ELLSWORTH, MAINE, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 5, 1898. SbbcrtiBcmmt*. LOCAL AFFAIRS. left leg near the ankle. The bone at the GREAT MUSIC FESTIVAL joint was crushed and splintered. The leg NKW ADVKHTIHKNEI4T8 THIN WKKK. was §et, and was doing nicely, when in OPENS IN BANGOR TOMORROW- & some way in his sleep Mr. Beverly threw 0. C. BURRILL SON, Maine Central Railroad—'Change In time-table. Boarders wanted. it oat. Tba leg has been set again, but THREE DAYS OF RARE MUSIC. Probate notice—F.st Rebecca S Breed et ala. is in bad shape, and Dr. Hagerthy fears In bankruptcy—Eat Green left L Hodgkins. The Dutton Greenhouses. amputation may be neoaaaary. A MAMMOTH ORCHESTRA AND 1.000 general INSURANCE AGENTS, Call A Connlck—Millinery. Howard Hooper, of Branch Pond, is SINGERS—ELLSWORTH WILL PAR- ME. Robert B Holmes—Furniture. Burrill Bank Bldg., ELLSWORTH, C R Foster -Furniture. winning laurels as a rifleshot. Mr. Hoop- TICIPATE—LOW FARES AND A J A Cunningham—Confectioner. er disdains the nee of a shot when he Owen Byrn—Clothlug. gun 8PECIAL BACK SATURDAY — THE WE REPRESENT alter end takes the birds on Winter Harbor: goes ducks, NIGHT. Most Reliable Home and H G Smallldge A Co—Dissolution of partner- the wing with his rifle, taking care to put Foreign Companies. ship. the boll* the duck’s head or through To-morrow evening the first concert of Lowest with neck. Rates Compatible Safety. the Maine Music festival will be given in For other local news see pages 4,6 and 8. Frank Moulton, of West Ellsworth, the auditorium in Bangor, with an orches- ,n 8um" to 8uit on lmProve(1 reftl estate and [ MOXEY TO TjOAN who enlisted with the Maine volunteers tra of about sixty, a chorus of nearly 1,000 collateral. Charles E. Butler, of West Franklin, and contracted fever at Chickamauga, voices, and a galaxy of famous soloists— was in Ellsworth Monday. is home on thirty days’ sick leave. He an aggregation of musical talent never ltev. G. H. of Har- Finest line of Hefflon, Southwest has been in the hospital at Portland before assembled in Maine. was in the bor, city Tuesday. since the Maine troops returned from the For the opportunity thus afforded to lis- Mrs. F. L. Thurber, of St. John, N. B., South. ten to the music that will be offered, the is viciting relatives in the city. Those who will take part iu the public is indebted mainly to William li. SIDEBOARDS Kev. J. P. Simonton left Monday for a entertainment “1 tie Crown of Fame*9, to Chapman, whose indefatigable energy week’s visit with friends in Kockport. be given next Weduesdy evening at and uubounded enthusiasm have already ever shown in from Hancock under the of revolutionized musical sentiment in Ellsworth, J. A. Peters, jr., went to Pittsfield yes- hall, auspices Maine. terday. He is expected back to-night. the Congregational church, are rehears- ing industriously. A tine entertainment In his work he has been most ably as- Miss Lora V. Parsons entertained a $12 to $30. is promised. sisted by his charming wife and by Ho- I of friends last Thursday evening. party mer N. Chase, the tireless business man- F. H. Osgood’s Donum won the free- i We are overstocked in this and offer The annual meeting of the Unitarian ager. The various local choruses have slightly line, for-all race at Exeter Friday, taking the society will be held at the vestry this eve- aroused unusual interest in music, and some excellent last three heats of live. A peculiarity of bargains. ning at 7.30. large from section of the race was that the first three heats delegations every Mrs. H. H. Conant returned last week eastern Maine will attend. were trotted in exactly the same time— from a visit of several weeks in Wash- THE SINGERy. W. CUSHMAN & SON. 2.19%. The fourth heat was in 2.21% and A. The merits of the soloists ington county. the last heat iu 2.24. have already FUNERAL DIRECTORS. been sufficiently exploited; the fame of H. W. Cushman, cashier of the First At the of the Maine Woman meeting of them is world-wide. national bank, made a business to many already ----- ME. trip Suffrage association in Hampden last Cliarlcs of No. l Franklin Strekt, ELLSWORTH, Mmes. Gadski and Maconda, Miss Rosa Capt. Smith, Ellsworth, of Philadelphia last week. Wednesday, Mrs. A. F. Greely and Dr. Green, Williams, Davies, Miles—these Schooner “Charles A. Gllberg”. B. B. Whitcomb, deputy collector of Abby M. Fulton, of Ellsworth, were alone are sufficient to justify travelling The schooner “Charles A. Gil customs at entered the the Mrs. was berg”, - Ellsworth, upon among speakers. Greely miles to hear. many ‘which arrived at duties of his office Saturday. elected one of the honorary vice-presi- Pernambuco, Brazil, CARRIAGES. BACKBOARDS. Inc w.iv.c.mo. Carlos P. of of dents of the association. Sept. 30, from Savannah, reports the death Largest Stock in Eastern Maine, and all up Faunce, Whitman, Mass., Gadski will sing at every one of the live to date in Style, Finish and Workmanship. the insurance firm of Howland & Faunce, a riAJitKiOAis is in receipt ui » uu.v ui concerts; Davies only in the oratorio at sea of Capt. Charles Smith, of this was in town on business to-day. choice apples from that Nestor of Han- “Elijah” on Saturday night. The various city. Capt. Smith died of fever contract- OPEN and TOP BUGGIES, EXPRESS and ROAD WAGONS, SURREYS. cock N. F. Norton, of Dr. E. LeF. Swan, who, ^with his county farmers, programmes cover a very wide range. The ed in Savannah. Hand-made throughout and fully warranted. South Penobscot. Mr. Norton’s exhibits is still at Hancock called first night’s programme is made up mother, Point, mainly Smith was at the various both in and Capt. sixty-four year*of age. HTTr^l/ !>/A 4 11 All Sixes from a|ncat two-people on friends in Ellsworth last Sunday. fairs, quality of Wagnerian selections; the second of one that will fourteen. He was a native of Ellsworth and u des- J) U V_^ IV Ilv7iV.XlL'0 Job to carry variety, never fall to attract attention. French and Italian se- The schooner “Agnes Mabel”, of Bar English, operatic The apples are as good as they look. the third of the oratorio cendant of one of the pioneers who settled NOW IS THE TIME to put the summer vehicle through the paint-shop—plenty of Harbor, owned by Charles R. Clark, is at lections; grand before The Hancock conference of Con- The matinee for New now in time to harden thoroughly using. Curtis’ yard being fitted with new masts. county “Elijah.” programmes Bowdoin, Ellsworth, 1703. gregational churches is in session at North Friday and Saturday afternoons are of a thoroughly and quickly done. Miss Mary F. Robinson left Saturday Capt. Smith had followed the sea nearly Repairing Ellsworth. A large delegation is in at- miscellaneous but nevertheless of an in- for where she will the all his and was one of the best known and Brockton, spend life, I carry full lines of HARNESSES. BLANKETS. ROTES WHITS. tendance. The meetings began yesterday tensely interesting character. winter with her sister, Mrs. C. S. Bragdon. and ablest out of Ells- afternoon, and will continue through to- TRAINS AND FARES. sea-captains sailing There will be an HENRY E. DAVIS. especially important day and this evening. All the sessions The fare from Ellsworth on Thursday worth. For many years he sailed the of the next meeting King’s Daughters are of general interest. The public is cor- and Friday will be *1.05 for the round trim little schooner “Maid of the Mist”, A Franklin St., Ellsworth, Me. Monday evening. large attendance is dially invited. j trip, good till Monday morning. On Sat- and was in her when she was lost. He desired. the round fare is 75 cents. has been in the which was The people’s services at the Congrega- urday trip “Gilberg”, were On a for him at Columbia since she Three deer killed in Ellsworth tional church will be resumed for the Saturday night, after the concert, j'^built Falls, — will run from to Ells- was launched in 1S90. Saturday, the first day of open season winter Sunday evening at 7 o’clock. Mrs. special Bangor one at North Ellsworth aud two near worth. The Friday night back, Capt. Smith’s home was on the Hurry Get for Winter Ida V. Woodbury, one of the best public special will be road. He leaves a one Ready Juniper cemetery. in address originally arranged for, not run. widow, son, lines of and speakers New England, will by looking over my Suits Underwear, \ Persons who have bought tickets for Fri- Harry Smith, and a daughter. Miss F. A.^floyd and wife, of Bangor, were the meeting next Sunday evening. She I am at low have them for Satur- Lillian Smith. He leaves also two which selling ridiculously prices. the guest0 of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Wiggin a Will 8pea on tue problems of the South, day may exchanged | or have th*..r re- sisters, Mrs. LaCordia Lord, of EUs- few days last week here and at their La- and thcir'.oluilon. All are invited. day tickets, money funded. Exchange of tickets may he worth, and Miss Laura Smith, of Boston, Wooi=Fleeced Underwear, moine Point cottage. East Taur^day afternoon Mrs. C. C. •nnd'' by codfng on or writing to M. H. and one brother, George F., of Hurry. Miss Arvilla Thomas brought to THE Iiurri.i aad Mi.-.., iiurriil entertained Andrews, Bangor, or they will be ex- per garment. American office last Saturday a spray of about sixty ladi sat their hospitable home 50c. changed at the auditorium box otfice. 'Bases Call A Connick have a millinery apple blossoms picked from a tree at her on High street. The house was charm- These are wool-fleeced, not cotton, and arc The Ellsworth chorus numbers about op ting to-day, to-morrow and FrM '\. after- goods horn on hill. decorated for the occasion. Tea Bridge ingly no Mi and evening. They have .in.-* 1 .mod for the ever offered in sixty; of this number about forty-ii'e the best bargain money was served from 5 to 7 Misses F. from Boston with ail the latest 1 The October term of the supreme judi- Mary will attend the festival. Thirteen chorus- ;-t. Ellsworth. cial court will convene next Robinson and Eva Aiken poured tea, Tuesday. es numbering nearly 1,000 voices will pt r- which was served in the room. Judge Wiswell will preside. Indications dining are from Tsbcrt (sent cuts. as as ever. ticipate. They Bangor, Orono, Goods Attractive a In the liorary sherbets and salads were Furnishing Department point to short term. Fort Fairfield, Caribou, Old Town, Presque served from a table presided over by Mrs. If. C. Hathaway, who has been Lie Houlton, Skowhegan, Belfast, Water- Misses Helen and Harriet Rollins. (jeo. a. I’Aiti in:;’, O W E N B YRX. spending the summer in Germany, is ville, Ellsworth, Gardiner and Augusta. The Woman’s Relief will a 5 Water St..-- Ell.worth, Me. expected in Ellsworth thin week. She corps give SHALL THEY CONTINUE? sailed from Bremen Sept. -4. dinner at U. A. R. hall next Tuesday. The continuance of these annual musi- The proceeds of tills dinner will be for cal events the Col. C. C. Burrill, of this city, is with I depends wholly upon the of the home for soldiers and the Ancient and Honorable artillery ! support support given t hem by t lie public. Last their wives at Newport. The corps festival was a this company, of Boston, of which lie is a year’s great success; FRUIT... -■-■■■ m m Ik SEASONmm W 11flUT throughout the State will make Tuesday, to it in member, on its trip to Quebec. year’s promises surpass every DRUGGIST. is at its and I have the TO SEE Oct. 11, a “home day”, and by one means ••espect. Everybody who has music in height, The San Francisco are booked j miiystrels or another will make an effort to raise and most select stock his soul, and time and money to largest for Hancock IihII on enough ■■ Friday evening. for the cause. The means in Ellsworth. money good spare, should not fail to attend this great I This comes well f troupe recommended, chosen the Ellsworth was a din- by corps musical feast. and a good performance is promised. of Ellsworth ner, and the patriotic people It is hoped that Ellsworth will be very The athletic club at its I Dirigo regular who sympathize with the work and ob- much in evidence at all the performances. Physicians’ Supplies elected four —. TO BUY I meeting Monday evening jects of the relief corps can give material GRAPES new members. It was decided to have evidence of their sympathy. ^ 1*01 SONKD BY WATER. ami l the annual hall on 3Iail Orders * § our Men’s Dirigo Thanksgiving ^ j. l. uiies win auena me min tri- eve. ennial conclave of the Peaches and for Leather-Lined Box Calf, ** Knights Templar Three Deaths in One Family at Cran- Quinces Preserving. g ! Miss Erne who has been SPECIALTIES. Grindle, spend- to be held at Pittsburg, Pa., beginning berry Isles. ami ing the summer with her sister, Mrs. Hat- 11. lie will be ^ ^ October accompanied by There were three deaths in the family tie E. Joy, in this city, leaves to-day for his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Giles will leave nVCTPDC Received every liusset Harvard Calf. of Gilman Kosebrooks at Cranberry Isles £> £ California, where she will the of U I Ol CKo Saturday morning. spend Ellsworth Friday. The itinerary the last week, due, it is believed, to the use of winter. ELLSWORTH, MAINE. g .lust the thing for Fall ami Winter wear. £ trip includes a daylight ride through tlie impure water, and at last reports Mr. and Madame who has the1 White Mountains, a day at Niagara Falls Mrs. Kosebrooks were ill and the — — Chandler, passed seriously Confectionery Tobacco Cigars. an witness the elec- summer at “The Pines”, left Ellsworth and opportunity to fourth and last child was not expected COMING EVENTS. Mouday for her home in Detroit. She tric illumination in the evening, and a to recover. Oct at Hancock hull San J. A. CUNNINGHAM. Theprice? was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. sojourn at Pittsburg, with side trips to The prolonged drought has caused a Friday, 7, 1 in the The Francisco minstrels. $3.50. Eugene Hale. interesting places vicinity. scarcity of water on Cranberry Isles. will be down the Potomac | Haines return trip Water in cisterns has been low and im- Tuesday, Oct 11, in (J. A. R. hall Din- \V. M. company, Uniform Hank, a stop at Ferry, a side and much sickness has resulted from ner Woman’s Relief Proceeds K. of P., Capt. J. W. Nealley, go to Ban- valley, Harper’s pure by corps. FALL LINE to the battlefield of Gettysburg, a use. for homo at 25 cents. gor to-day about tweuty strong to par- trip its Newport. Tickets, and back to Maine ticipate in the Held day exercises of the visit to Washington, The Kosebrooks family used water from Wednesday, Oct. 12, at Hancock ball — WALSHS, by way of Baltimore, Philadelphia, New a small stream near their house. In a short OF Maine brigade. Entertainment, “The Crown of Fame,’* l York and Boston. The will be made trip time ti-2 members of the family sickened. under the of the Congregational § ELLSWORTH, MAINE. 5 Miss Helen Adams left Friday for a trip i auspices by special train, the excursion being On 22, Harley the five- to Boston, where she will join an excur- Thursday, Sept. society. | under the management of Trinity com- year-old boy, died. Six days later, last sion party for a trip to Albany, down the Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 12 and j mandery of Augusta. Many Maine Jennie, aged was taken, Hudson river to New York and return by : Wednesday, six, 13—Semi annual reunion Good Templars, knights will go to Pittsburg. and on the following day Mildred, aged Long Island sound. Grand lodge, at Southwest Harbor, with on Maine three. Ocean Echo lodge No. 157. FALL and WINTER John O. Kief and Mrs. Margaret The change in time-table the BOOKS Capt. one child and the Central went into effect The Only remains, physi- B. Partridge, of Ellsworth, were married Monday. cian gives little hope of its recovery. The at North Lamoine regular trains of the fall and winter Slttatiscmcnts. Saturday evening, by are ill. are as follows: at Ells- parents critically NOW READY. OPENING Rev. J. P. Simonton. After the ceremony schedule Arriving west at 7.57 and 10.45 refreshments were served. worth from the OF Man a. and 5.57 m. Leave Ells- Surry Injured. I. O. O. (mixed) m., p. LEWIS FRIEND & CO.'S Friday evening, Lejok lodge, F., D. an farmer worth for west at 11.53 a. m., 2.30 (mixed) Watson Billiugton, aged will confer the sev- initiatory degree upon of was and 5.13 p. m. In addition to these trains Surry, severely injured yesterday. eral candidates. All members are request- his on He was working in his field when F. A. there will be a special service the Mt. COOMBS, ed to be present; officers especially will him MILLINERY, Desert branch until Monday, Oct. 17. On horse started, and in trying to stop be expected to be on hand. Sunday, Oct. 9 and 16, train will arrive at he was thrown. The heavy cart passed BOOKSELLER and STATIONER, of his ribs. One Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, There will be a civil service examina- Ellsworth from west at 7.57, and return- over him, breaking three is the centre clothing bruised where the horse ELT.SWOltTH. tion in the custom house at Ellsworth ing leave Ellsworth at 5.13. An extra leg was badly establishment of Han- Oct. 6 and on him. Internal were 5, 7, Saturday, beginning at 10 o’clock, for of- week-day train will run until Oct. 17, ar- stepped injuries cock county, and it is clerk and There at 7.47 return- but to noon to-day none had to maintain to which you all are fices of day inspector. riving in Ellsworth p. m., feared, up proposed and Mr. was resting the it The are three candidates for the examination. ing leave Ellsworth at 9.03. Mixed trains developed, Billiugton leading position Only make at Junc- easily. now holds. CORDIALLY INVITED. mate of regular stops Washington George P. Woodward, the of and other trains on Mr. Billington is seventy-three years line steamer “Alamo’ which has tion, stop signal. Mallory and the shock to one of his is COUNTY The change in trains of course affects age, years been doing transport service during the AGENTS FOK Mails now from severe. CALI, & CON NICK, mails. arrive (at depot) _ war, is home for a short visit with his 40 Main St., Ellsworth, \vest at 7.57 a. m. and 5.57 p. m.; from cast PETTIBONE BROS. parents, Capt. W. P. Woodward and wife. San Francisco Minstrels. at 11.53 a. m. and 5.13 m. Mails close Paper. up one flight. Maine. p. This famous minstrel troupe will appear at Eno exhibits in his window a m. Edmon (at post-office) for west at 11.20 a. and Hancock hall Friduy evening, Oct 7, for the first of a section KNIGHT TEMPLAR UNIFORMS. natural curiosity in the shape 4.40 p. m.; for east at 7.30 a. m. and 5.30 time, and judging from the press notices amt a which the THE RUBBER PLANTS. from the butt of tree, from p. m. crowded houses that have greeted this splendid AHERICAN. in the since their tour we that sap has oozed and hardened shape troupe east, predict tney LEWIS FRIEND & VO., CENTURY PLANTS. the crowd thiu lias of a man’s head, forming a natural You can’t always measure a man’s good will be received by largest been In Hancock hall for some time. Th'^re are CUT FLOWERS, medallion. deeds by the carriages in his funeral pro- DLALEKS IN cession. twenty-four high-class performers, Including John Beverly, of North Ellsworth, three the celebrated California The grand and Youths’ Subscribe] Some men waste half their wind in do- quartette. Men's, Boys’ Clothing. Tho DUTTON OliEENHOUSES, weeks ago was thrown from his w-agon ing a thing and the other half in blowing street parade takes place at noo*.. Seats now For It. STOVER & GRAVES. and sustained « compound fracture of the about it afterward. on sale at Wlggln’s drug store.—Advt. Manning Block, Ellswoutii. (UK! N 3ll)brrIiBfmrnt0. STl A KN OK A VO K. 111. <£. <£. ll Column. The Nearer World. Stti&crtisnnnna. Topic For the Week Beginning Oct. P When in tho year 8S56 B. C. Alexander editor invites secretaries of local unions Comment by ller. H. XX. Doyle. [The the Groat staid his eastward march in In- Food of W. T. U. in Hancock and C.:jy — the C. county, dia ami Topic. “Patriotism."—Pa. xxxiii, 1-22. turned his course down the Indus white ribboners to contribute to this to “Blessed ia th«- nation whose fbxl is the Lortl generally, to neck the sea, a boundary line was set Buy, iuu ilie people whom He hath chosen for His column reports of meetings or Items that will be which proved to moan for tho history of own Women, to inheritance. ’—Ps. xxxiii, 12. of interest to workers in other parts of the Stop! the human race more than ever creat- isy Cook, any The God of the American nation if county. We would like this to be a live column, And Consider the ed by the net of man. says Benjamin Ido to some on the of W. C. T. All-Important Fact, Eat, She Lord, and He hath blessed it. Since but it needs effort part Wheeler in Tho Atlantia. The eastern asy U. women to make It so. It is a column of their boundary of Alexander’s empire, running to the days of God's chosen people no peo- isy Digest. making, not ours, and will be what they make That in Mrs. Pinkhain are confid- from the Jaxartes river southward have had such evidences of God’s addressing you along ple Items and should be the Pamir “the roof of the It. communications short, ing your private ills to a woman—a woman whose ranges, world,” uaker Oats Special favor and as the Ameri- blessing and are, of course, subject to approval of the in woman's diseases to the Indus, and then on to the Indian can The can experience treating At all people. hand of God be editor.] ocean, divided tho world and its history grocers is greater than that of any living phy- clearly seen in the history of onr be- into two utterly distinct parts. sician—male or female. -lb. from the of its dis- The which to tho cost, with its pkgs. only country day STATE part lay hoved CONVENTION. I You can talk to a woman covery until the moment. He freely two great centers, India and Chlrfi, and present continued from last week [ Report ] when it is revolting to relate your which includes a littlo over half the «asy ■rath clearly chosen ns for his own in- today Hanking. Wednesday morning at 9.45 the conven- troubles to a man—besides, of the had no nor tan ee. God has blessed us with private population globe, part peri tion was called to order Mrs. Stevens. a man does not ■hare In the life and of the western Established isst. t)ne of the ol by understand—simply history Uany blessings. greatest which Mrs. Jennie Anthoine read the report of because he is a man. part, wo call our nearer world. is a God blessings given patriot- All the elements within this nearer world, [these the department for homeless children, Many women suffer in silence and fiam. American patriotism is of a high stretching from Afghanistan and Persia FIRST showing that much good work had been drift along from bad to*worse, know- [and lofty character. The country seems to the shores of western Europe, have in done in thisgdepartment. / ing full well that ought to have ito have a peculiar power of inspiring they tho long process of mixture and fermenta- Rev. Mr. of was intro- ! but a natural NATIONAL intensost love and devotion of its Hall, Rockland, *1 H immediate assistance, tion which history has suffered since Alex- BANK (the duced as the of the Maine OF citizens. representative v i modesty impels them to shrink from ander’s time yielded their contribution, ELLSWORTH. Christian conference then in session in themselves to the small or great., to the civilization upon A study of a few of the eharaoteris- exposing questions He the fraternal of even which our modern life is l>nsed. Tho his- CAPITAL STOCK, 850.000. of this will that Bangor. presented and probably examinations patriotism prove which wo whether of jtics greetings of the conference. Miss Yates, their It is unnec- tory study, events, is true and show that it is one of family phj-sician. [this institutions, ideas ar religions, has been SURPLUS, 820,000. of Round Pond, was appointed a delegate essary. Without money or price [God’s choicest blessings to the Ameri- all a history of the nearer world. to greet the conference for the W\ C. T. U. you can consult a woman, whose can nation. Hanking hours from 9 a. m. to 1 p. ui. Mrs. Lucy A. Snow reported the depart from actual Sat unlays from 9 to 1. 1. a knowledge experi- Magazine, Hook uixl Newspaper Notes. ^ It is patriotism that pervades all ment of work, an cn- ence is than local Classes. The development of classes is | evangelistic giving greater any The article in the October Scribner's : in the world. The fol- on the “Battle of San Kvery facility offered Customers. of the. greatest that con- couraging report. physician Juan”, by Richard ;one dangers invitation is Secretary Murray, of Bath Y. M. C. A., lowing freely offered; Harding Davis, is not a vivid de- [fronts a republic, but so long as all only Correspondence solicited. was introduced. Miss Snow, super- it in the same of that famous but n classes love the nation are Mary accept spirit; * scription victory, fervently and r ^ Andrew p W is well, Prertrim. intendent of schools, of her INVITATION. V. and careful of the con- [willing to mako heroic sacrifices for it Bangor spoke MRS. riNKHAM S STANDING complete analysis S. K. Whiting, Vice President, W. work in a very interesting manner. She are invited to duct of the whole IlENItv CI HIIMAN, Cashier [this danger is nt. present. To the pres- Women suffering from any form of female weakness promptly Santiago campaign. told of the efforts to the use of DIRECTORS: ent time, at least this has been true. In stop cigar- communicate with Mrs. Pinkham, at Mass. All letters are received, He points out with perfect clearness the Lynn, A. P. WIN WELL, 8. K. WlfTTINO, ettes. She favors a very high license law woman can talk of lu*r shows the lack of ade- the trying Li;..,.. ,.f a foreign war rich opened, read and answered by women only. A freely problems involved, L. A. ElUKUV, E. H. t.KKKLV, ; on them, so as to the eternal confidence be- and Eugene Hale, a. w. Kino. and poor alike have proved their patriot- high stop profits. private illness to a woman; thus has been established the quate preparation, says that the final Miss Effie Littlefield read the corrc- which has never been broken. success obtained was due to the ism. Wealthy, aristocratic, educated tween Mrs. Pinkham and the women of America solely MAIX STREET, ELLSWORTH, ME. 1 Mrs. Clara Hamilton Fish gave bis life for his spending secretary’s report. Out of the vast volume of experience which she has to draw from, it is more than splendid and persistent valor of the troops Hoffman was introduced and a few case. She asks country ju-,, v. as the spoke that she has the knowledge that will help your who fought under the most trying and Jlingly poorest ! possible gained very words. She is national secre- i&nd most ignorant volunteer, and this recording nothing in return except your good-will, and her advice has relieved thousands. discouraging conditions, combined w ith Hancock tary and state of and not take the destruction County Savings Bank, :is but an illustration of what has been president Missouri, Surely any woman, rich or poor, is very foolish if she d_ 4 t~~\ __ I _ A'. It. President 'On Cuban si. il. In the Mrs. Allen, the first of Maine tious are from and COOLIDGE, every way south president chaflu*. ami itching of the skin Comfort l’nwder i« the f Q1T1T O 11^ O tV C1CI photographs drawings I W. C. T. w as w best to he and he has ^ JOH.\ F. I has shown its loyalty and devotion to l\, introduced, after hioh remedy found, tried everythin}*. of actual scenes. WHITCOMB, Ice-President. Its action is marvellously effective. l>ru£ffists. and 50 cents a bo*. Harmless and reliable. the flag. The word “rebel” is forever Mrs. Stevens called for all who were pres- CHARLES C. BCRRILL, Treasurer. obsolete in the American ent when the W. C. T. V. was established vocabulary. “In the beginning,'' said tlie cornfed Deposit* draw Interest trom the tlrst day of to come and nine came to the and with was and There is ona country, ono flag, one pa- forward, very interesting sparkled wit, draped with the American, English philosopher, “man is much concerned March, June, Septomlier December. triotism—the front. One or two more were at the con- and if some in the audience were hit and Irish greatest blessing that has by flags. that his little wife’s heart shall always be HOARD OF DIRECTORS: come to us as a result of the war. vention not in the room at that the were in a that Mrs. Lake a and in- though points, they given way gave very spirited light. Later, he pays more attention to A. F. Burnham, John f. Whitcomb, time. could not offend. N. It. F. C'AKHOLL 3. It is a patriotism that pervades all teresting lecture on temperance. Several the of the biscuit.” COOLIIHIK, BUKKILL, weight CHARI.ES C. Bl KRILL. nationalities. (Jur nation is young. It A memorial service w as held for those Thursday forenoon was devoted to elec- solos ware rendered by Miss Hall, and at | Miss Innit—Why do women always cry T’.;tr»: Vours 9 a. has been populated by all nationalities. removed during the year, foremost of tion of officers and reports. The re-elec- the close the convention sang “God be dally, from m. to 12 m at a mamma? Mrs. national whom were Miss Willard and Neal tion of Mrs. Stevens as was the with us till we meet the bene- wedding, limit—The Our existence depended upon Dow president I again” and married ones cry, child, because our ability to assimilate these various both of whom received eloquent tributes occasion for the presentation to her by diction was pronounced. my they j know how it is and the un- nationalities and to make them first from the convention. Miss Anna Gordon of a beautiful CONVENTION NOTES. themselves, ( bouquet married ones because don’t. Americans, and then English, Germans Afternoon session was devoted to re- of white roses, which was accepted with a At the evening meetings at the church they is what your wl I if or French. w e not to of names of officers there was money l.'earn Had been able do ports superintendents till 4 p. m.,which graceful response. [The very fine music by the choir. invested lu shares of the If you have any disease due to or Im- this, insti.iu u. hi.,-iug ono great Amer- was Y. hour, and this was conducted by elected appeared in The American last Altogether the convention was pro- Impure poverished blood, like scrofula, salt rheum, ican nation we would have had a coun- Miss Lubelle Patrick. It was one of the week.] nounced one of the most successful that dyspepsia or catarrh, you should take Hood’s try made up of a little England, a little most interesting exercises of the conven- Meals were served in the church dining- has ever been held. Sarsaparilla anil be promptly cured. Germany and a 1-ttle France. Under tion, showing the work of the Willard Y., rooms during the convention, at the nom- During the convention a large number Hood’s Tills arc to A NEW SERIES the blessing of God this work has been and its settlement in Boston, as well as inal price of 10 cents each, which helped a of visitors were introduced, among them easy take, easy to operate. Cure Indigestion, biliousness. is now £1 done. No matter from what nation we work done in the State. Miss Littlefield little towards defraying expenses, though being clergymen of nearly every denomi- 2fc.—.-tdri. open, Shares, each; monthly have come we are £ I share. 'may Americans first and several other young ladies took part not. of course, paying cost of provisions. nation, showing the union to be nonsec- payments, per Americans all. was jttrtMrnl. land j in the exercise. The evening session in city hall and tarian. 4. It is a was addressed Mrs. who in- WHY PAY RENT? religious patriotism—a pa- , The evening lecture w as by Mrs. Hoff- by Stevens, The committee on resolutions reported triotism that sc the hand of when you ran borrow on God in man; “Is man more troduced the speaker of the evening, Mrs. resolutions on enforcement of law, your subject: degenerate purity, shares, a llr?t f Rive mortgage'ami !the destiny rations, and that ac- than woman? wa* Lenora of St. Louis. The for i« duee It I Why?” The lecture Lake, platform l reformatory prison women, memorial, No Work every month. Monthly Here. ».*•»•#>♦ Guess oavment* and Inter*** »>or knowledges TT; adership and that ! thanks, and several minor matters. wlil amount to but liuir more looks itself as a reli- All Ellsworth Have to do is upon patriotism ‘Jlbbcrtiarmnua. One little incident was so misrepresented People than you are now paying for rent, ami la about 10 uiy owed to God Him- some of the be to Follow wars vou gions duty, by papers that it may the Example cf Fel- will self. mentioned here. Mrs. Y. Goss, of Ston- low Bible _Ex. Citizens. OWN YOUR OWN HOME. Heading. xxxii, 81, 33, is county of the ~ ington, superintendent Facts are stubborn. 'Butn i. I Kings xi, 14-22; Ps. and she called atten- A mercy department, borne be For particulars inqulr* f ; School may disputed. 1 C Prov. viv. Girl’s fcxxxvii, on; 34; tion to the in llKNRY W. ( SUM A V, S, < cruelty practiced securing None can Ik- y. b;ii. Math, Luke disproved. Flr.-t Nat*l Bank BM- lisa. 1; xxiii, 37; xiii, the w hich are so much worn on aigrettes A fact is the of A. W King, President. 85 ; xix. 41-44 ; item. 1-5 I Tim. opposite fiction; •84. is, ; hats and bonnets many were worn at the Is always hedged about with proof; ii, 1, Nerves* This raised a discussion on __ convention). Has to stand the test of investigation; Professional CatfiB. ostrich as some claimed that Self For | tips, cruelty {jetfulnet**. This record Or it drifts to the realm of doubt. is of especial value to parents. It's a was practiced in obtaining these, while A F. BURNHAM, Jesus seemed never to think of Him- Investigate closely the following. message from a mother dedicated to the mothers others thought the birds were not hurt in ATTOKKUV while we get m seldom to think of loving The closer the scrutiny the more con- the Two or of [eelf, A narrative the utmost process. three those pres AND 'anybody else. If He was tired and of growing girls. truthful of vincing the result. ent testified that they knew the ostrich COINSELLOR A T LAW. Bought rest for body and brain, He interest and An Ellsworth citizen speaks here; import. suffered in their Also for greatly losing plumage, from proi-eeutlng attorney all classes of quickly forgot it ..11 if some one met Speaks experience and conviction; pensions agnlnst the United States. Tt Is whereupon Mrs. Goss, who wore them !Him who needed His help. important that the nerves are care- months she lost twenty three pounds. Relates facts, stubborn facts. Business solicited!. " We did herself, declared she would remove them, What a different institution the fully guarded. Mothers who have young everything possible tor her, That may be but cannot be Ellsworth, Maine. l^ater she disputed, of and she had the best of medical treatment. asked the president: “Shall I, or would be if every memlior lived daughters school age should watch their disproved. [church shall I remove “Do health more than “Several skilled physicians attended not, my tips?” you E. life of self forgetfulness 1 What a so- carefully their studies. Mr. J. G. Gray, of East Surry, whose BUNKER, JR., ja her, but no benefit was want an of the convention?” JOHN The of their bodies apparent. expression better-ha If is yours would be if each member proper development A friend postmistress of the village, jciety is of first family visiting us, told how asked Mrs. Stevens. “Yes,” was the re- ATTORNEY AT LAW. imitated the Divine Model in this ro- importance. her had been says: “In 1861 when in the army I daughter similarly affected, A vote called for resulted in an over- doing After the confinement ply. rilltv in Wimliini'tnn I I How quickly would the world be of the school but cured by Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for OFFICES AT jgpect w helming majority for removing the tips, ihrought to Christ if all who bear His room, of out-door exercise should Pale People. which in place of out settled in BAR HARBOR AND ME. plenty as Goss had breaking BLUEHILL, be taken. It is better that children never Mrs. spoken strongly against 'name would self for the sako of “She urged us to try the and we the kidneys. That was the start of what deny pills, Bar Harbor offices : 7 and 9 Ml. leam their a, b, c's. than that by over- consented. cruelty to other birds, and Mrs. Stevens afterwards turned out to be rather serious 1 DesertI5l0''k. perishing millions who never will finally Blurhlll office open Saturdays. [the studv they lose their health. as usual in the vote said: “It is a lame ’be saved until the love of souls takes “We have always rejoiced that we did. declaring kidney complaint, producing and j All this Is self-evident. ad- aching back and an Everyone The pills helped Lucy at once, and so ordered,” and before the next session annoying urinary , 'the place of the love of ease and pleas- mits weakness noticeable at H. GRKELY, it—everyone knows it, but everyone after boxes she was the was removed. It particularly night. J)R. ure 5 w S" ns taking eight entirely offending trimming It is a miserable which iarcrelvcontrol alL does not know how to build the health cured. thing to have so bad a up in one of the dailies some appeared that back that you are afraid to stoop over or DENTIST. —■PS§.?byteri;in Journal. when once broken down, even the best “She is now m perfect health, strong, discussion was had concerning ostrich tips lift anything for fear of twinges. I have at times. ten more Graduate of the Fhlla physicians failing weighs than ever been laid with mine all the a Iclpbta Dental College, pounds before, and one woman was ordered to remove up way from Good Will to Others. The method of Mrs. and class of '75 following Stephen her cheeks arc full of color. day to 8 weeks and have taken a great whose office address is Bur- them from her hat, no other WOkfick in GlLF.S' Block, Flls worth. Poor human nature, so twisted Barnes, post “Two years of schooling were missed particulars many medicines and spent a lot of money sadly for Closed ney, Ind., if save on account of ill now being given. Ego. looking a cure. Doan's Pills Wedneaday afternoon, until furthet ever rightly applied, may health, but she can Kidney by the fait, is ready to believe were nollee. your daughter. gratify her ambition to study and become my last attempt and I believe they | evil, and this is often true of the did me more In a ! very When her was at that an educated good short time than daughter Lucy woman.” “I’ve had a time on hol- CARROLL ones we with delightful my any other medicines that 1 ever used. 1 BURRILL, justly regard contempt, critical girlhood age of twelve years she The reason that Dr-Williams’ P# Pink Pills No hours for meals. A got them at s store in Ells- i and David did not err when he grew weak and nervous. Pale idays. regular Wiggin drug ATTORNEY prayed for People were in the above worth when in one helpful room. No for hot and town day and the AND he not lie delivered into the she had been a large, airy charge Ithat might "Previously bright, case, is that they are composed of change the first box made was vegeta- cold baths. All kinds of fruit and surprising COUNSELLOR AT LAW. hand of man. When we have to do healthy young says Mrs. ble remedies which act on vege- to me. Doan’s 4 girl,” Barnes, the Kidney Pills certainly did directly 1 She was and in her tables, and above all, no fees for the ser- me and 1 think a Notary Public and with God, we may confidently rely diligent progressive impure blood, the foundation of disease. good them great remedy.” Justice of the Peace. studies. As the blood rushes vants.” “Delicious! Where is this ideal Doan’s Kidney Pills are for sale all His holiness and His but 44 through all parts by Office upon mercy, It dealers or w ill be sent mail on over Burrll! National Bank, became necessary, for her of the the of or “I staid at by receipt we however, body, conveyer good bad spot?” home.” j when are concerned with man, and to of price, 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., State Street, Ellsworth, Me. leave school. health, it is necessary that it should be j much of our and usefulness no! I haven’t a for next Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the U. S. happiness "She was overtaxed and rich and red. “Oh, got snap | mentally pure, Remember the and take no i are in a measure dependent upon our re- Dr. Williams' season at all!” chuckled the living skele- name, Doan’s, H. W. HAYNES, physically.4 Pink Pills build up the other. DK lations with our fellows, we shall be Her nerves were at such a tension blood by Its life giving elements ton, and his bones rattled with joy. wise to but little that the least noise irritated her. supplying for DENTIST. depe«d upon either which nourishes the various organs, stim- “Going to sit X-ray photographs of "She had a&brrtisnncntB. 4#*Saiidolor for the Painless their equity or their gentleness when continual twitching in the ulating them to activity in the perform- fat people?” queried the left head of the j Extrac- arms and lower limbs and of ance of their functions tion of Teeth. we desire their good will.—Episcopal symptoms and thus drives two-headed girl. “Not on your double Si. Vitus' dance. ♦ •♦OFFICE OVER E. J. WALSH’S STORE..** disease from the system. life!” Recorder. replied the living skeleton indig- Closed afternoons "Her blood was out of order she was The are The man with an Wednesday until further pills in universal demand and nantly; “Em going to be the victim of notice. *|-|^|n J thin and almost lifeless. In w The Thinking Pout. pale, three •old by all druggiata. Spanish misrule in a Cuban play.” Idp appetite for Liquor t' ■■ • or Morphine, who The “thinking post” was a droll ^ LITTLEFIELD, M. D. (^ has tried and failed i Q# of the English wit, Sidney || j I'l') |conceit (I to break the habit' 4 Smith. Not far from his he had a gate * Tell him the of Actual B9S199SS | A 1 /"v f| /y f of the f PHYSICIAN, post set. at which every one going out BANGOR * BRANCH i Bangor Sanitarium, was to and think whether he had I BLUEHILL, MAINE. stop mail and railroad. | £ lleft behind. Some by Where the demon which controls him can anything thinking J.* J be overcoae by the Springer iposts we need very frequently in life, I Method, J TELEPHONE CONNECTION. t and the appetite removed. 0 where there shall be some pause for re- permanently Send for T"" HARRY W. flection. The best tninkiug post given l) pamphlet J JJR. OSGOOD, to any of us is the divine ordinance of 5 giving full parties "U,I*U1H3T11J OF BS the Sabbath, with its frequent returns, Olce Practice JI lars. Address IIOMCEOPATHIST, its cessation of toil and withdrawal Main St., Ellsworth, Me. from tin world, and its appearance in for beginners. Sanitarium $ ..-Over Postal Telegraph Co. the presence of God.—Central Presby- terian. JI Bangor. (Successor to Dr. a. T>. Douglass.) ICompany. $ Night rails answered promptly at the office ••Abide lu Me." B. "Abide in me. o’ershadow by Thy love RENJ. WHITCOMB, Each half formed purpose and dark thought * of am; L1ADE ME A MAN Quench, ere it ri^e, each selfish, low de.sire AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CPRE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW A £X ferrous DUeaBem— 1 soul as Thine—calm and divine. Fail lag Mem- And keep my 1 I ory.Impotency, 81eepleesne»>e. etc., caused by Abuse or other Excesses ana India- I ! assisted to OFFICE IN PETERS’ Abide in mt There have been momenta pure positions. Cretions, They t/uukly and turely I BLOCK, restoro Lost \ in or When 1 have seen Thy face und felt Thy itality old young, and OF2S2TS OIT OR ABOUT NOV. 1. L. St a mau for study, business or marriage. ELLSWORTH, MAINE. power; I'revent Insanity and Connumption if talc m time. Their two Then evil lost ^rasp, and passion, hushod, shows Immediate improve- ! «nei.. ,»nd effects a (JUKI nil en-kantiuent of the hour. where other fail In- j Owned the divine «st upon having the genuine Ajax Tablets. | nave They Notice. MMLOJAJL cured thousands and will cure you. We give a poe- Pauper ATTJUJNT1UJN TU irJA 31 AJN Mill’ AM) Uive notice trial he •These were but censors beautiful and rare; SHORTHAND. written guarantee to effect a cure EJ% ftTC in undersigned hereby gives each case or refund the money. Price tJnS W I Las c ontracted with the of Ellsworth.for Abide in me, a:n th shall ever be. dtper rUE City package; or eix pkg«e (full treatment) for *2X0. Uy he support of the poor,during the ensuing year, X pray Tic- -v !: ay earnest prayer— mail, in wrapper. upon receipt of trice. Circular oid h.is made amide for their FREE ... Address— L. provision support, •• in Thee. I*. President, Come ai d a! and I 0 SHAW, AJAX REMEDY CO., le therefore forbids all persona from furnishing Harriet Beecher Stowe. bjy,**"?,«£ rapplles to any on his account, a» without CATALOGUE. For sale In pauper t Portland, Maine. Ellsworth, Me., by ils written order, he will pay lor no goods so Ueokue A. P ARCHER, Druggist. ornlsued. Harry S. Junes. ELLSWORTH MARKETS. 2ttibcrti0tmmt0. BAR HARBOR’S NKW HOSPITAL. PRESENT-DAY THOUGHTS. more you have known of defeat in your plannings, of industry rewarded by idle- Wednesday, October 5, 1898. BY G. GROSVENOR DA WE. The Building Will he Completed by ness because over MAINE LAW BkOABDINO WIIOHTS AND MKASUXBS. of conditions which you f The Middle of November. A bushel of Liverpool salt shall weigh 60 f Copy righted by Dawe & Tabor. | have no control, of the steady dangling One of the public buildings to be erected pounds. aikI bushel of Turks Island salt tdmli PONT NEGLECT IT, before your eyes of the one skeleton in As to unwholesome ditch in Bar Harbor this year will be the “Bar weigh 70 pounds. anarchy—An your life that society refuses to forget, so The standard weight of a hushei of potatoes. is not ;d the dis- Harbor Medical and Surgical Hospital”, purifl by simply curing much more will your sympathies be di- In good order and tit for shipping, Is 60 pounds. eases that arise from it. No matter whose after the plans made by Architect Milton vided between the empress and the The standard weight of a hushei of beans In dead and W. Stratton. The site for the new build- honored hands dug it, its ob- assassin. good order and flt for shipping, Is 62 pounds. Bowel Trouble Is Too Common To Create Alarm. structions removed a Putnam between must be until only ing is the lot, lying and 60 Of wheat, beets, ruta baga turnips peas, harmless Hancock street and lane, cen- stream flows through. But this So as are inherited instead Wayman pounds; of corn, 86 pounds; of onions, 52 long privileges at a cost of is no talk about hygiene. The ditch rep- of won so as ihe trally situated, and purchased ; pounds; of carrots, Kngllsn turnips, rye and Yet If Besolt. by merit; long beauty and Great resents certain social and a f3,650. Indian meal, 50 pounds; of barley and buck- Unchecked, Dangers conditions, joy and helpfulness of our later civiliza- wheat, 48 pounds; of oats, 32 pounds, or even of the number of European powers figure as tion are denied to one and to The contract for the building measure as by agreement. given another doctors who deal with the but shrink has been awarded to Messrs. sick, for no reason except birth; so long as j>er- hospital Country Produce* the from the impure source. human Goddard & Hunt, who have begun Beans. Diarrhoea is Catarrh of the Bowels Which fectly proper aspirations to eat and live and are work and expect to have it completed by Improved Yellow Bye, per bush.2.50 be decent crushed out beneath hand bu.2.25 A short time since the of Aus- November 15, at a contract price of *7,100.- Pea, picked, per Empress a social tyranny that arrogates the power Peas: one time a fox-hunt- 33. The building when completed and Pe-ru-na Invariably Cures. tria, pleasure-loving, of God and says to the rising desires of the Improved, per bu (seed).2.50 w'oman, but later wdth of sor- furnished will cost about |15,000. I ing enough human heart, “Thus far and no farther;” Butter. row in her life to her seem 01 on Hancock make with so will have to The adjoining lot, fronting !b.28 just long Europe deal with Creamery per wrent out in the darknt street, will also be secured, which will be Dairy .183.22 ATARRII when it affects us, suddenly the anarchistic miasma that rises for assassination. We all shuddered at ti. a most valuable acquisition and will be Cheese. the manifests blind slaughter; for, to the misguided, bowels, not because she was an em- by private subscription, several Best factory (new) per 15.12 3.16 tragedy, solely I government will seem to mean that the acquired Best itself a Diar- dairy (new).15 by press but because she was also a benevolent parties already having offered to give |500 Dutch (Imported).90 interests of the many are subordinated to rhoea which if woman. Further than our hearts each for that purpose. The balance of Neufchatel.05 that, the advantage of the few*. neglected when we learned that the money will be easily raised, and the Kggs. dumbly protested Fresh laid, doz.20 soon be- the murderer had neither been hospital will be maintained after its com- per wronged So long as illegitimates endure life-long Hay. chron- her nor near her. pletion by the village Improvement asso- comes by anyone smirching at the hands of mud-flinging Best loose, per ton. 8310 ciation and the town of Eden. Baled.12014 ic, and is often purists, whose thoughts at least are con- insane with social sim- The establishment of a hospital at Bar Straw. fatal. Pc-ru-na Luchessi, hatred, ceived in iniquity; so long as the children Loose.. 7 39 ply struck at her because she represented Harbor bas been endorsed by ail the visit- will euro this of the poor receive education that only Baled.10012 I I to him a of civilization that who deem it LVI l|/^ system gives shows the hardness of their and ing and resident physicians, Vegetables. *roukl® as ^ does lot still vI, to one and to another. an absolute in order that the ^ nothing everything leaves them unfit to with so necessity Potatoes, bu .50 Carrots, bu .60 Ms 1„V» a 11 other ca- grapple it; Sweet lb .03 15 .05 He himself is a symptom of in the sick and suffering poor may have the care potatoes, Tomatoes, |jT| poison long as men can be dragged from labor Beets, bu .80 Squash, lb .02 iTL? tarrhal affeo- social ditch. Out of what slime then was and attention they require, and all strong- Cabbage, .02 Turnips, bu .50 pwvvv^ that pays to the misery and inutility of j\ n rJ D tin ns. John this evil hand thrust forth to kill? As ly urge its liberal support. A private Onions, pk .35 Celery, .07 enforced army service, conscious all the Groceries. Harting, 633 heedlessly as animals his parents gave him hospital has been maintained here for I time that their blood and their brawn are Cotlee— per B» Bice, per 15 .063.08 Main and as as the hu- several and an annual Street, being, heartlessly only ! used to bolster the am- years appropriation Rio, .153.20 Pickles, per gal .40 3.60 simply being up man animal can do his mother flung him bas been made to it by the village im- Mocha, .35 Olives, per qt .35 3.75 Cincinnati, bitions of lordly chancelings on top; just .33 — out to live or to die. he but there bas been Java, Vinegar—per gal writes: Unfortunately so will there provement association, 15— Pure elder. .20 O., long be the anarchistic spirit; Ten—per lived, and an institution robbed him until no suitable building to accommodate the Japan, .453.65 Cracked wheat, .06 “Both my for custom and law' will seem to some poor Oolong, .30y.65 Oatmeal, per 15 .06 ten of every semblance of home. sick. The association will now transfer and souls devised to make life unen- Sugar—per lb— Quaker rolled oats, .06 | simply Thrust out at that ridiculous age to its appropriation to the new hospital, Granulated, .06^ Buckwheat, .L'6 were durable and any change enjoyable, even Coffee—A A .06 Graham, .05 myself shift for and its be- j which will be by collections B, himself, money power it lead to the supplemented Yellow, C .05H meal, .05 afflicted with though grave. Bye (wife came to his infant soul one above all. and donations of churches and individ- god Molasses—per gal— oil—per gal— chronic d i- Havana, .35 Linseed, .60 3.65 lor ever, nen came a uals, an adequate revenue for wurfuipiui young wadi an stretches over the social providing Porto .45 .13 1 episode Rico, Kerosene, per gal arrhooa. Wo manhood of unskilled with fre- the maintenance of the institution. Svrup, .60 Astral oil, .15 labor, barriers of a thousand years, and proclaims took your starvation Then the The hospitHl will doubtless prove an ac- Maple syrup,qt .25§.30 quent pinches. army, 'in tones, insistent and solemn, that the Lumber and Building Materials. >Pe-ru-na. It where without parentage to boast of there quisition to the beautiful buildings jiow lowliest can reach up to the highest to do Lumber—per M— Clapboards— per M— | in that of the Hnd be i u r e d us. was nothing for him but the drudgery of standing part town, Hemlock, 09yll Kxtra spruce, 21 111 No. 17 ■* I> Then a valet, of great advantage to the health condition boards, Spruce, 1, Since taking it I exasperating discipline. est in raising the lowliest to better, more Spruce, 12 y 16 Clear pine, 35yt>0 j actually in contact with wealth though of Bar Harbor. The grounds about the Spiueelloor, 15y20 Kura pine, 35<160 ! ave had no re ecu r- wholesome' conditions, raise themselves laid Pine, 12 y 15 Laths— M— unable to rise and take of its pleasures. also and render life sweeter and safer for hospital will be attractively out. per renco of my trouble. No doc- Matched pine. 15yl8 Spruce, 2.00 his soul’s fate all. Further than this: t.he lesson is not The officers of the institution are .John Gradually protests against Shingles—per M Nalls, per 15 .OLj.06 tor or medicine we had tried before bad given us any help. i‘*r Kurope alone, but for America extra 2 160 soured him his intellect became also, 8. J. Andrew Kodick, Cedar, 75 Cement, per cask utterly, i and not for our alone Kennedy, president; The letter on the same is as from a neighbors but for clear, 2 00 Lime, per ca -k .s5 following subject interesting coming a slave of a one A. II. and instead master, and at the one who reads this as well as for the vice-president; Lynani, clerk, 2d clear, 175 Brick, per M Tall who had " patient neglected his case so long he was in a precarious condition. fell stroke the unknown evil of the ditch one who writes. E. B. Mears, treasurer. extra one, 150 White loatl, pr 15 .05 3.0s Gentlemen: — I No. 1, 1 25 suffered from Dysentery for three years. I took Pe-ru-na and which society must cleanse sooner or " .75 later, scoots, am 1 now well. My case was old and chronic and 1 believed incurable. I became a power. KITTKKY TO CAKIIIOI'. The magnolia to.jk its? nin e from 1’ier e Siiruce, 25 myself Hemlock, 125 shall always use Pe-ru-na. John Edgarton, 1030 Third Ave., Altoona, Pa.” hu en.in nt waiter n t tanical Magnoi, The tells of a man who could not have been in much worse following One Week’s Win no of su The are aroused and wings News, bjects. Steak, beef, lb .15 3.25 Tripe, per B» .08 j condition and live, when Pe-ru-na cured him. T. E. Miller, of Grand Prairie, European powers ** Novelty and Nonsense. Fresh pork, .11 3.12 Honeycomb trlpe,!b .1" writes: l had chronic diarrhoea for fifteen and was in a terrible a number of creatures 1 Texas, years poor, misguided >prlng lamh, tt» .12j.H !t» .123.14 1 The Maine State association ll.tni.’jier nervous and depleted state. The medicines and doctors that I tried did like him will be out of Spiritualist fHflical. Veal, per lb .083.16 ShouUler, .093.101 many probably put 1 | me no wii! '.old its next annual meeting in Au- Uoa-t-, .O83.l Baron, .12 3.16 ! good. At one time I paid as much as $80 to a single doctor in New York harm’s way in the next few weeks. These tb tb .(H. /. 1 » 1 for his and this Beef, corned, .O63.I0 Mutton, per services, and although he did relievo me for a short time the troub’j learned find it Wednesday Thursday of tongue, .15 tl> — governmental pundits easy Poultry—per noon returned. Pe-ru-na was recommended by a friend, so I decided to it v. • k Salt pork, per tb .lo Fowl, .14 '.16 try to kill and thus cure patients, but they Linl, lt> .IO3.I2 t ill* kens, .lb and procured a few bottles. It relieved mo at once. At the time of writing I per j.isj are neither wise nor progressive enough George Dell, aged eight, of Orono. while Figs 1 i*et, per !b .lo Bologna, .lo 1 am perfectly well and feel better than I have for years. Pe-ru-na is my family < < Tt> .15 to on a of last inked hain, medicine and ever will be.” try prevention. We may call Luchessi laying pile logs Thursday Botieless ham, .14 Y<»u should realize it is easier to well and cease to suffer than it is to a fool; because one or a dozen murdered killed by the logs rolling upon him. Game. get drag out a miserable existence. To get well is not difficult. Pe-ru-na cures monarchs would make no change in social D rier of was Partridge-, pr ... .75 3 $10" Walbridge, Gardiner, ... catarrhal affections of Catarrh where be Venison, steak .16 every description. may develop any conditions except that the way would ; killed on the railroad there Friday morn- ron-t .O83.I2 where there is a mucous membrane to be attacked. And as the mucous harder for the poor and downtrodden. ing. He was walking on the track. His membrane is the internal of all the of the it he seen lining organs body, may He and his like are in wrong expecting ;• was sixty-eight years. Fresh— Salt— how widespread is the field for this disease. If sutler from troubles that you society to quiver and shrink and dissolve Cod, .05 Dry cod, .07 §.10 originate from taking cold, no matter 'whether located in the head, throat, The Maine Central freight house, sev- Haddock, .05 Pollock, .04 a.05 because of a hundred murders. It will liver or take Pe-ru-na. If are in doubt as go Lobsters, .15 Mackerel, .103.12 lungs, stomach, kidneys, bowels, you eral storehouses and two dwellings were to in should write to Dr. S. B. man-hunting relentlessly. But if he is a Pickerel, .lo Halibut iins, .IO3.I2 any symptoms your special case, you Hartman, burned at Clinton last Wednesday, i^osa Clams, *)t .20 Halibut heads, .05 of who will and direct without a fool, what shall be said of rulers that Columbus, Ohio, advise you charging you about of loss covered Scallops, qt .35 Boneless cod. .083.10 £22,000. Large part cent. Pe-ru-na for has received the of thousands for the good it to cure an- Halibut, .14 Tongues and years blessing hope anarchy by killing insurance. has done in the West and is now in New by BlUellsb, .14 sounds, .08 §.10 South, and becoming equally popular archists? They are only combating Mackerel, .25 Smoked— All l)r. of England. druggists sell Pe-ru-na. and still the ditch Angus Frew, Cambridge, Mass., Salmon, .25 Halibut, .12 symptoms, neglecting I has been appointed director of the gym- Sword Ush, .14 Herring, box, .25 of social wrongs that first began to be Finnan haddle, .10 : nasium and the of OK of and the that If back in dark ages, when lords knew department physical It will chickens strong and It WRECK THE “LAPLAND”. ! son, Machlasport, cook, boy, dug keep your 'icalthy. Fuel. cu'ture at Colby. Dr. Frew has had con- will make young pullets lay early. Worth It* weight j the wind held where It was for four or live little and serfs knew less. Unhesitatingly | in gold for moulting hcn», and prevent* all n»* -«•*. It Wood—per coni Coal—per ton— 1 in the of hours there was no for us. The vessel deferable experience directing is absolutely pure. Highly concentrated. In quantity Dry hard, 3 00 §600 Broken, 5 25 Capt. Cates’ Experience In the Tor- help we can declare Luchessi’s method to hive cent a on earth wul costa only a tenth of a day. Nothing 2 00 50 6 25 must ashore. So take off .ldoor as well as in Dry soft, 33 Stove, nado In the Windward Islands. go your oil-clothes, been wrong. But it is a wrong that gymnastics coaching load 6 25 g:ew Roundings per Kgg, said I, and put on light clothes and shoes and be > not ball teams. A part of his medical 1 00 31 25 Nut, 6*5 Capt. G. W. Cates, of Machias, of the out of a wrong; and if it be fair to con- Make Hens Lay ready. Keep up a stout heart and tight for life course was taken at Tufts and the Blacksmith's 6 00 bark which was demn it is to condemn the con- i college like tt. Therefore.no matter what kind of food yon Bucksport “Lapland” him, right Flour, Grain anti Feed. until the last. The coast was an lronbound remainder in where he Ujw.. ml* with it daily Sheridan'* I'owil. r. otherwise, wrecked at St. Vincent in the recent de- ditions that made him a brute. Louisville, Ky., Is- when the with anti I did not know of your profit this fall and winter will lost t lour-per bb— Shorts—bag— .90 tine, towering cliffs, his is It assures assimila- of receivecf degree. price for egg* very high. perfect 4 00 Mixed .95 structive tornado, writes to his wife his sand beach on the windward side of St. of the food elements needed to produce egg*. It Straights. 50§5 feed, bag any tion Louis is sold by druggists, grocers, feed dealers or by mall. St. roller, Mlddllngs.bag .9531.00 experience as follows: Vincent. We were nearer the dreaded coast than 4 50 OO Should all the sympathy be given to th? nalirt It send to ua. Auk Oral §5 A boon to travelers. Dr. Fowler’s Extract of lfTon Patents— I am thankful to he permitted to write you of I thought, for I had been giving the vessel a «*ne park. tft eta five ft. large Mb. can |1 20. 81* cans royal mourners? You can answer “No" Wild Strawberry. Cures dysentery, diarrhoea, Exp. paid. Sample of Rx*T I’OI'LTHY i’Al-KU sent free. Winter wheat, 5 25 our terrible experience In the hurricane of drift of five miles per hour anti she had been JOHNSON A tX2* Custom House Pt., Boston, Masa. 5 50 without by a hair’s breadth becoming nausea. Pleasant to take. Acts 1. S, Spring wheat, 10. drifting seven, something unheard of. | seasickness, Corn meal, per bag .90 Sept. mawkish in sentiment. And the While we were on shoes she struck your promptly.'—Advt. Corn, full weight per God alone knows what I suffered In body and putting hag .95 mind, knowing that if the wind continued %ve bottom, the sea going clear over us. Four times Oats, Western, per would be cast a coast where It would she was lifted high on top of a comber, the last bu .3S§.40 upon rocky he a miracle If of us safe to shore. one lauding her where she lay quiet. We shook Hides and Tallow. any got I arrived at Barbados forenoon. Sat- hands and 1 told Leslie If lie got safe ashore to lb— lb— Friday Hides—per Tallow—per the sail home. Ox, .05 Rough, .01K ui day, weather looking bad, 1 let go the second carry tidings Cow, .05 Tried, .03 K anchor. The barometer falling slowly, I went We then went on deck—hail to crawl to rail, Bull, .04 K couldn’t stand on our feet. 1 looked to the weather bureau for information, hut they but could / Do You Want Calf skins, green 9 THESE IS HO KIND OF PAIN OR I could not tell me where the storm was or how see nothing. I looked down and there saw the Why .25 * 8.75 ACHE, INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL. Pelts, .403.50 far off. I went on board at 4 p. in., got every- dry sand when the sea ran off. Then my spirits F THAT PAIN-KILLER WILL NOT RE- I Lambskins, .25 3245 8 rose for I knew we were safe. I called the j thing secure, gave out all the chains. At p. # LIEVE. Seeds. bands into the cabin and we to m., heavy squalls from N. F. to F. Had axes got something { a bu 2 00 lb— Herdsgrass, Clover—per to cut for 1 knew If vessel eat. Bicycle? ready spars, parted LOOK OUT FOR IMITATION? AND SOM- Redtop, per lb .18 Red, .12 J * lb and went broadside, she would capsize. At y We then got a small line and put It around For don’t to tinker with it S STITII-C? :m GENUINE BOTTLE Lawn seed, per .18 Alslke, .13 £ Not j the mate and overboard and safe enjoyment, you? J Dried Fruit. p. m. vessel started. The lightning and howl- ! he jumped got P BEARS THE NAME, after each ride and hours and \ Figs, .123.20 Tamarinds, .10 ing blast were something awful. I put my ashore, after two attempts. 1 then bent a line f spend cleaning adjust- .10 5 PERRY DAVIS & SON. Dates, Currants, .08§.12 mouth to the mate’s ear and told him to crawl to Leslie and sent him. .08 §.15 .06 v. a chain. 7 Raisins, Apples, string We all ashore the same The hurri- ing dirty, stretching • AVVAAW»A%AVAA%« Prunes. .10§.14 Apples, sliced .10 forward (no man could stand) and cut lanyards. got way. was its We behind I took my hatchet and got to main backstay and cane then at height. lay and bushes to from blown ©olti Dust UotuScr. drew it across lanyard—could not strike a blow, logs keep being away f&asjjtng the wind was so tierce. The darkness and howl- and to keep the sand from cutting our faces. ing and shrieking of the hurricane were beyond After a while it abated some. Then Leslie and I description. my-elf started to find some town where we could or cable. All spars went by the board when she fsll off telegraph We came across some in the bush with 5 side to wind on her beam ends. Broken spars people their children and told u- we could not and flapping sails made a tearful noise. I scut they cro-s Hi*: rivi rs. I. I• r: all down and €EZ^ Leslie (captain’s sou) below, as there was no u-«- l_.-~ were there was not hou.-e -tuudlng. Then we .,! ■, f<>r him or any one else on deck. The vessel r ~.o started to go ai other but It was the same was then unmanageable. Both chains out, way, destruction .ver her Wo vent back and is spars, sail' and rigging lying alongside and ’»VJl9n oil the .o h all soaked to our 1 under her bottom. All we could do was to -topped night, ^" ,u i_ ami rain l.. .lug in torrent-. hold on and let her drift. I knew that the other -kin-, Next I tr‘ .i. a jt n. u-e. vessels were somewhere near and it made me day Tuesday I a horse and ton otain *f us started more anxious. I knew the V'-.-el would weather got for two miles. :ar the gale if she didn't go ashore. Kingston, twenty bcvc:' Three vessels are a-hote within two miles of It was 105 mites to the Island of st. Vincent | each other. We had !<■ swim rivers, climb and I thought the hurricane must abate bet mountains ami fallen buildings. 1 can not ox I drifted that far. The night wore on. Such a j the awful destruction ibis hurricane has night! God grant that 1 may not have to pass press caused. a tree i- standing, and in some through another. Leslie was upmost In my Hardly Chaiiiless instances where the tree stood the gale, the bark but he kept up a stout heart—only Bicycles} a thoughts, is peeled off Lead bodies of cattle, Washing asked me once if there was any danger, and that entirely \ — sheep, hogs, poultry and human beings are was when 1 went below and told him the vessel C ^=$125 ) Powder strewn Not a town outside of I was totally dismasted. everywhere. Kingston Is standing. Kvcry village we passed It gives to on humble home or a palace the cleansing touch that ; Sunday morning dawned upon a scene such S Entail no work or worry upon the rider. A cloth to f was levelled to the ground. hi both alike require. It’s woman’s best friend and dirt’s worst enemy, } as few men ever looked upon. The heavens a Poor souls sitting around asking us for bread the frame is all that is to X H Tilt N. K. FAIBBANK COMPANY, Chicago. 8t. Louis. New York. Boston. Pbtlada. mass of rolling clouds, the ocean lashed Into f wipe polished required to eat, lost bad, clothing and all. white foam and vessel laying on hoi -ide. everything they C them in order. f They were the dead. Some In board keep perfect Spars, sails and rigging were twisted and rolled burying coffins, some In trenches. They estimate the up together. Three other vessels In sight In killed at 500, but of the damage done to same condition. property f Columbia Chain Wheels,.$75 no estimate can be made. GOLD CLARION RANGES At 7 a. m., wind suddenly fell calm. I knew ^ then we were in the centre or vortex of the hur- ? Hartford 50 S -AND- Bicycles,. and cut some of the all the wooden clocks and ricane. We went to work Nearly S and 35 wreckage away ; then the wind suddenly struck watches which are to be seen in front of Vedette Bicycles, ..$40 / WATER 1 felt we were for we would HOT south and safe, jewelers’ stores are made by one man. which I to he £ Machines and Priies Guaranteed. drift clear of the Island, judged This man has been in the business for f forty miles due west from us. At 8 a. m., It many years and was pngaged in making HEATING blew for one hour, when It suddenly shifted to them when President Lincoln was assas- with more violence than before. cast, blowing sinated. Before the murder of the presi- and told the Frank Peter 1 went below’ mate, dent these clocks were painted with their l POPE MFG. CO., hands pointing tft any hour of the day, as | But when the -AT- might happen. president C 307 East Baltimore St. TRY GRAIN-0! TRY GRAIN-0! was killed by Booth, this sign-maker re- ^ solved to have all of his at a uni- Ask vour Grocer to-day to show you a pack- signs form hour to ihe occur- ELDRIDGE’S. age of GRAIN it, the new food drink that lakes commemorate fnc piace «»t coffee. The children may drink It rence. As he happened to hear of Lin- All who without injury as well as the adult. coln’s assassination at just eighteen min- rich seal brown try it. like it. GRAIN u has that utes the morning after it oc- it is made from past eight F. A. Columbia of Mocha or .Java, but pure curred, the has since that COOMBS, Dealer, most delicate stomach receives sign-maker Crockery [Trains, and the time It without distress. % the uricu of oolite, loc. always painted Lia clwvlic with their hands at that hour. ME. In great variety. and 25c. per package, ooiu by all grocers. | ELLSWORTH, 3Thc ^llsruorth American. COUNTY GOSSIP. MAINE FREE BAPTISTS. LKTTKR FROM MANILA. ‘Hbbrrtierment*. American’s Uouldsboro corre- The Annual Meeting of the State Associa- Hancock County Boy Who Took Part has been eating ripe strawber- a local and political journal spondent tion at Madison. In Its Capture. ries from C. A. published Campbell's garden. Madison, Sept. 30 (special)—A three Sergeant C. M. Condon, a South Brooks- EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. days’ session of the Maine Free Baptist ville boy who is now with the American One of the biggest bears killed in Han- AT State association has just closed here. troops at Manila, writes home as follows: ELLSWORTH, MAINK, cock county recently was shot at Otis About 250 delegates from different parts “Of course you know by this time we BY THE Thursday by Wallace Tibbetts. The ani- of the State have been together and much are in possession of Manilla. We took HAMOCK COUNTY PUBLISHING CO. mal was seven feet In length. business iias been done for church work, the city by assault with the land forces F. w. Rollins, Editor and Manager. woman’s foreign mission work, and work and bombardment the fleet. The bat- an by a for South Deer Isle had old-fashioned Subscription Price—Si.iH) year; fl.00 of the Free Baptist Y. P. S. C. E. tle lasted only about four hours. I was six ih.r>0 cents for three months, If supper last week. The women folk -tr In 73 and 38 cents We have had with us missionaries from in command of one section w ith a Hotch- pa. iy ailvance, SI.30, their the and (v. All are reckoned at brought knitting, spinning re-peedv, arrearages India, and one a native of Africa, who has kiss two-pound rapid-fire gun. We easily the ta'.x ol' :. per year. carding wheels whirled, and the snuff- been educated in schools and will carried the Spanish outposts, and pursued, Advertising Kates—A re reasonable, And will box was passed around. be made known on application. soon return to his native savage tribe to taking intrenchment after intrenchment, start a mission them. It has been till the white went on the ram- Bu inunieatlons should be addressed Bar Harbor and Ellsworth have renewed among flag up to, anti all orders made to. The to be here. parts of the fort. I was on money payable their efforts to secure a train dur- good complimented Han cot k County Publishing Co., Ells- Sunday We did not forget to put in a word for my work in the fight. The shots were worth, Malm ing the winter. The opening of the Wash- the cause of temperance and had two going pretty lively when we tore down ington county railroad this fall may be a rousing one from Hon. Hiram and passed over the last intrenchment. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1898. factor In determining the result. papers, Knowlton, of Portland, one from Rev. 1 was not the least nervous, and never Mr. of Falmouth. for a moment of hurt. We Of course C. Oliver Iselin came to Deer Small, thought being American ttotals Abroatl. Isle to engage a crew before he undertook Madison is a thriving, pleasant village lost only a few men; the Spaniards lost From almost every foreign country to defend the America’s cup. One would engaged in the manufacturing of woolen several hundred. All our men were as as soon to war without a an for think of going comes increased demand cloth and pulp. There are three churches cool as though at target practice. Maxim gun as of entering into a big American are sell- near “The here are goods—we actually yacht race without Maine sailors.—Lew- very each other, and the pastors English people delighted ing silks in France. The following iston Journal. and people work together in harmony. to see us. I am having a very pleasant This was shown in the enter- time here with the English. Most of report from the United States consul The Bar Harbor boys, Martin V. especially tainment of this large gathering. All them are rich owners of factories, planta- at Athens, Greece, which has just Webber, who was on board the battle- WAR ECHOES. 1,033,933. have words of praise for the hospitality tions, etc. The climate here is fine; we reached the department of state, ship “Maine” when she was blown up, of Madison. do not notice any increase of warmth This was the number of papers for itself: “There cannot be and has since been on the “Indiana”, and speaks between this and California. I am en- THE PEACE COMMISSION. printed, mailed and delivered to Arthur who served on board the the least doubt of the necessity of a Pray, subscribers by GOOD TEMPLARS. joying the beat of health. As the war is A cable from Paris to direct line of between the “Brooklyn” when she helped destroy special dispatch steamships ended now I hope to be home before Cervera’s fleet, are the lions of Bar Har- the N. Y. .Sun says: United States and Mediterranean Semi-Annual of Grand long.” Meeting Lodge _ The bor just now._ “It is impossible to describe the situ- BANGOR ports. at Southwest Harbor. Hancock Cirange. ation in regard to the coming peace nego- “There is a wide field and With the advent of the railroad, The semi-annual session of County DAILY NEWS large forty-first tiations as There is no an industrial boom. Hancock County Pomona grange held hopeful. possibil- for a and Cherryfield expects the grand of Good of profits well-managed line, lodge Templars ity of the and American commis- The board of trade is active. It is at its annual meeting with North Sedgwick Hpanish during the months of April, May it should he an American one, Maine will be held at Southwest Harbor, Hying Oct. 1. The weather sioners reaching any agreement until June and which made a present in negotiation with a manufac- and of next week. grange, Saturday, July, the stars and if Wednesday Thursday the one or both net for stripes, possible. was and t he attendance was instructions given t>y average every day (Sun- turer of woolen cloth who has visited have been made for re- perfect, large. Arrangements are It of Many of the stores of Athens—all Members were from the governments radically changed. day's excepted) Cherryfield and says he will locate a fac- duced rates on railroads and steamboats. present following those that articles— goes without saying that tiie country to keep imported tory there if certain inducements and a is tbe order of exercises: granges: Floral, Bucksport; Verona, Following abandon its will not be exhibit American for sale as financial or are Rainbow, Narra- present position 9,942 each issue. goods consideration loan offered. 1 m., committee on cre- Bucksport; Rrooksville; Wednesday, p. America. English having been im- Cherryfleld’s heart is big, her porket- dentials in session at missic, Oriand; Penobscot; Castine; goods, they hall; 130 p. in., The News shows sworn state- East Bluehill and i^tmoine. “The fundamental d.tliculty is t tie from every book is by no means lean, and she is en- of session in G. L. and Brooklln; ported England. Nearly opening degree, utter and failure of ment to this fact. She the A address of welcome was incomprehensible mail letters of to this thusiastic. tnav get woolen mill. business of the re- very pleasant brings inquiry preparatory session; and her to realize given Rev. Mrs. and re- Spaiu representatives manu- of committee on initia- by Treworgy The consulate from merchants and port credentials; are likewise Greatest Daily Paper in “The moose which has been Mrs. Linnie of Or- their situation. They gladdening tion of candidates entitled to G. L. degree. sponded toby Keyes, factureri of the l lilted all of American mo- States, the of a lamentably ignorant Eastern. Northern and Central hearts Uouldsboro people is not ...... _ iand. anxious to find a market here for ami war seems to our West Franklin 1 he officers were elected: tives sentiment. The stranger here,” says tee on distribution. at S following Maine. Evening, o’clock, have them in this re- their products; for it is becoming averse to rail- John taught nothing correspondent. “Being meeting of tbe State Institute of Juve- Master, Dority, Bluehill; overseer, known that Greece became to Franklin when t he Ban- spect. They still regard the United A clean, reliable. generally imports roads, nile Workers. Wesley Cousins, Umoine; lecturer, Mrs. family newspa- .Stales as a nation of whose all kinds of and machin- & Aroostook road was built. He I?h11 i*‘ N. shop keepers, per, giving all th»» latest reports nearly goods gor Thursday forenoon, at 8 o’clock, tem- Harriman, Bucksport; steward, at will the of the sole ambition is to drive a hard bargain, by Associated Press, and The ery. roamed among gardens 9 F. Norton, Penobscot; assistant steward, perance praise meeting; o’clock, reports and who are to News’own special ser- inhabitants, played hide and seek with John Wilson, Penobscot; treasurer, Ar- susceptible only argu- telegraph “Tne English, German and French of standing committees; general business. vice from ail News Centres. children, and himself to the thur East Hol- ments based on dollsrs and cents. that call presented At 2 p. m., of Wood, Bluehill; secretary, transportation companies reports committees; general “The commissioners have come husbandman as he gathered loads of lis Austin, Lainoine; gate Mr, Spanish >«'inl »i* .in ct*. fur uni* her are a huge closing business. mtet- keeper, doing very good business; Evening, public to Paris armed with h mass of month's trial meadow hay from the fields in the woods. stover, Bucksport; pomona, Mrs. Linnie quibbles subscription. but the Greek want a >ug. importers _ When it became evident that the Shore ut-yes, Oriand; llora, Miss Jennie Bow- j IF YOU SEE IT to from to contest chant-' get imports directly Line was to be lie left. We were <*. pose point by point every built, Maine’s Oldest A !J. Man. ien, Castine; ceres, Mrs. Abbie Page, I IN THE NEWS IT'S NEWS and thus save the of American clAim, outside of America, profits sorry to part with that moose, but then, Bates post, 58, South Norridgewock, has North Sedgwick; L. A. steward, Miss j especially Cuba and Porto itico. Their instructions the middlemen.” what is a moose to a railroad anyway?’’ as a member Ben L'lure, who is the oldest Winnie Bracy, Brookliu; chaplain, H. J. Co., above all compel them to resist t*» the last Bangor Publishing (J. A. R. man in Maine, and woo has seen Harriman, Bucksport. The boom for the Bar casino resort any surrender of Spanish sover- Harbor as if not more, of life than The election and installation, with Me. President has been much, army the, Bangor, McKinley given which was launched a few weeks eignty in the Philippines. ago any other soldier in the State. usual annual reports, occupied nearly the much information on the seems to have in “The result of the can satisfactory collapsed, but place of Mr. Clure was born in England In 1812. entire session. After the installation negotiations outlook for success in the it comes a brand-new boom only he a deadlock, which will be reached republican projected by At the age of twenty-eight, he enlisted m Misses Minnie and Beulah Thurston sang ] his callers W. M. of the either early in the negotiation!) or aft* r congressional campaign, by Koberts, Newport house, a rifle brigade and sewed nine years, two a very pleasing duct. Interesting remarks | with the of other Bar Harbor weeks are wasted in discussion. Some during the last two or three days. support years of which he was in Africa fighting were made by many of the older members. I citizens and summer residents. The neutral observers who know the Spanish Among those who gave this informa- plan t he Kaffirs. At t he close of t his campaign The usual abundant dinner and supper I BUY MY MEATS is attitude do not hesitate that it will to build a casino, 150 feet long, 65 feet he bis were served the ladies in the tossy tion were Senators Hanna, of Ohio; returned to his home and bought by dining- wide, between the and the require at least a formidable naval demon- of and of Newport discharge, receiving with it two stripes, room. Mason, Illinois, Pritchard, stration «»ff the const of before that Kockaway houses, overlooking the hay. ser- rhe next will be held with Nar- Spain North ex-Governor Mer- given for good conduct while in the meeting Carolina; The which will include besides comes to its senses.” building, vice. ramissic grange at Oriand. country riam. of Minnesota; Representatives an excellent concert room, side rooms for DRESSER’S MARKET In 1849 he came to Maine ami settled at Cannon, of Illinois, and of ladies and a Thomas F. Bayard l>ead. Hepburn, gentlemen, bowling alley, South Norridgewock, farming during the Deer Isle and Camden Robberies. ON MAIN STREET. and A. E. chairman of billiard rooms and all that goes to make Thomas F. Bayard, lawyer, statesman, Iowa, Holton, summer and cooking in the lumber camps The authorities of Knox county are I <;rt an ideal for men and ex-ambassador to Great Britain and ex- the republican state committee, of up lounging place in the winter. In 1S61 he went to Wis- busy ferreting out the gang associated w ill cost about secretary of state of the United States, North Carolina. The last-named told women, £30,000. consin and whin the Civil war broke out with Lester Small, of Deer isle, in tin Silverware Checks died at the home of his son-in-law in the President that the republicans enlisted in the 1st Wisconsin volunteers, petty robberies at Deer Isle. Camden and The people in the vicinity of Indian Dedham, Mass., last Wednesday after- there for all CASH purchases. No other would two in North serving three years in the regiment. other places. gain congressmen Mt. Desert have their curi- market them. Point, island, noon, aged seventy years. Small has made a in im- gives Carolina. The tenor of all the Returning to Maine he again began part nfession, general aroused the that ati osity by report Eng- but bis love for life was others with hi n the robber- information the President is farming, army Orlaml Fair. plicating given lish is to establish there works I BUY FIRST-CLASS GROCERIES syndicate still and he ies. He he was not the Deer Isle strong, enlisted in tbe 19th The Oriand fair last w as a says that the have to for the manufacture of a com- Wednesday republicans nothing bleaching Maine for the of the war. He but has the officers on the remainder success. The attendance was robberies, put THERE ALSO. fear the over-con- To lend to the rumor great large, excepl existing pound. weight was wounded at tbe battle of track of men whom he are the Hatchers and the amusement afforded was satisfac- says guilty which makes it difficult to comes the sintement that seventy tons of fidence, run, Virginia, but remained with his tory to the crowd. The fair closed with a ones. caustic soda to be used in the manufac- convince republican voters that their regiment until it was mustered out. ball in the evening. ture have already been to Indian w. H. I) HESSE It. votes will be needed this year. shipped Mr. Clure was eighty-six on bis last Hath Schoouer Lost. Point. Where so little reliable informa- birthday ami is a remarkably smart man. There Is more Catarrh In this section of the The Bath schooner “Sarah E. Palmer”, tion is obtainable Maine are to country than all other disease* put together, people apt He is a little but is one of the Palmer fleet of deaf, hiseyeaight good, and until the last few was to i*e four-masters, Senator one of the com- be A visitor to the of year* supposed Cullom, skeptical. vicinity and be can see to read very well. At a re- lncuiablc. Fora great many year*doctor* pro- foundered off the South Carolina coast Indian Point now hears remarks nounced It a local disease, and local missioners sent to Hawaii the Cni- just cent reunion of bis at prescribed in a hurricane. The ic~nu 'ftt' o 4; l/-- '<$- by regiment Norridge- remedies, and taillnir to cure Sunday, captain, ^ which cause him to that the by constantly ted States to report as to the form of suggest Eng- wock he was one of tbe first to extend a with local treatment, pronounced It Incurable. William H. Whittier, of Somerville, lish save the of Science ha* catarrh to he a constitution- that would be most suit- syndicate might expense welcome to bis old comrades. proyen and five of the crew were lost. Two GRAY’S BD°.r.Ven.cS COLLEGE government al disease, and therefore Mass., caustic here—it can be obtained require*constitutional and School of Shorthand and Typewriting. arrived home He shipping treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured colored seaman were saved. able, recently. says TAUGHT TO DO BT DRY DISCARDED. in liberal quantities near at band. w as rhe Crew Lost : by F. J. Cheney A Co Toledo, Ohio, Is the only DOING THEORY that the commission has concluded its constitutional cure on the market. It Is taken SEND of tbe Harbor FOR FRBB CATALOGUR. Keeper Wasgatt, Prospect lu doses from 10 to a and as a result of its observa- Internally drops teaspoon- iSbbrrtisrmrnts. Addrts* FRANK L. QUAY. PORTLAND, ME. labors, I be laurels which Hall McCormick, lrght, believes tbe crew of the schooner ful. It acts direotly on the blood and mucous tions will recommend a territorial surfaces of the system. offer one hun- the Bar Harbor cottager, claimed for “J. W. Fault”, which was picked off They up dred dollars for any case It falls to cure. Send Efflal Xo ticca. form of government, different from driving a coach and four to the top of Petit Manan over a week ago and towed for circulars and testimonials. Address, F. .1. CHENKY A O. that of the territories of the Fnited Green mountain, have faded. It was not into Southwest was lost. CO., Toledo, STATE OF MAINE. Harbor, Sold by Druggists, 75c. States modified to suit the conditions an unprecedented feat. E. H. Greely, On Sept. 26, the day after the schooner Hall’s Family Pills are the l»est. Hancock: ss.—At a probate court held at Ellsworth, in and for said county of Hancock, the Ellsworth drove a four- was a boat full of water in Hawaii. horseman, picked up, yawl on the fourth day of October, in the year of in-hand to the top of Green mountain was picked up near Black ledges. Her amusnimu. our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-eight. nineteen ago. The which he had been cut off over the years party painter rail; her EDWIN M. MOORE. instrument purporting to be Maine Uquor Statistics. THE GREAT took to the top was a distinguished one, falls had been cut and one block and part dealer In all kinds of Al'KKTAINa copy of the last will and testament of An article will be Rebecca S. Hreed. late of the city and county interesting compiled Senator Don Cameron and was including of the fall still in the boat, which Freeh, Salt. Smoked, Dry of Philadelphia, and ('ormnouw alth of Penn- the bureau of statistics, by containing Mrs. Cameron, Senator Eugene Hale and seems to indicate that the boat was cut sylvania, deceased, and of the probate thereof facts to the State agencies FISH. in said Commonwealth of l'enns\ lvania, duly relating liquor Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Z. from the stern of some vessel. Her rails MAINE FESTIVALS. Chandler, Judge authenticated, having been presented to the end the traffic, which will Cod, Haddock, Halibut, liquor appear A. P. Wiswell and Mrs. Wiswell. It was forward were broken and stem crushed, Bluetlsb, judge of probate lor our said county of Han- in the next of the It Second 1 SOS. Mackerel, Trout, Salmon, cock, for the purpose of being allowed, filed report department. a of besides the driver. This where no doubt she was struck the Season, party ten, by Clams, Scallops and Lobsters. and recorded in t.ie probate court of our said will be interesting reading, too, for those is not the only feat in the way of driving vessel when cut away. county of Hancock. states which are the A True Kant End y v. uK w uc watching operation Mr. Years be Campbell Bldg., Bridge, performed by Greely. ago Rancor, Oct. (», 7, 8. a copy of the lust mil and testament of Rufus of the law in Maine. Fire «t Mil ELLSWORTH, ME. prohibition was handling the lines over four horses bridge. R. Thomas, late of the city and county of The statistics show that the or the .-. a Philadelphia and Com n. on wealth of Penn- State, on the old and has driven over The building occupied by Milbridge stage lines, Portland, Oct. 10, 11, 12. sylvania. deceased, and the probate the counties of the received from was burned State, some roads that would make the crack j laundry Saturday morning. YNWOOD V. GILES, tnereof in said Commonwealth of Penn- town a: i State was sylvania, duly authenticated, having been liquor agencies *9,466.10, of Bar Harbor’s swell set turn The building erected several years WM. R. CHAPMAN, Conductor. 1 “whips" presented to the judge of probate for our said and from tines *92,964.26. at a cost of for the manufac- of pale. ago £5,000 Attorney and Counsellor at Law. county Hancock, for the purpose of being ture of photographic dry plates, but for Grand Orchestra of 70 and Immense Tho- allowed tiled and recoided in the probate Island rns of 1 (MX) court of our said county of Hancoc k. Baker’s wants someone to pick has Voices. New idea In Newspapers. the past year been occupied as a Also a certain instrument purporting to be the loose end of that cable which is World The Boston Journal's habit of up Renowned Soloists and Artists. a copy of the last wdl and .men: and cod- keeping laundry. Special attention given to Collections and all icil dangling near Northeast Harbor, so that thereto of Calvin l'ro*t, late of Peekskill, ahead is w once again brought strong- The building, owned by Jasper Commercial business. in the county of VYcstchesiei. and state of Concert Tickets are now on sale at she can talk with her and call Single New deceas and of the to o attention. neighbors was insured for The York, d, probate ly pub: The Sunday Jour- Wyman, £733. M. H. in the doctor, if The Ameri- Andrews’ Music Store, Ranger, and Cres- thereof in said state of New York, duly au- nal w !l next in a new and necessary. owned William L. appear Sunday laundry apparatus, by Jones A Portland. thenticated, having been prest nted to the can’s writes: r*ey, Allen'*, MONEY TO LOAN. original form, most convenient to han- correspondent Foster, was insured for £509. judge of probate for our sum a unty of Han- cock, for the purpose Of allowed, tiled Last after war with was de- being dle, ai-.i effective in arrangement, with spring, Spain at once for choice seats. SECURITY TAKEN ON HEAL ESTATE and recorded in the court of our said at Apply probate clared, a signal station was established on Ba- New Cottage Hancock Point. county of Hancock. forty-eight pages, a large increase in space OR PERSONAL PROPERTY. Island and a a Ordered: That notice thereof be given to ker's telephone line was to con- James I^egendre, prominent attorney Evening Trices, 91.50 and 92.00 over former issues. The Sunday Journal 91.00, all persons interested therein, by publishing nect it to Northeast Harbor. The line crossed the summer ALL BUSINESS STR’CTLT CONFIDENTIAL. of New Orleans, who spent Matinee J’rh-e*. 75c.. 91.00 and 91.50 a of this order three wee ks is toe first paper in the country to bring cony successively Little Cranberry, Sutton’s and Bear Islands on at Hancock is so charmed w ith tbe in the Ellsworth American, a newspaper modern novel Point, Office* over Burrlll National out Lliits idea. The connection between the islands and Bank, printed at Ellsworth, in said county of Han- posts. build a place that he has decided to cot- Ellsworth, ♦ Maine. cock, the first publication to be three weeks, The New England Home Magazine, with I from Bear to Northeast Harbor was by subma- GEO. H. tage there. GRANT, at least, before the first day of November, its forty-eight pages, profusely illustrated, rine cable. The day the last piece of cable was u. d. 1898, that they may appear at Mr. Legendre has purchased of Mrs. A. STEWART, M. D. a court then tone held at and the illustrated weekly, filled with laid that to Northeast Harbor) news of peace probate Ellsworth, McFarlaDd the shore lot known as in anti for said county of Hancock, at ten came. The connection was not and the Sunset pbotograoUc pictures of events of the day made, o'clock in the forenoon, and show cause, if and next season will build a hand- INSURANCE. HOMCEOPATIIIST, in New and of the world's im- signal men were recalled and discharged. The ledge, any they have, against the same. England West Brooksmli !, Maine. O. P. of Probate. Baker’s Island light keeper can now telephone some summer residence. CUNNINGHAM, Judge portant doings, will be included each Graduate Bo it Diversity. Member of A true copy of original order of court. to the of Bear Island but not to keeper light, ELLSWORTH and BAR HARBOR. Maine dloal American Attest:— Chah. P. Dour, Register. Sunday with the new-style Journal. Bath Beta a Contract. flomceopath society; Northeast Harbor. It Is hoped the connection Institute of Homoeopathy, and corre»|>ondin«? Features of interest in next Sun- has been member Boston Medical UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. special will be made at Northeast, for it would be a The Bath Iron Works awarded Homoeopathic society. District court of the United States for day’s issue will include the story of per- convenience in In for in- a contract to build one of the four moni- tH.intrt). TELEPHONE CONNECTION. the dis- many ways. winter, trict of in in tors authorized the last Maine, bankruptcy. sonal evneriences the war by Col. E. P. stance, when a northwest gale Is blowing, a by Congress. To the creditors of Greenleft L. of — Hodgkins, is Accommodation for a few BZjZjSWOZITB f t he Second could be summoned The contract price £862,000. in the of Hancock and said Clark, Massachusetts regi- physician by telephone more boarders at 42 Slate si.. Ellsworth. Edeu, county BOARDERS district, a bankrupt: ment initial one of a series New and could come to Baker’s before the wind STEAM LAUNDRY (the by is that on the first Women are not the only ones who are sensi- "VJOTJCE hereby given and when a boat could not beat to windward to ASD IiATH BOOMS. of a. d. the said England soldiers), the first of sev- tive about their ages. A man doesn’t like to be Notices. day October, 1S98, him. Special Greenleft L. Hodgkins was articles Frederic bring told that he is getting old. Health keeps a man duly adjudicated eral by Roy Martin, the “NO PAY, NO WA8HEE.” bankrupt, and that the first meeting of his It doesn’t make any difference If he NOTICE s staff young. OF DISSOLUTION^^' creditors will be held at No. 2»J State street, Journal special correspondent in Hancock Teachers. has lived eighty years. If they have been County is hereby All kinds of laundry worn done at short to room 2, at Ellsworth, in said district of Han- Porto of the healthv years, he will lie hale and hearty and I^UOTICE given that the firm of Rico, telling picturesquely The Hancock H. (i. tlce. Goods called for and delivered. cock, on the twentieth of Octo- County Educational as- won’t 100k within twenty years as old as he is. Smallidge Jit To., Winter Harbor, Thursday, day H. K. ESTEY A CO., a. d. at ten o’clock in the at odd and interesting events connected Good and red blood mate Maine, has this day dissolved partnership by ber, 1898, forenoon, sociation will hold its annual convention digestion rich, peo- West End Bridge. Ellsworth Me. which time and the said look I>r. Golden Medi- mutual consent. J. Howard Snyder retires place creditors may with the invasion of that island. ple youthful. Pierap’s their claims in Bar Harbor on Monday and Tuesday, cal makes rich, red blood. It makes and the business will be conducted in the fu- attend, present for allowance, Discovery ture a trustee and transact such other Oct. 17 and 18. health In the It works according to by H. G. Smallidge. appoint right way. Winter C. business as come before the the and in 30 years of it Harbor, Sept. 20. 1898. W. BASFORD, may properly Accidentally Shot. right theory, practice, John b. Redman, has that the theory is absolutely cor- meeting. proved SPEC IAL NOTICE TO WATER Referee in Harvey Grindle, aged sixteen years, Death of Mrs. David rect. It at the beginning—begins by TAKERS. bankruptcy. Uugbee. begins FX2LXT O TUNER. EU«wcrth, Ms., Oct. 3, a. U. putting the stomach, liver and bowels into per- office of the Ellsworth Water Co. at son of Ed vard Griudle, of West Sedg- Mrs. David Bugbee, of Bangor, well Wood a: Dyer, fect order, but it begins its work on the THENo. 1 Franklin St. v.lll be open every was while good Solicitors for Greenleft L. Hodgkins. wick, accidentally shot hunt- known in Ellsworth, died yesterday af- blood before it finishes with the digestive Bys- Saturday afternoon ami uveu ng (as well t'- Hereafter my patrons in Ellsworth will tem. It searches out disease wherever other week until furthe. notice. All ing last Wednesday. The wounds were ternoon. gij- jce4ve8 beside her germs days) leave orders at the bookstore of husband, they may be and forces them out of the hotly. business will b3 promptly atte ided to at the kindly iepvrtcu a'* probab’y fatal. oae son, Luther. a:: top the “ito.Yery”. oJIiee. It. tx. tiupu F. A. Coombs. Subscribe for The AiiEKiCAN WORTHLESS REPAIRS. CITY MEETING. BUCKSPORT MYSTERY. FOOTBALL. aWjcrtisnnnitB. Baflroabs anb Steamboats. j r,> The Gerry Policemen Again Heard Season Vic- ENORMOUS SUMS WASTED AN- From Hills Audited. WHO MURDERED MRS. SARAH Opened In Kllsworth with Maine Central Railroad. The full board was present at the reg- WARE? tory for High School. What Hood's NUALLY ON ROADS. Pid Commencing Oct. 3, 1888, ular monthly meeting of the aldermen The football season in Ells- opened BAR HARBOR TO BANGOR. The meeting was a MISSING TWO WEEKS—1JODY It Cured Mother and Made Her ENGINEER PRICE, OF CALIFORNIA, PRE- Monday evening. FOUND worth Saturday, when Brewer and Ells- record-breaker in A. M., r. M. P. If. SOME FIGURES— shortness, adjourn- SUNDAY—CIRCUMSTANCES STRONG- Well BAR SENTS STARTLING worth high schools met at Wyman park. Entirely HARBOR.,10 30 3 00 ment reached before 9 o’clock. But Sorrento. .! 3 35 CULVERTS SHOULD BE BUILT being LY SUPPORT MURDER THEORY. The was without much Sullivan .. 4 00 little business outside the dull routine of game played pre- This Croat Cives OF MASONRY. Mediclno Vigor Mt Desert Ferry. 11 35 00 4 35 $ auditing accounts was transacted. The of Mrs. Sarah of liminary announcement or practice. The and Waukoag, S. Fy.1 11 23 1 Ift 4 48 _ body Ware, Bucks- Vitality. The the bills Hancock. 11 2s ] 20 4 48 ghost of Gerry police was found an of the Brewer Some months ago tho peoploof Sacra- port, Sunday in unfrequent- manager team telephoned My mother was taken very sick. She Franklin Road. 11 38 1 40 4 58 stalked but was til 47 2 i.V mento voted to issue bonds again abroad, promptly ed half a mile from her to had of the liver and a bad WaHh’gtonCo.Jc. f5 07 county, Cal., pasture nearly Manager Campbell of Ellsworth to congestion kid- ELLSWORTH laid The matter was 11 53 2 30 5 13 by Mayor ll'ggioa. home. The skull was the trouble. The for road construction purposes, but crushed, jaw- know7 if he ney prescriptions and medi- Ellsworth Falls. til 88 2 40 5 19 1). K. who I could accommodate him with owing to a possible defect in tho law, brought up by Hurley, a» bone broken, and a small bag in which cines she took did not relieve her and she Nlcolin.1112 12 fS 00' 5 30 a game. Green Lake. tl2 22 3 20 f5 40 peared before the board as counsel for the she carried her Manager Campbell Mowed he decided the matter is iu the courts for adjudica- money fs missing. These to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla. She Lake House. fl2 31. f3 85 |5 50 His in behalf of and t Mill.'. t3 tion. Not long after San Mateo county Gerry policemen. plea facts support the theory of murder. could, hen hustled around to get the began taking it and the very next day Egery’s 40 f5 59 a familiar sound. Holden. H2 38 3 50; 0 03 the policemen had In Sarah was a she voted on the same question and decisive- Ware widow, fifty jtars of boys together. The score was 17-0 in commenced to improve. She is non- Brewer .Tunc. 12 58 4 20 6 23 effect It was * threat to sue the city if the Bangor, Ex. St. 1 05 4 30' rejected it It is said that this result age. She was eccentric—“a little queer,” favor of well and she owes it all to Hood’s Sarsa- 6 30 ly Ellsworth. BANGOR, M. C. 1 10 4 6 35 bills were not paid. said. Her home for the live She the 55| indicates "that the people generally are people past parilla. praises medicine very r. M. A. M. said that he would The day was warm for football, and not willing to bond their credit for tho Mayor Higgins op- years had been with Mrs. Robert Miles, highly and has recommended it to others. Portland.. 5 35 .' 1 30 tiie of one cent unless the neither team in •oston. 9 05 .| 6 57 of pose payment in the lower end of the town. was form, so that a good 1 had a severe bilious attack and purpose constructing good roads," my BANGOR TO BAR HARBOR. was ordered to do so the and if aro to bo city by courts. Mrs. Ware game w7as not The result mother advised me to take that improvements Saturday evening, Sept. 17, anticipated. Hood’s Pills. p. M. A. M. A. M. Aid. and echoed in some other Whitney, Lord Staples left the house to call on the of I did so and never took made tho highways, family was a surprise to the as well as to any medicine that Boston.I 7 9 00 the of the players of means it must sentiments mayor. John in another of the did me so much I 00|.j method providing for Buldoc, part town. the good. have taken The bills contracted the board spectators. The Ellsworth team is Portland 11 oft 12 30 he found. being by She bad spoken of a visit Hood’s Sarsaparilla myself and it j making quite almost of gives of health were the of some dis- composed entirely green men, In an exhaustive address on tho sub- subject at the and no was me life and ambition.” Mss. D. A. BANGOR. A’ft*V 7 35* 4 35 Buldoc’s, suspicion and Stone, and resulted in a though they have practiced but Bangor, Ex. St. 6 40 7 4 40 J. It. Price of rhe stato cussion, vote instruct- aroused when she did not return home. Maine. 45| ject, Engineer Winthrop, Remember Brewer Junction. 6 47! 8 05 4 47 the clerk to the board of little, they put up a game which was 1 consider- ing notify A week passed, and then Mrs. Miles Holden. f7 09 8 501 f5 09 highway commission, recently marked team the will no by good play in formation Egery’s Mill. f 8 551. ed tho matter in detail and showed health that city pay more bills learned that Mrs. Ware had left the and and individual Lake House. f7 16 f 9 00 t5 10 for flushing sewers unless work is interference, by good Greer. 9 what could bo accomplished if the mon- Buldoc house the Saturday evening she Hood’s oarilla Lake. t" 26 25 f5 26 work. ordered the Nlcolin .| f7 36 9 45 5 36 that is in worthless by mayor. called. Still this caused no for it Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. ey annually Bpont alarm, The team was coached Ellsworth Falls. 7 51 JO 15 5 51 ROLLS OF by R. E. Mason, should be devoted to building ACCOUNTS. was believed Mrs. Ware must be ELLSWORTH 7 57 10 45 5 57 repairs working who will handle team Are the only Pill* to take Rolls of accounts were as fol- the this year. He Hswvsl’o r>*||_ Wash’gton Co.Jc.j f8 0:8 11 05 f6 03 roads. In this Cali- passed somewhere in the as was her cus- IlOOa S with permanent respect, viciuity has ■lIlS Hood’s Sarsaparilla* Franklin Road. 8 12 11 38 6 12 lows: reason to feel flattered by the work so fornia may bo taken as a sample of tom. Hancock. I 8 221 11 .>6 f6 22 far done. S. 8 27 12 0. 6 samo STREET COMMISSIONER’S ROLL. Waukeag, Fy.;. j 27 nearly every stato, tho considera- Not until last Friday whs any serious Mt.Desert 8 35 The of the team was Ferry. 12 1.. 6 35 $117 87 line-up Ellsworth tions to all. Highways. made to find the woman. <£l)e King’s Daughters. Sullivan. 8 55 .. applying attempt missing as follows: left Sidewalks. 79 M Cox, end; Fernald, left Sorrento.I 9 25 .... I. Mr. Price found that Then it was found that she left the Bul- [This department is conducted the Hand- every county by BAR HARBOR.! 10 0u| 1 451 7 20 Bridges. 175 25 tackle; Whitmore, left guard; Sbute, in-IIand circle of the spends from $30,000 to $50,000 in re- doc house at 8.30 on the evening of her King's Daughters of Ells- centre; Blaisdell, right guard; Albert worth. Headquarters at rooms over B. C. pairs each year; that for 11 years prior $372 66 call. She was traced to Fogg’s store on Hodgkins’ Main Ells- tStop on signal or notice to Conductor. Stock bridge, right tackle; H. Campbell, candy factory, street, to 1K95, the total was $17,959,717.94, TEACHERS' SALARY ROLL. School street, where she made some trif- worth.] These trains connect at Bangor, with James through schools. $*‘81 00 right end; -Stockbrldge, quarter trains ora yearly averago of $1,033,701, but City purchase, paying for it from a on Main Line to and from Portland, Bos- ling purse left half not in- High school..... 17166 back; Perkins, back; Robinson, the ton and St. John. as there are other expenditures she carried in a small sHtchel. This was With approach of winter the ap- half C. full back. ho considers tho right back; Campbell, f.o the Tickets for All Points South and West eluded in theserfigures, 06 the last seen of Sarah Ware alive. plications benevolent committee of ♦852 Ellsworth scored a touchdown in the and the on at annual outlay to be $3,000,000, ROLL OK ACCOUNTS NO. 8. When these facts became King’s Daughters increase, and at sale the M. C. R. R. ticket office, known,search- first five minutes The touchdown in the roads play. there are there are no improvements FUND. NAME. AMOUNT. ing parties were soon scouring the coun- present very few garments with Ellsworth. was made Robinson. for L II by Campbell which to meet the to show it. Contingent, Phillips, $ 4 00 try in all directions. At noon Sunday demand. Friends of Passengers are requested to procure tickets .J A 2 00 kicked a goal. In the second half two before entering the train, and Ells- If this is continued for 40 Phillips, the was found in a the Hay: “I have some especially outlay body clump of bushes society frequently worth to Falls and Falls to Ellsworth. ?0 more touchdowns were one C. tho amount would D Harrington, 1 made, by thintru whinh I non irirn nnn Jin 1>»n yenrs, expended near a June leading from Pond street, on GEO. F. T F one EVANS, and this sum would Mahoney, 21 i.j Campbell, by Robinson. Campbell reach $80,000,000, which Mis. Miles lived, to a pasture. It need them.” Vice-Pres, and Gen’l Manager. miles I) K Hurley, 24 00 kicked goal on first, but failed on the F. K. BOOTH BY, Gen’l Pass, and Ticket A ir’t. pay for the construction of 10,000 was about of a mile from the Applications often have to be answered A W Cushman, ;;0 00 one-quarter second. of macadam, $5,000 a MiU hnmp Tim IxiHv « ou Ivlmr sn ll. as soon as are when there good costing I. B 28 00 they received, Wyman, was A. K. mile. There are in tho state about 44,- Eugene Ha'e, jr., umpire, is no time to send out for Frank K Cray, 2 CO back, and decomposition was far ad- articles, so any 000 to Cushman, referee, Hoyt A. Moore, timer. MANHATTAN miles of roads, and macadamize vanced. The left side of the face and persons having garments which they are of or 11,000 to one-quarter them, miles, John E I >»>y le, 2 00 skull was crushed. The satchel was miss- willing contribute, will confer a great The Ellsworth school team has would the coinmt re' d needs of high satisfy Hiram W Nason* *2 00 ing, and has not been found. favor if they will send them in as soon as STEAMSHIP three dates fixed as follows: Oldtown at CO., the hence within 40 not Hancock Co Pub 1 50 conven lent. state, years Co, These were the facts as laid before Ellsworth October at IltnryS Adams, *2 00 15; Brewer Brewer The Coroner D. L. Fields, of HUswortn, when headquarters of the society over 15. A M Foster, 1*2 jo October 2*2; Oldtown at Oldtown Novem- he arrived Sunday night. After viewing C. Hodgkins’ candy fac tory arc open Mon- G W Higgins, -2 00 ber 5. If a game is not arranged for next the body he ordered its removal. days, Wednesdays and Fridays, from 9 to L F Hooper, 12 00 Saturday it is probable that the will hoys I 12 a. in., and contributions can be left •1 H 2 00 On Coroner Fields summoned a Hopkins, Monday out for on with get practice points the there or he (» H 2 00 of W. A. they will sent for if word is Brooks, jury, consisting Guy McAlister, team. j Dirigo left with Miss L. A. ( lms M Higgins, 2 00 C. Swazey, S. K. llall, William Beazley, Belcher at the reading The Dirigo team has its and will room. F A Coombs, 3 IK) Parker Spofford and P. P. G'lmore. The suits, I N A ‘2 Of soon buckle down to work. It is probable very, coroner’s inquest developed no new facts, j Frank L Heath, 2 00 that a good coach will he employed. The Italian's Found. but established the fact, by medical wit- Body A K Moore, 1*2 00 Dirigos are nothing if not I The of John the that the skull had been -crushed. ambitious; body Esmatta, third El Is nesses, Klee 111 Co, 8 33 they have designs on some of the Italian who was drowned the Portions of the bone were already by capsiz- B F A. 40 00 missing. It j Gray Son, big college teams. of a near Black Island was tlie of the three ing sloop Aug. 28, NEW ROCKLAND Insane i oor, Maine Insane asylum, 1.V145 opinion physicians j YORK, was found on the north side of Outer * Western CnionTel Co, 61 who examined the body that tlie bones MAKES TEAM!NO IXPKN lVP. C. E. Bellatty. the Ellsworth who Long Island last Thursday. The LINE. Police, Timothy Donovan, 45 00 could only have been crushed as they boy body ANDJANGOR [Prom I. A \\ r.ull t p. 1 to make last school v as taken to Bluehill for interment. The lliram C Lord, 45 oo were by some heavy instrument in the helped year’s high Steamers of this line will leave Bangor (Eagle enormous amount of only could this Charles 6 00 football team, is in a fair to win bodies of the two Italians drowned with .Sweeney, hands of a strong man. way Wharf, High Head) every Monday at a. m., he but bo were macadam laid, enough money James M Barbour, 6 00 football laurels at Bowdoin. He was Esmatta recovered the day after the and Rockland at 6 in., for New York direct. Five of the jurors favored a verdict of p. left over to make the mvary repairs. D L Fields, 6(H) chosen this week one of the accident. steamers will leave Now York death violence at the hands of some substitutes Returning, by M. at m for C'aui- Hard roads constructed in this manner K T Finn, 6 CO on the Bowdoin team every mlay p. Rockland, or unknown. The sixth college which plays John II 6 00 person persons den, Belfast, Bucksportand Bangor. would come slowly, but they w< uld .Xevells, Harvard With our facilities for held to the of death ac- to-day. Bellatty’s football superior handling Poor farm rps, Wm Whitby, '.*75 juror theory by MARINE LIST. freight in New York ( ity and at our eastern come in time, ami it might prove that friends in Ellsworth could wish for him cident while terminals, together with through traflic ar- to realize what Edward Brady, 9 75 deranged. when the people began no better luck than the of be- rangements we have with our both Michael 6 25 The who hold to the murder privilege connections, from them would liud Coughlin, people Ellsworth 1’urt. by rail and water, to th- west and south, we are they gained they ing upon the crimson. With Jerry Hurley, * 1375 and who are in the ma- trampled by in a to handle all the business In- it to issue bonds in theory, largely SAILED position worth while order such of his trusted to us to the entire satisfaction of our Dennis McCarthy, 8*25 believe the was early recognition ability, to jority, object robbery. Thursday, Sept 29 both as service and hasten the improvements. Melvin 13 12 bids fair to be near the of patrons regards charges. McGown, Mrs. Ware’s was known. Bellatty top the Sch The uf wooden eccentricity Wesley Abbott, Pederson, Koiidout, staves practice erecting George Wetcott, 3 75 scrimmage by the time he reaches his and heads, r .1 Treworgy She was believed to have a little money, All rates met. culverts and Mr. 90 sch L 1> Reniick, competing promptly bridges, drainwnys Fire dept. Morrison A Joy, 17 senior year in Bowdoin. \Vakeiield, Salem, lumber. and was commonly supposed to carry it Whitcomb, Haynes A Co Price finds as wasteful its present meth- Whiting Bros, .*5 in the satchel which she had ARRIVED For ill particulars address, ods of road On the basis of the Text books, Silver, Burdette A Co, 38 40 always repair. BORN. Sch Hussar, Farrell, Rockland H. C. Eastern American Book 6 11 with her. It is known that only a short QUIMBY, Agent, expenditures of the last eight years the Co, Sch Mary Eliza, Alley, Rockland No. 22 Broad Street, Bangor, Me. 1 Ginn A 2*2 10 time ago she was for work. BUTLER—At Brooklin, Sept 22, to Mr and Mrs Soli for the next 40 would be Co, paid ffi5 Wm Eddy,-, liar Harbor A. G. HI NT, Me. outlay years George 11 Butler, a son. Rockland, Howard Chemical Co, 1 50 The few who hold to the theory of ac- N. L. Gen’l |2,847,000, and this for repairs alone, CLAY—At Bucksport, Oct 2, to Mr and Mrs SAILED NEWCOMB, Manager. J M Olcott A Co, 70 35 cidental death out the fact that Oct 1 and with this sum he ho can point Charles F Clay, a sou. Saturday, A. 1>. SMITH, Gen’l Freight Agent, yet says K L Moore, 17 67 Pond at the where the lane CLIFFORD—At Sch Harriet Rogers, Lynam, Seal Harbor, 5-11 Broadway, New York City. “build stone, concrete or sewer pipe street, point Brooksvllle, Sept IS, to Mr Hancock Co Pub Co, 1 75 amt Mrs Percy D a lumber, Whitcomb, Haynes A Co leaves it, is but little more than a lane Clifford, daughter. [Elean- drains and steel bridges where necessary G H Brooks, 65 or Estelle.] Monday, Oct 3 itself and at night Mrs. Ware might have on all the roads in each county named. Set oot-house, Mrs K S Stevens, 15 75 JORDAN—At Deer Isle, Oct 1, to Mr and Mrs Sch Henrietta A Whitney, Woodward, Ron- BOSTON AND BANCOR mistaken her way. Then finding she was Everett L .Ionian, a sou. dout, staves and heads, Whitcomb, Haynes A Co To illustrate this, “masonry can be E S Stevens, 1 6* Sch LEACH—At Penobscot, Oct 1, to Mr and Mrs Abigail Haynes, Milllkeu, Salem, lumber constructed at a cost of from to G S 3 25 lost, she may have wandered into the for Burrill $0 $8 Wescott, Pearl Leach, a Lumber Co daughter. Sch cubic concrete for about the G W Thurber, 3 25 bushes until she fell where her body was Mary Eliza, Alley, Rockland, wood for per yard, MOREY—At Deer Isle, Oct 2, to Mr and Mrs H B Phillips Steamship Company. If W Beal, 3 25 found. But this does not satisfac- Charles H a son. same. Sewer pipe can be laid in place theory Morey, Soli Wm Eddy, Murch, Bar Harbor, lumber, J M Olcott A 35 06 Ellsworth for from 00 cents tofl. 75 lineal Co, torily account for the crushed skull, or Lumber Co CHANGE IN SCHEDULE. per Sch Ella Bar lum- FB Aiken, 113 30 for the satchel. MAKK1KD. Eudora, Closson, Harbor, foot, according to the boro of the missing ber, Whitcomb, Haynes A Co FALL ARRANGEMENT. pipe. AEMoore, 7936 A three foot culvert with three foot Coroner Fields arrived home from CANDAGE—COUSINS—At East Bluehlll, Oct Morrison A Joy, 2 30 1, G Miss Two a Week to Boston. He there is no by George Long, esq, Sadie M Can- Sch Sarah A Trips walls will contain .68 of a cubic Bucksport yesterday. says John VV [ Blaisdell, Farrell, New York, Whiting Bros, 26 03 dageto Cousins, both of Bluehlll. 1 coal, F 8 Lord a four foot cul- doubt in his mind that the woman was yard per running foot; School, Mrs Frank Carter, 200 CUKTIS— BLAKE—At Swanvllle, Sept 25, by SAILED A E vert. three feet .67 of a cubic Mrs 2 00 Nickerson, esq, Miss Florence M Curtis, Tuesday', Oct 4 high, George Kenney, of to Swanvllle, Thurston L> Blake, of Rrooks- Sch David a flvo foot culvert, four feet Mrs it K Austin, 150 Coroner Fields’ duties end with filing vllle. Fau^t, Smith, Rondout, staves and M yard; heads, H M A B Hall .va oi a cudic wunout Mrs J Wilson, 2 00 his of the with the evi- FRANK mgn, yarn, report inquest, LIN—SMITH—At Ellsworth, Sept .‘{0, ARRIVED Rev C S Me a fivo foot culvert, with live Mrs Chas Higgins, 150 dence taken. It is probable that some by Learn, Miss Etta Mae Frank- wings; lin to Albert K Smith, both of Ellsworth. Sch Forester, Closson, Rockland side Mrs Ellas Armstrong, 2 00 action will be taken the town of foot walls, 1.15 cubic yards. Then by 11 HATH— Domestic Ports. of Ernest L 41 6(5 FARNSWORTH—At Bucksport, Sept a be 24 feet 5 Supt Sch’ls, Moore, to unravel the Rev let culvert long, feet high, Bucksport mystery. 30, l>7 William Forsyth, Mrs >arah E IJOOTHBAY—Sid Oct 3, sch Gen Bunks, Port- Commencing Mondav, Sent 26, 1898, steamer Library, F E Tilden, 10 oo Heath, of to Al'vah F with a of 5 feet. It will at Mrs. Ware has two children a Bucksport, Farnsworth, land "Mt. Desert", Capt. F. L. Winterbotham, leaves span cost, living, of field. Ells Klee III Co, 5 80 Cherry Bangor—Sid Oct 1, schs Charleston, Mclnnls, Bar Harbor Mondays arid Thursday, at 10 a m, $6 $165.60, containing 27.6 son and a daughter. Ann C per yard, Electric light, Ellswurth Electric Illu LITTLE-HUTCHINGS-At Orland, Sept 27, Flyunnis; Stuart, Ray, Weymouth; Itab- touching at Seal Harbor, Northeast Harbor, cubic of The .*■ ii■ -• John E. J S Mrs W bonl, Lord, New York Southwest and and con- yards m^.-cury. span minuting Co, 100 00 County Attorney Bunker, jr., by Condon, esq, Alice Little to Harbor, Stonington, Walter R both of Orland. Ar Sept 30, sch Susan N Pickering, Boston necting a‘ Rockland with steamer fur Boston. cannot was and Hutchings, placed with lumber Lei isirurt- in Ellsworth this morning, ArOetS, schs Hattie McG Buck, For and Total. #1,196 05 l’A UTR1UGE—KIKF—At North Lamolne. Oct Chandler, Sorrento, Wednesdays Saturdays. f for to set on foot an New York; Crosby, Stubbs, New York tnl fur less than $100, ami h. ..uitly left Bucksport inves- 1, Rev J l’ Mrs B Henry by Sitnonton, Margaret Par Boston—Ar schs Geo W Collins ami to John O ; Sept 2i», RETURNING. costs as much as the stI«l Oct .3, sch M I Goss, Deer Me From Boston, Tuesdays and Fridays,at 5 p m. ten years, while the concrete or masonry I.a, 7, Miss Carmelite 1 From Rockland and at CHUIiCtl NOTES. Sept Rodriguez, of New Hyannis—Ar Sept 2i», sch Glendy Burke, Wednesdays Saturdays * lasts forever. Washington Junction Again a Husy Orleans, to William J Warren, formerly of from t alais from f> to 6 a m, touching at Stonington, South- Ellsworth. Bath—Ar Sept 2S, sch John Douglass, New west Harbor, Northeast Harbor and Seal Har- The erection of structures Place -OH* for China. bor. permanent — York BAPTIST. S A KG ENT—1| a N N A A t Gouldsboro, < >«*t 1, by course which has been Di tc h Island Harbor—'■dd will “in the of time close this Washington Junction, A B Kingsley, esq, Miss Florence E Sargent, Sept 2*, sch II Rev. C. .S'. Me Learn, Bluehill f New York J. leak in tho road funds of statu. It while work was in pastor. «>f Gouldsboro, to George S Hanna, of Sulli- Whitney, E. 3. Morse, Agent, Bar Harbor. the comparatively quiet JA( KSONVILI.K-Cld sch I B Thursday, 7.80 p. m., monthly business van. Sept 2S, Holden, is a source further the line is a New York of that in tho progress along again — Haskell, Calvin Gen’l Boston. expense period >T1 N '■o *N LI FK IN—At Gouldsboro, Austin, Supt., meeting of Y. P. S. C. E. Sept 28, Delaware Break water—Sid Sept 27, erh of 20 or 50 be ob- busy place. A large crow is busy grading by W F Bruce, esq. Miss Lottie It Stinson to years may entirely church Mary A Hall, from Norfolk lor New y ork Willi.v.M H. Gen’l Boston. Friday, 7.30 p. in., weekly pray- Woodbury C Lufkin, both of Gouldsboro. Hill, Mgr., literated if tho proper course bo pur- for switches and yard buildings. Passed through Hell Gate Oct 1, sehMyronus, — er meeting. TORRES HUTCHINSON — At Stonington, Chatto, New York for Portland sued. This would give you more money P. 11. Stratton has the frame for the — Rev UW Sunday services 10.30, morning ser- Sept 28, by Greene, Mrs Vintda D Sept 2'J, srh Florence Leland. SpofTord, Bruns to put stone upon your roads. Wo had roundhouse up. The excavation for the Torrev, ot Deer Isle, to Alonzo P Hutchinson, wick for Boston mon. At 12 in., Sunday school; 6 of Stonington. Portland-Ar -eh- :.* ! .-ri Mi BiueMl & E'iswortli S(eanili!t Co. better start at the foundation and come turntable has been made. Sept 30, Far Rockland, Hattie M p. in., Y. P. S. C. E. prayer meeting; NG —10UNG—At Gouldsboro, Oct land, Lord, Savannah; Mayo, Mur rather than build from the down Mr. Stratton also has the contract for 1, by South up top Lbt Larrabee, esq, Miss Emma L phy, Amboy 7.00 and service. Young Ar Oct schs t,i.-ii to the foundation. And founda- the at the und will p. m., praise preaching to Eugene 11 \ouug, both of Gouldsboro. 3, Banks, Randall, DamarM your depot junction, begin cotta; Northern METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Light, Robbins, Bangor for V tions are not complete without perma- work on it soon. The depot will be built New Haven Rev. J. P. Simonton, pastor. I>1KI>. Vineyard Haven—ar Set t A nent substructures.” in the Y formed by the Washington 2S, h M F’riday evening at 7.30, prayer meeting. Pope, from Sullivan for N"w Bedford County and Maine Central tracks, and DENHAM—At Penobscot, Sept 27, Ezra K Dun- 8U1 Oct 3, sch Edith McIntyre, Sullivan for * 10.30 a. in., by the ham, aged 42 years, 3 months, 23 New York To Improve Louixiaim lioaiii*. will have on each line. Sunday, preaching days. platforms A W pastor. 11.45, Sunday school. 3.00 p. in., DARLING—At Franklin, Sept 26, Johanna, Sid Sept 29, seh Barker, Mt Desert lor The now constitution of Louisiana al- Six of the contracted for Mr. wife of J V’ New York depots by Junior m., league Darling, aged 59 years. Fall Schedule. In Effect Sept. 7. league. 6.00p. Epworth New York—Ar Oct sch Anna W lows tho ‘‘to set aside at Stratton on the line of the road are ser- HODGKINS—At East Oct 3, Barker, police juries prac- prayer meeting. 7.00 p. m., pastor’s Lamolne, 4, Richard Mt Desert •Steamers “Catherine” and “Juliette” will H Hodgkins, aged 55 years, 1 month, 5 least 1 mill per annum of the taxes tically completed. mon. days. Foreign Porta. leave Ellsworth Monday, Tuesday, Thursday LEACH—At Penobscot, Sept 27, Katie G and at 7 30 a at 8 30 a for levied by them, and to a per Out ou the line work is Tuesday evening at 7.30, class meeting. Leach, Saturday m", Surry m, impose progressing aged 1 year, 22 days. Buenos Ayres—Ar Sept 20, bark Rebecca ♦Parker’s Point, Bluehill, ♦South Bluehill, tax of not more than an- it was stated that CONGREGATIONAL. Crowell, Dow, Bridgewater, N S Deer ‘Herrick’s capita $1 per rapidly. Yesterday ROSEBROOKS—At Cranberry Isles, 28, Brooklin,Sedgwick, Isle, Land- Sept Ar prior to Sept 24, bark Arlington, New York *Blake’s num upon each ablebodiod male inhab- about tifteeu miles of rail needed to be Rev. David L. Yale, pastor. Jennie Isabel Ro-cbrooks, aged 6 years, 4 ing, Sargentvllle, Eggemoggin, Point, months, 22 Bahia Blanca—Ar Sept 24, bark Edmund Castlne, Dark Harbor (Islesborol, arriving in itant and and so- days. t) levy an annual license of laid to complete this part of the work, Friday evening at 7.30—Prayer Phinney, Young, Portland Rockland to make close connections with steam- “The ROSEBROOKS—At Cranberry Isles, Sept 29, Hong Kong—At barks ers for not less than 25 cents nor more than l cialmeeting. Subject: Fellowship Aug 20, Penobscot, Boston direct. $ and on this section rails are being laid Mildred V Rose brooks, aged 3 years, 1 month,’ McCaulder, from New York; St of Faith,” John 17:11-26; Acts 2:41-47; 18 James, Tapley, RETURNING per annum upon each vehicle, includ- from both ends. days. for Baltimore 1 John 1:1-7. Will leave Rockland on arrival of Boston ing and used for locomo- Near West Franklin two coal bicycles, kept Saturday Sunday—At 10.30 a. in., morning wor- boats Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sun- for above in tion” for the purpose of ‘‘constructing, cars left the and the and sermon. At school. Sltibrrtiacmcnta. day landings, arriving Ellsworth rails, ripped up ship 11.45, Sunday in the afternoon. and the At 7 service. early maintaining repairing public track for a distance. The damage was p. m., people’s Through tickets sold on board and baggage roads and UNITARIAN. checked bridges of their parishes. soon the month of October through. repaired. During O. A. CROCKETT, About the contractor’s office in Ells- Rev. Walter Reid Hunt, pastor. I will sell an Manager, Rockland, Me. Road Notes. wit'll sermon O. W. worth railroad men and engineers are Regular morning worship HIGGINS, Good roads moan as much as good at 10.30. Rev. 11. W. Smith, pastor of the ♦Flag landing. Agent, Ellsworth. learning to talk Chinese. The J. P. of will crops to the farmor. llniversalist church, Ontario, EXCELLENT WOVEN WIRE McDonald company, it is stated, has a The pastor will conduct the ser- SPRING rh HA will buy a new Guarauteed Without prtach. £Y* ^ roads no community can contract to build a 900 mile slice of the vice. \ / SI I BICYCLE. We have other hope to “get there.” § V at great Chinese railroad, and some of the Sunday school meets in the vestry AND SOFT TOP grades higher prices. A broad tired at 11.45. MATTRESS wagon doesn’t hurt any contractors and engineers here are get- road. The annual of H>? Unitarian i to their trunks for China, meeting f°r of all sorts. ting ready pack be Bicycle Supplies. Repairing Motor Bcciety will held in the vestry this carriages require good iuaus, at 7.30. It is earnestly $4-45- evening hoped ELLSWORTH and good roads are good. that all interested in the welfare of the BICYCLE CO., Hancock County Eudeavorers. and furniture a church will attend. The Women’s Alli- Upholstering renovating specialty. Franklin St., The authorities of even tho smaller The annual convention of the Hancock Ellsworth. ance will meet in the vestry at 6.30 the towns of Franco aro their cowiPv Y. P. S. C. E. will be at mounting held Eden, \ same eveuing, to prepare for the winter’s Officials on cycles. Friday, Oct. GG. work. C. K. FOSTER. Subscribe for Ths i Ameuican \ ( The American has subscribers at 10( NEWS. Street,” and others, closing with “Auld I Hbbrrttgcmmtg. I COUNTY “deaconed off” one of the COUNTY NEWS. the in Lang Syne”, by 9f Ilf' pos*~off\ce* Hancock county *br additional County News sto other page*. &bt additional Xetcs see other number. Then w hile several of the ladies County pages. all the other in the com papers county and Franklin. produced knitting-work passed W«**t Franklin. bined do 7iof reach so many. The Amkr around the another carded Miss Genevieve West left Saturday on snuff-box, John P. (Jordon loaded a vessel with ICAN is nof the ir rolls, while two others the the only paper printed her return to Washington, D. C. spun yarn, stone last week. Tvadimta one spinning the most in a given time TvruiMi^ Hancock county, and has never claimed f< Miss Geneva Fernald is at home from Frank Bradbury was in Boston last winning as a prize a large pumpkin. The be, but it is (he only paper that can prop Bluehill, where she spent the summer. week on business. winner was Mrs. Josie The card- POWDER be called a all tht Stanley. WASHING trly COiTNTT paper; Miss Scammon, of Eddington, Percy DeBeck has been suffering with Georgia ing and spinning were eagerly watched, rest are merely local papers. The circuits- is her Mrs. E. A. McNeil. one of Job’s comforters on his wrist. — The of i visiting aunt, as of those had never seen testimony every housekeeper tion Bat many present o/The American, barring the The twin of George C. Dyer is building an addition the before. The costumes were daughter Fred Billings and who has ever used Ivorine is, Harbor Record's summer is operation list, target wife died to his stable for bis increasing high grade and some of them One Thursday afternoon of cholera than that all quaint very pretty. of the other papers printed infantum. stock. lady wore a silk dress with plain waist n Hancock county. “Icantwash mydisheswithoul it.’ Misses Bertha Barton, Katie Dyer and and large flowing sleeves, with full short Reports of business from the northern is the kind that Florence Dunn are at home from North- skirt. Her face was hidden by an enor- woods are gratifying. More is to be done only furnishes COUNTY NEWS. east Harbor. mous “coal-scuttle” bonnet. Another than for a long time. the entire family with all the soap re- Pot see additioni.l Coun';/ Yeirs other pages. wore an old-fashioned “ehallie” dress — Mrs. Isabel Jacobs, of New York, is the A paring-bee at George Springer's Mon- (Ivorinequired There is a f:ne cake o' White with long bodice to which was guest of her sister, Mrs. E. C. Dyer, pointed day night was well attended and lessened Toilet in ■Sum. sewed a full skirt. One had a Glycerine Soap every package. Point avenue. very large his visible supply of apples and cider. Jasper Kane moved to Ellsworth last poke bonnet with flowers all aroumd the You only pay for the Ivorine — I C. E. Dwelley is employed along the A crew of men is finishing the slope in ■week. inside of the brim. Another had a good line of the W. C. R. R. in the erection and the cut at east branch ridge, under the The Toilet Soap costs you nothing. Brown moved to imitation of the old “Navarino” bonnet. Joseph Pollardtown direction of painting of the stations. Bert Hunt. The Italians same which has made Williams’ .ast week. Most of them wore the hair combed down Itoth bear guarantee Shavir.; have east. Mrs. James T. Maxwell and children gone over the ears. Some wore the famous for Mrs. trank Clark is seriously ill with caps; girls Soaps fifty years. ^ r.iMt„„b„,v, (w have to Princeton for a brief Mrs. died gone stay wore their hair in nets. One little Josephine Darling Monday, I pneumonia. girl before to New York. Sept. 2t>. Mrs. was a native of returning wore pantalettes. it was Darling Mrs H. P. of Altogether quite fufts. Hyde Park. Mass., New York state, but had lived here nearly Elmer Pettingill, wife and young son a show. The proceeds go for church cottage at the shore, have gone to Wal- is visiting herauut. Mrs. J. E. Gott. She was a kind COUNTY NEWS. Francis, left for R. work. thirty years. neighbor, for the winter. to-day Providence, I., #br additional Xeujg *ee other tham, Mass., O. of Bowden A Lin- and will be missed. She leaves a husband Countg page& Joseph Bowden, wbere will visit for a few weeks. Oct. 1. Kao. they A chapel will be built here. At a busi- neken, moved into the Knowles''house and two sons. Services were at the Union Mr. and Mrs. Fred Billings have the Bar Harbor. ness meeting Wednesday evening Roland Friday. Urvnl I’oikI. church, Rev. Mr. Lombard officiating. of all in the death of their twin The hotel closed last week. S. H. sympathy E. E. of is Porcupine Hodgkins, Remick and Nathan E. N. moved to Portland Mills, Brewer, spending the Oct. 1. Ch’e’er. Osgood Friday. The babe is serious- were chosen daughter. surviving Sabbath here. Dr. Robert Amory is building a new Hodgkins trustees. Mrs. He will keep a boarding house at No. 118 ill. Kn»l Sullivan. ly stable 33x0$ feet. Goddard & Hunt, con- Kstey gave the land to build the chapel on. Pearl street. Mrs. George Garland returned to Mass- Mrs. Rachel has returned from Mrs. E. J. Swan and son Dyer tractors. Eugene, of achusetts Winfield Severance’s house was burned Frank L. Jordan, who has been at home Tuesday. Sorrento. Brooklyn, came up from Hancock Point W. E. Clark has cloaed his store on Wednesday night. The fire caught from for a few days, left Monday for another Mrs. Edward Clarry, of Holden, is vis- Miss Gertie has returned from to spend Saturday night and Sunday with Ordway Main street and returned with his family the breaking of a lamp. Mr. Severance trip to Rondout. iting her son, F. E. Mace. at Poland friends in town. summering Spring. to Philadelphia. did not save anything. Clifford Pettingill, Luther B. Goodwin has built an exten- The Misses Stilson, of Cherryfleld, are Uapt. S. S. Hanna is still ill at his home who lived In a of the house, saved The three-masted schooners “R. T. Gardiner Sherman's cottage on Straw- part on of Ezra sion the ell of his house, connecting it guests Mrs. Williams. and not as as tiis friends all of his household Randlett” and “Cornelia Soule” loaded gsining rapidly berry hill is plastered and the workmen goods. his with stable. J. C. Dunn son would wish. Oct. 3. last week at Blaisdetl's wharf and sailed and Leon, of Lowell. are finishing the interior. Ark.B Mrs J. E. Gott received a visit last the former for the latter for Mass., are in town for the winter. Mrs. is her annual Baltimore, Mary Doyle making Orlando Ash is building a small house C3o«ilf1ttl>oro. week from her sister-in-law, Mrs. Anna Washington. Melvin of ar- visit at the home of her William Parker, Waltham, Mass., brother, near his residence off Cottage street. Rev. B. F. (Jott, of Tremont, preached Grover, of Bluehill. rived for a few Welch, of Franklin. Mrs. Josie, wife of J. V. B. Darling, j Thursday weeks' outing. Charles Hodgkins, carpenter. in the Cnion church Sunday. Bloomfield’s family moved their house- was buried from the Cnion church Wed- Clinton and Fred of George S. Hanna and Miss Florence Grey Grey, Pretty ; Col. Morrell, of Philadelphia, is in town Miss Inn (Tup: HI has gone to Provi- hold > out of th" Knowles house to Rev. J. E. Lombard officiating. were in town from till Sargent, of South were mar- nesday, Marsh, Friday | Gouldsboro, looking after the completion of the alter- dence, R. I., to visit her .u.nt, Mrs. Pike. Edward .'1 mi’s house. Ellsworth, on the Mrs. Darling was a quiet, domestic body, Sunday. ried Saturday, Oct. 1. ation and additions to his summer resi- Miss Verna 1.. who has been at road, in and about when Ciupliil, *?urry fhursday. always busy her home, Mrs. A. B. returned Miss Helen C. Hill left two dence Thirlstane. Haynes home Wed- ; to-day for work in Northtant Harbor this summer, v.bean i.-in There Titrated lecture st nr-da\ from a few weeks’ at wicks’ visit in Boston relatives stay the Jo among J. M. Scars is building a play-house23x- lias returntd home. theMrtho. t ,.n\h Mrs. and Wednesday evening Carrie Havey, while alighting from Mary lakes. friends. She was accompanied by S) for his feet, children, mu, plans by Mugene Kelley and Coffin, of by Rw. A. B. Car’ r, of East Machias. a last was thrown to the V.rn. Janil's Hill and Temple carriage week, Dr. E. L. Mason and Mr. .Slater, of Bar Mrs. Jason Sargent, Andrews, A, Poston. Jacques Kantoui, Harrington, «<•.• town h lew uays iast Subject, Hen Hur. ground by the sudden backward move- of West Gouldsboro. Harbor, are spending a few days in the Goddard A Hunt, contractors. week visiting Irminis. Oct. 3. ment of the horse. The forward wheels woods hunting. Barm y S. Bunker left for San H. to-day W. Longfellow, architect, of Poston, The around here who have been ■ of the and people Idas! I'11. in'. 1. carriage passed over her body Fram .sco to visit his Mrs. Nelson McLaughlin mid wife, of Clif- daughter, was in town Thursday with ol n their linen lie she was struck the horse’s hoofs. She plans Bending tot Miibridge laun- Cyrus Conary and family have moved to by Helen Kamsdell. Mr. Bunker is about for ton, and Mrs. E. J. of Brewer, vis- cottage Mrs. Moris*, t«» t built on her lost a lot the was bruised and a Bragg, dry quite by burning of tho Surry. severely received shock seventy-six of and the ited their sister, Mrs. John re- years age, trip recent purchase on School I, ousc hill. to her nerves which her for a Laughlin, laundry Saturday morning, before tho A. T. Cousins has to prostrated across the continent is quite an under- gone Salem, Mass., The Mt. Desert nurseries arc linen had been sent out. time. Her friends note her re- cently. building to work. gladly taking at his age. for one not accustomed Mr. Fullerton, the new an extension of the grav.l walk on the The covery. stage driver, to traveling. Amur;- anV correspondent bad a Frank Cousins is ill with a cancer Schooner Capt. Oct. 3. went on the route His fann Head road from the tine straw her B. Saturday. y Oct. 3. Sub. Newport large berry given yesterday. an his throat. | mountain road has moved herefrom Ellsworth Fulls and toward Schooner Head. It was picked from vines belonging to C. on*. llnm-m-k. Richard Eilis and Archer are at is occupy ing tin house tin store. Pan! Hunt, of Goddard A has the A. Th< re are several ber- Long 1 pi.site Hunt; Campbell. ripe Sylvia Salisbury is at Cove, ! Mrs. 1 urge F. Norris is ill. work in Northfieid, V:. Salisbury Oct.*J. Flossie. quite foundation in for a cottage 33\b3 feet and ries on the vim a« I many blossoms stopping at Willard Fogg’s. M Walter Stover. Arthur B. Leach and S. Fred ''’kn has gone to Bar Harbor n stable 30x50 feet on hi- lut n Eden and green one Many have Ka*l t-'rnnkhu. raspberries Luther Garland lost a to work v Wats* •; Cousins are ai work in Franklin. heifer, whit li wa> street, recently purcLa- d v New- been picked within a «k. Mrs. Mary Doyle, of East Sullies:- is j choked to death by an apple. Alvah Abbott has to Milo to work IllHI). Oct. 3. Jen. Mary Sperry is teaching the grammar visiting her brother, William Welch. gone i:i the and Jui:a Saunders tue school. Peter Jordan and wife, of Bangor, are j woods. Word was received here lasr reek that primary Frank Workman, of this is at tin* k-imrt. in town for a few place, Frank a stopping days. Henry Foren is at home from sea, after Brazil, former Bar Ha. Oor boy, 1 Robert Ashworth John Cbarnley and work on the bank in S «>K \ CAMP FIliH. building Ellsworth. •• Clarence Blaisdell, of lias been an absence of a few months. took Ins degree «» M. 1), r Illinois William Farnsworth are at work on Bangor, j The (nr t lie Mis*. Inez who has been 1 programme camp-tire of the his C. Donnell, spend- Medical institute nl Black Inland. visiting father, O. Blaisdell. James of Minn., Sept. began Sons the summer at Phillips, Minneapolis, of Veterans r.l I hursday ing home, has returned to practice at Center, \\ llu*k*p«ton, where they will I the winter. spend 2Ujbrnismicnta. I De«r 1*1*. 3T)'irrti0tnunt0. Civil Engineer Edgar I. Lord has laid Amos Scott hag returned from yachting. out a drain for private parties from Eagle Miss Dell McFarland, who is employed I^ake in the Crawford Mrs. Lenora Dickson arrived Saturday road to the Salisbury brook, across house, Boston, is visiting night. laud of II. J. Biddle, DeUrasse Fox, A. C. her parents in this town. Snow, Mary Higgins and Frank James has secured a Hon. and Mrs. E. P. Spofford were out Cunning- Stanley position on ham. A fifteen-inch of town last week. pipe will be laid. the steamer “Portland,” oft lie Portland The conttact was awarded Saturday to and Boston line. He leaves home Frank Marshall went to Boston this to-day. Vasconie Higgins. Oct. 3. La Mocchk. week to join thescbooner “Hugh Kelley”. : Martin V. Webber w ho shipptd on the Mrs. Frank Gross, son Maurice and Baker’s lalaml. battleship ‘‘Maine” while the squadron Miss Bessie Gross are visiting in Vinalha- The weirs here have done but very little was here iu and was one of the 1897, few this ; ven. summer. who escaped alive w ht$i that ship was de- The friends of Dr. J. E. The fall term of school this week. many Adams, stroyed in Havana harbor, arrived home began A. of of Bangor, listened to a very fine sermon on short leave Mary Carroll, Southwest Harbor, is 1 Thursday morning. “Mart” him in the First teacher. by Sunday Congrega- bears scars from wounds received at the tional church. Dr. Adams preached in time Oct. 1. Amy. of t^e explosion. Arthur Pray, son this place nearly fifty years ago. vf F'rank P. Pray, a marine on the U. S. ZUmrrtistmfnts. j Quite a delegation from this place at- cruiser “Brooklyn”, arrived home Satur- j tended the Sunday school convention at I uoj. .-v itvcjjuuu wtta given 10 weDDer is the ideal cooking j Stonington Saturday. The children en- and Pray at Music hall Saturday evening. I joyed a free ride to and from that Mr. Pray told about the destruction of fuel when used in a place. All are glad to know that the next meet- the Spanish fleet off Santiago, and exhib- modern ing will be held here. ited a fragment of an eleven-inch shell Oct. 3. R. from a Spanish gun, also a small piece of the Hhi tI**tt’i* Island. “Brooklyn’s” battle 4,ng. Webber told of his whP» Howard Bartlett, of Boston, visited experiences aboard the of relatives here last week. “Maine*’, the explosion on board the “Alfonso XII in the Span ish i.i pitals at Miss Alice Mason, of Beech Hill, is 1 Havana and in the hospit-.i at Key West, teaching the school here. ; of his recovery ana transfer to the Mrs. Abbie of PILLS Mayo, Eden, has been | “Indiana' and of that few hours off San- 1 in ! Mrs. Ruth visiting Bartlett. j tiRgo. Commander Fr-nm ’> the G. A Alice Bartlett, of Winslow, has been [ K. and I. B. Deasy mad s 'ting re- IfeJ I I visiting friends and relatives here. j marks. Webber will join tb. Indiana’’ Capt. Emery Smith haB been home. He on Tuesday. l‘ra> has reci ivecl an honor* ! able took his son Lester away with him. discharge. sick mBkm Oct. 3. L. Stella Bartlett and Mrs. F. G. Bartlett Positively cured by these have returned from Little Pills. cook. Turn oj when the Northeast Harbor. j Dr. ii. D. Averili, who enls-.icd in the A rare treat several here re- last and has been a t assist They also relieve Distress from tneai is ready. Fuel has cost enjoyed by navy spring ing Dyspepsia, cently was in seeing Aunt Ruth Bartlett ant surgeon on the U.S. ships “Lancaster” Indigestion and Too Ilenrty Eating. A per- you but a tritie, and the bake in an old-fashioned baker before a and “Miautonomoh”, has gone to Nor- ; fect remedy for DIzdnes, Nausea, Drowsi- kitchen is not overheated. fireplace, and in eating some of the food folk to join the U. 8. 8. “Sciudia” for a ness, Bad Taste in the V ‘h, Coated Tongue Stove Gasoline is used thus prepared, which was pronounced trip around Cape Horn to San Francisco, Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They better than if cooked in au oven. thence to Honolulu and Manila. The the for Regulate Bowels. Purdy Vegetable. to-day every cooking Sept. 27. B. “Scindia” will accompany the "Oregon” I over and “Iowa” to the Small Pill. Small Dose. purpose by 2,000,000 Deer 1*1*. Philippines. Soutli Small Price. housekeepers, who find it The district Sunday school convention Laniolufi. more con- which was appointed for Tuesday, was Mrs. is in cleaner, cheaper, Stephen Young visiting Tren- Who Have il;ea TtiOTI postponed to Saturday on account of the I flniPQ _ venient and than ton. LnUIku Reeomnei 1 ;he liEoT quicker weather. DR. stormy Mrs. has Mary Coolidge returned home j 8Ur Crown B.-tm' Mrs. Laura Small and her sister, Mrs. from Bucksport. Lettie Gilbert, of Massachusetts, made PENNYROYAL t ILLS. Jefferson is home from ■ King Massachu- Immediate no d*u calls on friends here relief, »r, ru> p-in. Wednesday. They setts for a short visit. U*ed for year, by leading i. t. were accompanied by their uncle, Thomas moaials. A trial will coir,ince you t> fth.-jr intrinsic value iu u** uf auppre.K 01.. Sci.J t* :i cent. .hinplc and Mrs. Grace Hodgkins and two children > Small, of Portland. book. All Druggists or by man f Lou <•%. have returned home from Bath. KING MEDICINE CO., Bex 1930, BCSrCN, MASS. The event of the week here was a har- j Oct. 3. H. l vest supper under the auspices of the Ep- Hfi q] Adapted to any business Marlboro. *-/“**-*^*-/K* 3 or profession, ruled, with worth league. It was an old-fashioned Adelbert has to Bat supper served by old-fashioned people Hodgkins gone j Contract and rn‘d6ddd.,Drj Harbor to work. Requires the least with as ancient dishes as could be I many throughout. and the tables with Mrs. Warren Graves is in Boston visit- A-‘I to procured, with lighted j Reem'fi C qu.-kiy any Livt/UIl.l.n i? and si-.-.- time and tallow candles. Before the an old- ing her sous, Harry and ! and StoreOa»oiiv -it*- to toe Standard supper Percy Bragdon. uoney. 6,000 used ».>d r. conicd. All kinds of Oii Compact. rc V -s City. fashioned choir sang such tunes as C. I,. Estey, wife and twin babies, who I sbor-^^ring records ou hand or ma le to order. WALZaK IV. vEOl' IE "..blisher, “N’erth&eW”, •Bridgewater,” “Duane have boec spending the eumn.ui in thwir 150 New York. j J Nassau St., second. Mr. Smith alone showed elgh- I A Hussey, Dr. J. H. Patten was superin- SbfacrtiscmmtB. 1 AMHERST PAIR. ty-four varieties of apples, eighteen tendent of the dining-room. squashes, fifteen kinds of peas. His ex- THE BALL. NORTHERN HANCOCK COUNTY hibit also included the largest squash, The ball, with which the Amherst fail * i and the closes, was as usual a AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. weight sixty-two pounds, largest always crowning cucumber, weight seven pounds. An- feature. The hall was crowded, at least ►j other cucumber, not so heavy bat longer, 125 on the floor. Mona- BIGUEfTT ANI) BEST EXHIBITION IN ITS couples being measured twenty-two inches. ghan, of Ellsworth, furnished music. HISTORY—AN AGRICULTURAL Dr. Patten’s exhibit was not as large as Many from the surrounding towns drove FAIR. the others, nor as large as he has made in to Amherst just to attend the ball, and previous years, but there was a liberal all report the usual good time. The fair of the Northern Hancock agri- sprinkling of blue and red tags over his FAIR NOTES. THE at Amherst closed the URDAY cultural society end of the table when the judges hat' The Northern Hancock agricultural so- fair season in Hancock county for this finished their work. ciety Is doing good work. year. The up-river fair Is purely an ag- Some splendid field and sweet corn was The of the fair The ricultural exhibition—a good, wholesome managers through POST shown. E. L. Silsby, of Aurora, showed American thank the for their country fsir, without the modern fea- judges i P some eight-row, red field corn, the first of services. which make the so-called tures “agri- the kind ever shown at thia fair. J cultural fairs” of to-day a travesty on If the agricultural exhibit at the Am- E. Z. Brown, of Clifton, Mrs. S. L. fair. And that a herst fair continues to grow, where will the original country Brimmer and Fred Grover, of Mariaville, fair still to they put it all? purely agricultural appeals and U. J. Clark and J. G. Dunham, of the is proven by the annually in- The good order preserved the public, Amherst, were among the large exhibi- during i > crowds at the Amherst fair. fair was due creasing tors of apples. largely to the police force in The fair too Is doing another charge of F. O. and Sheriff up-river Mrs. George F. Archer, as usual, made Silsby Deputy and a work than that of pleasing L. E. who were assisted H. A. greater one of her excellent exhibits of flowers, Crosby, by the crowds—it is stimulating the ngricul- Jellison and U. J. Clark. almost tilling one table. Of sweet peas tura! interests of the northern Hancock A illustrated in tone and alone she showed forty-two varieties, The reporter heard whispers of a danc- high-grade weekly magazine, equal the farms and county towns, improving though she raised at her gardens this ing platform within the fair enclosure the farmers, adding to the productiveness character to the best of the monthlies. In addition to the best year fifty-eight varieties. Mrs. Archer next year, and then there could be danc- of one and the prosperity of the other. has been an exhibitor and a prize-winner ing each night of the fair, without the The given to farming h proven matter the Post will each week the impetus this year at four fairs- -Bangor, Ellsworth, necessity of clearing out the hall. original obtainable, present by the fact that each year the quality and Eddington ami Amherst, and her gardens An exhibitor who was missed from the of the agricultural exhibit have best in the and books of the world It quantity ex- newspapers, periodicals have been represented through other agricultural department was J. F. shown decided improvement, until this Emery, hibitors at Lewiston and Portland. of Great Pond. Mr. Emery was an inter- finds t ho town hall all too small to will aim to be to literature what a Salon exhibit is year The this was contemporary display of fancy work year ested visitor to the fair, but made no ex- advantageously display the products, creditable, ns it always is. The array was hibit this year. At planting time last to the which for quality and variety rank with art, bringing together choicest bits of literature from all 4 a startling one for the judges, not only spring Mr. Emery was on his back with a the best. the table on the platform being occupied broken hip, from the effects r of that day prevented, being covered with quilts and rugs. In the line.’ We have the resources was decided fo continue the fair through this department Mrs. Eva A. Gregg ex- PREMIUM LIST. literary "his the Thursday. necessitated post- a hibited a quilt made by her great-aunt, Following is complete list of pre- of the world to draw The of the hall until Thursday upon. best ponement Miss Lydia Putnam Silsby, seventy-five miums awarded. Where name of town is night, as the dancing is held in the hall years ago. There were also exhibited omitted, exhibitor is from Amherst. writers of the world are a which must first be cleared of exhibits. ; braided rugs made by Mrs. Mary Silsby, Figures indicate premium, whether first, practically J Some who went to the fair Wednesday ex- * of Aurora, aged eighty-six years, and Mrs. second or third: retained of contributors. It would to attend the ball that evening corps pecting Sally Moore, of Amherst, aged eighty-one LADIES’ DEPARTMENT. went home disappointed, but they adver- years, for both ot which the judges recom- Judges Miss] F. Tibbetts, Clifton ; Mrs be for no matter tised the tuir to others, and the second A D Mrs Howard Cros- impossible any magazine, mended gratuities. Archer, Amherst; saw as an attendance as the by, Aurora. day big first, In the a- there were three department 1 1U11IC IllnU v IWlll, .<1 S O 011 II lUl'UUIlHIU, how boundless its to as ; while the dance seemed to suffer nothing wealth, obtain, principal exhibitors of oil paintings— 1; ladies’ worsted mittens, do, 1; braided Iippoiihp nf t ht> rhanirp of flat es. Mrs. B. VV. Silsby, of Amherst; Mrs. Ed- rug, Mrs Zelotis Fletcher, 1; patchwork the wealth of literature we have to THE GROUNDS. braided Mrs Homer Slls- original matter, ] of Great and Miss E. quilt, do, 3; rug, gar Mclninch, Pond, children’s In the fair inclosure, which was in by,2; hose, do, 1; mittens, do, ION I. Tibbetts, of Clifton. 2; mittens, Mrs B VV Siisoy, 3; hat mark, offer The handsome illustrations in the Charles P. the fakirs did weekly. charge of Silsby, Mrs. VV. J. Johnson and Mrs. M. E. Mrs Sadie Robinston, 1; handkerchief a business and the crowds were Mrs B VV drawn Mth H good of Amherst, made exhibitions of case, Silsby, 1; rug, Post are Grover, John head Mrs Vira amused. The cane stands, shooting gal- Giles, Aurora, 2; rest, original. millinery. l^aughlin, Aurora. 1; chair cushion, do, 1; lery, the knock-down-the-baby game, 1 Iu the kitchen department the house- drawn rug, do, 3; crochet rug, do, 2; To introduce it into it will be mailed its share of the your family, etc., each received pub- wives of northern Hancock showed their stockings, Mrs Susan Treadwell, Aurora, lic favor. The trained s€*al and 1; drawn work pillow eases, Mrs C P Sils- * “Polly” The of and week from now to on of superiority. display preserves by, Aurora, 1; drawn work every January i, 1899, j her companion the alligator went through handkerchief, receipt pickles was particularly noteworthy. do. 1; mat, do, 1; silk chair cushion, Mrs acts and “talked” for the i their little peo- Mrs. C. A. Richardson, who exhibited B VV Silsby, Aurora, 2; night dress, Mrs Ervin Sumner, 1; apron, ple. twenty-four kinds of precerves, received do, 2; pin show from cushion, do, 1; sofa pillow, Mrs Nettie An enterprising company first She also received second premium. Silsby, 3; necktie, do, 2; apron, Miss Ellsworth its tent on the ground pitched premium on pickles, of which she showed Mabel Kenniston, 3; picture throw, Mrs and a few' dollars. In connec- Inez sofa Mrs C A Rich- captured fourteen kinds, and third on jellies. The Frost, 3; pillow of ardson, Handkerchief case, ONLY tion with this sliow Alvin 1; do,2; pillow TEN llaney, first on was won by Mrs. CENTS, premium pickles Mrs Abbie •lI eases, Richardson,2; Ellsworth Falls, gave an open-air exhibi- stockings, J. H. Patten, whose reputation as a do, 1; mittens, do, 2; six skeins yarn, do, tion of which is tight-wire walking, pleased pickle-maker is not confined to Amherst. 1; knit tidy, Mrs VV i, liusscy, 1; puoto (The regular subscription J2.50 per year) t he crown six woolen mightily. Mrs. Patten received second on chsp, do, 1; pairs stockings, premium Mrs Laura four But the star attraction of the fair was Roberts, 2; pairs gloves, J preserves. First premium on jellies was do, 1; print quilt, Ladies’ Aid Society, 2; “Rube” Hilton, the comedian trick bi- won by Mrs. W. 1.. Hussey, of Amherst, crochet slurnoer robe, 1; picture throw, rider. “Rube-’ found nn Miss silk do, drawn THE CURTIS cycle apprecia- the second by Mrs. M. E. Grover. May Scott, 1; quilt, 1; PUBLISHING COMPANY. Philadelphia tive w hich his first work centre piece, Mrs M E Kenniston, audience, greeted ap- Mariaville came to tbe front as usual in 2; crochet lace, Miss Vivian Kenniston, 1; pearance with uproarious laughter, and the dairy department. Mrs. Fred Grover, yarn rug, Mrs VV L liusscy, 3; lace hand- him doing the tumble nr’ until be kept of Mariaville, won lirst premiutn on print kerchief, Mrs Nettie Siishy, 2; picture from «beer to sit M rs A N cushion. bad to st'v inability batter, and Mis. E. C. Dunham, of the throw, Jewett, 2; pin 11 1- Mrs Laura 2; chair A down v. iihout a sore Jewett, tidies, Mrs tender^ hitting «ame second. Mrs. Eliza Brimmer, place, VV Jewett. 1; hed scarf, do, 2; braided rug, Then ... .• -i. down to rid- spot. lppid of Mariaville, won lirst on cheese, Mrs. Mrs Ernest Rowe, Aurora, 3; crochet tidy, tin crowd a exhi- ing costume and ?n’ Gilman Jordan, of Waltham, ond. Miss LilliRti Leughlin, Great Pond, 2; sofa Baldwin, do. 3; yellow bellflower, do, 1; turnips, do, 2; tomatoes, do, 3; pumpkin, KING TAKEN T OY: d.niTJU” k Mrs B L Mine, Aurora, table W bition of first-class trii riding. In brown Marias ille carried pillow. 2; Wagner, do, 1; 1H greening, do, 1; Black M B SiLhy, Aurora, 2; red popcorn, L bread, too, do, 1; M rs J H of Ellsworth, which mats, splasher. Patten,]; Oxford, do, I; Koxjbury russet, do, 1; Haslem.3; onions, CM Smith, 2; yellow Monaghan'.-. Emu, off the *>:eond and An Incident of Toni* PbPPipo'* palm, '-iking lirst, crochet ru. Mra C 1* Sii.-by, Aurora, 1, Bed 1; L L \V <>f he Duelings, do, 2; Astrachan, do, corn, Silsby, Aurora, 1; peas, during the two days fair, I,. •vool Mrs Gilman Wal- to America in played third, the wim.t being Mrs. S. Brim- stockings, Jordan, Northern Spy, do, 1; Purler, Mrs Susan | Hussey, 2; yellow-eye beans, C M Smith, Voyage to 1 tim«. and added tham, do, crochet bee. Miss > ■' helped enliven mer, Miss Etbt Dunham and Mrs. Ethel 3; blanket, 1; Crosby, Aurora, 1; Taimau sweet, Mrs 2; carrots, ('. F Archer, 1: variety beam, n an interesting -v: in T \ I S.in,ik, < h eat Pond, 2; apron, do, 1; Oilman Waltham. lluhbard- Vera Archer (14 tomatoes. *>• much to the fair. in Jordan, 3; varieties), 1; II wie Journal. \Y:"k’.?r Per’’’.1- ••’hr-, Fro.-1. But y**mst bread, Amherst came I do. urawn work Mis quilt, 1; petticoat, st e, Mrs P A Cook, Waltham, 1; Graven- j C M Siiiiih, 2; table beets, NVm Frost,' % The exhil.iti'>n of stock wj bin the to Mrs. B. \V. Si Is Ezra Greal rue tlmt in. -••p«ed :r the in ft the front, by winning Williams, Pond, 1; pants, do, -tei.i, do, 1; Porter, E Z Brown, Clifton, | MariaviMe, 1; watermelons, .J F Gregg. 1; suspicion wut much than al. Miss Hat t ic grounds huger lirst and Mrs. Clara Nickerson, second. 1, ntcKtie, Joi.I.tii, Waltham, 2; Wealthy, do, 1; Canada Baldwin, do, 1; ; citron, do, 2; pumpkins, do, 1; pole bea is, jf the ciptain of th** -e! was M .Hi Edit.h 'i 1; i.-iazy qui t. Grover, mra, Wagner, Geo ! Archer Northern j F .1 Brown. CFfton, tree do, 1; to Ameri. theft-' f l nil A W1 Nil Cv NTKSTS. The display of cookery by girls was a 3; Spv. 2; beans, bringing n, TOG, giatuity; kail rug, Mrs A A Tibbetts, J 1* Gregg, 2 (extra); Wolf River, Mrs yellow-eye hears, do. 1; onions, do. 1; feature of the fair it removes all doubt diawn a mysterious pas- who v* '•otr.e The drawing c ni .-ts of caitie and k’tnton, 1; rug, Miss Cora Penney, j Eva A Gregg, 2; Eameuse, do, i; goliitn '■ellow sweet corn, Luther Penney, Clif- -»d on to lbat the women of northern Hancock are Marirtvo.t 1; infam’s Mrs Bernice nern aboard at Hamburg, gocR tell horses on both days of the Ih r were ob- jacket, I russet, do, 1; Nort Spy, do, 2; Graven- ton, 1. VN ,* y, Waitham, 1; underwaist, do, 1; Mrs S L PAINTINGS AND FLOWERS. what one dev when rH- l horn cooks. The first was won stein, Brimmer, Mariaville, 3; happened pns of much interest. John \mburner, prize by d. i,i. jects di>, 2; hat marks, Mrs M L Nicker Pann do, 2; Astrachan, do, 3. Edith i who use, Judges Mrs Ezra Williams, (it Pond; senger said: “‘Si- thi* m no* the hrs: of Ellsworth, Ben jamin Wamn, uf Ed- Grover, \wrora, aged eleven, non, 2; slipp. rs, Miss Lizzie Treadwell, Miscf lla twous Fru its. Mrs Foster, Amherst, W J1 .-i •’ exhibited fourteen dishes. The second Edinwiii th, boniion Mrs Herbert Eugene Titus, occasion upon which have ohser the dington, ami .bOm IEisIhih. of Mariaville, 1; doily, El N wort h. table Concord grapes, Geo F Archer, 1; sweet bestow was won Mabel of Moore, Ellsworth, 1; mats, do, 2; Mrs attentive scrutiny yon upon me. acted as on oxen, uni. Mr. premium by Giles, ar- cran- Collection potted plants, Letitia judges Lym- afghan, do, 2; head-rest, Libel Frost, p Mrs Susan Crosby, Aurora, 3; tec. and the third Silsby, 1; Mrs Clara Nickerson, 2; Mrs E May 1 inquire the reason?’ burner, Cl if Lon Woodward, of Ellsworth, Amherst, aged by Mariaville, 2; twenty-five samples lace, berries, Mrs Gilman Jordan, Waltham, 3, C M T Hussey, honorable mention for cotton the cand’d c?’ u» Annie of aged twelve. Mrs Ervin 1. Gratuities recom- plums. Smith, 3; p'.umn, do, 1; pear*, “‘Sir,’ responded ,ein> and S. S. (ioodw ir. of Ati.h horses. Grover, Mariaville, Sumner, Sirs Laura Roberts, honorable mended for t raided Mrs 1 “The passenger smiled; the snide was VEGETABLES. pansies, asters, verbenas, balsams, phlox, bread adult Inez ;ull of a; ; •:r• tl• i- .• and 4,295 pounds. among competitors. Judges John Lym burner, Ellsworth; dahlias, gltidiolas, zinnias, stocks, petu- perspicacity of is another Moses Martin and dinner was followed wit! ‘Pray tel? J. I*, Gro r, A mhvrst. Mace, Aurora, aged thirteen, Warren, Eduington; John Judges- Chick, Clifton; nias, collection sweet peas, ta- then, second, 3,S14 Benj Haslem, \ hat believe me to be?’ who knows how to cook. Marntvilb Laughiin, Eddington; 11 E Wakefield, Bar ble decoration. you girl “At this pounds. Cotswold Deilie Jer- llart»or. question Captain Ew.ng fidg- Pair Horse*. There were a number of or buck, McDonald, 1, Oil curiosities Best Geo E Paintings. eted, lies itated, and hnahj hi., ,.c: sey row. MIhh Jennie Dunham, Mariaville, display potatoes, Archer; to be en in the hall. One of C M Mrs B W to be 1. -f.Tilii, ace a Ernest An tirst, specialties Holstein Fred second best, Smith; biggest squash. , Landscape, Silsby, 2; marine, “Well, y Roberts, hirst, 5,132 1; CHif, Grover, Mariaville, 1 C M J ll Bat- do, 1: 1; on gambler. You’ve we'l-nigh re v* *ir- the most interesting was the commission 1; Holstein heifer, do, I; grade Jersey Smith; biggest pumpkin, do, 2; vegetables, flowers, do, pounds. ten; heat garden Geo satin, 1; tire screen, Mrs () self at home, and are now -mg to of Goodell as a in the sec- cow, Lafayette Hanseom, 1; grade Hol- display vegetables, hand-painted W. E. Ritchie, Ao ora, second, 5,055 Bilsby captain F second C M best H fruit. Mrs fleece the fools hud on shoo1. stein, Fred Grover. Mariaville, 2; Durham Archer; best, Smith; Buzzell, gratuity; Edgar you ond regiment of of the common- Geo F C do, “The man's i!. .*• d pounds. infantry ealf, E L Aurora. 1 ; peck wheat. Archer; best bariey, Mcluinch, 1; landscape, do, 1; flowers, young Silsby, Jersey cow, the next minute be turned ~ -.in. Single Horses. wealth of Massachusetts (which then in- Dr J H Fatten, 3; do, Mrs Geo W Rodick, M Smith; second best, Geo F Archer; best 2; marine, Miss E 1 Tibbetts, Clifton, 3; Geo F second C M flowers, do, 3; fruit, do, 2. lowered his voice and replied cluded Maine), in the war of 1812. The 2; grade Holstein heifer, 1. E Crosby, 1; oats, Archer; best, Walter Richardson, \uior9 first, 3,429 collection Mrs B W .Sils- Ewing, as have studied Jersey bull, James Craney-, Aurora, 2; Smith; best collection squash, C M Smith; Best paintings, “‘Captain you commission is signed by Wm. Tudor, sec- F Amherst. me during this so 1 ha studied pounds. grade Jersey lieifer, do, 1; grade Holstein second best, Geo Archer. by, voyage, of the and coun- pnn try. you. 1 have comet, t!:. :at Ernest Roberts, Amherst, second, 3,031 retary commonwealth, cow, Richardson, 1; grade Potatoes. Elijah Jersey you urea man to he trusted. 1 am I.rui-, tersigned by Levi Lincoln, lieutenant heifer, do, 2; grade Jersey bull, C M American Wonder. J H Patten. 1: Car- Judges George Downing,Clifton Wood- pounds. Philippe, lluc d'Orleans, eldest son of t hat of Smith, Angus do, ward and John Ellsworth. BALL GAME. governor. A. \V. Silsby, Amherst, 1; polled heifer, 1; pair men No 3, do, 3; Empire State, do, 1; Lymburner, Louis who was s.ain Joshua Kock C M land Philippe d'Orkuus, of Goodell steers, Nickerson, 1; grade Jersey- Pride of C F Silsby, Mariaville, Plymouth fowls, Smith, the * a ball after- grandson Capt. Silsby, was America, | by the guillotine on seventh Nov- There was game Wednesday heifer, Myrl Chick, 2; one-year-old grade New Rural New Yorker, 2; John McDonald. 3; black Langslmn the exhibitor. 1, Queen, do, 1; ember, almost three years non.5 noon between teams from Franklin and Jersey heifer, do, 3; native bull, L H Rob- Geo F Archer, 2; Carmen No 3, do, 1; chicks, Lafayette Hanscom, 1; Wysn- A Bible in was ex- John F L E 1: Hanscom, The Franklin team won- family printed 1772 inson, 1; grade Jersey heifer, Early Maine, do, 2; Dakota red, do, 2; dottes, Crosby, Lafayette Eddington. Holstein Fred Wm Frost, Maria- yotirrs. hibited by Samuel Scott, of Amherst. Gregg, 3; cow, Grover, Beauty of Hebron, Herbert Dunham, 1; 2; partridge Cochins, ILtgal score 27 to Archie John- ville, 1; E LSilshv, Aurora, 2; buff Coch- 17._ A Mariaville, 2; grade Durham, Early Maine, Archerson Johnston, 1; cotton plant with cotton raised by 1. ins, Mrs S E Crosby, Aurora, 1; brown ^SlATtrOiTlAlNl.’ IN THE HALL. ston, Early Northers, U S Jordan, 1; Early Mrs. E. T. of from seed KITCHEN AND DAIRY. Win Grover, 1; geese, C M Hussey, Amherst, Ohio, Elijah Richardson, 2; Beauty of Leghorns, Hancock ss.—At a pro.,ate c« > lul.i at The town ball never looked better than from Smith, 1. Bluehil in ami for the f Han- received Texas, attracted much at- Mrs A W Hebron, C M Smith, 3; Fill basket, do, 1; county Judges Billings, Eddington; 01 the sixth of in the it did this year, with its decorations of tention. Early Ohio, do, 1; Empire State, Harry cock, uay Seinetnher, Mrs Albion Archer, Mariaville; Mrs Ami of our Lord one t housand u.ndred and of all Dakota of Charm* aud Luck. year eight red, white and blue, the “flags and Amherst. Silsby, 2; reds, do, 1; Beauty and Two white rats, exhibited by Bertie Tourtelotte, S E Nick- .ninety-eight. the wealth of and Mrs John Hebron, do, 2; Early Fortune, More than half the men I know wear in A CERTAIN instrument purportit ; to be nations”, quilts, rugs Eva of Mariaville, amused all Maple syrup, McDonald, 3; Carmen No For- Dunham, Mrs Fred erson, 2; 1, do, 2; Early coin a' V a copy of the Iasi wn .«:ui : mu o ut ot and mats almost hid the the butter, Grover, Mariaville. 1; their pocket somo sort of talisman—a which walls, the children and folks. tune, Win Frost, Mariaville, 1; Rural New- Richard 1*. Buck, late of Brooklyn, u the many grown Mrs E C Dunham, 2; C or or or of Mariaville, honey, J F New- E of odd date old foreign strange of and state of New \ de- tables loaded with flowers, fruit and veg- of showed F Mrs Yorker, Gregg, 3; Queen, J county Kings, John McDonald, Amherst, Silsby, Mariaville, 1; yeast bread, the inevitable rabbit foot of the ceased, and of the thereof io said of art and Brown, Clifton, 2. metal, probate etables, and the array fancy B W cooking Edith of «. a ut some shiners, or live bait. Mr. McDon- Silsby, 1; by girls, true graveyard variety, marbles, small state New York, bout i< 1; also work which tilled the stage and formed a Grover, Aurora, age 11 (14 dishes), 1; jelly, Squash. a certain instrument ourporting to be a ropy ald is going quite extensively in the live stones, vials, a poker chip, a rubber band, Mrs W L Hussey, 1; preserves, Mrs C A White chestnut. .1 H. Patten, Amherst, j of the h.st will ami testament ot Kmelmet'. pleasing background. bait business, and at his has built anytnmg found by chance or presented by Buck, lite of Brooklyt:, in tin .-our y ot place Richardson, 1; pickles, do, 2; jelly, do, 3; 3; marrow, do, 2; Boston marrow, C P The hall was in of C. F. friend. Whenever a charm of kind Kings, and state of New York. dec°as T and charge Sllsby, tanks for the care of the little fish which maple syrup,l.ldo, 2; cooking, Mabel Giles, the C M a any Silsby, Aurora, 1; Victor, Smith, of the probate thereof m >.tid iti m \**w assisted John age 10 (8 syrup, Mrs do. New fails to bring good luck to the wearer, he by McDonald, vice-president the fishermen are so to in winter. dishes), 2; maple 2; Marblehead, 2; Faxon, do, 1; York, duly authenticate hi.': .< j.e glad get Clara Mrb Eliza of the association. A. Nickerson, 1; cheese, white chestnut* do, 1; Boston marrow, stx'ks occasion to give it to some dear ac- sented to the judge f probati i, <.,.i aid Secretary W.Silsby C. M. Smith showed some ou peanuts Brimmer, Mariaville, 1; brown bread, do, 3; Metcalf, do, 1; Warren, do, 1; yel- quaintance, who after trying its potency connty of Hancock, for the uurpo.se being was one of the busiest men in the hall. Mrs Ethel allowed, filed and record'd in tb roba'.t the vine, which were grown by him. Frost, MariaviUe, 3; yeast low turban, do, 1; golden hubbard, B W for awhile and failing to make it work, ; The exhibition in the hall this year was bread, Mrs Clara Nickerson, 2; cooking, 1 court ot our aid county of Hancr-ck THE BABY SHOW'. Silsby, (special); Marblehead, do, 1; passes it in turn to some ono he wants to ; Ordered, That notice thereof be to Annie age 12 (5 Fred given at least a third larger than on any pre- Grover, dishes), 3; pickles, erookneck, (trover, 1; Victor, do, 1; all interested th rein, The baby show was the feature of the Mrs J H “get even” with. There is a leading citi- persons by p Thing 1; do, 2; 2; M BSils- ■ vious The hall was to the Fatten, preserves, white chestnut, do. Hubbard, a copy of this order t brre v rrks sum :\>*ly year. crowded, second afternoon. were as zen of this city who has carried two ; There not cheese, Mrs Gilman Jordan, Mariaville, 2; by. Aurora, 1; Hubbard, S E Nickerson, glass in the Ellsworth American, a as has newspaper racriflce, been of Mrs M E brown marbles in his these seven or ;• already Intimated, many entries as usual, beiug only five, jelly, Grover, 2; bread, 3, mammoth Hubbard, George Archer, 2; pocket eight printed at Ellsworth. til county >t Han- an of individual ex- Ethel 2; brown bread. Mrs S L C M and he lias rubbed them cock, the first publication •.» be *brV" ckt, advantageous display and there were to Dunham, Faxon, do, 2; erookneck, Smith, 2. years, together prizes enough go j at least, before the first nay o N> her, hibits. Brimmer, Mariaville, 1. Miscellaneous so much l»etween his fingers that the hard- around. were awarded as follows; Vegetables. a. d. 1898, that they n: ai u p at. They er worn a hole in the softer. He would F. Charles and FRUIT. H has court to bt held at Ellsworth, in and for George Archer, M. Smith Handsomest — Lavern Parsnips, J Patten, 1; ruta-baga tur- girl Laughlin, not with them for and said county of Hancock, at teu.o’clock in the Dr. J. H. Patten were I Watson Mace, Aurora, Kohl part gold precious large exhibitors. Great Alta Am- Judges Abram Penney, Clifton; H A nips, 2; rabi, forenoon, and show t iusi th iav< Pond, first; Richardson, J li horse carrots, cauli- stones.—New York Press. a Bar J A Leach. Am- Patten, 1; do, 2; the same There was spirited rivalry between Mr. Katie Lawford, Harbor; against herst, second; Jellison, Amherst, herst. flower, do, 3; cucumbers, do, 3; martynia, •). P. (TN N 1 NO HA M, J udge or probate. Archer and Mr. Smith on general ex- third. Apples. do, 1; muskmelon, do, 1; watermelon, Hard Luck. A true copy of origit 1 order of cour,. hibit. Mr. Archer had the best of do, 2; pear tomatoes, do, 1; red tomatoes, Attest:—Chas. p. Dork, KicisU-i. display Handsomest boy—Cecil Dunham, Maria- Guest—It’s sad about the man who was Mr. For best assortment, Geo F Archer, 1; do, 1; red Wethersfield onions, do, 3; trace garden vegetables. Smith had the Cecil found dead in his room from blowing out ville, first; Brown, Clifton, second. D M Smith, 2. Golden russet, E II Oreutt, pop corn, do, 1; sw eet corn, do, 2; cabbage, second Mr. Smith had the best bar- ’the best; The judges were James Rice, Bangor* 1; R I greenings, J H Patten, 2; crab, E C do, 2; citron, do, 3; table beets, do, 3; in- gas. ley and the best collection of Mr. termediate EC Hotel Clerk—Yes, it’s too bad. Nobody squash; Jerome Cummins, Eddington; and Ezra Dunham, Mariaville, 2; golden russet, do, beets, do, 1;’table beets, patents: F claimed the as ho his Archer had the -, i; Baldwin, Geo Archer, 2; Porter, do, Dunham, sweet corn, CF has body, and paid Ik wneat.the best col- N. Great Pond. Mariaville, 2; Caveats, and Trade Marks obtained a-’d a Pa- Williams, Ben Davis, do, Asttachau, tio, 2; 3; Geo F for the room wo lection of and the best collec- 1; 1; Silsby, Mariaville, salsify, Archer, last dollar don’t know tent business conducted lor Moderate Fees. potatoes Duchess of Talman sawkard 2: THE DINING-ROOM. Oldenburg, do, 1; 1; beets, do, peppers, do, 1; Who is to pay for the gas.—Viin. Our office Is opposite U. S. I’at i. -‘idi We tion of with Mr. Smith a close going apples, *weet, do, do, 2; Alexander, do, 1; ruta-baga do, — uaveluo Bub-agcncle.', all buTnes^ hence The lower hall was used as usual as a 2;Gravenstein, cauliflower, turnips, direct, J G Dunham, 1; Wagner, J ii Nickerson, ] ; mammoth white cucumbers, do,2; cab- can transact patent business in less time find ns Hoodooed. LESS --o dining-room, and here during the two 1; bellllower, do, 3; crab, do, 1; Wolf bage, Archerson Johnston, 1; carrots, J COST than th. remote I'roxu Wash- WHAT DO THE CHILDREN DRINK? of the fair a force was L H 3; Geo H red Patettic—I seen tho new moon ington. uays large kept River,: Robinson, Alexander, | Nickerson, 3; carrots, do, 2; pop Perry Send model, drawing, or with Don’t give them tea or coiD I f ive tried corn. P G photo, descrip- you Drcutt, 2; wealthy, do, 2; ilubbnrdstone, Sumner, 2; citron, Snm’l Giles, over my left shoulder. tion. We if c the new food drink called It la de- busy serving meals to hungry fair-goers. advise, p t, Treat* GKAt>-0? [ B W ■ W Haslem, 2; McIntosh red, Silsby, Aurora, 1; intermediate beets, Elijah Watson—That settles’t. I’ll charge. Our fee not due til! j aten* u •> licious and n urlahing and takes the ■»( The meals were well and well Wayworn pmoc prepared l (extra i; Northern do, 3; Roxbury I'ichardsou, 3; carrots, A book, “How io obtain with Ter- coffee. The more Gialn-O you give the chil- Spy do, 1; cucumber, bet the very next placo yon ask ler work Patents," served. U J R 1 C M vine ences to actual clients lit or dren the more health you distribute russet, Clark, 2; grecningy, do, 3; Smith, 1; peach, do, 2; turnip, your stat*., county, ihrough you git it.—Cincinnati Enquirer. town, aent free. Addr- their system-. Grain-O is made of pure arains, The pastry was prepared by Mrs. l7h. bellllower, Elijah Richardson, 2;Fameuse, do, 1; salsify, do, 2; cauliflower, do, 2; and when tastes like the F O Wolf properly prepared Robinson and the io, 3; Alexander, Silsby, 3; parsnips, do, 1; carrots, do, 3; cabbages, costs meats by J. r Gregg choice grad* l.uf about U a* River do. 1; Talman sweet, C M Smith, 1; do, 3; field corn, do, 2; peas, do, 1; yellow-- The only place to get bargains is at the C. A. SNOW & much- All tcers -ell it. l'» -Vic. The Co.. gr and supplies were furnished by Dunham :rab, do, 3; HubUtfrcictoL**. do. 3; Canuda eye beans, Fred Grover, Mariaville, 2; that store advertises fo: your trade. Opposite Vateot Office, Washington, l) . visiting relatives and the Gins* worth our 15 Sherman, Mrs. Margaret Smith, Newell Cripple Creek cafe. Do run down, there s a dear boy, and attending Pitchers, 25c.each, price Milk Pans, worth 10c. each, our 7 Mrs. llamor, of Hull’s Cove, has A. F. Blake, Hollis —Syracuse Courier. make them bring boxes. I fair. flqt. price Angela Powers, Stanley, May up my tipped flqt. Ml'k Pans, worth 12c.each, our price 7 1-2 been visiting relatives here the past week. Cole, liachie Cole and the family of Aline that wretched steward, and he hasn't clone James Taylor and wife, with Henry lOqt. Milk Pans, worth 15c.each,our price H i» »» Dover Egg Beaters, worth 25c. each, of “Look Out”. Mrs. and home | G. N. Rich, who is employed at Bar Flye, proprietor Colpitts wife, returned Fri- our MRS. WHITEHEAD. Gilchrist went away and os he price cousin of Mrs. Mil below, from a and Saucers, worth 85c. Harbor, on the police force, has returned Susan Bray, liken, day visit to relatives in the Cups per set, had his own packing to finish he did not our price 35 is years old and in the home. eighty enjoyment see an como ofT in the provinces. Cups and Saucers, white, worth The worst of a steamer flirtation is that English gentleman plain of health. 65c. set, our 4 good doctor’s Mrs. White warm- Mrs. A. I). of West per price Wesley Moore and family were the are more or less bound to see it boat, greet very Parsons, Somerville, 4 Decorative worth 75c. Oct. 3. G. B. A. you qt. Pitchers, each, ly, exchange a few words with her and was here last the of our guests of his sister, Mrs, Lottie G. Gilchrist went to Las Mass., week, gu€»st price 40 through. Palmas, then return to shore 1 Decorative worth 42c. hurriedly consumed Mrs. Freeman Jordan. She returned qt. Pitchers, each, Knowles, last week. in Grand a British African our 20 Penobscot. Canary, by with abundant laughter. But he was up price home 3, 4, 5, and r. In. Decorated Nappies, Miss Jennie Richardson has returned found several straw- boat, because start from in time to see the letters into the Friday. Buela Leach ripe they Liverpool, brought worth 10 to 20c., our price 5 to 8 near which he resided. Mrs. White- saloon the shore The members of the band an 5 *5 in. from Southwest Harbor, where she has berries a few days ago. port by agent and to watch gave 3, 4. and Decorative Plates, worth 12 to 25c our fl to 13 been for a year. head went by the same steamer, because Mrs. White take up a telegram most legi- entertainment in Agricultural hall, North price stopping Good Plated Teaspoons, worth 25c. j>er bly addressed to “Whitehead." on where Miss Jessie who has been at the DEATH OF EZRA DUNHAM. she thought there was less likelihood of Ellsworth, Saturday evening, set. our price 10 Leland, “Ah,” said Mrs. a who knew her there than White, with sigh of had been the ladies' Good -liver Plated Teaspoons, worth Somes bouse the has re- Ezra Dunham, one of Penobscot’s most meeting people they engaged by past season, relief, “then it is all right.” TV j'cr set. our price 23 died there would lx? on one of the bigger and sewing circle. They were greeted by a Good Silver Plated Knives anti turned home to Indian Point. esteemed citizens, quite sudden'y Gilchrist a Forks, experienced peculiar little worth 50 faster boats which from the south audience. Ail were 63 per set, our price 1 75 from on Wednesday. He Cape go thrill. The name of Whitehead re- good-sized pleased Mrs. Addie J. Emery and little son appendicitis carried 10 piece Toilet Set, worth 63 50 per set, had been ill for some but was of England. And. to further this coy do- cent memories for him. It would with the evening’s programme. The our 2 45 of are days, have price liewell, Salisbury Cove, visiting sire. she her name and fl Toilet Set, worth 62 50 per set, to be when a sudden decapitated ap- done the same for every one who had been members of the circle held a sale after piece her N. W. and wife. thought improving our price 1 50 parents, Higgins peared on the purser’s list as Mrs. White. in So he change came over him and he quietly lately England. inquired. the entertainment. Copper Bottom Wash Hollers, worth Mrs. Phosia and little Gilchrist foregathered with her before they “What’s all 61 75 our 1 lO Mayo daughter He leaves a widowr and right?” price passed away. had brought over the Copper Bottom Wash Hollers with Cop- Martha left Saturday to accompany her Holyhead quarter, My news, said Mrs. White cheerfully. UNION CONGREGATION A L CHURCH. three children. per Rim. our price 1 25 Howard on a because ho and she were the only two pas- I share it?” husband, Capt. Mayo, trip “Mayn't Her. E. L. Tea Strainers, 3 The deceased was a man of un- who had not soon the of Hunt, pastor. to Boston. young sengers necessity "Sure you want to. dear?” Pint Tin Dippers, 3 3. M. below to lie down. Weekly prayer meeting Friday evening Oct. common energy, thrift and adaptability. going "Of course,” said Gilchrist, and hoped Clothes Pins, per do*., 1 “Will let me lash your deck chair?” at T. Plus, per paper, I Dedham. He devoted himself to bis business with you that he was speaking in his natural voice. he said by way of introduction. “The said his Turner has been chosen rare zeal and industry, as if he appre- "It’s all right, dear,” fiancee, j Sunday, 10 a. m. -Sermon, “What is J. E. juryman. All our at reduced to close. sea’ll get worst? soon when we open up the “I can I wasn't rug* prices hended the shortness of his existence, marry you. quite sure prayer;” 7 p. m., gospel service—‘‘Decep- Everett Black has finished work at Great channel more, and you may get a nasty before, because law is so 300 rug*, fl.75; 175 rugs, fl.50; 160 rugs, and was anxious to crowd into it the best risky, although tion.” W7orks and is at home. spill. this was nearly a certain thing. But *1 25. results of his overworked powers. He L. has moved to Ells- He very naturally got leave to do that wired me to the Rev. E. Hunt Also n The for bible was held they’ve say that we’ve got ; small line of CUSTOM-MADE meeting study was moral in his and a strictly habits, and quite naturally wedged himself in a as as worth and his office address is decree nisi. So soon the time's run Falls, post SHOES which we are selling at 1-4 with Mrs. Nellie Turner Friday evening. to price devoted member of the Methodist church. corner beside her and began talk. That out''— now Ellsworth Falls. to wind them up. Dr. Guy Hutchings left Friday to visit His funeral Friday, in the Methodist was the beginning of it all. By the time “What!' cried Gilchrist. "You’re the had abreast Land s his sisters in Brewer before to was a they got of End ho had Mrs. Whitehead the have boon returning Episcopal church, attended by papers WEST ELLSWORTH. home in Florida. discovered that her Christian name was I>. F. his number of relatives and crammed with? O Lord!” And his mind TKIIiOU, large neighbors. the Edith, and by time they had cross<*d a ream of No. 2 Franklin St.. Ellsworth. Visitors in town are William Sleeper, The was covered with evergreen galloped through unrefreshing Mrs. Luella Class remains very ill. pulpit the bay and were carrying the brown hills details. wife and of and Mrs. in There is little of her (3 doors from Main street.' daughter, Milford, and flowers, and floral tributes pro- of Portugal along on their beam ho had hope recovery. Rose Reeves and of Bradford. "I’m the lady,” said she. children, Rev. ~~ fusion surrounded the casket. Mr. into the habit of letting the I knew Mrs. Hattie Barron is a few 1 dropped slip “But nothing of this.’’ spending A of twelve ladies from of party Bangor Bailey preached the sermon. name Edith with the most skilled un- “You never asked me,” weeks visiting her daughter and sisters in drove Dedham to view 3. H. consciousness whenever there was none through Saturday , Oct. "Well, our little farce can’t go on." Bangor. BUSINESS the autumn-tinted scenery. had else within earshot. They h| "Which, pray?” of has rented the North I.amasp*. He was not new to this sort of Joseph Brown, Surry, picnic dinner on Cowing'a ledge overlook- j exactly “Well, if you want it in plainer words, lake. and no more was she. owned William W. Barron house, and moved in mg Phillips Drs. Allen and Clarence Holt visited game, They my engagement to you.” SHID to be Oct: 3. B. to the fact “I do halo cal- last their parents Sunday. up cheerfully. “Oh, that's your small game, is it" Thursday. DULL... low youths.” said Mrs. White, and, said she, “Then I had William Kane, wife and daughter smiling sweetly. William B. Ridley, w ife and daughter, ! “When I linu myself paired off with better s«h* two or three atj&rrttsnnmts. Captain I’nageand of East Bluehill, were relative* Meta, from North Brooksville, have been two visiting schoolgirls under and twenty,” wild of the other gentlemen here at once and the of Mrs. Alinon and Mrs. here Saturday and Sunday. guests Gray Gilchrist, “I bolt as soon as I convenient- get their evidence pul down in writing.” John Black the past few days. ly can and have a comfortable swear. Let Gilchrist whistled. Rev. Mr. Moore, of Surry, preached at If business is us dull as me drag you a chair behind the lifeboat the school-house Capt. A. B. Holt, who has been home “You'll lo«»k after my things, won’t Sunday morning. Sub- dealers in nil classes of No there, and then you can smoke a cigar- till I como back? There’s the few returned to Bath on you, purser. ject, “The Church the Bride of Christ.” days, Monday merchandise affirm it to :i Gripe ette.” I'll and catch him TVTi- Hood’s Pills. The old-fash- go before he’s off : big, t ;o his the “Helen G. I Mrs. Annie Dollard fell join vessel, Moseley”, “One more cushion, under down the cellar Iol i. > tied pills, which tear you all to please; just ashore.” be, it must be pretty near which is being loaded with ice from that the said Mrs. White. “And ixjw stairs Saturday morning. She was se- * 't in it with iiood's. head,” “Wait a minute,” said Gilchrist. "What pi Kasy to take I a fact. for New York. tuck the in round feet. but no bones port rug my There, are you after?” verely bruised, fortunately that’s nice. Now, some men were Such the and I David Young, of Boston, who has been thanks; “Isn’t it obvious? Am I going to have broken. being case, would lx) shocked at niv here and sitting my tossed abour in this a risiting relatives here the past two weeks, feelings way?” Eight members of the Work and Win having stock of ... smoking when half Portugal might lx? “That means ‘breach of But went last to to his promise.' met at the home of Mrs. T. ! Thursday Bangor join on at us society P. looking through race glasses for you won’t get it, you know.” brother Nelson for a sporting trip to the | wo know. Others Barron Saturday afternoon, and after do- anything would bo “I shall have a very good try, ’’said Aroostook. greedv and keep all their cigarettes to madam dryly. “You will look after those ing their mission sewing spent a pleasant Desirable anil Seasonable \ Oct. 3. Y. themselves. ou are neither oue nor the things, won't you. till I go and see the time in the orchard trying the apples and and therefore I like other, you.” purser?” grapes. Hall Ouarry. “Therefore I'm an infinitely lucky “No; wait another minute;, please. rw n it ! GOODS said Gilchrist. C. J. Hall has gone west on a business man,” Law’s expensive, and I should think you “I think are all the trip. you pretty lucky have had enough airing in the papers late- MOUTH OF THK UIVKK. the cu- way round. Nothing to do except amuse ly.” , that public—part and of Blue- Messrs. Hinckley Mixer, You aren’t to 1 Mrs. Oscar Kemick is yourself. certainly going “On the contrary, so much that a little visiting relatives larly the I and N. H. of ladies—want, bill, Higgins, Ellsworth, Grand Canary for the good of your health, more will make no difference. In fact, it in Bluebill. ! it is what a 1 have decided to make a lib- were in town last week on business. because you’re the picture of that already, will turn tho side. But as for laugh my Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Swett and I can’t tho cut of a George Kay j «iimiuuimiiiii Southwest Har- say you’ve got you, my dear boy, you're different. It will eral reduction from my al- Rev. Mr. Anderson, of visited S. P. Moon and wife at Mt. J man who's going there on business.” come as a Capt. j a sermon refreshing novelty.” low prices, so that all bor, preached very Interesting I’m to kick heels and Desert Ferry recently. ready may “Oh, going up my “As I say, law’s uncertain, and it’s ton ; cough ] u the chapel here on Wednesday evening walk about mid climb the and can be accommodated. mountains, to one you'd lose your case. But, look The “gift enterprise” has been reorgan* HALE'S )f last week. eat oranges and avocado pears. At inter- a of hundred hero, I’ve got couple pounds ized with Mrs. Betsey Milliken president. ! to The “Harvest vals I shall play a little golf.” in notes. Will take that and call it Home”, Capt. Somes, you The society will meet with Mrs. William “Delightful programme. Nothing todo j ‘Westerloo”, Capt. Mayo, and the “E. T. quits?” Murch Thursday afternoon. j but amuse yourself. But don’t you get excellent sir, the are go- Haraor”, Capt. Brown, loaded at Camp- “My ‘feelings’ of rather tired of it sometimes!-” ing to cost a cool thousand if Friends here will be pleased to learn of ! that bell & Macomber’s wharf last week with you you pay A. W. OREELY. makes) “It hasn’t bored me 60 far. When a for them now.” the marriage at New Orleans, La., of Wil- Boston stone. man ’s had of one he can enough thing, try “Don’t you wish you may get it?” liam J. Warren, formerly of Ellsworth. Oct. 4. X. another. ‘‘I don’t much because I No. 5 Main St. _ very mind, His bride was Miss Carmelite so HOREHOUND on Rodriguez, j it “That depends the man's income. | shall ask for ten thousand if wo fight, and Waltham. of that were married 7. AND It ’s an the I city. They Sept. in the church Sun- expensive game ringing changes j should very much prefer to finger ten.” There were services Mr. Warren came to Ellsworth when nine | too often. Gilchrist didn’t because it D. B. of swear, first, lay, conducted by Rev. Smith, it come think of of He made his home with | dangerous, “Well, I suppose is, to j is rude to swear before a lady, and, sec- years age. Franklin. it,” 6aid Gilchrist. “I started the yacht- j ondly, because he didn’t know words Capt. John Whitmore and wife until he mania last summer. That came iu j Mrs. E. W. Debeck and Miss Sadie ing j enough to do justice to the occasion. In- was eighteen. He is now a civil engineer COULD, rather for a first outfit of materials. stead he the who now the store so oc- Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar is 4 Plough spent Saturday and Sunday in heavy ; went into saloon and wrote at New Orleans. keeps long : a medicine that has been tested 4 said Mrs. White, with a out a which he recdved a long Ellsworth. “Evidently,” chock, for very Oct. 3. Victor. cupied by the late J. W. Coombs, is in private practice. Bold by druggists 1 are a man ______sigh, “you young having many satisfactory document in retwrn. After- to till can ■ j prepared every want that generally. ______1 Miss Lizzie Jordan, who has been at What a blessed comfort it possessions. ward he went ashore. A of from be in one minute. 1 delegation preachers Chicago supplied by ; Pike’s Toothache Drops cure svork for Mrs. M. K. Haslem, has re- must be to get away from the region of He met Mrs. White-Whitehead frequent- waited upon Lincoln to urge the issuance amed to her home in Majriaville. narrower means!” the month in Las ly during ensuing the the matter over at of emancipation proclamation. The Choice Oct. 3. H. Gilchrist thought Palmas, and they always bowed to one Confectionery, _ the claim with ecclesi- greater length that night when the lights another most cordially, but they never spokesman urged Ha ii set. the astical had been switched off in smokoroom spoke. She was always with another man, dignity by saying: “The Lord Fruit, Nuts and the like. Dr. G. W. Anderson's office is closed, and the other passengers had turned in, and once when ho went into the hotel sends this commission to President : you, Blood ind will remain so until about Oct. 20, and he came to several conclusions. Above where they were staying he found out tho Uncoil*.*’ 1 “Perhaps so,” he replied, “but all things, he was satisfied that it was en- other man’s name. Then ho whistled while he is absent iu Boston and New isn’t it strange that be should send his An appropriate purchase without drawbacks to be well off. most The name was Tork. tirely again thoughtfully. the of To wiii message by way Chicago?” a man who smokes i * also gave a good deal of his time to not new to him. He had read it several by another immediate over Mrs. White. He didn’t delegation urging The fuchsia was named after Leonard thinking times before In the very same papers where is a action he said : “If call the tail of a quite know whother he was in love with he had read so much about Mrs. White- you Tell Fuchs, a famous German botanist. 1 her or not—he couldn’t quite define what head.—Cutliffe in Sketch. sheep a leg, bow many legs will the sheep Hyne on a At a recent western wedding the wed- being in love meant—but he was complete- have?” “Five,” replied the spokesman. BOX of CIGARS march was whistled twelve satisfied 6he was the nicest woman ou Is a true expression where health ling by girl ly Unprofessional? It’s Miraoulout “No,” said the bothered president, “it [riends of the bride. that particular steamer and possibly on is concerned. “He 6eems to be pretty prosperous. Why would only have four. Calling the tail a many steamers,. Moreover, he reminded wouldn’t make it one.” When a There is that a man in his don’t think he is a l«if MEERSCHAUM PIPE. ■ nothing helps you good physician?” Good Blood means health. himself that he was 32 and was under in.- b wtely congressman from New Jersey pre- good life more than a knowl- “His do know, conduct through structions from various relatives who took prosperity. Why, sir, you m iitea two of his constituents 75 by saying: Poor Blood means disease. own characteristic weakness. be manages to collect per cent of the idge of his an interest in him to get married without “1 givea me pleasure, Mr. President, to that duo and it seems fees are him, almost to two of the wealthiest men Pur :Fyyour Blood and keepwell. Cbolly (mournfully)—Ah’m nevah goin' any further dawdling over it. pi.nt you unprofessional.”—Chicago Post. fi\ in the southern part of our state,” he TOBACCO and CIGARS. collahs more. To think over a matter of this kind "L.F.” Atwood's Bitters make ;o weah such high any en- ired patiently some pompous com- solus at sea and under the suggestive not, my deah and then, when had re- Willy—Good gracious, why the Frances Knew. pliments, they good blood. stars is a very different affair to doing tin said: “I should think that end of Cholly—Because when me fawther .1, boy? same at home. Mrs. White did “I know what keeps mamma so long," the date would tilt when HENRY GOULD. tee prosaically up they stepped Ash for *‘L. F.," and isked me millionah uncle if ah wasn’t a not turn up all the next morning, and he said little Frances by way of explaining off it.” the Red Letters before it he PETERS BLOCK, ELLSWORTH. Sue lookin’ fellah, doncheno, he said was bored with his own company. In the ber mother’s continued absence to a caller. is wrapped up. 35 cents. tell—he didn’t like to she was also and he “What is it, dear?” Avoid imitations. weally couldn’t afternoon absent, grew flood's Pills cure liver ills, biliousness, lndl when “Sho said she’d be back .soon.”—Har- .urn down my collah and look at me, be- more bored. And iu the evening gestlon, headache. Easy to take, easy to oper- she turned up he in the per’s Bazar. STc.—Advt. :ause ah might think he was cuwious. again proposed ate. The American: