aubmisniuntB. LOCAL ALLAIRS. of the Pejepseot Co. From there the Maine Music Festival. as&tTtiacmentss. party went to Bowdoin campus, where the The advance sale of seats In Ellsworth j—j—]— NEW ,\ l»V KKTISKX I .Nil •> THIN WEEK. art building was visited. Then they vis- for the special day of the Maine music C. C. BtJmtlLL & ited Merry Meeting park where a lunch < festival—Friday, Oct. 7—was not as satis- SON, In bankruptcy—Ext Joseph W Craves. AT T In bankruptcy—Ext Alfred G Bulger. was served from the stage of the new factory as was expected. Nevertheless a In Kxt David W bankruptcy— Reynolds. theatre. there was a re- large number from here will go. Bank statement—Condition of First uatlonal Intheevening INSURANCE bank. ception and banquet. The chorus numbers about sixty, and of C. L. MOItANG’S general The Dutton Greenhouses. AGENTS, this The first of the number over forty have signified J A Cunulagham—Confectioner. regular meeting King’s | ME. their intention to in the Burrill Bank Bldg., ELLSWORTH, Bangor: Daughters for the season of 1898-99 will sing festival, most of them MEN’S T Bangor Dally News. | he held on Monday evening, Oct. 8, at intending to remain from WE REPRESENT THE Boston: 7.30, and a large attendance is desired. beginning to end. Medicine Co. Ellsworth to turn out well at this Most Reliable Home and Companies. King The thanks of the King’s Daughters are ought WORKING and DRIVING $ Foreign due the friends, who by contributions of festival. It promises to surpass in every the Lowest Rates Compatible, with Safety. For other local news see pages 4, o and 8. food and by patronage contributed to the way performance of last year. The management is it can success of the supper, which was given doing everything reftl and C. K. Foster has a in reason to make the as as MO\KY TO LOAN in 8Ums to 8uit on lniProve(1 estate returned from busi- at Manning hall on Thursday evening, expense light ness to —■ ..— collateral.- trip Boston. Sept. 15. The society realized about |15 possible. A special train will run from af- I»H**H**M**I*. Thomas Holmes, jr., is employed on an from the supper. Bangor ter tlio concert on and electric road iu Boston. Hon. Thomas B. Heed and Clarence Friday night, jGLOVES.jT SAMPLES AT Finest line of S while not yet certain, a special will prob- Mrs. Harvard Greely has returned from Hale, of Portland, were the guests of ably be run on Saturday night also. An- a visit to Hancock Point. Senator IP > over Sunday. There was a | nouncement will be made in ample season. | F. and A. M will work dinner at ’Hie Pines” Saturday evening t 25c, 57 c and 50c. Lygonia lodge, Toe running of a special on Saturday I the first this in honor of Mr. Heed. Among the guests SIDEBOARDS degree evening. night depends upon the number who will were Pres. of the Wilson, Maine Central, — There will be a harvest supper at the agree to return on that night. A guaran- I ever shown in Ellsworth, from Chandler llalc ami wife, John A. Peters, l Methodist vestry this evening. tee of eighty passengers must be bad. It jr., and wife, Henry W. Cushman and M. is will hasten a decision it as many Ells- Gallert home from New York, wife. Dr. ,T. F. Manning Hnd wife, Mrs. | | worth as return on where fie a week on business. people will Saturday t Great to $30. spent George P. Dutton, John B. Redman and $12 will hand Bargains. | night their names to any mem- John A. Lord returned Saturday even- Henry Whiting. t ber of the festival chorus, cr leave them at J in this and offer a We are overstocked line, ing from business trip to Boston. Miss Vcnia M. slightly White, of Columbia, The American office. $ Mrs. J. A. has returned who had been to teach the | some excellent Cunningham engaged in- The merits of the itself | bargains. festival ought to V. L. MORANG. from a visit of several weeks in Brockton, termediate department of the Pine street T be attraction enough to carry a large dele- | Mass. has been unable to fill the en- school, gat ion to Bangor, but the fact that ElIh- gagement owing to illness. Miss A. W. CUSHMAN & SON. Isaac L. Hodgkins has recently put into Mary vvorth has a not inconspicuous part in tiie I his a ten J. Dunbar will be transferred from the CHURCH NOTES. shop horse-power gasoline proceedings ought to be a further reason FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Hillside school to Pine street, and Miss for — e.igine. attending. S. of will teach BAPTIST...... Mary Doslsles, Lamoine, No. 1 Franklin Street, ELLSWORTH, ME. P. ft. Stratton and L. F. Redman are in As to fares, the Maine Central lias at Hillside. The intermediate reduced the rate to To cents Rev. C. S. Me Portland as at the II. S. dis- depart- generously Learn, pastor. jurymen for the ment of the Pine street school opened round trip on Saturday; this can Friday, 7.30 p. m., monthly church cov- trict court. be stated and it is Monday, its opening having been delayed authoritatively, enant meeting. - The OfiABOUson of the probable that the round trip fare on the club, — high school, two weeks. services ser- other two days w ill be the same; public Sunday 10.30, morning CARRIAGES. BUCKBOARDS. is planning to give a concert at Hancock announcement be made in mon. 12 t> .... V-..V- ... will, At in., .c •***<»*■& V. UJ however, Sunday scnooi; Stock in Eastern Maine, and all up hall in November. ample season. largest the social committee of the p. m., Y. P. S. C. E. prayer meeting; in Finish and Congregation- Let it not be said that Ellsworth is un- to date Style, Workmanship. Prof. Chapman conducted the rehearsal /.CO p. m., praise and preaching service. al church to be given in Hancock hall on appreciative of such a rare musical event of the festival chorus at hall last CONGREGATIONAL. OPEN and TOP BUGGIES, EXPRESS and ROAD WAGONS. SURREYS. Manning Wednesday evening, Oct. 12. It is called as this festival is sure to be. Wednesday evening. Rev. David L. Vale, pastor. Iland-nmde throughout and fully warranted. “The Crown of Fame”. The parts are stong Kecitai. Friday evening Rt 30—Prayer meeting. The county commissioners left this taken mainly by members of the congre- An s|zeH fr°m »!«>*** two-peopie Miss Mabel Monaghan’s song recital at Topic: “What is Essential to a True a week for their annual fall tour of The costumes worn V > IV 1 J\ JJL\JLJlO to one that will fourteen. inspect- gation. will char- Luke 11: 1-13: L job carry Manning hall last evening was fairly well Prayer”—Matt. 26:36-4(5; ing the county roads. acterize the in which the dis- 18: 9-14. If period attended. She in her usual JiOW IS Tin: TIME to put the summer vehicle through the paint-shop—plenty of sang pleasing F. H. Osgood's Donum and H. B. tinguished persons impersonated lived. Sunday—At 10.30 r. m., sermon by the time to harden thoroughly before using. manner. The list of songs covered a P. will start in the races Instruction in the various has been At 11.45, school. The Phillips’ Harry parts wide her 1 pastor. Sunday range, giving an excellent services Repairing thoroughly and quickly done. at Exeter this week. given by H. 1. Bowles, of Cherryfield, who people’s Sunday evening will be opportunity to display the various phases j resumed Oct. 9. has been for the week the of ROBES and ue iun Huieuuiu win mio enect. on past guest I carry full lines of HARNESSES. BLANKETS, WHIPS. go of her voice. The songs that .seemed to Mrs. G. R. of the Maine Central next Cunningham, American the Monday. Sunday please the audience most were Gounod’s Roosevelt for house. The event to be Governor. E. DAVIS. trains will run on the ML. Desert branch promises highly and BuCkboi!rtf*Mfln. IIENRY ,!SSS, “Repentance” Johnson’s “Good j Col. Theodore Roosevelt was nominated until Oct. 10. entertaining. Night, Pretty Stars”. yesterday by the republicans of New Miss Susan B. Anthony, who has de- Miss Ellsworth’s Franklin St., Ellsworth, Me. Rev. I). L. Yale, of the Congregational Hopkins, accomplished York for governor. ^ndt0i£i..room, vot'd her life to the woman suffrage cause, the church, and Rev. J. 1*. Si.nonton, of Lae pianist, played accompaniments with The present governor, Frank H. Riack, in her characteristic address before a Port- the Hkill for which she Methodist church, exchanged pulpits is famous. was a candidate for re-nominatioi and, land audience last Monday evening, re- The duets Misses Helen and Sunday morning. by Harriet according to precedent, was entitled to it, lated the f<: incident of her earliest WEATHER swing Rollins were placed with vigor and ex- but the late war so affected the situation COLD C. who has been Harry Mason, .spend- visits to Maine. It was in and she that Gov. Rlnek whs sacrificed to the a nr* to for it must to think about heavier clothing. 1817, Following was the pop- prepare you begin bis vacation with nis in tins pression. programme: ular demand ing parents was to Ellsworth. A for Roosevelt the “hero of received... hj ,i'i young 1 a I have has returned to u»s studies at the Summer.Ulnuuiiuulo Santiago”. city, woman rm ( ! arlotte then Hughes b Irish Love Roosevelt was nominated on Boston dental college. Song...Lung tin lirst taught the little boys and girls of Ells- c Were I Gard’ner..'humiuado ballot, receiving 753 vote- to 21v for Riack. The old (Jrnnt wh .rf :** The nomination was then ade HEAVY-WEIGHT SUITS. being thorough* \ worth to > the violin. The women of d Constant^.Webber unani- mous amidst the wildest cheerinar. ly rebuilt l*y l h ! hi-worth Land Co., the i KU-4<« nrf b vf:uu p i<*br>« that if she Mi-»J Monaghan Sizes and Prices. owners or tin property. S. P. w> id !" M ws lecture and Duct for plam>, stimmung.-ddlder,op. All present | Anthony’s Highway Rohhery. is ■ •>., No I.>i‘liai \vt nka Stockbridge superintending the .. r .* ; would not semi their job. r, t:*y One of the boldest r< Ties M I.--*:.- Rollins h’ghv, to her more take and ULSTERS. Cuarles J. and F. H. children any to music ■' OVERCOATS l’reworgy Osgood ever committed in Portland took e on j n Tin- Swallows.Co wen ]f>. !.. “I shall for Miss have been draw u tu ... ^.md play Anthony,” ■ : jurors j h Land of Nod.Giiberte Fore street Tuesday night < .30. a line stock of Il«*;i\ 1 IldcfW Oil 1% Hilts at the October Ierin ; : l. i, < .,u; i, plucky woman, “and then 1 I have ,\ j.r c The Violet. .Woodman The victim was Charles 1'. Andrews, of ij.il iv lo the seacoast ami within reach of all. It doesn't cost and 11. J1'. I-'i: v ! \ 11. ! 'w ! Id d dig Mi-- Monaghan Deering, and he lust everything he uad illlll Caps—at prices for a i Orcutt hs l. a v r>. .r clams living, have done it once, 4. N*' in his even to a a-kmfe. j I Duet, op. ’>7, .r ...Schnnvenka poc kets, jat to examine my t;oods. and I can do it I* is said that she Misses Rollins Two men assaulted him, and after drag- anvthing K< v. \V. H. >■ < 'i Repentance .Gounod the I'tr, t 1’. I'nithrian poc kets. The I 'old occupied n Scotch ballad. desperad* Ii YIv X. by reason of it. in and various O W Iv X church again last Sunday hi... ning. The pils watch, |89 money, ther Mo. c Land o’the Leal.Foote art icles. 5 Water St.. Rev. \V. R. Punt, is The football season will soon be in full _-_-_-_F-llaworth, pastor, expected (l Good Night, -tar-.Johnson Mr. Andrews was not badly injured. blast in Ellsworth. There will be two hoiin- t he middle of 11 ■ I week, and will Mi-- Miinagimn He was unable to give a descr” T on of next elevens in the field this year—the Dirigo his assailants. preach Sunday morning. Miss Monaghan expects to leave this at hlet ie club, and the high school. The Fred F. Doyle, el* of •'o PFsworth week or next for Boston where she will 1 D rlgo club should be able to put a strong 3fcurrtiscmcnts. for PRESERVING. high schorl, si; mMion which spend the winter. team in tbe fi -'d. ,phore are twenty-five j allowed him to enter thi c homore class candidates for on the eleven. I*. i of Holy Cro-- eollego, at Worcester, Mass. positions Iv. of Field-Day. This not assurance of a OEO. A. well not for Mr. only gives strong Gen. Wesley C•. Smith, brigade com- PARlilKR, of This speaks only Doyle, 1 have a tine lot peaches but will allow the formation of a 9 but for the f.L him l'llsworth eleven, mander of the Maine uniform rank, for given bytlm and quinces preserving. v second eleven for and as a re- school. practice lvnights of Pythias, this week will issue 75c. high Peaches, per peck. serve team. A. K. Cushman has been general orders in relation to the Pythian Quinces. 50c. The fair at Amherst < >1 belongs to the association or not. The craft has been identified as that of KNIGHT TEMPLAR UNIFORMS. last as a from the Ells- E. men will buy a new Guaranteed Thursday delegate Air*. Everett linker, of Ellsworth, pri- two young who have undoubtedly all been drowned. BICYCLE. We have other worth board. lie reports an niteresthn mary superintendent, requests who j THE AHER1CAN. have not done so to report to her without They were Fred 1*. Morse and James A. at session of the and the of LEWIS FRIEND & grades higher prices. board, tyest McNeish, of Chelsea, Mass. have CO., entertain- delay. They treatment at the hands of the been missing for a week. DEALERS IN Bicycle Supplies. Repairing of all sorts. ing board. In the afternoon a special elec- Fanny Davenport Dead. Subscribe tric car was at the disposal of the Mr«. Melbourne AIc- placed Fanny Davenport Hood’s Pills cure liver ills, biliousness, indi- Men’s, Boys’ and Youths’ C’othi.ic;. BICYCLE mills where ELLSWORTH CO., guests, who rode to Pejepscot Dowell), the actress, died at Duxbury, gestion, headache. Easy to take, easy to oper- For It. Franklin St., Ellsworth. they viewed the new paper and pulp mill M: Monday night. ate. 2oc.—Advt. Manning Block, Ellsworth. :ltibrrttscnuntB. CH RlSTtAN KNDKAVOK. IV. <£. U Column. log "ere read, after which came the re- atorrtiect.u:'.'. ports of State secretaries, treasurer and Topic v> rk Oct. 2. The editor invites «eo rotaries of local unions s N K! • L F CT. MANY FEMALE ILLS RK FI .T' FI {0 M' auditor, and the business of the Comment l»y Kev. S. U. Doyle. of the 'V 1'. I in Hancock county, ami report white ribboner* to contribute to this “Star in the all of which were TOPIC. ii i:iiw and how to boar them."— generally, East”, column ot meetings or Items that will he Isa. xli, S-20. reports adopted. of interest to workers in other parts of the Mr6. Pinkham Tolls How Ordinary Tasks May Produce Displacements a live Then came of “Alan is V a to trouble as the county We would like this to be column, reports superintendents, sparks W. I'. 5 but it'needs some effort on the part of That •r‘i V- !i-i in the wide Threaten Women’s Health. among which the most was fly upv' wide, I’ w ■’!,« to make it m>. It is a column of their interesting world b. i trials? Who has not making, not ours, ami will be what they make that of Mrs. A. B. Crockett, of Dexter, he it. Items and communications should short, an lx*eu l ii u ;> them? Who has not account of the tight with hotel- by and are, of course, subject to approval of the Apparently trifling* incidents in giving in that often felt that the trials of life were too j editor.] women's daily life frequently pro- keepers place. heavy to be b in : Who has not in an- j duce displacements of t he womb. A The evening session was taken up with r w short the as guish a..d v cried out, “Is there Heading Mrs. Inez Small’s paper on slipon the stairs, liftingduriug men- addresses, programme being follows: anytJ b v 'll help me bear tin “Alcohol’’ in The American recently struation, standing at a counter, Music; scripture reading; ’* music a full which w.is trial' of Some try to bear their brought to mind a poem I recited years running a sewing machine, or at- prayer; by choir, own ; Tv y keep their trouth | ago in the Templar’s lodge, and I write it tending to the most ordinary tasks, finely rendered; ten-minute addresses of an welcome on behalf safely locked in their own minds out for the W. C. T. l\ column. It gives may result in displacement, and of the city by Dr. D. A. hearts. T th world they appear fix j a very good idea, in my estimation, of a train of serious evils is started. Robinson; the churches, by Rev. E. F. from cm d bato of trials. Within what King Alcohol is doing to and fro in The first indication of such Pember; the Y. M. C. A., by the president, Established ias7. their breaking and their the earth. I do not know the author of trouble should be the signal for R. A. Jordan; the local \V. C. T. V.. by ■ under burdens the mind.- : heavy I these lines and if any reader does, 1 would quick action. Don’t let the condi- president, Mrs. H. A. Whitman, and * bs. S •* FIRST and people cast their bur- | like to know through the columns of The tion become chronic through neg- the Bangor crusade by Mrs. D. J. Wheel- 1 a b .■ dens up. They make the lives American. lect or a mistaken idea that you den; response by Mrs. Gertrude Stevens at of all a! ?.,nu miserable with a con- North Lamoine. S. J. Y. can overcome it exercise or Leavitt; short addresses by Mrs. Ilel- n (J. NATIONAL RANK *’ by a. tb ar -s OF KLLSWOKTH. stant personal tribu- it aione. Rice, of Boston, M Ellic Littlefield, of KING ALCOHOL. leaving 1 lation .• »! it demand for W in ter Miss Eliza bet h Vo- sym- Now, Alcohol, come answer me More than a million women have port. Cphaui CAP7TAL STOCK be in ■ S5O,00O, path;-. borne part by These questions 1 shall pul to thee. regained health by the use of Lydia and Mrs. Helen l fin Beedy. A »*!»■* our.- b ! 1 n.it without rt What thy age? What is thy aim? E. I’inkham's Compound. tion was taken, after which th r. re Vegetable J SURPLUS, &n,&00. but exercis. all ear What is trade and what's name w give .. :a, thy thy 1 f the slightest trouble appears hieh you more music and the benediction. •• •- pow- 1 them. We should in do not understand, write to Mrs. Pinkhnm All of the were listened to with My age i-n'er a thousand years, speeches ; Ranklmr hour* from ha n : >2 p. m. the k the and a from ‘.l to 1J p: p v sympathy aim's to fill the world with tears. at Mass., for her advice, and few great\interest Dr. Robinson in- Saturday- 1 My Lynn, (though of •. our times f trou- the help My tiado’s to kill and make expense, timely words from her will show yon right curred some criticism by a sh.n .v of 1 a| els we need but Every offered ble, 'Thing My name? It is Intemperance, thing to do. This advice costs you nothing, hint against the laws on prohibitionI facility Customers. to learn p a r. .by that- God in Christ have I ruled this it mean life or or both. Mrs. Rice and the other ladies short I bong upon earth. may happiness gave Correspondence solicited. “is iir r f1 ur a strength, very For many crimes I’ve given birth, Mrs. Maky Bennett, 314 Annie St., Bay City, addresses, but full of poiuts and sparkling ■ 'a Andrew P. Wiswell, president, present help r-uible, and therefore I'm the father of all grief and woe. writes to Mrs. Pinkham: session was Mich., with wit. The day’s much >. K. Whitinq, Vice President, ur o u for He And uistros I T3 Cast .; Him, careth spread where’er go. “I can hardly find words w ith which to thank y<"»u ertjoyed by all. One lady remarked that Hlniiy U ujRVIan, Cashier for us. My dwelling-place is at the bar. for the gtH>d your remedies have done me. For nearly “one might know by the earnest interest- DIRECTORS: A. P. Wtswell, 8. K. p. God will us to bear the My customers are near ami far; four 1 suffered with weakness of the generative ed faces that these women were there not Whitino, JThat help years L. A. KMKKY. K. If. <»KKELT, I till their and drain their and trial' f lit lesson of the Scrip- heads, purse, organs, continual backache, headache, sideache, for pleasure, but for real work”. Klqe.nl Hall, A. \V. Ui>q. And turn their to a curse. tural reference. Through the prophet blessings all the that accompany female weakness. A For lack of time the scribe must leave pains MAIN STREET. ELLSWORTH. ME. lace is covered with a Com- Isaiah God i> promising to Israel pro- My mask, friend told my husband about your Vegetable the report of the following days for next is in the cask tection and support through the trou- My hiding place ; pound and be brought me home two bottles. After week. My business is to gender strife, blous period ihat is approaching. These | taking these I felt much better, but thought that 1 Sept. 23. Eoo. To put asunder man and wife. _ Hancock County Bank, words apply equally to all God’s people, would write to you in regard to my case, and you do not know how thankful 1 Savings I STATE OFFICERS. we find visit grog-shops all around— the I from the use of ELLSWORTH, ME. and may therefore comfort and ; am to you for your advice and for benefit have received Wherever satan is, I’m found; At the annual meeting of the Maine W. help in them. your medicine. I write this letter for the good of my suffering sisters.” I am his waiter day and night, C. T. C. in last week the follow- ComnienriMl ltuninr*M May I, 1873. The above letter from Mrs. Bennett is the history of many women who have Bangor His service is my chief delight. ing officers were elected: With us. “Fear thou not, for I am with been restored to health E. Pinkham's by Lydia Vegetable Compound. I»e|>o*lt* In this bank are law from He is my captain and my guide, President, Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens. by exempt thee; he uut dismayed, for I am thy taxation. I always staml close by his side, Ask Mrs. Pinkham’s Advice-A Woman best Understands a Woman’s Ills Miss Cornelia God.” How the of a Corresponding secretary, presence strong, I’ve killed more men, upon my word, Please do not confound Comfort Powder with the ordinary Talcum powder#. It i# a different, V. Dow. friend assists us in bear- •V. It. COO LI DO E, President. sympathizing Thau famine, or sword. and more modern The nur‘iuj: pestilence better, preparation ,_-fx A Miss Clara M. Far- and should this be has it because have it Recording secretary, JOIIX I\ Vice-President. ing trials, specially With profession adopted they proved romion owaer WHITCOMB, my deceitful, flattering tongue, id both as a and toilet -- v^ well. so when that friend is our God! the beat, uarsery powder. I draw'to me both old and CHARLES C. BVRRILL, Treasures. young. Assistant recording secretary, Miss Es- 2. God hcips us to bear trials by And when I them in get my snare, telle Brainerd. Deposits draw Interest trom the first day of us. “I will strengthening strengthen I hold them fast and keep them there. gether with the yearly reports of officers Willard W. C. T. V. had been both inter- March, .Tunc, Septenil»er and December. Treasurer, Mrs. Adelaide S. Johnston. thee; yea, I will help thee; yea I will and the Mrs. and J. M. SOUTHWEST HARBOR. superintendents, president, esting profitable. Mason, HOARD OF DIRECTORS: thee with the hand of This is Mrs. Stevens’s twenty-second uphold right My j A. W, Clark, made a strong appeal for Sept. 20. Secretary. A. r. m-KNiiAM, .ion* F. The day for the annual busi- Recording election as and Miss Harwell's Whitcomb, God us for appointed president, N. B. Coo LI 1)0 F. Cakkoll righteousness!” strengthens more earnest and fearless work for the K, Burrill. the trials of life. that ness meeting of Frances E. Willard local seventeenth as recording secretary. Chaklkn c. Burrill. Through Christ, She then escorted the mod- STATE CONVENTION NOTES. union to be tine and favorable to a coming year. was re- us, we cannot do all proved Mrs. Evelyn Neal, of Tremont, Ttnnk strengtheueth only erator to the and Dr. Fulton made hours dally, from 9 a. m. to 12 tn of the chair, On Monday quite a delegation from things, but bear all things. His grace is large representation members, at- elected superintendent of work among a tender and touching speech to the mem- Hancock took passage on the sufficient for us. Our weakness is made tendance, however, being below what the county soldiers and sailors. bers, in which she of “Cimbria” bound convent ionward. At in His president had a right to expect at the an- spoke particularly strong strength. the Frances E. still who could promoted leader, Willard, each landing white ribbons were looked 8. God helps us to bear trials weak- niversary season; many RISKED IIIS LIHK. by her interest in and name- not be had sent their messages to her for and welcomed. Southwest ening them. To Israel Ho says, present dues, thus warmly Is what your money wlll’earn If "They sake as continued union received from her own lips Harbor had a at the lu vested In shares the that war thee shall be as noth- showing interest in the work. good representation, American Marksmanship Shown In a Story of. against the All were to welcome by speaker. South Deer Isle and Abu tit Crespo. ing and as a thing of naught. God glad Mrs. Powers start, Stonington and Mrs. Ida Norwood The chairman then in a swift and im- them and at others came In are some weakens our trials. He tempers the from Seal Cove, joined Winterport ColHer’y Weekly anecdotes with a manner elec- on board till there was a convention. of the late of Venezuela. One storm to the shorn lamb. Our trials are visitor, Mrs. Hodgdon, formerly a partial proceeded with the quite president tion of which The White Ribbon was runs: Another little incident that occurred not above our to bear them; member of the Willard, now of a Massa- officers, resulted in the re- hymnal brought A NEW SERIES ability the winter election of the into an con- during of 189*» showed Crespo's therefore let us come to God in time of chusetts union. A cordial greeting was most of the old board who requisition for impromptu thirst for notoriety and theatrical display. is now open, Shares, tl each; monthly trouble and in the hour of trial. also extended to Dr. Abby M. Fulton, the had served faithfully during the past year. cert. Shortly after the episode with Great Brit- payments, $ 1 per share. Bible honorary member from who Delegates were chosen for the State con- The preliminary meeting was held in Readings.—Dent xxxi, 6-8; Ellsworth, ain there came to Caracas a traveling had consented vention at the of the Central Josh, i, 9; Pc. xxxvii, 5; xlvi, 1-3; lv, kindly for the third time Bangor. vestry Congregational American variety comjiany. Among the WHY PAY RENT? 1 22; Isa. xliii, 1-3; Math, v, 4; vi, 24-84; in the history of the union to preside over A vote of thanks was tendered church, Bangor, Monday evening, led by performers was a young woman who did rising when you can borrow on your the Mrs. and was devoted to marvelous with a rifle. The ! xi, 28; xxviii, 19, 20; GaL vi, 2; Phil, election of officers. the presiding officers. All felt that the Stevens, plan- fancy shooting shares, give a first mortgage and reduce It month Heb. xiii, 5; I Pet 7. After the usual to- seventh annual ning work for the following sessions. news of the fair American’s prowess soon every Monthly iv, 6; v, 6, opening exercises, j meeting of the Frances E. and Interest reached the ears of the who in- payments together Tuesday at 9 a. m. the committees met president, will amount to but lime more vited her to a exhibition at T Likeuesft. aijfafrttBcjnrnta. for seating the different delegations, etc., give private than you are now paying for Santa Inez. She and her manager were rent, aud lu about lu years you and and at 9.30 there was a praise service led will Sympathy begets love, love be- hot slow in accepting, and they reached likeness. Tliat is the by Mrs. Lucy A. Snow of Windham Cen- gets very essence the executive mansion one bright Sunday OWN YOUR OWN HOME. of Christ ian a rals. To feel for and tre. morning. After the usual stock variety suffer v.itil Ciiivst results in a knowl- The church was decorated with the jterformanee a numl>er of gla.*> hulls were For particulars It.quire of A ilh.MiV W. < edge of Christ and a love for Christ. county banners and small flags, and the smashed with the rifle in every imaginable j >ii.uan, Scc'v. Suffering First Nut’l Bank Bldg. was amazed, and. turn- Men always become more or less iike platform was decked with ferns, ]»alui'4 position. Crespo ; A. W Kino, President. ing to the said, “Do i that which the\ love. The virtues and flowers and draped with our ow n and young woman, you think could hit one of those balls if I which the saint laboriously cultivates the English flags with the State banner you placed it on the top of my lirad? Proftssional Caris. soften and dignify his countenance. between. In front was a portrait of Miss Soldier._ “l should est«vm it the honor of my TJENJ. B. Those who luvc ( hrist become like Him. Willard draped with smilax tied with Sc nor WHITCOMB, This veteran fought for his country; suffered un- life. I’residcpte,” she guBantly re- They have dwelt so long on the beauty ! white ribbon. plied. told and returned with health shattered. of that maivcious life, they have so j hardships, At the close of the praise service Mrs. Mrs. CrcsjK) and the entire cabinet were ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. and endeavored to the honestly striven to share the sufferings Many a brave soldier has the same history. Stevens took the chair. Mrs. ^arah Hall present persuiuie 1 To-day not to do so of that to over the a solo. The crusade w as read president anything foolhardy. life, triumph power sang psalm OFFICE IN PETERS' this one in a and tells his It was all in vain, however, for, removing BLOCK, of sin, to be meek, charitable and rejoices new-found strength and the crusade was pa- responsively, hymn his hat and placing one of the glass balls ELLSWORTH, MAINE. tient and t.i contemplate with tranquil- to others. sung, after which prayer was offered experience benefit by upon his head, Crispo turned to the by- the of that be- Mrs. Hannah lity prospect death, they J. Bailey. standers and said dramatically, “The F. BURNHAM, come in th**ir feeble way like Christ, The secretary called the roll United States has l»ccn the friend of Vene- Ji No man is better known and liked in avail. showing and well Finally, having read articles re- ATTORNEY every spent Lent will bring nearly all the State officers present. The zuela, and 1 will show my confidence in that rich tier of Illinois counties, of which garding cures that had been effected by AND them nearer and nearer to Him.— corresponding secretary being absent, the aim of an American." Peoria is the centre, than Chester S. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale I COUNSELLOR AT genial People, The of Venezuela a LAW. Churchman. decided to Miss Effie of was president then took of III. try them. That was in 1896. Littlefield, Winterport, Also for all Harrington, Princeville, position across the and from a prosecuting attorney classes of I a box and took the elected to fill her till the election of courtyard, the United r~ Mr. is a veteran bought pills accord- place pensions against States. Harrington of the late distance of 75 feet the young woman Business solicited. ing to instructions. the new officers. Report of executive com- war. Like many another brave soldier, he smashed the target at the first shot, and Our nation will have need to for “Four later w Ellsworth, Maine. pray suffered not days I had the mittee came after hich was the ('Pl’SlMi hrilkhorl nunv 1 only during that service, but happiest next, ap- The calamities of war hours I had known for That sustaining grace for years afterwards from diseases con- years. night pointment of committees on courtesies, his handkerchief. I went to will strike with fur force in our tracted then. sleep easily and soundly as K greater slept credentials and resolutions. The next day the little Incident was the ! BUNKER, JR., a child and JOHN homes than on the For his health was awoke refreshed. battlefield. There years shattered: his Mrs. Stevens then made her annual ad- talk of Caracas, and many were the criti- | “After I had taken four AT LAW. one fall, but at the fireside a half sufferings increased. He was unable to boxes of the cisms heard of the of may | dress. As she arose she was greeted, as president's lack dig- ATTORNEY^ I found that I was cured and alsn dozen will be so gain reuef, but now he tells a story which pills, had The young inarkswoman and her prostrate that death ; w ith an enthusiastic sa- nity. OFFICES AT is of to increased 27 in usual, Chautauqua would be a relit r. Old conditions must profit many: pounds weight. manager were quick to realize the great BAH HARBOR AND “I served three in the 124th Illi- This lute, and her address was frequently in- BLUEHILL, ME. The selfish years greatly surprised my friends, who advertisement, however, and after leaving pass away. spirit must go with of su- * nois, enlisting at Kewance, I1L,” said he. thought my case was a hopeless one. I be- terrupted applause. Reports Venezuela announced the in Rar Harbor offices: 7 and 8 Mt. DesertBtock. into the vicarious. The nation’s woes they episode "I was in Prison and suffered work were next in and BluehlU office open Satunlavs. Libby like gan my again and have continued perintendents order, display type. They even went so far as to ; must, the grace of be sub- through God, many another Northern soldier. ever since in excellent health. were given by those present, while absent say that the revolutionists had offered the ! sidized to good account must not The strain of life did its work in woman 1 H. They army Another valuable gain to me was, that ones sent reports, most of which were $100,0u0 to accidentally miss her JJR. GREELY. be lost as a purifying agency, but undermining my health, although the col- while I was taking these I had been read during the session. target and place a bullet in the forehead I come pills DENTIST. through revival efforts become a rev- lapse did not for sometime after. cured of the which had of the president, well that Cres- smoking habit, Mrs. Freeman Smith, of Rockland, su- knowing I enue toward For fifteen yean I suffered from formed when I was a and had bravado would make hiiu her smtaining the nation’s general boy clung of 8. T. died po’6 suggest Graduate of the Denial and nervousness so perintendent I., during the Philadelphia Collette, heart amid her of blood.—Pres- debility badly that I to me all these years. The for attempting the shot. class of ’75 baptism craving and her who was could not resulted and tobacco left me summer, husband, pres- byterian. sleep. Indigestion and I have never expe- WOKFICE IK GILES' BI.OCE. ELLSWORTH. my increased. rienced it ent at one of the sessions, gave a of misery since. report “I doesn’t b’live in good or bad Closed Wednesday afternoons until further luck,” notice. Cherish an Ideal. *My eyes began to fail, and as my body I cannot say for these and her work and a very feeling tribute to her enough pills said Cncle Eben, ’eeppin’ ter dis ex- lost my mind seemed to have noon one can vitality give way. recommended them to many.” memory. At the hour prayer was No cherish an ideal and de- tent: Ef a man’s born wif sense he’s I'ARROLL I could scarcely remember events that To this statement Mr. BURRILL, vote himself to its hap- verify Harrington made by Mrs. Bucknam and after some realization from year but a weeks lucky, an’ef he’s born wifout he’s hoo- pened few before. made affidavit to its truthfulness before of ATTORNEY to and strive and and 4 items business the meeting was ad- dooed.” year struggle For two years I was unfitted for busi- Lincoln M. Coy, Public. AND make Notary journed. Meals were served throughout sacrifices for its attachment with- ness. I was just able to creep around dur- Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale COUNSELLOR AT LAW. People the convention in the of the out a certain trans- of this time, and there were many strike at the root of dining-room undergoing gracious ing part disease by acting di- S&brrtisrmmts. Notary Public and times church. Justice of the Peace. formation, of which the highest powers when I could not get up. rectly upon the impure blood. Their brother is a but all his is The convention was called to order at Office over Burrlll must be aware and men can hardly "My doctor, power marvelous and many wonderful Nations) Bank, efforts to me failed to relief. cures 1 STATE miss.—John White Chadwick. help give any have been made. Druggists consider 2.30, and after prayer the reports of morn- The man with an i Street, Ellsworth, Me. "I tried a number of remedies without them a potent remedy, and all sell them. ing session and executive committee meet- • appetite for Liquor (* I H. W. God Guide Aright. or Morphlue, who (» DR HAYNES, I has tried and failed (i God guide aright our republic and its DENTIST. ( to break the habit! 11 fearless president, so that righteousness THE •9-Snndolor of Actual Bnsiness ( Tell him of the j} for the Painless Extrac- and ^justice prevail and foes who im- BANGOR BRANCH tion of Tooth. ( Bangor Sanitarium, | • peril freedom be forever silenced. —Jew- mail and .•.OFFICE OVER E. J. WALSH'S STORE..*. by railroad. Where the demon ^ ish Messenger. which controls him can Closed Wednesday afternoons until further be overcome notice. * .—• by the Springer Method, and the appetite permanently removed. (' Till He Come. LITTLEFIELD, M. D., “Till He come’’—oh, let the words Send for pamp hlet « ‘. o7 Linger on the trembling chords; giving full particu Let the. little while between nfHlll (IT m2 lars. Address x/un^ut PHYSICIAN, In their go] p- light be seen; Olee Practice L» t us think a heaven and home BLUEHILL, MAINE. Lie beyond 1::it “Till He come.” for beginners. Sanitarium \ When the weary ones we love TELEPHONE CONNECTION. Enter on their rest above, 8o- is ".so poor and vast. company. HARRY W. All our life joy overcast. JJR. OSGOOD, Hush ! Be e\ erv murmur dumb! I It is only—till He come. VIADE ME AM AN IIOMCEOPATHIST, AJAX Main Clouds and conflicts round us press. TABLETS POSITIVELY CURE St., Me. A LL Atmtiw I>i*t Ellsworth, Would we have one sorrow leas i ;■ .five Notice. Drink t, and break the bread— cured thouaandh and wi!! core you. We Rive o dob* Pauper ;i, .u IU Miir AND tive Sweet memox\j. — till the Lord SJtiOKTIlAJND. written guarantee to effect a cure Cfi ia undersigned hereby given notice tnat ne >ach case or refund the money. Price 5R# « I & i rHEhas contracted with the of Cali us round bis per City Elisworth.for heavenly board. )ackaKe; or six pkgea (full treatment) for #2.50. By 1 he support of the the in poor, during ensuing year, Some :t a earth, from glory some. nail, P'*inirT*pper, npon receipt of price. Circular 1 nd has made FREE ... Address— F. L. reo ample provision for their support. come. SHAW, President, 1c therefore Severed only—till He 4| f AJAX REMEDY CO., forbids all persons tYom furnishing — | to on his Edward Henry Bickerstwtib ^ For sale In uppllea any pauper account, as without CATALOGUE. 4 Ellsworth, Me., by Is written he will Portland, Maine. George A. order, pay lor no goods so Pakchek, Druggist. 4 i urnlshed. Harry 8. Jones.

£ the enemy. ELLSWORTH MARKETS. To One In Paradise. I ■. SPARED Publishing company, limited, does some- KITTKKY TO CAKIBOU. illustrious Lafayette when lie v .sited Thou wnst nil that to me, love. thing soon, we’ll and I Gorenwr Showed Great Generos- 1898. stop getting rich, | 1 Portsmouth in 1822. Her father, John 0pnntiih Wednesday, September 28, For which my soul did pine— don't care to give up that exercise. We' On© Week’s Win now of ity In the War of 174«. MAINK LAW BKOARDINQ WKIOHTS AND MKASCHRS. A isle In the lugs News, Finery, was a Revolutionary noldier, and green sen. love; need n sensation to boom | salt shall 60 things. Tho and Nodsen.se. was en- A bushel of Liverpool weigh A fountain an a shrine Novelty her brothers, John and both Ion In the year 1746, when England time has come with Nathan, and a bushel of Turks Island salt shall All wren I w ith fruits when, important John of rii and in war with Ed- pounds, fairy and flowers, 'Jolburn, Orono, aged since shouldered ruuski cs in th gaged Spain, Captain questions this town can deceased, 70 And all the flowers were mine. pending, support wards of tho Elizabeth of ljondun, coining weigh pounds. two respected citizen, was killed by a fall from war of 1812. papers. But there must l>e an animus ; tho from Jamuica lad- The standard weight of a hushei of potatoes, his last through gulf richly Ah. drea m too bright to hst! for the second the esteemed con- hay-mow Wednesday. 1 and fit for Is 60 sheet, met with a violent storm. The in good order shipping. pounds. Ah. that en, ship starry hone, didst arise temporary. Now, it would be tho most ! The of the Maine Federation of Kook ami Note The standard of a bushel of beans In meeting llagH/liie, Newspaper sprang a leak that obliged it to run into wxdght But to me overcast! .natural in the thing world for you aijd I ; Women’s Clubs will be held at Brunswick Prof. Jde Wheeler, of Cornell Havana. Tho went on good order and tit for shipping, Is 62 pounds. A voire from out the future cries, Benjamin tho i»ort of captain to quarrel and on this •‘On. on!" separate pending ; this and has a of shore and waited on the and told Of wheat, beets, ruta-baga turnips and peas, 60 but o'er the past week—Wednesday, Thursday university, written new life governor question, in which case would draw : of 56 52 Dim gulf my spirit, hovering, lic9 you Alexander him of tho occasion of his putting in, add ; pounds; corn, pounds; of onions, out of the Friday. the Great, which will be one of carrots, English rve and Mute, motionless, aghast. partnership, make a speech I that he su the as a pounds; turnips, of the features of The ing rendered ship prize Indian meal, 50 pounds; of barley and buck- against the movement and take the lead I The Cornelius Dorfty kiln at Rockland leading Century ns himself and crew of as well prisoners wheat, 48 pounds; of oats, 32 pounds, or even For, alas, alas, with me in the opposition. And. again, it would was destroyed by lire Thursday. Loss Magazine during the coining year. The war, measure as by agreement. The of life is o’er! only requesting good quarters. light he the most will be ...... natural thing in the world for f4,000, covered by insurance. Cause un- papers richly with “No, sir," tho governor; “if wto No more, no more, no more tho replied Country Produce. opposition to want an organ through known. pictures by Andre Castaigne, Louis Loch fair sea or (Such language holds the solemn sea had taken you in Approaching Beans. which it could communicate with tho To the sands upon the shore) peo- and others. our own coast with hostile intentions, | Yellow bush.2.50 I want to start Mrs. Bernard Rancour, of Lewiston, Improved Eye, per Shall bloom the thunder blasted tree ple. you and edit that pa- would then bo a lawful Pea, hand picked, per bu.2.25 of was ned in her In “The Santiago in tie your ship prizo j Or the stricken eagle soar. per. eighty years age, p Campaign”, and but dis- Peas: October number of your people prisoners, when, ( Dubbins gazed in mute admiration at room Wednesday morning by n lire. She Harper's Magazine, tressed the hand of Providence, you : per bu (seed).2.50 And all my days are trances his by Improved, partner for an instant, then exclaimed, jumped from a window and was k 1. Caspar Whitney gives a complete and come to our port, for safety of your lives Butter. And all my nightly dreams “Dan, you're a born editor!” consecutive narrative of the greatest cam- Are where thy gray eye glances Rev. John L. a o- we, being ne n, though enemies, are bound Creamery per lb.27 “And a clam! Lowell, formerly And where you're Of course. con- paign of the late war. with tho laws of to afford relief to Dnlry.. ..180.22 thy footstep gleams, fessor in Bates college, and for thrilling per- by humanity In what tinued the astute Daniel, “wo would each pastor Cheese. ethereal dances, sonal experiences under lire. The article the distress'd who ask it of us. We can- have an interest in both years of the Main Street Free By what eternal streams. equal papers, and Baptist i even our take Best (new) per illustrated from photographs by the not, against foos, advantage factory Tb.120.16 -E. A. Poe. —well, the people mustn’t be consulted in church, Lewiston, died at Weils last of tho act of God. You have leave there- Best dairy (new).15 author, James Burton, William Diu- Butch (Imported).90 all questions of policy.” Thursday. fore to unload if that Ik* noces- and and in addition has your ship, Ncufchatel.05 The announcement was printed in Tho widdie, others, tho leak. You fit her The dwelling and stable of Alfred M. eary to stop may EDITORS. Banner the next day. That evening Dob- two maps drawn from notes taken in the here and traflie so far besides as shall bo Crook at North Deering were burned Freeh laid, per doz. 20 bins addressed tho opposition meeting got field by the author. to tho When re- Mr. Crook was needful pay charges. for the The issue was Monday night. grooming Hay. up purpose. forced. A in the 1 will a They had both been In the trade writer October Ladies' Home paired, you may depart. give you Best loose, per ton. 8310 long The town divided evenly on the question, a colt ill the stable when the aiiimal to l)o in force till Bermuda. to know the tricks. Journal shows how easy it is to establish pans, beyond Baled.12 014 enough Through ono and the fight began. kicked him over, at the same time knock- If after that you nre taken, then you will Straw. of those and sudden and maintain libraries even in the frequent yot not un- At about 2 o’clock a. m. Dubbins crawl- ing over a lantern which started the tire. public be a lawful prize, whereas now, as you are Loose.7 38 ed small towns. of Baled.10 expected journalistic changes they stepped around by the back way to The Banner insurance country Co-operation havo a 312 Loss, |5,000; |2,500. only a- stranger, you stranger’s down and out together, Joining hands in office, and the partners consulted long and effort under capable, enthusiastic direc- to and Vegetables. right safety protection." Those Next George Blanchard, of Fort Kent, har- is Potatoes, bu .40 Carrots, bu .60 adversity. journalistic gems may earnestly. day Dubbins broached tion, it pointed out, will bring the Here was fAirnoes. Tho ship departed nessed bis teem into a Sweet lb .04 Tomatoes, !b .05 as woll bo designated by name. The ex- the idea of an opposition organ to the heavy wagon, and and arrived without further accidont potatoes, post- sougbt-for results. The articie details any Beets, bu .80 Squash, lb .02 scissors editor of The Advocate was Law- master and a few more left the team alone for a few minutes. paving opponents. with exact directness the best in the port of London.—Pittsburg Dis- Cabbage, .02 Turnips, bu .50 j way to pro- rence Dubbins, called “Dubby” for con- As Dan had predicted, and a Three small children climbed into the Onions, pk .40 Celery, .07 they bit, even patch. He who week later ceed, suggesting entertainments by Cucumliers, .02 venience. handled the religious the paper made its appearance. The horses ran wagon. away, throwing which can Corn, doz .12 itufT—and I not named it the Koarersville I money be raised for the li- Her Lore Test. speak slightingly, using They Clarion. the children out. a five One, boy years fund. At a Groceries. >nly the trado name—was Daniel Goby, Dubbins controlled it absolutely, but he ; brary small money cost, the How men, candidates for old, fell under the wheel and was killed. many young Cotlee—per B» Rice, per lb .06 3.08 familiarly treated as Dan. gathered around him an advisory commit- writer makes it clear that every small matrimony, could win a wifo were they Rio, .153.20 Pickles, .40 A per gal a.60 I have never learned how th«y got to tee of antipavers to assist in managing the daring attempt was made Friday town can enjoy the benefits of a good unexpectedly put under tho test of the Mocha, -35 Olives, per qt .850.75 .33 Topeka, but thither they went. There sheet and to give it prestige. night to rob the Bethel savings bank. shrewd Scotch girl who surprised hor mis- Java, Vinegar—per gal— | library. Tea—per lb— Pure elder, .20 they found themselves, not with heavy Oh, tho beautiful journalistic war that The outer door of the steel safe in the tress big The editors of McClure's by announcing: Japan, .45 g.65 Cracked wheat, .06 nor with followed! The Magazine hearts, yet heavy purses, but Kditorially Banner dubbed bank was biown to maun tell I am to loavo .30 lb .06 _ pieces by dynamite, have “Lady, I yo Oolong, 0.65 Oatmeal, per with the conviction that the end tKu ../lit,.,. TV... M..I...» —.111_l. secured for the October number a Sugar—per lb— Quaker rolled oats, .(Mi superb and the second door was your service and to be marritt. badly damaged. “human document” of the war Granulated, .06^ Buckwheat, .06 shaper, destiny, had something in store enemy of progress, a moss covered, effete I recent of “Is not this very sudden, Mary?" In- .(Mi The robbers were frightened away before Coffee—A A B, Graham, .05 for them. And they wen) not proud, hav- easterner and a clam. Editorially the ed- the highest interest and value. It is a tho “Who is the Yellow, C .05 Rve meal, .05 had a quired lady. person you in the itor of Tho Clarion dubbed the editor of they chance to get at the contents Molasses—per gal— oil—per gal— ing mutually agreed that, nothing diary kept by the British consul at Santi- expect to marry?" of the safe. The interior of llavuuA, ..35 Linseed, .60 3.65 journalistic lino materializing!, they or Tho Banner a tool of tho capitalists, a the bank was de Cuba from “It is John Scott, mistress." ago the day before the Porto Rico, .45 Kerosene, per gal .13 wither of them would tho a and an of wrecked the accept presidency plotter, jobber enemy true by explosion. arrival of Cervera’s fleet until “Btft you have known him but a short Svrup, .60 Astral .15 the day oil, of a bank, the general management of a western civilization. In the hours bofore time. How can trust a Maple syrup.qt .25 0.30 Maine's reputation as a good state to after the American army took you stranger?" a on tho or the dawn of Dan and possession railroad, position polico force day Dubbins met, live in is enhanced all sorts of official tho woman, reluctant to part Lumber and Building Materials. by of the Mr. the persisted a miscellaneous in a as smoked, their hot broadsides and The city. Ramsden, author, M— M — job mining camp, composed figures. vital statistics, for instance, with a good servant. Lumber—per Clapboards—per had been British consul at for Hemlock, oogli Extra 24 occasion offered. Perhaps they were in a laid plans for the future. Tho propavers show that Maine’s death rate for 1896 was Santiago “Yes, ’tis true, but he’s ken himsel’ spruce, <526 Hemlock boards, 09 y 11 Spruce, No. 1, 17 <3 IS sen so independent. Between them they bought The Buuner and tho antipavers the lowest of the six New England states. nearly forty years. During the siege he mony years, and ho says he’s all right, and 12 Clear Its Spruce, 016 pine, 35060 had $500, and what man in bought The Clarion, and both sides birth rate was also lower than any was tlie ami adviser of fori 15 Extra newspaper bought special guardian I believe he is, asked him, I)id lie Spruce floor, 020 pine, 35 As they created no sensation in tlfe Kan- That fight raised the two papers to tho ho tho Shorter and ho had Cedar, extra 2 75 Cement, cask 160 progress depend, not so much on the with the author!!; civil and say Catechism, per sas were notch of success. Spanish 2 00 capital they about spending top The two editors met number of children born as on the num- it word; then I told him to his clear, Lime, per cask .85 Under* the labors and every grip to move on when 1 on the street. words military. grtul 2d clear, 175 Brick, per M 7 311 money they encountered Hot passed. Dub- ber who live and are properly brought up, hands and hard, and then, lady, I W of quick extra one, 150 bite lead, pr tb .05 3.O8 >i man who told them of a town bins struck Dan hit re- and in these Maine is to hardships his position he finally fell •• inspired, Dan, back, their respects ready saw’ ho was a strong man. and I’m gnin to No. 1, 1 25 j 200 miles dim west where a followers with soon after the surr -t ’. died. .75 newspaper j spective took sides, and a free challenge comparison anybody.— ill, and, gie him my hand."—Youth’s Companion. scoots, Lewiston Journal. 3mild bo bought at ruinous rates. Dan fight followed. In tho confusion tho two For the story of the siege of Santiago Hemlock, 125 md took counsel editors out and Dubby together—went, slipped escaped to their J. A. Fairbanks, of Bangor, a prominent de Cuba, as it affected the people directly Provision*. saw and bought. ollices. fRctiiral. business man, died Thursday from injuries involved, on either side, in their personal Steak, l»eef, 0> .15 3-30 Tripe, per lb .08 They settled down to lifo in Roarersvillo “You hit me pretty hard, Dan,” said Fresh .lly.12 .10 received by being thrown from bis car- safety and comfort and then daily lives, pork, Honeycomb tripe,3. with $50 cash, no credit and a newspaper Dubbins seven hours later as they com- Spring lamb, fl« .12y.l< Ham, per tb .123.14 which was in collision with an elec- there D no document 'ished much run to seed. But it had muned in Tho Banner riage yet put equal For FAMILY Use; Veal, per U> .08y.l6 Shoulder, .09y .10 very possi- sanctum. “Wo .12 bilities. It was a four affair to tric car. Mr. Fairbanks had been in the to ttie Oel )ber number of He ('’lure's mag- Dr. A. Johnson, in 1810, Originated Roasts, .O83.I4 Bacon, 3.1(1 pago and agreed tap easy.” Beef, corned, fb .O63.l1> Mutton, per lb .06 3.10 ’ami'out weekly if tho editor found enough ‘‘I had strong provocation,” responded plumbing and stove business in Bangor azine. Stephen Boush1, iii an article en- tongue, .15 tt>— Poultry—per news to fill it if not, then as soon as the other. “Your lirst blow was a for He was a veteran of titled “The for Ssj de- Salt pork, per lb .10 'Fowl, .14 £.16 tip: sting- many years. the Fight iago”, of war- er.” Igird, per lb .10 3.12 t hickens, -1«*1.18 something happened importance to civil war, having entered the service in scribes the campaign as u affected the Pigs feet, per lb .10 Bologna, .10 rant the and of the forms. “What was tho result?” filling closing Co. American s. ici f >*.n Cooked 1b .15 A, 14th Maine infantry, on March 1, er, writing his own ham, I would not have it inferred that because “Seven variously hurt, 13 arrested, the Boneless hum, .14 1865. He was on 22 of observation and experience; while for tho Hoarersville was a mor- circulations will 200 discharged Sept. (■nine. Bainter post advance about copies the same Mr. Fairbanks’ was the of the ic-t-r ricken and tem sheet it reflected the town. Far from and there is a warrant out for ar- year. age experiences pan .... your Partridges, pr .75 311 00 shut tlie that. Hoarersville was a wide rest.” fifty-nine years. He leaves a widow and half-starving people up in city To Cure Every Form of Inflammation; Fish. really very Fiwako little place. Its population was “The dickens!” (Edited.) a daughter, Miss Gertrude Fairbanks. of Santiago we have a very remarkable as Fresh— Salt— INTERNAL as much EXTERNAL. rated at about and in it was “Don't bo alarmed. I’ll see vou out of the British consul at Cod, .05 Dry cod, .07 3.10 2,000, politics Miss Thurza Emery, probably the oldest diary kept by San- Could a have existed for a remedy nearly Haddock, .05 Pollock, .0* 3.05 ill tho one way for which the Populist it.” tiago, who was all the time in the closest century, for the fact that it .15 .10 citizen of the State, died at Eliot Wed- except possesses Lobsters, Mackerel, 3.12 Senator Peffer humbly thanked his Maker. Dubbins was arrested. But Dan scorn- extraordinary [merit for many family ills? Pickerel, .10 Halibut uns, .103.12 103 7 months and 9 relations with the Spanish authorities, SVh-t the town needl'd was a live refused to him. The whole nesday, aged years, Clams, qt .20 Halibut heads, .05 newspa- fully prosecute and was it later Miss was born in expending—as proved— Mother j iSE.!1 Scallops, qt .35 Boneless cod, .O83.IO per. and it got one shortly. community now knew what kind of a man days. Emery Kittery Every .14 his very life in relieving ttie general suf- It acts promptly. It is always ready for use. Halibut, Tongues and The two editors were newspaper men, the low down editor of Tho Clarion was, March 12, 1795. Until a few days previous on sugar suffering children love it. Bluetldh, .14 sounds, .O83.IO Dropped not journalists, and Tho Banner was a he said. Sending him to tho lockup could to her death she was remarkably alert and fering. It will positively cure all ailments that are Mackerel, .25 Smoked- attended with inflammation; such as asthma, Salmon, .25 Halibut, .12 mccess from tho start. Dan took hold of not possibly do any good. It would rather active. She could read and write without The dahlia was named in honor of An- abscesses, bites, burns, bruises, bronchitis, Sword llsh, .14 Herring, box, .25 die editorial end. Dubbins assumed the have a to make a of the tendency martyr the aid of and had u wonderful colds, coughs catarrh chil- Finnan haddle, .10 glasses drew a Swedish botanist. croup, chaps, jures of tho business management, and to- scamp among his misguided followers. Dahl, blains, colic, cholera-morbus, all forms of sore Fuel. memory. She could recall innum irablo throat, earache, headache, la lame gether they acted as devil, composition Dubbins was accordingly discharged. grippe, cord ton— anecdotes of men of local dur- back, mumps, muscular soreness, neuralgia. Wood—per Coal—per force and kicked off tho The won. But the war didn’t prominence of nature’s cannot harm 3 00 6 25 pressmen. They propavers One remedies; the All who use it are amazed at its wonderful Dry hard, 3600 Broken, the childhood of the Shi soft, 2 00 33 50 6 25 edition regularly every week too. The end there. Now that wouldn’t have been ing republic. weakest constitution; never fails to cure sum- power and are loud iu its praise ever after. Dry Stove, load 6 Tho was was one of the of who Roundings per Egg, 25 paper was never held back now for lack of journalistic. fight waged more bevy matters mer complaints of young or old. Dr. Fowler’s We used Liniment our 10031 25 Nut, 6 25 have your Anodyne In matter. If there wasn’t enough news to furiously than ever. After another con- showered with flowers the of ti e Extract of Wild for and It is almost the medicine Blacksmith’* 6 00 pathway Strawberry.—Advt. family years, only between tw’o we we use this for 111 it the two partners made It. Poe ference the editors, The Ban- do use, and almost everything. Flour, Grain and Feed. up, it as an external with aston- 11 ■ I have used anplration hadn’t a finer imagination for curdling ner proposed that Roarersville erect a new "■■■■■■ 1 ishing results. Hikam Odi in, Me. Flour—per bb— Shorts—bag— .90 Bangor, crimes than Dan. Once when news was schoolhouse. Emboldened its success Straights, 5 00 3 5 50 Mixed feet!, bag .95 by Send for our New Book Treatment for Diseases. St. Louis roller. Middlings,bag .9531.00 particularly scarce, with the forms to be In defeating the will of tho people onoe, 5 00 The Doctor’s Signature and Directions on every bottle. 35 50 )losed at midnight, the business manager The Banner was evidently intent on doing Sold by all I>rugg!«u. Price, 36 cents. Six bottles, fi.oi. Patents— went out after dark, and assaulted it And the second was on. L S. JOHNSON S CO., 23 Custom House St., Boston, Mss* Winter wheat, 5 75 waylaid again. fight Spring wheat. 6 00 the tax collector, against whom ho had a Criminal profligacy, said The Clarion. Corn meal, per bag .95 frudgo, anyhow, and tho next morning Those two ably edited journals began Corn, full weight per Iho Banner had a bris- to circulate all over the A new bag 1.00 magnificent story, country. Oats, Western, per iling with facts, on tho mysterious, un- census gave Roarersville a total of 5,000 bu .40 3.43 provoked and cowardly assault upon “ono inhabitants, and this Immense gain over Hide* and Tallow. our best citizens." Dan wrote a lend- the previous figures was attributed direct- Hides—per lb— Tallow—per lb— ing editorial, doublo leaded, on tho affair, ly to the boom started by the two wide Ox, .05 Rough, .01K a reward of $25 for tho arrest and awake newspapers. The Banner altered Cow, .05 offering Tried, .03* the but he never Its and two editions a Bull, .04>£ sonviction of miscreant, policy published Calf skins, green was caught. This and other dotails of week. The Clarion went one edition bet- TVn ..... an.n .253.75 metropolitan journalism gave Tho Banner Pelts, .403.50 xme. thusiastio citizens both at 2 Lambskins, .25 3.35 bought papers Iim, llin 1 iitfnw .... cents Seeds. per copy. tho sat in tho sanctum reading Dan was mi artist in his way, and Tho Herdsgr&as, bu 2 00 Clover—per lb— partners Redtop, per lb .18 Red, .12 jroof. “Dubby, here is my life work. I Banner soon appeared with its pages sown Lawn seed, per lb .18 Alslke, .13 ♦hall consecrate myself to the interests of brightened by cuts. Up wont tho price to Dried Fruit. :his growing town and live and die among 4 cents, and tho citizens gladly paid for Figs, .10 .123.20 Tamarinds, ts but our progress isn’t their art gallery. Another secret editorial Dates, .10 Currants, .08g.l2 peaceful people, mo. a conference. Then the next issue of The | Raisins, .08 3.15 Apples, string .06 •apid enough to suit Dubby, largo Prunes. .103.14 Apples, sliced .10 scheme has entered my think tank.” Clarion also contained cuts. They looked “If it’s another assault, you must take suspiciously like Dan’s handiwork, but all ©olti Duat maaljing 4pofcoticT. [rour turn at it,” responded Dubbins. doubt was dispelled by The Clarion’s an- “Ha. ha! That was a rather largely nouncement that they were secured at iro portioned idea. Dubby, if occasion great expense from a Chicago firm, and lad arisen for tho payment of that reward consequently The Banner’s price would >vhich we, in the kindness of our hearts, have to be raised, very reluctantly, to 4 offered for the arrest and conviction of the cents. Of course such enterprise won rec- issailant there’d have been a lynching in ognition. Ids town and another big story for The All the while the schoolhouse fight was Banner. I’m half sorry sometimes; but, waged, and a goodly sum rolled into tho is I said, I’ve been thinking. Ever think ! common treasury. It was a pity, the citi- Chainless Bicycles, SI25. my more, Dubby?” zens said, that such brilliant men as tho 1 I “Occasionally, when I haven’t anything two editors couldn’t agree personally even )lse on my mind. if their views on public questions differed. “Dubby, did you ever make a speech?” They were really a credit to their city. “Not in my sober senses.” The schoolhouse was erected. Then ‘Well, do you think you could make » The Clarion lieeamo progressive and pro- jober speech?” posed that salaries bo paid the members “I might if I had several drinks.” of tho fire brigade and won after a brisk “Ha! ha! Dubby, that’s good. But fight. What one paper proposed tho oth- listen. I want you to make a speech. All er opposed, and between them the two ed- ?reat editors make speeches, you know. itors built up a town of no mean impor- ¥ou must have observed that there is a tance. Everybody in the county read Tho movement afoot in tins growiug settle- Banner and The Clarion, and as tho two ment to pave our highways, and that sen- editors rose to wealth and prominence they timent seems to be divided upon tho wis- themselves began to think with the citi- iom of such a course.” zens of Roarers villo that it was a pity they “Some clams oppose it.” couldn ’t get together. Both had long been “That’s it. Dubby, how would you like tired of tho restraint under which they x> be a clam?” were placed by reason of their peculiar po- “I—a—what the thunder do you mean?” sition, and when it became apparent that “Listen,” and he slipped to tho door to the town could and would support two jee if the office cat was asleep and tho oth- well established and wide awake journals COLD yr employees out of hearing. “How would a final conference took place. CLARIONRANGES in tho said “The Banner and pou like to tako the lead opposition, “Dubby," Dan, -AND- make a speech against paving tho streets Tho Clarion are now both well paying md destroying our sweet rural simplicity, properties, thanks to our careful manage- HOT WATER ienounco it and call for a general protest?” ment. Let’s divide and make up." “Do you want to ruin this paper?” cried The Banner and Tho Clarion are now Dubbins in alarm. read daily by the proud citizens of a real HEATING “I want to improvo it.” city now bearing a new n^ue.—Philadel- “But if I as one of the proprietors pro- phia Press. sest”— An Opinion. APPARATUS. “But,” said Dan, “you won’t be one of ihe proprietors.” Bill—Charley is ever ready to assert his —at— “What!” opinions. “That’s it. You will leave tho sheet. Frank—They’re not opinions; they’re er- of Call. ELDRIDGE’S. [ and The Banner will support the move- rors judgment.—Philadelphia ment. You will draw out”— Sound. “I’ll do nothing of tho kind,” said Dub- Mr. Bunker (to applicant for his daugh- bins flatly. | F. A. Columbia Dealer, ter’s hand)—Is your position sound? COOMBS, Crockery “Yes, you are a clam,” mused Dan. I’m a “Listen once mote. Unless Tho Banner Applicant—Decidedly so, sir; trombone player.—PuUch. ELLSWORTH, ME. COUNTY GOSSIP. CorrtBjiemticnrf. mi: ulukhill iiose hack. First Snow on Mt. Washington. 9t&f>rrt ferments. (the <£lleu)ortl) American.! The first snow of the season on Mt. Atlantic considers its library an assured ■ = Tales Told at Home Orono of ~...■.. ■—:— Organize a (inn Club. Fairy by Washington fell Tuesday night last thing. A LOCAL AND POLITICAL JOURNAL j _ Ellsworth, Sept. 25. and Hrewer Teams. week. The snow was several feet deep in The PUBLISHED West Sullivan has an assembly of the To the Editor of The American: Orono and Brewer ho*e teams, when places. The thermometer was sixteen EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. reached told a tale of Pythian sisterhood. 1 should like to say, through the col- they home, pretty degrees above zero. their mistreatment at Bluehill. This is umns of The American, that there are a ELLSWORTH, MAINE, been tlieir as told the Orono corres- Bucksport olfactories, which have few men in Ellsworth interested in form- story, by There Is more CatArrh In this section of the BY THE see of country than aU other diseases put together, overworked by the tannery stream, a new or in the pondent the Bangor Commercial: HANCOCK COUNTY PUBLISHING CO. ing gun club, reviving and until the last few years wns supposed to be oi relief. The team F. W. Rollins, Editor and Manager. prospect defunct spirit of that organization w Inch members of the Eagle hose running Incurable. For a great many years doctors pro uounood It a local dl. ease, and local here a few returned from Bluehill Tuesday night very proscribed existed years ago. and to cure Price— $2.00 a $1.00 for remedies, by constantly tailing Subscription year; j Seal Harbor’s summer settlement will much disgusted with the way the hose contest at with b>cal It Incurable. six months; :*o cents for three months; If \ I think they would be ready to take treatment, pronounced be increased two fine to be tin? Bluehill fair was There were Science lias proven catArrh to be a constltutlo i- paid strictly lu advance, $1.50, 75 and 88 cents by cottages are managed. hold and help organize one; ami there ai disease, and therefore constitutional BARCA.N respectively. All arrearages are reckoned at the winter. Seal Harbor three entries, Including the Cronos and a team requires built during others who would be to if treatment. Hall's Cat-.rrh Cure, manufactured W0VEN WIRE COT the rate of $2 per year. willing join, from Brewer and Ellsworth. was BED. and her are Everything by F. .1. Cheney »t Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only and will neighbor, Northeast Harbor, such a club could be run Advertising Kates—Are reasonable, successfully. By in fa\ur of Ellsworth as the Orono boys tell It. constl.utloual cure on the market. It is taken made on be known fipplication. growing apace. I mean an in doses from lo to a _ successfully, organization that The judges, tlmekee|K*r and starter were all internally drops teaspoon- Hardwood, varnished frame. Closely woven, ful. It Acts directly on the blood and mucous Business be addressed could meet and all of its and Ellsworth men. The Ellsworth team was the communications should A moose has been seen several times in pay bills, surfaces of the system. They offer one hun- steel wire, folding legs; a handy bed to have In and to, all money orders made payable to, The a nrst to run and the time them was 41 sec- dred dollars for case It fall® to cure. Semi Gouldsboro. It is that he was one in w hich the members would take given any the and would be at Hancock county Publishing Co., Ells- suggested for circulars and testimonials. house, cheap $2; only their dues aud the onds while in reality, according to others who Address, worth. Maine. looking for a place where hs would not be lively interest, pay F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. • 1.50 at the WEST END. kept the time, It should have been 4ti seconds. Sold disturbed by railroads, but rumors of the incidental expenses of an afternoon’s byPrugglsts, 75c. The run to the cart was In 21 socouds which was Hall's Family Pills arc the best. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 28,1898. electric road here have driven him back meeting at the traps. not fast. Seeing the way things were going, As I understand it, the chief difficulty toward Milbridge. the Orono team refused to run, also the Brewer Amusement. to be overcome is the reduction of ex- RATTAN ROCKER. Thill Investigating Commission. team. As an outcome of the affair, the Orono banoC$!n a The A bull moose has beeu looking over the pense at shoot. ordinary sports- team stands to that It can Nothing could show the attitude of ready put up #100 THE GREAT Gent's size; full roll; shellac finish; well-bal- line of the Shore Line railroad near man is not wealthy; he can hardly afford neat the Ellsworth team at Bangor, the dhleand President McKinley towards the in- anced and easy to alt in; a rocker that rests tho Cherryfield, trying to find out what all to spend an afternoon shooting at clay other arrangements to be made convenient to vestigation of the conduct of the war, both teams. eye to look upon and the body to sit upon; the disturbance meant. Doubtless be pigeons if it is going to cost him from f3 MAINE FESTIVALS. more than his own would be one of just started, fully will report to bis fellows that they had to |5, and do it every week, as, of course, The Brewer correspondent of the Ban- $3.75 cheap enough for them, words to a member of the investigat- better fall back into the woods a few he would like to, if it was inexpensive. gor News writes a similar letter, making Second Season, ISOS. but while they last you can got one at 93.9K ing commission: “I feel that the miles further. Now 1 think the expenses could be the same charge that “the judges were all at the WEST END. _ American have committed amply met by charging the shooter a Ellsworth people”. people The reports last week of extensive Bangor, Oct. t>, 7, 8. these to and if trifle more than the cost of the birds, be- Thk American is not the organ of any boys my hands, any- forest fires in Hancock county were cause is item. In this lias that the principal hose team or individuals, but in the body wronged them, I want to exaggerated. There were a few fires, but Portland, Oct. 10, 12. BARGAIN CLOTH WIN- way the cost of an afternoon's shoot cause of honesty, and in justice to the 11, OPAQUE find it out.” they were confined mostly to burnt lands, Mo-3- would be to a 1 brought minimum, and, Ellsworth team, and particularly to the WM. R. Conductor. DOW SHADES. The following gentlemen compose where there was nothing but scrub to CHAPMAN, should think, would not exceed |2 at the management of the Bluehill fair, it feels the investigating commission: Gen. burn. Of course there was danger after most. If a man wou one or two sweep- called upon to reply to the and Grand Orchestra of 70 and I in mouse Cho- Four desirable colors to select from; a good the that the fires unmanly G. M. of chairman; Col. prolonged drought of course his would be rus of lOOO Voices. Dodge, Iowa, stakes, expenses unmannerly attack of the Orono and f> feet JW Inches a silk would spread rapidly, but the rain Friday spring roller; by size; J. A. Sexton, of Illinois; Capt. E. P. even less. Brewer teams. World Renowned Soloists ami Artists. allayed that danger. pull to match with each. All for 35c. Howell, of Georgia; Maj. Gen. J. M. 1 think a gun club could be formed here No one blames the Orono a.id Brewer Tickets are now on sale at aud made a success. Let some one inter- teams for but there is no ex- Single Concert Wilson, U. S. A.; Hon. Charles A. of “kicking”, AT TI1E The people Winter Harbor, Goulds- M. H. Andrews’ Music Store, and Cres- ested iu the matter write to Thk Ameri- cuse for their such tales. Bangor, of ex-Governor U. boro and telling fairy Denby, Indiana; neighboring towns are happy at sey, Jones A Allen’s, Portland. can, or, better still, appoint a place of The statement that the judges, timers and A. Woodbury, of Vermont,; ex-Gov- the prospect of electric road connection meeting where we could all get together starters were Ellsworth men is ridiculors. ernor ,T. A. Beaver, of Pennsylvania; with the Washington county railroad. Apply at once for choice aeata. aud talk the matter over. It would surely the horse The American West M FnrDitnre Store. It is said the is During racing Gen. A. D. McCook, of New York, and project receiving the K. B. do no harm aud might result favorably. was in the with the and HOLMES, Proprietor. serious consideration of John reporter judges'stand Evening Prices, 91.00. 91.50 92.00 Dr. P. S. Conner, of Ohio. G. Moore, An Amateur. men who timed the hose race, and knows Matinee Prices, 7Ac.. 91.00 ami 91.50 J. Montgomery Sears, and other prom- Silver Wre Check* glwn. It-fcc.s not yet been decided whether that ten minutes the race inniiT ponitaliulu \ 'Iripp at Inaiit prior to hose and West End Bridge In Odd Ft Hows’ Building. the commission will do all of its work Highways Uicjrlcs. they did not know one team from another. xlMjrrtisrmrnta. be built, largely by private subscription, in v\ sucn Hull’s Cove, Sept. U5,1S98. usiungion, summoning to m not far from Tunk where point pond, To the Editor The American: witnesses as be able to in- of not have been found. The towns of may give a station to be known as “Gouldsboro Will you please answer h few questions Brewer, Orono and Ellsworth were each formation, or will later visit some of station” would be built. The distance YES, through the columns of your paper, and represented by one judge, and of the other the camps. There is work enough to from Winter Harbor is about ten miles. 1,0334)33. by so doing oblige a constant reader? two judges, one was from Castine, the ! keep them in Washington for awhile, I BUY MY MEATS Geo. M. Whittaker. other from Bar Harbor, t fie iRttcr also act- This was the number of papers anyway. Daily sessions will be held, The census of Maine’s 1. Is law mailed and delivered to poultry popula- there any relative to bicycle ing as starter. printed, and work to a conclusion as tion and ordered the last in or subscribers by pushed valuation, by riding the streets highways of the One of the timers was !!. F. Grant, of as has been and the Slate of Maine? If state w hat rapidly possible. legislature, completed so, please Boston, a man who lias started many result announced the State assessors. it is. by horse races, and held the watch over many The BANGOR DRESSER’S MARKET The total number of hens in the State is Ans. there is no The Correct View. No: State law; the horse.-, but had never timed a hose race. | ON MAIN STRICT. valued at and the esti- The takes an 1,577,252, $505,470, use of streets and highways is regulated Tiie other timer was A. C. of DAILY NEWS Springfield Republican Swazey, I GET mated value of and eminently sensible view of keeping egg poultry production by municipal authority. Bm ksport, and he also had never limed a is The { ur- 1 $1 871,781.17. report shows 5,268 2. If A is riding along .wi a win- us- hose race. No during the months of competent men in their !, reasonable person will April, May Cheeks public proper June and which made a Silverware keys, 9.018 ducks, and 3,445 geese. Han- ing proper care, and B comes along with I question tfie disinterestedness of these July, places. “'The Maine it net for ( Sun- legislature,” cock has 101.917 valued at 1 average every l ■«. county hens, a team, and through neglect ruus into A gentlemen, hut the mistake was made iu day there for nil ASII purti-.t- No other says, “chosen this month will return j of $26,067, and t he value of egg and poultry and him or his can A make iv day’s excepted) market them. injures wheel, j i» .11g men who knew not hing about hose gives Eugene Hale to the United States is estimated at ! B the production $128,481.98. pay damages? racing hold the watch. This was a niis- Senate for the fourth term. Mr. Hancock has nine SOS Ans. Yes. 9,942 each issue. I BUY FIRST-CLASS GROCERIES forty turkeys, j take on the part of the fair management, | Hale's ducks and nim a congressional career began as ty-one geese. 3. Has bicycle the same right of way made innocently enough in the earnest The News shows sworn state- THERE ALSO. far back as 1869. a on the road as a team? de.-ire ^ Although leading to have ttie race conducted fairly ment to this fact. Ans. the same. conservative in opposing intervention The Eden fair, which has had a pros- Exactly j and impartially. in Cuba, Mr. Hale has no trouble in perous and interesting, though modest That the time was not correctly taken is The Greatest Daily Paper in W. H. DRESSER. existence for a few has CONG KEG A 1 ION A LISTS. admitted, but the Senator Hales of Ells- securing his re-election, for Maine years past, Eastern. Ncrthern and Central worth were in no seems to care more for the general secured the attention of summer resi- way to blame for the dents of liar Harbor and and Semi-Annual Conference at North Ells- decision of the and doubtless re- Maine. of a man for service vicinity, judges, capacity public worth next Week. great things are as a result. A gret the unfortunate occurrence as much than for his views on the promised | particular The semi-annual of the Han- A plan is on foot, it is said, to make the meeting j as any one. Placed In the same position clean, reliable, family newspa- questions that come and go. That cock conference of per, all the latest Eden fair a sort of grand finale of Bar county Congrega- as ttie Orono and Brewer team; it is safe giving reports this of her be j by Associated Press, and The practice keeping represen- Harbor’s summer season. The idea is to tional enure ties will held at North to the Senators would have been the say News' own ser- tatives and senators in their Ellsworth next and special telegraph places hold the fair earlier in the season when Tuesday Wednesday. first to kick, but they would have run just vice from all News Centres. An is has greatly increased the State's in- the summer visitors can exhibit their interesting meeting promised. the same, after protesting the time. The Buckboards will from fluence has often been pointed out.” stock. There naturally will be a great carry people same mistake in timing might have been Send up .lOrts. for one All mouth’s trial subscription. rivalry among them to show up their Ellsworth, returning by moonlight. made iu favor of the other teams. horses. such as are not who wish to go by buckboard may secure The offer of the Orono team to race for IF YOU SEE IT Hon. Binger Hermann, who i-epre- | Coaching parades seen in the State will be in order. There seats by commuuicatiug with Rev. D. L. has to do with the discussion, sented an district in the ! flOO nothing IN THE NEWS IT’S NEWS. Oregon Yale. is a future for the Eden fair if the it looks well iu and or House for thinks gnat print, may may twelve years, the The for the two fol- plans now seriously discussed materialize. programme days not be authorized. If the Oronos really Bangor Publishing Co., republican gains in the extreme West lows: wish to arrange a race for that amount, this fall will be surprising. Mr. Her- Tuesday Afternoon. they doubtless can do so very quickly by Me. AN AUTUMN SOLILOQUY. and business. with the Ellsworth team. Bangor, mann has recently returned from an Organization communicating kt... __. The American’s Southwest Harbor Topic—When can a church be called prog- extensive trip through the West, and ESantrt. V. GILES, correspondent, “Stylus,” watching Dame porous? Opened by Rev G 11 lleffion. This Beats All. his of the and con- Them J^YNWOOD knowledge people Nature paint the autumn landscape, so- Topic—The worth of the church to the com- The extraordinary record, 40.8 miles an for every township in Hancock ditions in that section makes his thus: munlty. Opened by Rev E L Hunt. for J. K. Ml Co.’s Attorney and Counsellor at Law. liloquizes hour, was made at the second trials of the AGENTScounty Spaulding judgment trustworthy. He said: Topic—The coming of the kingdom. Ten “Geographical. Pictorial and Historical At- And now cometh once again the autumn—na- “Hai las or tne War". minute addresses without discussion, as torpedo-boat destroyer Lung”, just Spanish-American Apply has with bril- or A. “This country fought ture’s sombre, melancholy season. August built at for the Chinese in person by letter to Nokaid, Franklin follows: Elbing, Germany, house, Ellsworth. Me. attention to Collections ami all liant success a war since Presi- days are gone, and ye summer visitor hath hied Special given great a Maine Missionary society, government. The runs were made in the himself back to town to measure ribbons at $10 to sell our Illuminating and Commercial business. dent election. The open sea. The wind was fresh and there SALESMAN McKinley's West, WIMs T Sparhawk O Lubricating Oils, Greases and Petro- a week and to tell how tlti* poor countryman was considerable sea on. This exceeds fired with enthusiasm over our terri- b American Missionary association. by latum. Fine goods and liberal commission. llveth without Turkish baths, electric lights, far any heretofore made on the Address Puss Rev Franklin W Barker speed Petrolatum Co., office and MONEY TO LOAN. | even torial acquisitions in the Pacific, and trolley cars, aldermen, saloons, pickpockets and water, surpassing the best perform- Refinery, Coraopolis, Pa. c American board of commissioners for ance of the “Turbinia”. an era of and a enjoying great crops foreign missions. Rev George A French SECURITY TAKEN ON REAL ESTATE Vacation days are o’er, and the pretty school- Xoticfs. plentiful money supply, will be heard These addresses to be followed distri- Special OR PERSONAL PROPERTY. teacher taketh down the worn and seasoned by Xattonal 15ank Statement. from in I bution of missionary literature. emphatically November. birch with virtuous determination In her soul SPECIAL NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS. ALL BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. Tuexdau Errninui. REPORT OF THE think the up of votes out there and fire In her eye. The small boy hasteneth to office of the Ellsworth Water Co. at casting Offices over National Topic—What have the people a right to ex- No. 1 Franklin St. will be open every Burrtll Bank, will be a to the school-yard with a dead snake on a stick OONDITI ON THE surprise nearly every- jKjct of their pastor? Saturday afternoon and evening (as well as Ellsworth, Mains. with which to frighten the little girl with a pug -OF THE- other week until further notice. A \ body.” Opened by Dea K L Higgins days) nose and a freckled face, for whom, some day In business will be promptly attended to at the Dea Martin Moore office. L. H. Cushman, the unrevealed years, he will write poetry and Supt. legal Notices. Nothing official has been given out Topic—What has the pastor a right to ex- borrow money to buy a diaiuoud ring. First National on the but it is known that pect of his people? Bank, NOTICE. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. subject The on the summer sea is no more at Ellsworth, in the State of Maine, moonlight 'l!irE. the undersigned, dentists of the of the Opened by Rev William Forsyth at the close of business, Ellsworth, District court of the United States for the dis- request Spanish military nature’s background, as je summer girl and ye V? have to close our dental rooms Address— Earnestness In Christian life and Sept. 10, 1898. agreed trict of Maine, in bankruptcy. commissioners to make a six-months' gallant college lad tell to one another’s hungry every Wednesday afternoon until further To the creditors of David W. Reynolds, at work.Rev George A French ; RESOURCES. notice. Makvahd hearts love’s old but the ball room Gkkklv, Eden, in the county of Hancock and said old, story; and 69 II. W. job of evacuating Cuba, has been pos- Wednesday Morning. Loans discounts. #232,989 IlAYNKH, district, a bankrupt: lights are shining for the one, and the blood- secured and unsecured 868 75 • G. R. liAUKKTUY. aim of the local Divided Overdrafts, is hereby given that on the tw n- refusea. The have Topic—The church. Bonds secure circulation... ^XOTICE itively Spaniards stained mud-mauled football field is now the U. S. to 50,000,00 Ellsworth, Sept. 14,1898. ty-seventh day of August, a. d. 1K98, the : and opened as follows Premiums on U. S. bonds. 1,000 00 was been courteously but firmly told that other’s hope of glory. said David W. Reynolds duly adjudicated a Salvation of the Individual, Stock securities, t*tc. 79,239 47 NOTICE. bankrupt, and that the first meeting of his The trout streams are and the land the evacuation of Cuba must emptied Banking-house, furniture and fix- creditors w ill be held at No. ->> Mate begin Rev Samuel W is to Notice that I have this street. locked salmon betaketh himself to ttie bottom of Chapin J tures. 6,000 00 give day Room 2, at Ellsworth, in -aid v;i?.trict of Han- not later than and must be to minor son, Howard 1*T. October, b Salvation of the community, Other real estate and mortgages THISgiven my on the sixth the lake in utter of all the human cock, Thursday, day of October, renunciation owned. 808 00 Churchill, his time till he is twenty-one years before the end of Decem- Rev Franklin W Barker a. d. 1898, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, at completed of age. 1 sbull claim none of his wages nor race; and lo, the bold hunter shouldereth his Due from approved reserve ageuts 42,777 12 which time and the said creditors of the for the any of his debts after this date. place may ber. It is that a consider- ! and over hill and on Topic— Responsibility laity Checks and other cash items. 1,646 39 pay attend their claim- for probable j'un trampeth dale, league Orland, 12, 1898 E. O. Chuhchill. present allowance, success of church work. Exchanges for clearing-house. 140 00 Sept. a trustee and transact -uch other able of A merican soldiers will league, with exertion untiring and patience un- appoint hndy Opened by Rev Thoma« S Lewis Fractional paper currency, nickels business as may properly come before fhe be in Cuba & bated and getteih a lame back, a torn coat, and and cents. 134 85 John B. before November 1, and I Send annual reports from the to meeting. Redman, a six-ounce churches, Lawful money reserve in bank, viz.: StBUrrtisf mints. Referee in partridge. include facts of note. Bankruptcy. that the entire of only special Specie.17,700 00 Me., a, *1 army occupation The leaves are from the the corn Ellsworth, Sept. 22, falling trees, the Legal-tender notes.. s 985 no 23,685 00 Lynam .V will be there December 1. By delegates Dyer. by Is ripening In the fields, and the housewife, with Redemption fund with D. S. Tieas- A. STEWART, M. IJ. Solicitors for David \Y. Wednesday Afternoon. ^ * Reynolds. urer (5 per cent, of circulation). 2,250 00 | _I face like a harvest moon and temper like chain of the Bible In the life of Topic—The place UNITED STATES O" AMERICA. i* and and can- Rev A new and lightning, -tewing preserving the church. Opened by Richard Owen Total. 27 HOMCEOPATHIST, very active demand for #444,539 District court of the United States for the dis- j and and as a of in West Brooksville, Maine. American staves is now re- i ning pickling bottling against Topic—The place common sense the LIABILITIES. trict of Maine, in being life of the church. Graduate Boston Member of bankruptcy. seven years of famine. stock in. University. To the creditors of Alfred G. Lulg of Eden, ceived from different foreign coun- Capital paid #50,00000 Maine Medical Atnerl'* The fruit hath fallen from the trees and Opened by Rev J S Richards fund. 00 Homreopathic society; in the county of Hancock nod said district, tries and several vessels are ye Surplus 20,000 Institute of and being should the< l. ir< h »rt tin- Undivided less Homoeopathy, correapoi ding a bankrupt: sturdy farmer raketh together the rotten apples, Topic—Why -up.’ profits, expenses member Boston Medical chartered at United States ports to conference? Rev E Bean and taxes 54 Honmopathic society. "VTOTICE is hereby given that on the four- the of county Opened by paid. 3,067 with at southern worms and leavings cattle and other National bunk notes 39,990 00 TELEPHONE CONNECTION. teenth day of September, a. d. 189m, the load them Atlantic Woman’s aid to missions. Papers and dis- oatstanding.. iebrls ’neath the trees ami maketh it into the Due to other National banks. 2,904 98 said Alfred G. Bulger was duly adjudicated and not also from cussions to be arrang’d for by the committee. gulf ports. Why Due to State banks and bankers- 91 bankrupt, and that the first meeting of his ielectable eider which maketh vinegar, red- 6,430 BZjXiSWOIiTa eastern Atlantic ports? What an in- Miss H T Buck, of lirland. Dividends unpaid.. 12 00 creditors will be held at No. 20 State street, dustry could be created in Maine in ieneth noses and muddleth the brains of men. Mrs P C Clark,of Southwest Harbor. I ndividual deposits subject tocheck 244,420 55 STEAM LAUNDRY room 2, at Ellsworth, in said district of Han- Demand certificates of 42 cock. on the sixth of October, — clay this much-needed And so in one way and another are we re- Miss M A C of Ellsworth. deposit. 76,479 Thursday, forestry product! lark, Certified checks. 222 30 AM) BATH ROOMS. a. d. 1898, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at minded that this of wonders on land and Bangor Commercial. year Wednesday Evening. Cashier's checks outstanding. 1,611 57 which time and place the said creditors may sea Is in its “sere and withered leaf’. "NO NO WASHEK.** attend, their claims for allowance, Topic—The place of prayer In the life of the PAY, present church, opened by Rev J P Cushman. Total. #444,539 27 appoint a trustee and transact such other ! Sept. 26. Stylus. All kinds of worn done at ehort no business as come before the WELL WELL ! N STATE OF MAINE. laundry may properly Communion sermon.Rev C Davie lice. Goods called for and delivered. meeting. John B. Redman, Alternate, Rev George A French County of Hancock, ss:—I, Henry W. H. ». ESTEY * CO., Referee in Bankruptcy. in Plantation 21. cashier of the above-named bank, Me. a. d. 1898. The Maine Oame Wardens Will Have Voting Communion service. Cushman, West End Bridge, Ellsworth. Ellsworth, Me., Sept. 22, do solemnly swear that the above statement Peters A to This. No election returns received from Dyer, Benson, Investigate being is true to the best of my knowledge and be- Solicitors for Alfred G. Bulger. Lawyer Smith and Dr. Hunter have re- Plantation 21, in response to The Amer- A Great Book Free ! lief. HENRY W. CUSHMAN,Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 27th turned from tneir Maine V. of N Y C. W. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. shooting trip. ican’s request for them, F. A. Jordan When Dr. R. Pierce, Buffalo, pub- of 189«. BASFORD, shot one deer.— his day September. Each Vamaroneck (N. Y.) lished the first edition of great work. The LEONARD M. District court of the United States for the wrote, saying that there was no election Sense Medical he MOORE, Paragraph People’s Common Adviser, (Seal.) Notary Public. PIANO TUNER. district of Maine, in bankruptcy. because no ballots had been received from announced that after 680,000 copies had been To the creditors of W. of La- And t lie law isn’t off on deer until Sat- Correct—Attest: Joseph Graves, sold at the regular price, $1.50 per copy, the S. K. moine. in the county of Hancock, and said the secretary of state. him the WHITING.) urday. Sure they were not rabbits? profit on which would repay for great E. II. GREELY, [ Directors. Hereafter ray patrons in Ellsworth will district, a bankrupt: In to The American’s letter, amount of labor arid money lu pro- response expended A. W. KING, ) leave orders at the bookstore of is hereby given that on the third ducing It, he would distribute the next half kindly dav of September, a. d. 1898, the said the following has been received, which of NOTICE Runaway Boy at Home. million free. As this number copies ha* a! a,. A. Cooraba. Joseph \V. Graves, was duly adjudicated the situation: ready been sold, he is now giving away, abso- and that the first of his of the explains iTbtattsrmrnts. bankrupt, meeting Ellington Leighton, battleship lutely free, 50C,00(J copies of this most complete. creditors will be held at No. 20 State street, common sense medical '“Oregon”, was welcomed to his old home Augusta, Sept. 27,1898. Interesting ana valuable room 2, at Ellsworth, in said district of Han- work ever published—the recipient only being cock, on Thursday, the sixth of Octobe:. last week his To the Editor of The American: ^BEGONIAS? SWOKiPTeRpT day at Milbridge by aged mother, required to mall to him at above address, twen- a. d. 1898, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, at ol In answer to of the 26th to cover cost alter an absence twenty-eight years. yours inst., ty-one (21) one-ceut stamps, of PALMS. which time and place the said creditors may When a boy he ran away to sea, and has will say that No. 21 plantation, in Han- mailing only and the book will be sent post- attend, present their claims fur allowance, medical roamed over the world many times. For cock county, has not made the returns re- paid. It Is a veritable library, complete appoint a trustee and transact such other fn one volume. Contain. I.OCo pages, profusely GRAy $ Business COLLEGE business as come before the many years he has been in the navy, and quired by law for the pa«t five years (sw Cut Flowers Tor Table and Parties. may properly illustrated. The Free Edition Is precisely the *nd School of Shorthand and John B. Redman, boatswain's mate Oi the he Rev. Slat. Limp. 74 and and for Typewriting. meeting. “Oregon” 3,Secs. 75), same as that sold at $1.50 except only that the Referee in famous mile from that reason ban not been furnished with TAUGHT TO DO BY DOING DRY THEORY DISCARDED. ^ Bankruptcy. made the voyage books are In strong manilla paper covers In- The DUTTON GREENHOUSES. Ellsworth, Me., Sept. 22, a. d. 1898. San Francisco to Cuba, and helped sink ballots. Byron Boyd, stead of cloth. -Send now before ail are given SEND FOR FREE CATALOOUK. Dyer A Peters, Cervera’s fleet July 3. Per R. away. STOVER & GRAVES, Lessees. Address FRANK L. GRAY. PORTLAND. ME. Solicitors for Joseph W. Graves. The mystic gates that sealed our western land! Wreck of the “Grace 2U>&frttsnncnt0. Uailroab* anb Steamboat*. A PRISON POEM. Lynwood”. Land of the South! whose glorious life distills The sailors from the wrecked Bucksporl •Vi!:Vi fioin thy vale* ami odor from thy hills! schooner “Grace Lynwood” arrived in Your friends may smile Maine Central Railroad. WRITTEN IN A SOUTHERN PRISON Thy brow all sunshine ami thy heart all fire, New York Monday. The men were Rich- Thy breath a vintage and thy voice a lyre; ard Midson, John Keblt, Boulton But that tired A SOLDIER. Embarkation of Spanish troops from Percy feeling Commencing Sept. 10, 1808, BY UNION Land where the nlr with wlhlerlng fragrance John Porto Rico to Spain began Wednesday. Johnson, Charles Singley, Herbert Means It BAR HARBOR TO BANGOR. I swoons. Walker and Owen Sweet. danger. The American is raised in A. M. I*. M. A. M. PUBLISHED IN A UNIQUE PRISON PA- And all the woodlands thrill w ith golden tunes; flag being P M. P. M. They tell the story of the BAR HARBOR 7 00 Mx’tl 10 30 *3 60 *8 45 Land where the morn with noetar'd kisses towns ail over t tie Maud. following Indicates PER EXECUTED WITH PEN AND impoverished Sorrento. 7 15. lo 10 3 y 15 wreck: “The was at her 30 ‘Lynwood’ lying Sullivan ... 10 45 4 101. HUT NEVER BEFORE wooes, TWO MAINE BOYS DEAD. INK, in Barbados harbor on And blood. Mt Desert 7 50 12 20 II 20 4 40 9 And where the soft night weeps ambrosial anchorage Sep- impure Ferry 45 S. t7 12 80 11 IN PRINT. Corporal M. Gilbert, of Battery tember 10 when the hurricane struck her. Waukeag, Fy 55. 27, ft to 52 dews’ ^John This condition Hancock. 58 12 il5 30 4 ./>. First Maine and may f7 fll C, heavy artillery, Pri- The ship whs torn from her Franklin Road.. 8 06 1 2 50 11 39 5 00. crowned and zoned anchorage O, queenly South land! vate Edward Co.Jr. 1 10. 10.. E. Cousins, of Eureks, Cal., Bends to M. Tripp, of Co. L, First and hurled against the side of the ‘Lueu- Lead to serious illness. Wnsh’gton f5 with ELLSWORTH 8 20 1 32 11 55 5 18 lo 20 flowers. Maine died at the American the volunteers, Thursday a Nova Scotia We smashed Ellsworth Falls t« 24 1 42 5 The following poem,with silken dial that mark the year's* sweet da’, ship. fli 00 21 Thy It should be Meolin. t8 361 14 5 41.. Augusta city hospital. against her side until our promptly fl 57J12 the accompanying letter, which explains hours; finally anchor, Green Lake. +8 44 2 12 23 f5 50*. Gilbert was old and fl‘2 twenty-two years which was the Lake ... Lilies whose silvery moons no tem|»C8t mars, fast in ‘LuendaV chain, Overcome House. +8 52 f2 25 _ f5 59*. its interesting origin; his home was in Vt. His is by taking Mill. 30. 02. Roses like suns and violets like the stars! Wilmington, parted and we drifted out to sea. On we Egery’s f2 f6 Holden. fS 58 2 35 f!2 38 6 06*. Eureka, Cal., Aug. 6, 1898. summer and realm the the first death in I tie ranks of the artil- Thy throne the thy soul, drifted before the awful gale,and at times Hood’s Sarsaparilla, Brewer June_ 9 17 3 27 12 58 6 25:. To the Editor of The American: Whose charmed senses own thy soft control— lery. Tripp was twenty years of age, a it seemed that the ship would collapse. Bangor, Ex. St.. 9 25 3 40 l 07 6 85 11 8(. Which and BANGOR, M.C. 9 30 3 45 1 10 6 40*11 35 I have in my a paper exe- All beauteous South! thy heart must share and native of Me. purifies possession Newport, At last we were tossed upon the shore at P. M J*. M. A. M. A. M. in in claim cuted with a pen a southern prison There have been forty deaths in the St. Vincent, miles from the Enriches the Portland. 1 161.1 5 301 1 40* 5 30 our hero’s fame! ninety-six blood, Boston. 4 80'. 9 00 1864. is 8x12 in size and Our father’s kindred and 6 67| 8 40 The paper is Maine regiment. harbor from which our vessel was torn. blooms his radiant brow to twine— Bar Harbor 5 40 named “The Old It is dated Thy myrtle the Sundays only—Leave am, Flag”. Camp The “GLOUCESTER” TO BE RETAINED. The boat was a total and it was Strengthens nerves, Sorrento 6*00 a in, Mt Desert 6 80 a His name, his heritage, his birthplace thine! wreck, Ferry m, March vol. Ellsworth 7 03 am, arrive Bangor 8 15 a m, Ford, Tyler, Texas, 1, 1864, 1, mistress of the with the greatest that w?e man- We yield thee this, bright sun; The converted yacht “Gloucester”, for difficulty Tones the Lenve Bangor 8 35 a m; arrive Portland 12 25 no. 283. The two numbers contain eight stomach, Thy blossoming flowers first cradled Washing- her good service at Santiago, will prob- aged to get ashore.” 1» m, Boston 4 CO p m. pages of three columns each. The editor’s an ton! ably be retained by the government as a Creates appetite, BANGOR TO BAR HARBOR. name is Capt. W. H. May, and the print- Lester Small Arrested. Virginia! froirf whose breast the milk outran dispatch boat. And builds r. M. P. M. A. M. A. M. A. M. ing was executed by George Vaughn, a Lester Small, of Deer Isle, was arrested up, That nursed with God like strength the Immor- The Spanish cruiser “Infanta Maria Boston.| 7 00 9 45l.’ 8 00’ 9 CO colonel of a New York regiment. Of in Winterport last Wednesday for larceny. A. M. Ip. M. tal man; Teresa” was floated and towed and vitalizes Saturday He was held for the Kuox Energizes Portland. 11 00, 12 55 11 05 12 30 course they were Union prisoners in a enshrine the county graud Whose sacred graves hcro’sclay. to Guantanamo, where she is being put in A. M.‘ 1*. M.l rebel who were some and jury, which sets in December. The whole system. BANGOR. 7 351 *5 05 10 07' 3 15 *4 45 prison, exchanged Where wandering pilgrims pause, patriots condition for her north. trip Small is Bangor, Ex. St. 7 50 5 10, 10 12 3 20 4 80 time in the following pray; only twenty-two years of age, April. Be sure to get Brewer Junction 8 05 10 21 3 27’ 4 67 In the Virginia! underneath whose trampling beel but has an unsavory reputation. In 1896 Holden. 8 58,. 10 41. prison Washiiigton’s birthday, The approaching arrival at Washington f3 47 f5 17 and crownless Egery’s Mill.. t9 Oil.+10 44 .. Feb. 22, was celebrated and the proceed- Sceptres lie crushed,, tyrants he wras arrested for burglary at the house Only Hood’s. of Agencello, the representative of the Lake House. f» 08 .+10 47 13 53’. kneel— of a Mr. ings were in “The Old Flag”. Spear in Camden. He broke from Greer. Lake. 9 23 10 56 f4 02; f5 32 published drank Philippine insurgent leader From thee, from thine, he his Impulse Aguinaldo, the Knox Nicolin .' f» 35.fll 0.> |4 After speeches were delivered, a poem was county jail with four others, The Shore Line. llj. brave; wai alluded to at yesterday’s cabinet Ellsworth Falls 9 55.. 11 19! 4 24 5 54 but was his he was read which was declared to be original, recaptured. At trial on the ELLSWORTH 10 10 6 19 11 24 4 29 5 69 For thee, for thine, this broad free land he gave! meeting, and the President stated that he The grading WaHhington County j but a time after was Wash’gton Co.Jc flO 18 .. fll 30,.!. Rfllde from the name of the author whom sense he acquitted only abort railroad is and From thy blue hills his soaring caught, would gladly hear what he had to say, completed through Calais, Franklin Road.. 10 30 6 32 11 39* 4 4? 6 12 I believe to be the editor. The title of charged with stealing from a Mrs. 10 45 11 49 f4 50l 20 They share Ids fame, hut all the world his but that under no circumstances could |200 two or three weeks will see the rails down Hancock.j f6 w Waukeag, S. Fy 11 00 f6 43 +11 *»2 t4 53 |6 23 the poem Is “Washington”. I send you a thought! Moody, with hom he boarded at Cam- for the entire line. he receive him in any official capacity. Mt.Desert Ferry 11 10 6 50 11 .A 5 00 6 TO copy just to ahow what manner of inen Thy gates the portals wl nee his soul out- ieu. Small skipped out and was not From the eastern end the rails have Sullivan. 8 05 12 15 6 00 6 The evacuation of Cuba will probably heard from Sorrento. 7 15 12 45 5 7 15 'Composed the Union army. speeds— again until last summer, when reached and from this 30j October and be already Machias, BAR HARBOR *7 40 12 40| 5 451 *7 15 Hut all the world a temple for his deeds! begin 15, concluded about the authorities there received word that The penmanship Is very fine. Rome very end to The first train across 8 of his 1. This is Cherryfield. Sundays only—Leave Bangor 15, Ellsworth Thy hero, chiefs the priesthood shrine. January believed to be the 9 30 artistic. The poem, consisting of over 200 he had been apprehended in South Da- the Narraguagus bridge rolled into am. Arrive Mt Desert Ferry 10 05 a in. That all mankind learn hla faithdlvlue; substance of the President’s instructions Sullivan 10 25 am. Sorrento 1100 am. Bar two and one-half might kota. It was best not to 1 he tines, only occupied thought put Cherryfield early Monday morning, and Harbor 10 50 a m. The faith that shatters thrones and sunders to our Cuban commissioners. columns in the I do not think it county to the expense »of having him was paper. chains, greeted enthusiastically hy the peo- back. has ever been published as I think I have And floods with freedom’s tides the bondsman’s brought ple. ♦Daily. the only copy of the paper. viens, CELEBRATED RAPPER CASE. Small was forgotten until a few weeks Ballasting has been completed fora tStop on signal or notice to Conductor. E. Cousins. These trains counect at with Aud shapes from freemen’s -uuls the Almighty’s igowhen there occurred a series of breaks large part of the distance and the mils have Bangor, through trains on Main Line to and from Bos fanes! Law Court Orders New Trial In tnd thefts in Camden. About this same been laid. The middle of October will Portland, ton and St. John. Who bids mo What theme soul dilates? ime there occurred several at sing? my loftiest was trust— “Bueksport vs. Bluehill”. burglaries see the road completed, it is said. o, proud Virginia thy Tickets for A to It* mates. Deer and Constable Irish made in- All Points South and West captive, whispering captive His grand example, ami his peaceful dust! The spirit of Darius Cousins haunts half Isle, The new road will tie supplied with ■Can glory’s rapture* thrill the fettered thralls. on sale at the M. C. R. R. ticket office Thou wert ur Mc ca -ihou our Delphic ground a dozen Hancock county towns, and vestigations that convinced him that lirst-ela.ss rolling stock. That already Whose captured banners droop from treason’s Ellsworth Where kneeling seers were awed with voice brings restless and Small was on deck again. His arrest fol- received is seventeen walls? days sleepless nights eight locomotives, are to tickets to tax-payers, overseers of the poor and owed. passenger coaches, 1(0 box cars and 150 Passengers requested procure Can valor's story nerve the shackled hand* before entering the train, and c-peeially Ells Thee clustering round, uptowered thy shielding of tint cnrs. Whose broken sword blades rust In rebel lawyers, particularly Bueksport, Blue- worth to Falls and Falls to Ellsworth. sands, states, Held For Knibe'/zleinent. <>r lift'd vengeful, threat with cruel -trlfe Ill J .11111 *1 M IK1 III. GEO. F. EVANS, And young kej>t thy sunset gates. E. W. order clerk of tbe With a Fare. Vice-Pres. and Gen’l republics Darius of Hawks, money Record-Breaking Manager Our country’s union and our freedom’* life? from Cousins, formerly Bluehill, F. E. and From northern mountains and southern \ugusta post-ollice, is under arrest for The schooner “A. V. S. Woodruff”, the BOOTH BY, Gen’l Pass, Ticket Ag’t- I n vain my harp the charm* of home would sing, Brooklin, Lamoine, etc., went to his leas, etc., of the Meet of tears from unbezzlement. iiis peculations are small, largest Bucksport “hank-I Quick gathering answering eyelids From orient headlands and front westering last resting place fourteen years ago. And spring, tmounting, it is said, to about £1,300. era”, arrived Thursday with 5,500 quintals seas— now half the lawyers of Hancock county, j And ail the heart'*. •!« »-p sorruw, softly stirred, Mr. Hawks will be remembered of cod—the largest fare ever brought into MANHATTAN Kach gladsome breeze new freights of blessings and all the overseers of the poor of all the by «»’crwhelm* our manhood at that one dear word. [ lorsemen and tbe of an American port. won towns which knew Darius Cousins in race-going public woe numb life, Home, where the -it-*, -ring, day by of Ellsworth a* tbe man who visited tiie For Old Virginia— nur-e Washington! are unable to where Darius Cousins say fair here four and 3TEAHSKIP day. that form of •ounty years ago, with CO., Ami o’er thy hills it broods, light, lived that is The long, long hour* that steal her hopes away! to say, where he lived long he little bay mare Starling MARINE LIST. Farting the storm and towering through the c/pturedthe With low-drawn and voiceless to to gain a residence. ! 37 and 2.33 rnc***, after sortie of tbe best sigh, prayer — enough pauper night seen at tbe wait Last January Bucksport two acing ever Wyman park Ellsworth l’ort. I That awful presence moving from above, occupied rack. The step that come* not to her lonely of the court’s SAILED gate. I iirlef "ti ii- brow, but In lt^ glances—love' days supreme valuable time Home, where the children, war's ac- Friday, Sept 23 prattling i From heaven h comes, o’er Vcruoa’a gloom de —“valuable” is used advisedly—to say BORN. claim Sch Samuel Lewi.*', Hammond, Boston, lumber see mis, nothing of the time of half a dozen law- I for Burrill Lumber Co Through mimic trumpets, lisp their father’s VLLISON—At Bucksport, Sept 27, to Mr and Sch And where my mournful country kuecis, it yers (which surpasses value), in to Forester, Closson, Rockland, staves for name. trying Mrs EG Allison, a son. C d bends Treworgy prove that Darius Cousins’ resi- 3URNS—At to Mr and Mrs Ga- ARRIVED Hut, wondering, pause, to note with childish pauper Eden, Sept 16, And softly murmurs, sheltering her head. len F a fears dence was still in Bluehill, where it is ad- Burns, daughter. Thursday, Sept 22 What alls thee, mother? Are thy children dead? JUKE—At sept, 12 to Mr and Mrs The that watch dim with mitted it was in 1877. was Sullivan, Sch Wesley Abbott, Pederson, Boston eyes them, sudden Bucksport John B Duke, a daughter. She hears his voice and wakes from earnest in this for she had SAILED tears; sleeping very matter, -1A TON—At to Mr and Mrs Bluehill, Sept ". Saturday, Sept 21 And, trembling, a-K ot lip* that must la? dumb. trance, put out some good round dollars for the Medhury A Eaton, a son. [Forest A.ohle.j Sch Lnvolta, Whittaker, Rondout, staves and mother lather will not Her ebbing life tides swayed beneath his HOUTON-At to Mr and Mrs Why weep*, why come? support of Mrs. Darius Cousins and three Bluehill, Sept 12, heads, C J Treworgy NEW ROCKLAND glance. William S Horton, a son. [Alton \V.] YORK, of her and towns like men are ARRIVED l>ear home! sweet home! how mauy a warm progeny, Mr That malic-! breast, that soc»1ng helm she sees, HARK—At Eden, Sept li, to and Mrs Al- Monday, Sept 26 LINE. heart beats. apt to be in earnest when their pocket- fred Hare, a daughter. [ Helen Sears.] And the -trong hand that lifts her from her Sch Harriet Rogers, Lynam, Seal Harbor, ANDJANGOR How many a the loved one’s mime repeats— book is concerned. HAMBLEN—At to Mr and lip Stonlngton, Sept 22, Sch Henrietta A Whitney, Woodward, Boston Steamers of this line will leave knees; Mrs James I a Bangor (Eagle Where Maine exults on stormy ocean's brim. But Bluehill tried as Hamblen, daughter. Sch David Faust, Smith, Boston And now she speaks, whilst all my fluttering just earnestly and Wharf, Nigh Head) every Monday at 9 a. in., And lif.a HOPKINS—At Trenton, Sept 6, to Mr and Mrs Sch A K Woodward, Trewoigy, Southwest Hauipohlre to heaven her mountain for the same reason to shift the breath responsi- George M Hopkius, a son. [George Augus- Harbor and Rockland at 6 p. in., lor New York direct. by mu; Walts lor her voice, but hears no word she bility upon somebody else. Bluehill said tine.] Wednesday, Sept 28 Returning, steamers will leave New York Where Massachusett dt*. like m ilron free, HARRIS—At to Mr and Mrs John Sch Lulu W Monday at 4 p. m., for Rockland, Cam- salth; that Darius Cousins’ pauper residence was Eden, Sept 0, Eppes, l’atteu, Boston, nierchat every And fair Rhode Island slumber* at her a son. disc and Bangor. knee; For winds and thunders Harris, den, Belfast,'Backsport muttering upawell in and if wanted to Hancock With our facilities for Where dwells midst emerald Brooklin, Bucksport LELAND—At to Mr and Mrs County Ports. superior handling Connecticut, vales, Eden, Sept 23, in New York and at our eastern roll, collect her bill she’d better to the one Frank I a West Sullivan—Ar sch G W Co freight City And where Manhattan spread* lw*r snowy wills, go Leland, daughter. Sept 20, with traffic ar- And the wild tempest frights my listening soul I Grant, from Boston terminals, together through that owed it. MILLER—At Eden, 11, to Mr and Mrs lins, we have with our both And rolls her Iron chariot wheel* and shakes Sept Ar schs C from rangements connections, I only hear, around Mount Vernon’s tomb, William Miller, a daughter. Sept 22, Mary Stuart, Bowden, rail and water, to the west and south, we are Her o’er the northern lakes. at the courthouse in Ellsworth a Cornelia from Bostoi by golden garners Tho roar of cannon and the crash of bomb. Up Rockland; Soule, in to handle all the business In- MARTIN—At Hancock, Aug 3, to Mr and Mrs Ar Sept 23, sch Kienza, from E!lswor;h a position Cod bless our home*, from East through bound- of twelve men and true listened E a trusted to us to the entire satisfaction of our 1 only hear, upon Virginia's air, jury good Richard Martin, daughter, Ar Sept 25, sch Chromo, Tinker, Trenont less West, patrons both as regards service and charges. The drum’s wild rattling and the trumpet’s to what all these people had to say; then muRLOW—At Long Island, Sept 24, to Mr Sid Sept 22, sch G W Collins, Grant, for >os- The hallowed shrines of all the heart loves best! and Mrs James F a son. ton, with curb stone for Havev Co were locked in a room to Thunow, Hooper, blare, they up little BUCKSPOKT-Ar sch V From blue Ohio to Sept 22, A S VVoocruff, All rates promptly met. Coloiudo's marge, While armies shake the competing charging shuddering think about it. MAKKIKO. Peterson, Gtand Banks And over Iowa’s prairies, green ami large, Ar 26, Nlcolo Accame SDUth- meads That was a notable session. Some news- Sept ship (Ital), And where the Illinois for sch Charlotte 51 For all particulars address, winding outflows, A nd the hills reel with mingling men and steeds, EATON—ROBBINS—At Stonlngton, Sept 20, ampton Bangor; organ, Indiana with harvest papers published sensational stories about Turher, Boston H. C. Eastern Agent, Or silvery glows, the wild land with mortal out- by Lafayette Collins, turn, Miss Ida Eaton, of QUIMBY, And wound Domestic Ports. No. 22 Broad Street, Bangor, Me. And fair Arkansas skirts the Indian strand. how the jury was frozen Into agreeing Deer Isle, to Daniel Robbins, of Stonlngton. bleeds! Boothbat—Sid sch A. G. HUNT, Rockland, Me. And where the red niuu’s loyal wigwams stand, upon a verdict. The men who wrote those M’KENNEY—GILLEY—At Oriand, Sept 23, by Sept 25, Glendy Burke, I only hear the shout, the curse, the groan; Rev William Forsyth. Miss Martha E Mc- for Vineyard Haven N. L. NEWCOMB, Gen’l Manager. There sleep our homes! where tender hearts, stories did not know the facts. Perhaps Boston—Sid sch A H I only hear a low. heart broken moan, Kenney, of Oriand, to Lester A Gilley, of Sept 22, Whitmore, A. 1>. SMITH, Gen’l Freight Agent, like doves Deer Isle Where sinks where some of those jurymen to this do not Bucksport. ."i ll New York my country’s heart, droops day Ar sch S N Perth Broadway, City. Brood o'er the of their absent loves. [‘ERKINS— LEACII— At the Methodist Sept 21, Pickering, Haskell, memory her head, know that it was not a low thermometer parson- Amboy age, Sept 25, Rev II W Norton, In caused Searsport, by Sid sch Cornelia Franklin and Awake, to heaven And the great voice demands, whisper dread, which that creepy feeling up their Miss Caro M of to Her- Sept 21, Soule, my harp! thy song aspires— Perkins, Penobscot, Washington What ails mother? Are children dead? man L Leacb, of Oriand. AND BANCOR A nation’s memories climb thy sounding wires, thee, thy spinal-columns and made them send for Sid Sept 26, sch Chas A Hunt, Deer Isle BOSTON and thrill with loftier WILSON—GRAY—At Tremont, Sept 17, by Gloucester—Ar schs Ken- Awake, my harp* sway, the child la worse than dead their overcoats; it was the invisible pres- Sept 21, Agricola, Dead! dead! Eben B Clark, Miss Phebe F Wilson to nebec for New .John A nation’s father bends from heaven this esq, York; Douglass, Rondout day! Who scorns her breast where first his fondness ence of Darius Cousins getting in its Joseph M Gray, both of Tremont. for Kennebec From heaven's hills where freedom’s an- high led; work on the jury and trying to gain for Delaware Breakwater—Passed out Se.pt Steamship Company. 22, sch Hugh Kelley, from Baltimore for Bos- gel waits. Dead! worst; than dead! whose heart untouched I>IKl7 its ghostly self an earthly ton Closest to God within the eternal resting place— IN SCHEDULE. gates; ruth CHANGE with i. e., a pauper residence. JARLETON-At William New London—Sid Sept 23, sch Franklin Where freedom’s martyrs with crimson Bluehill, Sept 24, Perth winged That mother hates who watched his tcndercat W 78 8 22 Nickerson, Haskell, Amboy for Uocklan l FALL ARRANGEMENT. oiuu uiui Carleton, aged years, months, days. scars jv»i iJUCivn^iui L New York—Ar Sept 25, schs E M Baxtei, vnnth JOLBY—At Mrs had her bill to Hancock, Sept 22, Luzena M Somes Sound; Lunet, Gleam through the azure fields of endless stars! presented the wrong one. 30 11 Bangor Two Trips a Week to Boston. And spurns the matron crown that mother wore, Colby, aged years, months, 8 days. Ar Sept 20, hark .Julia, Reed, Rosario From heaven the hero comes—his awful Bueksport wasn’t satisfied with so mien, And leaves her sorrowing for the sous she bore. this, COULTER—At Cranberry Isles, Sept 20. Edgar Passed Hell Gate Sept 24, sch Franconia, Troubled, yet calm, and sorrowing, but serene. I she went to the law court about it. This Raymond Coulter, aged 3 years, 2 months. Young, Rondout for Salem And whence the gain? what heritage survives Passed sch Annie R With his awful shade I FRIEND—At Bluehill, Mrs Abble G Sept 21, Lewis, Ulmer, trembling glance mark, ! O'er wasted and o’er is what the law court said: Sept 23, Port for Blddeford treasures, squandered Friend, aged 88 years, 1 month, 3 Reading Break through the ~torm and cleave the mid- days. Portland—Sid Sent 26, sch Helen G lives? "The declarations of the pauper were not JRINDLE—At Moseley, night dark. Penobscot, Sept 21, Una L Holt, New York for Bath Are hatred's heirlooms, hurled from son to son, shown to accompany any material act of his, Grlndle, aged 10 months, 14 days, Ar sch Estelle, Turks Ts- O’er lce-browed Andes leans his sworded hand, Sept 22, Dennison, More dear than loves that linked all hearts as but were hearsay and mischievous." j A RDNER—At Castlne, Sept 24, Lewis N Gard- land His footfall Pacific’s Excep- rushing spurns strand; one? tion sustained. ner, aged 9 months. Ar Sept 26, schs Mildred Pope, Irons, Sulli- Ills helmet gleams o’er Alleghanlan snows, van for New Bedford; Kate Walker, Segerbath, Can sundered hearth stones gleam with ruddier HOOPER—At Brooksvllle, Sept 17, Frederick Momlav, Sept lsus, steamer reads: “If at M 64 Bangor for New York; das A Webster, Vinal- Commencing Ills lifted shield o’er hushed Atlantic glows; Which, being interpreted, Hooper, aged yours, 9 months, s days. 1 F. L. leaves blaze haven for New York; Lucy Belle, Sullivan lor “Alt. >ef»ert”, Capt. Winterbotham. His breast I beneath celestial first you don’t I ELLISON—At Mrs Jelli- Bar Harbor Momlav* ami Thursday, at In a m. see, wings, Than the old fireside of our fathers’ succeed, try, try again.” Eden, Sept 24, Henry Boston days? >iin, aged 61* years. at Seal Harbor, Northeast Harbor, Ami there! and there! my And so it is that the case of Port Reading—Ar Sept 21, sch Henry Cros- touching bleeding country Can alien halls the old, old home probable Southwest Harbor, and and cot* replace, KING—At Tremont, Sept 21, Elbert son by. Rollins, New York stonington, clings; vs. Bluehill w ill be tried Rufus, at Rockland with steamer for Boston. Or alien births our fathers’ graves efface? Bucksport again ol Samuel King, aged 11 months. Vineyard Haven—Ar Sept 22, seh Marshal meting Clings as a mother to her first-born son, Perrin, Green's for New York For Sorrento, Wednesdays and Saturdays. at the October term. The spirit of Darius KITCHEN—At Waltham, Mr- Susan R Landing Her Sept 25, Sid sch Ada d Philadel- hero child, her God like Washington! Hut vain the unequal strife would Baalam curse Kitchen, aged 67 years, 6 month*. 12 Sept 21, Campbell, Cousins still haunts the corridors and jury days. phia for Surry RETURNING. His trembling lips God’s still rehearse. MOoRE—At Ellsworth Falls, E Walker Land of the North, where loud Niagara’s roll blessings rooms of the courthouse. Sept 26, Baltimore—Ar Sept 26, sch .Jennie S But- Would Korah rule? The earth drinks Korah’s Moore, aged 7‘.t years, 6 months. Kennebec Voices to heaven a free-boru nation's soul! ler, From Boston, Tuesdays and Fridays, at 3 p m. cries, PERKINS—At Brooksvllle, Sept 15, Mrs Nellie H YANMS—Sid Sept 25, sch Hazel Dell, New From Rockland Wednesdays and Saturdays at Land of the North where wild Atlantic waves Perkins, aged 33 York where Israel’s KLLSWOltTH FALLS. years. from 5 to »; a m. touching at stonington, Soutl to freedom’s faith the souls of And plagues descend rebels rise! Norfolk—Sid sch \ Has- Baptize slaves; PAGE—At Bucksport, Sept Mrs Harriet Sept 23, Mary Hal!, west Harbor, Northeast Harbor and Seal Har- For ceaseless stili o’er traitors or 26, kell. Now York From all thy plains, on all breezes quick dead, Page, aged 85 years, 7 months, 6 bor. thy borne, Repairs are being made on “five-saw days. Rockland—Ar Sept 26, sch Carrie A Bu —At the exulting song this sacred morn! Cranberry Isles, Sept 22, nam, Tapley, Rock port for St Thomas dam”. Chester -T. Harbor. Whose manhood’s and childhood’s And where the ark of freedom heads its march, Harley Ro^chrooks, aged 4 years *.* Salem—sid 26, schs Annie R Lewis and E. S. Mouse, Agent, Bar shout, lisp- months. Sept God’s pillar leads ami angel wings o’erarch. The band is rehearsing for a concert to Carrie E Pickering, east ing sweet Calvin acstin, Gen’l Supt., Samaria’s build on STEELE—At Ellsworth, Sept 24, Ports. Bostqp. The dear-loved name priests may Gerlzlm, be at North Ellsworth Shirley,infant Foreign of Washington repeat; given sliortly. son of Colemuu and 10 Hut Mount Moriah still shrines the cherubim! I.ucy Steele, aged C B—Ar seh Carrb- K William II. Gen’l Boston. Hudson’s sunlit wave months. Louishukg, Sept 22, Hill, Mgr., By tranquil they kneel, Miss Mamie Leslie, who has been in Look, Boston Sanballat’s seeds may drop from Hebrew stem, WOOD Veazle, Where Washington first turned the invader’s BRIDGE—At Bucksport, Sept 26, Hiram Hillshoko, X B—Cld 23, sch Geo 11 Bar Harbor during the summer, is home. E Wood Sept steel; But Israel dwells where dwells Jerusalem. bridge, aged 5i» years. Mills, I.unt, Newark thou drewcst our faith from F. W. Flood left to resume his On Trenton’s plains and Monmouth's field they O, Washington! Monday heaven! pray, f studies at Andover theological seminary* 3L6bcrtisemtnt0. Hy heaven, through thee, our freedom’s love Where Washington retrieved the eventful day. John Lymburnerand wife are visiting was given! And rolled their hymns through Schuylkill’s relatives in the towns this week. our Union and our homes up-river wintry gorge Thy hope thy gift— To thee this our nation's hands we lift! Quite a number of our are at- \ 'here once arose hi* prayer from Valley Forge. day people Chairs are l'.ut veil thine eyes and bow thy sorrowing tending the Orland and Amherst fairs Rocking very cheap And thou imperial West whose sylvan tongue head; to-day. unto God while Saturn — Hymned yet was young, These hauds this day with crimson drops arc now Frank who has been confined 08c, or From voiceful symphonies of waving woods, rod— Kincaid, $1.45 $1.70 buys And solemn calms of silent to the house for the past week by illness, 1 solitudes, With crimson life-blood from thy country’s Steamers “Catherine” and “Juliette” wi’l And low, soft melodies ot breezes bland, veins; is somewhat improved. a most comfortable rocker this leave Ellsworth Monday, Tuesday, Thursday S 30 a And rolling harmonies of rivers grand! and wash out the stains. Miss and Saturday at 7 30 a in’, Surry at in, for O, Father, weep! weep! Annie Parsons visited relatives ’‘Parker’s ‘South Rluehili Thou nurse of empires at whose fostering heart Point, Bluehill, here Tuesday and Wednesday on her way Brooklin, Sedgwick, Deer Isle, ‘Herrick’s Land All nations drluk, and all have equal part, month. ‘Blake’s Point, Nicaragua Canal. home from to Tilden. ing, Sargentvllle, Eggemoggln, Enthroned on harvests, girt by garners wide, Bangor Castine, Dark Harbor (Islesboroi, arriving in The of the route Rockland to make close connections with steam wealth our and our preliminary survey of C. J. will shut down his mill Thy wonder, thy power Treworgy Boston direct. the canal C. R. FOSTER. ers for proposed Nicaraguan has been for a A new Hume is pride. to-day week. to be RETURNING West! millions kneel this hour and the engineers are to Majestic thy completed, going put in and other needed repairs will be Will leave Rockland on arrival of Boston the To praise Eternal for their freedom’s dower. Washington to make their report to the made. boats Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sun- By Mississippi’s shores their anthem flows, canal commissioners. da v for above landings, arriving in Ellsworth The committee on for even- In the afternoon. And where M ssouri laps her mountain snows; sing Monday early The engineers who reached New York Through tickets sold on board and baggag> And where the Ohio* mined ing presented a fine programme, and drew T silver checks by crystal rills. that the of GIVEN * checked through. yesterday say plan the canal is AWAY Every pc. on who has hi■» or her Leaps to thine aims from Pennsylvanian hills, out a good-sized audience. Ice-cream was picture O. A. CROCKETT, a simple one, and that their reports will taken at Rockland, Me. There shalt thou kucel. O mightiest West, and served at the close of the entertainment. Manager, show that the which the wi,l receive checks for O. W. HIGGINS, tell cut Spauish- SiTHTTTYT fifty Sept. 27. v X X I'lvf dozen ‘Flag landing. Agent, Ellsworth. Amerieau war every photos. Where Washington survives and lirftddock has shown to be an abso- fell— lute necessity, can be made quickly and Check books are issued and when the "f> X book li full you are entitled to a H I 1 Y When the hero jarred with mailed hand Subscribe for The ,1 -*■ • young cheaply. American present. Call and learn particulars. Subscribe for The American 3fttirrtisnnnits. COUNTY NEWS. I era. The lumber came In schooner “Har- SbbtTti'srnunt*. I riet Rogers”, from Whitcomb, Haynes & COUNTY NEWS. additional Co-uni y .W»rs see other page*. ^V»r additional County A>»r* fee other page*. Co., Ellsworth. The cottage is 400 feet on the and will be cloned in before cold Soiitlmt'M ll»rhor. sill, Went .Sullivan. ALL OVER. weather. This is to be a fine build- liCK P. Carter Is his house very Mrs. One of the Charms Byron having Nellie A. Cook is visiting in & Son also are a painted. ing. Caadage to build Steuben. which makes Ivorine so uni- fine cottage for C. F. Batchelder, of Cam- Catarrh a Disease George K. Fuller and E. W. French w ere Ambrose Mattocks is borne from Bar versally with house- Disgusting bridge, Mass. There is other work under popular in Ellsworth last week on business. llarbor. keepers is this Toilet Soap, That way, and much surveying and planning Appears Anywhere. William Mitchell and of Boston, who has been which the hands wife, going on. This will make plenty of busi- Ralph Gerrish, employed keeps white, have been at James Crockett’s. in Franklin, is home. and smooth. guests ness, which is the life of a summer resort soft, Fatalities by the Hundred The late evening mail in and the early in w inter. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gordon are the mail out have been discontinued of a morning The Glencove hotel is closed for the sea- happy parents son—Irving Vincent. for the season. Hue to Catarrh. son. The Sea Side will close this week. Miss Carrie Butler and Miss Jordan re- The schooner “A. K. Woodward” was Sept. 22. H. turned Wednesday from Northeast Har- vorTnel _ at Robinson’s wharf last week unloading bor. Raat Surrv. WASHING coal for J. T. R. POWDER Catarrh Succumbs to Pc-ru-na Freeman. Frank A. Havev left last week for New J Miss Freelove Turner is at home for a Ralph Robinson, assisted by Henry ! York where he will enter the school of Every Time. few weeks. supplies soap for every depart- Tracy, has laid a pipe drain from his pharmacy. ment of Miss Susie Stinson is 3 A i ■ »i the house. Both soap father’s house cellar to the road. teaching her first /"! | James Mattocks received a OR years what term at Franklin. dispatch 1 /\ ureal nil. and powder are the best j has returned washing [ suffered from Capt. Harvey Hodgkins from Calais, stating that an accident had that the skill and of Mrs. Charles Hammond has accom- n You Will find thi* tpltndid cakt of experience from Sorrento. Capt. Hodgkins has been befallen bis son Aben. A rock flew from chronic ca- haIf a Can panied her husband on a voyage to New Whitt Toil* in CCntUry Produce. acting as pilot ou a steam yacht. a blast and struck the young man on the 1 Glyctrint Soap tvtry tarrh, which York. M « t rwr «• J* Go., Glastonbury, Ct., ] back. He is to be able to come Mrs. C. F. Dole and family w ill return expected package of Ivorine Waahing Powder. Makers of Wiiiums’ I amous shaving Soap*. had permeated Rev. Mr. of J to Boston Thursday. Mrs. M. J. Drum- Morse, Penobscot, occupied home Saturday. entire the here and at the my sys- mond will accompany them. Jimmie Baptist pulpits village last tem, was sim- Dole enters the freshman class in Harvard Sunday. PYTHIAN SISTERHOOD. powerful and pathetic. The singing was indescrib- Mrs. R. A. who An of the COUNTY NEWS. ply college. Synclair, started for a assembly Pythian sisterhood excellent. A fbr additional Xetet other solo, “Lead, Kindly Light,’’ able. No one will ever trip with her husband, was to was organized here Wednesday and Thurs- County tee page*, The Endeavor society of the Union obliged by J. J. Heath, was much enjoyed. Sev- know the torture I return on account of illness. day evenings. The organizers were Mrs. church will hold a sociable at the Dirigo Atlantic. eral young men from Manset helped in E. C. Bean, G. C.,and Mrs. I. W. Gross, G. have passed through. house Thursday evening. Music, refresh- The family of Capt. Ralph Crockett will Plenty of have been taken the congregational singing. Mr. Allen is K. R. of members herring close their at the wharf 8., Berwick, of the an I could not begin to ments and a pleasant evening generally cottage this week around the islands during the last week, energetic worker and it is hoped his are and return to their home at grand assembly of Pythians. all the symptoms to be expected. Thomaston. ao that the factory has been services will be retained. give There are kept pretty forty-six charter members, 26. I had those awful years of suffer- Rev. F. W. Barker, of the George E. Closson and Janies Card went busy. Sept. D. during Congrega- and the order will be known as the Puri- not so to to I was at death’s door, only tional church at an Bucksport attend the reunion of Atlantic is a Northeast Harbor. ing. Somesville, preached tan of No. 32. The going to have public li- the but I felt it their old the assembly Pythians, physicians said, myself. excellent sermon in the Union church regiment, First Maine sure. Efforts are made to The Boston market closes Oct. 1. and took it with ladies are well pleased with the order. brary being get I finally tried Pe-ru-ua last with Sunday morning, exchanging cavalry. accommodations for the books this winter The closed its season’s work Sat- the perseverance that only a dying man Following isa list of the officers chosen: bakery Rev. G. H. Hefflon. Mrs. Julia Chatto takes a until a can be could have. I began to improve and trip through P. C., Mrs. Harvey Ash; C. C., Mrs. James proper building erected. urday. am now as well as Rev. Mr. of the Methodist the State, starting Monday. She will Quite a number of books are on continued to, until I Anderson, B. Havey; V. C., Mrs. Will A. Clark; M. already Lamson & Hodgdon will build Mrs. I ever was. I am 78 old and feel is other visit Bangor, Pittsfield, Madison, Free- hand. Many of the summer are years church, holding meetings every at A., Mrs. Frank Stanley; asst. M. at A., people cottage on Main street. take me for a so much better most people Wednesday evening at Hall Quarry. He port, Pownal and Portland. Her house Mrs. B. K. K. R. lending helping hand. Eilat’s Joy; S., Mrs. Arthur L. Harborside restaurant closes Oct. 40. Yours Robert will be closed 1. It truly, Robertson, divides the work with Rev. Mr. Pinker- during her absence. M. of Pearl B. James died after Bunker; F., Mrs. Tripp; M. Joyce Sunday morning will be before another Detroit, Mich.” 26. enlarged season. ton, the Methodist pastor at West Tre- Sept. C. of Mrs. a brief illness. He was of man that E., Melvin Gordon; P., Mrs. C. H. seventy years It is indeed a wise seeks In the Catholic church windows the moot. Miss age. He has been one of the most useful before it is too late. North l.amoin*. Pease; mystic one, Rubie Havey; or- relief Thousands, lms beeu removed and colored The storm of and influentin I men of our and plain glass are aware of how catarrh is Friday and Saturday is the Emma Austin ganist, Miss Myra Pease. town, his quickly went to Franklin last glass put in. If are in doubt first hard storm in loss will be felt. He has cured by Pe-ru-na. you two months. It may to teach. Sept. 26. G. keenly always Monday Plans as to your condition, take Pe-ru-na; it be called the “line storm” and is the fore- ! been an active worker in the Baptist i are out for a new Episcopal A. A. is All sell it. Richardson employed at Frank- MntiHct. church to be built on t of will care you. druggists runner of autumn storms and winter gales church, of which he has been a member besitc the chapel lin stone-cutting. Miss Isabel Dohver, of Seawall, was in “St. he-^e i”. that are to come pelting and smashing over fifty years. He leaves a widow and Mary-by-t Rufus Hodgkins started for town Saturday calling on friends and re! Thk American has subscribers at 106 along bye and bye. Seattle, seven children, all of whom reside here. ! J. A. Peck 1mm Son have the contract atives. Wash., last Saturday. to build a tine cotla for (}. K. P. of the 116 post-ofjicen in Hancock county; I The first meeting of the literary circle Thomas Pink ham, of this place, was gw Scbenck# Mrs. Amanda of Schooner “John B. of New York ne«r all the other papers in the county com- for the season will be held at the resi- Hastings, Lawrence, Norris”, (’apt. cook on t he schooner “Maud Muller” that Harborside. is at A bined do not reach so The Amer- Mass., is visiting relatives here. Holmes, loading fish Wells Maj'o’s run many. j deuce of J. T. R. Freeman Tuesday even- upon Seal Island in the fog Sunday Kev. Mr. Fowl; a former rector of the ican in not the only paper printed in wharf. ing, Oct. 11; subject—“The Mill on the Mrs. Sarah Staples starts Wednesday night and was a total loss. They bad a Episcopal church, accompanied by bis Hancock county, and has never claimed to 1 Floss.” on the for where she to of 30,000 fish, and were for is in town friends. be, but it is the only paper that can prop- Questions book may be Portland, expects spend Six young men of this place went to trip running wife, viah.'iig a the had at the the market. It was erly be called COUNTY paper; all library Saturday, Oct. 1. winter. J Sen! Cove Sunday and listened to a very very rough when they J. H. Soul is has the contract to build rest ore merely local papers. The circula- There was a of the of A. C. interesting sermon prenehed by their went on,and the vessel almost immediate- Dr. to build club tion of The American, barring the Bar pleasnnt gathering whist Through courtesy Capt. Phillips’ cottage,also the a Rev. I. N. of Massachusetts. ly went to pieces. The men in Harbor Record's summer lint, is larger players with Dr. Charles Freeman at the Holt, dozen school hoys and girls en- j friend, Allen, escaped house at the golf grounds and several the The vessel was owned than that of all the other papers printed Freeman last a down the on the dory. mostly other contracts. cottage Friday night. joyed trip bay yacht Schooner Margaret Leonard”, in Hancock county. Capt. and there was a small Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. “Hazel” last by Capt. Turner, Thursday. Willis Bunker, of Cranberry Isles, ar- A mistake appeared last week in the Galen H. Miss Grace insurance on her. Young, Lawton, William Sturgis and family, of Port- rived yesterday afternoon having in tow item recording tin* death of Mr. Macom- Frank Sept. 24. S. COU XTY NEW S. Gilley, Arlington Ralph, Miss land, who have been visiting Mrs. Stur- schooner “J. W. Fait”, of Halifax, full of ber. The deceased was tin* father not the Freeman and Dr. For additional County News s(>: other page*. Cathy Phillips. gis’ parents, Mr. Tabbott and wife, have : water. Capt. Bunker found the schooner brother of Mrs. K. H. Kimball. There was a letter at the resi- gone to Corea to visit relatives. about fifteen miles off Petit aban- Osborn of is in town. party ( | Manan, Lord, Belfast, The summer guests have about gone South I>#***r 1*1**. dence of O. VV. Cousins last 26. Y. and of been Monday Sept. I doned, showing signs having Rev. J. S. Richards is on a two and improvements for the next season On Monday, Mrs. R. S. Warren, Mrs. L. away evening, ten or more being present: ashore; rudder gone and sails is a l»«***r I*l«*. j badly weeks’ vacation. begun. Edgar Perry building log May Robbins and Mrs. V. Goss left for Mrs. Lulu Heath, E. Belle Lord, Winnie torn. cabin for L. E. Kimball near his Mrs. James has to Boston. j Mrs. Jerome T. who has been hotel, Bangor to attend the W. C. T. U. conven- R. Katherine Staples gone Tapley, Hodgkins, Freeman, Dr. j Sept. 26. Pross. size 14x18. Inside is a large stone tire- tion. I Frank Marshall is his seriously ill, is convalescent. Phillips, George R. Fuller, Andrew- visiting parents 1 Smith Penobscot. place. Rev. Mr. Garland left for this week. Engineer Charles O. Tapley is at home Bucksport Brown, Merle E. Tracy and J. B. Whit- Sept. 26. J. A. P. Eben Smith is visiting his Mrs. from Bar Harbor for the Monday. He was sent to Bar Harbor comb, class 1900 Maine university. After Mrs. Charles E. Haskell went to Boston sister, winter. Thomas Mitchell. Surrv. Sept. 25 to supply the pulpit in the ab- the letter game, there were piano select- this week. Miss I^aura H. Jones is in Belfast for Mrs. Millie Gasper went to Boston by sence of the pastor. ions by Misses Heath and Lord and Merle John Norris is home from two weeks, visiting her brother. S. S. Scott has bought the residence of Castine, boat E. where he has Thursday. Sunday, Sept. 18, another severe thun- Tracy. J. W. Green and will turn it into a public been cooking in a restau- Mrs. N. H. Hawes has gone to Boston to 1). J. Curtis moved into the Townsend der shower visited this vicinity, but no Mrs. William Lawton, Mrs. J. Albert house. rant t bis season. visit her daughter, Mrs. Henry Haskell. house Thursday. damage was done beyond burning out Freeman, Mrs. Nathan Mrs. Clark, Henry Edgar W. Haskell, who has been yacht- Capt. John Peterson is home from the Samuel W. Tapley has received a cargo Miss Grace Beetle returned from one or two at Stonington. Clark and Miss A. Carroll were North- telephones Mary del- ing during the past season, came home Grand Banks. Most of the crew' were of coal by schooner Capt. Gil. “Clifton”, east Harbor Sept. H3. Eoo. to the State convention of Wednesday. egates the W. this week. from this tow n, among them the captain's Lord. C. in E. of ill**. T. U. Bangor last week. The party son who has made his Rev. E. Morse, Penobscot, preached SarK«*ul* Levi Knight has been drawn on the Joe, first “bank” Capt. Angler Tapley, wife and daughter at A boat which to have been went up on the Bangor boat Monday and it the Baptist church Sunday afternoon proved grand jury and Hosea B. Eaton on the trip apd pronounces “great sport”. Hazel have returned to Goose Rock light returned It is con- and evening. stolen at North Deer Isle, arrived at Sar- Saturday. hoped this traverse station. jury. Una, the ten-months-old daughter of gentville Tuesday evening of last week^ vention did Bangor some good in the Mrs. Arvilla Richards, of Boston, who 1 Mrs. Annie Dubois has moved into the Lucius aud Mabelle Grindle, died Wed- Capt. Jerome Tapley left for Rockport The occupant, without stopping to lower temperance line, for it needs it mighty haa been visiting her parents, L. T. Tre- millinery store previously occupied by nesday morning, after a brief illness, with last week to take command of schooner the sail or make the boat fast, mounted a bad; the prohibitory law is a quiet, lone- worgy and wife, returned home Thursday. Miss Elleu and will soon go to Services at “Carrie Buckman”, ice there for some, in that town. Higgins, cerebro-spinal meningitis. loading bicycle and rode hastily away. It is sur- melancholy corpse Hollis M. of West has Boston for her fall and winter stock of the bouse on Thursday afternoon, Rev. E. St. Thomas, D. W. I. Willing, Surry, mised that the man may have been con- The last of the summer people take been drawn to serve on the goods. E. Morse officiating. Mrs. Willis A. Grindal and Mrs. Judson grand jury, nected with the recent robberies at Deer their this week. The departure Dirigc Sept. 26. R. 26. Climax. and Manuel A. Gasper ou the traverse Isle. Sept. E. Kempton, of Haverhill, Mass., are at guests all leave by Saturday and the house jury at the October term of court. the Brookside, guests of their sister, Mrs. will close, Mrs. Holden going to Boston 26. H. Sept. G. for the winter about Oct. 12. The Qaorge Tapley. Coopei 28. West Tremont. will Sept. Tomson. cottage close and the family leave _ Mrs. Abble M. Lunt has gone to Rock- for Camden, N. J., Thursday. The Kaignc Oc**mnvillf“. land to join her husband, Capt. K. H. close their and leave for Philadel- cottage II. I. Stanley and family left for Bar Lunt. phia Oct. 1. There were about aa man] Harbor Saturday. W. A. Clark has to work at here this as but were gone White year last, they Iatei Mrs. Mary A. Gross has four boarders Head in the government employment for coming and so the season has been shorter from Massachusetts. a short time. mere came near an accldeu very being Seth Lufkin is at work In the sardine Charles A. Rideout and who of some moment last wife, have Tuesday night at tb< at Swan’s Island. factory been a short visit here aud at foot of the Whitmore hill where the Basi making Winfield Joyce is at work for Thorn- have returned to Boston. Harbor and Manset roads meet. A tean Manset, dike <& Hix, of Rockland. William from Manset containing a couple of drum Stanley, head light-keeper of Mrs. H. M. Hatch has mers and a bicyclist coasting down th several blossoms Monhegan island, with his wife and hill met at the junction of the two roade on an apple tree in her orchard. granddaughter, made a short visit here The bicyclist took a header into the bush Roy Greenlaw came home last week, recently. es to save himself. The drummers dii having left his yacht in Boston. Sept. 26. Thelma. some emphatic talking as the bicycle sho Joseph Greenlaw, who has been yacht- onto them. No was done. Thi SUrijrrtisrmmta. damage ing the past season, came home Saturday. accident would not have happened hat Miss Grace Joyce, who has been em- the street lamp put there for some pur ployed in Malden, Mass., for the last year, pose or other been If there i lighted. is home for the winter. Wash any spot in this village where light i Seth & C. H. S. Webb commenced needed it is at the foot of that hill. Team pack- ing clams intend to or wheelmen coming from Manset an* Monday. They pack more than if the weather is favor- Bass Harbor, both coming down hill, can ever, able and clams are plenty. Day j not see. A light there would be an act o ITTLE j mercy\o man, beast and bicycle, ant James Gross was cut quite badly on ! would save profanity and possibly some u wire fence on Monday, while riding a T roubles body ’s neck. bicycle. In trying to turn a sharp cor- VER ; Sept. 26. Stylus. ner, going at full speed, his wheel struck come to an end the PILLS day you a stick and ended over. His face struck a stove. You can ; Went Franklin. get vapor the and was cut so that three Mrs. Charlotte Butler has been ill thi fence, places boil your clothes, heat your had to have stitches taken in them. past week. irons and cook the dinner I Sept. 23. Eugene. The DeBecks meet at v.ithout muss or confusion. Waltham Satur day, Sept. 24, for their annual reunion. Seal Cove You can do anything and SICK HEADACHE Lydia Whittaker is at home Capt. C. H. Sawyer is quite ill. everything on a vapor stove, taking Positively cured by these rest, preparatory to going to Ellsworth. and of vis- from broiling a steak to George Stanley wife, Otis, Little Pills. ited friends here a The dirt Sherman Scammon and Frank Bradbur; recently. roasting turkey. also relieve Distress from were in Ellsworth on business Most of the ladies who have They Dyspepsia, it saves, the labor it saves, Thursday To the Rescue. X young Indigestion and Too A per. Mias Helen B. Clark has returned fron been absent during the summer are at Hearty Eating. the money it saves, makes a feet for Drowsi- Seal Harbor where she has been for thi home. Miss Josie Norwood is home after remedy Dizziness, Nausea, ness, Bad Taste in the Coated summer. a pleasant summer in Portland. Miss Mouth, Tongue Pain in the Millie Norwood is at home from the Side, TORPID LIVER. They The steam power at Gordon’s mill ha was in danger Ocean Manset. Miss Helen Saw- Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. for the pa9t week been ruuuiug to its ful f house, capacity. PLUG there would be X yer from a visit at Owl’s Head. Miss Small Pill. Small Dose. VAPOR Luella Brown, who for more than a year The rain of Friday was welcomed Small Price. bj has made her home W'ith her aunt, Mrs. many, for forest fires were getting a littl an of men chew x army (who it) ready Norwood, at Owl’s Head, is now at home Wi>° Have Use., Them too near their dwellings for wholesomi I finiCQ with her and Mrs. LMUICO Recommand as tfte BEST grandparents, Capt. DB. KING’S sleep. to rescue it: to shovel C. H. —large enough S Sawyer. Star Crown Brand The veteran hunter, hai George Eddy, Rev. I. N. Allen and wife have moved to STOVE started for the northern woods with doj off the of No PENNYROYAL PILLS. Pretty Marsh into the of the late no and We await his Spain map Europe. X cottage Immediate relief, danger, no pula. gun. return, knowing Used for years .... an indispensable requisite to William M. Freeman. Mr. and Mrs. Al- by leading specialist*. ____ that he will not forget his friends. PX”11*1*- Atrial will convince you oftheir intrinaic value household comfort. There other tobacco in the world x len are much missed, though the regular In c**c ol suppression. Send ten cents for sample and bock. AH Dr or mail box. A crowd of Hungarians arrived hen chewing uggist* by $1^0 is no fuel equal to stove Sunday and fteek night services continue. KINS MEDICINE CO., Box 1930, BOSTON, MASS. in point of efficien- Wednesday to work on the railroad. The: has ever had so friends. S All appointment*! for the coming week gasoline came from the east, and moved into many and rteanlin^ge th* are cancelled, however, owing to the pas- Pfinllmi’c Adapted to any business rv, economy, vlUlIlUll W or profession, ruled, with Italian camp. They brought a womai of women are tor being in attendance at the meeting Over 2,000,000 cook them. and with the Hancock County Baptist association Contract using it to-day. Sept. 24. Ch’e’er. 5 Pemember the name QpflPI1 throughout. Requires the least IRattlgA^ at Bluehill. Sunday forenoon, Sept. 18, "t"vl possible writing to enter data denier does not sell rnd refer to If your Vapor Seal Harbor. 1 v Mr. Allen delivered a vigorous sermon on Quickly any Btoves and Stovf Gasoline, writ® to when name and save time and Prof. S. F. Clark, of WilliamBtown was tbo Standard Oil Company, Nsw you buy again. the words “I wounded in the house of money. 5,000 used and recorded. All kinds of records on hand or marie to order. Y Mass., is about to build a large cottagi | my friends”. On the labor-saving Sunday, Sept. 25, ~"-j WALTER W. UEOHHE, Publisher, I j here. B. W. Candage & Son are the build VVvvWVVVVVVVWVIVW wwv subject was “Heaven”, set forth in words 150 Nassau St., New York. Gillie, N Bluehill, Jersey heifer, 3; 1* B 3S!;crti5cmrnts. BLUEHILL FAIR. Friend, N Sedgwick, grade Jersey, 2; Geo Hqpl 2Cottos. Wood, I lls, grade Jersey eow, 2, do, grade Jersey heifer, 1; Norman Merrill, fn 11 M •. E « (<' MAIN BIG IN ATTENDANCE CROWD blood Jersey, 1st Frank Snow, 1 gratuity; --, V( o 7i .S.:—To the Sh riffs of yoke oxen, 3, Durham ( ON SECOND DAY. do, grade steers, 2, counties, or of •' do, grade Holstein, 1, do, grade Holstein, ( —} netr /. re,or any <,'ovt.t." '■ bj of 3; Harold Dunn, grade Holstein cow, 1; any City, i’ir n or Plantation, in ft n mty Han SUMMARY OF HACKS ON WEDNESDAY Arthur Dunn, grade Holstein heifer. 1; t of cock, Grkftt mj H A command you to attach the /< .• /1 and LIST McIntyre, Jersey cow, 1; W Hinckley, AND THURSDAY—COMPLETE c-stale of Andrew H. yoke steers, 2, do, yoke oxen, 2; Chns On- WrE Jaques, of Sew- buryport. in the of Essex and om- OK PREMIUMS AWARDED. good, grade Holstein, do, Guern- county 3, grade niomveul';i of Massachusetts, to the of sey, 2. one bundled dollars; and summon Mi- -11 in said Kllswoi the to w inch chii wick, F P & G M 1 various exhibits, but little buck, 1; ! first Tuesday o» September, < d. ben Allen, N ■ weather the Bedgwick, Shropshire registered and there i:i our s.> d court to auswt 1 uo E. be added. Thu glorious of 1 buck, yr old, 1, do, 1; Fred Allen, ! idelle Hill, of J'. >klin. Hunt .;nt*-, the two sheep, first day wutinued through re- sheep, 3, do, lambs, 1; Horace Herrick, (State of Maine. !:i .1 plea of th* for White Chester 1 bat the said defendant at said i. kMn to maining days. pigs, 1st gratuity. wit Ellsworth, on the < uv of trie se of POULTRY DEPARTMENT. p..rch. On Wednesday, the second day, one of ( this writ, being inrieb ! to the puuutiff in 1 the 1111 of Mai the crowds that ever visited beau- LC Johnson, Plymouth Hocks, 2; A N j eigh.y-flve -:, arcordiug to largest hear.count the,- a. M Osgood. PH chicks, 1, do, PH fowl. annexed, d on- tiful Mountain entered the 2; 'derution thereof, mi 1 the to park gates Bndie W P K fowl, 1, pro plpi--.t?ft Allen, do, light > her the same sum on uc -no her* 1.- in- and a day of Frauk j passed unalloyed pleasure. Brahma*. 1; Dunn, White Pekin Stories ted itemized ac count in ,u amou to of ng The only two drawbacks were tlie failure ducks, 1. :*8T> j. Ai-io, for t hat the defendant at Br •< to of the merry-go-ro ;»d to AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. Min, ^materialize, wit I'll-worth, afon -said, on the 1 the A Burbcc short head and the non-m. lafance ot the baseball C Osgood, cabbage, purchii.-e of this writ, being in-'i .i< 'hi, twst Hubbard in unotner sum oi 1 l,do, pkonts, l,do, squash, plaintiff one mo. red learns tin ! ug .-«.»••} tbe former pl*y; 1, poj ■•tii. 1;B K f! 1 so mi M or-:y before ;ha*. [ •• was on * ; a sailing vessel, and got beans, W B Snow, Whip- Aroo took j had an reu I•« sn.’id dcfeudai plaintiff*;- u-c. consideration mi reot wlnd-hou .il some w here the oats, 2; J E Dority, Early Maine potatoes, along coast; j MARK the plain: Mr n her on TWAIN promised pay lh- 2; Thus Grieve, parsnips, 2, do, celery, 1, demand. the lali« simply didn’t «iiow up—no ex- do, cauliflower, 1, do. squash, 2; 8 B Bill- ! j \ et, the said defendant though often re- 'veil. planation ings, pumpkin, 1, do, New Queen note- i relate to Mark Twain’s quested, has no: j.aid t!it -:;i.;e—to 1 -• dam- They m.i The list of premiums awa.'dtd is larger toes, 1, do, July 1, gratuity; D L Emer- | age of the said iff a-,;,-sc w-. 0, sum of one hundred 1 > ton, leather jaekt beans, 1, do, coffee and his dollars, wni«-b sha' anti this than ever before wince t be so- eccentricities, there be made to ui: 1 year beans,!; I) E Griddle, red-eye beans, 2; ! aptness appear oihci ic '.uu has been in exist*. nv< This list is ages. ciety A P Gray, telephone peas, 1, do, table in the most And have j making ordinary you there this writ with our do- 1 printed below, and we’l illustrates the beets, 1, do, sweet corn, 3, do, pop corn, ings therein. interest of western 2; Hoy I* Grindie, wax beans, 3, do, tiuld ludicrous. The Witness, John A. Peters, jr., esquii. edge I constantly-growing j1 episodes appear of our corn, 3; A N Osgoood, pink-eye beans, 1, said court, at Ellsworth, af ore.-,. m. Jr.s I Hancock county in this fair. eighteenth of in tin oar do, red g obe onions, do, sweet I stories are brimful of fun. day August, >. 1{ pump- I.ord one thousand eight •! < A summary of the is kins, 1; Geo E fortune I hundred ndy- | horse-racing given Perkins, early eight. John F. Knowlton, Recur ler. 1 elsewhere. About the middle of af- peas, 2; Harold Bantam's table the Morse, j I Hancock a. Danvers onions ss.—August 19, d. 1*9*. 1 ternoon of tin* third Chase beets, 2, do, yellow 2, do, ; day .lodge At y o'clock in the forenoon v in at the *j oats, 1, Jacob’s cattle beet by ! do, beans, 3; When ! Stood Face to Miss Wilkins in Her within writ. ! attached a new bo: won tin 'laudits of the crowd by invit- 1; IIW p:,‘ ted Georgia Berry, tomatoes, Cunning- white, unrigged, now at Brooklin, in void eve not there to free ham, Hose 1, Face With ing ody already Early potatoes, do, yellow- Death New England Home county of Hancock, as the property of said in o eye beans, 1; A E Wescott, N Bluehill, tur- Andrew Jaques, valued at one hundred dol- seats .t grand stand—an invitation General A. \V. An entire nips, 2, do tattooed pop corn 2, do, Jumbo Greely, photographic lars: and within five days of said attachment, that was taken of. It 01 speedily advantage pumpkin, 1; Wm Horton, Falxon squash, the great Arctic ex- page will show the to wit, the 19th day of August, a. d. 1*98, I tiled in the office of the clerk of the M not only afforded the crowd a better view 1, do yellow Chili squash, 1; Lile Johnson, plorer, tells here, for the author • >f and >wu Jerome of Brooklin, an attested copy of sc- u h of *weet 2, Jos first time in the “Pembroke” as of the races but it also cleared the track corn, do, yellow-eye beans, 2; I print, she is my return on this writ as relates to the Early Hose 2, «>f his fear- at : as above-named attachment in front of the grand stand of the crowd. Conroy} potatoes, do, pie graphic story home her friends with the .’due of pumpkin, 2; Colon Cushing, Lentz beans, iul exile of at around the defendant’s property which J tm-within With closed the seventh an- 27S clays they grouped commanded Thursday 3; Frank Snow, Aroostook Hose. 1, do, the to attach, the names of me par- North Pole, when her; going out to walk the date nual en*tie show and fair of the Hancock yellow-eye beans, 3; E A New ties, of the^writ, and the court to Hinckley, his comrades with her with her which the same is and ♦ G F Bluehill daily dog ; returnable; he-raid exhibi- Queen potatoes, 2; Candage, Andrew not an county agricultural society—an dropped dead at his side, favorite cat; and in an Jaques, being inhabitant of Falls, carrots, 1, do, marigold beets, 1, do, this and no tion of which the management has and when all waited State, having tenant, agon- or every cabbage, 2; N F Norton, S Penobscot, day evening gown ready for attorney in the State that 1 could find after reason to be proud. cream beans, 2, do, Beauty of Hebron po- by day for death to come. a reception. diligent search, therefor, I make no further tatoes, 2; Lemuel Hinckley, N BluehiH, The Saturday ruta-baga do, white A Deputy Sheriff. The horse on the second turnips, 2, beans, 2; STATE OF MAINE. trotting day W Hose of Hinckley, Erin, 1, do, Early Hancock ss.:—Ellsworth T was almost as tame as that of tho first Municipal our:. Hose, 1; Levie Conroy, early six weeks, 1; John Wanamaker’s Sunday-School September term, a. d. 1898. day, but the free-for-all race on Thursday F P & G M Allen, N Bedgwlck, yellow Evening Post Lpon the foregoing writ, ordered: That the l,do, E N Blue- The Most in America plaintiff give notice to the said Andrew S. made amends for all that was lacking on eyes, parsnips, 1; TI^eacb, Interesting Sunday-School hill, pea beans, large, 1, do, sweet corn, 1, Jaques to appear before the iudge of our Ells- the and saved Mountain How it lias grown to be a factor in a Was established in worth to be holde.i a; previous days, do, barley, 1, do, sheaf of 1, do, city’s life, by municipal court, Ells- barley, with man within and for the of i for of Hebron together the wonderful who has de- worth, county Hancock, park’s reputation furnishing good Beauty potatoes, 1, do, inangel on voted his to its Franklin. It is the first Tuesday of November, a. d. 1898, W 8 marrow- energies development. Illustrated. Benjamin racing. Though only three horses started beets,2; Dunham, EOriand, by publishing an attested copy of said writ, fat peas, 2; Eben Hinckley, Bedgwick, illustrated and and this order thereon, three weeks succes- in the race, all of them were out for the handsomely Indian corn, 1; E H White, E Orland, sively in the Ellsworth American, a news- I money, and every beat was fought for, ('flnfldn Pnrn ’> These are Some of the Special Features in the October Number of gives the best serials, paper printed in Ellsworth, in our county of weekly Hancock, the last publication to be thirty one in a resulting dead heat. FRUIT RAISED BY EXHIBITORS. short stories and days at least prior to said first Tuesday sketches of The time was slow, though within one A C Osgood, Greening apples, A L November next, that he may there an'd 1; then in our said court appear and answer to second of the track record. The track Parker, Baldwins, 2; Miss LizzieWitham, the world can The , The Ladies’ Home Journal produce. said suit. cranberries, 1; A A Griudle, Moore’s arc- I was powdery. The Bluebill track suf- is J. F. Knowiton, tic plums, 2; do, Kussia mulberries, 2; R regular subscription price Recorder of the E. M. court. tors somewhat for want of proper facil- S Osgood, Baldwins, 1; N F Rox- J* J* J* A true copy of the writ, officer’s return and J Norton, Both our ities for sprinkling. The association bury russets, 2; yellow bell-flower. 2; £2.50 per year. order of court thereon. fl Attest:—J. F. Knowlton, Recorder. John Snow, grapes. 2; do, red Astracnan, 1 realizes this, and it is probable that next Tl’c will tttail The Ladies' Home Journal now publications, balance of the 2; N F Norton, Greeley plums, 1; A L from 'loan persons interested in either of the es- i year will see a modern sprinkling cart at Treworgy, Surry, Lombard plums, 1; do, until January /, iftgq, and The Saturday Evening as an for tates hereinafter named. year introduction, a the track. On the day after a rain, when golden beauty plums, 1; F P & G M Al- At probate court held at Bluehill, in and Post, every week from now until the end of the year, for the county of Hancock, on the sixth the track is there is len, do, coll Cents. just dry enough, not yellow bell-flower, 1; apples, only Twenty-five day of September, a. d. 1898. 2, do cranberries, 2; P B Sedg- on receipt of only Twenty-five Cents. L a faster half-mile track in Maine than Friend, rpHE following matters having been pre- wick, Morris arctic plums, 1; do, purple 1 sented for the action herein- that at Mountain thereupon 1 park. gages, 1; Fred H Allen, Roxbury russets, after indicated, it is hereby ordered that no- I Following is a summary of the races for 1; do, pears, 1; WS Dunham, E Oriaud, tice thereof be given to all persons interested, THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA a F P & G M Allen, sno.v by causing copy of this order to be pub- 3 the second and third days of the fair: Greenings, 2; ap- lished three weeks in red A P successively the Ells- ples, 1; do, Astrachans, 1; Gray, worth a WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21. 1. American, newspaper published at grapes, Ellsworth, in said county, that they may ap- 2.50 CLASS. PURSK $100. at a court to be held at Ells- MANUFACTURERS’ DEPARTMENT. "1 ■ pear prohate Gladwin, r g, by Prescott, J IS l* Whecl- worth, on the fourth day of October, a. u. 1898. Roy Turner, men’s boots, 1; do, lady’s , at ten of the clock in the at d be den, 1 l l forenoon, HAngur. boots, 2. heard thereon if they see cause. blk C G Zabud late of Ellsworth, in said Lady Dustmont, m, Andrews, DAIRY ETC. Foster, * HONEY, PRODUCTS, AGRICULTURAL BULLETIN. kind of winter fruit does fairly well, but Hegal Notices. deceased. A certain instrument Bangor...... 2 2 2 county, pur- Mrs. L zzie William, wild for general use the Baldwin seems to be to he the last will and tesiunu. nt of blk W Manset 3 3 3 strawberry j porting Henry Wells, e.S Newman, 1 behest. The ice- storm of de- said with for preserve.-!, 2, do, pickles, 2, do, tomato ; Letters Front Hancock February deceased, together petition pro- Shoemaker b ni, A uni 4 dr Interesting .hereof, Frank Lorimr Fos- Girl, r, Bangor and chili mum., A the fruit buds on many trees here, Hancock ss.—At a probate court held a* bate presented by catsup graiu.'.y; Ej stroyed .he Time, 2 34, 2 .'IS1*. 2.35. Wescott, butter, Mrs R s County Fanners. and if it will their to the Bluehill, in and for the county of Han- tei. executor therein named. 1; Osgood, change bearing .Mark lute ol in said c »uu- F P ! off a cock, on the sixth day of September, in the (.ray, Bucksport, 2.20 VI.AS*. 1TKSK *100. cheese, 1; Mrs Merrill, preserves. 1 ; The sixth bulletin of the State board of year, it will be good tiling Fruit A certain instrument year of our Lord one thousand eight hundrt d ty deceased'. pr.-p..rt- ch I debitor J B P Mrs Nahum 2, I raised here well, being of firmer to be the last will and testament of said Sevilla, m, by Chief, Hinckley, jeily, do.pieklts, for the season of 1898 contains keeps and .ninety-eight. inj; Mrs Curl A V\ agriculture texture than most of the fruit from other Whechlen, 112 1 1; Lyman is, i.r**.d, 2; 4 CERTAIN instrument to oe deceased, together with petition lor mute Bangor. the letters from Hancock purporting Hinckley, butler, 3; Mrs U M Alien, N following county | places. Also the apple maggot is rarely ^‘ V a of the last will and testament of thereof, presented bv Hannah I). DAY, SEPT. FLOW Ettb. 9 feet high in fro.it and 3-_. led high cn being ef the last will and testament of EmelineC. probate presented by range generally 25 to 28 cents. It reaches Buck, late of in the of olson. the executrix therein named. 2.40 CLASS. »*UK.*K $109. Thos house cut flow- the hack; well Hoarded and shingled, with Brooklyn, county Grieve, plants, 1, 30 cents ofiener than 20, for first-class qual- Kings, and state of New York, deceased, arid Lewis N. YVardwell. late of Verona said Henry Wells, blk p. s W Manset 1 1 I paper between It is fairly warm, out not v*wman, ers, 2, dahlias, 1, asters. 2, pansies, 1, j R. S. Warren. of the probate thereof in said state of New county, deceased. A certain instrument pur- b I warm 1 shall seal the ity. to be the last will and testament of Oddmark, -, IS p Whechlen, Bangor 2 2 2 dahlias, 2, cut flowers, 1; Mrs Win (pule enough up York, duly authenticated, having bee 1 pre- porting back side .north) with matched boards. [Note—Ants may be destroyed by a somewliut said with I. pro- S, Gr m, l> Bluehill_ 3 3 3 Leach, asters, 1. sented to the judge vf probate for our said deceased, together petition Daisy Marshall, liberal of kerosene oil to their nests. Roscoe R. Ward- The roosts are on the back side, with application* county of Hancock, for the purpose of being bate thereof, presented by br C A Bar liar OIL AND WATER PAINTINGS. drop- If the lie*is are several holes be made Daybreak, g, Weaver, 3 leet 15 inches front t he large may filed and recorded iu the well, the executor therein named. ping board long, in them with a crowbar and the oil turned In allowed, probate bor. 4 4 4 Bartlett, late of Mount Desert, in E A Macomber, oil 2; Mrs G floor. This makes a low for court, of our said county of Hancock. Mercy painting, jump heavy these and immediately covered, and a little dirt said deceased. Petition that Abraham 2 42. W B E Ordered, That notice thereof be given to county, Time, 2.39*, 2.3‘>4, Pillsbury, crayon, 1; Witham, h. us. The house is dividiu into five apart- thrown over the ihsi or bi-ulphate of carbon of in the >•! Ken- all persons interested therein, by publishing Bartlett, YVinslow, county FRKK KOU ALL. STUM. $ 150. Surry, j aimed clock, gratuity; Josiah ments of six leet wire may be used, according to ..ructions ootained be udministrai of the each, by netting, a copy of this order three weeks successively nebec, may appointed oil 1. buarueii some feet so hens when it. —secretary j of said another through ad :inis- l> F H Ellsworth.. 1 3 3 2 3 Abbie Cushing, braided rug, 3; Mrs Susan a. d. that at a >f said Verona, may be appointed Donum. s, Osgood, the house and a window in each sir?” “Love her? When I am with her 1898, they may appear probate Dorr, crocheted Annie L large pen court to be belli at in and for t rator of the estate of said deceased, p jiit- Time. iL*’**, 2.24, 2.26*. 2 25 2.26*. bedspread, 1; and at each end of house. Ellsworth, the This give." and mosquitoes bite me I don’t even of at ten o’clock in td by Alonzo Heath, son of said deceased lloml Wilson, Penobscot, sleeve elastic, gra- said county Hancock, the good light. We have runs on the south and show if John C. Holman, late of St. Paul, in the S tuity, do, doily 2; Mrs S B Billings, silk know it.” forenoon, cause, any they have, wired in This makes a the same. state of Minnesota, deceased. PetAh.i, that quilt, 3: Mrs Hannah E Sargent, sofa pil- side, by netting. against PREMIUMS AWAUDED. convenient house, clean. We O. P. CUNNINGHAM. Judge of Probate, E I ward E. Chase, of Bluehill, in th. county Blanche easily kept >< low, l; Conary, worsted quilt, 3; of Hancock, and Slate of Maine, n ay Following is h list of awarded five breeds there and take for It’- folly to suffer from that horrible plague of I A true copy of original order of court. ap- premiums Miss V C Conary, knit gloves, 1; Mrs keep eggs Attest:—Chas. P. pointed administrator of the ista;. .ml in the them run the Dorr, Register. at the seventh annual fair of the Han- Eugene Blaisdell, bedspread, 3; Mrs M H setting season, letting the night, itching piles. Doan’s Ointment cures, deceased, presented by Ida Lusk Ho-nr the rest of the time. They were very happy and At To all persons interested in either of the es- widow of said deceased. cock county agricultural society held at Henderson, braided mat, 2; Mrs Horace quickly permanently. any drug store, .....If •>. M IJ...... __ _ hens last winter and laid well. 1 have tates hereinafter named. Ciroline B. Homer, late of in very 50 cents —Advt. Buck^poit. Mountain Wed- an At a court of insolvency held at Bluehill, sail'county, deceased. First account >>i O. F. park, Bluehill, Tuesday, Mrs A Miss 1 orchard ofc’500 apple trees, some pear 1; N Osgood, aprons, 2; Alice iu and for the county of Hancock, on the Fellows, executor, tiled for settlement. and 22 and trees and a few plums. 1 set the trees my- I nesday Thursday. Sept. 21, 23. Witham, novelty bn 11, gratuity; Mrs sixth day of September, a. d. 1898. Carrie M. Ginn, late of Orland. in aid <>un- j self some twenty years ago. The apple fRrtucal. Figures indicate first, second or third pre- VV Cunningham, rag carpet, 1, do, rpHE following matters having been pre- ty. deceased. First account of Vharb- A. trees have made a rapid growth and are as 1 sented for the action herein- Grim administrator, tiled tor settlement. miums. Name of towu is when woolen socks, 2, do, mittens, 2; An- I j thereupon omitted full of now as J could wish them to is ordered that no- of Franklin in >aid drew A Ciriudle, odd pattern quilt, apples after indicated, it hereby Ep.iraim S. Lewis, late exhibitor resides in Bluehill: be. When they were small I used rock- tice thereof be given to all persons interested, county, deceased. Second account oF Jeffer- lj* Mrs G M Piiisbury, drawn i to settle- work, 1; weed and coal ashes for mulching. They by causing a copy of this order be pub- son T. Lewis, administrator, tiled for GRANGE EXHIBIT. Mina A Parker, stand cloth. 2, do, Noticed This Before? lished three weeks successively iu the Ells- ment. fast. I think 1 have too grow very many worth a at late of Sullivan, in said Sedgwick grange, No tidy, 2, do, doilies, 1; Mrs F P Greene, American, newspaper published Ambrose Simpson, 241, 1st; Halcyon kinds (some 30). 1 would advise not more ! You Have, and Have that account of No 2d. silk quilt, 1; Nellie Greene, pillow shams, Probably May Ellsworth, in said county, they may ap- count;’, deceased. Final James grange, 345, man six or winter varieties oi a of to be held in tiled for settlement. 1; Lizzie Davis, embr ceutre eignt good pear at court insolvency Five, dininistrator, GRATUITIES. piece, fruit. A market can be found in About It. oil the fourth of October, Charles C. Daniels, an insane of 2; Mrs Abbie N always Spoken Ellsworth, day person, Leach, Penobscot, the winter. There is none with us now. a. d. 1898, at eleven of the clock in the fore- Deer Isle, in said county. First account ot W S Dunham, E box made in draw’ll The reader of this if he takes Orland, rug, 3; E A Hinckley, Sedgw’ick, newspaper, nnnn and hp heard thereon if thev see cause. Elmer P. guardian, tiled for ettle- and 3 books Strawberries and other small fruits should Spofford, 1788; paper 135 years old. domestic yarn, 1; Mrs G Parsons, woolen the time and trouble to look carefully In the case of Edgar A. Lewis and Harvey ment. Bluehill Mineral be raised by every farmer. Spring Co, mineral do, embr night-dress, gratuity, its will find D. Friend, of Bucksport, iu said county, as Enoch B. Hill, late of Bucksport, in said water exhibit. J. T. Cushman. through columns, probably Petition for allowance out o, crocheted skirt, Mrs C E Mona- individuals and as members of the firm of E. countv deceased. 3uilt,2, 1; half a dozen statements tacked onto the debtors. Petitions estate of said deceased. Marion McIntyre, 10 yrs old, drawing: ghan, Ells, crochet 1; Mrs P Orland—From forty to fifty years ago A. Lewis & Co., insolvent of the personal pre- trimming, said A. Lewis and said sented Sarah J. Hill, the widow of said de- Margie Mclfilyre, drawing; Mrs W P H Mexican centre and there were but few orchards in this foot of reading notices about medicinal presented by Edgar »y Shea, Ells, piece apple D. both as individuals and as ceased. Greene, Miss hand- of the but wherever there Harvey Friend, drawing- Macomber, handkerchief, 2, do, sideboard scarf, gra- part country, Note this fact. In each and members of said firm, for a from all Charles D. Small, late of Sullivan, iu said Belie preparations. discharge painted china; Hinckley, painted Mrs E E Chase, socks, 1; was one it was' generally quite large. debts their and its estate deceased. Petition for allowance out tuity; baby’s every case as far as Ellsworth is concerned, provable against county, frame. Agnes Lord, Ells, doily, 1, do, teacloth, 1; When a farmer went into raising apples under the insolvency laws of Maine. of the personal estate of said decease,’, pre- HORSE DEPARTMENT. Mrs L P Hinckley, handkerchief, gratui- he went in strong. These did much as far as the reader’s knowledge of the O. P. CUNNINGHAM, Judge of said court. sented bv Matilda M. Small, the widow of said A of order of court. deceased. ty, braided Nora toward supplying the local market, but is he as well true copy original Prank Webber, Surry, mare and 4 mos do, rug, 1; Robertson, party concerned, might just Attest:— Chas. P. Dorr, O. P. CUNNINGHAM, Judge of said Court. hdkf Edith D work with such apples! liaised generally from Register. R C roan 1: C J case, 1; Kane, bag, live in the moon. Make another note of A true copy of original order of court. colt, 1; Myrick, Ells, filly, the the varieties were almost endless. notice that G F gratuity; Mrs G M Alleu, gratuity; Mrs seed, this. The on the market subscriber hereby gives Attest:—A has. P. Dokk. Register. Brown, Ells, bay stallion, 1; Candage, two trees in an orchard would only remedy he has been execu- B H B H Horace Allen, crocheted shawl, 1; Mrs I M Scarcely which at local THE duly appointed Falls, 2; Irving Candage, Falls, bear the same were gives testimony home, tor of the last will and testament of Isaac Notice ok forecloserh. C E Brook I F Allen, N Sedgwick, dolly, 2; Mrs Lucy variety. They general- in tow n and in the colt, 2; Hail, N in, colt, 2; H in proof every city union, Mace, late of Aurora, in the coun- E. Steele, of Brooks- Closson, N shoulder gra- ly small size and intensely acid. For Mary Osgood, Ells, driving stallion, Donum, 1; Sedgwick, cape, to back up its claims, is Doan’s Kidney ty of Hancock, deceased, and given bonds Hancock Maine, did on Mrs H S Ward well, do, eating, bitter sweets were much in evi- WHEREAS,ville, county, do, mare bv Donum, 1;E T I,each, driving tuity; mittens, 2, Pills. They all try it, but they cannot do as the law directs. All persons having de- the 21st day of September, 1887. by her mort- Miss Hattie centre dence. Occasionally some trading vessel the of said deceased colt, 3;WS Dunham, E Orland, driving socks, 2; Mayo, piece, it. Why they arc unable to do it can mands against estate gage deed of that date recorded in hook 220. 1, silk sofa Mrs Curtis Dur- would come into a near port with a load of are desired to the same for settle- mare and colt, 2; Harry White. E Orland, do, quilt, 1; safely be left with the reader to draw his present page 202, convey iu mortgage to Jeremiah N silk Sadie W western apples, most generally Baldwins, ment, and all indebted thereto are requested said the de- bay filly,1; Fred Allen,colt,2; do, matched gln, Sedgwick, quilt, 2; own conclusions. Here is Ellsworth proof Jones, of Brooksville, following crocheted Mrs M L not barrelled but loose in the hold, which to make payment immediately. scribed real estate, viz.: driving horses, 1; E E Allen, quilt, 1; Elwell, for Ellsworth readers: Mr. E. A. Ler- E. Mace. pair Gross, Orland, would trade for old etc. Albert A certain lot or of land in said H N Sedgwick, sofa pillow, Mrs S I Smith, they potatoes, iron, of Third at the parcel 3; H McIntyre, driving colt, 1; EE 2; mond, street, employed September 6, a. d. 1898. bounded as follows: Beginning Sedgwick, do, Helen These would be a great improvement over Brooksville Chase, gentleman’s driving 1. apron, 1, lace, 2; upper shoe factory says: “I had lame on the side of the town road at the horse, E Lizzie the native fruit and would find a northerly Blaisdell, Orland, rug, 2; Friend, generally back for 12 years, with other Notice of Assignee of Ills Appointment. come- of lancl of Sewall Taple.v: thence CATTLE DEPARTMENT. sale. One can accompanied S knit well understand that a Bluehill, quilt, 1; Mary Piiisbury, ready symptoms of kidney trouble which were At Ellsworth, in the county of Hancock and southwesterly by the road six rods to stake Fred full-blood 1st centre Mrs L N fruit transported in this manner would about fif- Hardin, Jersey calf, piece, gratuity; Fish, very annoying. I was working with a State of Maine, the second day of August, and stones; thence northwesterly not Since then has to a stake ai nee, gratuity; do, grade Jersey heifer, 1; RO Bluehill, carpets, gratuities (2). keep long. grafting steam thresher out in California and when a. d.1898. teen and one-half rods steer calves, W S come into fashion, farmers have taken an undersigned hereby gives notice o! iheiue northeasterly to Sewall Taj lev * lot Morse, pair 2; Horton, lifting her to level her up I strained my rj^HE Durham 1, do, twin DRAWING OXEN. interest in fruit, and all has been changed. X his appointment as assignee of the six rods; thence southeasterly by skid Tap grade ball, Jersey back and until 1 got Doan’s Kidney Pills of and one-half rods to the first- 1st Scarcely a farm but has a few trees where estate of James K. Kelley, Tremont, ley’s lot fifteen heifers, gratuity; Briggs Davis, Surry, Under 6 ft 10 in, Frank Snow, 1; Roy at drug store, after using lots of in said of insolvent mentioned containing three-fourths Hereford Hereford excellent fruit is raised in abundance. Wiggin’s county Hancock, debtor, bound, cow, 1, do, heifer, 1, Grindle, 2: over 6 ft 10 in, Simeon Leach, other medicines and plasters, I never who has been declared an insolvent upon his of an acre more or less, with the .mi,kings Arthur This has nearly ruined the local market de- d infer- do, Jersey heifer, 1; Wescott, 1; A W Hinckley, 2; Geo Pert, 3. struck anything that did me one particle own petition, by the court of insolvency for thereon, to which said mortgage Geo 8 and a of the fruit sold finds its ence is here made. And whereas the said grade Guernsey heifer, 2; Osgood, large pan of The miserable across the said county of Hancock. into the hands of commission good. aching Bertrand E. Jeremiah Jones did on the 19th of April, grade Jtrsey heifer, 2, do, grade way Boston was deadful. 1 Clark, assignee. day Jersey loins could not stoop or of that cnrdo.l W C Jer- An engaged girl never believes it w hen merchants. There is now so excel- 1893, by his assignment date, calf, 1; CIo»aon, NSedgwick, reg many bend over; if 1 dropped on the of the Hancock Fred lent with new ones still anything ia book 328, page 4, Registry sey bull, ?; Ilerrick, 3-yr-old steers, her friends tell her she is too good for the varieties, being door while at work I dreaded to it Deeds, and transfer to me said mort- hard which is pick up of assign 2; J Frank grade introduced, that it is to say seen •• I Hinckley, Sedgwick, one concerned. After she is on account of the twinges if I reached for gage and the debt thereby and Holstein Eben marriage the best. In an orchard one will of said m steer, 1; Hinckley, Sedg- starting it. I weeded the strawberry patch in my PATENTS. whereas the conditions -rtgage wick, Ayrshire heifer. A N open to conviction. do well to in a of the most have been and now remaA irokcn 1; Osgood, put variety garden on my knees because 1 couldn’t Caveats, and Trade Marks obtained and a Pa broken, bull. kinds. A. H. Dresser. and now, therefore, I hereby Jersey 1, do, Jersey cow, 3, do, Jersey Don’t comb popular Since Doan’s Pills tent busiuess conducted for Moderate Fees. unperformed, your hair over the bald stoop. taking Kidney notice of intention to foreclose said heifer, 2, do, Guernsey heifer, 1, do, Deer Isle—The article in The Ells- back is in and the other Our office Is opposite U. S. Patent Office. We give my on head and then kick because my good shape mortgage for breach of the conditio. teoi. calf, E T Lv ich. spot your worth on havc’no all business direct, benot ; Guernsey 1; yoke oxen, 1, American the fail web worm symptoms of kidney weakness have dis- sub-agciioico, Charles H. Perkins. Darhsu Dur- grocer on can trail suftpatent business In less tlmo and at do, grad cow, 1, tiu, grade your puis big potatoes top of interested me, as two or three of my trees faith in Doan’s Dated this 7th day of Sept. a. d. 1898. ham appeared. My Kidney LESS COST than those remote from Wash heifer, 2; W S Dunham, E Orland, the measure. had some of this on but 1 had Pills has ltd me to recommend them to pest them, lngton. subscriber hereby gives notice that grade Lancaster cow, 2, do, grade Durham them as several friends who are some- rpHE destroyed directed, by burning, suffering Send model, drawing, or photo, with descrlp 1 he has been duly appointed adminis- calf, 1, do, poll I was a of the Ayrsbiic “ow, 3; Harry though thought it variety what as I did, and if they use them as di- tton. We advise, if patentable or not, free ol trator of the estate of Elmira Gray, late White, E Orlnnd, irrnde Holsrein Experience teaches the value of Hood’s Sarsa- Is cow, 2, tent caterpillar. Is there any way to get rections say, there is no doubt but what charge. Our fee not due till patent secured. of Bluehill, in the county of Hancock, Durham h Her It is to refer- do, uid calf, 1, do, Durham parilla. constantly accomplishing won rid of rea ants in an orchard? Mine is they will be benefited.” A book, “How obtain Patents,1' with deceased, and given bonds as the law direct*. do, Holstein derfui cur<»s and ences to actual clients in your state, county, or demands the state bull, 1, grade heifer, 1, do, people in all sections take It, swarming with them, and they devour the Doan’s Kidney Pills are for sale by all All persons having against F Pand G M town, sent free. Address of said deceased are desired to present the Jersey bull, 1; Allen, N Sedg- knowing it will do u.cm ^ood. summer fruit as fast as it fails unless it is dealers. Price 50 cents. Mailed Fos- i Durham by same for settlement, and all indebted hereto wick, grade cow, 2, do, heifer, 1, picked up at once. As to varieties, the ter-Milburn Co., N. sole Buffalo, Y., are requested to make payment immediately. I do, heifer. heifer, Hol- Hood’s Pills cure liver ills. Mailed tor 23 and seem to be 2, do, 3, do, grade Bough Astrachans agents for the U. S. Remember the name, C. A. SNOW & Co., Edward E. Chase. I stein heifer A T cents 1. Hood & summer !r«lts and 2, do, yoke steers, 1; by C. Co., Lowell, Mass.—Advt. favorites for here, any Doan’s, and take no other. Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. G. September 6, a. d. 189e. NEWS. The Wakartisa Hand. Icy cars and such, and there I was kitin iU>torrtisfmcnt®. COUNTY news. COUNTY along at 40 mile an hour I reckon, smokin other You mlk about your Brooks' band nn Sousa Fhr additional Xe*r* sce other payrg. *br Additional County Xew» a< pagr% a tw«» bit cigar, ami all I had to do was to County at his Vest a little button and a nigger in uni- An The ..ns’bigcrrhcstry an Borer an the rest! press TAKING y ullivan. Bucksport* 1 is form would fetch me I Their hifalutin music, suppose, good liquor. Change? residents of Cfcu ■ b Wilson is home for a short time. Twenty-five Bucksport pe- enough Humph. titioned that the tannery stream nuis- For city f< Iks who educate on operatic stuff. It was the same everywhere. Upon CHANCES Miss Julia is the of Miss Guptill guest But when want to reach the heart an mu ku is ance be abated. The board of health you the Walla Walla division the country all Josie Hawkins. it laugh at. sob couldn't of settled up and changed, but you Is all well in some waited upon the owner the tannery, An be in touch with nature like an make it very Miss liu: \i who ha9 been very ill, fool old Hank on the rivers and moun Allen, who authorized tho board to connect tan- thrill an throb onco Walla eases but not in Fur- i is «s tains. I drove alone from buying reported gaining slowly. with the Mill street With melody nn music that a child can under nery discharge pipe Walla to The Dalles, 240 miles, in about stand or Miss Clara Bridgman, of Pittsfield. sewer at a cost not to exceed naces, Stoves. If I flOO. Yon ought to hear a concert by the Wakarusa 18 hours. Them river Injins up In that Ranges Mass., is in town, the guest of Mrs. W. O. Henry Darling, a former resident of band. country was bad too—cowardly cusses, there is a where Emery. shootln from bushes and place you died in Boston, Sunday, Sept. sneakin, crawlin, | Bucksport, They ain’t up on concertos an cantatas an the S. last won t you anything liko as fair a know can obtain a relia- 1 Mrs A. Cummings returned IS. The deceased resided in Bucksport like, give you fight as the Injins cast of the Rockies. week from hi» extended trip of five until of age. He sur- But you can t beat 'em grindin out a quickstep twenty-one years The of that drive was this: I had ble that is the on the pike. way just article, place® months it. Europe. vived his wife, who was Phoebe Eustis, of had An when they play old “Nellie Gray” an got in ofT my 75 mile run, washed up, ten and leaves to Risk is too to George Taylor of Lanesville. Mass has Bucksport, about years, "Where the Daisies Grow” my supper, dressed and was startln for a go. great § been in town a few days past, calling on two sons and three daughters. The de- My memory goes slidin back to the long, long dance down in ‘The Bottoms’ when I met chance going to another place. ;$ old friends and schoolmates. ceased was seventy-two years of age. ago. the Wells-Fargo office agent com in a-rushin An music that'll work like that an strike your u the street. of and Miss p Save time to I Hawkins to Lester P. Gilley, Bucksport, soul •• by coming Henry goes Philadelphia very 'Hank,* ho says, *1 was huntln you I ® in medical He carries Martha of An flood you full of memories an all your past for a course study. Evelyn McKenney, Orland, in a devil of a fix 1 We’ve and unroll— We’re got nearly F. B. AIKEN’S, Ellsworth, purchasing Kineo u ith him the best wishes of a host of were married Friday evening by Rev. bullion come in That kind of music playin fills its highest mis- 110,000 in gold just that's Mrs. Is the and Stoves manufactured friends here. Wm. Forsyth. Gilley only sion. an due in The Dallos by tomorrow night at Furnaces, Ranges by \ of W. J. of Orlaud, That’s I like to listen to the Wakarnsa the close of business hours, or one of our Roy Osborn and friend Miss Stevens, daughter McKenney, why NOYES & NUTTER M’FG CO.. Me. is the sou of band. best stands to lose a lot of money Bangor, of have been in town the aud the groom youuger Capt. shippers Bridgwater, on a mine. It to have und Mrs. J. 11. of in at the fair already paid ought past week. Mr. Osborn is President Gilley, Bucksport. I saw the great directors Chicago nnmhjlntin nir. been down yesterday, but our down stage died With all their lino rausicianers Eliot’s amanuensis and has been Hiram E. Woodbridge Monday a COUNTY NEWS. spend- 'ud a horn ’ud a clarinet thro wed wheel and missed the regular A drum bang, blat, •hr I a shock Sat- additirmn Conn,y .\Y»rs *rr other ing the summer at Northeast Harbor. from the effects of paralytic 'ud shriek, connection for The Dalles. Fve been to pnyen. The deceased was An ef call that music—say, you ought to the office, but Haworth for me services were resumed at the church urday night. fifty-nine you stage says TRI BOLT’S Lay Crnnbfri-y !*!•*«. of He leaves a one hear mo speak' to see What can do?’ the “Liberal years age. wife, you. you on Sunday afternoon by 1 want the kind of music that'll melt into the Richardson has been ill and two sisters, ‘Get the bullion to The Dalles by noon Charley very Christian Mr. brother, Ephraim B., heart. Society”. Downing, presi- tomorrow. for a mont h. Mrs. Charles Hass and Mrs. Clara Bolin, a for all their classic dent of the read the sermon: Mrs. I wouldn't give picayune | society, ‘But it’s 240 mile.’ all of The most of his active art. There is much sickness nt present and Mrs. Wilson assisted in the Bucksport. knows that better than I do. Noyes Led educated critu* gulp it down an call it ‘Nobody the children. life was spent hs a sailor. He was a vet- j among exercises. grand. Mr. Price, but you get your bullion ready eran of t he civil in Co. D, Miss Mamie F. is nt the nor- Sept. 2R Sub. war, enlisting But I'll just sit an listen to the Waknrttsa band. and in half an hour send it down to the Spurling FOR THIS MONTH. Thirty-first Maine regiment, which went — Dave Florence in Chicago Record. stage stables in a wagon. Ami I went mal school at Castine. _ 1 He on down the street. The Prosport Harbor. to the front in April, 1864. partici- superintendent Rev. Mr. Frothing ham, of New Bed- in tin .ort but service of was still at the stables. Ourstore i» only h few steps from Main J. Everett Pik arrived from Newport pated bloody ford, preached here IS. | ‘Did see Price, Hank?’ Sept. and it will call this regiment and was wounded. you street, pay you to and look Thursday. OVER THE TRAIL. I John Bunker a horse last 1 'Yes, sir,’ says. purchased at our goods and prices whether you want Miss Persia Vose, of West Sullivan, is ‘Can make it?’ you week, to replace the one which died. to or not. Waltham. I buy visiting her home. “I took n ride in one of them palace cars *£ure thing!’ says. •• Most of the who have been Mrs. M. K. Haslem, who has been quite ‘All right ricK your teams. people away Leonard Kay came home from Melrose while I was gone," said Hank as he at work for the summer have returned ! ill, is improving. “1 had tho stock tenders hook up six Tumbler* worth 4<*e. do/.., our price SO 25 to a two weeks' vacation. took a seat on a Ikjx in the shudo of the home. recently spend horses that I picked out, then went to the Berry Dishes, worth 5n*\ do*., our price 25 Cyrus Dickey aud wife visited friends tree in front of the cookhouse •Telly Tumblers, worth Hoc. do* our price :io in the big mosquito clothes and E. B. has sold his yacht “Sarsa- Schools villRge opened Monday, botmlin house, changed my Stanley Water Bottle*, worth 2.V. each, our 15 in Bar Ifairbor the past week. where the of the shift price Sept. 19, taught by the Dodge sisters, of boys day generally went back to tho stables with two two gal- parilla” to Fred Spurling, who will put 1 rult Jar*, worth Sc. each, our price 5 Js John Jordan and wife, of Ellsworth, congregate after supper to smoke and talk lon demijohns of whisky. Price was there her i” the lobstering business. Glass Pitcher*, worth 25c. each, our price 15 li| Bucksport. Milk Pan*, worth UN1, each, our price .7 $ and wife over incidents of tho It 404 fiqt. were the guests of B. F. Jordan the day. with tho bullion. weighed just was summoned >!'. k ’. who has been at MU. Elva Stanley from Sqt. I’r.i*. worth li each, our price 7 1-2 Irving Pay, employed it in IDO morn in wo was cnppiu pounds. I had ’em put tho bottom of loqt. Milk Pan*, worth l.V. each,our price .H # the recently. Brcckton, Mass., last Wednesday, to at- Northeast Harbor during summer, and throw u lot of sacked feed in Dover Kgg Beaters, worth 25c. each, tj along through a country that. I knowcd the stage tend the funeral of her nephew. hflH rptnrnflH. soak. our price drive it on top of it, then I climbed up to the This makes two lost Mr. every foot of; used to a stage over of the late Nahum Cups and Saucers, worth 85c. per set, I cently. by or four started Mamie, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rice, who have 40 Three shotgun messengers our price 55 ’$•* ! for Uncle Ben Halliday a matter of of Ever* ha* been Turner within the year. to fuller me, and I said: ’Hold up, gentle- Sourling, tt, Mass., who Cup* and Saucers, plain white, worth been spending the summer at Gouldsboro, I knowod crick, here last is 65c. sot, our 4 year ago. every valley, on this The visiting the three weeks, very per price J® Asa and wife attended the men; one man's enough trip. 4 returned home Colby mountain I knowed qt. Decorative Pitchers, worth 75c. each, Friday. foothill and butte. troublo that I’m to run Into ill. funeral of Mr. Colby’s aunt, Mrs. Frank only likely our price 40 fg we was com in to the head of Devil’s Miss Bessie Williams, in the employ of gulch, that I can’t handle myself is at Willow 8. C. Sanford and Walter Hadtoek have 1 <|t. Decorative Pitchers, worth 42c. each, Colby, at Hancock Sunday. our 20 ,1 the Clark firm, as in South- where Jumpup Johnny used to live before Springs, where there’s always a crowd of price book-keepar, caught herring in their weirs lately, but 3, 4. 5, and 6 In. Decorated Nappies, and wife and the got him, and I begin to One man all west Harbor, is taking a brief vacation. Irving Caspar Joseph ’Rapahoes rustlers. may get through none of the other weirs have tHken any worth 10 to 2hc., our price 5 to K of were wonder if would go down the trail at 're lookin for troublo or 5 and 6 In. Decorative 26. R. Stackpole and wife, Surry, the they right, but if they ttsb. 3, 4. Plates, Sept. we was knockin off then. I worth 12 to 25c our 0 to 12 of E.W. Debeck and wife the gait sort suspicion anything you fellers wouldn’t price guests Saturday Good Plated Teaspoons, worth 25c. per Brooklln. of grabbed the seat and held on, but, sir, last as as a snowball In h—1. You'd and Sunday. long set, our price lo over the hill so that if attended the Cherry Held fair, making Ralph Bent goes to Green Island light they dropped easy only bo an advertisement for trouble.’ I Go- -‘liver Plated Teaspoons, worth Mrs. Kitchen died here not have moat of tlie journey on their bicycles. 75c set, our 25 Henry Sunday, I’d ’a’ shet my eyes I would had my way and drove off with the bul- per price station to-day to work on the buildings They report a good time. Good Sliver Plated Knives and Forks, after a lingering illness of consump- knowod it.” He grabbed the seat,” and feed and four of and there. lion, gallons whisky worth *3 50 per set, our price 1 75 after down that same Mrs. William here tion. She was much respected by all who yet day day gulch knowwi that if I passed Willow Springs I. Mayo left Thurs- 1<> piece Toilet Set, worth $3 50 per set, We have bad a real on a worse “trail” he hsul sent six thor- our 2 45 old-fashioned “line knew her. She leaves a husband and five all right I'd make it. The Springs was day with her children and household price l s Toilet worth S2 50 set, and the “weather wise*’ a oughbreds on a dead run, dragging after the on the and when- goods for where have piece Sot, per gale’’, predict children. have the of the toughest place road, Southport, they our 1 50 They sympathy leased a for price j them a swaying stagecoach, where the ever there was a we could bank on place five years. mild following. community. holdup Copper Bottom Wash Hollers, worth | fall of a horse or the slip of a wheel would it being by some of that Willbw Springs Mrs. Elmira with her child, 11 75 our price I lrt G. A. Tain ter will build a stable for T. Delano, Bottom Wash Boilers with The dance the Waltham sew- have hurled all to destruction. it was of cattle Copper Cop- given by gang, made up as rustlers, who has been here the s!x R. as soon as he his visiting past per Him, our price 1 25 Alden finishes present circle was well The net “The last time I Uncle Ben Ilal- ing patronized. pulled boss thieves, road agents and all around weeka, expects to return to tier home in Tea Strainers, 3 at Center Harbor. over that trail we was job receipts were fS.99, which makes the last llday jumped by bad men. Haworth had give mo a pointer Haverhill, Mass., next Thursday. Pint Tin Dippers, 5 | Wo didn’t to have Clothes Pin*, pt-rdoz., I Summer still in small on the chairs for the ’Rapahoes. happen any that he thought the gang was a-lookin for guests ling payment purchased Capt. E. P. Stanley expects to move his Plus, per paper, 1 outbound passenger* that mornin, only the bullion, and the last thing ho said numbers; they are loath to leave the hall. The circle will next purchase a to next month. Mrs. me and Uncle Ben and his niggers, and was: Now. Hank, look out for your team family Friendship town while the beauties of autumn are so stove for their kitchen. John and will ac- the **id mail. We was a-sailin Gilley daughter Hattie All our rugs at reduced prices to close. express and yourself. Let tho express go if it attractive. 26. H. company them to remain there during TOO Sept. when I noticed some tracks in to a rugs, fl.75; 175 ruga, fl.50; 150 rugs, j along pony wanes show down. the wiuter. Willis Bracy and Ernest Gray are home the trail, and says to Uncle Ben, ‘Get the **I got to the Springs ’long in tho night ?1 25. Mount Ferry. fur wo are to Ikj Harley, only child of Mr and Mr*. from Beverly, Mass., to spend their vaca- pun ready, apt jumped by Toward mornin I was hit tin the trail Albo a small line of CUSTOM-MADE Henry Stratton is quite ill. Injins Just then we topped a little rise, fast I tell I knowetl Gilbert H. Host-brook, after a severe ill- tion. Tl: y are employed by Charles mighty you. they’d SHOES which we are welling at 1-4 price Mrs. Kairn and there* was a band of ’Rapahoes about be a gang there, for at the last station 1 nesa of only sixteen hour*, died la*t Powers, f of this town. Mr. Ruth has gone to visit rela- to wind them up. rmerly 400 'Taken shot at 'em,' I amt was buried from t he tives in Franklin. yards away. passed they told mo that the regular had Thursday night Powers* goes to Germany in October oil a I had rifle, church afternoon. lh*v. N. says. ng<»od Henry and Uncle been held up tho mornin l»efore, so long yesterday business Messrs. Mills and McLane have been 1 Davie He whs five of 1>. F. tr’p. Ben blazed away, but fur some reason Indore 1 got to tho slat ion I commenced cfficiatiug. years TKI1JOU, age. Sept. 26. G. B. A. holding a serie-* of meetings on the east missed, and they come for us Undo Ben whoopin and yellin and singin as loud as No. 2 Franklin St.. Ellsworth* side. pot sorte r white about the mouth, but set- I could and sure when I rolled A letter received from Dawson City, * Goul nrly four- North. Harbor this has re- summer, is saddened Undo Ben's lim s the coun- i teen years of age. died on 15, at a community by her death. t through Injin laugh. I was too drunk to pay any atten- August turns. t e. convent school in where her She was a dear schoolmate and friend of tries. IB wouldn't have a hoss that could tion to the station keeper or the stock Montana, S,ID TO 3E mother had left her to be t':. r \ No Mrs. I': .k Nash and son Elmer, of not do his mile in less than two minutes tenders, but I one of the demi- DULL... the writer, who will miss much by her grabbed particulars of her death have been re- Milbr. have been a few on them runs, ami I 11 bet he thanked his and for tho to come on. spending out of life. Ail who came in con- johns, yellin boys ceived by relatives here. going God for it that vve at View house. day. Maybe didn’t go. I staggered into the house. I poured about days Bay tact with her are better and purer the the child of Mr. ami Mrs. by \ Von ix*t I Kept my foot oil the brake and a half a of into Edgar, only The pint good, strong whisky rain uid more good in putting out influence of her life. is ex- made i-'u iuot Charles of died Sympathy that lash whistle and snap each one of them fellers, and in my drunk- Coulter, Brockton, Mass., the forest res than all the men who have tended to the bereaved over family. them thoroughbreds’ backs. This, in way managed to tell ’em that I was at I lie home of hi* grand parent*. Mr. and If business i« as dull as been them could. The firts in 26. with the llin and shoot in M rs. Asa i). last tigr g Sept. Yankapoo. Injins y. lx*hind, takin the coach down to replace an old one Stanley Tuesday night dealers in all classes of sent us after at th, ofth.ee this v I•'ity burned nearly two weeks. into the Willows ahead of time. I im tlm smith end ;iiid hiul a land of food eight days i'.Imss, His father wa* for South Gouldsboro. begun to blow my horn long before we got fur the stations. year*. telegraphed merchandise affirm it to A moose Las been around way did arrive wandering to the and the and but not until after the child Miss Rilla has gone to West stati >n, stock tenders “I told tho station keeper that five of be, it must be near town of late. He was seen Sargent died. The funeral was from the church pretty first last Sun- knowed then* was Sullivan to work. guards somethin wrong the sacks of on top was for him and I grain Thursday afternoon, conducted by Kev. a fact. day' nig old has now and then betn and come out to meet us When the In jins for him to have it taken out. Then I sang M. T. Anderson, the Methodist minister visible the week. Horace W. Jordan and Mr. and Mrs. during He was a very saw them, they went the other way. another drunken song and staggered out at Southwest Harbor, the local minister Such being the case, and I Bush have returned to Boston. the used to run large animal and one of his tracks meas- “Well, sir, 'Rapahoes to the coach for tho other I being away. It was the lirst sermon to a demijohn. having stock of ... me into the stations time be in the house n M ured nine by inches. Miriam and of Iron and again. I'vo reeled up to tho coach, where the station preached by thodist George Jacobs, since Kev. Stinson had the coach riddled with bullets and ar- was out the B. F. preached Mrs. 26. Jen. Bound Isle, are school here. keeper takin grain, and spoke Sept. attending Mary I). Stanley’s sermon there rows, and once I went into a station with quick ami low: 'I’m runnin ex try to Tho nearly Thomas Fernald is fourteen years ago. West K. it. Gouldsboro on Frank new One time I remember I had an B. C. Thomas is quite ill. Noj’es’ house. army colo- change my team for tho freshest and best j Dwight Blaney and family have closed you’ve got—quick, man: North miifliill. Capt. Howard Mayo is at home. His and his wife and their servants, all bound , ‘Oh, I’m a driver— Judson L. Webber went to Boston last GOODS their cottage at Iron Bound Isle and re- jolly stage j health is very poor. for Fort Laramie. Wo was jumped by In- turned to Boston. 'Stay with it, boys. Here’s s’more.’ And Thursday. and the mail and cushions about Mrs. Matilda Lewis, of is jins piled hock with Gloucester, 26. I staggered tho other demijohn. Warren of North Sept. S. M. S. the women and children in the bottom of Clements, Buoksport, that the public—part cu- visiting relatives here. Well, sir, in 15 minutes I had that gang the and started in to make a runnin spent Sunday at John Treworgy’s. stage wasn’t on the I and j fixed—plenty. What the floor larly ladies-want, Alvah Kay family are visiting Fast Franklin. Them officers was dead < I fight. game, you or outside was a to Mrs. William is a ^ the ground tryin fight Thompson spending have decided to make a lib- friends at Bluehili and Surry. Mies Etta Foss, of Gouldsboro, is visit- bet, and fur miles and miles we put up the i over tho balance of the whisky. I saw my few days with friends in Ellsworth. friends in town. runnin that a man would eral reduction from al- Mrs. Eva of Northeast ing prettiest fight j team was hitched and lnado a runnin my Clark, Harbor, up Mrs. M. A. of want to see. It was touch and go through i Macomber, Waterville, has been visiting Miss Mae Knowles the Miss Cassie is at home from jump for the front boot, grabbed the lines, ready low prices, so that all Hooper lots of but as we to a has been her Mrs. A. T. N time, got close sta- and visiting niece, past week. West Sullivan for a two weeks’ visit. how 1 did cut loose from there 1 ^ tion they heard us a-shootin and come Gillis. can be accommodated. Whoop! Well, I eat my dinner in The R. V. Stover, of Indian is at Elmer P. of this out. At first the Injins Point, Ash, formerly place, thought they | Dalles and got mighty well paid for that Joseph Grindle, of Bucksport, who has home. He was thrown from a horse re- has returned to bis home in Cascade would come on, but the 6tock tenders had just | trip. The Willow Springs gang held up been visiting his aged brother, Perry long range rifles and knowcd how to use i cently and injured his knee badly, but it Locks, Oregon, from Alaska, wbere be the regular that fullered me the next day. Grindle, has returned home. ’em, and them Injins was soon a-huntin is so much better that he will return to bas been tbe second time. They was dead on that tho bullion was Mrs. Joseph Wardwell and daughter, for a thick hill a off. I’ve for- Bar Harbor this week. long ways j due all right. Mrs. Blanche Davis, of Ellsworth, made a A. W. GREELY. Nason Springer and family attended got them officers’ names, but I bet if short visit at Mrs. Ii. 8. Wardtv ell’s last 26. M. j •‘Comin back I struck a wagon train of Sept. tbe funeral of Mr. sister, Mrs. they’re a livin they remember me and that week. Springer’s j 15 families, and they was in trouble. The Frank of Mrs. day 's ride on the Laramie trail. An army 8ept. No. 5 Main St. Eastbrook. Colby, Hancock, Snnday. cussed Injtns had made a rush and stam- 26._W. sudden death is felt officer’s life was no picnic them days. Mrs. who was Colby’s very deeply peded some of their hosses. You could see Sound. Kingsbury, dangerously “I used to throw off the brake, the by her friends here. put the Injins, five or 6ix of ’em, a-drivin the Mrs. 8*over and have ill, is improving. bud to the six horse team, tie the lines to George family Sept. 26. 8. U. hosses across the valley two or three miles gone to Bluehill to visit friends. Mrs. Adams, of a seat brace, take my Henry and drop on Massachusetts, spent away. The women and children in the School has been in session two weeks, my knees in the front boot and shoot over last week with her sister, Mrs. Mary De- Ea»t Laiuoine. train were cryin and yellin, purty nigh taught by Miss Cora Parker, of Somesville. the seat. Many and many’s the single COULD, Meyer. H. A. Weston is in town on business. scared to death. The inen was scared, Mrs. Ina has returned from handed runnin I’ve that Higgins who now the store so oc- fight put up way. and didn’t know how was keeps long A. B. of the soldiers’ home at Miss Mamie Deslsles is too, they goin ‘Northeast Harbor, where she has been Dyer, teacbing in Sometimes I'd be jumped by Injins two or the late W. is to pull out I wasn’t on schodule time, so working this summer. cupied by J. Coombs, Togus, and Mr. and Mrs. Leighton, of Ellsworth. three times in one day's drive of 75 miles. took out a leader, tied the others up, grab- Sept. 26. B. prepared to dll every wrant that can It was about all the was Ellsworth, are in town, called here the excitement there ~ by Mrs. Elizabeth Bragdon bas been visit- bed my Henry off tho sent and yelled for be supplied by of their in them days that a feller could really en- illness mother, Mrs. Harriet Dyer. ing her sister, MrB. Cyrus Abbott. five men to come on. The In jins was joy. We’d drive over our division of 75 in J. R. Butler has in his orchard an head for a mountain, but I knowed the ^ jSftftrrtisraifntg. Choice apple Miss Deiie has returned from miles in one and back next. Hodgkins day the Cen- too to Confectionery, tree fruit and lountry well believe they was goin bearing blossoms. George Bar Harbor, wbere sbe bas been there was four or five stations with employed trally there, so rode to head ybn\ off below. Bntler one last week a My dRy picked straw- season. changes of horses on the run. during the thoroughbred was too fast for tho others, Fruit, Nuts and the like. blossom which was with- “But as wo it in that berry bravely Sept. 26. If. whooped along Mid I was sooti in range. I cut loose and The car I reckon it come to me more standing the frosts and winds of autumn. palace unloaded two ponies, and the other In jins 26. than ever that times is chaugin and that I Sept. B. Hall left the hosses and cut for shelter. I head- * An appropriate purchase Ouarry. am but I to see Doctor gettin old, pinched myself Kl the train hosses Iwvck and met the other Says: A. A. and are to a man Hodgdon family going if I was awake. Over on that hill is where 1 1 by who smokes fellers comin up. I reckon my soul’s all “I have tried calomel and 'SbbrrUsrmnits. move to Baker for Inland tbe winter. Fwenecked Smith and his gang of bull- if is a right them women’s blessin’s Is any 1 \\ hackers was corralled by Cheyennes and alHh i remedies that are now C. J. Hall’s family, who have spent the good. I told 'em to hook up and pull lost all their stock and over two-thirds of 1 summer at their cottage here, have re- right out of there, and I did not have to in use by the profession. Still \ ora the men before one of the boys got back tell BOX of CIGARS turned to their home in Belfast. 'em twice.”—St Louis Post-Dispatch. 1 Biliousness from Fort Laramie with the soldiers. I you are not cured. When I Is caused i>r torpid liver, which prevents diges- Campbell & Macomber have a contract see there’s a sehoolhouse on the hill now. 1 • Leaky Souls. was a boy, my mother used to rion and permits food to ferment and putrify In to furnish stone for a build- Cp that little gulch runnin off the valley government 1 1 MEERSCHAUM PIPE. was where the rounded "Siukiller” Griffin, a colored me “L. F.” Atwood's the stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache, ing on Ellis island in New York harbor. ponder vigilantes evangelist, give thus addressed a of up Wartnosed Johnson and his crowd and gathering negroes in 1 1 Mrs. G. H. Macomber and son, who * Bitters. One or two doses lynched the whole gang. There's a farm Guthrie, O. T., the other night: "Where- have been mouth at 1 spending the past house now at the mouth of the gulch and fore, you black scoundrels,does the turitude invariably cured. Our drug- TOBACCO and CIGARS. J. H. Macomber left for their » of corn in the below'. At if your souls leak? I know. You’ze been s, Monday big crop valley them. Get 1 home in Michigan. town where we stopped for noon I drove shootin craps, I done say. Yon’zo dally in gists always keeps 1 to once alone to find the house with God now, but St. Peter’ll you a and I know be Hood’s been made jp only grab bottle, iu r The needed 1 you’ll insomin.i, .ousness, and, repairs having de of do neck and shake dem horse hen in the town, a stage station, burned by nape 1 1 HENRY GOULD. if not rein v<-d, bilious fever in the room, schools ! all when I come grammar opened lown, the station keeper and the stock lice outen your 6oul6. Oh, women, wives right again.” or PETERS ELLSWORTH. blood poisoning. Hood's under the 1 < BLOCK, Ftept. 12, efficient management lenders killed, scalped, half roasted and if all dese men. you can’t operate to cover They cost 35 cents only. See that he Pills stimulate the stomach, of Miss Hill in the intermediate and Mr. shopped up and the stock drove off. I had ip your sins by copious sprinklization of gives you the right kind, the L. F.” rouse the liver, cure headache, dizziness, con- Atherton in the o drive to the next station without unokeless powder. Why fore that why your Avoid imitations. stipation, etc. 25 cents. Sold bv a!! druggist*. grammar department. change The only Fills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Sept. 27. 1 >f hosses. Now it’s a big town with trol- souls leak.'” Tiiic Amkkicah: