /.\/\ At Apr o,-eh s 11 Haskell, Lh laird- ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 6, sir every one of whom will be When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. son, lor New A urk Maine. .... knights, remembered their Barhadoes— Ar Apr 2.*», bark Auburndale, long and gratefully by News and Notes of Interest of Han- Dow, Lisbon bark A brethren of Blanquefort. cock County Tqwns. Los vrio—, Ion 7" 1". -eh Lillian Wood- Hospitable .Itmcrtisniirnts. April Steamer “( ATHA R1N K,” O \ Crockett, St. John's of Bangor: John H. Stone, ruff. from New York for Port an Prince (’apt. will be thrown wide and the dis- will leave Kllsworth Monday, W ednesday Win. Z. (’. J. open, every Geo. A. Savage, Clayton, BOSTON AND BANCOR Notes. and Friday at a. m. -tage from Halo’- stable), SPECIALTY OF tinguished visitors will receive a hearty WE MAKE A Collatnore, I. J. Fifield, A. II. Nash, F. F. City Island, April 2*—Seh Wesley Abbott, Surry at 7 a.m., for Bluehill, Brnoklin. Sedg- welcome. from Lundout for Portland with < incut was in wick’, Deer isle, Sargentville, Castlne, arriving eolli-ion to-day off AVlilte-tone Point with tug in Rockland in season to connect with boats for PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS. It is news for Hancock county Con how Boston direct. aWicrtisniunts. good Steamship pany. lee King, in which the .Abbott had port broken and other RETURNING. quarrymen to learn that the New York stove, cathead and windlass minor damage, she put in here for repairs Will leave Rockland every Tuo-dav, Thursday state law against admitting dressed and Saturday at 6 a. m., or on arrival of Boston SO aim: ANdKJIKNT. in has been amended so as to admit SIMM boats, tor all above points, arriving Ells- granite State of Ohio, City of Toledo, worth at about 6 m. WOODWARD PULMONINE ss p. BROTHERS, paving blocks. Li das Copnty. ) ! Through tickets to all points west sold on Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he i-the hoard and baggage checked through. The school at F. J. S: 42 Main St Ellsworth, Me. A Formula that Cures kindergarten Bueksport, senior partner of the lirtn of Cheney O. A. CKOCKKTT, Mann business in the eitv of Toledo, coun- started as an experiment, is now in its Co., doing G. W. HIGGINS, Agent. ty and state aforesaid, and that said firm will Opposite Huston Clothing Store. third and its success is assured. It or week, pay the sum of (INK HCNDLKD DOLLARS Cold of Catarrh that cannot Cough is no longer an experiment. There for each and every case be cured bv the use of Hall’s Catarrh ( rk. AMERICAN HOUSE. Without the Stomach. are now pupils in attendance. FLANK J. CHENEY. "Upsetting" twenty-one ELLSWORTH, ME., Monday, May 0, 1S95, steamer Sworn to before me and subscribed in my fishermen are some Commencing HENCE IT IS Verona catching DhshlH ," ( W. C. Sawtelle, will this nth dav of December, a. d. 1S8(». ••MT apt. presence, WILLIAM Proprietor. line salmon. The landing of a large sal- leave Bar Harbor as follows: For Boston, A. W. GLEASON, WEEKS, and THERE’S RUT making connection at Rockland, Mondays SEAL Notary Public. An Excellent Tonic. mon no longer furnishes news for the South- located; within easy reach of the jj Frida vs at 12.no m. For Seal Harbor, | | Centrally station anil the business of the town. and but the west fiarbor, swan’s Island, Green’s Landing, Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts part ONE WAY 0 reporter, slowly surely price 942.00 rates to from Theodore L. and Rockland, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- on the blood and mucous surfaces of per day. Special regular Read the following Davis, is down to within the reach of directly hoarders. coming at 12.00 in. For Sorrento, Tuesdays, Thurs- free. to get a correct idea of the coin- Esq. : days the system. Send for testimonials; j J. Woods March “common folk.” and Saturdays. • F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. our and of the v Hold, Maas., 20,1895. days of stock — pleteness Medical Supply Co., Boston 44*Sold by Druggists, 75c. Cushing The base ball season was fairly inaugu* RETURNING dollar-saving economies we offer Gentlemen l’ulmonlne cured me in one dav of the worst cold and -ore throat I last and Fri- and that is and night rated in Hancock county Saturday, From Boston, Monday*, Wednesdays you, by inspecting ^ ever had. It la the best I ever saw for in. From Rockland, Tuesdays, lliisiiieKH Notices. thing at Verona. The team from days at 5.00 p. “cigarette” at 5 a. m., or SALESMEN our stock. « colds. (about) Winner” wears all othex WANTED and out 41 Yours, Thursdays Saturdays Tapley'a “Bread or THEODORE L. DAMS. “knocked-out” the home team of steamer from Boston. From To solicit orders for Nursery Stock, Salary Bueksport upon arrival shoes. and and Fridays at Commission. Cash advanced for expenses, a score of 42 to 12, will Sorrento, Mondays, Wednesdays not essential. Send for our circular of testimonials, and by Cigarettes Baldness is often preceded or accompanied outfit freo. Experience Active, S a.in. can make The bcBt E. F. also for a free sample, or get it from your “knock-out” near E. S. J. MORSE, Bar Harbor of the hair. To both bald- hard workingmen good pay. ROBINSON, pretty anything. Agent, by grayness prevent of reference !; druggist. CALVIN AUSTIN, Gen’l Supt., Boston. required. ness and use Hall’s Hair Rcuewer, ar The R. G. CHASE CO., ELLSWORTH. A block of granite has been cut at John WILLIAM H. HILL, grayness, CUSHING MEDICAL SUPPLY CO., Malden, Mass. \, is General Manager, Boston. honest remedy. I 580 Washington Street, Boston. L. Gross’s quarry, Green’s Landing, that '-i asa*! tin So hr said to Lawrence, "(»o up to the place ■ShbfTtisrmcnts. (Torrcsponbnur. bottom of the ocean. She remained for made very slow progress getting up Where the lobby rules, with a brassy fare. four hours without any increase coast. nearly And leave of that village not even a trace." of till* S|‘il of water in her forward March 5, I the steam t Ilg still > compartment, Tuesday, spoke And Lawrence swore, as some men do, to ••Cuvien," of from N< w Barbados, March 31. 1895. w hen, near midnight, the water began ship Liverpool, With "I do vum and I tell you, The and crew abandoned York for Buenos Ayres, and told the com- To ( < /.'< »r of thp .1 merican rise. officers That Jones and me will put her through" WHITING of when in the the and came on board of the “Mon- mander that 1 had seven men belonging *.• he took John Stover and William Lord BROTHERS. The tifi day February, ship a crew of an see that the beer safe aboard vicinit \ f Abrolhos reef Mat. 18.00 rovia” with all their belongings. At to shipwrecked English To got steamer, who desired t«» go t<> Bueno*- \ u in di\ idinc (own*. I tell > *n that made stea midnight I became sat isfled that the — I ship — « •>> ked t*» >L*ne\ knock* 1 nt• a hat, 1895. 8 E A 8 () N * and him taku them argument wh h «*d t- : t hi “!:n- !• ." of v. •»;:'d Ink, and one* >,n\v orders to \yres, requested 1895. \ nd thi* i« t lie point I am < ■ lining nt. t > th*1 chains and run her on *hore But he refused al-o. 1 btgan to thin!; Lo •:•. P re- bound slip • 1 Ay «* y\'- O in without O' t all t he u> f -■ > < nnr m: on tIn re. .ng i;ga i, w hen t he chief engineer informed hat gem ng Ai tiy \ iid ma.lc the p">r native* *wear b.uk wa* with the had !• :ha* no *»m would vi-nture togeintc English-speaking p •*]•'* blue. deserted them, and that 1 was l»-f; z.I-mu en- ii !!• engine-room to r.m t he engines. I hat park* ami newer! wmi 1 > •••■ e l:. iew. to for 1 nee, 1 : :i*• 11 ;ct go the of h»-r anchor nnd paid provide twenty-eight p«-opit \ ,1 -o ;n tin ri h. _ d it through r hII tie chain and slipped it. aid out he-ides my -'U n -\ w hi!** ot hers !.< d \ iv S la > dear !•• «■ i. art w e had on mid wsrd nr. with a deaf ear. Tin OI Suili\ aii 1 lai or. my v sa\ ng he d.a not t In chain on the anchor p of in w \ id though we regret the lo** >d our tax. -, doe, n. w hieh amount* i to boasted republic Brazil, host m ny good already twenty ■ '* a w •• A ,? in- ! t a\« FULL XjIKTE OF : ; _•!,,• m for. ;rd. threw behalf tin- Unit. St *.t to stn 'i r.n tli*-s!i:p — \\ .■ wi'h them aii good rlddam a-well 1 ti rest to crush tk- ri l** '!: >n \ few mi : « "‘-oar »-arg< ;• overboard m the star >anl side only A d t. Jo,o a ad h trni-rht months now was r. to «lr:\.- <-tm w. grir- lighter t he -h :p le^st-n the h ivy list, but m*1 to no ago. ;y • 1 of t he nil re'm** .ft he Ln :: .i fow *p ; boat her at high t: h. ;Sh* gru'diially md at Brussels mid mv States to sea. S 'rrent * to he 3lo(|ii(‘tt(‘, P ii:; h".- *; 'gilt 1 go; outside of a. m. Tt:*-day. Feb. 1”. least -»ff \\ hope that may prove Ta|M*strv, tin wa\ or uianm-r that tht !' during tSe nigh; lin*- and dropped to a sale anchorage According to a "model town," but she is now in her AT LOW Kit PRICKS THAN t he Brazilians t r*-aied our in Bahui EVKIt. and gilt. ;ng t he ship still fast, some Itft cl from t lie -Inking ship. tlag infaii y and link* th essential expon- was and Maeeio. it is a crime to save life, as 1 must have. 1 s*. i.' "Ht to !.• r again and tendered At »i a. m., just as t h» mim rising ent. which all such towns n;i;Mii;o()Ks :m.i i:\ was from the of Bahia with kiddehmixstkijs ,Vin tin assistance, which was '■vt-r tin calm water t hat surrounded the expelled port \Yt hope there is no vice, intemperance i„ captain my our thi- water these words: "If you do not to ur kind within her Leading Ingrain season, with thi- t i. accepted I beat up among the ill-fated steamship “Klmete," the proceed dishonesty "f any <'arpct- I.O\Y sea at once, will be tired into from a (dose rock- v- r which there was but a few feet had reached the furnaces, when there you borders, and that "li.’s" antieijmtions KLLS second. .... 200 for ..ter and of which t here were was a and the the fort, and fined milreis every be realized, ami w hen arc. the of w alongside partial explosion, ship may they In the lower we show hour after the first is tired at r were in all and Cloths, teen mile- away, the ship being fa-t on »e sa \n. n ne I.'. j'Himui imui uti n night. they places, ri.cn -miletl so heavenly sweet, yards wide. A nd making me a tine. the southwest end of Abrolhos reef. if know ing their fate. Friday seven refused meat. 1 was happy, courtesy Mm dropped an armful of sunshlne 16-4 Linoleums have never been shown in Ellsworth before. whs but the next when their down If Friday. Feb. S, fine, smooth weather, 1 stood into the land, came to anchor at day religious Klght about my feet. was so Her blush was like tin* 1 !■ w need a Floor with h light breeze from the northeast. scruples had no restraints, I not apple you Oil Cloth. Try Linoleum. It will wear a life- night. The next morning, Wednesday, t he Her eves like violets, that grow At tide the were started much elated w hen I had to order another beside the meadow stream. We high engines 13th, im boat came w ith the captain and time. shall still carry 4-4. 6-4 and 8-4 Oil Cloths from 25 killed. * »h buttercups Alone would dare full spet d astern in hopes to start her and Bahia sheep 1 got under way proceeded to To match the bright gold ..f her hair, to 40 cents per square off the but all to no The There was no effort on the part of the A nd all the seem yard. reef, purpose. with the ship's officers and crew on board air did Utch 1 ri had then fifteen feet of water in her ship's crew to save anything from the freighted with her fragrant it! ship men and nine of our ow n Now. Nature twenty-eight effects; surely happy snlth, forward the sinking ship, only their personal “Thrice maiden — In addition to regular we offer compartment. Saturday, crew, making a total of thirty-seven welcome, Mav." Carpetings nine were saved before the 1’. (ribbonn Williams in l.ndir*' Pont 9th, came in with another fine The only sheep ship May day. men to for. Jou rnal. provide and saved the first oft'• r had not returned. The sank, I twenty-nine from cap- I in Feb. ALL CARPET arrived Bahia. 21, having light we fortunate t»> tain rp«i-;ested me to let mate take water, which were very SUNDRIES, my winds and calm the whole < oiistittition of tile I'liited states. passage. have. It seems that -ASH- him on shore in my boat to see if he hardly possible What was when the health The original constitution of l he lTiit»-d my surprise those men from could not obtain some assistance in the taking twenty-eight SMYRNA RT'GS, JAPANESE officer informed me that as I had on States was written upon a long roll, the: Kl'GS, CARPET I.ININGS, shape of stt>am pumps and tug. He left their sinking ship, almost in sight f board the crew of a that was from was afterward cut up and put under gla-s niRKAD. STAIR OILS, BRUSSELS ship land, with seven under lee, ali SAMPLES the ship at noon for Caravellas. a small ports my in five a port against w hich all ports in Brazil oak frames, two indu-s deep and MOQT ETTi: RUGS, WILTON RI GS, CARPET village seventeen miles away. The first within five days' sail, that I would have SWEEPERS.’ were closed, he w ould have to fourteen by nineteen inches in size. In BINDING. telegraph been to sail three thousand miles LINEN STAIR COVERS, TAPESTRY officer returned that evening without any obliged SAMPLES, to Rio for to let me land them. four of these frames are authority a parchment EXTRA SUPER SAMPLES. news that assistance was coming. in order to find port where I could The next day. Feb. 22, the United States sheets, easily filling t he space, on which the 10th. there was a obtain permission to land them. But Sunday, light hail and informed is written the const it ut ion of the Inited consul came within taken In breeze from the north, but the sea was such has been the case. linve, c»i>cclai;carc artecilng nurdenlgna and colorltgn fur Hu me that a had been received States. In the fifth frame are the and tin* telegram We arrived in signa- -ra-on, favor with which our -pedal brand— Kcrubruok Kxtr.i > r ha- very smooth; as the ship was surrounded Barbadoes Tuesday, .p, from Rio me to leave the at ture's. and the resolution submitt the been received bv the ordering port ing trade, has warranteel our purchasing In c\ .f the u reef from west northwest around March 20. Twenty-one of the officers largely by document to the states for ratification. We once, and inquiring if I required any past. respectfully suggest that it l- to your Interest to *,»,* our go •!,r.- north and east to south by east, any sea and crew were taken charge of by the ! provisions, which I obtained and got This is the origin il of our national con- buying was almost impossible. The sea was board of trade and sent to England, leav- under wav and proceeded to Maceio. stitution .ut* only constitution our smooth and the ing seven men who were foreign very day passed subjects ever We are the where 1 arrived March 1. Again I was republic had. Most stale* of the only Dealers in Ellsworth Rooms de- uneventfully, with exception of the on my hands, and whom they refused to having informed that I could not enter a port in union have had from two to half a d •/ n at allow me to land, as they were destitute voted to ship thumping slightly high tide, constitute and the sta: the Sale of and Wall Brazil and must go to sea at once or 1 empire ht- exclusively Carpets Paper. causing commotion among the fifteen and would become a public charge. I would be tired I under recently changed it* co. .iunoti again. upon. got way was notified that to their out hundred sheep on deck. The pumps pay passage The lines of this original eons: it ut ion of the same night, after procuring some failed to keep down the water in the of the country was my only way of the l imed States run aero-* the sheet, water and a of and supply provisions, and the is course. The forward compartment, and at night there getting clear of them, as I would be sub- penmanship very made mind to go to Barhadoes. which so of can up my to a fine of for each preamble, many you WHITING BROS.. were two feet more than in the ject f 1,250 foreigner morning* repeat, is separated from the text by a March 3, when forty miles south of I landed in the British Thus I The ship began to list to starboard. colony. narrow space, and there is no attempt at Pernambuco, we sighted a steamer com- w as fined for these men's lives. fancy lettering in the opening words, h- the 11th. there was a strong saving ' Monday, astern. We had had but therein in the articles of confederation. ing up nothing The whole of this trouble was made by no: your ears do breeze from the north northeast, but the Many of the signatures are the same as light w inds and calms since leaving the the of the master of the reef to the north ami east broke the sea. negligence arc found at the bottom of the declara- said if w e wreck, and t he captain could “Elmete” in not having these men on tion of The amendments, It was, indeed, a strange sight —one independence. NOT DECEIVE ship a even the YOU fall in with ship bound to Kngland he the articles, as he them on very first one, do not form part on the reef hard and fast out of of ship's shipped sigh of tliis but are written would be glad to get transferred. 1 sig- the eve of his fron Buenos original, upon land, and another lashed to her side in departure separate rolls of and nn'ed the steam r. which to be parchment, pre- proved Ayres to care for the sheep. I-till have served in tin tubes that stand in the nine fat horns of water; v\ bile the bleating When hear us sav that Our C hilcl- the |of Liver; •■"!. from Rio the seven men on board, but have corner of a closet. The number of these you of the as were fed, Hdded placed sheep they being tube* is boun 1 to N v Yo-k. Tmi rain slowed the eise in the hands of the I’nited States greatly increased bv those that unusual sounds to the unusual scene. 1 contain the official down and talk* !<> and ratifications by the ren s Suits in from his ship me, government. and asked it to relieve me range Si.25 was forty feet from a coral rock aft, state-. The earlier of these ratifications price offered me any a sisianee in power, of my ami await includes of the constitution and six feet from one forward, both of charge, developments. approval .. and of the but of e< urse no one wanted be carried 1 landed thr*-e men twice nice t<» turn earlier amendments. loiter ards. \Ye also claim that our which were at low so I was not upw dry tide; amendments, such as the celebrated prices to New York to get to Kng ml. Hem over u> the English colonial in a very safe position. fourteenth and fifteenth, adopted at Soon anothe- steamer w sighted guvcr-Miient, w hich refused to take later dates, ratifica- in Men s and As the day advanced the ship's list required separate Clothing 1-urnishinys, etc., astern moving at h rapid gnu. and in them and threatened me with a fine if tions ami separate tube-. Harper's began to increase, and the pumps had no Young People. thirty minutes from the.. e -ighted these men were found in the street desti- control over the water in the forward arc unrivalled in Hllsuorth. amt her she was within hai 1 n answer to tute, again to present them to their Woman's compartment. 1 had promised the cap- Kver-Increaslng Sleeves. my signals ns soon a- stie .-ame near we respective consuls and asked for protec- tain that I would remain dur- Stirred the of by the ship by existing propensity Don l to sec “t could sec that it was a roya' ma I -team- tion for the m* n belonging to the coun toigct our iaict\ Oirl ! ing his absence, and the officers and men women’s sleeves to take up all the spare ship, bound to Kngland. Kverybody try they represented. had said to me, “If you haul your vessel room in the world, antiquarians begin to was packed and ready to leave, for in Tne case is now in the hands of our Hat. aw«y the we ask to exhume old statutes framed to regulate ship permission be consul, who ha.- the fourteen days we will in Kngland." applied to colonial the go with you, as we do not care to remain same tendency in former periods of and there wa- even b-sv -oik1, in order government to take charge of them. If the by the ship in this position and depend its manifestation. to be ready. I got my boats ready for the government fails to act in the matter. I on our boats for relief." .-v dom on contemporary j»r<-mi«t- h transfer as s<>oi. a.- 1 -aw it was the roval have seven able-bodied men on hands my municipal statute of the town of Dedham, At 1 p. m. the wind was strong from was a mail. There general hustle and ... OWEN "for the reformation of BNEN, the north, and at H m. I had enacting, present p. every was on the move. On she vide for a somewhat than everybody larger family immoderate that "here- reason to believe that was great sleeve*." the ship going came at the rail- of • Sin- 1 care fur at this state Xo. '.ghteen knots. of commercial de- after no person whatsoever -hall make a Water Sit. to float. The forward ♦ compartment, proved to be tin- new \vup-*.rre\v. crack pression. It seems to be a strange law garment for women, or any other -.\, feet had twelve feet w it h sleeves more than half an ell wide in being seventy long, royal mail steamship “Nile," T.Odo tons, that makes it a crime to save a man's life, at tbe and feet of the widest part, and so for bulkhead seventeen from Rio bound to London. 1 as in this chm* 1 should proportionate signaled ha\« refused to bigger or smaller water toward. The had as persons." pumps stopped, her commander that I had on board the have saved them unless were on they the Allowing forty-tiv. inche- to the » 11, C. R. could not it free, and the water curious K08TE11. they keep shipwrecked crew from an English steamer ships articles, unless 1 desired seven any person can determine, by insideonthe rise of the tide was within measurement on the arm of the nearest who wanted to go to England, and re- paupers w hom I w ould he obliged to care available woman, by how larg*- a share one foot a* high a* on the outside. Two take fur. quested him to them. His reply was. John \Y. Rank, the -tuff in a modern sleeve exceed* hundred and tVvf of the were FURNITURE DEALER twe\:y ship “Is that all you want,” and he went past Master of bark “Monrovia.'’ the Dedham limit. Dueling roughly. and so • me would perfectly tight, remained through- me like an arrow never even -ay tin si,*.,, on Fifth slackening avenue in New out until she sank. I am not to York on Fa-ter Sunday, going his “He will come back,** was the I’he Division of Sullivan. speed. if inflated to the limits of their greatest enter into any or:: vism upon the actions cry from officers and crew. “He is only Sullivan, April irj. 1VJ5. dimensions, would measure at least the FUNERAL DIRECTOR. of the officers of the “Elmete,” as I feet in ship getting clear of the ship, and consulting To the Editor of The American : circumference, giving a full vard went there for the of life of exuberance in exce— of what the purpose saving with his officers. The mail com- In a recent issue of royal your paper there Dedham ordinance and property at the risk of my own. and an article permitted. manders to the naval and appeared from the of < belong reserve, pen I he Pig sleeve* w .11 >llap-' present is Flowers furnished, at not to criticise the action, or of all Seasons. ability, he would never dare do such a thing like Sorrento, in relation to the recent of their own weight. We need no law to conduct of :ie. regulate them. Fu-hlon any Enough happened leaving a shipwrecked crew .” division of the town of Sullivan. 1 has reduced the feminine hat to it* lowe*t limit* t hi* ar from 1 p. m. to r> p. m. Monday, Feb. 11, believe the letter shows that the writer is y« I remarked, “It does not matter if he is (to the relief of the and to me that was in eminent theatre-goer--, PAINTERS’ SUFFICES. satisfy my ship perhaps unfamiliar with the facts in the sleeves in doe course will lord high admiral of the queen's navy; get their share danger of being lost unless more caution case. ot repression, he is an English hog, and is not going to liarprr's Wrvkly. and The able alluded discretion were used. attention to wants.*’ attorney to finished pay any your !}D and I at once informed the lirst officer that his work at the close of the Mr. Jinks "I wish wouldn't allow .‘52 Main Eli.>\v<>i:tii. The crest fallen people had to see one hearing you Street, 1 wfould run an anchor and haul ves- before the committee on towns, and our to read those sentimental my of their own flag go away and leave them daughter sel to a safe unless nothing more was of him. novels.” Mrs. Jinks “She isn’t a ■< anchorage they obeyed to the hospitality of another, so I con- expected reading orders and held the in her Our able senator, who is an honor to sentimental novel. The my ship pres- tinued on my course to Barbadoes with heroine doesn't ent He said that would do any town, then took the cast and con- for love.” position. they light winds and calms, steering ten up marry "Well, the modern so- as I commanded. I ordered the chief en- ducted it so that the com- novel in hours and laying becalmed the other successfully ciety which the heroine marries to steam at once, and let mittee made a against the for money is as bad.” “She isn’t gineer get up fourteen hours out of the day. So we report division, just go the anchor to hold the ship from and to him the crown of laurels belongs, reading a society novel.” ‘‘Then what is 1 swinging, which would crush my ves- 2fcfcrrtisnnmte. if any crown is necessary. The rest of it?” “It’s an advanced novel.” "What’s! the ■ sel’s side against the reef. At 5.30 p. m., story is more truthfully set forth in that?” “The heroine marries forapoliti- LQl/ER the engineer informed me that the usual the following little poem printed on the cal pull.” -BITTERSr amount of steam sufficient to work the in the Belfast Journal /# subject Republican “1 believe a woman's sphere is the of 18: ship was ready. April home.” The lady of advanced ideas and THE “Heave your anchor up, and full speed DIVISION OF 8ULLIVAN TOWN. years gazed at him scornfully as he Have heard of the division of Sullivan astern, and in a minute the ship was you spoke the words. “You forget”- her town, tone afloat, and under control of her engines, was harsh and strident—“you are That Lawrence and Jones did up so brown? frlVRES but not a little out of trim, as the draft addressing a new woman!” A cynical It cost ten thousand, so they say, of the was fourteen feet aft and smile wreathed his lips. he ship And Jones stepped up and had to pay. “Yes,” said, feet forward. I set “now’ call’em new twenty-seven my Sinclair was looking his way-bills o’er, they women, but”— here he htad-qfiils to turn her head away from He got to Sullivan and then felt sore, added emphasis—“it used to be old maids.” the reef, and succeeded In getting her For though he had money he wanted more. Afterwards she was heard to clear of the rocks and into twelve allude to him as a brute, so there! fathoms of we * water, where anchored at To prevent the odor of boiling ham or 6.30 p. m., two miles from the shoals. cabbage, throw red pepper pods or a few Children for Little did I think that all ray toil and bits of charcoal into the in which Cry SkftiSW pot care were to lay, in twelve hours, at the they are cooking. Pitcher’s Castorla. ^ *» EVERYWHERE^ J 1 Ruction Kxtraordlnary. may be developed and their abilities di- It ITTKK Y TO ( AKinOH. Tli- Mnngth of a Jumping blouse. Ergal Notices. dirani. rected into useful channels. la Jo its hi/.c, J believe tlie arraniol * proportion To the Honorable of Probate within At court of hidden at F 11 sV I nuuifH1 i< the mcMt active and Judge probate tiiMsl »f i'iy slumber,, Graduation in schools has been One Week's Will now lugs of News, Jumping and for the countv of Hancock. within and for the county of HancoiV of all nnimnls. This 1 powerful vertebrate rPHK UNDERSIGNED, Carrie c. of t ]:<• second VVednesdav of April, a. cl. \ i*' customary for an indefinite and Novelty and Nonsense. Berry, X.ula- period, tiny creature no larger than a man's 1 Eden, formerly of Lamoine, Hancock I'.ORH H !*. DlTtON, of FI!swor\ !"" m’-inbt-rs. has 1, .. the continuation of the custom testifies Gov. (’leaves designated Friday, in.ml) is from ! v.o anti one half to three county, Maine, widow of Ahieu S. Berry, de- (1J named executor in a certain instrument 1 run "hiiiy inch it '• i: h 1 tail about twice ceased, am! guardian of the following minor p;: rport i to be t lr. !a.-t will an li. t.-.! ■ nt\ M-. tlmu-'bi as to its Graduation is not an May 10, as Arbor Day. iglh.v. meter, utility. heirs of said Alden S. viz.: Ellen E. anil codicils thereto of Caroline A. Parcher, \ ?,i, h ln uullful a ■» !<>”g a l !i- head and body. It is there- Berry, j„ object of education in itself. The After examination it is found Berry. Vera W. Berry and Hattie B. Berry, late of Ellsworth, m said county, deceased, \ I m""r ,nw thorough fore no than a house mouse, hut it I'm ,urr larger aged 15, 12 and eight years, re- having presented the same for pr« ! .:< \ exercises of without the ot Elias J. respectively -ivertrr. graduating pre- that the total amount Judge has light forequarters, strong hindquar- said minors are Ordered, That the said I’. Pvtton. \ A„> |MH*trv spectfully represents that Ueorge liminary study would be useless and Hale’s defalcation in Foxcroft is §157,000. ters. ry long hind legs and it can seized in fee of the following described real give notice to all persons interested, by caus- 1 lint :■ biw from < ig!it t<> ten feet! estate situated in said Lamoine, on Lamoine ing a copy of this order to be published three I, ridiculous. Hut there is no doubt jump that, Frank of is a ounces viz.: at the waters of weeks successively in the Ellsworth Amer- ; n reeeutly made, Therriault, Caribou, per If mouse weighing two Point, Beginning Ila,l if V. at that .. .. held in subordinacy to culture, gradua- can ten how far Frenchman's bay at Calvin 11 uckins'south- ican, printed Ellsworth, t...,. "11 "Id baebelor,' pales the sugar manufac- (average) jump feet, Tli;,t a lax Imps largc.it-maple east corner; tlienee follow- at a probate court to be ’eld at !\ tion serves as a valuable inducement to should a of northerly always pear be laid. turer in the State. He made, this year, one-iiundred-pouml boy equal ing said IIuckins’line 320 rods, more or less, in said county, on the second Wednes- si,.tii’d t < able t<> it out them an end. agility jump? Figure to land of Alanson (Joogins; thence day of May next, at ten of the clock in .alert" make important 3,000 of sugar, besides a large formerly And pounds for yeurself. ami when you have obtained at rigid angles e.isti following said (ioog- the forenoon, and show cause, it hey it nets as an incentive to rly, All wllliiiy marry, First, sys- quantity of syrup. The sugar he sold at the correct answer you will properly ins’ line to laud of Peltrs, formerly of Lewis have, why the said instrument should '• be »’ tematic effort on the of students. Murch: thence follow- and allowed as the last will T he tax lur*'<' part twelve cents a Two ago he appreciate the hind legs of this wonder- southerly, everywhere proved, approved i pound. years said Peters’ line t-> the corner of laud of and testament of said dece ased. m:iii 11 ui*l " i'll cany. The custom is a and t lie ful little mite. St. Nicholas. ing | \ ;i recognized one, made 5,500 pounds. the In irs of Stephen Higgins; tlienee follow- (). P. (TXNINdHA'V Judge. student must be indifferent, indeed, if he ing s: it Higgins’ line southerly to the water Attesthas. j’. Dork, Register. The bachelors grumbled, 'I’lie state railroad commissioners have 1 mb man's thence the water to A * rue Attest:—Cha*-. Dor. line of bay: by copy. Register. ‘I was no u-«— does not fed anxious to compete success- fold meats or fish may be hashed \,ul -aid reported the result of their investigation the arst-mentioned hound, containing 35 with and to share and mixed with rice or acres, more or less, with there- •Twin- Imrrid inju-tiec, fully his classmates, potatoes, hominy, buildings Notice of Petition for Dio of the Veazie accident, and find that the on. In ing the homestead lot of the late Alden barge. \ nd horrid abuse, with them the congratulations of friends and a sauce made into croquettes. STATE OF MAINE. collision was caused of duty S. Berry, expressly excepting the one acre lot liiit to save by neglect Ami dee lured t for having sustained his sold by said Berry to Albert L. Nash, by deed Hancock ss ;—Court of Insolvency. honorably part on the of William A. train : heart’s blood from spilling. part Barry, dated March It. 18K7, and recorded in Hancock Their own in their common from Hbbcrtiscmcnts. In the ca.-e of Hilbert F. amlagi and Irving leave-taking at Portland. The Registry, book 213, page K8; that said estate is vile tax dispatcher conductors, s. as imlivblua> and as Of -in 11 a school. unproductive of any benefit to said minors Candage, Candage a are exonerated Bros., Insolvent debtors. <9 •; | j|(.\ wniiI I not pa\ -billing. engineers and trainmen and that it will be for the interest of said is a stimulus to is hereby given that a petition has, Second, graduation from all minors that the same should be sold and the blame. | on this eleventh of a. d. the ruifs determined effective work. This does not secured on interest; the said guard- >NOTICE day April, ]‘»ut object proceeds IS!*5, been to said com for said There seems to be a sort of ian therefore prays your honor that she may presented Them still to pursue; differ from spasmodic Bro-. a** individuals amt as materially the preceding. be authorized and empowered agreeably to county by Candage all the bachelors revival of the in mE co of Bluehill, in the ot Han- thev -ft The student be not mining business, Maine, law to sell all of the above-described real es- partners, county* knows that may cock. that be deer* ed to a full due of l tate said acre sold i, or praying they may at vendue; to the success \ (.excepting previously lTp if lie to doubtless, reported from all their debts under graduate neglects perform any such part of it as in your opinion may be ex- discharge provable ,-rier was sent through the town those who have been ore in < of the Revised .Statutes of the A i. if he digging t WHOLE pedient. Carrie C. Berry. liapter Seventy assigned work, e., continually $ state of with amendments thereto and To and fro, Pittston and elsewhere. It is April 10, 1895. Maine, such duties. His for Byron, additions thereof, and said petition it in Ids bell neglects reputation } # STATE OF MAINE. upon To rattle said that as as of the old ordered said court that a hearing la* had and is at many fifty Hancock, ss. At a court of nrobate held at by nd a to blow, application scholarship stake, } NERVOUS the same Indore -aid court at Bueks- A trumpet formed in 1879 are Ellsworth, on the second Wednesday of upon be works that mining companies in said of Hancock, on Wed- Mid to call out to all consequently assiduously J April, a. d. 1895. port, county still in and that a few of them th<* eighth day «>f May, a. d. meet In ills In* not fail and lose esteem of the existence; On the petition aforesaid Ordered, That nesday, He might way may the at eleven o'clock in the anil luck notice be given a copy of said 18!if), forenoon, may try their again. * SYSTEH by publishing that notice thereof be in the Ells- bachelors community. J[ petition, with this order thereon, three weeks published ,* old II. Forty worth American, a newspaper published in are a means A big Portland lumber dealer said the *' successively in the Ellsworth American, a !" Third, graduations popular ( Is under a severe strain. Tlie cord said of Hancock, once a week for Sold here to-day newspaper printed in Ellsworth, that all per- county other "I think I can say that we two successive the last all the of arousing general interest in schools day: W is at its utmost tension. In a v sons interested may attend on the second weeks, publication Mid presently be the *>t' hear- are satisfied that there is to be of at a court of to live days before day old maid- In the town, and education. At a graduation the peo- perfectly moment it will break. Tlie man (I Wednesday May next, probate to be holden in Bucksport, and shew ing. and that all creditors who have proved lyest with good business this year. We are more is a wreck. lie is worse than their and other Kueli in her very ple are brought in direct contact 11 (> cause, if any, why the prayer of said petition debts, persons interested, may dead. need of the is a to appear at said ami time and show cause, bonnet and gown, the hear them deliver than driven to-day, and are much pleased (| The times (> should not be granted. Such notice be place graduates. They before said court. if any they have, why a discharge should not be to sixty, with the orders are in. We 2 help for weak nerves. A low ner- .) given From thirty their essays—original productions—testi- way coming O. P. CUNNINGHAM, Judge. granted said debtors according to the prayer of vous state is inherited. and red and pale, are rather Pale Attest:—Chas. P. their petition. Fair, plain, to some extent, to the careful inclined to think that there , Dorr, Register. fying children come into Attest:—Cll AS. P. Dokk. Register of description— "delicate A true copy. Attest:—Chas. P. Dorr, Register. every have undergone. may be somet hing very like a boom in the the', of said court for said county of Hancock. to the sale. preparation they world from weak and shattered '. All flocked business. Of course we know To Honorable of Probate for the the class don’t is not * the Judge Naturally enough, graduating jiarents. What is demanded of Hancock. his labors much about the South American j county STATE OF MAINE. The auctioneer then began, is discussed by the citizens of the place trade, a sedative merely, but a tonic as C UNDERSIGNED, administratrix of rj^HE’ Hancock ss.:— Court of Insolvency. And called out aloud where the event and this of but our line is good and the outlook is well. The nerve centres do not (• 1 the estate of Abigail Lampher, late of transpires, in said deceased, In the case of Candage Bros., of Bluehill,. As he lie Id up a man need to be lulled into for one Bucksport, county, respect- itself serves to arouse interest in what is promising.” sleep (> fully represents that the goods and chattels, insolvent debtors. "llow much for a bachelor? but to be rebuilt. The rem- 'HIS is to notice that pursuant to an at the school. been night 11 rights and credits of said deceased are not give taking place Anything Patents have granted Maine order of court therefor, a second meet- Who wants to buy?" is at hand that will do this sufficient to pay her just debts and charges of A a incentive to edy .) ing of the creditors of said insolvent debtor* maiden that serves as such worthy inventors as follows: R. W. Eaton, administration by the sum of one thousand In a twinkling, every will be held at in probate court as dollars; wherefore your petitioner prays your Bucksport, diligent scholarship does graduation, Brunswick, fire-bucket; Z. T. Furbush, Dr. Swan’s Nerve. <• room said on the Responded, “I. I." honor to grant her a license to sell, at public in county, Wednesday, all eighth dav of Mav. a. d. 189£. at eleven o’clock In at a surely deserves the commendation of Augusta, rachet for screw-drivers or drills; and Blood Tonic or sale, and convey the following de- short, highly ||I private named in <[ in the forenoon, for the purposes price. concerned, u any evils nave con- ». r. uiDBon, uiaaerora, pressing-ooara; of revised statutes of Extravagant Depome the prescription of Dr. Jno. Swan, port, and bounded on the easterly by McDon- chapter seventy the ■, said State of with amendments there- nected with the form, they should be de- L. L. Leathers, St. propeller for in nervous diseases is *. ald street, on the northerly by land formerly Maine, Albans, specialist of and additions thereto. off In a of Hosea Orcutt, on the westerly by land Wore sold trice. nounced, but never. N. B. Waldron, machine recommended • Obas. P. graduations, vessels; Auburn, being prescribed, formerly of Hannah P. Holt, on the southerly Attest:— Dorr, And old maids, ’[ of said court forty Spring, the season of budding promise for winding bandages; F. W. Wood, East and used by the ablest of physi- 1 by Middle street, being the late homestead of Register gome some older. of the real estate of the de- younger, and of the fresh beauty of nature, is a Baldwin, fly-switch; Robert M. Oli- ciansforthe cure of all nervousdis- (1 Abigail Lampher, Each lugged an old bachelor > ceased (including the reversion of the wid- MESSENGER’S NOTICE. fitting time for the annual graduation and ver, Freedom, heater for watering I orders, Indigestion, Neuralgia, < ow’s dower therein), to satisfy said debts and Home on her shoulder. Rheumatism, Heart Trouble, Las- of administration STATE OF MAINE. commencement of schools, for the sea- troughs; John A. Lid back, Portland, (| charges situde and sleeplessness from .) Hannah L. McKinley. Hancock, ss:— April 18, a. d. 1895. son and the occasion are alike demon- curtain-holding device, William Lawton, 10, 1895. HIS is to notice that on the six- which men and women in this April give GRADUATION. ^ teenth of a. d. 1895, a warrant, strative of and more de- Southwest scale. J STATE OF MAINE. 1. day April greater perfect Harbor, computing climate suffer. in was issued out ol the court of rr:—Court of insi'lvency (Composition by Ml** Elvle (». Hillings, to come. The of from Port- will answer all in- ’ Hancock, Probate, April of for said county of Hancock, velopment total shipment apples Dr. Swan a. d. 1895. insolvency, Bluehlll Academy.J term, the estate of Thomas F. Moran, And so with all our things, let us land the flve months was case free of I the ordered:—That against good during past quiries regarding your Upon foregoing petition, of Edc-n, in said county of Hancock*, BOTTLE (’ said give public notice toall per- As spring advances, bringing with it adhere to this good old custom. barrels, landed at charge. With EVERY petitioner adjudged to be an insolvent debtor, on exactly 155,707 Liverpool, sons interested, causing a of the isa BANK our GUAR- by copy pe- petition of said debtor, which petition was the and duties to itself, of which the State of CHECK, (> tition and this order to be pleasure.* peculiar worth $467,121 thereon, published on the sixteenth of this tiled day April, all over ANTEE that REMEDY .1 three weeks successively in the Ellsworth thousands of young hearts YAXKKKS (Ol LI>XT SHOOT. Maine It is a. d. 189% to which date interest on claims many product brought $235,929. fig- a or A W1I.L DO ALL WE CLAIM.) American, newspaper jointed jmblished is to be computed; that the payment of this broad land of ours, and in sister ured that barrels of Maine in Ellsworth, in said county, that may 78,610 apples i FOR IT. Full S1.00. Sold A they any debts, and the delivery and transfer of I Pint, at a court of for said county, nations as well, are beating fast in Hut the “Kebs” Found Out they were to from appear probate any property belonging to said debtor, to shipped England Portland, Sent on of \ held at on the second Wed | ’.everywhere. receipt tone Hucksport, him or for his use, and the delivery and «»f a certain event of the near Learnc«I Fast. from remain stored of next, at ten of the clock expectation Mighty 553,000 Boston, 10,000 nesday May transfer of any property by him are for- in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they and thousands «»f young minds 1 recall well just as the war was in 40,000 have been utilized for bidden by law; that a meeting of the credi- future, mighty cellars, A Scales Medical Co., Westbrook, Me have, the of *uiid should .) why player petitioner tors of said debtor, to prove their debts and are mil an out, said Col. Evan Howell, a and not be joyously leipat ing important breaking home consumption domestic exports, granted. choose one or more of his estate, O. P. assignees Hen Hill made It raised in CUNNINGHAM, Judge. will be held at a court of to be occasion graduition day. speech up my way. making about 178,000 barrels the Attest:—Chas. P. insolvency Dorr, Register. holden at the probate court room in Bucks- In school.* uf every existing rank, was a war meeting, ami Hill and old ex- State. The for Port- A true Attest:—Chas. P. Dorr, Register. nearly foreign shipments copy, port, in said county of Hancock, on Wednes- the bight**! via** i* preparing in some Scnator Brown made speeches of living land and Boston realized about $414,000. $ rrf&f rifa, rjfc, day, the eighth day of May, a. d. 1895, at To the Honorable Judge of probate for the eleven o'clock in the forenoon. way to cHcbr.itt its final departure from tire. You should have heard Hen Hill Portland rejoices in the prospect of county of Hancock. Given under my hand the date first above the whin- the lower classes admir- Have ever a visit to a UNDERSIGNED, executors of the written. ’William Ffvnki.lv, school, talk. you paid the business build- r|MIE having largest single 1 la"t will and testament of Horace Davis, Sheriff, as Messenger of the court of insol- view tin* 'dings and plan for wire mill in the and seen them ingly night 1 iug ever erected in Maine. Mayor Bax- late of Ellsworth, in said county, deceased, vency for said county of Hancock. the time w i. ; h- y. too, w ill graduate. draw steel wire? Did you ever see it come I respectfully represents that the goods and ter is to this on | build, yeir, Congress, chattels, rights and credits of said deceased, In high •!*., normal schools, and in out white hot and tire? No? NOTICE OF FORECLOSEItE. spitting Oak and Free a 151x52 |Are are not sufficient t<> pay his just debts, lega- streets, building | u.:d scientific schools, it is if had have a tees and charges <>t administration by the Tl^HEREAS, Emma R. Smith and Herve.v professional Well, you you'd gained feet and five stories some of the high, I sum of live thousand dollars; wherefore your .▼f Z. Smith, of Hatuock, Ham ock coun- in- t 1 the same. \\:tn only the difference notion of a of Hen Hill. deed •! d good speech ! gables to reach nearly a hundred feet petitioners pray your honor to grant them a ty, Maine, by their mortgage May |YoU of cident the and that how he exhorted us license to sell, at public or private sale, and 29, 1893, and recorded in the Regm Deeds upon varying training remember day above the sidewalk. The walls will be ! all the inti rest deceased had in town- for Hancock county, Maine, in book 276, page the courses of the |Dizzy? convey culture bestowed to enlist. by of granite, Philadelphia | six, range eighteen, in Somerset county 25. conveyed to me. the undersigned, a cer- polished pressed ship in various schools. •The Yankees,' he said, ‘are good and State of Maine, being one undivided six- tain lot or parcel of land situated said people, brick, freestone and iron. The Dock head ache at ground jjj your times. |^ teenth part of said tow nship, the whole con- Hancock, and bounded and described as fol- is the custom ho universally ob- but are deficient in manly accom- lot Why they floor will be fitted up for seven stores, upiH'llte poor and stomach out of taining about twenty-three thousand and lows, as wit: Being th» homestead and served and as an established can't shoot, forty acres, being a jiart of the real estate of buildings thereon, of Jacob e urns, and recognized plishments. They they the Odd Fellows will the fourth order ? occupy the deceased including the reversion of the bounded on the south by the Black lot, so- institution in schools so vastly different can’t ride a been in trade 's on horse; they’ve and fifth floors, having 17,500 square feet J w idow dower therein), to satisfy said debts, called, on the east by the Heath lot. the Whence did it lives behind counters and cash T.. F.” is tin? medicine legatees anti charges of administration, north by the Means McFarland lot. now or in every way? originate, all their of and the remainder of the *p> just floor space, JJ to the of the will of said owned and occupied by Alfred for what agreeably provisions formerly what are it* and pur- boxes, and it has them and left t\ It is a combina- on west land objects, sapped building will be used as offices, society you require. gf testator, on file in the probate office in said I Tracy, and the by formerly doe* it exist? How does it differ them without that stark manhood and Ellsvnrth. Charlotte E. Davis. owned by James Brown, excepting the part pose and for other e plainest rules. A well-know n “graph- three weeks successively tion of said mortgage, I claim a foreclosure a or Accumulated this war. He can’t and how ^TRAOE MARK American, printed published thereof, and give this notice of my intention and that, having capable of shoot, ologist” learned the trick from a book newspaperin said that j xteisTEXEo. in Ellsworth, county, they may to foreclose said mortgage as required by is now to it to make soldiers of men who jngapo at a court of for said know ledge, he ready put j can you which is accessible in any library. Any- appear probate countv, statute. to be held at Hucksport, on the second Wed- Dated this 23d of a. d. 1895. some use. To the superficial wouldn’t know a gun from a pudding- can do it if he cares to learn. Hand- a day April, practical body Made well nesday of May next, at ten of the clock Georoe A. Phillips. student it may mean a coveted release : stick?’ writing is exactly like walking—it i9 a re- I Man.of in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioners from irksome tasks, a en- Then Hill called on us to enlist; which sult of a movement of the controlled triumphant body should not be granted. NOTICE OF FORECLOSE It E. wasn’t a week trance into the dazzling world of fashion, we did very liberally. It by the bra in, and shows the character even O. P. CUNNINGHAM, Judge. Clara A., widow of Simeon Attest:—Chas. P. Dorr, Register. and C. Will W. or leisure. To all alike, it means a before we were in a fight; we met those more WHEREAS,York, Sophia Dodge, folly conclusively. A true copy, Attest:—Chas. P. Dorr, Register. I York and Abbie E. York, heirs of the late had about. change. Yankees Ben Hill been talking A crabbed, stingy man will write a Simeon York, did on the 1st day of February, IMDAPOW^Til* GRKAT a certain lot of land situated Graduation is a symbol merely, and There was an hour in that fight which crabbed, stingy hand. An egotistical man To the Honorable, the Judge of the Probate j 1893, mortgage HINDOO REMEDY Court, in ami for the countv of Hancock. for the fire I ever ought never to be mistaken thing furnished the hottest muskety will curl bis letters. A cautious man will PRODUCES TUK AROVr 1 > ESPECTFULLY REPRESENTS Annie (being the homestead of the late Simeon I.TA In i« 1> \ VS. that York) a of which be found signified. It is a symbol of completion— was introduced to. We were in a bunch use dashes instinctively, that nothing RKKI IV M. Grant, of Ellsworth, Maine, description may Nervous hist-usee. K&ilinir William W. Grant who last dwelt in Ells- in the Hancock Registry of Deeds, to Merrill was bark be added. A man will I’areM*. Siocv le^nei**. Niglitiv hnu»- the course of study and train- of trees, and the lead peeling the may passionate died on the 10th of a. d. D. hatto, the same being by him consigned prescribed his hand •ion. ■'.inoif.iui.d*! worth, day March, 1895, hard upon his pen because to me on the 26th of lsob, ami the has been is a sym- off in scales and blotches, and with a press to .brut t-.' ! •»>. '-> r. if mtml intestate, seized and possessed of personal day March, ing accomplished—it big man \., ,-tri ird in' *-sl is heavy. A vulgar will flourish I t Mint o. •* Ki ,.,- i-uy estate in said county, exceeding twenty dol- conditions of said mortgage hiving been It so thick that all a I... ■ -• l. 1-i»v.v«»0 will, u bol of past faithfulness; slowly, day by- patter like hail. got meaninglessly, and a conceited man, fond pocket. I broken, I hereby claim a toreclo-.-rc of the written C.. a whose same. W. \V. Yokk. day has the knowledge been absorbed; man of sense tried to do was to stand of admiration, will linger long enough ^“J'jlT1,,/*01If according to law. leaving widow, v I -••n-. It M. and as Ellsworth, 1895. over his own to a flourish yuuriir.^v l. prepaid. name is Annie Grant, petitioner, April 22, care has the record his tree. Those Yanks—and I signature put or our only by pa in staking behind IJrU-utul .dtdhul !'«».. I'rop*., IMctico. 111., »«•»“• next of kin, the whose names, of some sort under it. Actors and only persons I the student to a on v > l> Main Street, residence ami relationship are as follows, been made w hich entitles understand it was Maine outfit firing actresses do this. Who can- SOI.Id Wi-cin, Apothecary, n^HE subscriber hereby gives public notice invariably and other Drug- viz.: Annie M. Grant, widow; Martha H. it ELLSWORTH. ME., Leading 1 to all concerned, that he has been duly an honorable graduation; and, finally, us wouldn’t let you stick your nose from not tell an even, calm temperament by an 12 gists Grant, daughter, years old; George and has taken him-elf the calm There is no appointed upon "f an end of a defi- » v> an v-'«» even, handwriting? Grunt, son, four years old; that your peti- is the symbol attained, IK'Himi )UUI jimiuru trust of an administrator of the estate of trick in but common sense. tioner is widow of said deceased; wherefore 1i f* r imme- it, \V Handy, late ot » o-uid-noro, in the nite preparation something the safe side of r good-sized oak, and that sin- may be ap- Joseph your petitioner prays count* of Hancock, dec*.*-se is a *1 of the school fr.cu which t lie fellow named also behind best t-e >r on earth STATE OF MAINE. ! •- n r: ’t graduate Dismueks, Wiggin’s ,snce and ** have any demand-th* the niiike from 85IOS30 iwnlir ■■ tv a!.end is also in- out Agent* s.-: Court of Probate, same tor settlement. —*v. made. An 1 tree. Dismueks couldn’t look any residence means a “ale touli il:<* Hancock, Apiil one in a I llsworth. It*. 1st* ine in-truruents, no toys, work term, a. d. 189 April \' has for more than 1 and there he stood t.eighh r-. y -bool, however, could; lor < ■ definite; anvwhere, r.j di-tance. Complete, icady I'poll the tor<.iug pc* it: n lered, Tlmt : tie, th men * I t ra and dis- as a hornet. he looked over u-e when -lul ed Can lie put up bj cey said it i-tiui give not iee to all its obje uing mad Finally Headache Powders. pet public p»*r- Notice of ol III- \ p incut. b\ of Assign-e point H >*»n' interesud eausinc ropy the peti- of *; uden! -. \ h t t heir fa mlties at 11 .n»ed \ money m *.- its me. < At E! Iswort h, in therein uni cipline ^ Co.. tion, and this tdt thereon, to be \v rr;sr.n &r published of the ntn da "t \ ‘Howell,’ he yelled, w hile the bullets kept three week' sue. .-si vel v the Ellsworth state Maine, pril, Surk Cure for Headache. American, a in vv-pa pn printed «r puhl ished a. d. 1893. knock .he bark into ‘How- )■■■••-• ;*• of -limtisnncnts. ng splinters. in Ellsworth, in id ■> untv. that they may rpill under- igned .- e-- a tc for to I hi- --itua ell, do you recollect what Hen Hill said appear at court of pm' said county, appointment ** i- J. Eilcs. i-\*> n aid be held at Huekspori, on tliesecoml Wednes- tati of la about these Yankees not knowing how to Powders have been sold for mmm, count* of ir. who My day of May m vt, at ten o'clock in the Hancock, POINTS. been declared an 1 n: his shoot?’ AND ALL WESTERN foreiUM.ii. to show cause, n any lliey have, has p--u ■ the five and have -i b* I i. v tor said past years, .cot I.xourr-ienH fr.-in Chicago Every Pay, why the prayer of s.iid petitioner should not j petition, the court I answered that I did. I was thinking of Fianceek. and Northwestern Line. be granted. count;, a Via Union Pacific, I * '•: I. !•:**. \~- rue. sum* retorted not failed in instance. Chicago, o. P. « C N \) N(i I! A M. Lvnwood of the very speech. ‘Well,’ single SHORTEST ROUTE LOWEST RATES Judge. Attest: Cua>. P. D hk. Register. Dismuck- as a rifle bullet ilin.trutcd folder and dotuiud ii.P .rn.ntinn disgustedly, in fifteen minutes. I >• A \Cesi Cm v. p. |).,i:k, Elis A ment. Relief e a u v —l V. N II- \.t., J. SMITH, true Copy, Register. Nolire of Assignee of ppomt a shower of dust and bark I «»•*. IS. itlo Rv.. sent down True. A.- \t. Ellsworth, in the coi, i,: t !i.. ..and warrant them or refund the ..nr \\ a--...l.gti >1., BwtvU, .MAAS. from his tree. ‘I wish we had Hill here. At a Court of Profiate lndden at Ellsworth, State of Maine, the foil::• »illh da* ot march, within and for the countv of Hancock, on a. d. 189r>. he If those Yankees couldn’t shoot when Twelve in I t<> businfSK ,i.l V.Y of .1. <1. 1896. money. powders / I„ ., I ■, V Niliiiiuil thr \|.ril. undersigned h» giv< of l ll«l I II. II *> or ruled, with of one of rpHE. made that speech several months ago, all profession, \IT \V HEAGDON. Franklin, I his appointment a- --;gn. box for cts. ^ the named ext cuuu in a iertain in- ! tate of L. King-'« f(..u. a-'.. in I've to is learned 25 Stephen got say they’ve mighty Contract and strument purporting to 'a-the last will and said county of Human n-olvi t.t d* btor. fast.’ If you try them once you will 4 iiirliti* ;hroughout. Requires the least testament of l.ioiiurd Jeilison. late of Frank- who has been declared ins- :* ut upon ______I o Wl Ul possible writing to enter data lin, in said u 111 y deceased, having pre- liis petition, by the c ». Girls. use them. Ti,..,. | county Utiles for Sunshiny always 1 Un name and save time and Ordered, That the said \V. W. Hragdon ('has. r \V< or». Assignee. used and recorded. All kinds of to ail interested, caus- When she was quite a little girl she For Nervous or Sick Head- moiie *>,. ten of the clock in the h.* giv- m '■ } seen, writes Kuth Ashmore in a very de- of May next, at rpilE undersigned NO CURE, NO PAY. forenoon, and show cat; »■. it any they have, 1 his appointment igm- e-- lightful description of “A Sunshiny why the said inst num-nt should not be proved, tau of Elmer K. Dorr, ■ t ». i uo- in-o' btor. *vr- has Girl,” in the May Ladies' Home Journal. approved and allowed the last will and ty of Hancock, Patents, testament of said deceased. been declared an insol.* i.t upon tiii-.nof 1 She had found these rules in an old K. I). Caveat and Trade Marks obtained and n Pa- t*. P. Cl NNINGHAM, Judge. said Elmer E. Dorr. * •• Druggist. *■ * "cork book. John had laid them out Wiggiu, tent u-me--conducted for Moderate Fees. Attest: 'as. P. Dokk, Register. venty for said count Wesley C S. Patent W'e (; mi. I tit*. * : ec. ABSOLUTELY PURE No. 1 Main St., Ellsworth (>ur office Is opposite Office. A true copy. Attest: -(’has. P. Dokk, Register. for his life, and though she felt she have no-ul» JtgeiHdes, all business direct, hence ■- business in less time and at ■ THE OLD RELIABLE never them she tried to ran irati-aet patent subscriber lierebv notice subscriber hert e- nit! *ire might keep all, from Wash- rpilE gives public rpiiK Relief in Six Hours. I.K" ( osT than those reinoie that he has been 1 u» all concerm .i ••* ha n y live to them as far as And 1 to a'.l concerned, duly up possible. ington and ha taken himself the ami has tak* upon hiiu-'.lf the Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases re with appointed upon appointed, she made that resolve half the bat- Send fra wing, or photo, oesertp of trust o‘ an admin: tb< t when in -ix bourn the “Nkw Ukkat Soi tii trust of an administrator of the estate Mel- lieved by tlon Wc a'lti-e, it or not, tree of f Kil- in SWEET GAPORAL I'l'ItK." Tills patentable tiali J. Stinson, Fit. -»f Swan’s Island Planta- S rah M. Kid ridge. y tle was Written out in rather a [ AMEKh AN KIDNEY new 1 fought. leiuedy mu fee not due till patent »- -eeure the cvuutv of !* .. ,m'. i mg on of charge tion in the county Hancock, deceased, by i- a gre; I amount its exceeding to rater these rules: all surprise A book. Mow obtain Patent-." with in < 1 1 shaky hand were “Do in in the giving bond as tlie law directs; lie therefore bonds the relieving pain bladder, clnnt- in or 1 promptness dices to actual your -tale, county, all who are indebted to said quests u 11 pc -on- n I u t CIGARETTE t he can ; all the means you kidnev -, back and every part of the urinary requests persons good you by town, sent tree, \ddre-s tc to in.undine said deceased’s cst it* .< make m-ndiati in male or female. It doreased's e't make pay- pas-ages relieves reten- •: Test ol Time in all the can; in all the w I* .ve uds there- and those ** I ** an -*nds Uu (toad th» tan; ways you tion of water and in it alino-t ment. :i iil those '.10 any den paymei.t. pain passing nt *r nt. places can; at all the times can; on to exhil.it the same n .settlement. thereon to exhibit tin MORE SOLO THAN ALL OTHER you you immediately If you want quick relief xml A as as ever 1 I.MKK P. ,S.*< I-FORD. BRANDS COMBINED to all the people you can; long cure, tills is your remedy. Sold by S. I>. Wig 0. A. S^w CO., i» Ellsworth, 1*: >. Kllsworth, April 10. you can.” gin, Druggist, Kll.-worth, Me. Oppu.-ile Patent Office. Washington. April EIKEMAN AIMTU K KILLED. sltibcrtisrmnUs. NT V NEWS. CIIEESEM AKlXtl IN SlMHNti. KAST XIAIMK COXKKIiKXCK. cor : for addil < .V« * * see of^ier page*. for (In* Annual Sessloi Fatal Accident on the Dueksport I'o Make a Solid, x|e.it\ IVoduct !>**- Programme IT IS-- twin'll Seasons. About to bo llobl at lluoksport. Itrundi Monday Night is The locomotive of the night train down >'ortli I .anion The mammoth Canadian cheese made Following the complete programmt rst is visiting the annual session of tin on the branch Monday night, Cora lli > Bangor, for exhibition at the Chicago fair is still for forty-eighth Bucksport THE TALK OF THE Methodist conference to It a switch at South Brewer, and TOWN, friends here at present. attracting attention in England, where East Maine jumped from Bar held at 8 12. was ditched. The engine broke from the Maud Hagan has been home it was sent as an advertisement of Cana Bueksport. May TIIE EXHIBITION OF hut "ill train, but the cars did not leave the main Harbor the past two weeks, dian dairy products. The maker of the TIKSDAY, MAT 7. Committees will meet classes in the church a track John Arthur, fireman, jumped return again soon. cheese, Mr. .1 A. Roddick of Wood in front of the car* fol- writes in The Farmer's hum a. in and 2 p m. from the engine FINE DRESS jf \!! i! 1! !t returned last Saturday stock, Canada, GOODS 1 »; :to p in Revival service of one hour at th< lowing. and was fatally injured. This is ’ dental college for Advocate of the difficulty of producing a from the Philadelphia church. .Vli cordially invited. th* first accident for on the fancy article in the spring, owing to the many years the summer vacation. 7-SO < hapiain McCain* will deliver his famous SILKS,---— character of the milk. A deal of Bucksport branch. k returned to New great lecture. The Bright >id«* ot Life in 1 i:• i• y Mm' Frank Gilpatrn train was hit* Capt. ! trouble however, he over- The Monday evening, command f might, Prison." i no i> Imll York last week U* resum. at 7.1o. t h* In in!* time OUTSIDE Vo ti ll care ill 1 t it. s * leaving Bangor small J. Weed. WF 1 M I V 1 Mil GARMENTS the steam lug 1* Mig < Vmim t 1’i.n m"wa* a 1 r dill, aliens which should be a -it*. moot in;:. Rev F II « by l- ■■ but was \ i. n Holt Bo-ton, 1 '■ in charge of the t m :i. Th*> eng necr Mr-. d into tile pr of ell. SH- good, lender AND WRAPS;-__ her husbanu. I no V ■ .1 '1 and !m J- hu Art ir, returi „\ iii ordi r t • pr dace (a rlain de R, X-.TV l -t. leader Frank Hardy, to remain at home througt. I 0.00 For of rt nee an I ?tu who expects s" d-b o 11 ll 1 tl"S in til" chi'C-e. both of Bucksport. Vl-ii tin E\l<'ii*i\e Assort mini of-_ rament of tho 1 •■id-' r. the summer. T. c aki r. says Mr. Rnddick. | .pp« The train Iih*1 *Ih< k« ii« d it* speed, \. M ■•Helen 11 2 00 p No; t r' "f t Mis-h-nary South r 11 mat< of ; he that if he wiraid suit drawing into Brewer station, spring M.ci. tx w ith addr.--- 111" Fanrd«‘ .1 -,..,rk- ■ r. last | w for so?n« .in** i;■ t eviet'v known, Monday : ... f the m irki t. he must lien, CARPETS. MATTINGS, ■ a returned missionary t haplain Met-al«. I» 1* the rails of a siding, bum.pt d over the for several "e.k-, went to Boston to-day being AT ni »;-D.\ mai l*. over on on whi. h fr- m tl xi'ting at other sea- ns of 1, tics a short distance and then fell to the “lie.»II U. Mow ley,” join no Rev .1. 11. the it is obvious that some modi 5 a. a Revival tv Rev. d.M Frost, essary in ordir to meet them. It i- here was tak* n out uninjured. but Fireman house last Thursday night leader Hodgkins' to was M. that many of our makers fail, owing Arthur jumped to the left ami found from the lecture, over- y.ooa-m. tonter«*net* business, GALLERT’S. while returning a lack of a proper understanding of the under the forward trucks of the combi- and oi D. 1 tHi p. m. Conference sermon, Rev. t.. B turning the horse buggy that certain particular effects changes Chadwick, alternate, c. A. Plummer. nation mail ami baggage car next follow- McFarland. Fortunately the occupants, in the of will have Rev. La locomotive. This car. I ike all the Goods arc never were process making I 4.001 Ri lvaljservlee, Norman ing the cheap; they any Melvin McFarland and his sister Delia, cheaper. on the resulting produce. The careful Marsh, leader others, held the main track, and Arthur, Scwnty- five cents as in our line as uninjured. a Fx buys many goods ,,ne dollar escaped maker is always on his guard against 7.15 p in. Anniversary of the Church in jumping from the engine, struck on did Austin, w ho has been quite of address bv Rev. A. .1 Mrs. Ahbie surprise by the rapid development i tension -ooiety with, the main track directly in front of the last year Rut the fact still remains you cannot has Kvnett, !'• D buy puddine Mrs. Austin or so com- ill, is now improving. lactic acid in the milk curd MAY 10. detached train. FRIDAY, at the of bread, or new and to her home several years He is also price good, reliable, been confined mon at this seasou. very 5 00 a. m. Sunrise meeting, Rev. M. F The train came to a standstill with fashionable account of her health, and her many of the milk as it is Brhlgham, leader. at the of trash. Retween our on watchful received, a jar, and no damage whatever goods price prices and those of * J. (scarcely friends were pained to hear of her recent and the being rating low, OS a. m-i Revival service, Rev. M. Frost, temperature leader was done to any of the cars. The injured other stores there is a our to see her difference; although arc as they were hoping taints or odors are not al- goods bet- illness, objectionable 2.00 m of the Woman’s fireman was brought into the combina- came. p. Anniversary when favorable weather There are two Home with an address ter and to the times, we sell them as as out again ways easily detected. Missionary society by- tion car, w here he was attended Dr. up cheap you for of New York. by pay horse of of taints and those Mrs. Keunard Chandler “Old Mack,” the old family kinds odors—first, Erskine, of Frankfort, who was a trash in other If want and 4.00 Revival service. Rev. Norman I .a passen- places. you good reliable goods no more. Mack was that are due to the food eaten Abbie Austin, is directly Marsh, leader. on the train, and Dr. Wheeler, of ger by which arc not out of can has the those due to was date, you get them of us. raised on the place w here he always by cow, and, second, 7.15 Anniversary of the Freedman’s Aid and South Brewer. Ij»ter he taken to b-en Southern Educational with address his home in where he died and was years contamination after the milk has society hy Bucksport, We offer the leaders in our lived, nearly twenty-nine J. Ilartzell. following several different it Rev. C. before morning. depart- at the time of his death. He has ever drawn. They may be distinguished, old .SATURDAY, MAY 11. Arthur was about forty years of age ments, in our and is in the way. The first, commencing been, like old dog “Tray,” “gentle said, following 5.00 a. m. Sunrise meeting, Rev. D. 11. Dow, and married. He had no children, lie are most noticeable kind,” and always to be depended upon; or "feed flavors, leader had been in the employ of the Maine the milk is drawn $.00. Revival Rev. J. M. Central for about fifteen years, and has he was the pet of all the immediately after service, Frost, consequently leader. always been regarded as a and has been suc- from the cow, and never worse, capable household, and he get any a although y.OO^C’on fere nee business. faithful man. He was member of the CARPET DEPARTMENT. a and while the other kind are not present at Odd Fellows in ceeded several years by younger 2.00 p. m. Memorial service. lodge Bucksport. the as to ne nas neen mre- all at first, but only appear after • Various conjectures were made more ague animal, yet no Revival uprvlce. Rev. Norman 1.h Marsti. All-Wool to and de- the cause of the locomotive lea vine the Fifty pieces Carpetings, of all the stan- for aud sheltered "because of germs have had time grow ! leader. consisting fully cared track, but no one seems to have in the milk. 7 15. Anniversary of the Educational society ) any dard makes, at cents he has done.'1 A tine photograph velop definite on the The 30 per yard. the good with address by Rev. C. H. Payne, 1>. I». knowledge subject. of It is necessary to draw the whey with most seems to he that of him is among the prized possessions SUNDAY, MAY 12. plausible theory Royal Tapestries, at.50 cents. less acid on the curd than for summer the locomotive wheels caught the rails of the family. 5.00a. m. .Sunrise mcetlDg, Rev. C'. A. Plum Brussels, a siding in such a manner as to "ride'' at.$1.00 cheese, not because it requires less acid, mer, leader. April I them, or run upon them for a short dis- 29._ ou account of the faster rate at 9.00. Conference love Rev. J. W. Japanese Matting,.to cents. but feast. I>ay. tance. while the cars on the main I kept (>il Cloths, " Salisbury Cove which it develops it is necessary to keep 10 30. Sermon by Bishop Bowman and line. 25 Man- illnatlon to the order of deacons. Mrs. Manning and Mias Nannie it in check to a certain extent in order | The engine is not much damaged, and Lace Curtains, cents 2 30 m. Sermon and ordination to the order 50 per pair. are rela- j». fell in such a way as to be eutirely clear ning, of Bar Harbor, visiting to secure a result uniform with the of elders. Holland Shades, of the main track, which, for some dis- 23 tives at Point. summer The of Sandy practice. ripening 7.15. Epworth I^eapue anniversary In Emery tance. runs very close to the siding. It ball with address Rev. II. E. Eos*. Mrs. Alexander Barron, of West Ells- cheese depends very largely upon three by was said that the siding sw itch was not MONDAY. MAY 13. locked, but railroad men that some- worth. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. things—namely, moisture, temperature say 7.30a. m. Revival service, Rev. .1. M Kro-t, times a loeomot ive strikes the point of a CLOAK DEPARTMENT. and salt. Moisture is an essential con- 1 Alice Hamor. loader switch rail in such a manner as to t brow dition for the of those ferments * Miss Hattie Hadley returned from Sea growth 3o. Conference 1-uslnes-. reading **f ap the switch even if it is locked. which constitute the curing A polntim-nts and adjournment Ladies'Coat-', a Leader, at Wail Saturday, where she has been for process. great i-i j\ high is also a more favor- the visitors ex- Ladies' and Misses' a at several weeks past, at the home of her temperature Among distinguished 3bbrrti5nnnits. Capes, Leader, .f-’.uO able condition than a low one, while are Rev. C. C. McCabe, I>. I>., cor- uncle, John Dolliver. pected We have higher grades, but these two are leaders ,md extra salt, owing to its antiseptic qualities, responding secretary missionary society; A MINNESOTA MIRACLE. Bar can- values...... Rev. T. F. White, of Harbor, of the in good has the fleet retarding curing Rev. M. S. Hurd, corresponding secretary Rockford, Minn., .Jan. JJ, 1MO. ducted services at the church Sunday proportion to the amount used. Tin- church extension society; Rev. ,J. l\ Rodos.k Medicine Co., he will afternoon. Until further notice in the vat ripening process commences Hartzell. D. Ib. corresponding secretary, Belfast, Maine. continue these serv.«-e* every Sunday at or sink, and in fact it proceeds very rap Freedman's aid society; Rev. S. F. Dear Sirs. 1 have been alliieted with DRESS GOODS. m. 2:30 p. at this on account of the « x of Drew idly stage I'pharn. I>. I>.. theological semi- Serofula and a sore on the side of my Mrs. Charles Whidden, of Calais, has tra moisture in the curd, the high ton Rev. J. S. D. nary; Breckenridge, D., nose and extending sonit w liRt on the Two Great bargains, which no one can follow : visited her aunt. Mrs. Jane perature and absence of salt. Since Methodist recently superintendent hospital, cheek, for about ten whin ■ years, your A.i-Hool Novelties, at cents .a I Rinaldo, who has been seriously ill, but we want a curing cheese in tin- 30-inch quick Brooklyn. N. Y.; Rev. and Mrs. A. J agent here, Mr. Levi Bowen, induced me are to now con- \\ t- can secure the same tS India Twill, all colors, at the same is, we glad report, spring always Steele of the New confer* nee; to Rudolf's New Medical ; * Hampshire try Discovery. valescent. leaving more moisture in it. All W : Challies at ----- ,;g-. by slightly' Rev. J. M. Buckley, D. D., editor Chris- I have taken eight bottles, and so far as been using less salt an l keeping up the tem- Miss Alta Emery, who has spend- tian Advocate: Rev. Charles Park hurst, I can judge from the present condition of A niagnil nt line of high-grade French Noveltii at cut in the mom. The curd winter in Rockland at the home perature curing D. D., editor Zion's A. S. ing the Herald; Weed, my face, the work of healing has been lo an cents to 1 \ ,.rd, should be allowed to "mature” fully as prices, 39 $1.00 j of her brother, Hoyt Emery, returned publisher Zion's Herald ;C. R. Magee, rep- perfectly ami permanently done. much, if not more, than at other sea- Wednesday, bringing with her two little resenting the Methodist book concern; I gratefully make the above statement summer with sons of the year. nieces who will spend the Miss Fannie Sparks, representing the to the company, and also hoping that In this way a close, solid, yet SILK DEPARTMENT. relatives in this place. woman's foreign missionary society, and through its influence others afflicted as 1 cheese can be made—a cheese "meaty" Kennard New for April 29. Mrs. Chandler, York, hive been, may find in your Discovery a which will break down quickly. Of lot Wash Silks at the woman’s home missionary society. ! cure. Very truly yours. One of 2; its South Bluehill. course it will not take so long for the Rev. A. H. Abbott. One lot of Jap. Silks in stripes and small plaids, par- George Day has gone to Bar Harbor to spring curd to mature, owing to the Hoxvdoln College Notes. for Shirt at cents. work. more rapid development of the process Rockford, Minn., Jan. 29, *95. ticularly good Waists, y, and the absence of that class of fermen- George K. Parsons is spending a few Satin Duchess, in all at 1.00 of East Bluehill, Rodolf Medicine Co.: colors, £ Mrs. Eleanor Cand&ge, with relatives in Ellsworth. tation known to cheesemakers as "gas" days Gentlemen:- 1 have known Mr. Abbott is no one who a is visiting her parents here. There shows larger line of silks than ut '0. in the milk at this time of the year. Morton M. Small, of Portland, spent for the space of seventy years. He is a Any one desiring a pleasant place to To sum up. 1 would say use enough Sunday at the college as the guest of A. Methodist minister, residing in Rockford spend their summer vacation will do rennet to produce coagulation fit for E. Small. village, and is a of Nehemiah South Bluehill. We have nephew well to look at lo This will WASH DRESS GOODS. cutting in to 20 minutes. A. E. Small, of Bowdoin, and Dr. H. W. Abbott, the noted lawyer of Belfast, Me., wharf here, and two boats a a steamboat to retain little extra moisture. help a Small, of Atlantic, spent Monday of last and I know his statement to be true. day in summer. the curd warm—over 00 F. All the Novelties in the same, of ox er different Keep degrees week in Portland. He speaks of scrofula on his nose, consisting fifty The Easter concert which was held on —until time arrives for Use milling. which fabrics...... Beginning May 7, Judge L. A. Emery, of people generally considered a on account of the storm on to 2 of salt April 21, about 1?4 pounds per 1,000 cancer. It had eaten out the base of his Ellsworth, begins his course of lectures ctfeets seem to be in the lead. We offer several lines Easter was a success in every of the arnouut ac- Crepon Sunday, pounds milk, varying nose and extended on his cheek, and up medical of them at 121-2 cents ...... The was decorated to the amount of moisture in upon jurisprudence. per yard. way. chapel prettily cording toward the and it was O. eye, eating very with flowers and The were the curd. Allow the curd to cool down Dr. C. Hunt, professor of mnteria line of Sateens, Scotch I.awn. plants. pieces fast in April when be began taking your Flegant Ginghams, Percales, not one viedica in Bowdoin medical is rendered the children, after and before to college, all at the ...... nicely by salting putting press Discovery. In a short time I noticed the Prints, lowest prices. to be Notwithstand- to 80 or 85 F. away on a few weeks’ vacation. having prompted. degrees Keep tempera- sore began to narrow and heal, and he the bad traveling, there was a good ture in curing room about 70 degrees Work on the Brunswick sewers is ing pro- said the pain and itching near the eye had audience, and the occasion was much Be careful and not carry these modifi- gressing rapidly, and will be probably nearly ceased, and by November, the HUiSIEKi ajnd cations too far into summer, but gradu- ! the coining summer. uhherwear.- enjoyed. completed space of about six months, the sore was make the cheese firmer, increase j April 29._ ally Base ball Saturday between the Boston entirely healed. the 6alt and lower the temperature in Particular attention is called to tne of our Sedgwick. university nine and the home team, re- He took nine bottles instead of eight. wearing qualities the curing room almost from the start and Children’s Hose. We make of these, Mrs. Lovinia F. Wilson is still very low. sulted in a score of 6 to 1 in favor of the Yours truly, Boys’ a specialty Bow doins. fast to Frank A. of the schooner Levi Bowen. they being colors and durable. Prices front Capt. Torrey, I>airy and Creamery. very to cents. “Ada Herbert,” left port Saturday, April 25 ...... In starting a creamery the first step ■atJUrrtisrmmts. 27, for Bangor. If want a Ladies' in either black or is to see that yen do not pay the honey you satisfactory Hose, leave ask (’apt. Yetts H. Cain and family tongued agent two prices for machinery colors, for our X Hose at 25 cents. soon for Burnt Island, near Isle au Haut. To cob r batter feed carnmeal, car He will live there some three or years rots andcb v. riiav at this season of the more. year. Jn summer f*«d June pasture and SHIRT WAISTS R. K. Hagerthy, M. 1'., i- having his plenty of it schooner, the Leslie,” “Irving repaired. writes a A dairyman that he has I n \\ 1 ■: was Worcester ash (mods from cents to 2 Her mainmast, which struck 25 by Guernsey butter cow that nets him 64 lightning some time ago, had to be Silk Waists...... 00 to £:.' cents a day profit. £3 spliced. P. B. Billing- did the job. Ladies’ Dresses from cents to Keep the cows comfortable and give Night 50 £2.50 Capt. F. A. Byard and Will II. Wilson Ladies’ them a gO"d clean bed to lie on. Cb .m, White Skirt-, £.:-c0 refitted the rigging. When repaired she 75 mind Chemises, " £i: will proceed to the Grand Banks under you! 50 " .co command of Capt. Eugene Churchill, of Make butter iu winter and sell sweet Corset Covers, 12 1-2 £ t cream in summer. You can soon work Orland. Drawers, 2; £<--3 April 29. np a market f ir it. In fact, there is a good mark't the year round, and it is Waltham. increasing. Alfred K. Haslam, who wtnt to Water LACES AND It lias been shown that good EMBROIDERIES"- ville last Saturday, has returned, bring- certainly veal may be made from skimmilk. ing with him three full-blooded Jersey In and but not from that alone. Pure flaxs. > large quantities every style, to suit every taste. cows and two graded- a cross between is added, at the ra'i In the Jersey and the Guernsey breeds. jelly beginning PASSEMENTERIES and all kinds of DRESS TRIM- of half a ti acnpful to each mess of skim MINGS and DRI.SS we are liluehill. milk, and gradually increasing the quan- LININGS, headquarters. when the calf is 3 weeks Next week's Americ an will contain a tity till, old, it is able to take a the time complete report of the graduating exer- pint. By it is a month or 6 weeks old it should All our cises at the academy, which take place departments are now complete with a large assortment be able to consume two pints of the flax Friday afternoon, May 3. The graduat- to select from. OUR PRICES ARE and there is no seed a in skimmilk. Watrh LOW, ing parts will be published in full. jelly day on one who will is out for scours. Start the calf its sell you goods cheaper than we do; neither West Sullivan. mother's milk and let it take this till there wc anyone who shows a better assortment of goods than A ball and supper will be given the it is nearly or quite a week old. When by do. ladies at Milton hall, Friday evening, it is 2 weeks old, begin to add some 10. wheat bran or middlings to the linseed May Samples in W oolen Carpets sent on jelly and skimmilk, gradually iucreas application. When fevers and other epidemics are ing the quantity of that too. Be careful around, safety lies in fortifying the not to overfeed. Get the flaxseed and | with system Ayer’s Snrsaparilla. A make the the method having thin and blood is jelly yourself. By person impure real In the most favorable condition to here described dairymen raise | “catch'’ whatever disease may be floating calves and make an excellent profit on : M. GALLERT. In the air. Be wise in time. them. [ I