( AT ELLnWOKTH POST OFFICE. ) v — iUUjrvtiscmmts. LOCAL AFFAIRS. barn as a target for their rifles, were Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report arraigned in the Ellsworth municipal V| .\\ A I>vkktish;>i KNT.s THIS week. court last Wednesday on charge of ma- licious mischief. It was fortunate that no •• Stockholders’ meeting- Hancock county fair association. INSURANCE... one was in the barn, or the charge might J. T. Cushman notice. —Messenger’s have C Moore—Messenger’s n-tice. been more serious. They paid a Austin II. Joy—Groceries. flue of fl each and |18 costs. E. A. Coombs—Hooks ami stationery. Lewis Friend A Co.—Clothing. One of t he most enthusiastic club worn- as Lowest. K F. Low C. C. BURRILL & Robinson—New Year gilts. en of eastern Maine and one who is re- {j,|rs SON, 'V. K. Parker Clothing Co Mackintoshes. mention as a worker in Owen ceiving special Solicited. Hyrn—Clothing. the is Mrs. Corre«pond«nce KI.I.SW'OKTII, MK. •J. A. journalistic world, Georgia Hale—Stationery. Pulsifer wife of Dr. Charles B. Eden Porter, Porter, of Oldtown. Mrs. Porter’s spec- R. H. Kittridge—Notice of foreclosure. ial articles are well written and have a AIM I A I 1.1ST UK | ^ Hi OKSPOUT flavor of all her own. She is brilliancy Miss Monaghan at Bangor. good there was a of Thomas M. Nicholson—Notice of foreclosure. much interested in the Federation of voice; suspicion Of Miss Mabel hoarseness at first which, however, hap- A!*., flrnlcr-* in First n & Globe, 5 IXVKSTMHXT J.T. R. Freeman—Sacrifice sale. past week were W. L. Coggins, South dainty L, News: Miss Mabel Monaghan, of Ells- song, “Love’s Joy,” though there is small Hancock; II. L. Smith, W. F. Hutchings, worth, sang herself into the hearts of her criticism to be made of her execution in John A. Scott is home from Bowdoin Miss Gertrude Hutchings, Lamoine; audience with the same sweet voice with any part. s:\ In si rani i C< of 11.111- (> Lid Sfcuhitifs, for t he holidays. George A. Martin, Franklin; C. Randall, which she has recently delighted Bangor people. Her rendition of Brevilet’s “Ave Mrs. and Mrs. will Southwest Harbor; F. P. Merrill, Albert Church Notes. srm as W. B. Campbell Maria” was most artistic. I \ 1 K iN'l KAM 1 Cl of Christmas in Eden. S. Hinckley, A. C. Hinckley and wife, The two will be PI \\ {pend Whig: The second appearance in Ban- prayer-meetings k. Bluehill; George R. Cunningham, E. J. of Miss the omitted at the church \ 1\V \ 0 United States State of John W. Kane and wife, of Bluehill, gor Monaghan, who, by way, Congregational Bonds, William Bar is a near neighbor, being from and in will be Insuranci j were in tiie Morrison, Fennelly, Harbor; Ellsworth, Wednesday evening, place New IIami’SHIRE Co., city Monday. was t lie occasion of a warm to Maine Bonds, Bonds, K. B. Stevens, W. II. Freethy, Brooklin; greeting the Christmas entertainment for mem- City Mrs. Charles W. Mason is which she with the sweetest of New Hampshire. visiting her S. H. responded <[ Dority, Sedgwick. of sweet Possessed of a bers of the Sunday school, church and Co., of Hart- C Water Works Bonds, and lister, Mrs. I). L. Clark, in Bangor. songs. pure Ur1N\ Insurance The many friends of William Weeks, soprano voice of sympathetic quality, parish. Mrs. I). ILTribou and Frances well cultivated and handled, she her Railroad Bonds, of ascer- daughter the of the American gave genial proprietor hearers great last and have gone to Boston for the holidays. pleasure evening, Co., of New house for the fifteen will a Home Insurance j> tained strength and legality. past months, received large measure of the favor of Children Cry for The high school closed Friday for the regret to learn that he is to leave Ells- the audience, which heartily applauded York. of customers collect- her. Coupons vacation. It will Jan. 6. worth on to in business of ]| holiday re-open January 1, engage Insurance Co., ? Commercial: Miss Monaghan was in Pitcher’s Castoria. Imierial ed free. Mrs. E. L. Kingman and daughter Inez, in Rockland. He has Jeased the re- i>f Franklin Hoad, were in town staurant on the Boston & Bangor steam- to loan on Saturday. American Insurance > Money mortgages, wharf. Mr. Weeks was German ] Lygonia locjge, F. and A. M., works the ship company’s collateral, and com- the of the restaurant business at Co., of New York. <> approved Lhird degree to-morrow (Christmas) pioneer 0 ~ SOLID Kt. GOLD WATCHES, <> Amer- the wharf, conducting the establishment 14 Jew- Insurance Co. ok North mercial paper. night. (J when the wharf was first built. 1 SfiapS elcd, Ladies’size, h a. of Philadelphia. Arthur L. Hale, of Cambridge, Mass., is |[ With the of the holi- Co. {pending the holidays with relatives in coming merry Union Insurance (Marine), (> and come Ellsworth. day season, our boys girls from the flocking home colleges. Among for 16 20 Let us know what Albert J. Lord, of Ellsworth Falls, who i Gents’, size, years, # Praveiers Life and Accident those who have arrived are John A. Scott i| is attending Andover seminary, is home of Hartford, want. and John M. Shute, Bowdoin, Miss Rubie i GOLD FILLED WATCH CASES with Ix-t rancf. Co., you for t he holidays. ji j, B. McGown, Abbott academy, Andover, Penn mutual Life Insurance jeweled movements, at prices lower than € The commercial school opened Monday Mass.; Misses Ethel M. Giles and Persis l Buyers of a H. F. > in Eastern Maine. C' k. Philadelphia. 0 with good at tendance. Mad- M. llagerthy, Bradford academy, Brad- ever before offered j| locks is in charge. ford, Mass.; Miss Florence G.Swett, Bates 0 Every watch fully -warranted. The \V. C. T. 1'. will meet at the home F. Carroll liurrill ana Daniel q| <[ (Jet our Terms before Insuring Elsewhere. college; )[ Mrs. E. A. Mason on High street, next Hurley, Boston I'niversity law school; for insurance at our expense. '2 m. State I! Telegraph or telephone rhursday at p. Ray t‘. Stevens, Maine college. Call and get prices, or correspond. J( I)r. Frank E. Whitcomb, of Caribou, Next Tuesday night the Eagle hook and f Holiday aas been a few in Ells- ladder will welcome the new *V sox, spending days company If c. C. miKRIUv worth, his native place. year at its concert and masquerade hall. W. A. QREELY. I which has The commissioners will meet The spirit of friendly rivalry \ D ELLSWORTH,.MMXE. county the of hand- 0 Presents. No 5Manst _—-—---- rhursday to close up the year’s business been produced by offering j as for j some silk umbrellas the mil prepare their report. prizes handsomest costume worn by* a lady and Miss Mabel leaves for Bos- Monaghan j a VliAlt GIFTS. the most grotesque costume worn by ASHORE AT SAK<. ENT\ I LLE. m Box Social. THE on next Monday to resume her musical | Question START will result in a better variety ^ studies under Charles R. Adams. gentleman, A question box social was given at the and more tine costumes than are usually Schooner “New last evening lioxer,” Cupt. Hart, A little l.ite for Christ- Wilford Belaud, of Bar Harbor, was: Baptist vestry Wednesday seen at a ball, and the | of NEW , . masquerade Christian Endeavor societies of Ellsworth. to the iK by the but not wrought county jail Monday. will undoubtedly be full of The schooner “New mas presents, galleries that church. The interesting Boxer,” of Ells- will serve for drunkenness. following thirty days The Eagles deserve success. worth, went ashore at too late to spectators. programme was rendered: Capt. Hart, * purchase Mr. and Mrs. E. B. of YEAR Bowen, Newton, The second of I he people's course of Sargentville during the blow Sunday for the with Mrs. Praise service. suitable gifts Mass., will spend Christmas lectures at the morning. She had on board merchandise travel Congregational Prayer i-v pre-idont. Mr. and Mrs. S. K. : b\ making up your Nov Year. Bowens parents, church last Thursday evening, was well Recitation.Ethel Massey for Ells worth merchants, most of it being W biting. attended. The subject of the lecture, Recitation.Florence Bowden for A. M. Hopkins. was Tripp The schooner left Boston of last I mind to buy your John M. Shute, of Hancock, is home which was read by Miss Eva Aiken, Recitation.Laura Monday Mrs. Kverctt Tinker < Silver Novelties. from Bowdom for the holidays. He will ** Norway, the Land of t he M id flight Sun. Reading.. week, with merchandise for \Y. i. Sargent ^ Solo.Blanche Stone Leach t he w inter term at the Winter Har- of this with its grand & Son, of Sargentville, and Ellsworth Silver Plated Ware. The beauty country, Cook ■ Recitation.Bertha bor school. lake and sea coast scenery, and merchants. She had dinvimrged lier Ware. high mountain, ustin Maddocks GROCERIES Austrian China Recitation.\ 1 its towns and cities, was a freight at Sargentville, and haul* off George Wyman, at present <>f Redstone, pictures pie Singing by society. Cut Glass Ware. w attended into the stream. t he severe blow w ith his revelation to most of those ho Thurber During of me. You be N. H., is spending the holidays Recitation.Carl may The views were from the southeast Sunday morning she parents, City Clerk L. A. Wyman and the lecture. exception- Recitation.losie Pettengiil and the lecture interesting. box on the bible. dragged anchors and went ashore. as well BRIC-A-BRAC wife, of this city. ally good, (Question able to do “Pictur- The schooner in a bad and The third lecture in the course, entire was excellent. lay place, Miss w ho is teaching at The programme Lucy Osgood, be tilled with water. With continuance of esque Holland,” will given Thursday,. The solo Blanche Stone and the recita- but that stock «>f Mt. is at home for the by elsewhere, I hardly need -ay my Holyoke academy, weather it was to her you Jan. 2. were favorable hoped get vacation with her Mr. tion by Josie Pettengiil particu- holiday parents, The merchandise and silver, and of the and off to-day (Tuesday). can’t do WATCHES-gold ind Mrs. George 1’. Osgood. At a meeting governor larly good. | on board was insured. certainly council Wednesday morning, a large pe- After the opening of the question box, JEWELRY, latest patterns, The for the | topic Epworth league prayer of refresh- There was no insurance on t lie vessel. As in tit ion was presented for the pardon which proved very interesting, better. and CLOCKS. neeting next Tuesday evening will be It is not known how badly she is any Calvin 1’. Graves, the game warden ments were served and a social hour en- for clt dee. •The Council Ht Jerusalem." Acts is affords an excellent opportunity State The damaged. She owned by Whitcomb, so in the murderer, now in prison. joyed. the L5: 1-29. Rev. I. II. W. Wharff. Haynes & Co. past, petitioners say; “His good standing List of letters remaining uncalled for to among our people, circumstances sur- Saunders—Manning. future, I stick E. F. ROBINSON. it the Ellsworth Dec. 23: Events. post-office, rounding the case, incidents connected The marriage of Miss Maude Saunders, Coming .’liarles E. Brawn, Mrs. Hattie Day, Mrs. and H. B. Saun- New Year’s Dec. at w ith the trial, and our desire to promote daughter of Hon. Mrs. eve, Tuesday, 31, MY MOTTOES: R. Miller, Mrs. J. M. at ball of CHRISTMAS. Bmily Hass, George the best interests of the commonwealth, ders, to I)r. J. F. Manning took place Hancock hall—Masquerade Eagle A GREEN on ladder Smith. us that bis case re- the residence of the bride’s parents hook and company. Admission, QUALITY BEST. PRICES LOWEST. j impel to entreat you was The this 25 reserved seats, 35 dance G. S. Farrell, of this city, injured ceive your earliest attention.” peti- Main street, Ellsworth, (Tuesday) cts.; cts.; on the schooner of Han- forenoon at 10 o’clock, Rev. D. L. Yale tickets, 75 cts.; supper tickets, per couple, Hut the season is not while at work “Joseph tion has 7,000 signatures, mostly 75 ladies in costume, free. Luther” at Rockland, one day recently, cock county men. The name of Fountain otticiating. cts.; AUSTIN II. JOY, ind was sent to the marine at heads the list. The wedding was a quiet one, only Jan. at half so green as the man hospital Rodick, of Bar Harbor, Thursday, 2, Congregational of the families of the bride and Boston. a man well members church—Concert and stereopticon lecture. ME. Percy B. Rolfe, traveling Manning Block, ELLSWORTH, The newly-mar- Holland.” Tick- who buys his winter HollisC. Joy, sono( Mr. ami Mrs. Calvin known in this city, though his route has groom being present. Subject: “Picturesque noon train on a w as ried couple left on the 15 cents. 1’. ot this city, is expected home to not brought him here in recent years, ets, Joy, from ten before he calls a subur- wedding trip which will occupy clothes Christmas. Mr. Joy is now a in a singular manner at Tuesday, Jan. 7, at Hancock hall—Ells- spend injured .1...... ♦ * ...... b-M traveling salesman in the West. He has ban station on me Boston »no worth Pickaninnies, in minstrel and va- on me. No matter what take with them the best wishes of not been home in live years. railroad Saturday. The accident was due They riety entertainment. friends. The on the a host of I have Prof. Harry C. Emery, professor of po- to the heavy fog. passengers the weather is, train was litical at Bowdoin college, and train thought another coming Wit is the god of moments, but geuius economy Mechanical Horror. them from the rear, and some one A of ARRIVING DAILY Miss Annie C. Emery, who is teaching at upon is the god ages. is a Holfe Machinery monthly journal pub- --- — HOODS. Mawr are called “jump.” Mr. jumped SEASONABLE Bryn college, Pennsylvania, South In in so, lished at Johannesberg, Africa. the with their through the window, and, doing vfXippficnnmfes Spending holidays parents. is an that it was the October number just received Mrs. L. A. cut his left wrist so badly FOR Judge and Emery. clock be- to the arm be- account of a most remarkable C. K. Eos found necessary amputate An oil tank in the attic of Mr. Holfe, to a Hindu which the MAIL? BY UN, tin* Uolliier. tween the wrist and elbow. longing prince, ORDERS BY and lives in Port- ter's store leaked Monday night, w ho is forty-one years old, editor thinks the strangest piece of ma- St.. Ellsworth. of 5 Water was found that a land, and is now in the employ Tuesday morning it chinery in India. Near the dial of an or- Straw bridge & Clothier, w holesale dry a of oil had run out and barrel and half of dinary-looking dock is a large gong goods dealers, Philadelphia. ^ to the two Hours CHRISTMAS FREDERICK A. COOMBS, was dripping through hung on poles, while underneath, scat- j below Over f 100 worth of damage was tered «*n the is a of artificial j I he Kllswortli Coal Ml'g. Co. ground, pile done to robes and undertaking goods. human ribs, and arms, the The business of the Ellsworth clothing skulls, legs, BOOKS aDil STATIONERY, the are out for the marriage of whole number of bones in pile being AND Invitations factory, Campbell & Joy proprietors, MAIN STREET, of Mr. J. A. to the number of bones in twelve Miss Elizabeth Mullan, daughter has been purchased by A. W. King, equal Mullan, to Edmond J. E. 11. human skeletons. Ellsworth, Maine. and Mrs. Patrick Peters, jr., John F. Knowlton, J Dec. 31, at 3:30 o’clock, J. T. I \Vlien tlie hands of the clock indicate J Walsh Tuesday, Ureely, Dr. Ueo. A. Phillips, tides, A w ill the hour ot 1, the number of bones needed at St. Joseph’s church. reception E. F. tides and Martin M. Moore. comes YEAR i the at the home of the is the in form a complete human skeleton NEW AMERICAN HOUSE, follow ceremony Tile title of the new organisation with a by some mechani- Kl.LSWOllTII, ME, bride's parents. Ellsworth Coat Manufacturing Co. Mr. together snap; front has been and Mr. Moore is cal contrivance the skeleton springs up, WILLIAM WEEKS, Proprietor. A handsome plate glass Knowlton is treasurer, seizes u mullet, and walking up to the in thestoreof II. B. Phillips, recently put managers _ reach of the strikes one blow. This finished, it i Centrally located; within easy A. 11. Norris. The store now gong, of flic town. occupied by PRESENTS. station and the buslne-rt part The Morrison Medical Co. returns to the and again falls to an unbroken trout, the door pile j presents Har- rates to regular The Morrison Medical Co., of Bar When o'clock, two skeletons »g.oo per Uny. special having been moved to the side. The store pieces. boarder*. its business office and while at the hours of __ is to move and strike, I will be occupied by E. J. Walsh, who will bor, get up, Ellsworth. The old banquet noon and the entire heap store. factory to midnight needn't open a shoe Landlady—That new lodger try had of the Odd Fellows has been rented, springs up in the shape of twelve skele- to be formed here a bachelor. lies A Uebekah lodge is new oc- Wo have been in business so ion-, have to make me think he's w ill be remodelled to suit the tons, ami each one after the other, and strikes, our -<> li- o U that new steps established reputaiion or a widower. Millings- early in the year. Preliminary falls to eit her married cu a blow on the gong, and then mail orders are Idled ju-t -atiHi'aeiorily of a pants. He have been taken by the circulation t<» our customers as by vi-it t > our store. ! How can you tell? latmllady always The change is to be made about Jan- pieces, as before. families of Odd bellows, Personal inspection. I'ionvm- jives you a I his to me when he his among the turns back opens paper 1. wider range ol « h«»i»-« women uary _ A. W. & his hoard. mid already nearly seventy-live CTSIIMAN SON, to pay While over a receipt-book the poeket-book w ill he poring have it. The organization Drowned in a Well. old says that the signed other attention was attracted by -OTJIFt- An English authority of Charles day, my Ellsworth. it is thought, in January. evening two boys No. i Franklin St is lovely and the perfected, Thursday a which ended something like [ saying “Everything were receipt Young, of Sutton's Island, piaying, honks “hangs high,” J. 11. Donovan was arrested Saturday this: “Then sit on the front of the stove, Merchant goose high”—not nine ran Tailoring Department when one of them, aged years, 111 I is a weather on warrants him with ami stir sitting on SECOND TO NONE IN inl'NTY. ns is frequently quoted uighi charging drowned constantly.” Imagine an uncovered well. He was wild s and in into proverb, meaning that when the j violation of the Lord day, keep- a stove without stirring constantly. There before help it is u sign of fair weather, a restaurant without a license. arrived._ in the M. FOSTER, geese Uy high ing In a New York restaurant appears the Lverything Furnishing RUSTIN’ ease was miss was a hearing Monday. 1’he ('A RPENTER AND BUILDER. Mrs. Poppin—Don’t you your Business Notices. illuminated text “Blessed is the man who Goods Line. he is continued to allow Mr. Donovan to apply lor Ells husband very much,now thul away? , Isaac Vincent has taken the agency his trust in the Lord,” and * of the putteth 'Iraw make estimates, take contracts all. You see, a license at the next meeting for Hcv. F. K. data's “Our plans, Mrs. not at for worth and Blueliill another underneath reads, “Watch your IOr all c.asses of First class work- liolighty—Oh, j buildings. and at I board of aldermen. Around tins World,” a book published FRIEND & manship guaranteed. he left me plenty of money, •Journey coat and hat! The proprietor will not be LEWIS CO., I set a newspaper up A. I). A- Co., of Hartford, breakfast table just Wilbur Moore and Walter Douglass, by Worthington for them.” Work. hall the 1 responsible Manning Slock, Ellsworth* Speeiul attention given to Sanitary in front of his plate, and lime Conn. the two Dedham hoys w ho used a farmer’s that he is not there. Water St. Ellsworth, me- forget

t \ awmtuwnnita. it kiri Kin ro < \miun rm feet ussier, a- if wooM I II KIbTI AN KNDI.W OK. A LKTTKR TO *\MA < ! A! 'V We had nowqr. tied the platf and it.- tensed I mss-s v ■ v tow ar 1 arr its ilk ns the weight of News Me'd liae old Si rians T<> n 1 ... for I remember On** Week's W inflowings Because w' : h we a'. 1 see oat lined in p, fur the Week D-<-. ■ dimly 1 ,-pii Kt-ginnlug A.; s t ~. \.>\ and Vonscnse. ■ s r a n ’s I kr w is sing, c!t.\ m li Is Best. ( uiiiimut Ki i. >. II. le. tl, <1 ng du-k The iswas in that f few t-y Doy t-.- baby s j T h u r s 1\ 1 was a ri- riu ini. Ii'T'c reached Ashland * f us. 11 turn 1 a* the C"1 and th ti. ning my eyes. T advam ej" i- the demand f '• se: a in the sis. is t t day. Why Isa. .U :.. i- O'-!;::.'. net's rtmirk, nrd 1 saw his wlr.tr light t:e ntn t a citizen of Welcome in N’< v. ten th gleaming ''Am' use'll er mail la- ; .ht. f r that had p 1*. II. Merrill, prominent Soap i. y. ah k »p my it d la- ran 1 frntn Mars n t! :s. in 8 that f in >,*--w began, ili« 1 nur-iirt\. ag» ight.v- hr.' a comm u f the g< i tid- trial ter land creator than for n,,v j '_ s Is 1 »:.t, jolting h;i If with a two N H r it w other » I- 1 to Herat a Y tre* family soap? back •! n f our •< V ; r. t :» r» !*.;• h 1 “Not ei bit 1 saw itii s. si. k. ini- 1 v. i ? s*-* K ~vre and t- hr: n:u2- •■'las. sail; dot's whut I/' d s.'.y q- tow n. most propheci t 1 old ly. ing f.'MIJ i#> in that i- the best and co om. u since I —a 1 w h*.- g.s.g shew., while, live: Z: ::s third hr “Anything been p mg captivity. It n*:d in < >-r "u. It was time t it- never r- ,* h. k- ::: :..l if be —wet ab ve tile f the happ. i< il; quality us n left; y. k-ys \arim. commence the s,-r\ -■», hot the tin Will ~ r. F y Vr«.:/■ r. ~ mi .a is.--, sir. Arid thin tis- re came a 1. Ti.- nit" .,f the J tiu N sah : n t ran Purdy 11 ag-rs gc Earle H. Eaton. knew chairs were unot ii|• d. I lte tninial* g, t iut- r er ! !• „u Sain soft tinkle Still I "H a the moun- Jim Bates sqnal Uing • ings. 1-aotifnl up : d see the atng. I was afs.od t are-* and remarked ta.:i-are ihi fttt of Him that sta! bed him, an de d*. t r say iso ain’ S. :: V fas: y, tot briugeth s. -* a 1! r a in t arc m 1 n t this ..ruing I t d The r here refers gv.ine Mb.” i lest I might frigiiten got tiding- ; phet s. n !’rn s. ;. i f r :! Whom all P< !♦•**. a-, T! > o i—l. a:. ! th si to t. g>.-rs wl; w re to bring the “That so;" ay. tsstkisng os lugs Plow.* t. ;!*.■ la -t m.irvi '. -u.-iy t- me.-.-.:.-' ii-. Tvenuioe to Jerusalem, AMBER (ibASS. “Yas, sah. an Miles Parker wuz flat ■■ tin 1 v "g S’l a 111 has named Kdward 1 I- -■ an da s. to ! I r 1: ltd. Tin nr«-sid« but th y u: who ann nnce the t-. rr colt day b> f yistidy. y .... > s Brewer. da! J] ;_- c t tin ; ,. it. n-arly : Burr f ti,» p .s? mastership of g world's deliverance a n’.i-: mas > :a g '■ :- a s en otl r airs, 1 it this u- ? r several \*ars been "Mir fr v .J- -ns Christ. Y 'u d in't tell me:" ry of Mr. P.urr si os g thar I 1 l < v t v co m m i 11 Ti:- _• r- tir-*. the ann> Is "Yas. -ah, an ole M.-- Nan y I hr isgio r;i ‘it w.-re, : yri.hr. r.A, by A- r Fr-A-ha- : It \va- : \v in it- < Hit in the wi a:.: : advent of the new- tr si ii er til’d st: k an f>: 11 an !: P and whs inspector Bangor 1 'i it v...- ! ■ r an 1 ov -he ain't (>\ r i r •1 rst ( :* v« land ly .: .b. •• : 1 th n the a: -. In b n v I:: 1 1 C 1 :.-! H hip. d.i gwim g she so < 11 ‘i strat ion. w v, .• 1: :i J-rn-.tl- ::i to ail th and be urg'd me t go 1. m<- v.th him. well, caze I admin «i. Th* w ;• a "Wh.a v. n. ntrain 1 •* su:. ani:;.. i.ies t toil the st ry !• tie are ali off n a \ as d ••The I**., I t he name lie- ••My t !!1U- "Ya-, -ah. an B wl ::: f]( _* f I an l of Sav th, tl angels’ song v a k:. w vd i* : r 1 Cap'u s'.- «. i u share ciirv* of the \shland w r i t- r Mr. Hi w..z cr 1 ... and tl.-. re cr How gia-iiy .i‘,»t hrato Ii ra;'r.>ad hv Ho contractor**, wins ! evident 1% sd he scratch of a Him H rid. 1 d 1 t < 1 :: .: alii- st sb rid be messen- ip'n's •. f > said to la Relief 111 '•iv llfli.r. iso him. but his sn r- dai It' t- liiu whut has : m .; IM-tre^inir ur d M add* ger- f a i •; i Wf ,-i' uid r> m Kentucky, r : g hi 1. •...-•'. built the most r o i• r• •. !\ scenic of the Kl«lru*y n r v- e-1 in -i\ lo-ar* do \> w *,! .. v :!.• s\v. I !. Hex !•> : t tit cti .-: if cur h : r. ah 1 at S dis tirii**. ’• j th- ry bv :::v gr.-.:i and \roo**took syst* ,v> Kii'>n i t m T .. all had a fit-- 1 It: Savi nr's ; his rt^c-f y 1- :» ere. t -urpri*e redeeming W :!i t .• .ft ic lire* s.: 1 h ft. H there i. ov 2.1 ferty-t t-roinptnes- in rvdexlnc pain it- cr---. I i .-i. aid nev, r V I m ist rut ot r iutlc p up stronger -f tii* A- at; ! w hteh kidneyhad, and every part ■ us r:v;.h i’.«h lovhcad. I -d branch, loci. 1 wntr rsts. W< one that a g 1 .u can liar with am. home." drop] p.i--a.re-it1- male or female. It r- upir by has be. n t he A v a T. Bangor '1. .. the 1 ef t >*• : .. ; aw ke with ji.’:.; j,.,t lion of waiter and pain in .,,q tell:: t. r- that may rtj stand—mint tied* r andred red g.r.--. iii day day pn-- they -st h of If want \v..s -. Th*1 time! 1 -*r '• t A*-. syst*. Immediately you Ci.r.-’::: i-. and how dr- (Mu «nn s < with ci and ai- -hare with us in it- D n't ca- h that, d y. .: I'll ex- tally lire, t h'.' ! a ,,;r e,n..',| quite > TV. or a little .• s, than half that of I :lnd this old I fan 1 wliist'..- it. N : a bar of it came t i;. miles, idt I>ru»:;:l-t h -xx Ttl Me beuibts. and y- u must luruou me if I a;>- ful did 11 plain. w 1: cs about 7'** > 1mm n a dnam, tin Maim (Vntr-il. — in corner a r tnance was T!mi ir liiiist all have 2. The no contained in the go i j ear t rami a little. Ia Id- ntuc ky that v-ry v. t t :* .-a sw. t miles. Tin }'. A A. w. I where ;. The loud creak of the 11 wit an 1 I v.t> h.:.g !• stop (Taris. tid: ..... T. ; p! ts’ descripti f tin during the lav r j art cf the spring, ail ing Professional :i w ... i•* s' .ii extended as at the well was a f: m the 1 at treakta-* l.- i.i further good tidings g t J msali -a will cf the stuninc r and the first half cf the cry past. nightni.r--. chs ;> 11 ■ ■ ::-, In* I t he ii* :i;8ii.!*. : Th- had t a fr hot new t! at wa 1 t..l 1c a. ri.u:i;>. .n;.. apply i r re "g 1 tid fall, a cli.'dd ::-r can live ala.-st as killing j air was ftened with Indian sum- did r...- t wthe 1' n* i dnr nk' Mh tie Stftt. good that pc: i-h-.th peace." Peace was well as one of the Id-- ds. And why? Be- the try Tin- PomoJognHl society ■ mer's 1 r- nth. At ni rn _• th- I.:.!.t .’ ! tl. la’ !)• ar 1 Hioi t li< Slat* board of will contained in the message announcing cause he can g al ug the spring branch hazy early agriculture ATT< MIN\'A AT I. \\\. it wa- the col ml t. k me to s- e l.:s mint 1 ed. no- mg i ti r. Thou :.;n n 11 < i. i* a union fru it-trrow r»" use mrtn cx : -t. lor me ange.s sang and gather mint, can hang al ut a still- tap] driver h vered near us, i-» of tn<" And what a peace heuse until »• m-d him a The carriage im*vtiMg ai i’rt-qiie \Vedlies d a y and ‘‘peace dy gives quart On u y }•. !< j« r. -. < half “L<> k i:ke I >.»; 1 t ; t til" 1 mail al r.t > | it is. Peace between man and man: of liquor to get rid cf him, and then ail gr:iu, sly. laughing Thursday. January and 1*. The pro- * -met- t. back' r ■ n aat the vi.-. n. 1 iM. I str vt to catch KLLSWUKTH. ME. peace between man and God, peace he has to do is to grab a handful cf ayduu spit juice i.;y gramme will coBBixt of lectures ami be and the cld colonel that tuuc. I- w ..Idn't c me. Ami yet II.- fruit industry "f among nations ; individual peace ; peace sugar. gK. and attend to own affairs. And thus it was day after day. of man, re-t fr m the burdens of sorrow teeth of the fr -t has raked the earth, be away your ntysclf. fruit to whirh ail are invited to con- DENTIsT. I’ll take a stick to But wait a I have ha i a la tune t rule me, i nt and sin, t*-eaust ue has been bon who can't get the mint, and therefore cau't yon. simj tribute. Premium- ar*- « ffered. whistle it t * is able to us rest. 2. were suffered minute. Y -n toll the niggers that I'm at last I inM tight i» off, give They live completely. New, I have \ of Liver?? r Fall- *»' Sandolor for the Piiinle*>* Extrac- then throw it hut e<>uj'!** young j*-o- .f salvation. "Cuto y a is from this inc of and going to give them an old fashioned dullness. :.:.d away, gc.d tidings .mpletenoss living were married a f* w y* ars Rg... ami ax tion of Teeth. women air me—Would p'e | this in the cf David a at r it. I have Christmas. Ti 11 them—men. this mystical mastered born day city have last j vided against both w«re :? wax good -ingerx natural to MVKH A li N < »KK J in front • f not in- whistle it—nestled in /.(iHIlt wL_. is Christ the Lord." a mint and more than and children—t h>- the log let my Saviour, hothouse, that, that th* ;r would inherit a in the Di u xuppoxe boy “Th- a shall call H:s name Jesus, f r the sun are mellowed tbr-. ain- house early morning. y rays ugh little mux;.But. a<-« r ! ng to t h< Ix*w- II. (IKKKI.Y. He shall save H:- from tin ir 't-.: and”— The old hear?' ])K. people glass, gentleman ixtt'n Journal, w hich w ;1! Iihvc to be be- "D *'S I cried the old sins." halva'1 n is the j y as Chr.st- Eli at i. 1 cut a red bandanna handker- yere?" negro, !:* v» i. when the wax old I> K \ I I sT. aim- -t to the nnd. baby enough mas mes.-ag ; Christianity, ,-alvat: u chief and his month. "Have u bowing gr "DoesI wiped y to he would unrmr wh»n- salvation from Did M st-s it thunder when cry yell :fally from uur.-clves, guilt, no handkerchief: he asked, n< tiemg yere? yere 1 everth*- ibiio wax !. A muxician Dm 1 ate of the PkPad* ,dda I'» T went de mountains, s.ih? ] p ;>• salvati u fr- in all evil within and with- that I had u t m- nth. “What he up inter wiped my wl’owa-Rt tin Falls called Ht- e’asf f Did Aar' n de bells datwnztied ter day out, salvation for ttu. and for eternity sort of a man are yvu getting to lie: But yere * r: that .huo w h- H I "W I re-e k n I d »- an t it'll to the fact tin j out tfimo, IN (.III-’ I’.i k. k! Let us re; ice in the g d tiding- f what do y/j say: G ing with me:” bis gyarments? yere, I thanks d- Lawd.” of turn After it wax timri the baby our religi n and tak delig t fct .or ‘I am. j the U' at hef- re the -it up an«! b. :gh when it wax K. 1U NKK R. JR.. messeng' :s t --ry these g <1 tidrng- Upon my shoulder h- affect:- aately Early morning. JOHN* to others. laid his baud, unsteady with cm-tieu. winter lords l-gan to twitter, I heard played. AT IT MIMA AT LAW tie- as- ml in fr n: f the < Bible Reading-’ —Isa. vii, 14; ;x. : and lo. king straight into my eyes he negr- ling Wa-hiiigt«in minty ar»-ii.t olugixt.x are oniciA \t hons* Th- invi'.ttions had n t been a * •• si. 1-1 N -. i. 1 : M Ti. i. : V-' : said : “This v rid is going t tl levil j u/7 rig ver u- -r.- n celitly e. nfir;--1 t-. the tenants on BAH HAH BOH AND HI.I HIIII.l VK iv, 23; xxv.::. Iv. Lai-.- i. 2'i-33; as fa.-t as it can, ana when I n> a man th.il-'-iiel's found in a clu:;:p of m r- not far from a. x. I C r. but hod included those who lived \\ h it m > ii, 1-2 ; R i. 1-5; 12-15; who is willing to turn aside and take place, y ille. Tin- bom oval, quite Bar H»:- ft 7 at Mt Dew (' on -me f th" farms. Bluehili nllii t? t. "atur lax h. i, IT. D: II r. iv. 3-6; viii, P; Gal. an interest in n. why, I gad, it moves adjoining -iemier, and e- ntain- li\e r*»Wx of teeth. «•}*« uel astir. ii, 2; Col. iii, 1-4; I These, i. 2 6; sir. N w Til tell what we”) The col was early H-- These teeth am fiat, at ut half an inch in me, you ELiLiSWOB TII -a a to room, and hand- Rev. xiv, do,” he add»:d taking my arm and turn- brought jnli p my ii iigtll and at the r.-- ai out the same tn it t ime remarked: "Under amber ing me at ut. "We'llgo out there an’, ing breadt h, inju ring to a xiiarj. point. The STEAM LAIN DllV Duty anti Sdccms. n let that TttrtiK ami: \ soft and Timn.uNn tivki e have an old f.i-h; 1 > nthern Christ- glass, n't point get away outer row stands er*ct. ami numbers AM) HATH ltOOMs. man i.- h> m at wn > the hum- The sncce-.-fnl t a r t ne- fn y u. Listen ’em d there. heart and hummed But t h irt on * 31 In r -:•!• w t. he thoroughly mas. >u my place are nuui! f ftly. y t rernuin ing NO I’.U NO \N \ *• 11 I I whose lab- r t- s' real value to the cim- on the face f ill' earth 1. and -si>- gr es that vv. re born there, and t > them Happiest people ming gradually grew day rowssnui inward against the jaw. titling w All kind- of n> rk •!*•!,«• at f rm“d the habit cf —the real D u it And then I shed f r it l a k » laundry munity, wh has the ■ f an ■ M 1. mem only phil- pliers. y ceased. n: y each other, tin of ih* revival inlay ry upon po.nt- t. Vj •A. :i. >•<’ : a .• « i« •: doing what :- before him know what I've got for them? Molasses I had 1- -t m mething. unhesitating- will 1 < —vv-11, I 1 at lly ku vv what to again. lo iii in inch row ri• t quite reaching to II. It. K«*U\ .v in.. and of f r th children and iggn g f r Another Christmas was ..ichit.g. -• ly manfully, quite independently call it, but y n -bail see f r y nr- if.” candy appr tiie ; .ii'. of in. .n t ?.*■ .-nting row West End Bridg Ellswor whether bo hkes it or not. He has the men and w- men. You kn w that a and 1 wrote t > the c> 1 tie!, t> Ming him We went straightway to the railway w n ,ui t-ini nIt s on»- l«» count t hem readily, ch sen his w rk and takes it as it n* gr has that to have that h 1 k f r me. "Id n't STUDY just station, the M man talking in.sant’.v always thought might and three hundred can n* .-..unted in t tie comes. If it chance to be' so •gun g is to catch a want old time hurrah," I said in agreeable, of his disap] intmont at the weakness enough glimpse any jhw who.'i .- extended a: out a foot ed tier much the if n r. his do cf h'-avi u. We g t Lefore and "hut I do want t — ~ becer; energies of Christinas in the north. I let him up day my letter, slop w a y. not swerve. H:s sticn is not "How made a wash kettle full of it. cn that old h rsehair s< fa one m( !■ qtt- talk. It was like the babbling of an old Drink shall I this of than Amber I’m afraid that much ecj y doing piece and dearly remembered stream vvh se glass. you Christmas night. •••■ 1 *1 .*.*• f-T t*-xf -W and ru busincs-. but "Is this work neces- from n. of Hotted exclamations. His my many a tender rec ils-cta n. many a rem- y- people tion-, Is. neral Miles yet takis much 1 X HI. L -I T K. “Is this wise?” No ques- I a-s'i: -d him that I was n r. I T Id were '.T again, lie said, and he-1 swore — ii t I ■ r*' :• sary:" plan iniscent gurgle. I had kn vvu him dur 111 iv pi, a-utv m home than in club life. w < tion of like or dislike comes in to inter- him that it was be'ter than th- that b" as -a the f to ■ ing many y< ars. Once he was in the. really point writing He has the h.q py art -i making strung fere.—Lutheran mint that th branch, and ni" when lr- reeeiv' d letter. state legislature, and I as a newspaper grew along my aii'l 1 yal friend.- He has always eujuy- this him. "Ab. "said he. "I I arrived Christmas m ruing. The USE MISS BEECHER'S c m sj udent bad re] rtedhis sj pli-.ised i.l outdo. r sp- rt.- aii.l athletic exerciser Not Mercenary. have n t t- o h w- r was rs we n r walk I like d him. took the kink out c f his se n see that you lived ng in c!i* Id, and did b< ami did not un.-s, you may be sure, HAIR and The slur that ministers are mercenary to the u' itli. Well, let ns go down and a! nt tie j lace, hut sat d wu in the edd teuces. made him say things please, ing at the Amer: a s cup races in p is shallow and The men wli up.' r. had been disturbed. ignorant. his p pie, and he warmed t ward me. open pari Nothing teiuber. H*' is t-iud .1 horseback riding < 1 s WHISKER DYE. make it b- tray th ir skepticism f human the tram I sat and watch- 1 \Vh..t a day that was With a y k- f Ti. as the harp.-ichf rd and the :.i. On him, and api ai- to great advantage mount- Jtr..i!l.v: •-ulj 1 ur- 1< ad Wa-I. nature, m t their cf the fact.-. steers the negroes drew an enorm n- I w.i.f 1 for the colonel to the not OTI U a- in ■ tin knowledge living in the past with hiifi. An olu parade but lias c. me to the required d> ihg ed, prefer bicycle, \N -- int • on -.I dr ggS-t- ul* .n It is as it should be. There is n clas- man's charm is to live in the To hi- k ry 1 g the yard. 1 r-d nug- virtu- f amber glass, but this sub- past. and in Ins daily -pins on the wheel his the varn-u- dy, j.p in»ui.' it tht lit care so a.- h w < out of men who little fur money boles into it. aded the holes with jss-r he is silent. I t- k my gle unit. -n r brought i>« ir Le wholly of the present makes; him too pipe daugbt. r or his n, a lad about to eut. r pro j And wth r and the it. the man Large-t Loil'i-ai d U-t d>i* In the n irk mint-terstf the -pel. while they a f and a gnu] jarred neigh: rhood. and 1 ghted Suddenly old lever is ott. u his He ■ •• worldly, money, greedy his teens, companion. > I'V a:' drug, -t- \\ ! *.i .. to tbeir ran : >t nervous. must have support races; danced and became (.• (. :: I o s enough old man is a blight nj :i the f.ce of the They they likes to have pet animals about him, es- !\\ A. !'..•-!• n. M show their unselfish s- At m ii tin were "Y -i d n't to at this I. o. k. y i. tt A !*• *• rti.ii '1 households, they by earth. I sat and h ke-1 at this old man, sang strange .iigs. y object smoking his us pecially good dogs, "and pets," •John W l’« rk.i A < L-rtiar.d. >1. desire for usefulness and the way that feasted and at evening they to-k their late d- and I thought of the days when his life (lay, you?” a friend once said, "are the pets uf the their that are some cf them as "< >!i. u--. f r I smoke If, hut if they spend surplus they was lordly ; when dusky hands clapped departure, wabbling my.-. whole family. f r the that en- walked. it's the same to won't living primarily things in vvelc mo at liis return ft in sch 1 they jr.-t you, you try In manner the general is quiet and rich character and add to its resources, And n- w I have come t ■ a one f my That amber on ftmoid's when the music f his hounds aroused mystical clay pipes? self controlled, but none the less affable A Bromo-Geiery. and not f r the that mev a...... l. ... ,i.i„ ... « cf this rtvital. I have nevt-r be- stem sorter riles stomach. You gratifications part your my — anil cuurt'-ous, and it has been remarked ln'l.t*. brain Kxhaa.itkid, b'tt-i ■■ the masses of mankind.—Watchman In veil in the 1 ave rememtier that mint bed. Well, it was *r grorn. Nfur.i gia d-o 1 he 1 ; the altar the belli of mysterious. mildly *• lly that he never refuses to see anybody who ii.*ti»tu. . 1‘erhaps other excei-***. 10. 3&aad5c1 D*ep«-r Vitality. deal alone with realities—hut 1 nmhf>r f»Mt*» Mr tr 1 v n T11- Price, bis life. In a society forever gone his plain atic method in routine work, with a a a richer tilling secure. am impelled, even at the risk of being ing that makes a mail sicker than t a THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO. Only deeper vitality, place had bcr-u habit uf beginning as socu as possible of our with the of charged with untruth. to tell rf some- much of a tiling. And that was a 151 S. Western Atenut. CHICAGO. spirits Spirit tied, It was dusk when we got off at a sta- good whatever has to be done, that gives him CL2crv»*<-eui. » S«||«| Itt hII an f the divineness that occurred during the d but"—here the old man lirilKclstK. assurance possible tion. A negro who had just lighted s thing night g thing, this abundant b isure for visitors. The of the human life an of that followed our n 1 don’t want by experience lantern adjusted it as be came toward isy merrymaking. gagged—"but anymore memo, rs of his have access to his " family Piles! Piles! Piles! how richly it may be filled with divin- I.'util late the col- nel anil I sat in the I'll get yon a clay pi[*>. library in his working hours and never ; r Vt Pile Oittl rt m ir* B1 tbis can make ns be to our r. a r m which once had been We sat up until and I’Iterated and Itching 1*1* It ■!-*< s tl ity—only pari- nearly midnight, seem to disturb him. He is free from Bleeding. tUUi k, .ilia* * hr itchig *t once. * "iltlce and make them be to us, all ad .rued, but which was now then the colonel went to his room. I \N Indian I i.-' Oint- brethren, richly affectations and no eccentrici- g;i es MiNtant r*T:ci It. lllianis presents *nd If- -■! ’he God Brooks. with faded I admit that d wn on the s fa. It was a 1 ment I;* p re: a cd* n!v f-*r 111*-- g that designed.—Phillips dingy finery. lay ng M'i:' t- x :• ties or angularities with which to point ate part-*, snd nothing * 1-e guarantee we had talk' 1 a great deal al ut the time before I went to sleep, but I dozed s Id hv druggT*». *ent hv #1 ; a "character sketch. K. lJund ■ —George. box. Williams m <; »r 1, The ^un and the Shade. amb* r gla-s. I r: .nf'-ss that the id man. off at last, and with a sen sa tic n of de- in McClure's Magazine. Sold by S. I» " -g n It is easier to maintain what shall as If sat in nr eking chair c j ; site me. light J aw, ke. The tune was tinkling like faith and in the became shadowy and uncertain. I ac- oil the barp.-irhord. 1 raised np and look dependence •■*! ’•-*!* ’j >D?a ’»yJ ; ‘•x.’ sun than in the shade, but real faith kii w ledge t .. 1 iv d wn np u an Id gaze d at the instrument. I could see mi and dependence are better tested and hursi hair .- fa. I had n thing to say. vision, but the marvelous air was as u-1 c to He and as as U a better grown in the shade than in tli- but the eoli utmued talk. beautiful distinct it had sun.—Airs. Gilbert Ann Taylor. told me that the n rtb. with all its the year before. 1 listened until it wonderful r sou: cm! I not set up— ceased, and then, whistling tie tune, I Endeavor Jottings. that was his t rni— ou.d not set up ran to the colonel's room and aroused The newly formed Christian Endeav- such a Christmas as tie one we had just him. or at cam a. holds tem- -•o n. Of course Di Eic tild be raised “Whathe cried, opening the door. society Apia, • perance meetings once a week. : o re under am1" r g'.:--. eggnog could “Where did j u hear that? It was mj • I made there, and : could mother s unit—»he it. uevet An excellent social committee aim hickory gs composed w:th it never v .*• v b- wn a.-Tinder gunpowder, but had written duvvn and played N do .1 -t. gm .iS .ut it- V".. # amiability. " u h a s; ;r11 of the ] ast e uld be lu- it except < n Christmas night. •. ssnranee that ‘t Be satisfied m your prayer mc-etiug * rch' I didn't argue with him. I I told him uf the visit.a, anti be lis- • W hing to every talks to drive in the nail. Let the ccn couldn't. tened. with the tears rolling d ,wu hi- -*•*■ « .* science clinch it. *. V •. gu os, you stousurel:" It ma't have- been ab ut midnight cheeks. “It wonderful,’’ bo said. “1 • '■ ! •••.' a \ d •h- R.-member in work that :t would do exactly as wc <•’. iim? It i> *.*• your society T": e i r> ;:-ked him if he had when the old fell .w. ge tiug up and have often wished that I could hum q> .’»• -it-.-! unlike all others, more curat:'. .• va! *'.* a follower is as rare and as useful s rue- possessing good or the “Do feeling about tr-r ug which he that tune, but I have no ear f r music. brongi the buggy carriage *. than any other medicine on the market. ? as a lender. not tnmeii t" me and sail: There’s a teacher not far good carriage, sab, the negro answered. did find, music from ■ In Austiw. the nse of and the t t t ind 1 h'-re, aral ,:i the we'll flags “Wi .owed dat you wan gwiue come “I’m going early morning go • in CLr.-'tau Endeavor conveu- d- An ld'-a f r the I orient of over and have linn take it down.” badges all de way home by yo'se’f, er. he. be!” wu JR. NERVE'. t- ©WAN’S ti- as is aim* entirely unknown. Our The colonel k.ughed “Theold sconn my country, sir. ha- ju-» -enrred We talked a 1 ng time, and I whis- and work it th tun- ami brcliren m the antipodes miss one drel knows me. he said And yon tne. and I must needs g tled over over. Ami I lay of en- isiasm. cm Von n. ... go t ur in or lie down with it str at 1 clear :n source knew that I’d c me ba. k sulier, eh!"” y ng mj •nd rev — Blood Ton mind, but v!;,u 1 awoke it was •. ♦ > A good pr.i.vi. me* ting, like a pin, is ”Oh. s..h, o’ co'se I bn 'vd da' gone, .-nK-...: lit t;u- • -v "Ut and I con nor have I since then been abb-1 > rec d at tiie in, is known da wan gwme rii.ii!, dat H' fumbl'd' all .*• Tv point* entering long you -•:'.••< ;■ ft htart «!i -* ami for all ill- of ll. ,* it Hut I !: .v n arr : ■■ tie ’-t : # In t thi ORsartiu V: ndcr wh-n y -e my ugh .'erything g< st.tiff np '* vf-i t 4 r catch it mv 1 am to <3 be-t at n e a! "b- V mint yt!; Christina- g ang and ceine.t to a head. d«' h < nw g got u:t > 1: o:. vi; > t ^ ,. t. t a t' 1 .1 :i 1 :..! 1' install a mnsb-ian in the old In so on th: u-p, _ Rev. J. F. Cowan, O. D., has been dat dc s:.n’.- shined ngh yaller # I T V <\ it I* that I may g ve him the notes before a er. he, ho!' ele ted to r* ,-ent as glass, 1 pi Pennsylvania » i* «*H'‘ •. fin ?11 in iii»* •*-! daylight drives them • Sorilos Alcdioul West 1 > v< *« > • * ♦ AIo» the World’s Christian "The scoundrel’s working me tor a away Co«« Tk«r ■* president :u>p auieut, '■ 'Vi OriF. Heap union. drink, said the colon.-1 •■■■• r Endeavor »..% • • •••»•.• • • y •*■•.•• • lfinDKN TRKASt’RE. one doesn’t sore a rap about, so I have West tHK COUNTY NEWS. Hancock. .South llrooksvflle. BROOKSVILLE PROUD OF HIM. half mad« up my mind to and Mrs. marry For Carrie Dorr, of Bar is The contract to furnish so additional County yews see other Harbor, 5,000 square \ The world, that know# much, settle down in the is”— pages country—tint visiting her sister, Mrs. A. E. of blocks for the of New at Hatteras De- f knows of those things naught— Tracy. yards paving city Lighthouse Cape V, slowly—*‘f I ran the I truths by children taocht persnad| girl Mrs. Susie of Bangor has been awarded to Janies S. signed by Capt. Albert F. Eells. y,,r The American has subscribers at I0fl Stratton, Hancock Cor- world’s clutch— love to consent to herself for I Elude the gross bury my ner, has been her S. H. Condon of this place. It will take about The lighthouse soon to be built on the glow, sake. visiting parents, fpi),. tenderness, of the IJti post-offices in Hancock which will furnish Diamond off the of rolcaso, county; Springer and wife. 135,000 blocks, employ- shoal, Cape Hatteras, by The rnptr.ro Miss Gr*sh«;m looked down. Her face all the ment for many who have found it diffi- United States government, will be con- i The still abiding pone© other papers in the com- Mrs. Mildred A. McFarland was the had lost a little of its but county That loving spirits know. bright color, cult to obtain work since the structed from the patent of Capt. Albert guest of Miss A. i). Bush, at Hancock quarries the pallor was in uo way bined do not reach so many. The Amer- shut F. Eells, of South Brooks ville. Capt. nor fonr unbecoming. down here early in the summer. 5 T1 U m t love blind, Point, the week. has on ”1 the was past Eells been several years working ■ *’. 11 world's stale lie, thought best thing to do \ ican is not the only paper in the which is a in- to come and talk over the matter well printed Kev. B. A. Wilmot his farewell patent, certainly great [ p,,Vl i... ilio seeing ryo preached ELLSWORTH MARKETS. vention. %< lb* hearing < nr. Hancock and has never sermon last All are j And 1« you,” he said after a somewhat a k- county, claimed to Sunday evening. Something over a year ago he finished f w«»: 1<1, in t love, is blind December Th* ward “You a sorry to part with him. Wednesday, 25, 1895. the of his invention and submitted pause. always help f»*ilu\v be, but it is the plans Ai d goes its blinking w.iy only paper that can *• AIN K LAW REGARDING WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. them > prop- to the United States engineer at n n at tin ir 1 s with your ail vice. Lytton came from his home in \Vii;- child } y Bridges A bushel of Liverpool Halt .shall weigh HO pounds, and A was then be called a Washington. patent applied ; iir.d. “I r. gine,” she “that a erly COUNTY paper; all the the called a bushel of urks Island salt shall weigh 7>' The pricoloss jewel replied, ij West, here by the illness of his pounds. for and obtained at once, and upon the —New York Tri'.-im# The standard weight of a hushel of potatoes, in good v :• m rand for a m..n she wmik. > father, in time to attend and Ho recommendation of the a com- g rest are merely local papers. The circula- arriving the order 111 b»r shipping, is pounds. engineer, I'lie standard *>t u hushel o| beans in mission was which has ac- \n it)i him anywhere. funeral, Dec. 'J. weight good or- Appointed tion of The American, barring the liar ilerandflt for shipping, Is H? pounds. Of wheat, beets, cepted Capt Eells’ patent and ordered a hut that is the ruta haga turnips and peas. Ho pounds; of enrn, AH “Kxaetly, question— A club was last built Ah debating organized of onions, A2 of carrots, tur- lighthouse accordingly. Ml JTl CONSENT. does slio care f.»r me? Y*»u Harbor Heeord's summer list, is larger pitunds; pounds; English j r,V see”—ga/. nip'., rye, and Indian meal. An of and ]i the project proves successful, the Wednesday evening. Officers were pounds; barley at her is a than that all the other buckwheat, 4* pound*; "I oats '.VI pounds, or even meas- shipowners and sailors will ow- much to ing steadily—“.-he sonny of papers printed chosen as follows: Herbert as Moore, presi- ure by agreement Capt. Eells, as this is one of the most i w.i .-rated on the grass with her gil l, used to a g«-« d deal of and in gayetv Hancock county. * .-n't | cjj, u; with roses. her y< u;;bfc programme rendered: of Mr. and Mrs. ii«•>«.ping By George Joy Saturday Bar !l 11'bur. was It is gr-hat ‘‘Anti clever?” Spofford missing. I b](j,. h.iii'd a white edged with lin t-ting Smm. morning. The warm spell has stirred the hens to re- para>"l sup;* ue fell from the sloop and was -*• \round tin- Throne newed and eggs arc into the o. ‘‘Very. Song- In tilt rv.” A aetivity, pouring I hi. great many rabbits have been shipped dr< v .i 1. Search is made for his “I never I l.ildren’s market, the price falling ofT live cents. being ( u, a man in ti n- suppose”—slowly—“she song- ireeling.” from here I Her oinpani.. young t his season but the number is \ mother, was unkind or sees Song—"s.-iio.il Hours.” Fresh laid, per doz.25 body. aged nineteen, I tiannols, who was stretched at her says things through poo- much iijs below last season’s record. I drowned from the same boat last summer. a-as—« me of other friends s< riplure reading.Mr-. Rein- Workman lay. Pvt, had niuamnted sarcastically upon your (i« 1?” Prayer. (. ll Rutter Mrs. Bickford and little daughter, of best loose, per ton.lo o 12 her “rustic attire,” and a 1ml discus baled. .U Pi II*- Gave tin* .Measure, Song—“I.ct all the t hildren sing.” Winter Harbor, are a fewSweeks t. “I'nkind Iso. Hut as to see- spending "*t si< n i.ad t iiM.nl, a discussion things? raw. The is told in the Youth's Com- happily Scripture reading.Mr-. Li//.io Patten with Mrs. B’s parents, Robert and story ing into a Joy int. n aided by the arrival of a servant through people”—breaking Mrs. Minnie Hardison of a man who a S'-rlpture reading. wife. Mill'll..IHM jo panion kept provision of iced lemonade. laugh—“1 am obliged to admit that with a tray Song—"Tenipcranee Rally \ PlfPtJltllf*. store in a factory town, who was odd and she does. You see, she has been out a Mrs. fbivey.with nerdaughter and *-cn, .-a d Miss of .. .T M. “Ah, (irisham, helping Remarks—"td.jert Rally”. I’.lalsdell Hi'i'ts, per hu 6 potatoes, Ini .f,o jueer. Many of the boys and men in • Helen and lot, and »I10 msv is a bit out f Mark, made their friends haj 2 Sweet t lb .4 j hrr-> If i u<-of the frosted glasses. “If bandage Song -"We’ll -land by our School.” p itnes, the town it fun to make of ! >i iI'iimiih. native, •Turnips, per bit ..V thought sport ; natural« don’t think Remark- "Who -Imn’d attend the v py by short visit during the fall vim1- tl ;c is « ;.c j. rsi n for wIn in I enter place nough, you 1 »•.lolls. | k (i in.I.iHil, .05 the whom called “Old Pro.” 1 man, they (. II. tinn. have returned to rt '**' ii a *, «, per lb 2 it is “l suppose so,” doubtfully. “One Rutter They Bueksp< I tain an unoying affection, Hetty: Pi s-'ijis. .03 One day three of them went into his Song—"Our school.” i where the will eont nee we to for can’t go through life with one’s eyes Sunday young people llil.eiT.es. qt S I kn w are indebted her this. 1 and one of t hem asked : “Why should 1 attend the -el mo shop, shut—that if one has and Sunday I t heir st ud ies. Grueerie*. She IS Olie f tie tare p* who al- is, any brains, ople .Mrs. \nnl.‘ Rlaisdell rfit wi iiiw 11 1wr < t* 1 ,* 11. T il 1 it 1'f. nmli Dee. 17. I*. <>il is quoted at .15 and 17. Staples remain o tim orr* 11 ways thing. “Loyalty in Sunday School”.F. K. Rlaisilell pork?” lik** the You are such a unchanged. Markland, lazily description. “One answered ? he old man. ••Hetty:” reputed Snug— ”\V'hole Hearted and True.’' south timiUhlMiro. .."ee per lb !t!ee,pcrlb .'* do Cr eked wheat, .05 produced, "And so I shall.” Ye Colon Bunker nil 1 wife have moved to girl. “Ami has no more Minnie than Song—‘‘.Sing on, Joyful Pilgrim-." i>oiong, 2‘* .so Oat meal, per II) .05 pocketed it, and handed the customer Winter Si: ar -per !t» Quaker rolled uats .05 who was ‘‘You always said,” she went on, s.iii^ •'Rlc.-t be the Tie.” Ilarbor. to confer u! Betty, always cranu lilted. '51-2 P.iiekwheat, .05 Lhree pig’s feet. “that. I choose a wife for I >oxo logy. C. C )tree A «te H .( 1 (iraliaui, 4 his sworn < and w ho has might you. i T. Hooper, and Hugh Hooper are “How is that?” said the fellow. hampion help- Ydlow.C -5 Py.nieid, .114 u r* nu o.re Don't mh.-r, D At the of the in — W Old ‘•lli.ee ed him «.ur t I know not how many y just yen close exercises, appropri- working Bar Harbor. M*. asses--per gal Sad hy,” answered Pro, feet *) Havana. I" I .05* ot v. nt f c->ih je. that last ride we b ohV’’ ate remarks were made II* W. 'airy, per hag 25 make a yard, don't t hey?” -. Mh.s i- the effect. I suppose, by A. F. will to Bar Harbor *rtn .5' Liver, ewt l."0 scrap* 1 Hooper go Itien, ool, pr feet are worth about three cents A — ‘in 1 urks Pig's col and travel and .• ■ -ci* ur'd’y. Avery. Our Sunday school bus made ex- to 'Tii.i Island, pr ewt Id I leg) ty. Monday morning work. oil 3dtm. The joke u...1 i.o. oil Old Pro that we to Maple s^. rup, p qt 2£@30 perga! at* d Markland. “How agreed ask each other’s Lime. f “Hetty!” again rep* tremely gratifying progress. Starting Wilson who has been Linseed, .60*.05 Sargent, working Kerosene, .15 to ln- advice ah' ut tie* ]*«'. p!e w*» should mar- wit h a few it has in- pergal “All!”—a sudden light springing members, stendi'y Astral nil, .17 ■ in Sorrento, has returned home. xx ♦ r< « ry. and how ] mised Mint neitlier more ey» s—“y. ur Id nurse, of enur.-e. Why. creased, until at present t ban fifty l.u ml>cr and Itnilding Material*. Store, ismtents. of us w* u’d a t * without the Mrs. Fred Hamilton and two children, I nmember her; d- ar e. m ngaged are enrolled. ! Lumber -per M-- M— certainly, 1 clapboards—per • c. imetit of Harbor, visited Mrs. Hemlock. ,«*in Kxtra Spruce. 24*26 I •tin r's (in at credit is due to Sup: T. M.BIais- Prospeet recently 1 pa:.!-n t try g.tidy youth ! Hut did Hemlock hoards 7.* 12 Spruce, No. 1, 17" IS That Distress ■'1 1 am Hamilton's Mrs. .J. II. Hammond. ■ >t I ememlic r. and I sister, 12* 16 Clear Pine, 3-* not i*< 1 1 so a d- II, fur his unremitting effort.-, and to i Spruce y commonplaee. ! Spruce floor, '5*-2> Kxtra Pint, 3*di [n the stom- wild* g to abide tho old con- title. 'I'1 ho seemed a 1-inti- quite by all wdm have so and Thomas Hammond, *»f Winter Harbor, Pine, .12* 15 M-- always faithfully earnestly Laths—per ach or feeling tract. 1 shall iu*\er without Matched pine, 15al(j Spruce. 2 f*0 cent a rather than marry your labored in its a- offim-rs and lias been here the last week surveying genii;-, good angel, behalf, s’ii'tgies per M— Nails- per lb 02* 04 of fulness af- it ;■ t :; < i' '25 Cement Cask i.ti' an mortal!” lie lilt* < 1 his I teachers. land for Messrs. Sargent, Bunker and c-dar, Kxtra, per oiiiinaiy one, 2 1' Lime Cask 1 "5* 1 b ter eating is "< !:. T. : V. -per her really?’’ ( mas 1 lammond. 1 >4" Prick u* glass. ‘Mo Hetty,” ho Said; “may A concert is to be held hrv-t night. No. -per M 7 11 effectually Scoots, ’•ill] White Lead—pr lb .05*."is shadow never loss.” ”lh*aliy It has been decided to continue the ses- Dee. Id. S. M. S. grow spruce, 1*125 prevented by D g. .• i o him w itii ] art* d was asking me ah mt y u the lips sions of the school through the I*ro\ isions. “Hetty Sunday \\ esl .ouhUboro. Hood's Pills. and * other .-aid the “Me- wanted Lining yos. winter. The markets tin* well with day,” girl. N. S. has been in North- suiqdied poultry They aid di- Y* u are t: im w do u Mrs. Kingsley to know if u still rode and swam and very ing—In y for the imliday season. Some line native tur- y east Harbor t lie week relu- gestion and know tliaf I shall n t tak** a 1 a>e ad W'c are to see Mrs. B. Patten past visiting in. Geese are this week. houted like used to*! >. 1 told In r pleased keys are quoted yon t ives and friends. assimilation vantage if confid**ncc and refuse at home after an absence of four S'cak, Meet, lb. 121-2U.25 Tripe, per lt> .08 had bcausoof your again '• you given up dancing, Krcsh I’ork, .' 11 iiioyo >m!» tripe, lb .In of food, move the bowels easily and thua c< im* / u w onto my nt :*::• gi th« Y> <1* n't L: relatives and friends in Frank (J. Stevens drove two deer .on Hams, per lb .12 the ext rtii n. She look* d at him inno- weeks, visiting pound hog, and cure ib ."8*. 2" Mutton, ib. .00./ 1" prevent Biliousness, Torpid Liver, h* w 1 i:• 1 y it will he going < nr m xt field. the smooth ice in Jones pond one day Veal, per pn cently. Cherry I: .lists, 1 " It Sj»r. .-g 1 mill, per lb .n«*12 and Constipation. They are tasteless and wino r wiila at \ou. I li.ive o u.-- d and shot them both. The deer Meet. Corned, pr lb .-’6*, i’S ib— “Did she a.-k about g h recently 'oultry —per do not or cause Sold by all you anything J. 1*. Went w ort h’s barn, w it contents, Tongue, .16 Kowi. .12*.14 gripe pain. «. •- Hood’s. to having y.;i mound that i n't 1 made a hard struggle for their lives but lb 1'• .Id*.IS druggists. 25 cents. Insist upon own life;" -aid Maikiund, sitting was burned afternoon. There Salt Pork, per Chickens, your Sunday 1 lieve I'll * m tho least un- the ice was so hard and smooth that they I ard, per lb Turkeys, .15 2 nj* y myself ■, up “A l* -tilin' of in w you put m your were seven tons of hay, a sleigh, t wo har- Kerr. :< U) I bfsc, less .11 a;** there. could not and Frank outran them Pork .12 Hoi..gna time dm the wintir season in town y in stand, sausaqe. op nesses and six cords of dry hard wood Cooked lutin, It* .Id Do You Want r-hc ] ;i*i' i. i a mom* nt. It seems odd that Frank, having might i* non ting to her, and c* r t he barn. easily. Game. "Conic, "sho said, "1 will cmnpro- been twice this fall and » i.r sleigh repaired or painted before p.o\t..ha\ Dec Hi. S. “up country” V ison >ast, .12*. 14 tainiy -i ..u flies? Let us know and we will won t f a hid the banns all« a* til- a slum Id \ son .21 1 niis**. 1 cat a of deer, steak g I do is iut* i* -ting to La r, hardly idling gl impse "Anyth sum. I i-h. and got it, giving you a price for ■ but must not think of mg start two almost in his own sin• r< i er, you many door-yard -paid* oily. -s PineTree I.t). ck. I-'." (id Finnan Huddle. .lo < * v**r s m-e 1 step myself. of h« n uiurw i.i:g over you yards post-oflice. Mackerel. .15 I ..ngues ttlid sounds, .10 -u a order every evening. Will You Waul that suit y high Monday Dec. 16. S. II 11 dog .24 Halibut tins. .12 * aim*? I c.u.u- t quite realize that you g per j. fCN'i It) Halibut beads, 1 5 "Perfectly, if y u won’t put it off too Rev. II. K. Day w ill preach at North- pci A new sleigh or pung? We arc mak- have been t i> ys in ti.** country with- Itirrli Harbor. d. ."5 >iii"ked bloaters, dnz .25 east next Dec. ~‘2. Some l! "4 siuok-d all-wives,string. 12 sonic good ones, and will not be w u long." Harbor Sunday, d.lock, ing out Ixj 1. 1- have > a-oom- Fred Kiee has moved into his new .1 t* It. * .111 d ii-.ii .b ."ft being ('apt. II li'u.t, p«-r beat in or •*<)h. well, that I don’t know. I have minister near home will for him. * 3o |.ol.*ters. Ill .15 quality price. -bed it: i t that tin1 day of supply house. !Ill It. 2S pl thong. am-, .2' about d* eid* d to be a Pi. kerel. l'_ qt mi nicies wa« 1 spinster. The hulled-corn sociable in tin* A. (>. 25 1 1:1.■> k .25 ; W. B. Winslow is home from Brooklin Min .Is, 2 lbs. "t.'om**, now, that isn’t fair. 1 n si. rs. .3 'a 40 Mv ii lemaii.od Mi>> Suppose C. W. hall last Wednesday, under the g< iiiiy," for he w inter. I'lM'l. NOTICE. wo to ho married the same (net-ham :. / ti must nut agree day? of the church aid society, was a putt- ngiy, "y auspices 'Vo 1 '■ *** t<>n moots with Mrs. Hleason Wilson, of Jonesboro, ha** .J -per cord per We 1 :i tew tine, new Langur buggies, ex- i.;i 1 v \ .f; H is a That your approval/ Well, success. 1»• Hard. 3 "1 *.611 P.r.'keii. 6.00 judge , i-i- complete and :>ro.-- id n.ad wi.mii- left, finished. You that fresh m mem- been visiting her p irents, Jonas Kiee ;>-v Soft. lf is no rniM u 1 can t. gh.vo very gently New -P-rehouse now road\ Pi rereive car- why teach the high school here this wint r. Wist Sorrento. h II- tier b>». Shorts, per ag ‘' cm her b1 o .!( fir 1.mi ■ and a *-f diamonds 4 4.50 Mixed feed, m the winter. I in-U r knew a I n. I P a slipped hoop Fuevne Jellison is (Jerking for F. K. Straights, riages to paired during y Mrs. and Mrs. Jesse >i. i.iiuis roller, Winter wiu-at. l.mi r. Henry Billingtun 1 ■ bservi d M.irkland luilillv. ling* 4. ./ 1.5'1 Sprnig win at, club, iw. ». Conners. The blood llasli* d to h**r cheeks. Conary celenraieci meir mrunmy p.it trs. Middlings, per hag “Have you into that uiurn In- \\ inter wheat, 4 ”,'vn 5.25 1.1.»fa 1.2* developed There was a at Mrs. Lorenzo Littlefield is the quilting Billington’s repairing •'' wonder, a new woman?” ring wtieat, S, LORD (V a number of barn for the land and water com- « urn meal per bu >'• of In r net it ti bn < ver ln r, “Tony, in tin* afternoon. Quite galls L_ (T)__ “till, nonsense! You know I was akiug •!■! till; Weight pr hu .5" — After a bount iful l iloii t ni'oa-land! i ladies attended. supper pany. Burley, per bn .“5 ivelv ! I tin all that I t*u .35 pnuspnpns. speaking lignint Mr.-. and Mrs. Lewis II. with his bride, has n*i?s. nut ve, per “i ti '." lie furnished by Billingtou Grant, < .4'' am not wedded to state h, ye.-, you answered, >at, v\extern, pi hu any particular to Mrs. been his Mrs. F. a arm about Con iry, tlie company adjourned visiting mother, Lydia II ides and Tallow of i can to drawing reassuring her, tilings—that adapt myself a Grant, lie left here for Portland to visit "l ilt 1 r ft ir might in.tkt1 a mis- Co nary’s, and pa.--cd very pleasant Hides advance slightly. ft sw York Tribune. ciri uuistuui es and up y whatever you corn ami his brother after which he will lb Tallow—per lb— ’' and !t and am it her fel evening in playing games. Pop Joseph, Hides—perK comes. take g marry .,v .04 K,,ngi„ .02 in Mass. were served. Mrs. Bill- return to his home Wayland, r. .031-2 Tried, .01 “t low 1 will make my tin ailing even molasses candy w. an Hew Hilt, 2‘ u r the yea? delightful! cake. ,» Skins, green Lead, of Repubt.rar. Party. havo lov- mother made tin* birthday • ■/ 0 jesting aside, lias it not been rather clearer. I lov- y u—l always ington’s Monday of last week Stephen Potter, *e th. 3e decorated with l.amti skins, .g.Vn .5u ed u. 1 Lave never dreann-d f asking It was very ta-:i fully si w for here, without any girls fur yi twelve years, and Fred Donnell, yon “Clara aged Seeds. else to many me. I Would have white frosting, the names Billing- with you to see and senn and be anyone sixteen, were playing powder bu 3.25 over, lb 1896. through in aged Herds Grans per per su 11 hut u are such a t«.n and “Abbie nary" appearing lb -' 2 K-d, .15 amused men to and told you fore, y, in an room of William Donnell’s Ked Top, per by—nor analyze upstairs .1$ A Kike, .In was afraid to Token- ->f love in the Lawn seed, lb, draw out and interested in?’ dreadful little flirt that I r«■. 1 eandies. shape amused themselves for a get house. They Fretili ruit. ARE YOU WILLING TO LISTEN TO A SUG- ti-t What say you, sweet uf were left. of “How do y ill know there have been my-fate. presents time by dropping small quantities |.,mmis, prdoz .3< •' -.5 \ppies, it"/ .Kn'fi .2" ; heart? .''hull we and settle down Dec. 17. KAl A 35 Appl.-*, l-'d 2.5 '-:;,:. GESTION? uo men?’’ marry on a burning cloth, and watch- ov.nges.prdo/. powder Il.ivuna oranges. d<>/ 4 I ears, do/ .30'" .35 at the old | 1 have your own word P r it. I lilari the little of smoke. It was great Bananas, --<5 Grapes, lVuoli-rot. ing puff Malaga. .2 ”And it w a -1 all the t itne, she mur- Ni.w York Tribi M.'s Lroad columns heard refuse four of air lie.-! ice-house. wouldn’t it be fun to a whole ( .25 Till. you y (i. orgc is enlarging his sport: put ivtawlia, j make il tin- •■a-j.-r in u tin ant"— Soper ami lar.' p< i> |.:i|.- the friends .' mission to visit down mured, "and 1 thought y on at once. It^vas fun. Dried 1’ruit. ] you of powder mimtr i.i read, either on the ear-or at home. Our schools are all doing well. Some pound "Who?” Marklatid 2u .10 l; ... ot tin* in ic, and 1 inf* rred that tho common asked curiously. The who rushed in to sec the Piijs, .12® Tamarinds, 11,-1,r\ no', proprietor largest neighbors .lo Currants, .08® 12 •> mv I M I ■ n \ in f e wm Id, tes- ’’ never si u are xceptionally good. Hates, N.-W-I jel'.ey In rd hail been no better treated. "Oh, mind"—hastily—“I found Steve in a .i'.s»t.!5 ehoiee ."s cause of the commotion Kais a, Apples, string lili, in .! |.uI•.i-h«-«l card, that hi- dipping- for is ■ now what an absurd idea it was! N: warm wave of religious revival I'rui s, .1 fa.14 choice sliced .12] nt -how that Tin. Tut in m. e*»n- “Yes," .-In' said, “y-.u were right. A at the foot of the stairs. He con- |lU.r heap N uts. •'It'. 11 v lav and week 1 y week, lar more 1 iveil me, ever since I was over the under Lev. Inin-. solitude has been utiiiiv.i b d. I people, as as dead: “Cause m My have yijff always pas-ing sidered himself good < original il. liter than any daily w-| aper in on have Almonds, per lb .2' Filberts, per lb 15 a child: Well, it was and Many A If" Me tin I ere-. been resting and thor- really, Tony, Messrs. Osgood Bailey. if I ain't killed mother'll kill me l*ei-ans, per lb ling Walnuts.pr 3h .loo 2o ; New .-rk prove* enjoying myself already, the same. cared lor < tie as more are on t he Bra/iS. per lo .15 Ch-smuts, qt The M ei Kt. \ rank- the lv fair, for l never any faith, and many Both were oughly. Hy way’ —smldiuly—“who p-of**ssed when 1 get home.” boys I>(i-i<• > ne n lind the market n The us in and I call'd for ('ome, let go anxious seat. the good work, up- Ti;l lit M. a i-ol without .in < u :t!. TllE told you that you could emnc?” yon. May badly, but not dangerously, burned. utely Orleans Times Dem- continue. The Men Who Push. Ti;i in m i-tin- "idy newspaper in New York > Put I to mil down to tell Betty.”—Now heaval in the religious world, J- “No oiie, had IS. v\ \i-it all the Dec. A casual at a will n\ ho-e reporters actually ocrat. results in of the glance newspaper in my place on business, and I thought it Monotony stagnation iliflercnt market- person. show a list of men who help build up a Tui. TuiltiM. now print- the bc-t ami fresh- not, to in forces, and storm and thunder Winter llarlior- would look unueighborly drop liivers. religious •~t huuiorou- of the day from the Prosperity Dependent Upon lias a town. pictures are to t lie Robert Milliken opened jewelry — and find out how you were on.” and lightning necessary purifi- m,lie pf«• nt two continents, ami supplies getting What would to the world :f If see a advertisement in happen the store here. you good-sized piniitv ot other entertainment. thoughtful, indeed! So yon cation of atmosphere. and “Very the rivers were to dry up? The North the paper by each of t Ite principal bus- I'.v it- -peeial telegram- eo’-re-pondence, old home at last! Warren bas returned to his home it- aide editorials ami high literary eharaeter, have remembered your are said to havo been Several calves owned by George Leach, Tracy iness men, and a card from each of the American waters liih 1 RlBUM. maintains a po-iiton were not as to splendid How has it been since you were Leach and John Littlefield at Sullivan. smaller ones, you need inquire ami lovers of mu- long in of up for the past six Washy in the regard of Republicans process drying to the of the town—it's solid. and hooks. here?” water about Mon- on a beech lot, which, owing Mr. MoTier was at Cherryfleld last prosperity «ic. art good or seven years. The pastured If find the largest merchants not The Tribi ne’s society news i* known every- years found an you “Fiveyears’ ’—pondering—‘'five treal is some four feet below its depth the lack of proper fence, quite week on business. advertising their business, then you set it where for < xcellence. Its Fashions have ul unsuccessful those who to wav- l.ven of special value, amt changes of this June. this time last If the St. Lawrence extensive common; several is at home from college down as a fact that try push year. Roy Hutchings its -tvleare, as a rule, foretold in The Tribune “Is it much to them in be- their business and the town with changed?” and its tributaries shuuld fail as much efforts were made gather his vacation. sooner than in other newspapers. to spend interests have a hard time and an the old willow the After one man had uphill The New York Tribune is recognized, “A good deal, by more next Canada would he al- fore snow came. around. year, Miss Carrie Hammond, who lias been at journey all the year Exchange. a- tiie leading newspaper of the Re- it fell iu the several men had officially, pond is down ; August most untenable. But we may ven- eight days, and this, spent work at South Gouidsboro. is at home publican party. Gaston tells me.” the last calf was \- fur Farming and Tabor, Tin; Tribune storm, ture to is not going to occur. spent several days, (to season ticket holder predict, again. Agriculturist has for liftv year* demanded, and yet demands, “Oh, I am bo 1 We used to”— sufficient one last in a wild and of food and sorry The conditions as they aro are caught day week, in train) Y'ou don’t have no ticket? that everv pos.-ible dollar's wortli left town Thursday for consumed the American she interest condition. Frank Tracy I on •ommodities, by peo- paused, blushing. distressing. Oar most vital half-famished Season ticket holder—No: travel American ly where lit- has for the ple, shall l»e produced bv tiie people. “Yes,” he "so wo did.” interest. Dec. 16. liostun, employment labors in its responded, in Canada is the forwarding my good looks. Agriculturist—Then For thi- cause, The Triblne _n- w inter. 365 in And he glanced at her laughingly. Without it Montreal would disappear probably you ain’t goin’ very far. various editions days every year. A man i- j dged by the newspaper he takes, "And the house?” she hurried ou— an- is not unusual for on steamer as Palmyra did when caravans took When most needed it Willie Welch, engineer lie who reads The* TRIBUNE i« wide awake, Isle of “how does it look?” mid would after a to be away from “Mascot," left for his home at Deer assert isnnrnts. progres-i\ respectable and capable, worthy other route, probably, your family physician of business ami social friends. : Mr. (he confidence to pieces show far less was the of live in a rut “Awfully—everything gone similar laps-' of time, home. Such experience Thursday. It vou are a \-ung man, you will dust, cobwebs uud mold of the I ml. the for all’vour lib- by catering to that w Inch is everywhere; ii#is t" mark the spot where J. V. Schenck, editor Caddo, Mr. Shiite, of K Us worth, will teach Beecham’s pills consti- except the worthy base if vou feed vour mind newspapers, family portraits white with mil is for the when his little two is a student in upon once i> w as. Onr grain pres- Ter., Banner, girl, high school here. He lull ot -caudal, vulgarity and inanity. 1 iiink dew. the with a severe io* and Get the for a iin.mcnt of the people who read news- ent dammed bark in the canals, and of age, was threatened college. pation 25*. years Bowjjoin onm t 'f t1 at class. On the otic hand. The “Oh, Touy,” she cried, “how dread- it off are He wife in- ■ ; ( to of says: “My Globe ... : .1 tiie of Pteainships "tiling carry attack croup. A hall will lie held at at Vuibt ably la.g. ful! You our masquerade book your and who can to a ically ought to ilj something 1 n unu -ital rocks and t I for a doctor, but druggist’s the tm help Improve ti ar their hulls that go Dec. music by w- in at ut ug hall Monday evening, '-’3; Miung man of any m pa per tiie tie m. is of town 1 po-ition, laid Most interesting the was out pur- Sale-. A-seriate with them. "I g. i-mg up. family physician Wood’s orchestra. go by it. United yourself shall," he said. “1 was fund of eih of Chamberlain’s Cough Mr. tlorr continues to write for Tiie Tri- I mm -si'ii "t the sclent puitmeut da bottle of after tho place as a Pendleton died Saturday, Annual sales more than G.000,000 boxes. bune. lad, and tl down the <>ut- her George a trip to measure which relieved immediately. ho free Daily, *I<> year. >|. (-Jill university, Remedy, illness. He leaves a — ... here has awakened all t a long and painful .irate!\. SEMI WEEKLY $'2. ,.ld umiug. river at what we would fain will not be without it in the future.” Spm.w l I! ,« f the I almanac for i-v -•> am tired to wife and one child. Wei key, si. Tribune death of so* ti>< exei I.' it will reach in 1 for sale George it,,;ie I- til" 1 west p( 25 and 50 cent bottles by Tuk American: cents. lili-- TRIBUNE, New Yura tii u ,,f d." Dee. 21. S- ng”—smil ng—“and the Witness. Pareher. bother of our day.—Montreal A. being agreeable lo people that l

_ __. _ f J Kv. rywhoro we wellnil IIineork Ik.prist Quarterly. ge seme .. „ on file at the state house. He is an iTovrcspcmtinirr. l"'t M 11.1'" Cusuooiib American. The Iliuinn k Baptist quarterly meeting | Siu-aparill..,. |, ,, £i)c active has represented greatest ruralive agent I* t',. ! republican; he belli at Trenton church, ■ w will Baptist Win n Rally was k, we gave her Castorla. Mood his in both branches of the “Let 1 s 11 ivc 1 Vaec.” purifier ami nerve tonh\ \L A l. county Tin 1 >er. 31, at m., and emit inue A \\u rul.lTk .1«>t‘ UN KI.I.SUOK1U. l>ee. 21, IS'.*.";. -day p. When she w»; a Child, she crlisl for Castorla. and was a soldier Mood's Pills for the n m.i'in.i* legislature, good until liver and 1,,.^..],, the Editor The American: Thursday night. When she tiecame Miss, she clung to Castorla a* Cleaves To of ra-lly, yet promptly and Ti'l l’>t> \ Y IDllMNh during the war. (iovernor It i- to he a union meeting of both efleetively. \,!r. llitse were the words of a great soldier When she had Children, she gave them Castorla A t has manifested a kindly feel i!.\ li-.and a deiegnt ion is hoped always w ho when it was Ins to large M fought plain duty I >!JTH. \INK old and Mr. («il- I. It js desiied that nil the 2ltofjrrttsnv.rnts. ing for the soldier, i lu horrors of war especially m mi. tight., blit who realized more's friends claim that have 1 pfi>tors of t tie association be presynt, as, U '! \ \ \ 1 TBLlSNINu < n. they and t lie blessings of peace. 1 commend he will there is important business to attend to I jiliim- ;iMil Mitn.i^rr. good reasons for stating that [these words at Ibis Chris m .s t't- {,> CAMPBELL & ' whit h whs left over from the last minis- ^PTJE be retained in his present position.' i President levehind and the truculent 3tUKitiscmcntB. Uts* meeting. B*l nil of our ( lirist ian THi : \v. DECEMBER 26, IS95. The Brunswick TiUgraph says: editors of (he daiiy papers. j com* and eh it r t he hen rts of t he A war an-I e f 111 Workers ••There seems to be an on the with the great j attempt brethren. Bring g pel hymns b. in Trenton < I’ritish would ( in)icK Mu! ivk- in for a share of some empire horribly generous part newspaper correspond- o and li. struetiveto both nations, ami st t belli of el ;n unships as she ought to. Mr. ents to forestall the governor’s ap- bark for a Such a century in progress. hill Sleaiubo.it Line. 1C ads the committee on ways to this office, but if we can Klin pointment war should be the of our own upon part The busines- of t lie Bin-bill sj< ,t at Gifts and tin* must of the read the methods Holiday important governor’s rightly, great and enlightened wholly t lie people line under the mnnngem-f "f pt. Having bought sturk, :';v!urts nmi IIuus. ■ committees. Mr. Boutelle this will amount to but attempt little, defensive. The l nited States of America aorounts ov. m d I v O X.t’roekett is a marvel of dew! •; iu. AT formerly Campbell the committee on naval a heads affairs, if it does not boomerang. should never be the aggressor. It is tin- s A True, and leased t heir prove \Vhen t he line opeiJt d a h w v ein mi.cc Wl, „ t«> la- and Mr. Miiliken the one on The has shown his of the great ami was to furnish nil a public governor through duty powerful w ith the old Morri- ri," prepared with “Henry 1 .r,d grounds. The remain- whole administration an calm, dignified, just and forbearing. r goods found at a buildings independ- for some t ime a problem whether r.ot usually i„fs amt we mention this Only the weak ami unjust bluster m* Mt market. i] nv ml merely ence and can* in his appointments eonUi ! e made 11• pay. PARCHER’S. t hreaten. “Oil hit- We own our own slaughter-hoUs» to c mod :<• the record Mr. Reed, that have given very great satisfaction For two or three summers the ( ; our At a time when the Christian would *doek Is mm > have had all that stly native, nnd ; < t graces ‘he p> iker’s chair. to the of the State. And it is riim and the “Juliette” ed ! people more than evt r of ■ f,,r” ordinarily be thinking t h is line w .is ’■’’Oiglii erillg, eon .« .in- „• >v the fact that B. Cleaves is t hey eould do. and last winter We Henry w ill to m* n We comm* nd to oifc- readers the that “peace on earth, good feeder of the Boston *V Ban- nui guarantee it hen:thy nr 1 m,d. not that the principal governor and somebody else, which Christmas suggests: when Chris- communication to be gor line from the east. Business is just Order* for dispassionate a not r.iilct Articles, Slaughtering may he has given him popularity tian 11 at ions slum Id la -com b: i.t d o r< .0 Pres- as at t h is t ime as it was last found ia an >t ■!' column on the good year, left at the Store. in He will un- Christians from thv "mn < ik- equaled many years. suffering ( Crockett thinks it to ident' message on the Venezuelan and apt. promise- make an when able Turk" and Moslem fanati. .. Choice l’erfiimes. an n;;. n to doubtedly appointment b< all w inter. Industrial Journal, By giving prompt hu*i- allair. it to common sense good j appeals men's 1)1'“ •. ami he gets ready, satisfactory to himself, President Cleveland has tinned makiug our and to the A hasty highest patriotism. this it will be thoughts to the prospect of a war tui and when he lias done I leaf n»'-- annul 1m- flirt'd Articles Nursery anil Hath. readi: u ne message last week led between the two most free, and as ns to the Mr. Cil- powerful, I. local api'H. ation- a- they runnel reaeh the j Prices how Possible, satis*..ictory people. : us into an approval of it. The “sober, enlightened of all the Christian nations 11: j |... .,n of the ar I n< p- more has made a satisfactory officer, wav t 1 that !■* us to a con- •i war which would entail more suffer- We to continue rela- second ■ -- e. b\ .ill sc hope thought*1 brings with the II. n.4 5 ..die. I», i- ll-e.i is thoroughly acquainted of the t ions with all who hav f the matter directly in ing and misery than Turk nas indicted flamed condition of the nuieoti- lining patronized templation business, and. the record of ! w hell this P :- intla having on Christ ian for five centum >. t he old stand in the pa*d. w i t ii as man v line dh t < tnuunnieation r. «1 .>11 li:»\• a ru:e-,»iind or inq-erfeet hear j Don’t Consider your Christ- an excellent soidier, which (iovernor heatm-- i- more new ones as s» t tit There is no question between lireat |i g. and When it i- entirely en.-ed. j t g us a < be to. [lie r- -ud. a- d Hide-- the i n flam mat lo n an Cleaves Jiritrtin ami the I'nited Slates w hieh eau- t rial. always recognizes, many a:,d thl- tube re.tored to it- inonial lakeii 01.1 j mas until ma\ in office la- mutual courteous hearing will be de-tr.oed forever. < hristuias. think he continue not adjusted by o11ditio11, purchases c.dnpletc MI Ol.l» V( ( (it NTs Ml si IS I s|;i. lin.-ea-e- out of ten are eau-ed by eatarrh. j tii v- rnor's administra- or in t lit-end by arbitration. “For bed' Id, 1 bring unto ye., glad through g negotiation, which i- nothing but an inllamed condition of j I l> AT UM'K. Neither is the un- the mucous -tit face-. have holi- )i at which > i be tion." trespassing upon you inspected my tidings gr joy, W'«• will give one Hundred I* ar- f-.r any of tin- this war | disputed rights oilier; rr: an to all people: for unto us is born this ■a-e of 1atHe-- eau-ed by eat that CO I N It < .< J*. ta'k.set going by the President, is not cot ! up ! Ha- ( atarrh < up m ,j f,,r stock. i.i tin of David a Saviour, free. day THE CAMPBELL & TRUE MARKET. day city over line between them, •ircular-, any boundary Y .1 IIKNKV ,\ mi, Toledo. ‘> which is Christ the Lord." News t:: hundred years ago. to-day. : < « r lie i) n r* p 14■" d Vt m zucla. JO'jrrticrnunts. cahiit:'. That dispute has existed for half a •w\ G. A. PARCHER. Druggist. V-p.l Tva-.ucs. I Consider how dele of the world as we century without war. In that dispute I-les two dro.wiing Cranberry reports is >11 S'lM.t li N NOTH 1 now V ’\y it va> auown to all the several questions are debatable; one accidents this week. Bairt Connty Savings Bait win-re the true is; another is >T ATF OF M \ I N F. ot tl -sc iays. Did even boundary people ELLSWORTH, ME. Ih'1 IH-I rnil'i a. .1, isv». “c<*bweb whether the can be •» to uv -t n : li.u on tin- -i x I« nt h and pronounces it a success. found; another is whether the parties day <.t |ii inb* r, il. tv.r,. a war 6 ; :e faiint ss of his party,” < otniiK IK «•«1 Itiminr-o 'lay I. ISTd. 1' helm -AMI ■ant in u-ol fiic v was i'Miiil out of the eou rt tidings Cvi.ipri themselves can in time the matter: adjust said of marvellous It he that The of C. C. Horner hs f insolvency. for county Hancock, f message'.’ may appointment ■ another is whether the dispute cannot 1!i thi- bunk are by law exempt fr-on ig linst the estate i (it *rgc F. Kddy. f sent him understood All I.mtcii Boom. ran k 11 in t In < "a nt "f f| nc<.c k. n: only lie who remain unsettled another half avation. Mulil n, y century to h« »n ins by the Senate last Wednesday. 'talc of Maine, adjudged its true significance. without war; another i> whether the 1 e* to on ;. e it ion nt iid .it htor, whi* ! ./ !'//> / DAVIS. Prrnidtnt. Kx C'it Mar-hal Doimvan t<> announce to !>»•>:•* ion was tiled f» the sixteenth day of I»«- No message ever brought mortals is over l‘ii ited States has any ot her than a -■lit i- South Brouksville < feeling happ\ i'HAM.KS C. ItriCRIU.. Trraturrr. hat he ha- leased tie- building recently .»ccu vn r. d P * to which date intt x- :i has such as this; none blocks. It is mental interest in tliat another lainis i> to oe that the pay •: it.t significance an order for 135,000 paving dispute; ie«l I.esvl- A •I"’* and ha- lltted it uj> a- a computed; by v ‘Tv and the d an debts and tile er and pee. Jiiher. an \ I -1 • for u st tie md t rat ever so absolutely true. \ new feature ft.r KII-w**rfh 1- his and the livery Sorrento came near losing two young if any p. t v i.y linn ar. forbidden by law whether tic Monroe doctrine is of any SKillT I Mil KOO At -the mily .-ue In the ope: differences sink out a 1. .1 of the creditors "f said Doctrinal intoinsig- citizens last week. no \ici» o» i>iic»-:c iok> debtor, They poured powder tt •• 1 application to boundary y. o e t lie;r tlebt I' d h> >•■« n'ii- more at as the disputes. pr-1 niflcance for this day least, on tire to see it It Tne .1 T of Mis estate, will la- held at a puff. puffed. boy* All t bese ions are debat-* ami s V Pavp, .John Whitcomb, issjgm-i quest certainly •ourt «>f to he holdeu at of all Christendom focuses on are still h 111 ItMUM. N. H Cmtl.UX.K. insolvency tpr* thought alive. A 1 'ha1' a full -toek of able. They arc quest ions tobe-ol\ed by e<-|» rate court room, in Klisworiii, in said ounty the facts of our .Sav- ('ll AHl.t S IUHHII.I.. >f on the ninth d iy *>f grand central statesmen and not by mutual Hancock, Thursday The for the of Calvin publicists, a. o'clock in the for.- of His petition pardon BREAD, PASTRY and lanuary, d 1X1*6, at ten iour's birth and the greatness ilest ru t ion ami deal h. loon. Graves, the game warden murderer, has Hank hour- iroin a. m. to U in. dally, (iiven under hand the date find abov»- mission. For once in the year the Kverv American citizen, proud of h s my been laid before the governor. It (•on- DOUGHNUTS. vritten. Javi.s T. < mimo. its and world is at peace, or wishes it were. tains 7,000 signatures. country, liberty civilization, deputy Sheriff, as Messenger of the '•■ml of all ■■••.iked on the for said countv of Hancock The spirit of forgiveness, of giving, of Imuld insist upon a civilized ami peace- When jireml-e-. insolvency Two brother.-, of Cranberry Isles, have ful solution of all these and will toward men is abroad in the questions, -Also- NOTH I oi 1 OKI ( os| III good been drowned from the same sloop diould send to the rear all who suggest McFarland and d I earth, and all are made better by it. II^HKKF. AS. I.izzie M. within a few inoaluv And down among i he sa vageness of war as a welcome solu- Tobacco and Cigars, H M. McFarland, I seems less then tn ct-Mg. and for the moment sin the islands i* hoodooed. Selecting Hancock county. Maim, by they say theslcnjp [ ion. .. Bluehill Ginger Ale, leed. dated the twenty first day <>• \ ■ r. and easier to bear. ■ heinous, suffering The American will be a unit in i. d. 1X9CI, and recorded in t M. H.ui k The most valued of H. W. people The world-wide set the possession Canned Goods and Pickles. Registry of Deeds, book -’71. pag. example by resist ing to t he last any at tack upon their Presents t. Smith, of Bueksport. is the comm.-mi -eyed to me, Alrnon Snow, of m.u.1 of Christmas does not cease or rights; I believe their sober certain of real estate situate in ’.Mat spirit Day of Jonathan the founder of the lercitory parcel Buck, fiart of tne town of Kden. Hancock sun. Per- «c omi them whv not some- with the down of the thought will make practi- as Bar bound. ! going Village, as first lieutenant of a company get y, Maine, known Harbor, fection is not to be looked for this side cally a unit against an aggressive war for J. II. md described as follows, to wit: Be- ordered to invade Canada. It is signed useful, as well DONOVAN, on the western side of Forest cause. thing ginning but the recurrence any itreet at the northeast corner of lot N of the millennium, by Thomas Pownal, governor of Massa- Next Woodward Bros'., Ellsworth. j The “war talk*’already indulged in has a> ornamental? »n the plan hereinafter described, owm-.l of Christ's natal brings us all chusetts, and dated March 13, 1758. thence day cost the country millions of dollars. Its md occupied by Stephen Ryder; mrth five and thirteen minutes nearer to it. continuance is further If cannot afford! degrees The Christmas re- doing damage you ?ast but following the said western si.it most-prized present da > I We all understand the and y. »f said Forest street feet to the south- joy pride ceived Mrs. Moses Cottle, of Klis- a 1 can sure- sixty by ’iano, you east corner of lot No. IX on said owned of a Holiday Greetings plan, that the advent little a thence north de- accompany worth Falls, is pair of stockings knit Our Common Schools. -BY- iy A. (*. Bulger; eighty-five ly find some article of nine minutes west but following the one into the tie that binds this fall ln*r mother, Mrs. Sarah Grin- trees family—a by Great Poni>, Dec. 20, 1S95. »outh line of said lot No. ix ninety feet to the closer than any other; no human ex- die, of Orland, who is in her ninety-sec- To the i:ditor of The American: Furniture such as a •ast line of lot No. 25 on plan of land of Snow ind Morse, recorded in tne Hancock county. it. How infi- ond the and knit 1 a of of t he THE GROCER. perinee is like unto year. spun yarn May say word approval DRUMMEY, Maine, Registry of Deeds, book of plans 1, | w t he Couch, south five thirteen in all its is the the stocking* hunt aid of glasses. ariic'c on our common schools in a recent Lounge, Hasy Mine is the store in the ,>age 52; thence degrees nitely greater aspects only city ninutes west but following east line of said of that carries the celebrated from Father of us issue The American? Not until ot No. 2-5 ami the east line of lot No. 61. also coming of One the Bar Harbor .■. now of a Chair, Rocker, i.iiaiug big Fancy and feet to the parent- awaken to the fact that upon >wned by Snow Morse, sixty all—a revelation of the divine to the with now sing *>f said lot No thence pleasure pav.iiou, alley*, their influence almost or Table of some kind, lorthvvest corner 16; entirely depends a ,outh five nine minutes cast a room, nuwete Flour, eighty degree-* human, and of the fatherhood billiard rifle range, track, the succts-«>r failure of children in the Magnoli sign j ml following norm line of said lot No. 16 refreshment etc., a* one of lie school-room, shall we see marked im- for which there is al- con- of God and the brotherhood of man! booths, any s mu iy fiet I- the piace of beginning, in or 4.~>0. hundred to- of neit seusou. “Possibil- provement de|>ortrneiit scholarship ainii.g fifty-four square feet, this Christmas sea- possibilities a in w May particular of t he average pupil. ways place cwery gether i. h t he buildings thereon, being lot ls good; the swimming So. 17 as show n on said together with a son be an to us all to do ity” pool aspired It is not difficult for even a casual ib-.«a- I n>-* «een hi oken. now I reason of the REPORT OF THE Oak Noyelties, at therefore, y commissioner to force the governor clam shells, and the farther down he • reach of tin- condition thereof, 1 claim a to CONDITI ON ’oreclosure <>! said mortgage. to make an appointment appears went the more plenty the shells became. -OF THE- M. .1. D1UJMMEY, have utteriy failed, and Hon. P. P. Now the Brooksvillians want to know K F. KHiDMAN b, : It II. Kivtkmx.e Odd Fellow*’Block, Ellsworth. the how tii. --. shells came to be and if Gilmore, of Bucksport, present there, NOTH t «>» I OKI < ml It! \ 1 .is at one time to the this beneath the No. Water St. ■ of incumbent, is still attending iiiiiy FIRST NATIONAL BANK, 4, \\v H *: it I. a s. Augustus w i11, \, Colby liu* H.iin ix t>\ as we have it ocean. at Ellsworth, in the- State of Maine, Vt k'p'»rt. duties of the office, and, < at the close <*f business, The lis III*I Ig ige deed (>ct*d «. and in a most credit- 1895. SHOPPING AND •ecorded iu the Hum’’” lx * *!-, from good authority, West Frankt.il people attribute the Dec 13, ml. 278, page IM. conveyed t«. rheunder- REsorut ES. • able manner. warm w eamer to a neighbor'- new -1«.\. INFORHATION tgned. a certain parcel *>f real * situate l.'iitiis and discounts. #218,255 36 it said and bounded f»• 1 >ws, with tie > which Bucksport, From the time Governor Cleaves After suffering old, 5*2 o\i-rdrafts, secured and unsecured 62 BUREAU, <• wit. Beginning <»n t tie westerly sole *>f made it for the to draw r 8 Bonds i r<-1: *;. i •»:i '".'mkmhi I’hird street at the corner "f first became our chief magistrate it necessary family <& Street. northeasterly Premiums on 1‘. s. bonds.. .. 5.796 87 355 357 Boylston thenct said their beds abou: tlie kitdien thin and of Mark (iray; westerly by in stove, >i has been his policy not to move k securities, etc.. 105,977 71 BOSTON. MASS »ra\'s and four rods to his nort hw «-t* rly j man sent to Portland for a stove tnat Banking-house, furniture and li\- •orner, tlu-nce said t.ray 's land until satisfied it southerly by any matter fully tures. 7,00000 the »utlie the tin. ”f Frank.in up u* to buy goods, g#-t samples, advi-c and give southerly pro- Fractional paper currency, nickels 1 luced; tlu-nce easterly by the line year. to send the stove back to general ami detailed Information, in regard t-- southerly petitioned and cents. 3 52 1 nine rods to the Gowns, Goat-. Garment-. Wrap-,and Material-. >f Franklin street produced Whenever the decides Portland, or els* to his doors and Lawful im*ne\ reserve in bank.vi/.: side of 'I'hird street; thenct- said governor keep Ladies and where it has been t..r them t<» come vesterly by tKi impossible street southerly alx ut seven rods to s Specie.16,4*1 Clothing1, t«» I’hird a in this office. Hancock window closed. Boston, and where the mil lire of such pur upon change Legal-tender notes... s.16.5 00 24.655 00 mint a' Hid whereas tile -11 < 1111 II of •liases and enquiries required good ta-te, begun to Redemption fund with l'. s. Treas- aid mortgage i. >s .*.•:• br> k« ;:. a. tJ.t re- county can be depended upon A knowledge of styles, and judgment, and, while ; thrifty Penobscot farmer viewed with urer > per cent, ot circulation 2,250 00 ore, reason *»t tin- breach of the condition Gents offering to pay us well for -u< h tmuhle, we by the nomination. ! Furnishing’s. I claim a foreclosure «>t id m**rt- stand by and uphold the reckless of rould not undertake tie- without hereof, pain depredations skunks, Total. #432,389 49 iv-p.>n-iblUty .Mr. Gil- BEFORE FEB. 1. 1896. detriment to our estai.ii-lied l-u-lness’as Dress- 1 rage. As for us. we sincerely hope iiid forthw ith set a trap, lire the morn- Dec. lit, a. d. 1895. LIABILITIES. makers, with the fa* Pities which we had then, i Bucksport, Thom vs M No no; more be retained. In fact we sun had gilded the eastern and -u1 KsSKMiKU's NOTH I enough -erviec to do -ueh as re mer was astir. Cautiously he approached National hank notes outstanding 4 4,300 00 your shopping you STATE OF MAIM:. j The American appears not to he Due to other National banks. 2,685 57 worth of quire in the and when w ithin a few of 1S95, $16,500 goods H a Nf < X k, sv: December 2'i. a. d. I*'•.*5. trap, yards Due to State banks and bankers... 5,-587 87 j alone in this view. as re- it he to nearer. In in store. I can afford to DRY is to give notice that on the twenty- Opinions stopped, fearing go Dividends unpaid. 32 00 i my GOODS. first of December, a. d. a war- in other thedim light he saw something wriggling Individual to check 235,665 92 jMUs day 1895, flected in newspapers parts depositssubject sell or worth READY-MADE GARMENTS, ant in was issued out of the in the trap. Of course it was a skunk; Demand certificates of 77,693 62 $3,000 $4,000 insolvency deposit. •ourt of insolvency, for said "f Han- of the State, outside Hancock county, what else could it be? Elated with suc- Cashier’s c |ecks outstanding. 36 67 of these 10 cent, FURS, TRIMMIN6S, MILLINERY, comity goods per ock, against the estate of Benjamin.). Staples, with favor the cess he seized a long pole, and with many *f Swan’s Island of Han- do not regard possi- Total. # 432,389 4'.* below cost, which I shall do. CARPETS AND RUGS, Plantation, county vigorous blows pounded the helpless rock, State of Maine, to be an insol- a The Alews adjudged of change. Bangor a he STATE OF MAINE. UPHOLSTERY GOODS, ent debtor on said debtor, bility animal to jelly. When deemed it This means 30 per cent, dis- petition of “As tfme goes on the opinion -afe to approach he did so. There is one County ok Hancock, ss: -I, Henrv \V. FURNITURE, WALL vhich petition was filed on the twenty-first says: cashier the count to raise cash at once to PAPER, of a. d. t.» which date hen missing from his flock now. Cushman, of above-named bank, lay December, 1895, gains ground that Hon P. P. Gilmore do solemnly swear that the above statement BRIC-A-BRAC, PICTURES, merest on claims is to be computed; that the is true to the best of mv and be- meet liabilities. laynieiit of debts to or ;. said debtor, as State knowledge ami other any will remain in office liquor Mothers. lief. HENRY W. Cashier. works of art. md the transfer and delivery <>f CUSHMAN, On and after and un- any property the remainder “One good mother is worth a hundred school .Subscribed and sworn to before me this 23d to-day, In fact, anything which you cannot get at your >y him are forbidden by law, that a meet- commissioner through I masters,” said George Herbert. Men are what dav of December, 1895. til can local shop* and requires expert judgment. tig of the creditors of said debtor, to prove Mr. Feb. 1, you * of Gov. Cleaves’ administration. iheir mothers make them. But if the mothers LEONARD M. MOORE, 1S96, buy We do not charge for getting samples, but heir debts and choose one or more a .s ignees ire and irritable, through irregularities, (Seal.) Notary Public. for and r-harge five per rent, on all purchases. Remit d his estate, will be held at a court of insol- Gilmore has fulfilled the peevish Clothing Men, Boys -aid satisfactorily •female weakness,” and kindred ailment-, they Correct—Attest: lance must accompany all orders, or goods can vency to be holden at Kllsworth, in duties of his office, and his many Qnd no pleasure, no beauty in the care of their L. A. EMERY. j Youths, Hats and Caps, La- he semi C. <>. D. if de.-ired, except those known rounty of Hancock, on the ninth day of Jun- ii.tbe All effort is torture. Retail such, who LEWIS FRIEND. Directors. to us. lary, a. d. I89t>, at ten o’clock in the forenoon. to believe that the dies’ and Gents’ above friends are inclined IV**! weighed to the earth with “weaknesses” pe- GEO. P. DUTTON, ) Furnishings, (riven under my hand the date first THE < culiar to .heir -ex, try Hr. Plena’s Favorite COLBY SHOPPING AND vritten. W. Moore, cannot do better than re- Ladies’ and Misses' Cloaks at of governor Prescription. They will find the little ones a Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger <>f the court a Xotirrs. INFORMATION BUREAU. insolvency for said of Hancock. tain him in his present position.” lelight instead of torment. .Special 25 to 40 per cent, discount. ; county T<» tho-e about to become mothers it is a price- The Gardiner says: e-- Reporter*Journal bin.m. It lessens the pains and perils of NOTH E. I am forced to do this to raise Venice of Assignee of His Appointment^ j •hildoiith, shortens labor and promotes the Jcr Sale. ••The on the of the execu- annual meeting of the stockholders of \t Kllsworth, in the county of H mcoek, and delay part *• ret ion of an abundance of nouri-hment for rpHE cash at once. line to ! X the Hancock Fair association Biggest if, ne, tin fount his Gilmore’s .he child* County AM- te. in appointing (Mi. will be held at the office of said association, select from in Eastern Maine. llotl.l-IK—t'l-rifrbt :i l-or-e ! vember, a. d. 1895. in Ellsworth, Hancock on Iqi.NOINK^ power engine ai.-l i. :;« r, and on notice of leads to believe that county, Maine, p.-rtahle 1 undersigned hereby gives successor many truck* Suitable for in doors or the es- Monday, the sixth day of January, a. d. 1896, Overcoats and LBstcrs any purpose, I^Hlliis appointment us assignee of Za Let. 30 per i*ut, where light i- m the incumbent may continue at 2 o’clock m., for the election of officers power needed. .Iu*t the at* of I. i-'rmin Hutchins, of Franklin, present p. for wood in for the ensuing year, and the transaction of cent, discount. tiling sawing, perfect repair, and laid of Hancock', insolvent «1* btor, w h<• Cleaves’ will he sold county in office during Governor HE—The John Black house on Main other business that mav come cheap (mirr ha- no furtluru-e las been declared an insolvent upon hi* any properly f°r it be -ecu at Gilmore has a HOCstreet, with or without the land. For before said meeting. H. F. Whitcomb, May Hopkins' foundry. For »wn petition, bv the court of insolvency for administration. Mr. I. It. l KLKMAN. Ac particulars inquire of S. P. Stockbridge, secretary and clerk of said association. particular*, price, ad-ires- i*. <). liox 4,-J, •aid county of Hancock. large number of letters i nd petitions Ellsworth. Ellsworth, Me., Dec. 26, 1895. Southwest Harbor. l)cc. 25, 1885. Ellsworth, Me. Albert F. Burnham, Assignee.

t \ IIKM VO!.! M'K. onrriwKV. ! CIIK1STSAN years passed serenely, til! in 1891, on his C HRISTMAS SUNDAY. inns sermon at the Free Baptist ehureh in gftbrrtismcnta. birthday, Dee. Deacon DeLaittre (5, passed the afternoon. MRS. MARY JANK CbOltUI. from earth to his heavenly home. Two SVNDAV SCHOOL C HR I STM AS FESTIVALS. Af. r years of pal nl waiting for release years later, on Nov. 20, 1893, the eldest How it was Observed at the ('hurdles daughter, Mrs. sore from that relent lets dS*. I'ulsifer, died, y The l.Ti i tar in ii, Methodist and Baptist Hood’s' .consumption, missed and Some Programmes. great ly lamented by t he church schools will hold their Christmas Only at the home of her sister, Mrs. .J. Q. A. and friends. Sunday many The Sunday before Christmas is usually N. Y., Dee. And before another of festivals to-night (Christmas eve), and Butler, Brooklyn, 5, 1395, at jicriod two years Local Dealers Sell Mere of Hood's was on 25 at Lclio observed in most of the churches tin* Congregational ei lurch to-morrow t he age of seventy-n in years, Ms. Mary completed, Sept. last, by spec- farm, in Kt mi, where, with her of these will Sarsaparilla Than of All Others. .June Clough enu red ha: home where daughter, ial and appropriate services, with Sunday (Christmas) night. Keporls she had been spending a few months, he published next week. Druggist S. D. Wiggin, corner of Main | *‘t here shall be no more pain," ami that Mrs. D« Lai! ire passed away after a brief school concerts in the evening. the AT KT. JOSEPH’S CATHOLIC CHURCH. and Water has been in business at heaven w here so triends and loved illnes,, leaving younger daughter as j Streets, many This year was no the t he sole siir\i\or of a w hich once exception among There will he services at St. ones were her. family special awaiting was so well Ellsworth, Maine, known, and so highly prized churches of Ellsworth. At t lie Congrega- Catholic church to-morrow Mrs. Clough was the daughter of in IjHmoine. Joseph’s since 1S66, and has Methodist, and Free (Christmas First mass will he cele- •Samuel Wood, of Bluehill, anil a greal- .Mrs. D<-Lai it re was a woman of many tional, Baptist Bap- day). had a store at Bar virtues of the n ore brated at 7.30 o’clock; second mass at 10 ,iandduiighter of Joseph Wood, • !*-rs of t he town. She married He was clerk in tiisi was of a quiet and retiring spirit; always The day dawned with the sky filled 1 Monti’s mass in b flat will be .. w sung. for six .: d Cm 'h and d t w it h him in cnlm and self-possessed, modest and un- with leaden clouds rain, and Bangor years 1 portending There will be at both services. a .1 assuming; and un- preaching and in Boston for hippy union in »!• separaled them patient forbearing; just, about time the wind selfish, forgetful of herself and church-going is the musical I more than sears ago. thought- Following programme: one year. He tes- thirty ful of and and rain were furious. Many wore kept others; sympathizing helpful Ivvrie. tifies: Mrs. her home in Bluehill to those in or Clough kept want trouble; a true friend, away from church, and the outlook for <»loria. f and one who had friends. She had for many years, and not uutd advancing many the evening was anything but cheerful. Credo. “My sales of nur modern civilization a:i ardent love for the word of (Jod, the and weakness made it Kt .. J ( j age inereitsing About noon the clouds broke, and Inearnatus.. *tV°M Hood’s Sarsaparilla which more than another church, the means of grace, and the I Miss MLilian ! seem did she t lie lit and are four one \ best, accept urgi "rdmaneeH of the Lord's house. soon the sun was shining. During the Ave Maria.Miss Mabel Monaghan to of it over all Sa net us. distinguishes invitations of her kind and She '.ad a sense of her own un- similar oft-repented deep afternoon it cleared entirely away, and II. any prepa- w *>r! Agnu- Dei.(J. Druniiney live w it h t hem. hiness, and a high sense of the ration. When loving sisters to the children were assured of a pleasant benedict us.M iss Monaghan peo- 'I with which the wealthy purity, righteousness, and holiness of larg' sympathy Possessed of ail amiable disposit ion, a < ple want a blood i .d, ho t hat, w bile she much in evening. In the evening, at 7.30, grand musical and the cultured regard their poorer and rejoiced ready humor, keen perceptions, refined I hi* Lord, she rejoiced with trembling. AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. purifier, I always follow men and women. vespers. ],>> f< rtunate was She was not one «»f those who are in advise tastes and quiet cheerfulness, she The sermon by the pastor, Rev. 1). L. them to that much of this is the oft; but she was rather one of It is undeniable and rapture 5 is the always an agreeable entertaining : Yale, was on the text, “Behold I barsaparilla «fleet of Christian and those who wash the Saviour’s f«•* t with bring direct teaching c ami toae<./\ no->k £l)c King’s Daughters. the It must unpan ion, by many t heir tears, and w ipe t lo rn w it h t he hairs you good tidings.” The nature and sig- y gross. culture, and though men doubt C > acted a fireside, and to the pleasant homes of nf t heir la ad, ami w ho do w nat t in y can niticance of the Christmas observance •n, because I never is conducted the Haml- the of tie* good Samaritan before 1 for Him and 11 is. [This department by part many of her kindred she was • ver a wel- were treated. in I land circle of the of Ells- aint. Any one who It was bar to a appropriately King’s Daugiiters Jesus j r tel m» d Ins message of peace part live truly <’didst inn come The worth. Headquarters at Room-- Pi and 13 Man- lurifier not see guest. lila; tc diffusa around bar a Chris- pulpit was tastefully decorated may will on there ate but truly block, Main and good earth, ning street/’Ellsworth.j benefit in one for Fora year or more she ha ! been with tian in Milan a. ; mid. having livad in com- with evergreen boughs. This was the bottle; but, stomach few who would feel to disposed deny Mrs. But v b< munion will: (i- d. and <: i- d in ( 5. ri d her work of t he trouble, one can benefit her sister, Brooklyn, regular flower committee of to all friends of the | get right away.” that the active benevolence so eharac works do .'ollow her. Her. II. ('. Merry Christmas ivhiT w hands min.-tend tenderly Estes, t he church. The record of remarkable cures effected illing 1). Ii r. :)H > 1 <1 tcristie ( f our times is the direct out /.I vacate. King’s Daughters. mt\ w re held enables us to that to I. needs. ITim-ru! A' >\. "M .1 miri ton, N. I L. Xov. ’95. 'Hie special music for the occasion was truthfully say collie of that event, which is now The debt incurred the being b hei 0 a M r. by King's Daugh- t I. re, and then her sung by a chorus of twelve voices. I he ceh brnti il all over the world. ters on t he occasion of the recent concert Hood’s I:- re*- '«» I'.ltir- Butler, accompanied I « 'INKI.itIMi in A MO! regular choir being assisted :>y Miss Mary Sarsaparilla is a whieli s!i< nbl SK. tlte has been Tb' ugh charity duty «b by Apollo quartette, light- hill. In Boston he was j ine.i b> orge Hall, Mrs. F. F. Redman, Mrs. Royal, so- Is the not he li.*.'Hted by times and seasons, ened by donations of money from three Only A. Clough w ho aecmpanied him on his pranos; Mrs. F. K. Smith, alto; A. 'Y still the bounty of tb-- most benevolent The Sk:ti: : Plan by wiilcli He Cot IIIiti- of our business men. To them the circle s» l.ieir arri'. I on j s id journey, and 11; Ring and F. \V. Rollins, basses, and A. .J should be move freely dispensed on the sell Out of ;» Deep Mela. expresses ks Hppreciat ion and thanks for True Blood Purifier Mono ay. Dee. 9. e.osing services •.>. re eon- Lord and E. F. Redman, tenors. n f <•■ iiiminin .1 atn th*ea b the of the “While (i’.-'ipq holes for their liberal gifts. in the eye. 6 for Be.. 11. Pe ill III t he Congrega- telegraph The ant hems were us follows: Prominently public $1; $5. of him who first ducted by sung birth inculcated the pul's at By; a, Me,,” said a W •stern Eleven Christmas boxes have been sent tional vest ry, and quite a g MMily niiuiber to God Most I aPt harmoniously with v 1 il brotherb' od 1 f man and ch<>se "Glory High".I.o-i Unnrl’e Pille uni I'nion man, "l became interested in out this the n DULl o I Hlo Hood's Sarsaparilla. 25c. of relatives and 'r ds were piv-ent. \ iso, Shim- fur t hy Light i- ( com 111 not the cultured f pa watching tin* ingenuity and persever- to children Mrs. whs u and eon-ist- Brightest and lie-1 •»l the Suns of the carrying presents nearly lifty hut f ha Clough worthy and wealthy, poor and humble ance nf a mouse. Ho fell into one of the have had no LTailvaatis anti Steamboats. of the Morning”.srhuerU who otherwise would gifts. illiterate nf the earth. “The e it member Congregational and poor holes, which was 4 feet and Solo -•‘Christina**"..siu-l The thanks of the as wit h wha h -he united in 1851, and Lj deep King’s Daugiiters, have with n. said he of church, ye always y 20 inches across. The first day he ran well as of the children, are due the never did her in'- .« »l in the home church The solos were sung by Miss Phillips. public Maine Central 1st ans will best follow Hail road. Na/.i’-ah. Clu around the bottom of the hole, trying to hose made the boxes and the home peop.v wane. Two sisters Mrs. Redman and Mr. Tapley. Mrs. S. F. liberality possible. tin a 1 )i vine exam p Jar’s footsteps by see- find some means of escape, but could survive her, Mrs. Butler, and Mrs. Co- Hall presided at the organ. All members of t lie Unrni-in-Hand cir- Time Table Nov. 4, ISOS. ing e\* n beneath fbe h> ggar's gabardine not climb out. The second day he set- of Bowel!, Muss. Another sister, IN THE EVENING. ee are invited to a ten-rent sociable at Ii.\ II HARBOR TO BANGOR. a hum;.11 In art that may be stimulated burn, tled down to business. He began stead- A. M. P M. Mrs. of lowell. preceded her to One of the best Sunday school concerts tue home of Mrs. J. F. Knowlton on P. M. th- :r a’d and sympathy into hopo Sprague, and to a BAR HARBOR. 1030. 330 by ily systematically dig spiral church took in on hr er n a I w or Id «• 11 \ a .' months. ever given in the place C.lurch street, Wednesday evening, >orr<-nt-.... 4 00 and a lngber realization of life and its groove round and round the inner sur- was the is hat as as •Sullivan .. 4 30 Her name in many n.io-.s arid hearts the evening. Following pro- Jan. l,at 7.33. It. urged t many duties. A. M m nf.ai* face of the bole with a uniformly as- Mi. Desert Kerrv 11 20 12 45 5 00 « : shall be at the •a ii| |„. ♦■!!.■; r« d w si n -m M p* fuI gramme possible present regular 'Viiukeaa. Sul. Fv. HI 25 55 f5 06 ,-n He worked and fl2 C>V_^ cending grade. night I lancork. +1128 1 00 510 •- of the circle next even- -- nieinor s as til. hi In in 11:t:n it -aim ()rgan voluntary. meeting Monday -*aias. Uti>, aim in- laiun iimn mo uui- Franklin Road.til 36 1 15 5 20 the ami lie intlur-nee her Processional hymn— chorus.1 >«•()flVo Brown ing, when arrangements for the sociable ELLSWORTH. Ills 1 40 5 35 upon spirit. tom he ring little where he pockets Seri lire and prayer the will be Ellsworth Falls.. til 52 1 50 t5 40 A Str©«*t M u«tlrinn. henut ifiiI character anil consistent life pi reading by completed. cun Id either lie nr sit mid rest. Interest- pastor. Nieolin. t!2 04 +2 10 |5 58 will rest liken bemdh ;«.n all who Green Lake. +12 12 30 16 08 On (’Ini tmas a few ago, upon ed witnesses threw in food. Come all Ye Faithful,” f2 day years Hymn—"O, “Dear me!” said Mrs. look- Lake House. +12 20 +2 45 16 18 knew and loved her. Sch'>"l ami rumrreifation. Wickwire, while tra. ;ig London, I “At the end of two weeks the mouse Egery’s Mil!. +12 23 +2 50 f6 22 Cheapside, from her “but women S -me hi s ago M rs. t'b mg h gave to t he Recitation, "WVInmie,” ing up paper, Holden.. f 12 26 3 no 6 25 saw a group t' persons standing * n the y» struck a rock. This him. For puzzled Howard Smith. are brave “Brave?” Penobscot Junction. 12 46 .3 35 6 45 writer a favo.it* s«-ng t hers: “Why tit) getting nowadays.” sidewalk, 1 ’« n.ng with great m a day he tried to get under, the Herald Bangor, Ex. St. 12 55 3 50 6 55 apparent arly Song—“Hark, \iigeD sing,” echoed Mr. Wickwire. “Yes. Here is a I. .* «! Ones (lone?” and M. C. 1 00 3 55 00 interest to the strains of a hand We M -urn for around or over tlie obstruct inn, but School. BANGOR, 7 merry about a woman who shot a mouse. P. M A. M. words stem to re-echo what she Rc itatioii -"Little Town of Betide- story mounted on wheels. The instru- the without success. With unflinching pa- Portland. 5 35'. 140 organ Brooks She I read it It -»• who miss her friend- hem,”.Phillips was—pshaw! wrong. Boston. 9 20;. w as a well w.-uitl say to tli« tience he reversed his and went 5 58 ment played by pretty faced, spiral Leo nice Foster. was only a moose.” e : and a hand- ship Hllll her pi -elit on his in the Carol.Martin Luther dressed female, pale faced, tunneling way opposite BANGOR TO BAR IIARBOR. Bernice Biles. man v\ ilo we tie-urn for l->\ed ones gone direction. At the end of four weeks he some young went around the crowd, hy P. M. A. M. Recitation — "< 'hristmas < Ml'erlngs,” Children Cry for hat in the of To fiilrer t\m Ids on Idcli' reached tho and Boston. Tun. 9 00 hand, soliciting charity top probably sped away Louise Kppe-*. Muriel Davi-, Louise Dutton. or- ’l l- not the whole ot life !-• live, to his well earned freedom. His Jennie Lena Bernice Fitchews Castoria those present. An inscription on the enjoy Tlmnia-, hostel', Portland. 11 00. 1 00 >or all of deatIi to die (lilc-. Brace King, Helen Davis. that Hinton was was not seen. When his food was A. M. A. M. P. M. gan, stating Viscount escape HORN. Came from the clear,” BANGOR. 6 7 05 5 00 near Song—“It Midnight forced adverse circumstances to \\ e met t l»c\ --i.d ll-e tide, in in tho he was the 50j by adopt .-ooii slum put morning, School. Bangor, Ex. St 6 55 7 15 5 05 CHAMBERLAIN'— At Bluehill, Dec. 17, to Mr. this means of securing subsist*-rce for Our lrail hark wid he o’er. surface, but at night the work was seen Recitation—"Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star," Penobscot Junction. 7 02 7 30 5 13 and Mr-*. Arthur Chamberlain, a (laughter. Holden. 7 251 8 05 5 >3 his wife and himself, the* 'I’he waves may dnslt u- on the rock-, to be and the little engineer, Ralpli Holmes. explained complete, DAVIS —At Deer Isle, Dec. ID, to Mr. and Mrs. Egerv’s Mill. +7 28 +8 10 t5 36 -nore. Recitation —"('hristmu- inn". AI fret Dominct of the ltut faith will gain.the whoso and skill had saved his II;. Charles 1\ a son. Lake Hou e. +7 32 15 tft 39 presence crowd and the interest pluck Leah Friend. Davis, t» Green Lake. 4J 8 35 48 manifested in the rform had left. "—New York Sun. FI FI ELD—At Deer Isle, Dec. 10, to Mr. and t7 tft pi I long to liiant those sweeter lay -, life, Recitation—"The Little Light-,” Nieolin t7 52, 50 5 58 Mrs. Daniel M. Fillold, a son. f8 anee. After best* A ml strike tlio-e s of gold. Lena Foster, Frances .Iordan, Dorothea Ellsworth Falls. 8 05 9 15 t6 lO wing my key Mr. and The VenomouH Bird. Whiting. Marie Brant, Leah Thomas, HoDGKINS—At Lamoine, Dec. is, t<> ELLSWORTH s 10! .• o 6 15 I in ) >w a To have Father’s vvatehlul can Only dole, .uired my Sadie Robhins, Ralph Holmes. Mrs. ( buries 11 Hodgkins, a son. Franklin Road... 8 24' 9 55 6 29 I Mis wumlers to behold. all the thousands of feathered 8 man of hi- rank b<* ame Among Carol — “Rejoice, Rejoice,” RUMILL— At Tremont, Dec. 18, to Mr. and Hancock 32 10 10 t6 37 M. a son. Waukentr, Sul. F\ +8.5. 40 reduced to-ur'i .'traits. He creatures classified the trained or Leoniee ho-tcr, Maude Smith, Helen Hale, Mrs. Rohlc Rumill, f0 do we fear to stem the tide by Mt Desert 8 40 10 25 6 45 Why Helen Davis, Muriel Davis, Louise Kppe**. THERE W* At Sedgwick, Dec. 15, to Mr. and Ferry vorv ;i‘T 1 v .imd in the but one, the n’doot Sullivan a no 11 fto. The how w ill bright appear, nithologists, rpir Lena Foster, Leah Thomas, Annie Mrs. a Magriggcry Theheau, daughter. Sorrento. 9 20 12 25 clinic* st inform- comes from darker ski --, or “bird of death, is known to ho veu Lord, Bessie Joy, Brace King. language It always BAR II ARBOR. 10 no 1 00 7 30 Recitation—"The Three ed me that snee his fa- Our fainting hearts to cheer. onions. This queer and deadly species Kings”.Faber MARRIEI). A M. P. M. P. M. Louise Dutton. ther’s third he of tho and feathered tribe is a marriage There Is a land, a better land, winged Led to Jesus,” BARTLETT—ROMROY—At Tremont, Dec. 17, I Solo—“Only Starlight on or notice to Conductor. had failed to make native of the island of or New Lord. S. s. tStop signal any beyond the a/.ure -k\ Papua, Annie Loui-e by Rev. FI-on Brew.-ter, Miss Cretin Bartlett to Alton A. both of Tre- for and t-- Guinea. The bird is described as Brooks i’omroy, provision him, ’Tin not the whole <»t life live, being Recitation—“(’hrisimas”.Phillips These trains connect a» Bangor, with Marion Joy. mont. through no he of death to die." about the size of a common tame trains on Main Line to and front Bos- having profession Nor all pigeon BRAWN —BLAISDELL—At Dec. 15. Portland, Recitation—"Christmas Night”.Faber Surrv, by ton and St. John. str»-'*r m of gray and a tail of extraor Rev. David Smith, Miss Laura F. Brawn to adopted org play- Biuehill, Dec. 17, 1895. M. E. M. plumage, Maude Stover. Passengers are requested to procure tickets dinarv in a of bril- Eugene M. Blaisdell, both oi Surry. before ing as a moans of procur- length, ending tip II ynm—"Coronation,” entering the train, and especially Ella* (TSHING-WFBSTFR— At Bluehill, Nov. 27, worth to Falls and Falls to Ellsworth. a II* added liant scarlet red. It is a marsh bird and Congregation. ing living. MRS. EMMA (BURRY) IJKLAITTRE. by Rev. Fbenezer Bean, Miss Mabel Cushing Tickets for All Points South and West inhabit immense Benediction. further that he was hope- is found to only the to John E. Webster, both of bluehill. are homeward fr»»in every land, on sale at the M C. R. R. ticket office, ••They gathering of MELLOWS—GORDON—At Dec. ful his father would re- stagnant pools adjoining the lakes Several of these numbers were unique. Corinna, 20, C. F. me hy one." Rev. E. A Carter, Mr-. Nettie E. Mellows, Ellsworth, GREENE, Agent. tho interior of tho island. The has after six of by lent, if not out of regard for his son at rpir In the "Christmas Offerings,” to Willis of St. Albans. PAYSON with moistened of Corinna, Gordon, TUCKER, Hu we often sing eyes, Vice Pres, least to save the from a hooked beak, as sharp as a cock’s spur the had recited little Bernice Giles ROBERSON—NORTON—At Dec. 17, and GenM Manager. family disgrace. faces all girls Bluehill, F. hut with hearts and aglow. Rev. Fbenezer Bean, Mrs. Annie T. Rob- E. BOOTH BY, Gen’l Pass, and Ticket Ag't. Earl Paulet, the father, a short time and hollow. The venom with which he in front, and sang a measure, the by Home! The word is always m our minds stepped erson to Edward Norton, both of Bluehill. of our inoculates is distilled in a set of organs rest This feature afterward secured an injunction pro- A lien we make up llie jewels Eng- responding. finished, SAUNDERS —MANNING —At Ellsworth, Dec. It is one of its three which nature has for that knelt in a semi- WINTER ARRANGEMENT. hibiting his son from the use of the of lish language. provided pur- seven of the children 24, by Rev. D. L. Vale, Miss Maude Saunders, choicest Mot her, home and heaven lie in the mandi- daughter of lion. II. B. Saunders, to Dr. John tensive announcement < >n his hand organ. jewels. pose and which upper circle in the attitude of prayer, with are the three. So dtar, in its F. Manning, both of Ellsworth. j ptieeless ble, below the of tho nos- Grace in In this I am not aware whether Viscount Hin- memories and associations, is the word just openings King front, standing. trils. Under this labora- she "Just As I a BLUEHILL & ELLSWORTH ton continued his perambulations as a mother, that we delight to say poison secreting position recited Am,” I> I K!>. is a street musician after this so •••i mother dear. Jerusalem,” tory in the roof of the mouth small, soft being on the STEAMBOAT COMPANY. played — injunction, accompaniment II \ LVFRSoN At Bluehill, Dec. 15, Miss Marie t “Jerusalem which kimb. When the bird sets its beak the damaging to his vocation, was enforced. a- Si. Paul spoke of lie fleshy organ. At the close of each verse, Halverson, aged 21* years, 4 months, 15 days, j t lie “mottier of us all." In re- N M. is above" as !n the flesh of a victim, this knob last line was sung as a refrain by Mrs. HINCKLEY —At Bluehill, Dec. 17, Mrs. Mar ■ like manner we sing, the guret !’. aged (52 years, 11 months, ad ves a pressure which liberates Royal in the organ loft. The effect of it Hinckley, n_^ •‘Jerusalem my happv home’ 11 days. venom and inoculates the wound. No all was Name ever dear t" me impressive. PI 11 LLI I’S— At Bangor, Dec. 28, Mrs. Cora K. native or otherwise, was ever was “The Little 28 for heaven is the believing soul’s true man, Another feature Phillips, aged years. The Hoar’* Head. His a bite inflicted A »N — At Dec. Mrs. j home. Christ, when He prayed with known to recover from Seven children were provided RICH RDS( Tremont, 22, Steamer Lights.” Priscilla S‘J Juliette, i before His cruci- The in such Richardson, aged years. o. A. The qnet n still lias tin' baron of beef disciples the night by a rpir n’doob. suffering with candles, Master Ralph Holmes Crockett, (.’apt. I will that SAUNDERS At Surry, Dec 21, Josie Saun- tixiou, said "l* at tier, they more On and after Nov. is, 1895, steamer roasted—a whole side of beef; and the j cases is said to he much agonizing one. He 11 Monday, 1,1 the lighted ders, years. whom (hull nasi given <'it having only lighted aged will leave Ellsworth at ft: 0 a. m. (stage to boar's head—relic of the when tax- behold than iu cases of rattlesnake and Gila one each WATsoN At Bismarck. V D.. Dee. 2, Williard 6-30 a days I where i am; that they may my the others, by one, girl reciting Surry), Surry at m, every Monday me. Ami monster Louis B. W at-on, tormerly of Hancock, son of the and Thursdav, tor Bluehill. South Bluehill, es were paid in boars’ and wolves’ heads which thou hast given bites.—St. Republic. a verse as her candle was lighted. During glory, late Rev. R. Y. W at-on. Brooklin, Deer Isle, Sargentville, it was the desire for this "cdgwick, instead of money—still graces her table | apostle’s eager the recitations the lights were turned off Little Deer Isle, Dark Harbor, arriving in that made him to the “1 in say Philippians, Rockland about 5 p. m., in season to connect also. The custom of carrying the a lie- \ She Was Sure lie Meant lliisiuess. from the of the house. am in a strait betwixt two, having body '-.buatisrmcnts. with steamers for Boston direct. boar's head in state i.> At with l hrist, credit kept up. sire to depart, and to be | “Laura,” said the fond mother to her All the participants deserve great RETURNING. en\s the dish is al- w hich is far nevertheless to abide Will leave Rockland every Wednesday, and Qin college, Oxford, belter; ( beautiful daughter, “how are you com- for the excellent manner in which they is more needful for you. I'KAN Iv 1,1 N STKEET Saturday, on arrival of -t earner from Bos- so served. The is told that while in the tiesh legend so felt ing on with Mr. Silverton? He has their The programme ton, about 6.30 a. in., making the above land- And how many thousands have performed parts. student of the wu> in ings, arriving in Ellsworth early same after- college walking attractions of heaven upon their courted you very assiduously for the past was almost entirely the work of Miss the noon. Tickets sold on hoard. Baggage checked Shotover Aristotle, he t»» leave this and forest, studying souls, that they have panted two years, and if he means business it’s Maud to whose hard work, through. t hrist at Phillips, was attacked a wild boar, “and dwell with suddenly by earthly sphere about time for him to begin to talk on patience, and skill, the success of the MARBLE SHOP, O. V. CROCKETT, Manager, Rockland. home.” One who was just falling away lie stuffed bis book down the animal’s of Hus he ever due. G. HIGGINS, Agent, Ellsworth. into unconsciousness, said softly’, “1 am the subject matrimony. affair is mainly “(Iraecumest!” and Ellsworth, .Maine. throat, shouting going home.” done ho?” AT OTHER CHURCHES aver since his and of as these have been sug- courage presence Such thoughts “He hasn’t exactly asked me to marry the Christmas services were not so elabor- by the recent death of an excellent mind have been commemorated. gested him as returned Laura, “hut on ate. At the Methodist church the pastor, Christian woman, Mrs. Kmmu (Berry) yet,” j A line line on hand from which to select. a Christ- DeLaittre, of Stetson. She was born m several occasions he has consulted my Rev. 1. H. W. Wharff, delivered MONI >1 ENTS, «%«%««««• une 1M h W bile a i;li;t>. t lie low n of Sullivan. J ft, taste in to furnishing h house. mas sermon in t he morning, his subject removed regard MARKERS, she was still young, her parents And about a week ago, while we were “The Birth of Christ.” now Lamoine, where being and. in in the Marble Line. Iliit to Last Trenton, fact, un> thing out he invited me to church Lev. E. A. been most of her life was passed. There she walking, accompany At the Baptist Having recently appointed superintend- YOU CAN FIND ONE ent of W oodbinc I am to put the change, without him to a furniture establishment sermon had reference to the cemetery. prepared great large Mason’s lots en- experienced en- in order and look carefully after all as Christ teaches, no one can OF TIIE LARGEST which, and requested me to select just such Christmas season. trusted to inv care. the of (toil and she was ter kingdom a N. H. HIGGINS. the things as I would for myself if I were Miss S. \V. Treworgy preached Christ- baptized into the fellowship of Bap- LINES OF tist church, in Last Trenton, in 1832. about to have a house of my own. As we married to Mr. Five years later she was were leaving the place he espied a veiy aoucrttscmrms. afterwards a valued deacon of DeLaittre, pretty baby carriage and purchased that Christmas the church; and for the space of twenty- near her also. I laughingly what he three years her home was par- inquired meet ents, and not far from the Baptist wanted of it, and he replied, ‘I’m only view of french- ing-house, and in full anticipating a little, that’s all.’ And then Goods man’s whose beauty never ceased to bay, dur- be looked at me in a meaning way. And charm the writer of this memorial, -AT- there, nor mamma!” continued the maiden, ing the years of his ministry —oh, has its ever faded from his mind. her face in her little picture i hiding burning Their two Ann C.and JaneM., daughters, dimpled hands, “I am sure that a man WOODWARD added light and joy to the household, Christian t hat talks like that must mean business.’’ while they were growing to womanhood. ©USSONiCObiw a of lard or but- i BROS.’ In the family moved to Stetson, mm When a calls for cupful I860, “People lift their eyebrows,” says Wil- recipe jj|j ;j fit where the eider daughter had already- of a of Cottolene— liam the “over ter, use two-thirds cupful DRUG STORE, found a home, and her field of Christian Morris, English poet, ffliplJll/ AiM m M in the as the wife of, women the mathe- SR the new It AM usefulness church, mastering higher shortening'—instead. improves jjjf Opp. Itoston Clothing store, *‘J Main St. Pul.*Her. Then a score of itff Reuben D. matics. Why, it is infinitely more diffi- (11 your food, improves your health, saves learn the details of cult to housekeeping. (Mi [iflljm your money—a lesson in economy, |\ Mr. D. a can learn mathematics, but it The wife of Robinson, promi- Anybody too. Genuine is a house COTTOLENE •»%%«%««« «%%%%%%%• nent lumberman of Hartwick, N. A ..was takes a lot of skiil to manage JiijlWfX /ff'I.Pil! w ell.” tins ™th sick with rheumatism for five months. t;vcr>where jn I.. --peaking of it, Mr. Robinson spy* M»::i with n*vfu! t ■>•*! ha- lit* meets a pfpk50111 f “Chamberlain’s Pain Balm is the only fri'-v.d and tells him his woes. Friend in cotlou'Plani 7Vrcat,‘— Israels—My daughter Rachel vas goin fiv j|b a as 8|iii her rest from pain. Ah, 1 had as had toothache you to married on thing that gave any just 0'1 tin- ‘■What makes look so lit- got Christmas and I went home and w ife every you unhappy, relief of it cannot be beat.” yesterday, my 'wBpik. yl!®14Pwfw» Jacobs—Vot t her? For the pain so K FAIRBANK m .CHICAGO. Small “No- you goin give 'pci led me and kissed tin and made r'\ Ml ft tle boy?” boy (sobbing) bad cases of rheumatism have WWi'PKtHEH.224 State Street, BOSTON. ANSffy Israels—If business imbroves between Many very much of me that the toothache disap- (PiilWMW flfck ■ Iff [(» iBlpiM j jf buildy never calls me good unless I’m cents n cured it. For sale at 50 per Vou take Is now an den, I vill brabably give her bet by peared. my tip. Aeheyone- a-doin’ somethin’ I don’t like to do.” w ife at home, do you think? avay. bottle by George A. Parcher. your SbbcTtiBrmtnts. CHRISTMAS IN THE ARMY. splendid winter day. After the usual ROYAL OPERA. THANKSGIVING IN GERMANY. of a morning routine military camp -33 In All the “FIxInY’ Except Mince Pie General Thomas .T. Grady P»*»od Fonr of the regiments were formed, with side What It Costs to See Grand Opera Them at the Front. The House. Skating to Music. arms only, and marched out to their re- Germany Opera Dec. 4, ’95. speetive paiai e grounds to attend divine Dresden, Germany, Kx'racta from letters to the editor.] service and listen to sermons appropri- Were there no other diversions except Drksdkn, Germany, Nov. 30, 1896. ate to the in a time of war. After the opera, life in Dresden would be de- day we idsitilt Thankgiving is over. Of course this the men were dismissed to for the student who, enjoy lightful, especially at have didn't have such a nice time as we do themselves :u their own way—all.that is, after a long day with his books, may home, but still it was h very fair German except those engaged in guard and other t he instructive pleasure of an evening at su bat itute. nmy military duties. They played ball, ran the opera. I think we’ve written you that the foot raees, held jumping matches, pitch- If he chance to be a student of music, dentist we have here is a German girl ed horse or mule shoes in lien of quoits, the evening will be of incalculable profit who has to over cun had enterprise enough go j got up mule races and generally dis- to him, and no student truthfully wsy to America and learn dentistry. She is a ported them elves like a lot of school- give t he excuse: “I can’t afford t«> go to very good American now, and has also boys ont for a In diday. The mm e quiet- the opera.” Tickets for any of Wagner’s caught the American spirit of indepen- ly disposed read such books and papers grand operas may be had for from seven dence. She has a nice little flit of five as the ramp afforded or wrote letters marks (fl.75) to seventy-five pfennigs (19 rooms dental office, bed-room, 1. -no. S'-m.' just 1 ::fi d. Others drew cents). The latter tickets allow a person parlor, and kiichen ami nI» a their tent flaps t’glit anti plaved cards, standing-room in the fifth “rang” or dining-room, tikk nice little servant the great American game of draw poker rank, while sittings may be had in this girl. She asked us what we were going to do lieiug the favorite, with grams of corn same gallery for twenty-five cents. One for and we decided that it for chips The officers passed the time wishing to go to this part of the opera- Thanksgiving, them except the first would be fun to have a dinner down at in much the line way. only, as a rule, house will save his money, but use h were much y Jiko auv other her so mamma cooked the turkey more digiufii dly. as became their rank. strength, for there are many steps t<» house; .» eautiful singing of Fraulein Malt in a** r<|7 known for srn ir im Christmas Sickness, Sick I Irudiir tie, I'uin in ihe dollars f rry presents, in ‘Elizabeth” “Tannhauser,’’ or Frau thick >i aloud, Starcy's U* i »i i sf riiese wonderful voices must heard, >1A Ml It l-r: rigs and pfs mo^fnt SArXDKStH._ i. .i.•...... i tn...,. ...n npredy sniff In nil c;i—«, f Iti io matter how the sacrifice. uiftcft, ( un, sprains, great severe It Ac. tiling t!:• 11* from n hairpin to a house urns, In listening to the magnificent singing 1 and Jut. Si d n't more.” Pain=Kitlnr cry any >f Herr Scheidemant Antes and It-, IVrron 1 It was cold weather, hut be 11shurt Mrrlm»ir, l iinner, lMiiutrr, bailor, and me forgets for the moment the tears and I'1 ?•“'! « 'Ming a inr«liriiie n!way» at a moment to his hand.and -r * paused mop perspiring the intrrnull) or eaiernallf 'ears of American home parting, and with rertuiui* of relief. brow. I’ll get the piano of Beethoven The of 111\ amliilioii in business is lo satisfy *ven the disagreeable features of tin IS RECOMMENDED height he "and them long Bros.,' thought, hang up By /Vi' •irivin* y V tsinnaries v Mi the desires and varied ta»te> of all who >cean voyage are forgotten so complcte- nisfers, by may jrive I And so Merhif, f. v A'urvi tn for it. temporarily. hope. they Hospitals. ■ y is one carried out of self. BY me t heir ■ ■ ■ > ■ ■ call Christmas Xmas, do they? Well, if EVERYBODY. jiatronaw. In one’s ent husiasm for t he fine a Cbcst In singers. A i///T Medicine In a> near a- this. things don't brighten up pretty soon it M€XMii i\ 111,1 l’^ order to come to doiii"' must not overlook the grand orchestra f. *n«l lew vessel* po—ihle won't be an Xmas for Starcy and Bee- leave |•• rt wrii-'it u supi > <f more than sixty men, w ho could satisfy ufh*rd t-i la' without this plain luxurious, thoven Bn this year. It will be an Inv alu Its price hr na just his music-loving people even if the cur- It " f a ni cl it v\r: binations of hot h. W hether want suit or sure annually you single IMBCXXXmas, pop!” aa ♦* n tin,.'- n« in tolerably regular intervals contained ain were not drawn. any rust tors' t.ill>. Beware of Imitation*. 'lake none but the pieces, you will find my assortment larye. and my many packages from mothers, wives, And 1 must not fail to mention that C nulne "I'tiutv luvjs." .. sisters and sweethearts. And every his famous opera-house, w ith its splen- prices rijrht. wagon train that reached us from the Th«* Christman iid performers and brilliant orchestra, is True Spirit. Ilonl /n tnn nt. nearest railroad terminus brought boxes mder the management of Count Seebach, Jin/ insiii i'l 1111/ I i'i/ 1 The best Christmas gift that any one '■MAS?. /i/io/sh h/mi from borne for both officers an.. vho, as director-general, attends to all can give to the world is the manifesta- They were tiiied with u great array anu he business affairs of the ro>al MAIN SHOOT. " > tion of a spirit of mutual confidence, opera, (J# R assortment of articles supposed to be j le is very courteous to foreigners, and 1 FOSTER. cousiderat h iu and helpfulness. Wherever for the wolfaro anil comfort of 1 im indebted to him for necessary and whenever that spirit supplants the already personal tho men. In tho main these articles ran The American Protective Tariff League unlovely trait of warring individual avors. to things to eat, especially cakes, jel- When at the is a national greed, the good seed is sown again to looking spellbound organization advocating lies and all homemade aud " preserves, multiply in other minds. isteners of one of Wagner’s operas, it is Protection to American Labor and BOYS’ SKATES therefore doubly relished. There were lard to credit the statement that at first as its constitu- articles of in box. Industry" explained by to wearing apparel every »is music was not understood or appre- Only 40c. per pair; also a full line of Skates from 25c. $2.00. some linen t on, as follows: In those days paper collars, •iated, even by the Germans; it is said lined, aud others but ** nothing paper, Remember the Poor. hat many thought him to be mentally The obyect of this League shall be to protect in tbe west. a tariff on were high favor throughout vrong. Ellen W. Hollins. American lab<~r by import®, which shall SIvEDS, Every man who prepares for Christ- secure Arr,origin industrial rtoducte Nearly every hex contained a supply of adequately mas with the knowledge that his own a’amst the competition of foreign labor. them, so that the recipient could present The first and last thing required of SIvEDS, shildren are fed and clothed and can what the boys called a “Sunday go to :enius is the love of truth. There are no or enjoy the festivity of the season should ! personal private SEEDS* meeting" appearance. mark his gratitude for good fortune profits in connection With the organiza- FROM 25 CENTS UP. As our communication with St. Louis atibertisemrnts. with a contribution to prevent others t on and it is sustained was not regular, these boxes did not all by memberships, from passing that holiday in cold and arrive at the same time. They began, in :: 1'itributions and the distribution of its F. B. Street. hunger. _ a week Christ- AIKEN, 14 Slate fact, to come about before publications. mas and continued to come at intervals ‘•■Stick to me and you’ll get yourself in ” FIRST : S'i.'.ted for a mi ntb afterward. much ev- was what the remarked Correspondem-.* regarding Pretty box,” envelope Membership” and “Off al Correspcnaente. the vp-' contained so to ery’t'h g wa=, ,o the postag" np. S£CON D: We need and welcome contributions, speak, grist for the boys. But when one ether small or large, to our causa. RESTORER mBH008*M THIRD: We a line of fellow found a feather pillow in HE GOT INTO THE CARS blowing like Y. M. C. A. Me. publish large document# young Building, Bangor, vpring all phases of the Tariff questi on. Com* be to in tho his box failed join laugh , porpoise. For a minute his coughing *! » set will be mailed to ary address for 50 cents. __wr nxuunooa, xmpoteney. niKuuy oiuimiuub, »Y'V'i'ZZiEZ’rnn. Mental Worry.* \c* --ive tpo of Tobacco or Opium, which leaatox.on raised and never seemed to a bottle Business and Shorthand Courses. FOURTH: Send card for free veu his comrades vas awful. He took a sip from Complete postal request 'litliia*. cuiiipiinr; ,.I; lu unity. With every i>5 order Wo ft of ’95-’&6 commences 3. ^ Pillow." Session Tuesday, Sept. the A ir Economist.*' BBS ORB A_ND AFTER Li^ING nntee t-> v'irt* nr refund the ruonev. S. xiR. JVioTT M« f! EMIC'AJLC'O.* CTevelandiOnl©* aud a Christmas came br.glit clear, aid Adamson’s Botanic Cough Balsam. Address E. D. CHELLI8, Secretary. 135 West 23d Street. New York. For pale by Woodward Bros., of Ellsworth, Me. —.—.■.... —■

in the office of flie Pacific mills, Boston, Teacher—Can you tell me the popula- ILcrjal Notices. L^ai jv alters, the cancelled check of the United States tion of Lowell? First scholar—65,001. To the Honorable of Probate for the MAT: or MAINE. fur one and on the walls of Judge cent) the hank Teacher Very good; hut not cor- of Hancock. quite county Hancock, ss.: —Probate Court, December of New York of commerce, city, hangs a rvet. Does anyone else know? Second r|MIE UNDERSIGNED, administratrix term, 1895. , 1 the estate of William late check for Buckminster, To the Hon. O. P. Cunningham, Judge of Pro- handsomely'framed fit,000,000, 'scholar Teacher -That’s of re- 65,000. right. Deer Isle, in said county, deceased, bate for Hancock count*. CONDl’tTKD 11V the that i signed by well-known banking house First scholar 1 know but we spectfully represents the goods and chat- E.SPi:- TI'ULLV .-tuts Hie uuder- Why, that; and credits of said deceased pre of & Co. tels, iights are j signed that he is trustee of the esMte of Kidder, Peabody have got a baby at our house not sufficient to liis debts and 1> yesterday, pay just charges (ieorge Parcher, deceased, late ot I.. !-worth, checks should he of administration the sum of fifteen hun- K. \V. LOUD, OF KLLsWOimi. Usually drawn “to and I thought it would make one more. by in said county; that said Parcher !th goods dred dollars; wherefore your petitioner I order.” The t<. the order of prays and estate within the jurisdiction of tliis words, “Pay honor tog.ant her a license to at I your sell, State, and of this court, which passes y hi* Ft i:kinti:ndkni ok schools. John Brown” mean the or and the follow- that money is to Sttitattscmcnts. public private sale, convey \ will to collateral heirs and devisees .*- collat- ing described lots or parcels of land, situate | be to John Brown or to 'N />. A.'OV/v eral inheritance; he therelore pray- that, tliis paid any person in said Deer to wit: Isle, court will to find the value of such he First cor- proceed 1 orders it paid to. If a cheek is drawn lot, Beginning at the southern as he to said u *»-1 • <:nh week thivo ■< L ctlon*«* f ••Loir. property, if any, shall subject till* h* cl " -Fall j r> mat It r intemlctl MY ner at the salt water, at land formerly of I'ihL to that is SISTERS, tax, in accordance with the statu.- in such 1 “Pay Bearer,” any person, the Thomas Bucksminsier, deceased; thence by i the reading book* I1 tin- public sellout*, and thus afford the tea. lien*and scholars a cases made and provided, and to determine t 1. hearer, can collect it. The teller said Buckminster’s land north 55 degrees «U|.| pay ng I Send what part or pails of said proper;* it- sub- In then; can he a Ton Words. west one hundred and rods to ■ unattainable. every nelghin.rht.iiil probably found sufficient ask Comforting seventy-one to said tax. if any. (.i n. p. ;> \, otherwise may the person cashing the check to land of ject variety formerly Ignatius Haskell, deceased; trustee of I'archer estate. \s to 1 at D a-t out* rla-> a Georg*- of "f Tin. NMKHIt sn|>j* y at tiin**, an 1 wo liojn* that write his name on the back to thence north UP| degrees cast one hundred number »-o|ib* simply fSPECIAL TO OUR LADY READERS.] and thirty-two rods to the salt water; thence STATE OF MAINE. the matter of great benefit have it fur reference. In mat Had ] writing and the salt water to the hound first-mentioned, ss.:—At a court held at teacher* For years 1 had suf- by Hancock, probate checks use black ink containing one hundred and forty-three in and tor said on::,; the signing good and fered from of Bucksport, falling the acres, and one hundred and twenty rod’s, more second Wednesday of December, a. d. >5. let the a little before a is copy dry blotter womb, inflammation of or less, with the buildings thereon. On the foregoing petition ordered 'I hat no- !.l. AON VI. about thi* New .t was I Ill World. called.! .Second lot. at the salt water be to a!! -n -led I.UAIIK used. the stomach, and weak- Beginning tice thereof given ;u There was said to I a fountain near the Thumb Cap, so-called: thence north therein, by publishing a copy of i I etition, WONI'l liKt'l. TISKES. devices.to the ness of the fe- I soMi: there) Safety prevent fraudulent 55 degrees west one hundred and seventy-one and this order thereon, three v clk- succes- which made old if people vumg again, alteration of clucks are of almost end- male rods to stake and stones; thence south 15 de- sively in the Ellsworth Ameri i.,.i aper I I,,., n. t about a >me very organs. yy(. |1(lv„ only bat lied in and I used grees west to the salt water; thence by the printed at Ellsworth, in -n:d <*• prior to they it; many per- less hut there has not been a Lydia a. a- !•' part- variety, salt water southeasterly to the hounds begun the second Wednesday of January, a d 1896, str„. ing sons i*'”V \ belit ved that it was true, i IL Pink/tum's a | nl-o. preventive against forgery and altera- at, containing fifty acres, be the same more that they may appear at pr< bai* :l lien Of 11 There is little Yc; •fable Com- •.>r lr- except ing herefrom a certain lot con- to be held at !a ort h. in a ml for i-! •cunty, wonder. then, that great tions invented has wrlli about. yet which not been taining ten acres, more or less, heretofore at ten o’clock in the forenoon, and show cause, which art well learning number** pound, and <>f men were anxious to visit the William Buckminster to William if anv the -a m into soiin- successfully overcome by swindlers. A conveyed by they have, against tte I" take a joiirn .. found a I’r.d AVer, V World. Some were perfect Ch u rch. (>. P.CUN Ni NGIIA.M, Jude, of ate. attracted by the machine for out is .-rve trees punching the cure in it lor Third lot. A certain island called A true Attest:—Chas. 1’. i-oi.i ... _t-.er. ■ oniric mi l the figures ‘‘Sheep copy. foreign some H"ld, by the fountain of youth, in common the swindler Island’’ lying in the South East Harbor of I «* f,,rpsts «" use, but lias these troubles. g w said Deer Isle, containing forty acres, more MATH OI' MAINE. Which and others w ho had lit In* faith in those “I am now hr in successfully filled in the holes with or less; it the same island to i lim! i.. tnn.'k I bat would paper being conveyed Hancock, ss.: —Probate Court, December ghoul wild stories wire anxi u-. to mi- Thurston and Amos Thurston t lie and other to suit going through Solomon by term, 1895. ml ln*trnctlvi Home of pulp punched figures William for the commonwealth teres: ng set t led. the of Smith, agent To the Hon. o. P. Ciinniu Judge of country his purposes. The method change of Massachusetts, his deed dated I adopted by and by August Probate for Hancock comb these James I.. who was of at life, taking a. (1. 18|5, and recorded in the of king Knglund the express companies and by the post- 11, Registry ESI*E< TFF I.LY repre .drr- their iaaiut? the Compound. Deeds for Hancock county, hook 35, page 315. I hat t ime, gave t he right to Sir Thomas office in 1>V signed that he isc\e< 'it. of — j its new order Fourth lot. One-half of a certain is- i their department money I find it strength- part Caroline A. Pa eht-r, dc*.; ml. t i.lis- been (iates and others to form a settlement land known as island i'. or St. Helena ly- in; is perhaps the? best yet offered to ens and does worth, in said county; that -io.- l.,-t: and "• ;- plan me, north of .Isle au different par! ! ing Hunt, containing twenty- estate within the *b .Mate tin- New World; and in Heccmber, lfiOG, the of a jurisdiction S a prevent raising the amount of ranch If four and one-fourth acres, he the same more l„ count tilt Ann rit good. Every and of this court, which pa lu * .11 to I liree small vessels set sail for the or less; it being the same island to shores' check or order. To raise such an order it woman at, this stage conveyed collateral heirs aipl devisee .-, a- *• dlaici-al in- grows a large trt w hose branches John and Thomas Buckminster, by He/.cUiah then of America. John was on of life would take would find heritance; he therefore prays that court Smith board) would be necessary to add to the it, they Rowell, by his deed dated January X, a. d. bur. that it to be Hand. length will proceed to find the a I >. t h prop- Hreso appears one of t lie vessels. The much relief.*’—Mns. Lizzie 1830, of the real estate of the deceased in- ships, with one of tiic paper, which of course would be DeClixe, erty as shall be subject to s: tax. in accord- Uni si I'l I ! near it very early sone 224 Grand Stl J. cluding the reversion of the widow's dower hundred and live men in them, 1 t, Jersey City, >T, ance with the statute in sue!: made and crossed impossible. therein'. to satisfy said debts and charges of we sec several of I In- j provided, and to determine v. !• it p.u p.v ; etition, liquid harbor without being wrecked. This was tlm checks. The Jaw cases of in Ellsworth, in said county, that they may and this order thereon, them- week succes- a of the governing LADIES' and GENTS' like milk. During part year, 1 at a court of for said county, in the Ellsworth American, a in April, lb07, and sometime was spent in this sort that the appear probate sively newspaper the cow tree provides distinctly to be held at Ellswoith.on the second Wed- printed at Ellsworth, in -aid county, prior to tliese depend upon 1 j people looking for a pla< t«» make a settlement. amount in shall be considered of next, at ten of the clock the second ot a. d. food. writing nesday January Wednesday January, for a large share of their in the forenoon, to show cause, if any ! 1896, that at a court Before them was a broad river, which was correct. If amount of in- they they may appear probate the money the of said should then to be held at in ..mi for said To ti11tl one of the most u-. fill of all have, why prayer petitioner Ellsworth., railed Powhatan by the Indians, and this volved were large, the teller not be granted. county, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, and must to India or to some of paying trees, we go sailed with the beauti- O. P. CUNNINGHAM, Judge. I show cause, if anv they have, against the -anie. they up. delighted would lie justified in withholding pay- Attest:—(’has. P. O. 1’. CUNNINGHAM. ol the islands of the I’acitle ocean. Here FURS Dokk, Register. ^ Judge Probate. ful prospect before them. ment until he satisfied himself that the A true copy, Attest:—Char. P. Dokk, Register. ; A true-copy. Attest:—('has. P. Dokh, Register. there grows a tall tree with fifteen or Some Indians came down t<> the shore, amount in was what the maker OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. STATE Ol MAINE. sonu times a writing STATE OF MAIM!. twenty leaves at the toil, and Hancock, ss.:—At a Probate Court held at I and stared at the ships as they passed by; intended the check to call for. ss:—Court of under them. This really Bucksport. in and for said county of Hancock, i Hancock, probate, Bucksport, cluster of nuts rigid a. d. 1895. but the settlers went on up the broad The banks of this country make it a rule on the second Wednesday of Dec. a. d. 1895. December term, IS UR' LUi unmu in it''. to be having been filed for settle- |Jin current until reached a sort of CERTAIN instrument purporting they not to cash a check that is drawn payable ment in estates of vvca.sk one of the natives if the V a copy of the last will and testament V(.’COUNTS Should island close to tin* on Roberts, late of Eden, deceased. To- shore. Here, the to order, unless the person presenting and codicil'thereto of Clermont Livingston, Mary not l in is of use, he would bias Roberts, executor. cocoa pH any 13th of 1H07. t lit* east Fur late of Clermont, in the county of Columbia, May, is bank or ships anchor; the check known at the Capes and State of New deceased, and of the Sarah L. Ginn, late of Oriand, deceased. his of its wood, York, tell us that he built cabin with the .-.ill an- and here n settlement was made, and was unless he satisfies the paying teller that probate thereof, in said state of New York. S. E. Hall, administrator ami thatched the roof with its leaves. A SPECIALTY nexed. is to whom the de- lie really the person our said of Sterling II. Haynes, late of Ellsworth, us his chairs ami tables the judge of probate for county He would show is ceased. John G. Jordan, administrator with To-day there nothing to mark the spot, mum v is to be naid. It must be remem- Hancock, for the purpose of being allowed, made of the same wood, and his dishes, filed and recorded in the probate court for except an old. ruined church. a cheek drawn to Bertram B. Betts, late of de- bered, however, that our said county of Hancock. Ellsworth, which arc the shells of the nuts. ceased. admini-i rator. During tin* voyage John Smith had order and then endorsed in blank the Ordered, That notice thereof be given to Henry Betts, by Edwin I.. Milliken, late <>f Ellsworth, de- Should we take dinner with him, he FUR COATS all persons interested therein, by publishing been arrested on the foolish charge that is to and if ceased. administrator. payee really payable bearer, a copy of this order three weeks successively Henry Betts, would give us cabbage from the tender Leander late «>! de- he* was to make himself of in the Ellsworth American, a newspaper Milliken, Elisworth, planning king the paying teller is satisfied the payee’s OF ALL KINDS. administrator. of the trees, and from the at Ellsworth, in said county of Han- ceased. Henry Betts, tops pudding | He was still under arrest when printed of de- Virginia. j signature is genuine he will not likely cock, the first publication to three weeks, at Caroline A. Bare her, late Ellsworth, nuts. He would have wine from the j ceased. B. Dutton. wcutor. the reached Jamestown. In least, helore the second Wednesday of Jan- George ships King hesitate to cash the cheek. England, Mark late of Orland, deceased. flower stock; and this w me soured would a. d. 1896, that they may appear at a Saunders, James had not told one the names of FURS REPAIRED IN THE BEST uary, administrator. any all cheeks apparently properly endorsed court then to be held at Ellsworth, Alvin J. Saunders, be but boiled would be sugar. prohate That the said accountants vinegar, the men who were to rule over tlie settle- within and for said county of Hancock, at ten Ordered, give are without identification. interested a From t be nut lie obtains oil for us*- in his paid o'clock in the forenoon, and show cause, if notice to all persons by causing ment. The MANNER POSSIBLE. three paper containing their names In a check in favor of a the same. copy of this order to be published oil is used drawing person any they have, against lamps ami for cooking; this of weeks successively in the B. IN worth Ameri- was sealed up in a box which was not to not to la* well-known in (). P. (.T N N1 N(1 HAM, Judge Probate.) likely banking can, a printed in Ellsworth, in also'for making soap ami in dressing the A true copy of original order of court. newspaper he lint il t lie readied t he end said that at a opened ships circles, write his address or his business Allot:-! has. P. Dorr, Register. county, they appear probate hair. be holdcn at on the second of t heir Hut the time had now court,to Ellsworth, voyage. after bis name on the face of the check. VI ATE OF MAINE at ten of the From the leaves of the coeoanut palm Wednesday of January next, com*-: the box was opened, and the name For instance, if you should send a check Hancock, ss: A* a probate court held at clock in the forenoon, and show cause, if any tree is made a kind of thread which is nnd at the lowest in and for said countv of Hancock, thev have, the same -houkl not be al- of John Smith was found among those it prices. Rucksport. why to John Smith, Boston, may possibly oil the second Wedm-dav "t Dec. a. i». 189"). lowed. ‘<>. B. CUNNINGHAM, Judge. woven into cloth; of them, also, are made who were to he councillors. He instrument to he Attest:—( has. B. Doitu, Register. was, fall into the hands of the wrong John solicited and sent purporting fans, combs, brushes, mats, Correspondence goods a of the last will and testament A true Attest : -(’has. B. Doki R< gister. paper, ropes, set he was al- Vt'ERl'AlNcopy copy, therefore, free; yet not Smith; but if you write lie check in and codicils thereto of Edn and late even Do wonder (Quincy, hats, and fences. you on approval. OE >1.\I.NE. lowed to sit in the council nor to have favor of “John Smith, S19 Tremont St., of Boston, in the county of suffolk, and Com- j STATE that the of these countries think monyvealtli of M.is-.u hu-. t1-, deceased, and Hancock, > •.: -At a Brobati (Yuri held at people more than the man any authority poorest Boston,' it is more ttian likely that the of the thereof in lid <'onimomvealth in and for said county, on the t his pro!.ate Bucksport, so highly of tree? bent of a. d. 1895. in t he colony. right person will collect it. of Mass iehusetts, duly an', mated, having second Wednesday December, In some of also, t here been to of for, HEATH,'of \‘ ... i: -aid coun- parts India, grows a and a brave presented thejudg* probate Hut strong head heart If wish lo get a cheek cashed where of t•.r a or you our said county Hancock, the purpose ZEBBYty, ha\ ing presented petition praying a strange tree called tin- banyan In- k WOODWARD. LYFDRB in the of the estate of James show themselves in of alloyved, filed ami recorded that administration will spite of every- you are unknown, and it is not conven- being dian Its brandies, after out ci.art for our id county of Hancock. of Verona, in -aid c< ..:.m. •: cased, fig. growing and the colonists -non saw proi.atc McLeod, thing; that ient for a friend w ho lias an account at FURRIERS, Ordered: That notice thereof he given to intestate, may be granted to W. <). Buck. trunk until are from the they nearly That notice thercot to Smith had more sense and energy than the bank to go with you for the purpose all persons interested therein, by publishing j Ordered, given and Maim, a t Older three yvciks then ... u. twenty feet long, bend downward SirFh Block. Bangor. Ci.oy of bis successively } all persons interested, i... j lishing all the rest. He was the real leader. No- -■ of identification, ask him to place his the I: wort b A n’.eriea n. a a of this order three wn l> i<■ until reach the in neyv-paper copy c--ively keep growing they at Elisyyorth. in said of Han- in the Ellsworth A meric.i n, a body had any respe< for the councillors, signature on the back of your cheek, and printed county newspaper There take root and put cock, tin first puhii. at ion to be three yveeks, j at Ell-worth, in said <■ .ly, prior ground. they were a set at the best. printed who poor They you will not have trouble in get- at befi r» the second of Jan- to the second Wedm sdav d. tin* likely leas'., Wednesday forth new bram he-, and at length a• court passed tln-ir time in eating and drinking | ting it cashed. By placing his signature uary.;!. d. that they may appear at a 1896, that they may appear tree looks much like a tent with a green e court t hen to be held at Ellsyvorth, then to be held at Eli-wnrt h. w a in and for ami idleness. had seen little of the of the be pro’bat They on the back check guarantees yy it 1:in and for aid county of Hancock, at ten said county, at ten oY! k i a t ion, roof held by many columns. the arching up and very seemed to the bank loss. A bank is o'rlr.i k in the forenoon, and shoyv cause, if and show cause, if any they iia\e. against Indians, foolishly against respon- ..I and ‘I' Sometimes more than trunks belong JI Trade Marks anv they have, against the same. same. fifty care about them. Hesides of nothing this, sible for the signatures its depositors, tent iui'iut—cniitlin ifil lor .UmleraP I* o. P. IN NINO HAM, Judge of Probate. <>. B. CUNNING!! \M, .' elm f Probate. "• to the same trie, and from these grow U. > I*;tt«*111 < Mliee *. i: k hut very little was done towards raising but it cannot be to know I be *»ur otliee i-oppo-ite \ trio.py of original order of court. A true copy. Attest: ('has. Register. supposed 1 ilireel. I" thousands thousands of long Iia\c 11 U ;• _o-Fcic.-, all l>U-ine-- Attest: ('has. p. Dorr, Register. upon corn for food. Smith knew that the of endorsers. 'file reliable an-! .t To the Honorable Judg of probate for the signatures •an irau-.n 1 patent busine-m in If-- time branches. Horn Uu-i suie-erioci hcreny gives public notice of Hancock. woods were full of Indians, ami also that is in the who I.K" ( »> [ ilam those remote r|MiE county identifier reality person l :i.ed, that he has been duly l NDERSIG N ED, l.'.'h IN m b, One of tie- most wonderful of ineto rpiIE banyan the food in the would not last if-. i: led d has t ikeu himself the administrator of the t~t.it. of Eraukliu ships is responsible. Nciit! ."Ifi. iirawlnjt, or photo. nuh ii, •; 5•. upon 1 > ami •• tra-t "t in administrator of the estate of late of in raid de- trees Ls said t• have three hundred a Hon "• .»«U. :t oi not. Met French, Franklin, >oui;iy. He, therefore, set out with Inf, patentable : always. I- -Ft lire-: \l lii! -, U-.te of I'a-iine, in the ceased, 1 !y reprm-t kat ht <>ds about t he size of a com- eliat-D ‘Iir Ice not 1 ue ill palenl ap!i respectfu trunks, each ■ d' -. fifty few to visit the of the Indian a itt* r< I i' f I! in e k, dcca-efi. o\ giving bonds ami chattels, rights and cn !i:- id de- men, king C. T. Picton is of the \ K Mow to obtain I’atent Major manager to debts mon Seven thousand > on nt a-tin law directs; he tlnreforc requests all ceased are not sutlicient pa- iu-i forest tree. people who lived some distance farther ei'.e- .u Inal clientf in your .-tale. tribes, State hotel, at Denison. Texas, which the pi is.oi- w o .’.' indebted to saiil deceased's and charges of administratioi f. sum of can under the shadow of its sit together t he river. -.taic.o iriiki immediate and those two hundr. ! dollar-: wlier.-'or*- your up traveling men say is one of tin* best ho- payment, fifty bram lu Tin re an other trees, who bay e any dtnami- thereon to xhibit the prays your honor to gra lu-r a banyan Tne name of the Indian king was petitioner up in section. In of ... -a and tels that speaking saim rsettlement. Son i.i. J Wai.i.aos. license to sr! 1. at pub.i or >•, almost as under v\ liieh small armies "T:.'l'”sN«)W & CO., of nig dc.-cri'i ed real siate large, Powhatan, and he ruled over all the In- 1 October 9 1 lH»f convey the follow Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera and Diar- tpoostte R»it.ent « Ml re. W asninirtort, have --r said deceased, to wit: Two certain k t.s or sometimes encamped great public dians in eastern He received I ves not ice Virginia. rhoea Bemedy, Major Picton says: *1 r.rrisr.it rpifl public parcels of la ad situated i1. tin >. w n ... Frank- meetings have been held. show of kind- 1 | to a 11 concerned, t hat she has been duly Hancock State of Maine, bounded Captain Smith with great used it and in for This n tm beiotf in- lin, county. have myself my family 7,r, UmI'N tl.v and has taken upon herself, the t-■ Sometimes a hermit makes his home to the appointed, and described as follows, wit: ami the two talked tlitvrlly of an of the estate of ness, together by several and take in ---—j^ctril tru-t administratrix First Bounded on tie ith laud years, pleasure saying those disease-* lot. under a tree ami his seat of Frank s. Duffy, late of Bluehill, in the mi tin- banyan spends means of but Smith saw at once now or formerly of Ridami B'i'iker: signs; j of tisi1 Meiiito-I riiiai'.t county of Hancock, deceased, bonds whole life beneath its branches. The by giving cast by land now or former!\ J N Pioprie- lie had a to deal uircft no as the law din. ct-; she therefore all that cunning enemy diarrhoea and dysentery. I always rec- Organ*. req requests tors of Franklin; on the imn n » now or tree shelters him from the heat of the «• linn go of diet, t'ure persons who are indebted to said deceased's | N. A. am. -in- ue-l wit h. ommend and have admin- ;**sa formerly of Swan, by it, frequently «iSd.4 in 1 to it estate, to inake immediate payment, and those \ f.-mn ) b l'herrytteld, containing foii- i.. n more him food. His wants I same for settb-ment. Nn.ur. !•'. Di l'V. The bring down the v. r *'-.<*• mail, * .' 1 ••• ••••«. great tree and eating his dinner off One imlerfl-Miml hereby jrlves mtlee that I hi- appoint II.out as .i--igtn of tin es- he knew that Smith was not there. rpin- «• -• = id r< id *i so-vai'led: tin in imr: In na- < v\ ilb tliet ol Mlsw oft I..1 tate "t i'hom.is I Brown, ot Kllsworth, in as Not a .•ntracte'i it} ■ which he uses plates! an GEORGE H. GRANT. 1 t u mis t !an,| m N r! ">n leaves, of the settlers iiad been killed by ot the t‘e en.-uln- «-at -.,iapport poor, tluriiiK county Milk-tt: ihenet south h\ -ant Milieu lot. useful kind of life, you would say. ami lia- ma-le tor their sitpi-ort has In •: Hancock. pauper ... ■ t li; :■■; -i to !■ named; are mort of notice \I M K I Bt e ight world none worthy as If... w mi ct. .title r, lie will pay form- k»'oiIs KNHAM, \*sigm ■ one of the and it crashed i* .r -t on ships; Hark' w !«»m- s t!i« in south tbirty-*-;gh! trees of California. fnrnlRi ml f than the big They through the woods the frightened IXSUJt.AXCK Abl’.XT To the II n .•able Judge of Fn bate for the said -a tin : tod* h'in- count tit Hancock. i:ii ml cm.; r-fourths were discovered about forty years ago by did not return. Indians fled and ( N iH.UsIt.M.D, l.ucrc B. In a-y ad- at ivs, more or lew iimm revision A N l > cures. rJ'iii: ■ a iiuliter named Dowd, lie bad wounded airgai 1 in i n i-t: 11 or of A ni ini a My ric k. hite of of: In w iiiow’s cl r ;'ti' .ti-fysaid 1. respect ilt > ami charges ,-I ad mil ~t t n a a bear, and was following its track GRADK V LESSON VI. not ice | || | suhH.-riber hereby gives public fully represents that tlie goons anti chattels, I Me. !(», a. tl is1.*'. \1 its. ! i.i m h. hasbeen du!\ the forest, when lie came in 1 i.. concerned, that he right* am! o-lit- n! -aid deeea-t t! are not sta'i i: or mai si.. through HANK CHECKS. tin ami has taken upon himself to debts and charge- ot Ht- ,-k vs.; ‘onrt ot .’i.. I >t •-• mhcr of trees. IIis was SHIP BHOKYM. appointed sullicient pay ju*t sight these big surprise an for drawn .hi <>t the estate ot A check is order money, trust ot administrator administration ny the sum ot om hundred term, a. tl. IS:* >. in so that the bear and hur- Marv \. Whit taker, late of Franklin, r- when f. .re i. i oner v "it 11 he loll ■*. That great he forgot one who has funds in the bank, pay- tlo! your pet pray I'm g*. < * by the countv of Hancock, deceased, by a liceiist tt> -t il, :;t s,.:d r.mm ui e ; tell his com- honor t<* grant him public pt p ried back to the to j a directs; he therefore »- camp able on demand. It is in reality sight r.ll'Wnrl li, I tar lliirbor. giving bonds as the law or -ale. and convey a certain lot m sons uili n st tl hy r;i u- n pet said private at his but all who are indented to land situated at Bunker’s Harbor, t and t h is order turn is lied panions. They laughed story, on the bank. Hanks blank requests persons parcel of ion, draft provide 1 •• s deceased’s estate to make immediate pay- in -aid town of tiouldsboro, t.oundetl ami tit t h w k <•••-■ '• rib be them to go and see; they and it is a demands there- persuaded checks for their customers, ment, and those who have any scribed as follows. to wit: Beginning at wharf \r.'i h-a n. n m u ra m p. **!i* K*d as to exhibit the same for settlement. said in ".ii«1 > ... may saw, and were as greatly surprised matter to till them out A,i:iptiil to any liii'im- on rock so-called at the head of Harbor; in }•.INworth, they very simple prop- rixilliill’w C. Donnkll. an \ I I «I I 1I II 3 or profess ion, ruled. wit h Nov. 13, a. d. 1895. Olivkii thence south along the shore to land owned a ppt-ar ;it a e> a it if ;u oiiat. tv, to himself. at W. erly. In writing in the amount begin now or formerly bv Lucy A. Carver; thence I ho h> 11 at Fllswoii h, ’ul d- of these trees in a no- said land to the town road; nesila\ of m\t,at n t he o'clock There are ninety-two extreme left of the line. You can- ( ontenet and '^T'VnT^'i subscriber gives public westerly along .January j the rpilK hereby ■. u\ t the least to .ill that lie lias been thence northerly along .-aid road to the pluet in lu fort noon, to sh hey Some of them are more i 1..J loo throughout. Requires 1 iice concerned, 1 single grove. j for ■ more or i-.. or of >i •• r should not hold the bank responsible your "I *11 possible writing to enter data duly appointed, and has taken upon him- of beginning, containing three acre-, h h> the in and ho to last will and It s-, itii of the leal estate of the tit not he ranted. than three hundred feet height carelessness. A check was raised from md refer quickly any self tin t ru-t of executor of the being \ III I I n -aid debts ami O. V. TN : \ M. Judge. find ^1 name ami save time and testament of l.eamon S. Orcutt, late of I rank- ••ease,I, to satisfy charge--.! that men shelter ■ large many might 190 the “and Let. hi-: l». Di: v, A .: os!, \s. Register. flOO to f by writing ninety'1 mom >,imhi used and reconled. All kinds of I i n. in the county of Hancock, deceased, administration. trunks. For many made t o order. directs; lie there- November‘21, administrator A true A ties within their hollow after the words “one hundred.” One of la bor-' ink records on hand or bv giving bond as the law l|05. copy, \V Villi: W (. I Ola.l Publisher, all who are indebted S I .VTK OF M A ! N 11. thousands of have stood in fore requests persons Antic*. •• t \ of III. \. iulinent. years they the in the was to York. make immed- Court of In cam- ssigiMt figures changed H Ha relax St New to said dt ceased's estate, to Hancock, Frohate, < ciphers At Ruck in tin ••• n- k and their ami are now the largest and those who have anj ber term, a. d. is'.'.') spoil, places, they a 9 adding a tail to it. It is wise iate payment, State of M line, the -v J>ec< m- by thereon to exhibit the same lor set- I pon tin foregoing petit ion, ordered; 'That trees in the world. in demands her, a. d. 189f>. draw a line after the amount nt. William W. Bkaodon. sail! petitioner give public notice to all per- running tieim rrm: until lsuiu-d In re notice of a. d. 1895. sons interested, by causing n copy of the pe- thus any additional November 13, I his iiu-nt the es- VI. words, preventing tition ami this order thereon, to he published appoint GRADE IV LK88ON but tate ot Fverett F. SaliSbur •-* Ih-mrt, Cheeks should la- dated, NOTH i: OF FOi: M I.OSl It I three weeks successively in the Kllsworth writing. in said county of llaiit ock. debtor, C SMITH. a American, a newspaper printed or published APT. JOHN the absence of a date does not warrant IffHKKKAs Charles W. Gray, of Penob- who has !k n dt dared a n '* hi* in Kllsworth, in said county,that they may Hancock county and State of own the court t m-y. for PART HI. bank in to cash the check. >> at a court of probate for said county, petition, hy refusing I.\ his deed dated tin 23d appear of Ham t>« k. Maine. mortgage on second Wed- said county are the to he held at Kllsworth, the that Notes made and executed on Sunday "l (idohei, a. d. 1890, and recorded ill Aim F. Iff Young John Smith soon found day m -tlay of January next, at ten of the clock '-I K of Deed'', book '^44, page is Hani itegislrv to show if man like him- but a check so dated good. a cer- in the forenoon, cause, any they 1 \ INSOl.M \ London was m plac* for a invalid, J2ii, rniiu-M'd to me. the undersigned, ill said Fe- have, why the prayer of said petitioner \<»4ie«‘ of Sri nitil Vo 'in". and he The should' be in your usual tain lot or p ireel of land, situated self. He could not remain idle, signature should not be granted. a set t 'ou rt of hounded and described as fol- 1 Static ok m aim II familiar to the teller. \ iH'bscot, amt n. F. iTNMNCII \M. Judge. began to for new adventures. He style paying wit: •Beginning on the county road I nsolvencv. long Ioun.Im Attest: v Has. F. Dmtu, Register. | II of Franh- is a draft or order on a and from North Penobscot to Penobscot In the case of FaMmnn had seen life and and check bank, leading true F. in Lurope Asia, r-ds A copy, Attest:—Ciias. Dorr, Register. lin, in said county, inso;\eni >n in the Lius, and running westerly thirty-eight ^ towards need not necessarily be written v. A H W. Lowell: is to gi.i U. au now his thoughts were turned For Information and free Handbook writ*1 to to fand .wm I h'lnt’y by F subscriiier hereby gives public notice spills A. K. P. rj'MlK 1 order of court tlu-refo! "'d me. i- of form. Such an order written ML.NN >v O., ;■*•! Hkoauway, Nkw Yoinc. thence southerly bv land owned by I to all concerned that he ha* been duly America. But little was then known prescribed ; -aid m nt debtor Oldest bureau for seem at; patents in America, rods; theme northerly by has taken the ing of the creditors of a lead Leach thirty-five appointed, anti upon himself, : and ex- on a sheet of with pen- out I v 0 is h rouehr t" t. ro to ot will be In : 1 ,.i i- rt iu that and many strange note-paper hvcrv ontenttaken v nil r, ? Y<«ad t wenty n ine rods place li usL of an adminisliator to nun in non ot tue country, iu u. > on 'll- the til, ...... py .« I. chui0c more or Ellsworth, in said county, day, about it. Now cil be in every way a leg beginning, containing three acres, estate of Henry (•. Smith, late of Bucksport, citing aluric-i were to. 1 might of said ninth ot a «t. iu, at ten ; less,” and whereas the condition in the county of Hancock, deceased, by giv- (lay January, and when cheek. If it is necessary, any bv o’clock in the fore in '-'".forth po-es named and then sailors had visited it; good mortgag* lias been broken, now therefore, ing bomls as the law directs; he therefore re- ]*••>: of the re i -t itutcs of to a check for a fractional of the breach of the condition of said all who are indebted to said in chapter seventy came back that the time, write Scientific reason quests persons they they reported American of the the state of Maine, with amendments thereof of fn tlio 1 claim a foreclosure same, deceased’s estate, to make immediate a as write Largest circulation any s-dontifle paper mortgage. pay- of dollar, 75 cts., “Seventy > and additions thereto. earth was full of gold ami precious stones, part world, M'lendiilly i.lustrated. N mUHi.-' at and give this notice for that purpose. ment. and those w ho have any demands there- I L. Lkach, \tt« <’i: a,- Dork Five and draw pen through man should I without it. Weekly, ^ii.OOa Dee. 10, a. d. 1895. Otis on to exhibit the same f< settlement. »£/ ami that the rivers ran over sands. ('ents,” your \ ,v of said court. golden v»nr; AI.'iO six months. Address, yi ITS CO., Geo. M. Warren, his atty. d. Thomas \V. Bowden. Register Dollars. There Ncxv York By Dec. 11, a. 1895. Stranger things than these were told the printed word hangs i'causHEUS, 1101 Hroudwuy, City. KKV. iUjutrtiBcnunts. COUNTY NEWS. COUNTY NEWS. DEER ISLE NEWS. GKKIN LAKK HATCH For «■:/' X-u-s see other pages. For additional County .V src other pages. Close of >i Very Husy Season Im- Son ill l>eer I»|e. provements >lnde. Seal Cove. Tlie event of I lie w.i k here was the The l i;itcd States fisli commission sta- Josie, wife of D»n d Murphy, died at her Miss Cora Dodge has gone to Haverhill. sociable'* on “cobweb Tuesday evening. closed a most home at Bass Harbor Nov. 30. after a long winter Tues- tion at Green Lake has just Town school closes for the to The American for the idea.) a (Thanks illness, aged twenty years. Josie was successful season. Considering the ob- day. The weather was fine, and a much larger Mrs. Watson daughter of Mr. and Walls, with, Closson arrived with a load of fish assembled thRii was expected. ! stacles which bad to be contended of this A favorite among Capt. company Worcester place. general More used '■ t last week. The weaving of the webs bad occupied a the work has been really largely her acquaintances, young and old, a accomplished E. E. Chase held court in Deer good part of tlie afternoon, and the un- bright and ambitious scholar, and later a Judge wonderful. One of the greatest obstacles in Dairies than II ■ Iff* Isle raveling of them caused much amuse- successful teacher, her youth seemed j Friday. f met was the extreme low watar, which ment. The entertainment commenced other salt. M a S a crowned with promise, and many sad The dance at Kane's hall Saturday night any ^ j with recitations by Misses Ptaenie Downs prevented trout and salmon from going hearts ponder on this afflicting dispensa- was a success. ami Nellie Stinson, followed by Mrs. up the streams, and the lateness of the tion of Divine Providence in removing Miss arrived from Bos- Fanny Stover Miss Grace Hattie Hendrick and Syl- fall rains. All tl-.li stations have suffered one so well fitted to “make better the ton j Saturday. vester. readings by Rev. Mr. Belcher and world in which she lived." The sorrow- from this, but, nevertheless, the Green | A. C. Hinckley and wife were in Ells- Mrs. It. S. Warren, a class in grammar, by j 1845 friends have the of and ing sympathy all, has made h 1895 worth last week. the members of a Lake station big showing, Brothers. Sparkling Temple, kind hearts out to her babe Whiting many go tiny and has in the more than Miss Emma Jean Me Howell left Thurs lecture on Columbus Mrs. who hatchery cared for its by Jarley, that, although tenderly by double the number of it ever hail day for New York. announced that she had lost her wax- eggs father's family, must ever miss a mother's FOlt FIFTY YKAltS the name of works overboard in the before. Whiting has been on the Chase crossing Reach, identified with love. Work was resumed of but would this lecture instead. The Among the eggs are about 100,000 the retail dry goods and grocery trade of Ellsworth and ■* O. granite works give Hancock count Dec. 18. Monday. German trout secured from trout hatched entertainment closed with a duet by Though old in years, we are still young enough to have a Miss Lillian Kane returns to Kmer- five lively appreciation Sound. May “Patience and “Pickle Smith." from eggs imported from Germany of the needs of the in our business. We don't Peabody" public keep much that j, Hiram and Janies Webster are I son college next Monday. are an excellent fish, Higgins The cobwebs were then unraveled. An years ago. They or and we take in necessary useful, pleasure calling attention to our full , were at from our iin in town. L. F. Hooper and B. T. Sowle interesting feature of the entertainment differing greatly in appearance the Pendleton house over nat ive trout. to he Ada and Eva Higgins have gone to Sunday. was an exhibition of Alaskan curiosities They grow very large. Southwest Harbor to work. Miss Nellie Eveleth, of Boston, i* the by George Alexander, who has spent A tine lot of Golden trout eggs were HOLIDAY guest her Austin Stevens. several in and who procured at Flood’s pond, Otis, this year. GROCERIES. of Mrs. Alaska, Richardson has gone to Bucks- sister, years kindly j Eugene | a- h* nil about t he art icles exhibited. This catch is a very important one t without which the Christmas dinner will he port to resume his studies at the sem- Eugene Staples and w ife have gone to explained incomplete. Full lin« s of was is only one other pond in the country inary. California for the benefit of Mrs. Staples' After the curiosity of the crowd satisfied, ice-cream and other refresh- where this tlsh can be caught. STAPLE AND FANCY A. a health. E. Langley, of Pretty Marsh, closed BROOK. GROCERIES, ments were served, and the evening GREAT term of eleven school 1 ’st Howard II. who is Raisins—5 lbs. 3 cans 3 cans weeks, Friday. Stevens, attending The works on Great Brook have been fancy raisins, 25c.; corn, 25c.; tomatoes closed with games and social chat. The The children were treated to and the Maine State arrived home candy college, made new this the small receipts were very satisfactory, and go for entirely year; cakes. Sat urday. church pens and traps have been replaced by Dec. 23. B. purposes. Miss of Bar arrived seven 15x30 brood _ May Grant, Harbor, Dec. 21. Eoo. large pens, feet. The READ THESE PRICES: in town Saturday, and is at the Pendle- stock of wild trout and salmon held in Sam Jones on Infidels. Green’s I.ntKflnu. ! ton house. these this was in excellent con- “I'd rather be a low-down chain pens year CORN, choice |.~.c. gang Miss Susie Babbidge has gone to Bos- yellow p,T |>u. of arrived dition when turned into the lake, and than one of little Miss Annie Clough, Boston, negro your infidels,*’ Mass. .. lindale. OATS, white .. and is of Mrs. W. 1. the loss was fancy says Sam Jones. “You won’t be in hell j Saturday, the guest practically nothing. Mrs. Brimigion was in Rockland sev- Great Brook has been excavated and two minutes before be Partridge. Hl\ AN. 1(H) lli. > you'll hopping eral the week. bag Of ctin s ‘What a days past cleared, and from the house at around in the fire and yelling: Eugene H. Stover, who is attending the spawning mistake I made.’ I have some for Schooner “Robert is the about three- MIXED FEED. 100 1!>. respect arrived Dority*’ unload- station, to Green l-ake, I.ag s] (Ml Bob Ingersoll, because he can get £200 a | theological seminary, Saturday ing coal for F. I’. Weed. quarters of a mile, t here is a clean gravelly " • night for his lecturing. But some of and is the guest of A. J. Long. MIDDLINGS. come to si.Ki these little fellows are infidels for noth- Mrs. V. Goss and Mrs. were in channel up which the fish may The Onwentsia club had a Stanley two dollars to hear meeting the trails. A short distance below the SUGAK, .... ing, pay Ingersoll, Rockland on Wednesday. granulated A,-, !- !l». and board themselves.” p, main works, another large was con- Schooner “Gold Hunter" brought wood trap Friday next at the residence of Mrs. Otis MOLASSES. 40, To. oOc. i structed, forming a large gathering pool |H -al. Hinckley. Miss Lina N. Morton will be for F. P. Weed and A. O. Candage. We know of but one community in the for early salmon, so that they do not have FLOI'i;. SI.AO. SET.') .... 1.1)1. is un- the hostess. No service was held on at per world where dyspepsia practically day Sunday to be con lined in the pens until necessary is of Mount Dec. 23. K. Methodist or churches. known, and that the Shakers Congregational for use in taking eggs. A lot of trout and Lebanon, N. Y. These good people have South Hancock. Mrs. George Collins, of Rockland, ia salmon were caught in this lower trap IN' OUR been the subject of digestion for W. L. of the Bar her Mr. and Mrs. that would not have come to tin* studying Coggins, principal visiting parents, up upper 1 Goods more than a hundred years, and that they Harbor grammar school, is at home for Charles Eaton. trap, but would have spawned on the >«*y Deimrtniont understand it is evi- be found useful articles of pretty thoroughly, two weeks' vacation. C. A. Spofford and wife have been gravel beds below. may every sort. denced in the fact. Their Di- BLANKETS foregoing Hoyt McCauley, who has been attend- tlie guests of their daughter, Mrs. Alison In the works at Great Brook this year a from50c.,up. TOWELS, HANDKERCHIEFS. Cordial is the safest and best rem- gestive the school in is for a few bulk-bead was put in at the trap so that TABLE ing high Ellsworth, Warren, days. I WHITE GOODS LINENS, UNDERWEAR sil.UVl.s, edy in cases of indigestion that we know in case of hj- this the seven spending his vacation at home. Dr. Noyes and brother, Jewell Noyes, drought, year, •f. A trial bottle can be had through large pens above will continually hold Capt. Gott and family, of Brooklin, have been away fora week and returned COTTONS WOOLENS BOOTS SHOES RUBBERS. your druggists for the trifling sum of ten two feet of water, which is necessary for have moved into the house formerly by steamer “Florence” on Saturday. cents. the Jake salmon. owned the late Ober. large by Capt. Capt. Miss Rose Eaton came from A thousand and one FANCY ARTICLES and The Shaker Digestive Cordial supplies Roxbury. At \V at the head of Branch NOVELTIES. | ,,rn., Gott will raise chickens for the Bar Har- inkumpaw. ! the with food Ma*s.. ana Emory Eaton from New York, mental. system already digested, pond, new and larger pens and traps were bor market. to attend the of and at the same time aid* the funeral their brother. digestion put in. from which there were excellent Mrs. Hannah Haslam has returned to of other foods. It will almost instantly Dec. 23. Elsie H. results. relieve the ordinary of indi- her home in Waltham. While here she symptom* Ocean\ ill*-. At Batten’s pond, West Kllsworth, 1845 no be visited her sister. Mrs. Eliza gestion. and sufferer need to told Hodgkins, from which it ha?' nmr before Im **u tr •! i§95 Higgins was in town Brothers. these are. in Marlboro, whom she had not seen for George Saturday. what to trout for works were Whiting procure spawn, forty years. Maggie Greenlaw came home Saturday put between the two ponds, and a tine lot i* the best for LAXOL medicine chil- News has been of the for the winter. received death of of eggs was secured. recommend it in of dren. Doctor* place Willard Watson at his home in Cbeston moved his Bismarck, Bridges family to By putting in large pen* and traps, ami Castor Oil. North Dakota. He was one of a Brooklin large Wednesday. taking every precaution for the preserva- Mackintoshes. family of children born on the Watson Mrs. Carter and tion and of of ilrtuspnprrs. daughter left for their good the fish, the best farm, only three of whom are now living. home in Sedgwick Wednesday. results has been had in this fall fishing. He leaves a wife and one son. Very quiet here Christmas; nothing With the facilities for fishing near by this Dec. 23. W. it can be and doubtless will but a sociable. However, that is better station, be, ill a few one of the in the \Y e have on hand ;;t West Franklin. tban nothing. years, first ah< The school, under the in-' country, accomplishing the best results. grammar Mrs. Sarah Hatch and granddaughter struct ion of Mr. Larrabee, is IMPROVEMENTS AT THE STATION. PORTLAND progressing went to Castine Thursday to spend 25 mackintoshes. At the large reservoirs at the station, finely. Christinas at E. E. Crockett’s. which contain brood stock salmon Millard Springer, Claude and Fred 2,700 On making harbor on Saturday night raised at the heretofore there has Clark have to No. 40 to work in station, gone up C. M. Gross ran his on sloop boat the been no means of the fish tor Si-.(Mi the woods. confining Regular price. rocks off “Greenlaw’s Point,” damaging overhauling in the spawning season. Hastings & Bonsey are building a camp it to the extent of about *100. This year there were built two pens, We shall close on No. 8 and will haul lumber on the Dec. 23. Eugene. 15x30, and one small one for ripe fish, at Great pond. the north end of the south PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, Sunset. reservoir, Stone is dull and business prices low. it to handle a the entire BY THE Pearl Stinson and wife who have been making very easy large are not to People very anxious pound number of fish in a short time. living at Green’s Landing the past season, EVENING EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO., frozen stone for the wages offered. Back of the station three nice s' r>0 have returned to their home at Sunset. ponds lot at Of Portland, Me. John P. Gordon has received a small have been squared up and boarded in for John Small who has been at Portland cargo of hard pine from Boston for the the Loch Leven, Von Brer and brook trout with his granddaughter to have her eyes vessel that he will build next season. used as brood stock. The ponds are fed treated, has returned home. The doctors John D. Hall and Madison Clark have by the overflow from the reservoirs and THE EXPRESS FOR 1896. think they can save one eye. built a at No. and will stave hatchery. The stand pipes and pressure (’<».. camp 8, get Dec. 16. S. W. R. PARKER Clotliim* AX EIGHT PAGE PAPER. wood, logs and ship timber for parties flume, which take the waters direct from here. Amherst. the main flume, which have not been IlLI.SWOK l H. Dec. 23. Che’e r. II. A. Lawford and wife, of Bar Harbor, U9ed before, were excavated and repaired, are visiting here. and used this summer, giving the young Waltham. into the woods for fry clear and cooler water than that which EXPRESS Parker Saunders is improving. A. J. Gregg has gone THE the winter. Jo9ie Haslem returned from Bangor The waterways from the reservoirs and Isa Family Newspaper. S. S. Goodwin is at home from Bangor, Is devoted to the interests Wednesday. hatchery have been excavated, and rebuilt Sale! of Maine. where he has been employed for the sea- Mrs. Willard Haslem, with her son or repaired. A good job was done on the son. Closing-Out Has the Circu- is the winter with her old wharf on the shore front of the com- the Largest Daily Harvard, spending decided to sell out my entire stock and close up a success son was born to Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Having lation in Maine, parents, William Fox and wife. A mission reservation. It is hoped in made possible by its merits as Buzzell Deo. 19. 1 shall «ell and everything who has been another year to have the wharf enlarged. Variety Store, anything a newspaper. Mrs. Henry Graves, visit- stock Prescott & of Bar Considerable work has been done on the or less. We have an extra ing her mother, Mrs. Porter Jordan, re- Bunker, Harbor, AT COST, large and Is a Republican paper have taken the “Birch stream” bark to main flume this fall make as turned to her home iu Ellsworth Satur- to it safe as on can will Republican can- hand, and show the support haul. for the winter you didates. It will uphold what day. possible coming and is and condemn what is Dec. 23. Pat. right Miss Arvilla who has been in spring. or favor. Kingman wrong without fear With these and many other smaller im- town a few days on business in connec- Finest Line of Goods liireli Harbor. to the news provements, it has been a very sea- Holiday Alms give busy tion with her farm, has returned to Han- Miss Alice Wilson, of Jonesboro, is IN TIIE CITY. fully and impartially, exclud- son at the Green I.ake station. cock. ing the sensational, the un- spending the holidays here. Skates. Games. Plush ami ( elluloid clean and the GOVERNMKNT APPROPRIATIONS. Sleds, Toys, Lamps, objectionable, The card club was entertained Satur- E. A. of Cutler, was in town and will strive to become Maker, at Calvin The In the government appropriations rec- (ioods, (i la~- Wai'e, Crockery. more and more valuable. day evening Kingman’s. last week. first prizes were won by Alvah Haslem ommended by Secretary Carlisle, the Call The proprietor has put a piano into and Soo before rnrcbasins- and Lilia Haslem, the booby prizes by E. good results obtained at the fish com- Riverside hall. FEATURES OF W. DeBeck and Maude Googins. mission stations at Green Lake and Dec. 23. C. THE EXPRESS Dec. 23. H. Craig’s brook have been recognized, hs a Store. considerable increase in Holt's Variety Hood’s Pills cure Liver 111-, Billousnes appropriations Cranberry 1*1***. for their maintenance is Associated Press Dispatches. Headache. \ pleasant laxative requested. Two sad drowning accidents occurred Indigestion, Washington Correspondence. All Druggists.—.4drf. At Green Lake station it is asked that in this town this week. Both are re- State News. the superintendent’s salary be increased elsewhere in this issue. Much Local News. ported from £1,500 to £1,800, and £900 is asked for > is expressed for the bereaved Blank Diaries. Special Correspondence. sympathy Children Cry for a fish culturist in lieu of a foreman, who Hale, Books, families. Interesting Miscellany. is now paid a salary of £780, besides £720 Stories. There is to be a Christmas tree in the Pitcher’s Castoria. for an assistant fish culturist in lieu of a business will NOW IS THE TIME to stock up for the new year Your Market old Union church next Wednesday even- fish culturist at An J and Marine Deports. £660. appropriation J a DIARY; your Stock Deports. ing. aifaatisnncnt*. is asked also for two laborers at £510 each require new BLANK BOOKS, you will require Articles Profes- Mrs. C. Bunker has returned to in lieu of one laborer at £480. by Leading Sidney children must have SCHOOL SUPPLIES. ^ sional and Business Men to tlie home of her daughter at HO —— The same increase is asked for in tie of Portland. Holbrook^ Mass. salary of the superintendent at Craig’s I* brook station. Similar are and William i. and wife cele- changes asked PARTY CARDS for ch.ldren t Mayo recently t / , Wredding. Comfort. for subordinate officers, except that in- 1) 1AO brated their crystal wedding. About .} I /A I I Invitation. grown people 4 stead of an assistant fish a |\ and a culturist V .1 II 17 k -THE eighty guests were present, report Playing. FINE STATIONERY of all kinds skilled laborer is asked for at £720 a year, () fine time. Mr. and Mrs. Mayo were the Comfort is a state £ of quiet enjoy men t. and two laborers at £5-40 each. recipients of many presents. A freedom from that The lobster fishermen have made good which disturbs or an- noys. The “Katahdin” Rejected. catches this mouth. t BARGAINS Year Gifts. i s. The coast defense ram in Novelties for New “Katahdin,” Schooner “liozella” has gone to Glouces- built by the Hath Iron Works, has been $1.00 Per Year in Advance. * ♦ By Mail, ter with a load of frozen herring pro- Are You Comfortable? rejected by President Cleveland. This Y ear in cured at Stave island. By Carrier, $5.00 Per Advance. W does food and disturb # concludes executive action in the Dec. 23. K. your annoy matter, by ¥ Ilowmany disorders of children were really cuused 7 you after eating ? Are you bilious j and the cost of the vessel will be a total ij S cun 1 j WEEKLY EXPRESS, an eight page paper I T 5 worms and how quickly and surely they C and do blur a minimum, t liar Harbor. constipated, your eyes loss to the contractors unless a con- S infant would be reduced to every £1 per year. j 11 mortality published Thursday, and trouble ? The newspaper reports to the effect you gressional enactment in the case can be that the Catholics had secured a plot of secured. the I ground on School street, and were to be Uncomfortable ? Gen Hyde, the president of works, Mothers recta church in the are Why was of spring prema- who informed the president’s de- <• Co. = TRUE’Sthe has been ut It a recent Kev. Fr. in this TheTrue“L.F.” Medicine 1 lit prfat vegetable j, Evening Express Publishing ture. On Sunday way. Ilf specific, m< cision Saturday, has taken time the for-14 I r is the .safest, ELIXIRjami 4 by quickest, O’Brien stated to his that relieve those difficulties V/Il I V S years. «h> * ■ PORTLAND, MS. congregation (or Bitters) mil medicine ever for all stomach r and a bill for the fj 5 prepared n the was entertained of so doing. 35 bottle of all A forelock, providing ut all or r hope ^ at once. ca deal- jk jr I of children or adults. :>h\ druggists \h h matter of fact tlie lot referred to has of the “Katahdin” by the gov- A valuable book about children sent free t" 1'“_ F | ers. Ask for an L. F.” Card. # purchase M All T *§ not been and until a suitable Tr< nlin> ut nf worms u .\ purchased, ernment has already been introduced at IVlieW-X TT Ju/.r V. o m CM M F V ot is secured, nothing further can be § DR. J. F. TRUE 6l CO., AUBURN, ME;J his instance by Senator Hale, of Maine. lone. / tan- ,:>ii;:iiiuiiimtuiuiiniui»iiiiiiiiiuuiVvV¥V>^WWWVWVVVVViiAy;*v<**il*if^ /