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-TTTT.V 1 | BNTBRKD A« HBCOND-CU8B MATTER I tf IJ A 1SQ7 Vl'MIlITl? 9 L. X, AUt/| j AT KLLHWOBTU POST OPPICB. j Sbbtttiacmfnts. organized Monday evening. The club is Bawn;” Thursday night, *‘Dr. Jekyll and LOCAL AFFAIRS. later in getting to work this year, but the Mr. Hyde.” There will be a dance after beat will he made of the short time before t his performance. Friday night, “A Coun- N KW ,AI»VKKTIsKMKNTH THIS WKKK. M0NUY TO LOAN it. The subjects of study, as heretofore, try Politician;” Saturday night, “The .John K Hunker, jr Klllott N Henson—Com will be botany, birds and insects. Tom Boy.” There w ill be a special matinee ml**!«»nrr-’ notice in afternoon. sums to srrr Huston A Hanger Rtenmidilp Co-Summer ser- The large stone steps in front of the Saturday Ice < >\ court-house are being re-set, and con- Itliiehlll Sternal,mt Line “Summer arrange MI NK IIWL ('Ol IH' NOTES. ment. crete laid in front of the building. Con- S L Lonl -Carriage* for -ale. crete walks have also been laid in front of IMPROVED PRODI'I TIYE REAL ESTATE A-n H Young -Notice of foreclosure. Hoxter Haynes, of Trenton, got drunk I. K notice. the jail-house, and from to lH*t ANH Hooper Messenger’* jail-house Wednesday night, and drove reck- Admr notice I -t .lolm M 1 »«• nnett court-house. A'lmr netlee L-i Amhro-c slmpson. lessly about the streets, colliding tw'ic** <> It Htirnham —Hoot* and shoe*. lb v. S. C. Whitcomb, of Bangor, State with the carriage of Hegister-or-I)eeds AITKOYFD (’OLLATFIiAL K F Uoldnson-Jeweler. Lewi- Friend A t o—Clothing. missionary of the Free Baptist society, William B. Campbell. He was arrested, Ml-* I l» Mahan Millinery sale. was in Ellsworth Sunday, and preached and arraigned before Judge Peters. He The New Kra < ooklng School. an sermon in the afternoon at a tine of *3 and in t.lenro.se Soap t <> Notice. to contractors ami interesting paid costs, amounting C. C. HU1{KILL & SON, builder*. the Free Baptist church. In the evening all to f 11.60. (i A I’areber Apothecary. KI.I.SWORTH, MAINE. he gavean instructive bihle tRlk. HltOOK LIN Mrs. Eva Hilgrove, who recently moved Augusta F. of will the summer here with her charged with drunkenness. with double the stock of finished on hand which I spend Thursday, a myself product usually carry. Henry Boynton, of West Sullivan, was Ellsworth, lost horse by a peculiar daughter, Mrs. A. W. Cushman. He was fined $3 and costs, Rnd committed Conclusion: Wanted, a chance D* exchange this stock for someone's Money, and in in Kllsworth Tuesday. accident one day last week. in default of payment. mc Hoad Wagons, Bunts, and (.’abrio- At the Unitarian vestry Tuesday evening Mr. Rowe was on the Open Top Buggies, Kxpress Grocery Wagons, John A. Scott is home from Bowdoin crossing furry John F. of the first Fred of drunk lets, Su ys and Buckboards can suit the most fastidious. A fair cash Howard, Boston, gave Pettingill, Ellsworth, got from Castine to West RrookHville. The percentage for the summer vacation. college of two recitals to a select When he payment down w ill insure satisfactory time on the balance and at right prices. Shakespeare Monday night. went home, his horse took fright and plunged overboard, The commissioners are county having audience. The play read was “Hamlet”, w ife, w ho was ill, asked him to get her taking the carriage and Mr. Rowe with a bath-room put in the jail house. and none of its humor or a drink of water. He Franklin St., Ellsworth, Me. strength, beauty refused, and when him. Mr. Rowe was rescued uninjured, »d°Ei..ro.-. New steps and a concrete walk have was lost by Mr. Howard’s rendering of it. she got up to get it herself, it is alleged, but the weight of the carriage dragged been built in front of Hancock hall. To-night (Wednesday) be will read “Mid- he struck or pushed her so that she fell. the horse under water and I. as drowned. The carriage and harness were Fred class of will summer Night’s Dream”. On Tuesday she was reported seriously ill, I SS 11 lv IV1 v Doyle, ’98, manage recovered the following day. The horse StIMMIvW a result, it wrh of the fall. Pettin- the high school foot-ball team next fall. Mrs. E. B. Bowen, of Newton Centre, said, was one which Mr. Rowe waH handling was in the to attend tlie fun- gill was arrested on two warrants one for a Sout Invest Harh. r * i. AM) SO AM I, Dr. L. A. Stewart, of West Brooksville, Mass., city eral of Mrs. She for Bos- for assault, the other for drunkenness. was in Kllsworth of Whiting. left Wednesday last week. You may hunt the world over and you ton and will return the latter On the first charge, Judge Peters could With a Full Stock of FASHIONAl’.FF CLOTIIINU B. B. Monday will not lind another medicine to Whitcomb attended his class re- not find sufficient to equal part of next week to spend t lie summer evidence convict. union Bowdoin ’94 at Brunswick last Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar- For MKN and HON S. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. K. On the second, Pettingill was fined $3 and week. rhoea Remedy for bowel coinplaiutH. It Whiting, at their Hancock Point cottage. costs, amounting in all fo *15 50. Tin: (IKAM) ( ta.KUUA I to.N ON Jt l.v will t.riiiK to is safe and reliable. For sale M. Higgins has rented a part of pleasant, by Joseph Sheriff is the interior of 1*' 11 r« wort It h and tho-■ of who vsattl to look Hooper having G. A. Parch kr, b.g crowd, you Mr*. J. C. Chilcott’s house on Central SIIADY NOOK NOTES. Druggist. rail on me and out. the decorated in black and white. well better get fitted street. jail The walls, ceiling and interior of all the The Morrisons arrived at their cottage Hiucrticiucnti.. of Percy Birtlett, principal theThom- cells have been painted white, the lower last week. aston is home for the sum- high school, walls and stairways black. The appear- nf Soil. C. 1. Welch and family are occupying j mer vacation. Fimiisliiniis Fvory ance of the is jail greatly improved. t he Call cottage. i-s Tn bou is SHIRTS cents UP. M Frances 11. spending the Th* iv are now fourteen prisoners in the 4* FANCY 50, Jesse Phillips and family, of Massachu- j summer with her grandparents, James K. jail. More of Those Famous Left. -n Us, are at their A Few 5c. Stockings 1 >avi* and ife. cottage. w There is in Ellsworth. A enterprise j A. K. Cushman will occupy the new j ■ Mine, .N. Black and (,. minder >f young men have recently T ^ >» ^ » « (ienrge son, r. 4 V ^ m J * ^ ^.r (Penrose I i... .'m co*. luge, in \ W \k ^ £ v -*0^ M .• Ml * soup eotuj nearing completion, Ni\* a Biai ., Hre spei.dmg a lew days hl iv V.-' and will manufacture toilet and Uul laundry .V » •• t he Black homestead. I -oho*. \\\ ari id ad that Ellsworth is )||R V'w 4?. Pi V. of M ts, wl ■’ M se- (' a Cl, hcoH and Winnie 1 )av is '■,#- P ■') OIL COOK STOVES. ii 11■»1111 s iii>t fur »1:t *ir. > are t*I:; 1 .11 1 ■* i* j*.» L he ,;i h ,u; cot lage n IS sU m liu r, is PRIilUS are n.Uin! i.g tin ennuneiict ment exer- the uui rut. -Hucksport F.agle. ! the last of !;:s w Ic. ph^d 4uA,.~ >-A txpeeled *u cist sat » '« >. I '.v 1 it is w tk. / 5* THE MOST PERFECT OIL STOVES EVER CONSTRUCTED. M •** Annie C. ha* been released Kmery i Curtis K. Foster and fanrly are occupy- ; The horse rot and hail game at Moun- fri 11 her ei gagonuiit at the Bryn Mawr POSITIVELY NON-EXPLOSIVE. ! ing their cottage. They have as a guesi ; tain next I i'.luehill, will *. imol in and has park, Saturday, Baltimore, accepted I L. OH ? WP AT ! ■ ■ I > Vale. » 1 r.iirn .1: 1.1 :• \\ •: ii w '--k \ 1.-..J" n im Mini, attract L..swortli V/ « • k 1 K imi.13 people. te position of dean of women and as- jti,. 1 -' ’• 'e.t \ 1 ■' ;! ■ t' the old A. no oil Niw.ttiiu;. u t« t' vvti I 1!. Norris, !>;. H. \\ Hay in- and M •" M*.ud Pi is as hot k „,4i nt >f classical philology •• shy employed prnfe:s»-r •. htvle oil -tv of et v el In «• l*i uuu-. i family are at ih r cottage. Mr W A. L a jolly tii.n > !’--«* t’ 1t-»• rv .li the oflice of her W. H. in of Wisconsin at Madi- keep* Uliele, the Lniversity 1 ■ •> uicier i f Mrs. Hut If hev -lieuItl e vfi \ t\ ri ui i*i i:i tion : \ i:i:.\n i> m m i*i:in< 111 » Haynes I Davis, the Bar I lurbor carriage builder. *011. Miss Kmery will assume her duties enetl I t his week. with I * \ I at t he of t he fail term. \ | | IIUMIMM \l 1.1 I II II M. M M 1*1.1 I 1 11 uni (II \ V M.-s M.wtle Tcasley, of Burlington, is beginning I The Mc!>ima!d r.qtage :s occupied this ■ !■•• v hi s.stt-r, Mrs. M. Newton Be* tic- dramatic Ti,i» vv 1 til -t.ue tnu-t i-e M-ett in ..j.erat:..n t.. :l.- || 1 M.ike ;,..ur ting Joseph Hig- rs, imper-on- week by a party of young folks, PARIS GREEN on a Odd Fellows hall chaper- tit. ■ iu li.-.ve -eeii .lt d -t lulled the n rit tl.e 1 *rimu-. gins, Central street, tor few weeks. ator, will appear at oned Mrs. S. K. In the under the ,,f ! by Whiting. ■ > lr\::u; \N h:11hk»• r lias been home from Thursday evening, auspices tr.■::: I'.imrr' dr -r aid | I:. IL lllll Ml s, \geiit for II .1 lirock < .Hill t \ l.-rf- party ar> Misses Hattie Mason, May I>oii- the Knights of He will not feel so annul it. >• »./ f..»- ./.nr, >. Bt.Sion f.,r a week’s vacation with his 1’ythius. present good Male -treet. K!!-\vorti Me. }>t, pa- I sey. Kav Kthel Knowlton and the the The Whiting. ri 11 ts, t apt. and Mrs. Whittaker. p'a> Bog"■ Vagabond”. Maynard | Piert ha (iiles. M -ssrs. Carlt on If. Thomas, way 111 wtreti Mr. Beers sustains all to* Andrew Brown was brought to the .Jos“ph H. W.i.itlward, Willie Whiting, COMIMi l-.VKMS. parts of the play, simply by chang** j county jail from Bar Harbor Monday, Walter Foster, Harry Rowe and of voice nr m inner, is *puken of as won- Harry committed in tlefault of line for drunk- Hinckley. Wednesday, June 30, at Unitarian ves- derful by those who have heard him. At enness. try Shakespeare reading by Jo*.- F. t lie ‘dose of t he play, he will give an ex- Howard, of Boston. ’I n ket* on sa.'i at KIRK AT EAST SI KKV. Mis>es Florence and Marie Smith hibition of Fdison’s kinetoscope. the door, 73 cents. Recitals begin at are home for the summer vacation with at Odd Fellows h.dl COMING IN EVENT Albert J. who this Thursday, July 1, Lord, graduated year More and ISarii of Edwin C. Chatto their parents. Mr. anil Mrs. M. S. Smith, Newton Beers, dramatic impersonnto in from the Andover theological seminary, litirued with tlie Also ex it ion in this city. Contents. “Roger, Vagabond.” is home for a two weeks’ rest. of Tickets. 25 cent1- chil- Sunday The store and barn of Edwin C. Chatto, kinetoscope. The fishing schooner "Mary Downs”, he the of the dren, 1.3 cents. Reserved seats for sale at DAT I morning occupied pulpit at East Surry, were burned at 1 o'clock I'arciier’s store. of Treinont, which went ashore on Tin- drug Congregat ional church and preached an this (Wednesday) morning. The tire had ker’s Island is at Week June 28-July 3, Hancock ball— recently, being repaired excellent sermon from tne text “I am not evidently originated in the and was and Mason. i/ricts 20 Clias II. Curtis' store, Crowell, Emery shipyard. come to but to fulfil”. Mr. Lord and 30 cents. New All the New ( 'nl(>rs. and destroy, burning fiercely when discovered. It was play every bt. D. F. Tribou has rented the new store is a from the Fllsworth between acts. graduate high impossible to save anything from the Specialties at M .unta.n Latot St\ les in < )\fui'd-. being added to the Manning block on school, Bowdoin college and Andover store. The tire had communi- Saturday, July 3, park, already Bluehill Base I nil in forvno on. •■«' img Franklin street, and as soon as it is com- He has received calls from seminary. cated with the barn, and spread quickly. in afternoon. 1Ior-t- » <«ih 1 ai I U. w ill a store. several churches which he now has under pleted open variety : Nearly all t be content s were burned, Class*- 3 00, purse ?7 .3 pn 00; consideration. 2.20, *100. Special attention called to our There w ill be a dinner and supper at the The buildings were valued at about purse j July 5. Rt 1’ 1 i- Free Baptist vestry oil School street, Miss I liana St evens, of Boston, w il I give rl,oOO. and contents at ft, 100. The build- Monday, Bap-. ry Dinner and supper, 25 cuts p.cL. Monday, July ">. All are cordially invited. an exhibition of N* a Fra cooking at ings were insured through ('. C. P.urrill A. $1.25 OXFORD. Monday, July 5, Wyman park. 1 ils- Dinner and 23 cents each. hall and Non for about The cm use of the I supper, Manning Monday, Tuesday ft,000. wurtb Trotting. C’u-m 3.00. pu: -75; fire :s miknovvii. Miss Flora L. Hopkins, of Boston, ar- Wednesday 2.10, pur-e flOP; 2.32, purse $125. i .ries 2.30 o’clock. The sessions are f:•*-»•. M;,s close July 1. rived in Lllsworth Tuesday and w ill go to The Best Line Ever Shown in the a’ -• « ion* a* and (ialatca.” July 5, rt!>. uid Lamoine to and Steven iii1' oti1;.-gives ins'rim* to I*\ginalion Monday, Point spend July August I Dmv coiubrc:»•'. -tns- ■: lndf*T'»*nri**nee (1 to ei >ok .»*id h : 11 e. ■ TT ; f Pygi tier L. C. pro} it, ■ for the with mother, Mrs. Berry. i t ii s, trades procession, host rate .. rse City Money. < mlat under the direction of .dr. ami Assortment but giv» s pniet soil i : ust rat i m* of it. em- hi, t minor j- Largest Mi-s Beatrice Conners, of Bar Harbor, j rot, sports. *• Mrs. 11. Mock will Jaki Firm*. rks and electr d i:*s:ti p 11 m-;i n 1 sneer*-, of her mt lh d l.y Henry bring n, lias been visit M iss Minnie th* >> / \ mi: < it) ■ ing Pray fum -Tt nrd ball Rt M; !: ! ; he in -I*. It is {<-r 1 irs s*a*on ;. t t-lace Sut urilay evening, Jugv 10, wit lithe week. Miss I ft fora two dainty I even mg. I Ik:;- n.tes 1 »..-o past Pray to-day f.. cv in •- CM-; ..f |.. :• t h .*•• <>! •! 1 P :-s* weeks’ visit to LLi; !- In Portland. V. A. ami !•* k. ill- fair AM,. niun COOMBS, napkin, spoon I'. iiali-n, pior, i sat Urdu v. Julv 1", ?| Charles L. and mv 4! M i!' Mriil. Morang family Dra: “iN m l vi* tors to 111 tuis wee;, gnmp. Among city j 1 •• I.' nK*f I ! II: N M» *»1 A 1 pying their Contention Cove cottage. The '■ cast r n were the L.I.o.s from Hancock leg county * ’P Stuckl.ro. und* vis- Bellatty cottage has been rented for July r- :ii' art j at»•••!' .. Harry .1. vm\ i. Henry towns; Mrs.. II p. M .11, M ,* I. .t t j Min: I* a nun la\ >■.Hurry Cra him! .'.‘0 v I I 1 f E v. A. ( Ste\< ns, M Fa:.n A 1 DONT BUY Morton, _• (.'Ill \ ) The \V. M. Mai ms military company, Hinckley. Mi** Lillian May Kune, Mrs. 1...... tut ue, headed Monaghan’s hand, marched < b> F. F. Mtv; u i, Mr-. M I 111m.-kiey, A. Mr- t a• ni- Van;:- y,. » •i» t W.mi'.n cv: ni. f ■ l I « I' ::: ! a win M .,. park M-cuby I )sgOOU J> V. ! ■ I t *H I Ii: .Ml-- M,. — OLD drill. The makes a ! ’.t i•;■ •. A. «.r«a !. FURNITURE practice company ■■ : W. IF- k- !,rywin-.Miss M. f&-.X hill; W. 11 ; !•. j1 tine T*. rin.•. I', -i. -i-t. », appearance. ard««»m, Tntn-m: ; \. 1!. F-nn Mill v. :f--, t r Mi-- K M. 1 >. .1, )s rni ni / WHI N YOU CAN' GET Col. C. I', r.u. rill h fl Sunday h»r a li .(• Mrs. N. T. ilili. M is* I. (K-mi, I 1;. iv * i '■».«• This considered I njs r- to California which will comhinc bu-i- Hill Hint Vi !•-, Bile p t ’. W W delightful comedy ! u L i \JUi s S V wo < ne*s mi n He was at ci mi n :< u > '< 1 with plea pa F. A. Wood uini if*-, I "y ■> o T|j~ v * • r> •.■ 1 '• ■, i I. M 111.1 n f n "i 41’- NEW FURNITURE by Mrs. P.uirill. The., e xpect to he M. 1rl 1 written in \\ M h in A !'. B. Mi ni-. M .! Mikndo", collah.-ration early ugust. Jacques, i.s .1 a1 al liam; an I v, .i.i iu.lv s, J 1 1 sir An hir Sullivan, are mre v b'-'v | The I’nitnrian Sunday M-hcad i- «•- William H k < •• ; .1 S< I 1 know n. '! bay ha■; h*< I ing for n picnic, which will probably Higgin-, I In lb W. M JUST AS CHEAP. both in Loudon and in America. Its to scene pnint <*n t lie bay. The date lias VI h | ♦ I in Kl Is wort h / '/ V ».-*•. ; F. F. M:i scntation will doubt!-*-; at not b. en dee!.kd. A commit; <• kins w:’ IVu < t rad a large audi. i.-< not been use of WE SELL AN matter in charge. ireat l’ond. only Times Were the merits of t tie play, but tie* y 1 The lrowel!-Fm< thcu’.iuM popular.! 3!llSf W'iieu The Ellsworth who have -< ry-Mason hoys light of t he play* r-. jewels wi r- a Men d broader liclds f« activity in lb >ton, company opened a vet k'- engagement at Date •■ 'i to a’.': ! any id k• v p i: on art home for the How- Hancock hall to a fairly Up-to coming Fourth. Mommy veiling, .Inetpies !*«: lit /e: eouM run'' ary eettai n Hire -by we iring a cer good house. The was “l.a ard Adams and Joe Woodward arr.ved opening play Tliere was a !i 'ring in tie- .! 'tain.** Now tla we! ar-' an antidote t" last fm two weeks’ vacation. Belle Itusse,’’ l y David Behiseo. The pla> i Friday Pul.: zer case U fur-. Hon. 1 lh. .. n.eeta! dl The woman who has the p.>- tieorge Solid Oak Chair was admirably presented and well re- Dining session of dainty rings and beautiful orna- Contractor Nelligan is at w rk this of Portland, lad week. Hon. Nathan ceived. Miss (.'row ell and Mr. Finery Wire ani ments always ha- something to udiuiru and week on the concrete walk on the State Matt hews, jr., of Poston, and Hon. H. K. Hats, Caps the favorites of the evening. The hu- k* »i: something to take her thoughts away from her- street hill. Probably no piece of walk in Hamlin, of I’.llsworth, were «• *un- 1 foi !' "Wii !e morous part taken by James T. Kennedy -ell iillil in tl”ui the city will cause more rey ing than t he plaint iffs, w hile Messrs. IVnsy, «>f Par Furnish m s, w. are ii:a l an was well d. A feature of the 1 he gt -ml thi an this, which will make the of sustain* per- Harbor, and King, of Kilswortb, appear- There are no fum climbing set properly. y prices formance vhs the exhibition of shadow ed for t he defendant. here. State street bill a instead of tor- In al! the Latest r.nJ e charged pleasure The ease is an action on SiyLn JS>J .<;>< >. graphs by Messrs. Mason and Titus. On the part el the ture. who claim a balance due them E. F. ROBINSON. “A plaintiffs Lowest Fiucs. Tuesday evening Tennessee Heiress" on work done at Chat wold two The Outing club, w hich has engaged in y> ago. w as equally well The plays for The defence is that the- work was not tin1 Market. Groat iu Trimmed Hats and presented. Ikst in Bargains such interesting instructive out-door done to contract. Mr. Pulitzer the remainder of the week are as follows: according uh a next 30 »• Give call nnd in- Fur the day-. study during pa^t summers, met and was on the stand Thursday, and made a Wednesday night, the comedy “Molly All the new Shades of ltibbon*. very interesting witness. and Hmv* Maile I’rw Kihlxm Collars DIi> You Tell Your Neighbor How If \ on liny 'I lie ltibbon at You cannot afford to do A Leader for Six Years Our $1.9$ LEWIS FRIEND £ t Good Our SCHOOL SHOES Wear? Slioppin gin L, & Manning ;; A. W. CUSHMAN SON, CALL Sc CONNICK’S. Ellsworth without comparing our prices. Shoe for Ladies. l;i.< Ellsworth. WALSH’S SIIOK STOHK. .u. No. 1 h HA.NKUN Sr Kl l>WORTH. Main stkkt.t, C. L. MORANG. C. L. MORANG. ELLSWORTH, It wa* unoccupied, but was connected by ilSDrrtisnnmls. 111. C. £ II. Cotnmn. A quaint writer of the seventh century LOST CHARLIE ROSS. a burglar Miami with t ue house of the Richard (Jove, compares man to a book judge’s son on the other side of the street. A HEALTHY WIFE Mrs. Stevens went to England by the His birth Is the title page; his baptism DEATH OF HIS FATHER RE- The son aroused bis son and two men ser- express invitation of Miss Agnes Slack.! the preface; his youth the table of Is a Husband s Inspiration. Con-^/ and his life the of the CALLS CELEBRATED CASE. vants, the whole party armed them- snd is her guest. Miss Slack’s aged tents; body volume; his selves ami surrounded the and mother and ! blunders the errata, and his judge’s house. A sickly, half-dead-and-alive woman, mother yet survives, repentance The burglars came out and were are in a home in the correction of them. like MISSING TWENTY-THREE YEARS—HIS finally when she is the mother of a .laughter charming long j Men, hooks especially 1 called to a bait. with t lie Mrs. Stevens was a re- are large and small, folios I'hey replied pistol is a To ull family. given quartos, ami FATHER SPENT A FORTUNE IN VAIN family, damper joyousness shots and the quartette opened fire on tej-l.'on by the t’nited Kingdom \llianc* j tiny volumes. Sum* are fairer bound them. The scene tImt and SEARCH FOR HIM. followed was dra- 1 sometimes May 28. Sir Wilfrid Lawson presid C j than others, some that lack in show matic. make in marvel at lady Henry Somerset and many other j; up durability of binding and in One robber was dead, with his ranci and the ottic* rs of t lie the value of their contents. Christian K. Hoas, father of Charlie empty the patience *.• m|H leaders, Home are revolver under his bead. The other lived ! and some some full Ross, the four-year-old boy whose mys- of some hus- B. W. T. A., were present. pious profane, of wis- about two hour-. The came some fuil of terious abduct ion on July 1, 1874, caused neighbors bands. dom, folly; hut each must rustling to the place. and ltook Nolen. have a final w it I. t he a world-wide sensation, died last week at 1 f a woman Magazine page cloning w ord •Who are and w here did conn In Scribner's “Cavendish.” th* I kc tli*- record of his home in Philadelphia. His death re- you, you finds that July ‘•finis”, each of the pa- from?” several asked of the I w w rues w *th It s calls the story of the crime which has dying man. her energies .'mi authority on hist, triarchs, “and In* died!” “Men, 1 won’t lie to you,” was the re- mi and cUarnc-s ah« ut cm been told and retold in every portion of are tl.i -giug vivacity ply. "over there is William Mosher. : W h 1st Fads.’’ t • ii g w lint is the civilized world, and it lives to-day as and that rary TRY ALLEN S C HKI-iTI \\ KNDKAVOK. Mosher lives in New York city. 1 hav* g« o in t hem and w hat bail. FOOHASeT one of the celebrated romances in crimi- every thing \ jM'Wdt r n* l»c shaken Into the \( no home. 1 am a single man ami have no nal tires her. With the exception of the noted tl i* -ca-oii mr feet fee’ -wnllcn and t For th»* Week 4. history. .,t. 1 T^-ptr lU*glrmlnc July relatives a brot her and sister \Ctiom was four old. He was a except her is W rld's Fair” number of The if<*t tired cash If have fommi'rt by llev. N. 11. Doyle. Charley years sleep (’osmopo! >ou smarting f. 1 have not seen for twelve or fifteen !• beautiful child, idolized his yea.- disturbed Ni! oh reached a < f live di :h»rs li^ht tr A I- mmi l-.ii It..- T*n*b .—*- k*«xi patriots—w hat will they by parents pric< M os her is a 1 married man and has tl\» f- « f Hi ! k d< — I*ni*. xx' is. and relat ives. He was with his horrible nft*T!l.t —? edition had been ex .ike .,r« ,..| playing by ; ■ children. 1 have in 1 v er t -WmI .• I w t; f. t .-11 -1. f-40 my ■ > r elder brother. on East pocket. i. ; -Ui of 11. •- v This i- aa f All ov« Walter, Washing- dreams, g- number mag cal ••«.* -i"»ts It, -'ll i. patriotism. to be wish buried with it. It’s nop- 1 »to! v ■ ■ the world tbe sentiment of love for ton lane, near his home in liermantown, and t i;at a N v r I art'll issued than that for it .«r ^. o-i -i t | l.ving now. Mosher ami 1 stole Churl:* day -1 t dr t n | w hen tw<> men drove in a light she often J i., v i he of Julian Haw country and loyalty to country is being up wagon. report J'- It | nk ► Ilf ► \ ddres* \ Koss from Germantown.” • »i < The same men had along on three akes S’ld- t' rr tin eomm:s-:< «r sent in -ted. I Ibc. S ^ in more w than one. In passed special by emphasized ays did you steal him?” or four and "Why in the T'i' < to India t<> 1 days preceding, given Charley denly I’poiiton mv*sCgat*- our own country in various ways inter- l’i> make mom y.” candy. On the day of the abduction, the* t * ii rs of tie plague and famine, is Aai'rrn&rmnits. ert in is on the increase, and •W ho has the child now ?” patriotism little fellow had asked them for a ride, of suffi'cat! ui and inarm, she of mi character, and wiil •• filling extraordinary the standard of is con- Mosher knows all about the ch patriotism being ami he and his brother eagerly followed must at once her strong*.h. •nth* « V es of t he W orld to 1-olid It lolls regain / A c *; raised. Monuments are A-k him.” {■.. c stantly being them to the of the bill to h ful- It matters not wlure she lives, she ■ re top gain who scarcely suspected. N farm* .c%i ... at the erected to our greatest of "Mosher is dead. Can tell us patriots, days fillment of a promise of the desired ride you w her* can write a letter. Mrs. Pinkharn, *historie m< ment. and are be- the child is?” importance and more candy, and some tire-w orks. At of I.vnn, Mass., will reply promo* ly Oldest Graduates of Maine < ollcges. set as memorial and God knows I tell the in re- *.s ing apart days, the top « f the hill Charley and Water truth,” and without charge. Tin* f.»I’*• ir•. \t tn.- t me of college gradual inns, it even political part a s are using “patri- plied. "1 don’t know where he is. M were tak* n into the vehicle at. i plied shows the power <>f Lydia 11. I’ink- i- intirt-l.ng to glance Ht the oiliest Hotel otism” as a which i« evi- ’slier knew.” Rexford battlecry, w ith candy w hiie the two men drove rap- ham’s Vegetable Pomponnd, accom- graduates of Maine colleges. dence that n is supposed to bo popular Walter Ross was taken to and vice: idly toward Kensington. Brooklyn j an led with a letter p w two vluting / did past, ennobling principles, rested all over the but Some time jj| brother gone.*&His tears brought a crowd country, they for nearly six months. born Feb. It. 180t> at Woodstock, Yt. He ••acred and its edifying institutions, could not or would not throw on I wrote to and in this crowd was H. C. Peacock, a any light ago, urged by friends. you studied law with George and Edward BOSTON. boundless future that land C at thl» out ftw | possibilities, the Westervelt was fff«rtnr» friend ofjtlie family, w ho took the boy to mystery. brought to for advice. After using the treatment Curtis, of New York and | is America. The has not come city, practiced yet v day hmu iuin Hiru UI eon which ad- his parents. The recovered child told an you his there for half a cen- it never when one need profession nearly (and may come) in the to abduct the vised for a short accurate and coherent story of the abduc- plicity conspiracy tury. He has been re- ■blush as he says, “I am an American.” always highly 13,inking. f a boy, and was sentenced to seven in that ter- tion, and gave full of the years time, both as a and a Wo have a of whose we description spected, lawyer Christian country history ttic eastern In ttie abductors. The story was corroborated. penitentiary. presence gentleman. The loss of his KhTAIILI AMKI* 1n'7. may be and are justly proud. eyesight I of Detective Miller, the wife of the con- many ago has caused him to lead a AT U V ii.ll >11* ll'll Til* 111 >• 1 k IV lit years of the Centra! and a alarm victed man begged him to tell what he God? What of consecrated station, general very retired life. Among the thirteen patriotism? knew of the uas sent out to the A reward of crime, but he maintained h strength classmates whom MUST What will men who tiro not con- police. he has outlived were only stolid silence. He served his f300 was offered for the return of t lie boy. sentence and and flesh President Franklin Pierce and Calvin secrated to their country, but also con- and advertisements were sent to all news- issupposedto have returned to New York. and have secrated to their God do? What is the Ellis Stowe. NATIONAL LANK in this of the Mrs. Once, when his w ife was urging him to be tter duty of the Christian patriot? paper- part country. In point of age. Hon. James W Brad- ok i.i i.sw om ii. Ross was ill at Atlantic and the reveal his know ledge of the case, Wester- health First, consecrated patriots will rec- City, bury. of Augusta, the sole survivor of the velt said in a news of her loss was k» t from her for tone that carried with it an I have CAPITAL STOCK. ognize and acknowledge the hand of j ius :»s> of ivjo, is tht* oldest living 150.OOO. some conviction of the truth of his statement: ten God in national life. This we learn days. past years graduate, as he is also the oldest living On l.'the tir-t clue to the “They will never get the to all distressed SURPLUS, S12.500. from th*1 t' pit ul r*f*-rpuce should b< July mystery boy.” ex- l'n it, d Stales s«nat. r. his w ife a-ked. the child's “Why?” women, do not suffer longer, < done. N.itn : had come t surrounding disappearance suffering 1 h- ! < en n■ hange in the < d* st prospt rity I’.niikJriif !i i.r- fr■ t■ ,1 in !•» } m came “Because he is re- |*. in the form «>f a mi»- beyond reach,’’ he there is one so kind and will s l&iat 1. ut in.-r* ad i recognizing God badly-written. when h ».ng g: <>f Hat« >| leg* H* \ A. letter t<> Mr. \\ < t hand m it th- wcr*1 with spelled Ross, stating that plied sullenly. F S Bennett, H. H I1• f St. Vt.. y puffed up you.”—Mrs. Johnsbury. 1yv«t> l.irilitN ollffttl ( iisiomiTs, the little follow would not he returned “What do you menu?'’demanded Detrc- ha. Kans. personal }•; d with an t xalted id- .* \ a, rst.il l ng uiHii. I > r. Heath graduated a t ve Miller. < without the «*f ran-om, >•• cf th ;r v,gr nines-;, and turn-tl fr payment large f r !'u«t < in ImVT. If. Correspondence solicited. and that he would lolled if “Because he is life.” -aid We— God. as wt 11 as i:. bf__ any pro- beyond Was a :..*iii v. i. ode h ;s i: AM'KKW r U I s VS M.! -p- rity. .i way against terveit. the t. ..f h litt hoy's abduction, ceedings should he taken tend mg to tlo Iv \\ I! ! I : S ., I dividual i: -y rity, has its danger-, great o,hls. 1 i- Iib« l»i cn ii \cry Bum’*''-- hut he nt h entire fortum in his lit MO U ( sum !,* * The sp» vs. ■ !*■■ is arro-t of t he k id r-. Two biur theory at last accepted the -’ and th that w*- shall t.:k nap; day* by po- ". Hi g ti !• 1 j a-I orates o\ r lice fruit •-eitreli. A-« long ago •«-> !)»<•• m- I* IK hi another wa- r*e*i\*d and marls a!i other- w ho f. .. •, .. th- ere .* and that letter demanding dr.: ,n i d- forget l*t-r he in of tin NV.v H, A ! "i.hhi case was V’. Ivoi. speaking K Wiens... : ■ •>- t he ru of the I aret urn. the that M --her and Wb i Deuglas- f ali .1 -i He > I. n Ni ki I II t.Kt t 10 celeira’.t ! en-■ ry. ii m w as had thrown the ini. tht 1 > s ah...... w A:..- re .ms This raised rei- boy North i.w r. Hut. I.i.wiv Kkiimi. 1 y prompt .'y by * s. i '• g(•' g in of the best "here he •'The on ng- I ha v> v r- for : {} G..d (if natn a; e- v. r.d fr it tids of tin- st m k*. :» fan. wh- drowned. But thousand.- ly. j < m / .v > mm. r. h! i.sivuk rn. mi:. «.>f of ( harl ne*- whs -t in was t ii# ugrega- as r.r .' an but the sit d ii and rt \.. » d peoplt de«diued to take this ami review th hist- ry p.. pp j view, t. *uai rs in N, vs demand I'TH raii‘"::i nf ry.'oi. If I had j Idig.and. -- \t ii th re an of r.r.r v. h- .. u n Mr. K. to a. w tin in to talu to-day win* 1m- o •. :.r:y irimut being comp* many H \ \S Hm u, .iss pant that i would I.MVf had hi'n i-mg f MJ, hy ; iy rc nt to i*> t:r c of t he H-e. t<> tind tin that Chai Ko-s > still alive. IDs wth and pr< >-p» ri narge prom :-ing father Hing r.s l\:g .""Us amt in t be f \ i n t | practice j When :v c r ami h .s abductors to has been cadcd to ail f tin < ty cuntcd f< attrib- boy bring justir* parts of > d--s. .> taking by find have not got him. 1 still have de- | ii. la a tic oldest grad- ; ..it- StokU < fft-r♦ d n rt ward of »_().- try to stories <1 * uting (c-ii? Benjamin Frank- Mayor y investigate mysterious viate oft ulb\. -ban ill 1 a tectives and hope in time to I’l lstVOl‘1 II. I .Oil II v. W Iso had ben il employed _ lin ii .. ‘'ll a spar/, w cannot f .'.1 000 fort lit rteovery tf tin child and tin boy- stud n, and In. aD.ay- find him l ! ■■»• cammed more than < \\«mt w in rever !. it it to t...... 1 witliout God's not: arrest f Hi*- men who bad stolen him. Hurt appeared to be the A r t H'han d to own ml ItniIdintr Association some don lost children in the srnre!:. of ht has It ( lie ! ; » chance to in W mtlg.W hob Is hut HlIV could y r.pire rise without li.- and the largo amount of the reward at- -’ightc-t recover lus lost sou or ii n ■ H c a n whom had been stolen, but none of them i' /. ii t In r w *>rds. t hat h»- wiser to- >’o borrow aid?'’ i: < r.d n- r. Wo must see ti tracted world-wide attention and set throw any additional |J light upon the mys- than he w as was Charli* .” day > ,-st eriiay l\>y>* hand f « 1 in tin- inarvt lous history thousands of detectivts. professional and tery of his di-appearance. money | UUIl enough to Jn conversation with friends ami per- cf < arc Mr. Boss was a tin amateur, to working on all sorts of sup- prosperous merchant at >hak»Ts of Mount Lebanon ; build? The cost of this sons interest* d in the case Mr. I! >ss has invest- C( u- iai- ij .driers will practice and posed, ami some of them absurd, clues. an. a frei;lient ly stated h In I n f t hat if he had ment will be but little, if teach natit : .1 i- yalty to < iod in grati- On August Capt. Jledrien, of the New tin us, f !• -rb- and b«»w lob, Inaithy. any, Cereal ! dealt with the and tude f r i... nal We must Coffee Drinkers BEWARE! directly kidnappers blessings. York police, received information which If have Tin y ha v* s»u,li*-d the power of food.. more than are y»u U*en deceived and tried one of not entered into of t he police fur \A! you net r- the hand of God in the ran plana only gnize apparently implicated William Mosher heap substitute- now on the market, Tin y in ar!y all live to a ripe old ag* t heir detect ion and arrest, his efforts to n o w n r cur nation's h:.-:< but should mani- claiming to ho the original and to lia\»• pay- ff ry, and Joseph Douglass, two well-known 1r •> and in time 1 gratitude by doing burglars, who.had frequently their and a poor, weak, -leki-h pared by the Shakers from herbs and rent, (about years drink have successful. He w rote a book to what can ou from I ran proved make our land a Christian land. We in in the expect do* t w ith a tonic headquarters Philadelphia, e discouraged but GRA IN" ) plants special powtr over the will own should stand for rulers and try It is n a ]< some years ago giving a detailed history you jour home free and righteous crime. |The information came from from -olid grain, nie, |y br. wned and ! stomach. pound- of the abduction and the search for the ! for us in f"r J.rM- Grain i> takes the ,.f roller clear right principles government. ‘•Gill" Mosher, William's brother, who place at ■„ It he t be stomach its the prl.-«*. Get a of 11*s digest food, and rei-partic- We should bo interested in the paekage your grocer to day. lost boy. IIAIIE| making stated that his brother had once ap- | digested food is the strength-maker. ulars, of whole nation a Christian nation and be inquire ^ U 1*1 C a proached him w ith a scheme for abduct- ; Strong muscles, strong body, strong as enthusiast i for home missions as we 3t>Brrtisrmrnts. 11. W Cushman, or of ing one of the Vanderbilt children, but he i brain, all come from proja-rly digested SccV, any are for "God bless our na- patriotism. had refused to have anything to do with ; food. of the directors. tive land." : Shares, fi per it. Then followed a long and exhaustive t A sick stomach can be cured and diges- Bible — Ezra ! 7 7 FT~ i month. A. \\ Readings. vi, 8-10; Neb. search Mosher and w tion Kino, President. for; Douglass, hich I ))lI made easy by Shaker 1 bg* st i\e Cor- li, 15-20; Ps. 12; Prov. xxxiii, li, 18; lasted four and a half months, during dial. xiv. 34; .T< r. xxix, 7; Math, xvii, 24-27; HOME which time Mr. Ross received sixteen let- It cures tht nausea, loss of Mark I appetite, xxii, 1C-21; xxiii, 37; xii, 17; ters to come Hancock purporting from the abduc- , pain in the stomach, headache, giddiness, Ccnnty Savings Bank, Luke xiii, 34; Rom. xiii, 7; I Tim. ii, ! i tors, but all so carefully worded that no weakness anil all the other Heb. 8-10. symptoms of F.M.SU'nnTll Mr 3-4; xi, clue could be found to the writers. PROTECTION indigestion, certainly and permanently. Meanwhile citizens of Sold the Philadelphia by druggists. Trial bottle 10 cents. Commenced Hind m-** May 1, “IHTIL The Cheerful Man. i III ! I ! and many people in other parts of the I s Who d( < ye* welcome the man cf In this* bank country had been worked up to a fever JtobrrtisrmnUs. Dep«»*lta are i-v !,i\v exempt fr :r. Gneerim and taxation. ;*‘;i spirit? 1 he happy heat of excitement. Volunteers stood is what every man wants. There’s count* ! •■ t i.ial the win- g. smiK J A UK'S r. DAVIS, l‘rr*idrnt. ?; ; ni have an ning way ly Out with no result. Men of business ( II AHLhS ( HI am LI., Trm$ur<-r. *'• city, infia : M< n inspiri:. abandoned their and nothing dearer than the home-- pursuits became* cosy Drp.Mt- draw Inter- t *r t»,e i’r-t d.. are a“ r.: *. d w* a a man- by kindly Mareti, dun.. ! ♦ amateur detectives. Books were written 8100,000 Sej-ten.a. 1».. i. r. lier and y ... .on. if. !. n< on t lie all-al sorbing subject, some IS BEING Itn \UI» oi fact then not it with FIRE |»|iti c this which advanced the most why protect James F i• hom* .*'••• wildly impos- g-nPP *\:«. John » w *y. l.-i-pit DISTRIBUTED A. h. sible theories and were manifestly the em- r l\EL b ■ Ill' It Ml a M, V |{ 1101.11*01, optii:. :- ]• *- pr* hi able to a anations of crank-. Lecturers were de- ( I1AKI.E* t lil Hit! I I gloomy ;. \ — Pr* si; u rial:. INSURANCE? The companies I repre- Do You veloped, whose theme was the “Charley Wan! Some of ii? Hank hour* : dally, from a. m. to 1 j?,. Boss Kidnapping," and ii ;- even -md I Others arc reaping a golden harvest- In a Simplicity. j | that a number « f in* :i w ho t b; up. 11.» why not you ? a sent offer Trr,*ii rv. hiinpii- ity « xprc-sses the very best of security Professional Carts. search became insane because f their li- ' Send for of the tlaamhis That bind and the words i sample copy CREAM, ability to solve the great n y-tery. : cur }■: that 11 *:i r< ! v. ri'-ri in human under- containing great premium list and lil'NKKit, JR.. The late Detective John and JOHN Sharkey at lowest for v. rkers. Stan ..Hi’, and shadily, with rates, and adjust losses prizes A ten-cent maga- unfailing his partner, Charles F. Miller, who-till ATTOIiXKY AT LAW. eye. detect- .ml discloses to the brave zine I'REE survives, were convinced t hat t he Mosher- t!;..- i:ds ■"* OKU* KS A r spirit by what it believes. I ! M f !n»i Hurt a*'!, «.f Douglass cKie was the correct one. and 11 Somerville One and Mm-., earn* m bar “truth, like light, travels quickly satisfactorily. f’.nO h: \« iM f..ur dav-! HARBOR AM) ni l EH1J.L, Ml confirmation <-f cam« through William >Ik* "I in str I..i* that it is a divine say-: him delighted with mv .*. Ktir llsrlK.r ..flires 7 iin-i ~ Wester velt, a brut her-in-bi of Moslur "heel. K very one say- it i*. the fint-i Sit. Desert I fefco< !;■■■ —iJhiiau* iphia Methodist. liiuehlii office open -Saturdays- who. it was conclusively -liown. had Cycle they ever saw.” Prank acted hs a go-between in the attempted Somers, of J.owiston, Maine. H. Endeavor Echoes. ; («RKKI.Y, earned a gold watcn in tv, ■ J )R. negotiations between Mr. lb-- and the day-. \\ns Cottar*.’ ill'll offered > for it hs si km a- he :y.T meetings are growing ||!;|J||f|J|/|||lf|||||||| rtei-ived it. kidnappers. Once during these negotia- ||||| Mr-. I) i:\TIST. in favor with End* avorers. GEO. II. G1EWT. Ilattn- Sn, th. ■■{ Baltimore, tions Mr. Boss took 0 to I ! > 1 actually ?_'»• i 1 > > ill) carm-d a \< !•• ;n tiw and one-hu!f dav-. Th i .n-yivania Christian Endeav- I and i- now OraMuate .f the I’Lila L < New York to pay over to the burglars, working hr n g.-hi watch! :phla Dental “! or ur: 2 district "'he -ay- gat a u clasa of 'Ta evangelistic su- but the police were in the sdit-nm. >.ml Ellsworth and liar Harbor. h».-r: at nearly every house.” perintendents. the abductors found it out. •aropyp-K IN t.ILES* BLOCK. KLI.8WOB1 evidently 1 1 1 > ■ I Don t to Christian Endeavor societies to in an at t i •' f f f go sleep while others win. Many they failed put appearance i | j i / j ! 1 f j) | / j | ' A. L. 1HH ha'* f* d iiii j ) ( i j j Send for (iLASS, .• io study class- place where they went to meet the stole., premium list to-day, and join I) j -ICO *>Oit 1<) ]>:d t.-." °"ir es, by pastors. boy s father. ; army cf prize winners. Till. I. AT I! ItK. A\ M. HA INKS. San Leandro (Cal.) Endeav t-ts are •v BUG DEATH urging t:.-- f srablishment of a public sacr.rh Doug!a.-s, but he was anx 1 us to (SAFE TO USE NO ARSENIC) CREAM PUBLISHING CO,. N'U'lit call* an-wered at the office. drinking f uvtairi for that his brother-in-law. lie suf- bicyclists protect gav. BELFAST, MAINE. TELEPHONE < ONNKCTPiN they may 1 kept from tlie enticements ficient information to indicate that he >TltlLI. r was LLI.SWOHTIJ. M Of the knew of Charity's whereabouts, and GUARANTEEDTOKILLIP _^A,N Ur.ED AS DIRECT! D ChaUen’s ; The total membership of the societies promist d an appointment on the >.' ,v CR MONEY REFUNDED. R. H. W. HAYNES, York if reveal Contract and J) J of Christum Endeav..r is now about police force he would all Kills Potato So askamdCucumbea Bucs.CdRRAin 1 OOu. he knew. This be refused to do until the Order to I) K X T 3,000, and Tomato worms.Green fly or Louse cm writing i-iiter data 1ST. was made nut. This was Z'der qui.'k!;. to and aro es- appointment Rose Bushes. UH'OrdS Christian Endeavorers giving * •*~Sandolorfor the Pnlnlea. Extrac- never done and he maintained bis silence. ney. 5,000 used and a:’ »n to Sabbath obs. recorded. All kind*- f tion of pecial rvance, a -aa\ r. ■ or.;- Toetli, In the meantime the search for Mosher Sure Preventive* blight ug on hand or made to order and commute s ar.■ for WAI T! It \\ <. I being appointed op Fotaio Rust. OlKii rt ,-,'ItTICl OVt !t 1 T. WALSIl’S STOKfc and was with .*. this work in California Douglass being prosecuted 1'* Nassau St., New York. many places. MARVELOUS for ami thetwomen were Vegetable and leads tii*' lies in the number of these vigor, unexpectedly HousePts*r$ Applied Dm «ith ECONOMY SHAKER/, ./ij F. found cn the lit of December BURNHAM, coinmitr* nig 14, tocak- Wiu nci Blow ud Waoh Opr Police. A' Lesj * Fauper P **• » r-' -rfi. A X X (J R N V when, according to the ideas of the APPLICATION OORiNC SEASON SAVES LABOR I ■! k; r« ^ gi ves 11*. ;re t; 11 f.t K There is one 1 has Christian Endeavor so- ."Mra. :» : wltn ti-.' < P. of h:..- w..r:i.,f..r AN I) the whole was cleared up. TLBPm 15' 3 LB t:.» police, mystery P'cK'ci 3SC 5LBPbEC.50‘- support of the poor, during the ensuing -,ear ciety in rl Trans'. and in J hannes- CO l N a 1.1.1,0 1( A 1 J. A W On that December night the residence \2'h LB Pens 1.00 ECONOMY I m..| Un made ainp.e provision for their support! its* if lives an active Enueavorer SHAKERS.SO" Hi u ref-u- forbids ad l ..itl- ttt rni r burg Van at • — pcifrom furnishing ■*L’ r all eRK 1 >f Judge Brunt, Bay Ridge, RUBBER ATOMtSERS *.«» rr..‘ who is eager to the movement. TS^J^ ! sup pi. ai-> j a.,per on his account, a» without Irt’n.lMn.-Hs’itlti-i I'nll.-d St.v,-- spread his writteu liuslnes. f. a. lt.-l. Brooklyn, was broken into by robbers. PATENTED MARCH I6T- '97 DANFORTH order, he will pay for no goods bo I CHEMICAL CO.LE:nmj:[a.Kass tUXUahcd. a. ilAKKl JU.VLB. Ells worn h, Main t 8 KLLS WORTH MARKETS. The STOOD *ns prominent as a lawyer. Thomas only way to regenerate the world 1h SSbbfTti'BfmmtB. FOR LIBERTY. In the McKean, horn In Pennsylvania 1734, to do duty which lies nearest us, and Wkunksoa r, Juno 30, lw7. i and was It lawyer soldier, distinguished, ,,ot to h«*nt after grand, far-fetched ones gAlSS LAW IKOAiniRO WII4HT* A HD ■ R A ST HI* Is said, ns the only mon who served In for of salt shall 60 PATRIOTS OF 1776 WHO SIGNED ! ourselves. If each drop of rain choose A bushel Liverpool weigh the continental without intermis- n of Turks j congress and bushel Island salt shall where it should fall. Clod’s showers would pounds, THE sion the war. 70 DECLARATION. during tho whole period of 1 weigh pounds. j not fall as do The standard weight of a bushel of potatoes, Samuel Chase, born in Maryland in 1741, they now. order and lit for Is no in good shipping, pounds. read law at and was admitted It is often of s REMARKABLE PROPORTION OF Annapolis desirable to insert screws in The atandnrl weight bu-be| of lieans In ABLE 1 lit for to at 90 of Charles M. order and snipping, Is 62 pounds. praetle** years ng»*. plastered wa!!e. end it te found hard to GALLERT. good AND UPRIGHT Of wheat, l*eet*, ruta baga turnips atnl no MEN—NOT ONE DIED ; Carroll of Carrollton was norn in 1737 of a peas, make them hold. The hole made the of corn, 66 pounds, of 52 by pounds; onions, WITH A KTAIN UPON family of Irish origin. He was educated of carrots, English turnips, rve and HIS NAME. screw should be enlarged, and the pounds; In France and the of law at edges Indian meal, 60 pounds, of barley and buck ^ pursued study ] «tf lie p.HS,»v tiiM'ougrny moistened wilh wheat, 46 pounds; of oats, 3*2 pounds, or even ! Bruges. Tendon and Paris. Thomas Stone The Greatest Centre in Ellsworth is of j \\ ater. Then til I Shopping’ a* Pnpulnr krmwlixlae the t he measure by agreement hlrtliplnm. wa« born in Maryland in 1743. He read space wit h plaster of Nluru! nui. pursuits nntl nrniUlons of life law «»nd entered into practice at Annapolis pari* and press the screw in the soft Country Produce. of ] huso ivh s'lr ci William hi 11 r. *«■ ■leans. sponsors at Hhorty’s Para, horn Vn Maryland in 1730 p When 11 planter has become Here in this Store. hard the screw Rig’ht Improved Yellow Eye, per bush.>00 cr.u.it i,rl there j 3'dgi’d to each other their j graduated at Philadelphia collogeand was a will he held very firmly. hand l’ea, picked, per bu.l.'.tu lives, their fortunes ami r ir sarrod hon- j lawyer. Richard Henry I*v, horn in Vir- peas: in received his education at or cannot l ut he inter. -ig instruc- j ginia 1732, bu FOUR Improved, per (seed .*2.60 tive. Wakefield in Vekshin*. George Wythe was shake inio your shoes REASONS WHY OUR STORE IS THE With the of vVi j 1 exception eight had Allen hoot a for llutter. j horn in Virginia in 1720. Fully prepared has1, powder iln* feet. It come in youth <>r early manhood, they euro- |> *vt oi! .r i• f*-. and in Creamery per ft..25 by previous education, he entered the prac takes the were native j stantl) -ting nut nf C run itud I.unions. GREATEST SHOPPING CENTRE: American*. f Il'- III* Ti Dairy.16.J.D tier of law and from the first showed tl. -t C’llilnrl 'll-ri.viTV of tin1 ugC. •Tohti 11 A11** n e •. »t Cheese. uncock, whose hold signature as marked Thomas Jefferson was hi-r makf- ii. i.i lining or now ability. "h'S'n teel ltcst ft lf. of the i j <•.!■«;, 11 i* a n-riai *-ure lor sweat I'irst, the goods vve sell must he of the real factory (new) per .12-i president continental horn In Virginia in 1743. It is neces- *' Second, (y>i)eri"S only lag. i'!," ii ii'! I ;i. |.. good quality; Best new .16 i ot, 11 I, log het Pry It / dairy stiKKl alone with that of to that this tho central of ‘hiI/. I.', freshness of the Dutch tImported).. Charles Thomson. sary say figure ; >o!.j »M driiggf-i-and..tore- Itv stock; Third, the prices are guaranteed mail for 2'h in Trial Its secretary, at the foot of its fir*t the flay wo celebrate went to his rest at the stamp*. package FREE to Egg*. pwbli Address, Allen S. ilm-ted. I.«- N V be the lowest known; we have the of on lt.»\, Fourth, cation, was 1m,rn in age 84 the anniversary of the crown- Freeh laid, per do*.15 Massachusetts in 17:17. assortment to select from. He ing act of his greatness, the Fourth of largest Hay. began life ns a clerk in the counting July, 1820, leaving his biography as pa- afiUcrtisnntnts. Best loose, per ton.13 gi5 house of his uncle. At the ope of i'7 he Baled.bid I* triot, statesman, philosopher, author and inherited a fortune which Min in Straw. placed diplomatist written in the memory of the affluence. .Tosiah A This Week Loose... »x Hartlctt was ?*orn In people. Thomas Nelson, Jr., was Ixirn In Special Display Massachusetts in Haled.10§12 17J'J and was a success Virginia in 1738, visited England at 15 and -OF- Vegetable*. fill medical practitioner Ixtfnre he entered graduated at Trinity college, Cambridge. Beets, per bu .00 Potatoes, bu JO was in public life. William was born Benjamin Harrison Ixim Virginia. Cabbage, .04 Turulos, .60 Whipple at now His ancestors were in Virginia as as Onions, .05 Parsnips, .06 Klttcry, in Maine, in 1730. In his early Ladies’ Tailor-made Suits, Jackets, Bermuda onions, .07 Carrots, .03 1640, the year of the breaking out of tht Capes, youth he followed the son and later be- Asparagus .16 Spinach, pk .26 English revolution which cost Charles 1 Sew .50 came • merchant at Portsmouth, N. H. potatoes pk, ucuml*er-, 07 his crown. He wm educated at the Col- Radishes, .06 Matthew T bornton was born in j Ireland of Shirtwaists, Dress Goods and Silks. Lcttuee .06 lege William and Mary. Carter Brax in 1714. Ho was a prominent physician Rhubarb, .03 ton, born at Newington. Va., 1736, was John Adams, the champion of freedom, Groceries, educated also at tho of William All the latest and choicest novelties in these are here for was born in Massachusetts to 17HFL He College goods Ooflftee—per ft Rice, per ft .060.0* and Mary. and The was a distinguished lawyer. Samuel Adams your picking choosing. prices will be found just as fascina- Rio, .290.30 Pickle-, per gal .40 0.60 Francis IJghtfoofc Lee was born in Vir- Mocha, .40 (Mires, per was Imrn in Hoston in 17J2. Intcndid for as the themselves. We enumerate a qt ..360.75 in 1734. He was educated ting goods few of the .lava, -37 — *he har his ginia carefully strong Vinegar—per gal by father, he lirgan life, how items to Tea—per ft— Pure elder, .26 under the Rot. Dr. Oraig, a Scottish clergy- just get you to come. ever, as a merchant's clerk. Robert Treat Ja|ian, .400.60 Cracked wheal, .06 man, like his Richard horn in and, brother, Henry, Oolong, .250.60 Oatmeal, uer ft .05 Paine, Massachusetts in 1781, N* was an early and consistent patriot. Wil Sugar—per ft— (Quaker rolled oats, .05 gan life ns a minister of the gosjH’l, hut j <. ran ii lute. I IL*iC I'.h, limn Hooper, horn in Boston in 1732, j soon loft it for the legal profession. HI DRESS GOODS. Cofleo— A A B, .05 (draham, .04 at Harvard and read law. H*> f>orn at graduated Yellow, C -<>4>* live meal, .<>4 bridge (lerry. Marblehead. Mass.. self!- d in North Carolina and soon stood at All colors, in all-wool India Twills at Mola**en—i>or gal— «»fl -per gal— Iil4, was educated at Harvard, where he HEATERSa"d 3-8 25c.; 30 pieces all-wool .40 the head of tho bar. Havana, l.ltmeed, .HO 0 .85 graduat'd with endit into RAD1; ATOR S checked and mixed manufactured this season to retail I’orto filco, .50 Kerosene, 14 1 Entering Hewes was horn at suitings, per gal mercantile he Joseph King HOT WATER on .HO Antral .15 business, acquired both rep STEAM from to at Svrup, oil, ston, N. J., in 1730, of a Quaker family. 50 75c., 39c.; 40-inch extra fine Canvas and Covert syrup, qt .25 0.30 utation and property Maple Stephen Hopkins After at Princeton and BEST FOR was born at studying pursuing ECONOMY-EFFICIENCY-DURABIUTY cloths at $1.00, to retail at line of black I.umber and ttulldlng Material*. I ScituaTe. R. I in 17o7. His s. n bought $1.39. Large commercial business in Philadelphia at | |.;,n !- .>,>.■ pn-rulili-t. Mow Best to Meat Our J. 11 nil M— (' — — I were in dress from ter—per lap hoard* per M «v»rly years j>nssed agricultural pur the CURNEY HEATER MFC. CO. goods 23c. to age of 80 in* sett lid at Kdenton, N. C. 103 Frank.la $1.50 per yard. Hemlock, Oo^li Kxtra spruce, 24 028 J suits I>*t* r he engag'd iu jmreanfilc atieet, corner Congress, Boston, Mam. Hemlock hoards, no .11 spruce, v. John Penn was horn in Virginia in 1741. 1, 17,}p* business in Providem-. and nhnost itnme- Spruce, 12 118 1 le.ir pine, 15 a HU Although his for education diatel\ enrer. opportunities •'i-rueo floor, 15 .: !•.\tr.i pin.-, d into ; lif,• were limited, lie made such use ol Our — good of ■ Assortment I’lne, 12 115 I. 11li -perM— William Ellery u m I rn at in Unequaled wpnrt his tine ;i to Mat. died 15.I* s .. .1, on he ad mi tti'il to the bar when pine, 17—7. graduated ur I i.-rwird and shingle* —per M Nall*, per ft «-4 practiced I 21 years <.f age. Ladies' law with dUnp. r; rs Ready-to-Wear Apparel ( edar. extra 2 75 r- i-k I »u» l;.-g, h ra.an was 'iiu'iit, p- Kdwant Rutledge, of Irish parentage, a clear, 2 n> l ime, per ra*k *5 burn at Ne.\ t>.r;. Ma*s., In 17 .'I He began f justly entitles this to the distinction of the LEAD- •• seldi. r and was born In ( department 2d clear, *1 7'. Itrh k. per M Till -1 k lawyer, -hnrleston. ml, find 1 ING CLOAK extra 1 .50 \N hit*- t.r ft 17 1 '1 h"»nas .Tr HOUSE IN MAINE. It consists of Tailor- one, lead, .05 a."S l.n Heyward. born in n im; .--if at his father «!• h charged 1, 1 South Camlina in was odu ** 17b*, liberally made nr. M.t*. 75 with the rt of a Suits, Capes, Jackets, Mackintoshes, Shirt Waists, Cotton sup; 1.:';mily, he eated. like | 25 and, John Kaurens. Thomas Spruce, n.'My |s*rf**r: .d i.is tad; > f .slug his Underwear, (.all and examine our Corset covers at 12 l-2c.and Hemlock, 1 25 Ly neb. .Ir.. and others of the sons of tov humble trad I*ro% I letrd his studies and Skirt- at are nloii*. 1 wealthy planters, comj ir Rpb 25c.. Nightdresses bat We Ulti. •. ami r; .• w.u.t t ■ ■ 30c.—they gains. a-iy i-ation. Kmalind. Steak, latef, ft 15 25 Tripe, per 1. Thomas I„yneh, Jr., born in have received a he iMik-sti r. d all i | 1. < oil 1.1 il high just magnificent line of Laces, new Ribbons, 1- re*h pork, 1-t 14 II tripe,ft p. S' arb ('arolina in 17!.', was educated at l.amh, -i* 1 P ft 12: 14 Shirt Ham, per Kmui and at Cambridge. In 1772 here Melts, Waists, Ladies' Linen Collars, Ladies’ Lies, &c. spring larnh, ft 1.5 25 ■**i|.. .:• -r, p j erf. rt tyj e of an nra-;. n. Me \ turn'd to South Carolina to Veal, per lb 'jSrr.lK Mutton, p.-r ft .<*,4 p> practice law, ample of ur count r. s b -t a — prodiHXluu, < K".i-t-. It !'• >11 !l per ft b< iug d. -cri! d ns “a finished gentleman, first bread ft s. If made nmn Iterf, corned, 4.i'* dr. a thing very rare in this at that ■J^^^The 1 country DO toligUC, 15 .25 .. »•' Samtn 1 1! iegioj. was ! -a ur YOU OOW Pickens, Had- and since." Arthur JU/ make of Rob I -Salt ft .•<* period Middleton, you Roy pork, per II..a, pi rian*. ’"ni, ; ; in.I | r \ ) |w at fjinl, per ft '7 If* umage, do born in South < 'arolina in 1 743. waseducnt WE CARRY THE .V vwii h wa- n br-r k a MOST COMPLETE LINE OF RELIA- ft « 1 1 in |• 11' in lib' Flour will be l*ig* feet, pnr !■ ft ed in Kngland at Hockney and \S • stmiii^tei Kg duplicated It-. !■•** I Mil. ,1 William Will:.itns I 1,1 I ,n. Co!in., BLE schools and graduated at Cambridge. His in other HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, GLOVES AND n»h. In 1711. Graduated at Harvard afwTcnm- every “baking" e irll'-st, In was as vjf -• appearance public signet Krv*h sa t ni<*n< m! th. dv of 1th » f,xt diwnit: ids f of the eol .nial from the barrel. The second CORSETS TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY? M u 1 5 1 »r paper money. Lyman Hall, F kt rel. 12. rod, .7 ; ther He end ra« "d a j j -iibMsjuei.tly nierean- l*irn in Connecticut 0.1. >»•, I’oIl.H-k, .04 1 f5 in 1731. entered Yak tile career, in which ho was must hk\* use a White halibut, 12 1 II 'I fkerel. p./; if 13. and after his I barrel you of it will be fill. collegia* Taking degree Haddock, » Halibut tin*, 12 Oliver \Voi»-.»rt. born at Windsor. do.4 studied medicine. On the completion of 1 CARPETINGS ! Kb .under*,do* 2" Halibut head*, .11.5 Conn in I73fl. graduated at Vale arid be of the and the his studies he removed to South (’arolina. liduplicate first, Lobster*, .12 Bolide** .... i, ..* Pi pan life ns a captain in the French and In- Prices of I’lekertd, .hi and but the same year located in anti all kinds of are on account of Tongue* war ry soft, 2 .*3 50 stove, Him ; carpente r’s apprentice, seeking knowledge T wheat. 50c. per yard. load ed on fhr deeeaer of hi* fnthrr. fflk Sa •• Roundings pwr Kgg, H o> jt*vi in hours stolen from ileep by the light ef yy^^ter Good Tapestries, 100.4125 Nut. HOO u*ted at Valw and becuiue active in everywh^r** y~c. {K>li- a he Blacksmith’* H pine knot, acquired an eminent posi ^old 0.3 tic*. ft he Brussels, $1.00 and Although enjoying competency, tion in the kar ». rmtSBs $1.25 Flour, (train and Feed. Georgia and on the bench. ; wan • furmur. Francis L*wis whs Straw practical Not one of nil that Mattings, from 10c. to Flour— bb— sacred band died with 35c. per Shorts—hag— .so«f.M3 born at LI«n4ftff, Wales, In 1713. He wns straights, 5 00 0 5 50 Mixed feetl, .80 0.K5 a stain upon his Star. Oil-cloths, bag •duoaDed at name.—Washington 25c. St. Ieiuls roller, Middlings,bag .SOa.'JO Westminster, apprentic'd to a X (H r. V. and I»ndf»B iH«ruh»nt. and when of ami- Rugs Art Squares according to size. age Th« Satina's Flag. Patents— grated to thU country and enterwd i»to Winter wheal. Hut) was on Jnne 1 mercantile bualne**. It 14, 17T7, that the con wheat, 5 75 .Spring tincntal congress a resolution i Corn meal, per t>ag .H) Rlohard Htoekton was born at Princeton, adopted DRAPERIES. as follows: Corn, full weight per !Y. reading "That the flag of the J., 1730, graduated at PrinoefcMi eul- We are the ones bag .85 13 states be U alternate red and only in the city who carry a full and wae a prominent Judge, and from the *trip««t, complete Oats, Western, per white, that the union bo 13 whit* line of Our are bu .35 position of his family and fortune was stars, Draperies. prices lower than any house in the in a blue field, representing a new con II !— be commemorated his Since HenUgraas, er—per He was a and by society. GROCERIES Red 3. .1* He.i. .12 Edinburgh. distinguished top, per then the observance has grown to be na Uwn lb .1* A John Hart, a seed, per Nike, .13 popular preacher. thrifty are to find here in Ellsworth such an tional in character. The first flag con People surprised right Fresh Fruit. farmer of Ho|>ewel]. N J who, tlmugh not are no at taim-d the 13 stars in a but as new store enormous as so well educated as others circle, hiyher my assortment of we have. It has become a com- Turnons, doz 2» < .3o «•range*, doz. of the New Jersey goods 20$.45 states wen- milled it txvniue to Hanana*, .25 < do strawberries, box delegation, stepped forward and his i necessary mon that if want to find what desire, at Boston them in lines. On now that tile new saying you you prices, Apple.*, pk 25 10 {.15 as and as arrange straight July 4, place llrrnly consistently as did bridye to M. Gallert or if want I *' i•*«I Fruit. lMx., another star, tlm* Utah, go s, you that is fashionable, relia- more scholarly and influential men. representing anything Fig*, 12 2o Tuinarli.d-, was adiled to the constellation, and the ble A bra ham < lark was horn at Elizabeth. N. is in but vou can and first-class in every go to Hate*. .b» arrant*, .o* < .12 place, respect flag with the 43 stars was hoisted on every Rul-ln*. * !'. 3 i*i■ i-trlng J in 172*1 Too feeble to labor, he tamed ! 1" \ flagstaff at the military of the coun- Prunes. .14 -H. e.i his attention t «ur\. ying and the study poets at t hem a little easier. try and on federal l'ho star? yet of the law. but his fellow pr- vinrials early * buildings. Were " placed in-ix rows, three sel. 1 him s an object **f their eonfl i containing .-Ljr- — M. A good old deacon in ('on tier! icut v\ as light and three seven. New York den. e in lif. Koh.-rt the GALLERT'S, public Moisri* anil fond *-f World. YOU’LL BE When »i■ TICKLED very pious e.'ams. li: i* r of the Revolution, was horn at ! I lit1 Loading Dry (Joods Doalor in Eastern Maine. once upon a time ■ attended a ilhode Lan* .I'hirt England, in 1733. }!»• had the When rncli* Sain Wum Young. ...Iv OO *. ,,f *1 1 -VI ...h ,r.,. M .u .. Island clam h tk*-. he overtaxed his ra- to onto that nice new Wimi ldwrty tlr^t spread lu r wings and free yet tering into mercantile life. he hwuiiii1 the pacity, and was *.»r* ly dis: ressed, hut his doin f .iuid her ti llgUe, !■••!'!< ’and ■ on r.- it must pr i operator in When uni- :5«1 n e a dai~\—but At* it it in praj ■: * umm.tted. Leaving ; day was new and Uncle bridye—-it*s CAMPBELL & TRUE the country In good* *te.ks and kiffrlVi Ir Sam was young. the party and going dn.vn on hi* knetn You Need was to his financial skill and expedients When came the jelly Fourth around-the tirsi your feelinys will be heiiind a h* win h* ard to tree, supplicate: us linatn i.il agent and the linking of his grain! celebrut ion— <* With fun and n.-i*« f “Forgive me, I. ml. t ii great *;ti of own Wealth, credit and destiny to that of ull the boy-, with joy to the < l'rm and PiHltMieii. wronyht hiyhest iroceries, isioiis, gluttony, restore y hea'th, and I 1 his country that the sure--s of t!*' War of Do y<>u sup pest* those old time bid.-, so n was many never eat an v nior< > hm ■>." linn after a the II •volutii hirgi !y due lint of sat i fact ion when years ago, 11 11>1 ( aniieil < itc ... Kush, horn at l’a., nl', pause, “very few, if any, amen.” Uenjamin Herberry. Knew half the joys the merry buys of recent in 171.'., was graduated at Prim-cton, and dwoadtat K.i>oW ? \ ou learn how much you Having bought the stock, fixtures and in after studying medicine Philadelphia accounts owned Jnck*«i formerly by Campbell ^iicrtiicmntts. took Ms degree of doctor of medicine at Did Andrew tir«works have? If so, do can yet for \ our moncv you s;;j pose t'fc True, and leased their we are Kdinlmrgh. He was on. of tin-most widely store, We Need He got ex so-,! horned his hands and set on of Hon in known physicians his day. jam fire Lis «kkdl.c*> prepared to furnish all who wish w ith Franklin, born at Ho-o,n in 170d. was an And diii the iiful James ihnrc, when goods usually found at a first-class The moms that all errand l ev. printer, editor of a n«\\spaper, shooting "if a rocket, i' macs and I k u:?l r, mpiler, F -rger ami dr bis lighted punk with crack- meat-market. ers 111 No at ail for lav. liter. phiios,,pht r. ec- .-f nml ni- Li- pocket? charge poetry. these things sell lor. We own our own our l.isv.al r J!e stands easilyahe.nl. in the Did Madison and Jefferson and Durr upon that slaughter-house; stock is and ota 11 mu of the w a hi gen. rail’. as the fore- ! day mostly native, inspected At early ibiwn sh x>t cannons off lual « are tlis before nio~t and must known American slaughtering, consequently we iTTLE widely infant Clay? of I day. M. J. DRUMMEY. can guarantee it healthy and sound. WHY NOT SWAP? *. rgeClynnr. born in Philadelphia in I wonder t£ Mm Fruukltn, with approving Orders for Slnnchtprinp- »»> nha IVER 17 *. w i*» e, ere! rif.. •! !:• r and nfjites- smile, »rt*H*d by And watched tin* man candles it- -ailed THE GROCER. n.an .1 tin Mort• i.. ! ii in Ridley, Pa they left at the Store. : across the sky. PILLS in 17 1. was of Swedish ties.-. nr a id an And Hauc. .. iv -he u h"se hand Odd Fellows' Block, Ellsworth. and w« 11 edm-i ed heavy signed intelligent surveyor. — Freeman's freed. 1 proclamation By giving prompt attention to busi- s Smith w a I urn in In in Jam. land 17 JO, I.mIi winsw* 11«s 1 Do you■ with rapture ness, and making our in 17.. .• >r- d v. ■; h his a:> t this “Superlati' 1 and elationV c ... r* : .- m in And fr »m a flag -av Iv stand did Wa king- SAVE THE BABIES! Prices io as Pi llsb , inilPary n *ti is. >i -urge 1 r was born ton procbiim P11am. Pa "d sid nMv reefed "f tii'Mi u i\c Do you snt'po*** n grand parade by tha j, been tc'tcl, aii'l passed he old *tHnd ?n t he wit h as Littlo Pills. ; Ja vni s s post, many sf ..iii r and, iouiuI t«» be iieulthy. Our Teas and Coffees * -i u, g, *! •; i i! ’TP’ :grated 5" c us t«. the music of the more new ones as see tit to give us a They also relieve I '.'. tress from m-ving gayly Dyspepsia, t "f'\v at !! I mo lir ns a hrrdV trial. and Too A Indigestion Ilearty Eating. per- t r He. rg.* Rus> w.i.s born And did they have fantastics and all kinds of Butter, Fresh and General lawyer. ] Dairy Eggs AI.I, OI,l> trt’oi NTS fect f r IKzzinci games and races >11 sr UK SKT. are the best. remedy s, Nausea, Drowsi- at .\ .v t'.ol-. Del m 1 ; Lii.^riUly j And a lV- “vn-l eNrt at all sorts of Farm Produce. Iiad Taste in the Coated f in the surprises ness, Mouth, Tongue times and places? TLKI> AT ONCE. •• ••• 1 i’v t!-< of Ji 'irsar Bain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They j What all was eon** upon that day ? I'd really Rod v. .s : r. ..t i !>• 1.. in 1 7d>), of the Bowels. y like to know Every Article Guaranteed. Regulate Purely Vegetable. e i ; !i tn F* JiMrt limr they --pent that old rime Fourth so THE CAMPBELL & TRUE MARKET. Small Pill. Small Dose. ii..; * ad n 17 J 4 I a ia 1111 i v u i .. -vu or lufUiy >e«u\- iurn. NY. S. AltCllKlt, D. H. EPPES & SON •o. s. d ami •» and —Artkur J. ihtuadfek Id Chicago RoonrcL | p.^ii North Small Price. i Hancock. Maine, j East End Union River Bridge. Main St., Ellkwohtk* ^American. protective tariff, international bimet- oorjrnr <;ossip. onrrrARY. Ubbcrtistnunts. *£l)e iClitjujoitl) if this could be the an- allism, had, The grangers met in Lamoine last week. MARY CAMPBELL WHITING. nexation of Hawaii, a reform of the The was shocked and sad- to Come to A LOCAL AND POLITICAL JOURNAL community Come Ellsworth! Ellsworth! currency, and a better state of affairs The spiritualists of Penobscot county dened last Thursday, June 24, by the an- PUBLISHED in Cuba. The protective-tariff pledge will be in camp at Verona from August 7 nouncement of the death of Mary Camp- EVERY THURSDAY MORNING is now so carried out that there to 27. bell, wife of Henry Whiting, of the tirm Af nearly _ is reason to believe that the bill ■ of Whiting Brothers, of this city. ELLSWORTH, MAINE, good A Sullivan woman occupied a recent Mrs. had not been in JULY BY THE will be the statute books a Whiting good 5, 1897, upon early rainy Sunday in dissecting pm cushion health fora year or more. Accompanied there will be the HAN< OCK COUNTY PUBLISHING CO. in July; a currency commission which which had been given her on her wed- K. W. Rollins. Editor and Manager. by her husband, she spent a few week* in shall devise plans for the reform of ding day. twenty-five years ago. She ex- Florida last spring, and returned appar- Snbs« -:’.'tion —$2.00 a year, $1.0' for to be recom- tracted from it 507 needles, of various the currency system is in health. Since her six n •■nth?*, ?>o cents for three months, if sizes. ently improved paid slrti tiy in advance, $i ad, 7f> and $* cents mended to Congress, and the prop- return home she had t>een fairly well, GRANDEST CELEBRATION re«*p-'v**vfiy. All arrearage- re reckoned at osition will doubtless meet with favor The West Franklin man who set a trap until about a week when a marked the rav "i if2 per year. ago. IN EASTERN and skunk hail EVER HEEI) MAINE, Advertising Are reasonable, and will in that body; a commission has been caught the that been kill- change for the worse became apparent. be nia » known on application. sent abroad to negotiate for inter- ing his chickens, says he will never seek The end came last Thursday afternoon. a •• sweet dqad Mrs. was of Bus! » .'i;.;nuiii> ations should be addresseil national bimetallism; an annexation revenge by kicking skunk, Whiting the daughter lo, ai payabU to, The or alive. That sort of revenge i** not al- Charles Campbell, of Cherry field. She Iia> tm mi Plblishino Co., Ells- treaty with Hawaii has been signed; ELLSWORTH. ways sweet. was married in 1882, and came to Klls- worth. Maine. the doors of Cuban prisons opened to worth to live. Her charming personality Kinging of Bells, Fantastic*, Trades Procession ami Firemen's Parade. Band citizens of the United States who There is a little boom on in the granite Concerts. at once made her a social and THURSDAY, JULY 1. 1897. business down Franklin and vessels favorite, Sack and Potato Races, Shot and Hammer Throwing, and were and other reforms way, imprisoned, she assumed a in the for shipments are in demand. The position community minor of all kinds. in matters are about for sports Cuban ready which she alw maintained with grace Cheap Newspapers. sight of seven vessels in the bay Rt one ays definite consideration and action. and loved and all. time back recollections of dignity, respected by The which has no brought busy Band. 20 iwspaper uniform Never having been blessed with children AfiiiJiii 1*,*- Monaghan's Military pieces. times a few years ago. lUllSK UV Beirut 26 rate and is satis- Band, piece., for advertising space, There is no step backward in busi- of her own, she took delight and comfort in little attentions of her fied to take what it can get for it, i* a ness, the season of midsum- There's consolation for the farmers in to those neigh- although h*,or"" *“ this bors and friends, and greatly will she he cheap advertising medium, and the ad- \ mer quiet is near, says Pun's ficrieu-. item: On June 29, 1828, corn on IN THE FORENOON "'ITS:' “Martin’s was missed by the little ones. The heartfelt rertiser need expect nothing but cheap Improvement continues, gradual and Ridge”, Franklin, eight inches high. A Are ran over the entire sympathy of the community goes out to results. (Ind.) Press. prudently cautious as before, al- A U'TTTP'MnnM the »ed- the b:!i so far forces which have been restricted Sunday. officiating. The held at Verona 7 to 27. \\r extremely satisfactory, ing county road from the tannery to the Angus: 0 ham. Hancock county. Maine, by hi* house was filled to overflowing, friends »' R »•' •'fd. Mated n d as relates to the but the for mont’m Vr»nn*i*}iil»> it ic town Among the w h f heard M*r«'h’-»V ineed*, ing by presence the high are: w h that F. A. Wiggln, «.»f B >*!«>;., g.ves **i' ■*. pects are that the time occupied in aging crop prospects still grow county. conveyed to me, the under esteem in which the deceased was held. •!. the "paper tests"; Mrs. Ju ;etie Yeaw, of :rtm■ ertain paret-l* of real estate situate conierenee will tie brief. brighter, that the industries meet a in s mi I 'elii.nn. ami unusually There’s and wailing and 1 la* tlora! tributes were beau- l*outided as follow* weeping exquisitely I^eominster, Mhss win* w*« w.- I received «’ t il HeRMitiitiR at the southwest cor- a tariff bill is in conference gradually demand for pro- of Ordinarily increasing gnashing teeth among the friends of tiful and the casket lit- ner >1 ihi Brewster now or profuse, being last year; Mr* M. J Win:.'■urfn; K. A. .«»t, oc- V " formerly several weeks, sometimes months. ducts, that labor questions which had the “Shore Line" in buried in them. am .!• ! F, .Peakes, near the Pink- Washington county, erally TlMda'e. tue b'lmi orator *r,d *.nger; Mr. t..*m we. aiid ru * 'Mih« aster 1 v by But tl re is reason to believe that the a threatening aspect have been ad- while the “kickers” shout with Fr ends from Boston, Id. Ml. glee. Cherryfi and M r* F. W Sm t u, Mr*. M v 1 >.m Itufus >w and that the And h!1 because of the that Hanker 1 >t-rt I• 11 h w -!<* > «,e I t. w inr'* laud time by the conference com- justed, treasury main- report i-Iand. Buoksport, Bangor and nell and ot her*. occupied t“ 'he H W-p ': thence bv said road Moore won’t his shekels mittee will be tains its notwithstand- put into the ninny other places were in at tendance. •in I»> t .1 le.ni k to brief, comparatively, ample strength Several test tii'dium* w It- on t. > * Hooieti, the 'St -I. .j !m. and it cannot now be The w •. nd hmiv : ,.f has some of road, completed bearers r» A. W. K ng, .1 It. h.-ieRthe as been the time occupied with ing exports gold brought ground* all inrough [in im-iing, and tlie Ih-xter f.irin. ailed. within contract time to 1 entitle it to I’edtnan, (L-urgr A. Hardier >nd H I'., '• t ■ w n i. I n on the the other features of the bill. Tiie about on behalf of freijUClit pub cm* .*. I rt* p ,ii e Teh* < east side of by premiums paid 1 .• .vi n money from the county. fbimn. Interment was at Woodbine !<•.;: on Hill *.• all.-d, at will be he hi. 1 ■ fact that the Senate has restored tiie foreign governments. 5t,‘ 'Tiler »nd former! v «>w tied ni t- ry *■> Far ker A IN ari. .u. J later bv Samuel Houst rates in a number of The farmer- of Hancock tow n are •’ -lf,« large great ly l‘:i »rr. -it a stake and stones; :! cases. ..mi has reached the One task to which tHe excrc.si d over t he discovery of the weed IMHKRT < )I.K. The Largist Luie of OXFORDS 1' h v a i 1 1' n n e r- id nearly department *' ■ 'rto a.i ! lo W p. which kills all root*. The fields of lo*:" rt Cm. a .•••', ng f.- < foun'i at 0. L MORANG'S. d % «' «rife Ptnkhain; thence nf-*» ii I h'- \. d .| I’ll a »n -•"itheaster t.v *■»:■! Joseph Crabtree are yielding an abund- -day f t*-rn«• and :<• the top of Hut- of t!i made the finance ergies is to back that favorable n H j: changes by bring :.!■.* ! In on as H 1 >e x t e ; t he tice ance of the in of a: tie in. in of h 1-uignter, Mr*. II. B. comm .ue, reduces much the condition which the Harrison admin- plant, consequence Lest. -•"i; hw s:. r, •-, -..id i>e\ter land to the very bawiub hi h •’ which his hav crop will he very slight. s, :iv. Ham* d laud ■« iii'il by >aniuel lloane. timet : the Mil is to istration created with reference to floio. >. »■ r: v by -ml ihi.ntit land sixty likely occupy Mr. .nr* am- t» trn n Cornish. June 17 Others have found it in small .Me.. \ h»»r r.*.:s t■ patches, « the r-l named hound, and in r a markets for American meats abroad. yy :: :it -1 r«-w 1**r with H. \s y .uortK'aR' •" h k* i,".\ h\ Tin- when it tiie It was the kiiy then-fore reason .>f ih* bill, reaches Presi- pride of •'I'neie Jerry" an increase. moved to L« -vaut, I*, -nob-cot in, hir*t national hank. Kihworth. prevent county. "■ »••*>» the "lull, ion thereof. I claim a will 11. re to- in rt- -1 m dent, probably contain the House Rusk that under his administration of early you* spent, and here ;1 ■: tgiitf June a d !- 'T o s he Vm H. V .. rates on all the fea- tile of in con- Talk about squash A group of wa-educated until he entered Colby nearly important department agriculture, bugs! hi •• F < unnimtham. hi- ittv Last Franklin where he tures. While it could be ex- with that of the state farmers in the corner store university, studied for the scarcely junction depart- \ HM \ I' I \ M >! N I. I’.irtr i'l ge t o\ the other were about the ministry. Ml.ssl.Md U'n MlIM pected that tiie Senate would reject ment and the reciprocity features of day grumbling It1 -vi 1 •.f j,• J u h good weather and other ills Hgain*t which t lie After graduating he was railed to the fenced lings, I >rATF Ol MAIM-:. the amendments which its own com- the the mar- 6 r McKinley law, foreign of (apples, H am-ik k vs farmer has to ora it- of the in contend, when William pa-1 Baptist church Har- nears ai d plum-*, about trn-. f-mr min mittee had and abso- kets for American meats were fifty to Rive n. t ce that on the 20th proposed go greatly Hill related his rington. While located from r.»hr<,,»d *i .i-1 •. :: * from »:« an.boat experiment with squash there, he repre- 1 day ..f June. a. d i!fe»7, a war- wharf, r.e »». back to tiie House The of McKin- .er-f.n.ing ••? spring wat« r. rant in insolvent h.i» lutely schedule, improved. repeal the “At sented ttiHt district of coun- issue*! 6ut .>f the court bug*. sunrise Thursday morning,” lie Washington A dd res* Mks. N s \V V t*i M ar ia\ ,si,, I iIt of iii-oiv. n y, for *anl county of Hancock, there is a strong law and its features in t tie Tihten ofii(> Maine disposition among ley reciprocity *a;d, “1 had a hue-looking bed of squash ty State legislature one term, po*t ■m-ajii-t the .State 0f Willis A Moore, of I I sworih, in -aid < senators to allow the conference com- closed these markets, and it is now plants, strong and thrifty. 15y 9 o’clock frrom Harrington he went to Brooklin, county f Hancock, and Mate of Main.-, adjudged l*> he an insolvent not one was and in ~pn:ai Aoiirrs. mittee to restore absolutely the House necessary for Secretary Wilson, in to be seen.” 1857 came to Ellsworth. His debtor, on petition of said debtor, vyhich petit ion w.w* on "i Be tifli schedules on first and second class with the state pastorate here was HtHIhOM NOTH'!;. tilfd conjunction depart- accompanied by of June, a d. 1*77, to which last-named A Lewiston Journal has marked success. He ».a!e wools, sugar, farm ment and the framers of the tariff law. correspondent injected into the I Ml 18 is to certify that T give my son, Fran k interest on claim* i* to b«- coni* pottery, products J that the discovered between Otis and Ellsworth church renewed and it was 1 Maple*, hi* time during the remain- put«-d. payment of any debts and to life, through the dt generally, and many other articles in again begin the work tfiat Secretary der of his minority I shall claim nwie of his livery and transfer of any property Falls, seven young fellows, of his efforts that the to which the amendments made Rusk possessors present Baptist church earning* nor pay any debts of Ins contracting heioiiRitiR said debtor, lo bin. or for hi* by the began eight years ago. *n the after this date us*-, and th« big, productive farms, good habits and was built in 1859. While here he also At'ur*Ta K. STsfLKs. delivery and transfer of any Me June 14. 1*97 property him are for bldde n, by law. that a Senate committee have proven un- work of to the American far- to Hrooklln, by giving everything make life one sweet suiu- the church oi uir supplied at .Surry, and there, uutiing creditors of vatf) debtor, U» mers the markets of the world for rn-r their debts am) popular. dream, with the exception of a w ife. too, hi- labors resulted in the building of prove cln.ose out or more as- signees of hi* estate, will be h«M at a court The bill as framed the House their They are all in need of hou*e- a new church Ill IM»KIIv of by products. good building, which was burned insolvency i«. ),<■ holden at the probate will bo re< el\ed the court room in committee and that kecpers, and as they are young, their two years ago. by OIcnrose Soap K11-worth, on the 12th day passed by body of a. d BIOS<*o.t until July 10, at 12 in., for furnish- August, P»7. at ten o'clock in the ages ranging from to in the ’60s was especially acceptable to the agri- Middle of the Roader Bateman sixty-oue seventy- Early Mr. Cole’s religious ing all material and labor for a three story forenoon. it them that are so views frame building, 10**0 to be built on Main Olven under my hand the date first above cultural interests, and ac- threw a bomb in ttie eight, puzzles girls underwent a change, and fluding St, especially popocralic camp Kllsworth Plans and specifications can he written. L L. Hoopkk. shy. his more liberal < as to in when lie announced that has ideas inconsistent with seen at office of K. arroll Morrill, July ?. Sheriff, Messenger of the court of insol- ceptable republicans generally, Bryan vency for iiis as The company reserve the right to reject any said county of Hancock. The American’s position pastor of the church, he the fact that it precluded the possi- contributed $1,500 to tfie populist West Franklin corre- or all bids. retired from the ministry. A few Y. W < C O >1 M IhslON F. KK* bility of suspicion or successful campaign fund, with tfie understand- spondent reports that on Tuesday morn- years HITMAN, Mgr. NOTH'F. charge later he interested k the ing of last week, about nine o’clock, himself in the effort to \ \ subscriber*, having been appoint- that it was framed in the interest of, ing that the anti-fusionists would TKACIIKKn’ I \ tM I NATION'. Vv ed by the Hon U. |». establish a liberal church and was Cunningham, something resembling a star, here, PKRSONS t<> teach in Judge of l’r>*: ate f<■ the or to the trusts of their hands off until after the shooting desi.mg the county of Hancock, advantage of, any keep one of the most active in ALL schools of the of to receive an.1 examine only larger, was seen passing from the the movement public City KINworth the claims of credi- kind. Whether the Senate next national or the Coming year ao- notified t.■' them- tors to the t-rlati .>f William A late amend- convention in other which resulted in the of the present Mitlikrn, direction of the sun to the northeast. building selves for examination at the High school of hdi n, deceased, represented insolvent, do ments are more favorable to the words, not to interfere with tlie Unitarian church in 1867. room. Main on at y give notice plaiiH “What was it?" he asks. It was street, Tues-lam July *. hereby that six months are al- probably I o’clock a. m. No will be consid- lowed to said n ditor* to trusts or not. the mere fact that is to the In 1861 Mr. Cole e-tahliabed the station- application bring in and prove many Bryan making capture pop- a meteor; though possibly that mysterious ered until afti the examination. th.ir from the twelfth day of May. them to be so oeratic in ery store, at conducted F. A. I H W Whahkt. :» d. !stf., and rhat We spall alt t persons believe is likely nomination 1900. Bate- air-ship w hich was cavort iug about over present by end hat ser- of vi- e a*, the "ifice of Coombs. He retired Superintendent Schools. John K. Hunker, jr.. at to lead the conference committee to man's bomb caused an in the the western from business iu H.ir uproar plains may have come dow n Harbor, in said l.den, on July 27, at ten November, 1894. NOTH K TO WAT*, ic T % K H o'clock a m restore the House rates, ranks, and strenuous de- to take a bird’s-eye view of the Fine Tree Its. John- F.. Hinkek Jh. absolutely popoeratic Reg inning .1 ul < I. 1**7. tin- water rat*-- f. >r In his more active Mr. Kluott N Henson. State the of Cncle Sam’s years Cole in- water chisel and i>- and there is every reason to believe nials have been made by Bryan and gem broad bath tu -upnticd with hot terested himself m town affairs. He was or cold Water In pri\nle i|»<- ling-, -tore- and his henchmen. domain. subscrioer hereby gives notice that that the Senate will promptly accept But the story will not office- will be ? t J.« car a. b. 1 -t. ad «*. f-.r interested iu the cause of 11 adn.ini-s- particularly bath and f-.r wafer .-:.•«!•(•* a- appointed till"*, $• b.-reto t rat• of t ■ them. it smacks too of The Lewiston on tic ate t \ m *>rose late down; strongly Bry- Journal, commenting and for over ten held i foie. Li.lswiikim \VaTI:k Co, >iinp-on. education, years •d Suoivan, in tin "unty of Hancock, There is reason to that the bill anism. the “piHZza cold” The Amer- L II Cu-hinan. « hope reported by the office of supervisor of schools. He >upl. and given hon.|- as the law directs \ r— ican’s West Franklin was pe ris hi. tig drm »!n|s will bec ome a law early in correspondent, instrumental in the building of t he .gainst the estate July. f said d- < i-« .1 ,ir. <*i wired to the Tile fact that President thinks that it is a disease which “should brick school-Imu-t on High -trtet in 1S60 Rot ri No » 1 11 present McKinley '-l!’ N| '1 •* *•’. md a*l indebted thereto Mr. Cole tw»s married in 1M4 at a re -' lias so and be treated the •••, u d t in k ;• v mert m m v -e. on me * promptly successfully by minister, and not bv Ellsworth and »-d a?' reiary wage urrency. Levant, to Mi— Mann, who died in Southwest Harbor. I 1,.\. Mary appointed An.:.-..we >lmp-..n, jr of ;; >v M hi at a ill, ... ni’. ... w i. speech banquet given by Having take., t'.i- i!i | -r.;_-e .t, I au, r.■ .»i-.-d on We»t Franklin now H-k1- born to them, one <>f whom died in in- »«i p .m-e w i»h t h. i-no.- d the the correspondent « '• pr..v club of re- foreign outlined St. to >|» rrand- In bull, la-- and > .. the commercial Cincinnati policy by *VI *1. “f id. rev ised statutes famy. Tim children nr*- Mrs. and chap of Maine “Would it make any difference if the surviving Package- pa-o iig.-r- taken at r- a--.liable Sul v .' I.ouis has additional an, June .« Is .1 a n * centh. of the platform, given H. li. Saunders, of this and Dr. rates. l'i Secretary Treasury cold was city, contracted on the doctor’s piaz- Char it**. K. <»f confidence in his wisdom and Cole. lioekland. Ortlers ■ -• with of pro- may be left a! <. \. Par. her’-. »*»»« •: h< 1 Cage speaking authority za?" we by otit. that Well, yea; should say that in such I'u mral -ervi. will he held m! the rPHJ* success in a satisfac- Presid ::t this assur- spective shaping home « f his \ iii it r t. \ i: v trator of if.. McKiniey. gave a case the doctor might be called upon to daughter. Mr.-. Saunder-. Nit. tat. f .1 d:i M. f.eiin, tt. !at. "f 1 o tory with reference to Cuba. afternoon at 2.30. in the ,„r y ,.f Ham ... ance that the currency would policy administer the but not in a Thursilay k. question treatment, direct* The demand for instant action on this \:1 n- recei' attention at the winter ses- professional capacity. per-- having d» mauds ugaiust the es- lU-ware of Oiiit »nent- < for utarrh that AUTfll II Sin Ti: \ CO. tate of said deceased are sion of subject, which was so strenuous a desir-d to present ingress: Contain Mercury. the saint f-T settlement, and ail indebted mouth seems to have Pan Lament, the thereto are requested to make im- As t*> linaifial question 1 must content ago, entirely popular ex-private as mercury will surely de-lr.o the -en-e of SELL payment mediately. Mjllaki. I) e n n e rr. I and there is a secretary of the now citizen, •-IIM ’1 and <■■>!!.ph•?.■!;. I. range tin wli.de -\ -tem myself few w<*r«ls. am glad that they disappeared, disposi- private May 12. a. d. 1897. when ir the muniu* -urfae,.-. Grover is at S >r- entering through ma_. in* .. is of assurance. If any of you har tion to the President to form- Cleveland, summering permit sueb article- should never l*e used except Oil and ‘ih said rt Best »r t.- ;::.it t:.e hut rento. that Grover himself from it- it,.- Goods pied'. ailministration, ulate and carr\ out his 1 .-eriptlon- reputn1- plr. debit:-, th.-v will duality 1'lS’jcrtisrmrnts. policy, wiiich, dan.age do i- ten f..!.| t-- tin- go.,u it is will be a one and • ati I "--title derive from them. Hall’- ( atarrh AT }11 ?i 1 ci r_- •ten or is to believed, just likely forget ex-secretary and the ex-president are en- • ure, miimitai-tured hy K. .1. Chen.-\ .y (.. p,, the mu: ?•• of t! p- ople, whose voice In he satisfactory to the friends of Cuba. led". «* Contain- no mercury, and "i- taken in thusiastic fishermen. The former had a DON’T YOU l.r',1 f of wc\ am! sound finances rang; ternally. acting directly upon the hloo.i and NEED try at the Green Lake shIiuoii a of muo.u- -urfac. tire -j-tem. In Lowest Market Prices i* \ h ar !•; November couple hu\ing last, put that Hall’-t aiarrh < ur> •• The free trade doctrine that reduc- summers and then -un- you get the gen 1 ago, declared and V ( suspci.• a id li i- unjust and unfounded. nine. It taken it.ternally, and made In I.. CAD AACU DETTEIt A If If I VOU? tion of tariff the there that he was down F d. ( h.‘ii. .'.y I. u In good time and in proper order the aflirmative would, by stimulating coming again, led.., Ohio, hy Te-timoalai- and would Grover with froe. evident-* of d*-ciaratlou will In importations, increase custom re- bring him. And Ford knows .1 run ... v... my appear. >old hy Druagl-t-, price tv. per bottle. e Cash for now 'tis said that President F I'. pay Hides, l’elts to -«•»* ti.e inca.. we, i. fr. id.-, do your part to help ceipts, lias proven an absolute falsity Cleveland, in Hail'- imil ;r*- t' 1-1. jt\ ought our- In the new warehuu-e. the l'. S. I.a>t a w« it. .-i _*d V.. legislative and admiuis- the Wilson fell dispatch boat “Dolphin", will ami Calfskins. t.»hl you price- had -truck 1 under law, which .867,- 1 vi>i' Sorrento this summer. ... '.t let the inertia Surely, Sor- 1*<.11<*in l.ut w»- were as engen- behind the law in its 3ibrrtisnucnts. mistaken, you < 862,249 rento’s of is full, and u-t creep over W'v McKinley cup joy running "HI hud now, if you will eorne and look over. x first t* i* ■•‘i- 'i-g through a period of great thirty-three months, comparing them over. They have not only struck tri: '. ly we have endured the -trnin. i those months with the bottom hut have -unk down in the corresponding New Hancock County Postmaster. 0. R. mud. o BURNHAM^ ^ are Tin- o: d..rk with forebodings. It i- of the law. U r TO LIVE! price- lower over here—f*>r ev- period McKinley Llewellyn V. Joyce has been ). undnat wit!, rat: nil hope. The revival of | appointed announces to the trade that he is ery thing on wheels. at vice Mrs. Durilla bd-.*tr. a 1 with the establishment of I postmaster Atlantic, The fusion between the selling more shoe- than anyone in » to into the populists Joyce. a reaw.-u nt bring treas- j the c ,unty. The reason is he sells and the silver democrats seems ii:;. an *unt adequate to meet the reasonable likely LORD’S,-South St. < for less IT’S j Cal! and see his FREE! Loo-r U.thes and dow n v eu-hion- ..ring •.i.■ »• profit. vci.is our g* ver aueiit, ami with the estab- to suffer an termination at the j abrupt •> ativ, r? of o.’..fort to the w- an w.o i- •■* tii*. t!imh''f*» i»n a some Proper food, )i- sound and endur- ! national convention of the lfft-ring with disease or derangement »*i Misses' H*el Tan Oxfords at 50c properly cooked, properly ('AKKOI.I. populist the Spring utilized, make- im ii Ul/KKII.L, irgha-i- nothing imw foreseen can delay the organs distinctly feminine. >«,me clotnes ! manly and beautiful P". party in Memphis, Tenn., next month. and -..nit- position* make the pain and the di- I "'omen, rugged hoy- and ATTORNEY ;mst ! -• s, and the Inauguration of healthy girls. coiuf.Tt -iviii le." Perhaps tie r\- are 95c. Women's Boots and $1 Men's, A NIi n cow •' war*, movement the line** ol tno-t affected and At the along this in turn di-tum- the di- three days' tree -es-ion to be held in OH'.WSLLLOK AT LAW. Sorrento is gestion. will ever v nit -cria: nt and social progress. the banner republican town ! Nothing complete! ivlh-vc and a job lot of >*ut a radical euro. The start oi so-called “fo MASONIC HALL. MANNING l’l hl.l* of Hancock, with Long Island and No. b BLOCK, AM. .h -TH K or THh 1 *» o K. male complaints*’ may he a very slight thing in i at -! ions well The voters of these deed. It may be that in the -ome Ladies' Oxfords 75c. Six. ii weeks is a short time piantat up. j beginning Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, °!T: Mum!: National Lank, very | -niail hygienic measures would the trouble. ! knew no other candidate than stop qTATh. ■ places j < ertainlv at a Call and see for 12, 13 and STKKKT M» f r C >rapletion of great reforms in I this time, little hit of the r:,t yourselves. July 14. KLLSW’OKTII, .Sorrento him medielne would it. When the trouid. tl" N| W ( ■■ Burle.gb, giving twenty- stop KHA OOKINO w; t, k. (, •. u ii.matt. But President Mc- ■ ■»me- it i- to worse, harder cure, but -li!: t an u ! how to wo. Long Island rive and No. 8three votes. be ured. y 'V l»ruper Hi, properly < ...a that \>U\ OI I>r- Pierce’s Favorite a: I how to Ki. lev "d his administration have in B... t'.’i N 33 and Verona Prescription SALK OF MllJdNKKY. loyd, properly utilize if. plantation will cure any trouble of this h dav. m vet. f r the demo- ter it be a' relied ... Ir may -olutcly af l!rir._r ., ! > a \ nearly accomplished 1 lords apkln, k A crat: an:: r. 23 gav< nine demo- lasting relief t-> a woman whose natural As I intend to close V rtt h •••• -r ^liore Acres Hotel. r* ■ in their my millinery the rms promised plat- cratic votes and four The modesty has kept her from consulting a -i The Hu nr.I /*o#f j republican. until rtf In referr --loll L A Mol s K HK AI cian. rooms after July, October, I f H, M A I N K form ti: m administra- vote of Verona has h little more of the the New Era Cooking Sc any previous Neii-l 21 cent» in one-rent t*> W -rM's will sell stock at cost. < stamps my Hartford, -ay- '■Jewell Hall wa- ■ poporrat flavor, the democrats having • idled by it I -lit i.1 ilioti, beautiful shore ni double the time. The Dispeii-ar.. Medical Association, I;uffa! ■ •, N y laiaye anil 11'" drive-, tion in intere-ted audience, embracing the a I inland 1 sev6n votes, the populists four and the ami receive I>r. Pierce’s fiah ki ng, 11 g. a House I.isjS page “Common I fendnlne head- of many of the Most chief of the were none. Medical E. D. MAHAN. prominent refurnished throughout. Prices rcu-uialde. pledges platform republicans Adviser'*, profusely illustrated. i MISS Main Street. families of the city." Addr*. II. \ Wi-.STON, /n. j f ELECTION RETURNS. COMPLETE were more or GRADUATION. delivered with expression Scammon Young. SMwtiarmcnts. more grace than others. GRAMMAR SCHOOLS. Announcement* have been received of Towns of Otlft and Kastbrook Had The address to the class by Mr. Knowl the marriage at Surry,on Monday, of Miaa No Election. THE CLASS OF ’97, ELLSWORTH ton, chairman of the board of education, GRADUATION EXERCISES IN THE Eva Adelie of and Ih the election re- Young, daughter Capt. Follow ing completed was HIGH SCHOOL. brief, but contained in small odmpaas THREE CITY SCHOOLS. Mr«. Harry C. Young, of that town, to from Hancock county. Thecouu- turns much wholesome advice. He laid stress Sherman S. of Franklin. a of Scammon, ty gives Burleigh plurality 1,278. on two which to GRADUATION EXERCISES AND CLASS important principles go THE EAST HIDE SCHOOL SENDS OUT A The bride is one of Surry’s estimable Merit make a successful RECEPTION—HANCOCK HALL NEVER life, independence CLASS OF THIRTY—NAMES OF young ladies. The groom is winning a Merit talks” the HBi ■■ 6 2 and noble ambition, and closed with value of g* WORE PRETTIER DRESS. GRADUATES. name for himself as one of Hancock intrinsic I I h these familiar but words always inspiring county’s most progressive educa- Hood’s Sarsaparilla. ■ 7 V public ~ which mouth 2 ea Shakespeare puts into the tors. For Merit in medicine meanb tue to The class of '97, Ellsworth high school, The three grammar schools of the city the past two years he has been power of PolotiiUH ns a to parting injunction Hast of the school. He cure. Hood’s pos.sesr.es actual ill last hade farewell to and proper Side, West Side and Ells principal Hurry high Sarsaparilla Friday school, his son : worth Falls -held graduations on Thurs- also serves his own town, Franklin, in and unequalled curative power und there- embarked on the broader and more un- Amherst. 31 :» 1 “This above all to thine own self tie true, day afternoon and The the capacity of superintendent of schools. fore it has true merit. When you buy certain ocean of life. Friday morning. 13 12 And It must as the the Aurora. follow, night day, largest class came from the East Side Hood’s take it the Sarsaparilla,and according ItluehlU l-*»l 3*5 7 During past four years the members Thou canst not then be falsi! to any man." JiOICN. schools, where thirty received diplomas to directions, to purify your blood, or 13 3 of this class have sailed mi their Brooklln company, NVliarff, in to Supt. conferring diplomas entitling them to admission to the CARTER At Bluehill, Juno 25, to Mr and Mrs cure any of the many blood diseases, you 64 H course guided the trained hand of high Hrooksvllle. by the class, also made a brief com- school. (ieorge E Carter, a son. IT! 21 address, There were eleven graduates are morally certain to receive benefit. llucksport. 4 teacher and who have labored to E A TON —At Deer Isle, June to Mr ami Mrs friends, plimenting t he class for the work done, from the ID, 90 14 Falls school, and six from the <>rrbi F a son. The to cure is there. You are not (Astine. instruct them how to for them- Eaton, power navigate and the teachers for the of their West Side Cranberry Isles. 10 ft efficiency school. EATON —At stonlngton, June 24, t« Mr ami an It will make selves the rough ocean of life. now trying experiment. your They work as relieded the class. This Mrs John D Eaton, a daughter. IVdhani. -*1 1 1 by Supt. Wharff reports that in all the blood rich and and thus reach the — pure, nourishing, bar—beyond, the waters are closed the EM KRY At Went (iouldshoro, June to Mr l»por Isle. 37 19 afternoon exercises. schools excellent work has been done 27, by and Mrs Edward E a drive out the germs of rougher; adverse winds, cur- Emery, daughter. disease, strengthen Kastbrook No election retarding CONCERT AND BALL. both teachers and rents and pupils. FROST—At Matrlavllle, June 24, to Mr and Mrs the nerves and build up the whole system. 1*» TO opposing waves will bo met. In Mi'll tiie evening Hancock hall was again EAST SIDE GRAMMAR. Joseph Frost, a son. And lnv.irlli. IS 85 It here- where they car. JOY' At K already crowded at the concert and hall given by The graduation exercises at the Westbrook, June 2ft, to Mr and Mrs II East F of Kranklln. 39 8 5 catch glimpses of the tumultuous sea. can the Joy, Ellsworth, a daughter. class. The concert was by Pullen’s Hide grammar school were held 43 ft see Friday STOCK BRIDGK-At June to Mr liouldsboro. perhaps mariners who have embarked and the Atlantic, 27, orchestra, following programme morning. The graduating class was and Mrs Isaiah J a Hancock 30 16 1 before them very Stoekbridge, daughter. drifting helplessly at mercy was rendered: large, The instructors TA \ I.OR—At Sullivan, June 1ft, to Mr and Mrs Isleau Haul. 13 7 of wind numbering thirty. and wave, soon to be cast ! Alexander Taylor, a son. Hood’s hope- for the Lainolne. 43 13 1 March, “Enquirer Club'*.Brand past term have been S. Everett less wrecks upon the shore—here they WILSON—At Brooksvllle, June ft, to Mr and 17 2 2 overture, Franz Schubert".Suppe Misses Annie Mullen Mrs Bfiirlavllle... Marks, principal, F. Albert M Wilson, a daughter. 1fInga must bid farewell to the helmsman who "Scandinavian Ml. Insert. 36 ft J Dance".Itlngwall and C. assistants. May.) Sarsaparilla has Mary Higgins, Is the best, in fact — the One True Blood Purifier. brought them thus far oil their Clarinet 8tn "Air YOUNG — At Corea < >rlanUSG—SC A M M< )N At Surrv, June 28, Miss were 8. floor man- “A Rou Ren Adhem”.Hunt BAR HARBOR 7 00)Mixed 10 30 *4 00 *8 45 Winter llarl»or. IT 11 3 not known? It is evening George Foster, Eva Adelie Young, of to Sherman S important, therefore, j Surry, Sorrento .... de 7 10 lo 3 40! 915 L. I. Plantation. ft L. M. W. F. MorrU VV Knowlton of Franklin. 05|. ager; Moore, Aiken, Charles Scammon, Sullivan.de. 10 45 4 20. No. s Plantation. 3 that before weighing anchor the course “The Hero”.. K. Frank H. Charles Boy .Grey M t. I »e«ert 7 50 12 40 11 20' 4 50 9 45 NV :tt Plantation. 4 9 should t>e Alexander, Lowell, Fy.. decided upon, else valuable time ! 'Miss Ethel M Rowe I>IKI>. S. +7 55 12 50 til 55l 50 S. Charles W. Waukeag, Fy, 25, f4 f9 Grows, Campbell, aids. Hancock. f7 58' 12 55 +11 28 4 58!,..... 1.K24 MO 61 w ill be lost drifting aimlessly about a dan- i "The Removal”.Evans A served in the lower ANDERSON —At June Alexander Franklin Road Him 11 30 5 00. dainty supper Frank M Orland, 2", 107) gerous and unknown sea. The course Smith 78 s 12 ELLSWORTH 8 20 1 32, 11 50 5 20 10 10 hall was not the least successful feature Anderson, aged years, months, days. Reason* Why I'liuminTlaiii’a C'olte, Chol- “The El N worth Fall** +8 24 1 42 +11 54 5 251. once decided, hold true to that course, Builder*”.Longfellow COLE—At Ellsworth, June 2b, Robert Cole, of ttie Nicolin. tH 30 fl 5 40 era and Dlarrloea lUmrdy Is the (test. and evening. Miss Louise F Dutton 571. though wind and wave may retard aged 82 years, 8 days. Funeral Thursday, Green Lake.... rS 44 2 12 +5.50 1. Because it affords almost instant re- Music July 1, a> 2 J« p m, at home of II B Saunders. Lake Hou-e +8 52 +2 25 t5 58 your progress, the port for which your The — class officers of '97 are Frank H. E E DR IIX K Y f Buck J ne Mill. 3u. lief in case of pain in the stomach, colic | At the close of the sport, u 21. (ieorge 11 Egery’a |2 fool. prow is turned will be reached sooner nr exercises, diplomas +8 LoaHI, president;Harriet L. Mason, vice- Kldridge, aged ft5 years, 7 months, b days. Holden. 58 2 35 +12 20 0 05. and cholera morbus. later. were presented by Suneriiileiuieni-of- Brewer June.. '.*17 3 22 12 4*1 0 25 Rena (i ROVER—At llaneoek. June 25, Gideon P Because it is the that president; B. Roberts, secretary; Bangor. K\. St 0 25 3 35 12 55 0 35 11 10 2. only remedy Theodore Hchools Wharff. Foli .v.i g are the Grover, aged 4b years. Cuyler, the eminent divine, Charles W. grad- UANGOli, M.C 9 3** 3 40 1 (Mi 0 40*11 15 Campbell, treasurer. — never fails in the nn**t severe eases of uate* : GOO|>A i.E At Bueksport, June 27, Miss Em 1*. M I*. >!. A. M gives beautiful expression to this ne- A. M. The ushers in the afternoon and even- (•line Goodale, aged 7ft vear-, II month-, 2ft Portland. 1 20 5 35 1 40 3 50 dysentery and diurrlnes. F cessity for decision. “For a few brief Winfred Clark, <.u si A Mulonev, "“>■ Boston 4 30 9 20 ing. most of whom are graduates of l he I 5 58 7 25 3. Because it is t he only t hat Harold F J Ai I*. M M. A. M. remedy days in he writes, “the orchards Rail, Man I Newman, oRS— At Winter Harbor. June 25. Mr- I* A. M. May," high school, were Theo- I will cure chronic diarrhtea. Harry Crabtree, F Frank D Catherine Jacob-, jtged si \ear-, b monih-, 2ft onlv —Leave B>r Harbor 5 35 are w hite w ith blossoms. soon turn Mary I’.urke, Rowe, Sundays a.m., They dure .J. days. Sorrento 5 55 a. in., Ml. De-art Ferr\ H 20 a. I B«'csu*e it is t lit onlv rem»-»lv that Higgins, Harry Silvy, Charles! Osear X lenient, Ethel M Rowe, m., to fruit, or else float useless and PARKER \t June 25. H 411-worth 0 54 a. m., arrive 8 05 a. m. away, Ihirke, W Stoidtigton, (ieorge Bangor will bilious colic. Henry Cook, George Fernald, Roy Percy Davis, Harry -S ncuiiiuioii, 7 4 14 Leave Bangor 2" a. in., arrive Portland 12 10 prevent wasted, upon the idle breeze. So it will j Parker, aged > ear-, 3 monlb*1, day-. Tap ley. Hlaisdell and Carlton R. i.uuise r. inmon, .Mine G I*, in., Boston 4 00 p. m. 5. Because it is th t hat Harry j Scott, Ill' II \ HIM »n At Aurora, June 27, son of only remedy he it li viiiir !■. u rI;111«1. Juno 2'.*. Tildon entirely dissipated by delay.” |{l N<» TO KLKim.Vl’K. Harold Higgins, .lemde F Boston. 7 uo 5o mi 9 oo Thoma.-, W aid we! a 11 can he in cases of I, god .» ear-. 5 immilii, 7 days. always depended upon Alice M Ha-dam, Bernice A M I* M. Koval, W il ITI N’t* A J infantum. Till; OKA r>r ATION kxkr< isks. K11-worth, une 24, .Mary C’amp- Portland. 1100 12 55 11 in 12.50 cholera — Arranging Details Tile Order of Sarah Jarvis, Gertrude W Lunt, holl. wile ot Ilelirs luting, aged :5s year-, in A. M. I*. M 7. Because i: is the most and The members of t be class of !»7 entered Morris W K month-. prompt 'larch Decided I'pon. nowlton, Ralph Wcscott, BANGOR 7 15 *5 <-o In (H. 3 lo *4 45 bowel tills new life under circum- Uhen A Bn:'g -r, I St 7 55 5 --5 to o5 3 15 4 .’Ml most reliable medie'ne in use for auspicious The for M.-Kciizie, Laura K Tripp, preparation Ellsworth's big cele- Bn ■ June.. 8*5. lo 12 3 22 4 57 stances. The huii winch had been hidden Harry Morris Hannali H com plaints. bration of Tripp, OX-BLOOD HOSIERY and OXFORDS, Holden. -58. I".;.. -3 42 ’517 Independence Day goes gaily Allan B no bad results. clouds when entered Hancock j Me.ms, Frank M Smith. AT Kgerv Mill... *1" 3-. 8. Because •{ produces by they "ii. is Everything working smoothly, Lake llou-e.... I'.* **■-. lu 42 +3 48. i». Because t is and safe to hall, where t lie exercises were held, smiled WEST SIDE GRAMMAR. (. I.. pleasant slid by next Monday Ellsworth will be MORANG’S. i.reen Lake.. lu 52 +3 5*1 +5 31 a welcome to t hem as t forth The fit Nicolin +'*35 *1 u2 +4 I'l. take. hey stepped to entertain and cel- graduation the West Side gram- The Latent.” prepared visitors, to hi I-worth Kalis '.*55 II 15 4 1*1 5 52 it lias saved the lives from ttie hall, in their hands the mar Miss A. 10. Because of bearing ebrate as never before. All that is lack- J scnool, Mary Oaynor, teach- hl.I.-W* *RTH 10 I" 1 20 4 20 5 50 more than other medicine in from Ellsworth’s school. er, took Franklin Road. lo 3o 0 22 I 30 4 32 0 08 people any diplomas highest is a from the clerk place Friday morning. The ing guarantee of the mauim: Hancock lu .. 11 45 +4 4" +0 15 Thus the list. t he world. bright skies with which the school-room was decorated s *mi weather that he will furnish a perfect very prettily Waukeag, Fy 11 r<’> II 4- +4 43 fO IS ami 50c. sizes fur sale classes of the Ellsworth for the occasion. Mt. Desert 11 i" *; I" 1155 4 5u 0 25 The *J5 by O. A. graduating high This guarantee he will not but The following pro- Fy.'. day. give, KlUwortli Port. Sullivan s u5 12 10 5 5o 0 45 school have been favored in the fa- was carried i’ARCHKR, Druggist. past, since he has gramme out iua very credit- Sorrento...... 7 o5 12 4" 5 2" 7 10 been disposing of consider- A It It I \ L. I» vored also the class of '97. able manner: BAR HARBOR *7 3" 12 35 5 35 *7 10 able second and third weather this grade Wednesday, June 23 A M l*. M V. M »*. M. Inside the hall a scene of was 3lJbfttiannfntss. beauty there is reason to that Opening song... .School •Sch spring, hope by Wesley Abbott, Whittaker, Kondout Sunday-only—Leave Bangor S 05 ji. m., Klla- presented. 'Hie decorations were worthy Recitations wortli '.* to a. in. Arrive.Mt 9 next Monday be will dish up some of the SA1LKD De-ert Ferry 45 of more than "To Tho-e Who Wall”. a. *n Sullivan lo uo a. in., Sorrento lo 35 a. in., passing attention, though first a Susie Hawkea Thursday, June 24 very grade day worthy the anni- Bar Harbor 10 20 a. in. words can but a faint of "Ramon”.Mattie B Grant Seh FEET give conception of the nation’s and Myra Sears, Bl.ondlt, Portland 15,000 versary independence, Soli "Praying for C Achorn Mus.tar, Hunker, Rockland j * them. Hancock hall never looked pret- of the Shoes".Harry Daily. celebration which patriotic Ells- "Two sell Nellie Clapp, Mldiken, Har Harbor ami exclamations Opinions".Mary A Hurley tstop on signal or notice to Conductor. tier. of delight were worth has ARRIV KL) prepared. "My Home”.Lucie A Monaghan Red, White and Blue heard on all sides. These trains connect a* with At a of the general committee Sell Fair Wind, Kief, Boston Bangor, through meeting Dialogue, “Awfully Lovely Philosophy,” trains on Main Line from The colors in the deco- SAILKD to and Portland, Bos- predominating E. J. A. H. Grace M Maude A Stover ton and St. John. Monday evening, Walsh, Wugg, June 25 rat ions were and white—the class Friday, are to yellow and F. E. Smith were a "Our Blue Tree State".Arthur L Gould Passengers requested procure tickets Joy appointed Soli Forrester, Wakefield, Rockland tiefore entering tin* and Ells- colors. Broad streamers of of "I1 or train, especially hunting committee to collect money subscribed. Culm”.Sadie O’Connell Sch Klla hudora, Kay, worth to Falls and Falls to Ellsworth. colors "Tin* these stretched fron gallery to ceil- The committee in charge of various Engineer’s Story".Lottie A Chapman Wednesday, June 0 Tickets for Ail Points South and West and hid t he iron of t he “Luck”.oils M Webber Sell Henrietta A on sale at the M. R. R. ing, supports gal- features of the were to Whitney, Woodward,Readout C. ticket officof day, empowered Soli Fair lery. From the electric-light fixtures “How the Parson Broke the Sabhath” Wind, Kief, Kondout Ellsworth BUNTING appoint judges. Domestic Porta. GEORGE F. bunches of daisies. Kssle Douglass EVANS, hung loosely-tied The decoration committee Gen’l HAVE BEEN SOLD THIS FAR FOR reported Dialogue, "Mother Goose’s Party". Fannie Boston—Sid June 24, sch Lillian Woodruff, Manager. The stage was a mass of green. At W C A F. E. BOOTH BY, Gen’l Pass, and Ticket Ag’t. that arrangements had been made for Annie Lena Axlm, THE Greenan, Lord, Foster, Bernice Ar either side were large wings of cedar, June 24, seh Mary C Stuart, Bickford, Nor- the decoration of the bridge and Hancock Giles, Ralph Wharff, Clarence Day, Fred folk above the BOSTON AND BANCOR reaching galleries, and in the ball. P. A. Smith, of the electric light Sllvy. >ld June 24. sells Theo J)ean, Somes Sound background were trees, through "The and New York; T W Dun'll, Bluehlll and Kev evergreen company, would be in charge of these Bluebell”.Isabelle Hawkea West which could be of the "An Incident ot the 5TH OF JULY caught glimpses decorations. Evidences to a War”.Martin Adams Ar .June 27, achs Westerloo and It G Whllden, point from Steamship Company. class colors in folds. "No One’s Sullivan graceful Above tlie decoration and Darling”.Daisy M Trundy general illumination of Ar June 23, sells Geo H Mills, Lunt, New Sl'MMEIt SEKVICE. stage was a huge crescent of "Vacation".Herman Austlu M evergreen, private houses and places of busi- ! Aork, Moseley, Wooster. Port Reading; CELEBRATION on which the words: “Ells- Conferring diplomas.Rev I H W Wharff Jennie A Stubbs, Ponce appeared ness. The school high building will "Let the Hills Ar June 2S, sch S (. Davis, Mt Desert worth School, and below it j Closing song, and Vales”..School FOR ELLSWORTH, High 1897,” be decorated by pupils of the school. Boothbav Hakbok— Ar June 24, -eh Ha/el the motto of the Not Drift.’’ The graduates from this school were: Dell, Bluehlll class, “Steer, The order of march Iibh been decided J Bangor Ar June 2d, sen Northern Light, The letters forming the words were Harry C Achorn, Martin L Portland AT SMITH’S. yel- upon as follows: Adams, low and white The Mattie B Grant, Lottie A Dakikn, Ga—Shi June 30, sch Chas A Gil alternately. stage Chapman, Six Tri| h a Week to ISoHton. KIKST DIVISION. Maude A berg, Mnith, Boston was furnished, and Stover, Lucie A Monaghan. tastefully ferns, palms Police. Baltimokk—Sid June 21, seh Jerome B Commencing dune 28, 1897, steamer “Rock- And he to aid the Celebration proposes flowers adding grace to the THE FALLS GRAMMAR. Look, Murphy, Suvanilla land" will lie due i" leave Brooklin tor Sedg- furnishings. Monaghan’s Hand. Nias (treat Inducements York— Ar June 2d, sell M B Welling wick. North Deer I-le. Surgent.vlile, I.lltle Deer along by offering The decorations were and su- At the Falls grammar Miss Ella designed Mar-hal and Aids. school, ton. Bluehlll Isle, Blake's Boint, ( a-tine and I tel fast, connec- of Han- to the trading people perintended by Principal Moore. Knights of Pythias. 1*. Jordan, teacher, the closing exercises Ar June 2., seh- Julia S Bailee, Bangor. ting with -tearner I• N..rt h port, atmien, Rock- Swan’s Maud at cock were Winneganee, land and Boston, Moo.ia\-» 10 a. in., other County by marking Seated on the stage, at the were City Ciovernment. enjoyed by many friends of the A -l une -eh left, 2.1, I.i/./ir Hever, Delay, Jack- tlays, except Sunday, at 1>* iu p. in. <>f Schools I. H. \V. Messrs. Celebration ( «»minittee. sebool. The form was Supt. W’harff, plat very prettily RETCRN I NO To MHiill Invited Pour Royal, s < \r June 22, -eh J-.-e- DEER ISLE. J. 1\ Martin M. Moore and J. Duests. decorated with ! BEST Knowlton, potted plants, ferns, I'liine hi lie.itt, M urphv “Shore Acres” From Boston, daily, except Sunday, tit f> p. iru H. of the board of Employees. evergreens and cut On the p» din AMlilM >I.| June 27, -eh D D Ha-- Higgins, education, flowers. From Rock la i.d, daily, \*a pi Monday at O Dirigo Host* Co. ke! 1, Holden. New P.rk tor Portland arid Kev. W. K. at the blackboards were d< borders and a. in. via t atnden, \ .rtlipori ..ml Belfast (at Hunt; right signs, Provm.kx >’d June .. -el, t, Ha.-kcl . PRINT. sit i»N D DIVISION, I, sam’ for La-tine, i;|ak< I’otnt, Little Deer A. in colored R iduirdson, P.a!11 n,<■re Principal Hoyt Moore, Vice-Principal maps crayons. The graduates isle, va> _'ent vi !• -, N..rth Deer I le .due at 10 30 tiardlncr Drum P!!! I. A I > 1 1.1*111 \r June I. Corps. 21, sell WHM« it 111 iek and Bfoi.klii H. E. Walker and Assistant M s Clio M. were dressed in white, with decorations \1. i.. M v ... Seda" Aids. ..nmieneing dune I -. 7. steamer “Mount ui mmia.r an I{ ll vvi >M June -.1, Co., (iardiner. Mil., and Roeklatnl to emiii.-et with -team 3c \ stoniugton 1 be uh* as -In-! I -1 ‘-re.mi'- 1. .«• V w ^ .-rk of the high school. Senator Hale Hose Co. programme follows: hhIii..- er lor ;tt I m. per cipal Ar \V Boston, daily e\eept Sunday p yd. .hint a. Hum,, l.an-M-v. Wev- ! Short!y after Li o’clock Pullen’s orches- Yi.-iting Firemen. ■■I'm. F'lng’- Web- F N " t..r Neiv >11".Policy Moore im-utli. Y..rk.-> \ lllai-lrll. Kan | RLTl RNI Nli TO BAR il.VRBoR. -,,r 1,,r of a march, and the Boy-’ Ho-e Teams. Vcardie’s Huest".Urare 'MW ^ rk >•■.'!■_’! ft u, >u. li van i. -in p in. From Bo-ton, at 5 500 Col. John F. “Taith”.Harold Moore >> a daily, except Sunday, pm. yfls. Best Gilliams, shal, with baton decorated with the Whitcomb, marshal, will Ji* HI*» -At M a i", ! ark An urinlale, I>o\v, "The Way of the World”. .... -adin Clough i.ii- \f vv > ■•rk class marched up the centre aisle have as aids: A. K. S. J. Mor- E. s. .1 Mou.sk, Bar Harbor. ]()(•.. at lie. colors, Devereux, M«».n n.viUKu Agent., hdmtile’s opinions". .( harie- Lake >M May •>, sell Niinlui-, and to the stage. The junior class rison. James K. Parsons, 11. F. ’i t»i,n^. I’ernianl'Ui'o < u.vin At siin, i,en\ supt-, Boston. Whitcomb, "The builder-’’. .dermic Ihivis C. 111" 1 "til!" -1.1 •!illit' K.li D. foil wed, and took st ats reserved for t to in K. Foster, Fdward F. Drummey,Charles lark mini William Dili., b.-iri Mgr., Boston. j A l.oy’s l’rotc-t”..boy Ha-lam l'limney, ^ «>unL'. K ir’ lo. in the front of the hall. Their marshal H- Fppes, George A. Pare her. S 1,000 YDS, BEST PERCALES, \un( Tahithu”.be mice Lord llli.LMinun, I; Ar June Jt, -I, Kre.l Dinner for firemen |\\ IT, M!yiT t I*' tfl -!!,■ -lit !l 1897. BLUEHILL LINE 1897. was Miss Drummey, and the class colors will be served at "Patriotism”. I.enuard It -Iordan at < if. hK \. o. S K "|.| J ii ne Jo, -eh Ja- A UY!, 11! c.. i and white. Hancock ball C. 1. were garnet by Welch. Mr. Welch ! ”The >tory of I. .; lim ”.Kva It Lake ■'ter. W elf-ter, Mllem MiimiKT A IIaI.IIw Ar The hall was crowded w hen the exer- will also serve the supper for the ball in "A Leaf from Idle”.Fred Frrnaid June •>. sch (ilemlv IJurke, j ] >tan\\ i.i, Ni'iv ^ ..i*k Daily Trips. “The Ladies’ Black 8c. pair. cises began, many bring compelled to tlie evening. Proverb’*..Ite-sle Cray M, par "The Sc he o I master’s (iuest-".. Frances It Cook stand. Prim ipal Moore acted as master HOW WK’l.I. K LEU RATE. In here is •‘Vacation Time"...Kdward Leslie 3tmcrusrmrnts. <> e.. of ceremonies. The exercises opened brief, the programme for Sheetings, "The American F'iu". Frank (terry with mu-ic by tin orohe-tra. followed by Monday’s celebration. The day will he "A -orr How oe. vd. ushered in the hoy’s per Rev. \V. R. Hunt Then fol- by usual demonstra- •• prayer by noisy F.nrertaining sister’- beau”.. ...Millie -Iordan class with tion^. At so veil the lowed the essays, interspersed o’clock, fantastic- “Poy’s Rights”.Harry I.utlin CRASH. 5c. music, a> follows : will parade. At 7.30 there will be a con- "<»uard per yard. Thine Act-".Mahelle -Iordan Dated e cert in the •• June ■v-hiS.imr \ ! 11«— Oration,“1 ••iL'rati.m,'' square, by band. a L I >avi- 1, S897, On and after duly l, one. of the steamers ol in > Ll.ut Monaghan’s lir'tory..Ftta anil, fad, vcrythmg Fri nk II'’. !c i\v« 11 v tbi- line will leave I-HNworth at 7 a At <> clock, the procession will form and m, (Surry line of F- -a I V lit, »i i.... I .Man tier-,'' i his whs followed the address to at «J.i ev at constitute* a v.pUle 1 by every ept Sunday, touching M Ml! dude march ir> through principal streets. Fol- class conferred Denomination, $500, llluehUl, iutli liluehill, IJrookliii, Sedgwick, -I. >. by Supt. Whuff, who Y I .Old Ileal-" Uertil.e II "-urgent viile 1-.- :•mu. in, "■••uth lowing this will culm- the wet hose race Bp-oksville, II -n-I .•< Iiarle- \Vl: on < ;u t t be diplomas. The graduates were: Due Keer Isle (Ve'iiiwe il.tr ...r Dark Harbor Mu-ic. on Water street, the one hundred i June 1, 19(7. l-!e«b.ip« a.riviuR in K.-cklan-t t-» connect yards F nee- bet-nice ( Ftta : Maud Lou M -mk, Loiii*e I»avi-, with l-uats tor Boston and Portland direct. hi| dash, and the minor on <• of an Aim in sports Main I. F--:» “The ] iiij -irtaiH Lite,’' Mii: l>;ivi-, M •: mo Ambrose I *.-rr, Iutirjst PnTdblb Juud auj Dticembdr UET TUNING. Fields street. Ibis will the FANCY sibyl Kvelyn occupy time until narles o Cariand, Lvcrett K.l: GOODS, Larkmd, Will leave dockland e ery Mon- K--it v,“'*ilt?nt 1 nil lienee-,” noon. j in -lay except In.i Boston. mi AND Rcu’nli 1 m /e -ai-imry Loui.-c (ji;iy, I-. -mard Uebarron -Jor- day alba in, or ini.nl ol boats from Boston ’ I at above Cl.i-s I*re|d!' v.Harriet Lou:- M.i- In the afternoon the scene will be dan, atnl Portland, nrldng point-, arriving Mu-ic. In Ellsworth about J W p m, same shifted to F.\a best It.-mice A sensed Valuation. day. Wyman park, where tin- Lake, Hamilton Lord, $1,759,224 ticket u-t ano we t 8GUNTS' FURNISHINGS. Oration,"Arbitration,harles Sumner Orows Fair, Through sold onboard. .••Hal il oi 1 brill,”.Mice Mac Lallin association, assisted by the celebration I Pcrley Ferdinand Moore. I Baggage checked through. Total Debt, I -t Hriit.” has 06,750 O.A. CKUi'KMT, 'ImirtKsr, Kockland. ia-- K-.-ay,“Meer, committee, prepared an excellent pro- Hern lee Lord, who was a member of the Rena Blanche Roberts j O. W.UK.t.INS, Agent. Fllnworth, ea'l at SMITH'S on which includes e Don’t fail to July 5; “The Rea Mystery,” Va I gramme, horse trotting, glith grade, successfully passed the ex- FOli >ALK 1*.Y will bean event not to be Addn--.lull a Kb-aiiure M id n hose- hi the low prices dry races, ycle races, relay race, amination of that grade, and in addition NOW CATCH FISH ! We t"ok t he examinat ion of ninth wit h forgotten, as we mean business. The American cannot presume to base-ball, dancing and music. I5»»iLi the grade * I tine rank. 'The entire class successfully We are *r- for till kind- of ahull sell us low as the lowest. as lo w hich was Pel fast .1 ,1 w .11 WOODBURY hcadquart make distinction essay Monaghan's play passed the examinations. at the Fisliing Tacltlc, the best; all were good, all showed care park. M:-a Jordan, the teacher, was presented ju-tas we are, headquarters for bicycle repair- some 1II t hf CV line I-.TV Will v 'i an the class. and study in preparation, though be till- hid- opal ring by & MOULTON, ing. TUB Kowi.bu i- a daisy; cheapest high, initiations, fireworks and ball. grade wheel in tilt* market. Elegant Styles in SHIRT WAISTS. The Very Latest White Slippers and BANKERS, ELLSWORTH BICYCLE CO., iloud’s Pills cure liver Ills, biliousness, indl- Franklin St., Ellsworth. .11 >T on N1 1». at Oxfords For Graduation At Cor. Aliil.lie autl KCsiion, in idacln \ ;>lea-ant laxative. All lArliaiiJfe Sts., MORANC’S. druggists.— Ad vt. MAIN STREET C. L. WALSHS SHOE STORE. I*orlluii«l, Ale. I Subscribe for Tun American The American hat subscribers at 10$ The man thinks that his repu- A deaf ar.d dumb |»eraon in reply to tha NEWS. average i» of the 7 7b post-offices in Hancock county; COUNTY COUNTY NEWS. COUNTY NEWS. tation as a kind father has been firmly question. “What your idea of forgive- f\>r additional County A>trn nee other pagea. additional Ownty »-* *r other (utditionnl .Vwi tee other page*. established if the cries to come to ness?*' wrote: “It ia the odor all the other papers in the county com- page* Onfify hahy which him.—v4fcfli*on Glob*. flower* yield when trampled on." batted do not reach so many. Thb Amer- South l»fer 1*1*. North I nntoiu*. is not the in linker's Island. Troth is the of our understand- ican only paper printed object K<>r prevention of Ikaldnesi*, and to renew an*•••*.! in Moseley’* an advance step is taken education. same old remain, ■ puddles only Ttn -1 hotels are ran- improved g-anifc at Hurricane I-land for New filling I1 year saw a convenient ami comforta- by a few shovelfuls of earth ttmt some- \ ork. ble school-house built here. This sum- body threw in before the commissioners Charh- ! :a-,. ias moved into the new mer a new school-house w ill be completed came along. If thesun happens to shine ('OP NT Y GRANGE MEFTINli. amv .. block. on Sutton's Island. The house here wa** i’lii.lipa two days in succession, it may make some furnished with l>est of modern County grange met with Ixtmoine Tht hs h baptism by Rev. Mr. quality improvement. desks and seats. That on Sutton’s grange Tuesday, June 22. and a good del- CfgiisU. ... an Head beach last Sun- school Mr«». Pauline Warren had her hand was from the different The best Powder will be fitted in the same generous man- egation present Washing an badly bitten by enraged cat Sunday, of the The weather was ner. School in the uew house on Baker’s parts county. made. Best for all Now the rainy season is over the new and she has been unable to use it since, clean- Island Nov. 17, and continued all one could w ish, and the exercises of street is the dust on the began it has sprinkler keeping though improved somewhat. A the The does the work twenty weeks, theu a vacation of four day passed very pleasantly. ing, quickly, streets in came in a subjection. neighbor with little dog and was weeks, and the spring term began May 3, banquet especially enjoyed by and J. B. Mu* n and wife of Southwest a rough and tumble fight ensued. As cheaply thoroughly. cloaing June 12. six weeks. The twenty- Brother Saunders, which speaks well of Harbor spent Sunday with their daugh- Mrs. Warren was opening the door to Ixunoine six weeks of school were taught Mary A. cookery. Largest package—greatest economy. ter, Mrs. C lmrles Trask. drive the cat out. it sprang at her hand Carroll, of Southwest Harbor, and were One pleasant and important feature of as if not which was wildly knowing the a Service- are being held in the Catholic well the Two of the day was collection taken for the THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, improved by pupils. Moral: cfesreb and enemy. Keep your dog away “Grange which the of Monday evenings Tuesday these were neither late, dismissed nor ab- cottage grangers St. He* Tor*. Boston. Philadelphia from my cat. Chiosjo, Louis, morrvngs by Rev. James O’Rrien. sent during the whole twenty-six weeks, the State hope soon to erect at Good Will Mrs. A. A. Frink, who is Mrs. Farm. Ixmoinr The steamer “Mount Desert” is making except that one of them had to be out visiting grange entertained the Alexander at North lost Pamona in the daily trips. The “Golden Rod” is mak- about an hour one day with a violent George Haven, grange evening, it being her horse there a few She had the for their ing two trips from Bar Harbor week days. toothache. Their name* are Gerald Stan- days ago. regular evening grange GOLD CLARION KAVGIiS A»o driven out in and Leona H. made ex- the afternoon, aud the meeting, with music, recitations and Workmen came from Boston last week ley Gilley. They horse seemed as as cellent in all branches. well ever, but in the a dialogue. All voted it an enjoyable to bulb', the oven for the bakery in the progress night she heard a noise in the stable, and time,and as ttie good-byes were said to W. H. Freeman & Co. block which w ill Samuel B. Gilley and Charles A. Gilley HOT WATER found the horse iu (tain and quite aick. visiting members, it was with the hope of ? open July 1. have their weirs repaired and ready for As soon as possible two veterinary meeting them again at Ixmoinr next herring and mackerel. Some fish have surgeons from Rockland were called, June under like favorable circumstances. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. been taken. HEATING but nothing could be done. The disease June 28. T. [* A prelim.-ary meeting for theorgan- Rev. Charles Whittier is in preaching wbm inflammation of tin* stomach, and of lzfctio;. Igeof Knights Pythias thi** town for three weeks. sotit h |trook«\ the doctor said it had been coming on |||«* APPARATUS. was : at St. ^ Friday evening, June 19. AMY. T: ♦ ti some time, and could not have been ar- •ating shoemaker's shop, ‘•Yan- ffirr' Mar' ; nrsh house. It is largely ^g>‘*’V* — T t» rested if he had been there when the kee Notion", Capt. \V. O. Cottrell, is thro; efforts of Rev. We.t 11 Hiirock. tN.rgetic J. haubd in t tie horse was first taken ill. “Frank” was a up cove. R. N at the lodge is organized M ins Rena Jordan, w ho spent the w in- r^' ELDRIDGE'S. fine horse and will t*e missed in this Capt. Albert Ladd has recently pur- 4 hart. ter in Boston, is visiting friends here. r»» f vicinity. chased t ti** -i’hooiier "Perfect" of George ka» ****•• The g gins most auspiciously George E. Norris and Sherman McFar- July 26. Kuo. O G-ay. North Brooksville. with charter member-. The land intend goiug to Belfast the coming v; < :,oi‘k(,r\ uatm t:u ,u will t»e "Atlantic”. K.t-l siti rT. O at g.' Vernier, has •- lodge Week, where they will be employed on photographer, put i' > !•* v irlft J* The :r » r- -en ia-t A. G. Moon has had some line work a saloon on the corner of Main and Friday evening *•10110. Mr. Norris intends taking hargi up done on : is carriage. I'. P. Jarvis did the Sea streets and .- ready for business. Mi.'* Lena Smith arrived home Satur- I’r. nt. George It. Fuller. l)r. w \' r k. June 28. (>. Bacon I> ■ you mij.po*.e it wa* nosdetdy from Bar she h- been day Harbor, where that t h»- aut he>r to tv:t hIn> d Ii J.3D. ! apt. William Cox. past Miss Arm* Treworgy has returned to prompt«*d employed during the pa.-i ft a mouths. name from that poem? Robert caan v. R. Norwood, her w ork at ( if. \> ood -> af:« r a vacal i>m IN THE Joseph think It hh« ti Ki>n&rr« Mr**. Mildred McFarland visited Miss pruib (Daco l.mander; Greorge A. f three weeks. Statrattui n. Amalie Bush* during tin- week at Sr.vat. :i t-llor: Hatnor, pas* Ralph Mr-.*;. M. returned hom >»i- There are tlfiv-tw {«»m in-til lam •* and her at Hancock Point. Haynes ] re-in E. Haskell, master of cottage urday. She has been vi-;tnig her k.-,i "V»-r lT.bxi j I- n tin I'mird S • wbrk master of Mrs. \Y. K. Butler, of Waltham. Ma**s.. This in »*t t**i ii si;. Hear Mind. I'h* v'xtt.'*"' to 1 exchequer; Mrs. i>. K. Hageritiy. of Buck-port. y SPRING *- •; arrived at her summer home lu re t >y»t'>*) iM) r— i>* v\ * r* incHroTa' d in Step! lire. master of finance: Friday. It will Save You a p« W Dollar and •' W. Morrison, of Eds worth, Iih- been Many tin to nr 1sd_. 1 lie crimifial |m t the thou J^fcn H Pressev, master at arms: Miss Minerva Miliiken, the teacher, ;hts thrifty making a number of a Lot of Trouble. inti c*« t Iihii oik \ inner quite improvements 'Us<. n.i; :• ill a:i Efiwar Hodgdon, guard; with t he assistance of her gave a million*, annua! In keeper i pupils, ■ y. n id-cottage at Chatto’s After remedies NVi.: k outer point, during trying that helped you. l.. guard. very enjoyable p cn:o Saturday afternoon W turn ;■ > the past week. lien sou have tried “cure-" that properly The ... u:.i r-*r instituted Thursday, in the grove at Miss Milliken's home. ii !d n’t. SK A SON OK lv»7. Miss entertained a -v room will be fitted up June JO. Si MAi Evelyn Bellatty When y>>u are ..mpletely stuck and in small of friends Ht the home of tier over t ti• m .1 nail in St. Mary's parish party de-pair \N hen hack still aches. house. sister. Mrs. Edward liray. Saturday, it your poor M ;*> S'ls.e McFarland isit ing friends Because you don't get down to causes WOOL! WOOL! June 2< J. A. P. being tier sixteenth birthday. Among in Surry. Try I >oan*s Kidm*v pills. th »se present were: Lilia Meader, Cora I’li** unexpect** i always II -UK K happens. Miss Idalene Shute, who lias been in e Clark. Inez Smith, Sarah and Marianna If \<»u tos* Mil mgul racked with back 1 !»• If Inf.-r nr. ij-: r- 1 ?l w 1 Miss I.i/Zte Laws is in Bar Harbor for is i ii. ■ d H:» k ..'ii X that I a t“ 1 tt Lawrence, Mass., during the past year, was pa prepared Treworgy. Supper served. A pleas- r.'! ■* <>r Iiianulact urc \s ii.»| l' t. '■ a *1 1 at tb4 tea son. If you cannot bend over and at home. straighten •-* ant time was H i» k. »- « ttltli 1 •*.»’ .11 t •!• -pats enjoyed by all. up an I though the I Mngb UtrliTti 1 I* uie.it: .*. Mrs. Higgins is occupying Capt. Sherman McFarland and Chester Norris I* unon l’- mr Miss Marianna Treworgy entertained a pei.d y kidney-. tory to m.iih', it ..u brii g ; our w -r •. K 1n* £.S. W st r’s house. leavt tomorrow fur Belfast, where they > disorder rari ty leaves of it- ow n party of friends at her home June 22, it accord. Mrs. Cvnthia has will be employed. recently purchased being tier fourteenth birthday. Among The tenant has to be evicted. MOHUISON’S G. B. house. Doan's ('apt. Joy's School In the seventh district, taught those present were: Inez Smith, Lilia Kidney pill* do not compromise, Or a Miss arrange for new base. CARPETING. Boyd Kus.- is at home for his vacation by Minerva Miliiken, closed Friday Meader, Sarah Evelyn Bellatty, Treworgy Tney cure ail complaints. WOOLEN FACTORY. after a kidney frcJm Hebron very successful term. and Cora Clark. A tine new tent was i- heir We arc agents of that academy. set This mission and they fulfill it. j TTv ■TV?v»t»rth, you w 1;1 And It ->atl-fju t..r> to ui! cele- in This is how fu till it in Ellsworth. who me their trade. A. 1. Foss, with bis wife and son, was Misses Mamie and Inez McFarland, of the front yard. Supper was served, after they may give brated New York manu- Mrs. Philina Moon, residing on the .ivjker Hft‘* '.>r last week. Trenton, were fur a short time this whicti Nome tine music was furnished Surry road a short distance on this side of Bolls. Cloth, Yarns and Blar-k^ts facturer. Ai.iKK.il Peats, week, guests at James H. McFarland's. Cora Clark organist, and a drum solo by East in the white Leroy Crabtree attended the commence- Surry, neat cottage of ati kind- for -ale, either wh-iU -ale or reini!. »t and we have his books of Miss Marinina. overlooking the “1 read several for or wt'l of mv ment exercises of the M. C. I. at Master Jimmie assisted his bay says: j factory cn-h, exchange my Pitts- Dodge, by for wool I June 28. accounts in the newspapers about good* he -uhrM-rther return* hi- fine with cuuvn, Millie on Zkko. think* samples, papers, tieki last week. Young, the third anni- mothers recommending Doan’s Kidney lu lhe public for ihelr lll*era! patronage In the amt he trying to meet the Furnished on versary "f his birth, gave a pleasant on*. Pills for children in cases of and 1 pa-t, hope-, hy prices. ap- A large delegation from Pamela grange party kidney want- id the public, lo merit It- roiillnuanee. to his urinary diseases. This induced me to ! in attended the held at La- little friends. A plentiful repast, Charles KlaisdelJ, who has been away Whiting Bro*. and A. W. I lurk are -till plication, person or county grange them to fourteen da by give my year-old ugh- J my agent* In KIImw ort It. Orders for price niCtne last presided over by the little host and host- tb-* past winter. hHs returned home. mail. week. ter who suffered from kidney and urinary list# and aamp'c- ran I*1 had by writing the pro ess, was served at 4 o'clock after weakness ever since she was tinier* mall will receive Mr. p. in., Mrs. Ixiulsa who for several four years of prietor. by orexpre-- Pratt, of Fairfield, came to town Frazier, attention Sall*factloii which the broke age, complaining of tier back hurting prompt guarantied party up. years has lived iu ia Addre** Friday and remained with his son, Albert Eddington, making her, headaches and stomach trouble. She June 28. Sumac. her home with Mrs. Isaiah Jordan. Choice lines of Pratt, until Sunday. had very severe attacks of it on an aver- OKOHiiK L. MOICHISON, age of once a month and was confined Gideon Grover died at his home Wed- Pond. Mrs. Ann of I>ewis Condon, Dedham, to her l»ed often for a number of days. IW»x ii'B, Mil*worth, Me. nesday of gastromtis. The was Mrs. John Hanson, of Koxbury, Mass., Jordan and w ife, and William of When I was in Ellsworth one I Went body Warren, day If want wool 1 you an all blanket, taken to was the of Mrs. Ezra Williams Sun- Daniel S. to Drug Store and a box of Otter Creek for interment. guest Hancock, Winchester and Mrs. Wiggin's got With border- or blue. Doan’s yellow Kidney Pills. By tfie time she Or cotton anil wool together. E. G. Abbott arrived last day. Z-'ttie Wyman, of Holden, and William Thursday bad taken two boxes she whs very much They are ju*t the thing* for you. Ask for the famous W. B. and Warren Weather of from Brunswick where he has just com- Hastings and Dr. Ferguson went bee, Bangor, Improved. They did her a great amount * Or tf you want a blanket from to Green lake J. were in town June 24, to attend the fun- of good, more t turn anyt hing -he has ever lead. puted his second year in the medical Alligator Friday. Kor v our tior-e upon the street. “h.a^le taken; she is going to school and is not cottage. F. Haynes accompanied them. eral of Mrs. Elizabeth S. B. Winchester, We tiav. them -trlned or plntded complaining at present, and 1 give Doan’# fell look. neat of tins whose remains you ill*-;. Harold Foss is spending his vacation at A. K. Haslarn, of Waltham, was in town formerly place, Kidney Pills credit for the wonderful im- W'c have .tt-*i» .-r v\.! with border* \\ Jle entered Pratt's institute last were brought tiere to be laid beside the provement I further recommend their Lux- .1 few sets left of h^jfrie. Monday night with his crew for bark « »? yeJlow U«- ..r Mark use to other mol tor-.” husband of her Jeremiah War- arr and will return agHin in the went into on town- youth, The\ Hire for -table blanket*, those tine September peeling. They camp Doan's arc Kidney Pills f*»r sale by all Ami the-e *ln»uld not la«k. autumn. ren, and her daughter Susie. She leaves a you ship 34 Tuesday. dealers. Price 50 cents or mailed by*Fo-- And If Vi>ii need a suit of son, William Warren, and a daughter, ter-Milburn (■■.. Buffalo, N. V ", sole : clothe*, Schooner "Alice J. Crabtree*’, Capt. O. Messrs. Webster, Miller, Gardiner, Kor mi miner or u 11. t wear, 3irs. /„euie vv a brothers agents f*>r tin l n it d Staf.-s. yman, nuanana, >i * .It slid* L. frabtr e master, has arrived from a n ouiiHNrii h ii11 iv ohi ox na ill. i, rigor, .a Remember the name, and take ami sisters. Rev. Mr. Freeman, pastor of Doan’s, That !.■ *-•».*,.! ii'ii | .~-li > tear. vcjyage to the Barbadoe*. She will re- Snare and F. K. Mace caught from forty no ot tier. the church of which she was a faithful Ai.d thru wi ha\r ladle-' dre*~ ^•••»d*l ceive a stone load at Franklin fur Phila- to forty-five pounds of trout in the river In -IK er. a ra bi-wri. member, conducted the service* in hii im- a delphia. Capt. Crabtree will be accom- Sunday. They are tun than an v u >,,lrn- pressive manner. Tlmi .m I'- .td In low n panied by bis wife and daughter. June 21. Flossie. June 26. Kay. ♦ If tsuir-e tt li.'ti lire June". M. ; is .Hi driving You Heed mitt. I.- of tarn hi' i. Miss Wilson has returned to her home A u rum. > v»jB, Hancock. in Cherry field. John Archer and family, of Columbia, 41 t'ftr oU'|| -ure|\ llnd. Hoyt McCauley n _• :ie to liar Har- >■’. H., are friend* ami relatives W In n ■ ! ..f thi -• w ere is n : : The road commissioner began the re- visiting thlnir*. bor. lie yed id Head's ^Ah» -on •?.. froiir after an absence of our hoar*!. I) a if r y. pairs Tuesday. And 41 | I In. 1~ out on tin- Ur.im h I ..nil .ad Mis- Mrs. Kva Rowe is home from Bangor, vvriH’ uses of nieas.es are reported in Myra McLaughlin, of Carmel, ar- called the of tier rived here i r a few weeks’ by illness mother, Mrs. { *9% Saturday stay. < orn -dlrin i. M. B. His -poinU-m Grocery Department. W. by. Jonas Kelley is quite ill. II. Poynter, of Kentucky, and Henry of Ellsworth Falls, are in town Mrs. if. T. who has been Mr * Mrs. Baldwin .--at their cot- Hastings, Silsby, visiting DR. E. C. WEST’S to-night. h«-r parents, William Schoppe ami wife, HEADACHE tsjJF. *)th* r cottage* are opened at the SOMETHING NEW! P** Seavey Chase and wife, and Hiram Has- of Beddingtnn. has returned home. NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT J une 21. kell and wife, of Bangor, were of C. THE ORIGINAL! ALL OTHERS IMITATIONS. Clara Foss and r guests WIGGIN S HEADACHE her •: her liichmond Is sold under positive Written tiuarantoe, POWDERS. Mrs. F. E. Mace Friday. sinilh\ ill*'. bagfe returned from Lew stun, where they by authorized agents only, to euro W eak Memory. Mrs. Arno Dizziness, SURE been with Fred Smith, of George's Corner, is tent- Cleaves is spending a few WukefulneHs, Fits, Hysteria, Quick- RELIEr, OH NO FAY. htfCe staying their father. ness, Night Losses, Evil Dreams. Lark <>f Confi- at Bar Harbor. ing at Channel Hock fur a week’s fishing. days dence, Nervous" ens, Latitude, all Drains, Youth- AND TACKER. Mrs. Kuth Smith an ! uel Wooster ful or Excessive —-— Several friends are with him. Errors, Lej of Tobacco, Opium, 12 l’owder- ;t George Steer has his steam mill com- or ill 1»U\, at to Seal f *r the summer. Li ct-. a lm\. put their crews into the woods peeling cure or refund nione v. tlir work claimed for it. Sherman Smith leaves this morning for ► Sample pack* Wfl'fbam. Mass., accompanied by Miss bark age, contaii ir.g fivo treatment, with full near Eagle lake. (Jus Davis is at dnysr 11 wc>ti t H S'! il. Kingman, where he will tak*j charge in instructions, cnnt9. O: o only Bold to cost von an\ work on H. L. sample township 40. Rowe at each person. At aiuro or mail. S. D. June Jl. W. building a mill. by WIGGIN, DRUGGIST, t liino- Middle Branch, and F’. E. Mace on call a11d town- t2THcd Label Special No. Main Mrrrt, inspect Gofclftcfshoro. 33. Charles Leighton’s horse 1 ame i it. It ship Extra Strength. *j kLI.SWoRTH, MAINK. you arc >injjp to while For i*tie* t>H*e-ball game sst Saturday be- J u ne 27. F lossi e frightened plowing. The horse ran Impotoncy, Loss of Bv mail same 1’oWfir. Lost MhcIhnuI price. put down a tlii- t t he (>uuldsboro and Har- with the plow and broke bis carpet vfPll Prospect leg. dr ~trfK rdon.ity or Barrenuafiad b ^ teams resulted in a v for the South Kluehill. June 21. H. n ti..r; M f,,r f, Win* spring, you won't leave .dory ’written 1 Mrs. M. A. Ferrin and Miss Etta L. Jtuarantpejj, t (iouicibhuro boys. t«» cure in 30 day a. At ature*. lie store without Imvino Fish are at the Ferrin fiB'F’OFEor h. uo.il. Apt :r The Miss Ina M. arrr. ■ i home from cottage. Strfjrrtisrmmts. (iuptill Address C. A FOWLER & CO.. Druggists, Only one. School here closed on account of thg Maine ( c. tral iiist ituie last Saturday. Friday Sole Anents. BANCOR ME. Sue del\\ere-i one of t ne t :.ree beat origi- the whooping cough. 4 I x ! i r '! ords, at the Levis Ci’ndage has mo\*:i to North COUNTY WHITING BROTHERS. closing exercises of that institution last Brooklin. Biliousness Is caused by torpid liver, which prevents diges- PATEVrs. w dP* Lewis Sullivan has returned to his "ii and food to ferment aud permit* putrify m Caveats, and Trad** Marks obtained and a Pa- MADE ME A MAN June Jl. 11 ix. | home here. the stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache, tent bu-tn.--- •:• 1 u«-r' for Moderate Fees. AJAX TAHI.r.TS 1‘OMTIVILY l UK .1 /./ Ouroftlce Is o|.|...d»e I*. S. Patent Offlr.-. Wf Paper. El ^ .\.rr«Mj /'ivu.iu—Failing M»m' itoad. ■ | Fr0\iilin Capt. M. A. Eaton has recently pur- have lot -U. a’i bu-lla-^f dlr**< t, hern* s3 s C ''r/'.iiiit»>.., o'-i.i'U caus»i ;n the sixtn { -•- ran transart patent business in less time and at ! •jscboui r, taught by chased a new the “Waldron > yh/^L fretioui*. fh» y yuuttly un-l attrrly vessel, Id.>a CuVr than tho»e remote from Wa«h- i Mis* Nei' Crabtree. a- Hsnooek, cloned \~~2J *,•'■ Iv-T \ i‘i i,.l cr y>ur./.u;i'l Holmes”. Ington. la u niim turbiu td-mesH or Fuday wit-, r a very suc. -ssful term. l), marrutg1’. Semi model, drawing, or with THE AHERICAN. I'rw-nt I::-:,nity an t•i-nni.m if nr photo, descrip t-K.-n lu Inne. Those absent i.e-haf day were' m. U e Ihoir use nh.-nn in.mi is Dea. S. J. 11 advl-r, li | au-iitable or not, free of ment lL.yr.iv.*- Henry Kenny painting arid effect* a ft’HF. w! -re fver-' i' ‘Stewart and Charlie (traces. charge. <>ur fee not due till Is secured. a!) f?Tif in house. insomnia,Hood’s nervousness, and. patent "ton having the ^uniiw Aj-ix TaMet*. They Candftge’s A “11 -w to June Ji). S. hook, obtain with refer- £.ava tuit» ] h«iui>.iU'i« an 1 _ Patents,” wtiicure you. Wo»Mveaj*>e- If not relieved, bilious fever mv« ences to actual clients in your state, countv, or written guarantee to effect n :-H Cft PTC in A new fence has been »f*cn c:.‘e or refjii-i ri Nearly all summer oouq Intt»t- .ire due to hail recently placed or blood Hood’s town, sent tree. Address Subscribe the j.it-> ] i,inDUulvii«r poisoning. package; or fix fu11 -■ around the and other pk.r«« f f- >. By 4ld aud unhealthy M.v I*r Fowler’s Kxik of cemetery improve- Fills stimulate tl>e stomach, Ull< in plain wrat-per. njon of « ircnlar j f~ receipt price. V 36 strawberry cure- t y attacking the root of f ments made. rouse tlie liver, cure headache, dizziness con- C. A. SNOW & I ajax remedy CO., stipation, et«*. 25 cents. Sold all Co., ■‘■^ssr^ tlieWbu'ile. It never tails.— A lrt. June 24. D. by druggists. For The only Fills to take with lioocfs Sarsaparilla. Opposite Patent Office. Washington, D. C. Far It. e A r.\K« IIKK, THK FOl’KTH OK Mi A. nrwln the §t!Tl tenant lea* house on the KITTRRY TO C’AKIIIOI). iirrinl Xotftrs. uoppotl pjo jpqj r>i p^jVAop oq ujoo captain'd Hcgnl Notices. tun of the Fourth. .»m puv uo|| oqi pu.qj; qsmjn day brr*zea that flag whose a*- Ai and To all persons interested In either of the es- To the Hon. Judge of Probate for the county wi V t‘» the ;t) 'tiuui uj »va\ The motion wan carried, accordingly, One Week’s of iwqi (MAout %\ tfun.Mwf Winnowing* News, tates hereinafter named. of Hancock. uu on the of that the furling •qisiqstiqiuo it? puv ‘p.*.Nf\oj morning day, bearing and Nonsense. At a court held at in and UNDERSIGNED executor of the last ot:r fathers n ij putioju Novelty probate Ellsworth, « the h* ads of century gone to rpHE 0 p.qi(U A(M P J Uj lOUW rill pasteboard emblem, the club proceeded for the county of Hancock, on the ninth X will and testament of Mercy H. Kelsey, the world of a down mji jfiqjoHoi QJ The Maine State fair at Lewiston be- the th1»* to tyrant's witness of a. d. 1897. late of Deer isle, in said jtld p[.*q stq puv the captain's house, exjH*eting to day June, county, deceased, [ oUpiftj tlfvjilvi) oqi jo A’joiuaui 30. One matters been that the and hurling. the amazement and admiration of their gins Monday, Aug. of the great- following having pre- respectfully represents goods a nation newls.rn **M* A*(ii() rpHE and a star freshly risen, iMpuvipip jnq J[V puv poqB|nii X sented for the action thereupon herein- chattels, rights credits of said deceased Of brothers at this of est attractions this year will be a race be- f' Ids. .,'er the breadth <.f our continent Uiq n iunuudip a.upiKliM oqi «utA\(qp)j younger piece magna- after indicated, it is hereby ordered that no- j are not sufficient to pay her iust debts and 4V.»\ tween horseless There be tice thereof be to all charges of administration by tin sun. of eight ntrrr.nilsg. oqj iftipitip j,.; *qup> nimity. carriages. will given persons interested, xp-a'iu«>a»S oq$ by causing a copy of this order to he nub- I hundred and fifty dollais; wherejoie the tear <>f thanksgiving to patriot eye MM " osvo sv.vv The younger brothers were there, it is also a firemen’s a ^our prin.: oqi qons puv ‘uotijsoddn uo muster, bicycle parade, lished three weeks successively in the Ells- prays your honor to grant him a *• that nil petitioner r«l l»*npt forward, eager true, but instead witnessed the most a for th« 0\|iqi oj Xpin moos silupji omos poopuf they and an exhibition of machinery. worth American, newspaper published at j license to sell, at public or ornate sale, and and gleaming, shock of that the club in said that mav I so much of the fidfo '!nr-described on hum. complete surprise Ellsworth, county, they ap- convey on ‘iKMivuisuouiop qons I*ast week > nd the flag raised the Fourth of house burglars broke into the near at a court to be held at Blue- | real estate of the deceased. late in said Ti. ojoqi puv mow uuvo had ever received, for the captain's probate puv j.h(Wioao*>J ivqj at nill, on the fourteenth day of July, a. d. Deer Isle, as is necessary to pav said debts July. was a monument of American depot Olamon, forcing the door and j poopou SI.'AV It 1U(I p.H.lodsJp A’uvdmo.) patriotism, 1897, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, and ami expenses of sale and of administration, drawer a to it tv w the soul he stars and floating everywhere money with jimmy. be heard thereon if they see cause. wit: n<* l to rep* thrilling story, *MM1 MM" puy uj stripes They 4oqui0Ao\' omiiisqna Andover Carter, late of Brooklin, in said First Lot. Beginning at O'*1 northeast cor- .-\ 1 v u hi*tling f l-ullet and w sii and festoons of hunting—red, white and found in the drawer 22 cents in bursting soqavv.{ it only ia Anp jmsu oq jvqi p.qsotf county, deceased. A certain instrument pur- ner of the premises at the ‘it a post- d oil. *ns from cornice and windows, 1 f ‘qtijo oqi oj ii Jftit niosojd ‘puv *isvd blue—waving change. They were so disgusted that porting to be the last will and testament of in the fence two rods and fou i• 1 i .. west- :r less t-t ruggh- f"i- count and were on an cc»; f .. v .rk- Of l) oj4 ry ■ while going for said deceased, together with tor erly from the noithwest oqi u| s.uuiisoq j pi ; osuvo pjvoq.qsud preparations they left the cash where it was. There is ! petition pro- of fireworks. bate thereof, presented by William H. shop formerly of A. U. Gor i. tin ?th glory. oqi jioji, huijv elaborate display of Revere until Cornwallis ‘Uivi|Jii j, oqi Mti.qq no doubt that it was the work of executor therein named. 1 #i degrees west nine rods to .<■ vail; Fr the rtd*> “Who”— the club, as it profes- Freethy.the •MIA began enraged E. thence said wall north ••«. west poji; j oqi pi .upojd Up.’idir.) »qi \U|J sionals—of late no Charles Harwood, late of Cranberry by fell. Maine man has re- ■ » rushed Ih on tin* v forward. nt immediate Isles, in said deceased. A certain in- eleven rods; thence north to d'v* 11 on that sad time in tin val- jo SJVo Jo low JfllJUAV •.!.) county, jj, ,.. i to U.*qi puv frained from w *t s' destruction of this insult to tin* captain, taking hat lie could get. niiuent. purporting to be the last will and the highway: thence by uth .. I.upjp JV, Jts 'llA\Ol ui ley testament of said deceased, together with pe- 71 degrees east to the first-n m. mild, — him in his absence. \, s. rs* bar* f*'*-t left the 1 1 *1 < n .tun heaped upon The trv, ■, Mv pun-tj mj ti-vw »jo mu uoonb ! special subject for the next bulletin tition for prohate thereof, presented by together with the building' n.-o,. s* d. “He's here. lb did it himself!” shouted It. Fuller, for the Maine Mis- Second Lot u d at tin* ’Ml "i puv p.»ji j .iqi jo juopi of t he State board of is “the (ieorge attorney Beginning agriculture corner ,.f!. <’• f> ,f. each lnr ■!•• the and with that the sionary the northwesterly ok-hop Of rail;., * ■* «* A S .; \u >S ■ younger brothers, society. 11 OA\ .. IS ure The !' ice a-> > f n pUH past problem”. quest ions which Ezra I>. Heed, late of Tremont. in said coun- of A (Jordon, ur •... 1. |, i* *» rat-* l and d .\ ti at his door. formerly ih»\ captain appeared hv •• ... “*q puiq.i q jo q muqo.p.mitqd are ty, deceased. A certain instrument purport- southerly and easterly its t rod. “I went back and tried ho he correspondents asked to consider are; v it. boys.” ing to lie the last will and testament of said southeasterly corner, the*. by a .Mud v ‘(juu| best soil to as soon as the club in a snd situations for 'In isi-d. with for stone wall to .t corner; the ■ * had pastures; together petition probate rly to re* all that I< tv, gl*.?••-.**, -ter sj-od.-ois gan explain 1 Non** 1 *u;i j pu|q 4j j;> to the eorne* bid !• “lint it should be thereof, presented bv (Ieorge It. Fuller, the southeasterly d 1 d-. vi, measure d enough to listen, they permanent or included in ! yl PP>H j.. w,m3l executor therein named. at the end of a cross fern said | was a.1 as was 1 rot»» not ti when I voting. the on; should farmers en a ;nu th w sti to Lin. 1 y, >p*oq depend Hel Ingall -, Sate of Waltham, in said fei)ct rly y had staid ow •to too America if1 deceased. Petition that F. hv J. Pi n. to.wjd v rftn.: 1 long. solely n them for summer county, I.ynwood occupied Timothy by qtq ji j .p.» (pu.uvjvsv feed; (files l»e administrator of es- said I’ickerinc's laud no- he ;• to live fns* its seek I come hack to may appointed An-! martyrs il .> my home, and have shotiId ldo.Mii oi it:| Ii .»u p ,ij U"i iiotto qil.W ixjys, grain be fed in summer, and if so tate of said deceased, town ro.ni: and by said r< to the live and die presented by Lynwood poqoqo .* >\ v ii| p .t .sojv among you.”—Philadelphia should F (files, a creditor of said deceased. bound begin at, together >«f- '• the -t* rn \* term :. I'.ngl.uid nioptsoad oq^ "bat; animals at be ^\,r : Times. pasture Samuel Robinson, late of (louldsboro, in wav to and the privilege of g place •iuvj s.tqooods joj otuii u stabled .*qi .q.w puv nights; the best way to utilize the said county, deceased. Petition that Bedford on laud of S.ir.: ii I». l’resse ir 1-av*-ranks a. re an o't'-ti E. Trace nut v be ad mi n ist rat < >r of F IP,-..' •otq j pnn Kill Ob' .11 Id MWI K. manure from stock at appointed £bOi pasture; best estate of said Alfred Dated Deer I-1.'. hurh d :■ >MM-" ‘P*J )'• v uo deceased, presented by Isle, May 28, piitvuTlqovq so.in8(j grasses for a a pasture; and, finally, is a Hamilton, creditor of said dec ca>«-d. STATE OF Mb. L. Tv a of pygii*j rji rftrii >q -pi- v : past- j |M.h:qs p( qqs rtu|U|U? A Typical American east For Our Ureal ure a Sally B. Hel.aittre, late of Ellsworth, in said necessity. Hancock s*.; Wurt of June uo.) \ .| .*(141( v sum onqd «. ps.itm t[.»IW *u county, deceased. First account of Everett rd f the Is: rd on the side of the National Holiday. term. a. d. 18f»7. With 'oj The New S. Means, administrator, filed tor ‘■ettb-meiit .Ul.ltqi.n j puv sj.qq.i Jpqi p.t.lounq England fair is to be held at L t he it iot i. That dwarf. If there is one day in ail the year who® Pickering N. Eaton, late of Sedgwick, in pon foregoing pet a\ 1 v1 v said .h. VM.q p|n1 j jir »j ill ( \\»<| Jo p.wojo Kigby park, Portland. August 16 to 21. said county, deceased. First account of Fred petitioner give public per- j we should serve a American dinnci hv L •• w >r > typical sons interested causing peti- To lay o’er -.r tv fr* n. in *•>«•••nr.. joj iu .rjns puopi-m o.wq ppiOAH The outlook i.s s. Herrick, representati\e of s.iniin lie rrick, the Fourth of July is the day. ihis is tin. favorable for the largest tion, and this order thereoi to .'..b'i -lied From M* xic- 'a gulf unto Canr*.in's line. >1 In * I u \\o.ii1 i*oui sv ojotir ! administrator now dead filed for settle- q.iti* ptt.uds n one should of live ever three weeks successively in- i.sworth w of day par excellence wh< every gathering prize stock exhibit- ment. I> t us gk .. r*-new all tho«s ,voti- n 1/ 40(1 SUM otfllOAOi oniv.) ! *r i-ned 11 oi it uoq.vi William A. Millikcn, late of F.den. in said \nierican, a newspaper pri p' :.. .:v show fiis and r"*j eet for Amer ed here. effort is >ur am rs utteri d at In* rty patriotism Every being made to in Fdlsworth, in said count ., t1 da v novo '^utqi.v'joio pip oq sv 'Aiotuospuvq q county, deceased. First account of Celestri ntay ■* * lean customs atid institutions in sotm at a court to Lt*t niir I' eontiuiplaU, .a:al with jv-t increase the attractions of the two B. appear of probate by. PIP I past A.Milliken and Lucre I>easy, executors, upniluo oq i popuoim qup» oqi puv if is true the to n be held at Bluehill, on H •d- ulta‘. n, way, and it that way ami make filed for settlement. Xtu OJI years the coming fair the most nesdav of next, at ten > :■> "lock Tli t1 a.red day of Aim-r.-ik birth OitllJIldop tjrij man's heart is through his stomach tlit Chelcias qmmu oqi <»i o i »q i ojoq O. P. GUNN iH A id. Judge. (jTj o.wq jvqi heart warm to his and to maki rendezvous in Portland harbor during the Ambrose Pettee, late of Sullivan, in said Xvh country Attest: -(’has. : lb ter. oj oqij pjiioav j .. ‘utiri liro oqi ponun week of county, deceased. Petition for allowance out him thankful that he is an American. the fair. is 1 Attest:—Chas. U !>• in.- e ster. Friday, August 20, of estate of said A rue copy. uoj ,,‘qrqo xi* Xpioao^ oqi iq puv,, | personal deceased, present- ia ns ns of the »-a.stt from each south Here is a menu that- is and In addition to a of Pp •ouoH appropriate bicycle clay. specially ed by Caroline Pettee, widow said de- oq ppio.w oq qoow Joqiouw UJ hi.nl Ux IiA-.itr. ceased. To the Honorable Judge o*‘ lu-o n. iitliin eru avannft, ■ Mill uodti .J |y>w^inuiuit., Hit UllUC and for the countv of Ham >ek. Fr unts of the west, from the f •HOtlinqtSUods.U stq J'lUO oj j Lydia A. Burgess, late of Tremont., in said ('ream of clams. firemen’s J< un W. no -m. of oi o?< i*nm association will a county, deceased. Petition filed Howard UNDERSK.NEI), putqHrr.{ q.'vq puv ‘tiioqj ppq Radishes. present pro- by rpilL th j California olives. P Robbins, one of the sureties on the bond X the city of Cambriog. ■ in a 1 --ai-rf. It h.-sanna outui v oiut oil!" >ir ino OtUVO gramme that will be a distinct I> uprise >q pi:q Drttiled sweetbreads. novelty. of administrator of said deceased, that he of Massachusetts, guardian of fji-rtrud* A. hi ('iir father* ».*t in ->tate whom .tight tjitui .My pm: p ipi.q u u!i:rliM.M{i uaqx Brown mush room sauce. In the morning there will be a In may be discharged from any further liability Richardson, of Eden, Hancock c..unity. parade. n i. 'lx uiwb r..» v of Maine, minor heir of Eli/;: M 1! b Ism, Roast hind quart* spring lamb, the afternoon there will be qnp nqi jo engine tests, o. late of said Eden, r«*p;.cuts Pot* unbearded youth ami ea*-h grundfa mint sauce. I*. (T'NNMNMHAM, Judge of said court. reaper?felly -jxjui.xii uodn (p>j o Ml.qts W hose etc. that said minor is the iiwih :• r .me half un- r h oqj .qqwj.ispil races, Saturday morning there A true copy of the original. ary New potatoes. Green peas. b.i siql 1Y stq joj .iriwsswd Attest:—('has. P. Dour, divided if tin- lot >f land gs to Jehovah n 'pinqrtuq pAYtqaq will be hose races Register. 1 1 m 1 A1:! render thank** lii.:h j Lemon ice. at Rigby park. til. Pi. ||.| >■ it pi ...| e- e rtujqw) put; wju.ituy < That fag still f.-iatH o'er us in nil f its i«m; qsjiuq hi»[ utojj Fried chicken. Maryland style. ing held in common with h -ist tra Chester Matt hews arrived in New York To all persons interested in either of the es- ry jo jsnp.iqi Siu^wqs utjq w.»s pjnoAY jp*JAY Tomato and lettuoo salad. Helen cleaves The undr-ig t-r tates hereinafter named ‘". ■:r an<*ot« rs raised on tie* Fourth < f sway from two that an exigent erred T! «qpuiy 'may oq jny pupil jo qspiii Toasted Boston crackers. Lewiston, Me., days ago, says Ata court of held at Ell-worth in represents insolvency it ad visahle to moitg on ,.*»dof uu the making Jul> Ice cream. New York Sun of last He and for the of on the tenth ■ u{ uijq p.ipumuans A\*q \ .tuoqj oaym[ Cherry pie. Thursday. county Hancock, hi- -aid ward. He therefor. n- —< « n in Ne%v Orleans T’.v.e- I >«mu<- rnt J .1*. Martha cake. ot June, a. d. 1*97. ••• UtUjdwj .M| [ pJOAY J| *qi 1W Mt»tqj 03JWI Washington wore a flannel shirt, a slouch hat and da> or that he may he authorized at d o w. -od following matter- having been 1 *.*.» dii u Waterni* !<>n. pro to law to f«». owing- up:j *q j tp.iosip U| q qnp X|» pantaloons tucked into his boots. He is rpflEsonted for the action hereinaf- agreeably mortgage Coffee. American cheese. 1 thereupon described property to wit: ... 'd Ai’lJ\.»< ii|.iin,iji:is P • ,i'|| q• >IqA\ itAvqp)q ter indicated, it i- 1 ordered that notice < Mottoes. sixteen and carried a reny half <>f a certain lot t at years old, pistol. t.. part thereof he all intere-tod, •• iiKcuosK tiii-; kai.it; xmM jw ptjtqjitrq oj ujtu.u oj sd.ns given persons hy Bar Harbor, county of H <>1 room Is* decorated On in Crotona lie a of this order to be s uodn The dining should Tuesday night, park, causing copy published Maine, bounded on t he nort b ft; »|iri 111ay puw uetst.Mp .jn(.» »*qj three week- in the Ellsworth wit h 1 *111it ing .ilight up with liuiielies of heard rustle in the successively on the east f.v school street: > -b oy |.»t: puw jd M.»w oj uPw a >u >q i ‘aus hoa something bushes, a at Ell worth American, newspaper published of Howard ax- \>. .1 * rs ■ f the S vmfv -lx ebib daisies and oth*r wild (lowers For this land Finery The ay and he was in the Maine in said that mav at a Iwq ;■*.».*; i-'iif p:n: qpi.ti "j i.. tiwn*q uq thinking woods, county, they appear ; M .1 b and n the we-1 h\ 1 F. ** •* -e tir> < •• th- dr r 1 -* in* purp' the serxi' s f the men and court of in—oil III to be held Hi IWueiibi. ni;«l iw boyj > blazed away in the of Wli it more, toget her with ng qjPu | ./luiisMj |. jk i’.iuipv.. hope bringing Oil the fourteenth of .1 a. d l*1", a the "Id should I t* enlist' d 1 da;- m- lionit stem a f i.*i in t r: in ., >r of hoUM'l llierei.n, being it wns ih;; j ai**-. -p.K \\ s; i a"11u ip down big game. He Policeman eleven ot the «-!.»• k if. the forenoon, and be beard double inti rest in ihr d:i\ brought M 1. ieii 11 d.-t.u i.d t he * s. oft n wn ment -f lid meet ng of itors li.ed e* ■*- pi the Jin.-st and snowiest « f out t hat were that ntt-re-. pci lit., and IMWjd.. u linen, get iipeople lumbermen, r*h* lf..n, :ki qn q ;q [ qtl(.t ■•'{ l coed- of -aid mortgage ace- of all ! .-‘t di-h. and *ilvt !•. Tin y can lie had o< one to the to seek hi- for- '''in' Hie ■ IM- of Hollis M. Thaver. of In -I It jwqi ye.!* j city .iune 1HHT. -I v, >.• 1. i• h r v, ,| f ! r ! t irt ■ u- d ..n a greater and Isle, III S,1 IIsolve! 1)1 A anniversary. j tunc, that he had no intention of STAT1-: OF M a p. !!• .1 1 I r d v.v n a I- "f tiny little flags and red, < of a'.i ».,i. ; .. | pt j u;;tu liny breaking the law, hut simply acted a- he Hancock ourt e ■* e w! if-1 and blue fav. r<, and 1 ave it to tin la a hied bv in! I .! w. ! i* : to l li an ■. *: 'em ot Maine, debtor. oi. •. .4 11 P' .... ; .. 11 would hav'fc done outside a lumber ramp taste of the girls to trim the table. Ir will O. "l*. TVMNI.1I \\i, Jm'g. oj ,,d ..art v ; \ j *n if he heard a noise in the A t rile of origin order. be all right, nev. r fear Their hearts will j mysterious copv ut.. u *i .1 ui \111 t: ( it as. r. >« rr, I •; i-t: i ■•qi— bus l.i-.. lb as til,, d be in their xv..rk, and success will ho tht w >1, and paid it out III" T i :i : 1.: 1; Ilk* d t'< ■ r 1.1. »qi result. — -el. en d. j of a *10 bill. He was surprised to learn ••* if I mm: ui r i• j!.M 1 All., .. :e i the \. 1 m that he would have to to bead- -pap. i.i go police 1 ■ -it |"■" i-j ii iinq -puw 111- •!!-: 1 r. *- » i!L 1 .! tratrix of llm estate of Wibi.im > llam •. u 1 I KM K.\< K KKS IN CHINA. quart* 1 to recovi r hi- pistol. appear at < t’.urt of pronai. c, •p -p j. p.fv. it| q. i ruiqus of Pi i,..i o,t1 in t lie d*u of H a no k. d- to r rid 1 :•!•: -rs -; ! aty to he held at Mi ueh 111, on t- lit .*.> 1 -A isiii ceased, ami bonds a- the law directs. pi." pUW One of t he most aggravated eases of t he given li. ..f .1 u > next, at t •" k e-- tog. r ‘.».i >: and t'ses 111 t lie t el<* All per-son- ba\ing di-mam.- against tile qi-.! id ;i u| Their Iiii|»ori)«iie«* ruthless ami lawlc-s of slaughter big t.ite of said dec.-a-ed are de-iied to ! -'!■■’ 1 id m I e •> presint h i... u h\ !i* ot » T) -y ] Ians c u V: i II. u Y .1 ll. *p '. l q'ip> tiai !.iupirc lAnreining spirits. prayer gait in tli Maine woods, is told in** ! 'a i. > ■ f :• : : ; m X; A... y JO 4 t i •\ Allan lit 11 '.V (hi IH'm' have eve. t hereto are rn, nested to make payment im- \ N ug.'l -t» from Kineo. Last two fellows p.' ry July nit < i.it < i.. Nettie b. H axei -( Ur y r a- 'dim h* hi if nous [ ;Pi| heard ■ ! !./• or of ti.- I \ 11.--I n as. -r. y Washington J tine •*. 'a d. ]S97. * left Fort Kent with a canoe load of rum, A true cop\, .\tio has. g r. t* i. I d id lit.*•:!• ! .111 mg 1). .-la: at e ii "I Ir.•' j-endem-e. rhey appear, in 1 •> J ii ;erf inl.i » v »u their objective r •?*> ! a lav h *e h-ei-e put: siq q pi-qq to Ai w tin r country, t.« point being presumably Pllh MiiiM'riiM-rs hereby give notice that at 1 faeir:g To to- II n r..!•’. .1 ud.:< o' iu .!■ : mu ■ pm'ii siq ui 'it nut Y»:q "|ay be eonti: iiallv in Che-uncook 'tike. F.ach carried a carbine, 1 v.. t engaged celebrating and for 1 >.• ...mi ot Han th» : its side > > > t rat or- of t b- a! of l ri < \ Hex u.U!!«i tj -u ti" it p.«-sw 1 put: jouoq the Fourth, f- the and about their waists were canvas bills 'IMF ! Nl H. b H \ FD, K 1 f .' gb.rietis unending lati of in tile of de- T 1 pray ght early ruing u Eden, county Hancock, I f Hr. k. Hancock qi p.'stij a(;i.;i pt-pi-ud up .n|i inq noise of firecrackers is a mi s exploding daily filled with loaded shells. At Chase ceased, ami g:.eii ! mi a- the law directs. < ■ *:.' v ’l eal U1 it'd t < a I*' 'Use Carry guardian of Fthel M. arte- k- rev* d i a it -• cp "i ju.ipt-ud and a f. at ure of life in ('hina. Th A!! }, -;g 1 ••!.! m‘ .m tin- nigl.i iy four days later those same belts were all per-o|.. m, minor, res,.. ctf u ! 1 y re, -a ni the*- f th r'. dx Huh, h r '•>! Y * -• tale ot said deceased are desired to present \e:,:y {J p[" puw P tqp: 1.. Mupu siq crackers ure um iI at ail festivals, opening* 'll- ov. of cert a :t- hut and between the and same sett ail indent'd 1 *- empty, tile for b-nmiii, and '• :n- tin .r •■* f the house 111 A.n:; -w U >q) Carry uate.i m the town of Brookln. from hungagi- ppJt.'AY.: u.;w ‘'[l of brillg< >, of inundarin*. mar thereto are d to make im- receptions reqm-st. paxment t\. to wit. Une u nth ;« Allegash Falls were found the ear* asses of Mann., ml shield the p n: -I'.-ejqi s; | p aw •[.- -fj P in uiHiab, «te.. their must mediate. Al.HloN I*. \I.I.fc'.V. gani:. pa-'- di-j k.ymg riages. impor y. p'urt of a < Main lot or p t- .1 "I -"I three cow and this without a. a d. Frank O. Alu.v. '• P'l! Stq p: .p:- ..id -.q p ■ moose, going June IS37-. Hr F k royal arms < f «ir*at Hritain, the lion and UJ puw t~-1111 fh being the frightening away ..I uated in the town of •— tii|i i-oq i-wI.UY ? ~! Celestials, if unfortu brook on where the was (- I, •' than the multitude of The superstitious Long lake, party A t he v have cell d u a p poi ed executors of (iardner Carter; snutliwi l.-ee- )io\ve\er, Hags, large 1 stqj ,»a\o j op umjay oi.,— in >pi-.u .»qj note, are apt to imagine their houses attracted ashore by the crying of a calf of the last will and te-taim-nt of Prentiss |. nioggin Reach; thwes ol and sn.:.!1. union m« reliant and ■ ja< ks, .*q ‘P-uay | who Stanley, late of Sedgwnk, in tin- county of Hiram Carter. <• ntaining tw« 11 > •• u acre- aut>s.uppw p.>>i>w ..‘at-’ haunted by these unwelcome visitors, n oose which was found over the standing Ham ... k. dee.-as«-d. and bonds as the oi .....i ..... thatwn\ed ab"vn and Ik Iovv, from u-> \.* given more 1 ess, in the whole i.md royal. riu: rftq before the invention of were dis powder of its with three law directs. Alt persons having demands formerly owned in part by A < a: ter and in comi4*4*, window and door. uo tr ut lt:.> uo body mother, pierced AY(qp»; .«tj A'po | up:i .»qi -iq lodgi d the crackle of afire of dried against the estate of said deceased are de- by Abigail carter. Kxc.-p'. i.... bow re, r, by bullets and not a cut from a part win* h, tie* emotions of the club uo showing sired to the same for and w«» on. i. Seeing ! 11w.) .sa Hjui.uu «*qj oi p q pudopi: pin: bum boos. Hut the detonation of a hugt present settlement, t parcels, one containing edre.! and are to fort h int4» silent The bun- *• knife. The feature of all indebted thereto requested make nineteen rods more n v.-> -»i broke energy. t.>111 Jfupiq *q.»p(AY |tlp» .'ll Jo JM|Ul >lU h< of 1’lrciTaeki rs is considered far in<»n only redeeming square ap payment immediately. Sarah J. Eaton. by Abigail ( arter to Jordan 1 i: *■:. ai.d a dles f< 11 to the ground that every shoulder stfAY .»i;i t: jw t hat was t he fact that the calf Aq posodoad >q.>s jstq mj[ efficacious. A professional exorcist is gen spectacle June y, a. d. 1897. Houaci; N. Dokity. second lot or parcel, conta i.m. .m.>-:At aul in the ladder until it might raising «»((itrs* .»qi nupiJo.uio.) q.u.p uty erallv employed t«> light the pile. '1 hi* was weaned, so t he fellows had but one Square rods more or less, .•;>•: Vsa -. rest* d at a n\eni> nt if somewhat shaky til nut ! a'oI'u » oi •- noth i: or oi:i < misi i:i ( artt-r to Frastu- .J. Carter. '! am .--tate i( >q (Miit.i .*n»qp .iqi q dressy personage, who invariably emm* murder to answer for. This little inci- the front wall of the house. KRKAs Addie H Wood, of Mien, is unproductive of any hem it aumu angle against I ^J|>U "l p.qp:j qup» oqi ^t: inq 'iqiltiwai clad in a red blue trousers and ipil jacket, dent is not an but a rule, and '> llai.o'i k M.iiiu by hi. im. t and t.mt it will he 'oi the -..id the m. 11dh r- f T!»•* >. \* mv -ix elub • exception, 1 Then Sip q.uitu «| Oi u.st- bl.'AY li W t It. [ U Oii the act a tie. d dated tile fourteenth of Novem- minor that the -ame -houh m- 1 the green cap. precedes by waxing it .does seem as one who gage t > \\ ■ :*k nnr hated emblems > though warden, secured on inter* -t: * tin ref. ri fell \ingthe piqi ‘Apq* j qn; qi u>> imu^>|i|i:.i w jo id wooden sword and calling ber. a. d. 189-1, and recorded in the Hancock proceeds gayly paint knows his bus i ness and who has the cour- book honor that he m /*d of British "W-r. WAIJJ W ‘AV'U 1-lif S's.MI Count) Registry of Deeds, -M, page P'.d, pray- y.mr j # | oqi J1Ut-\Yo[| .J ‘.JOJ the to him Hun. •. Upon gotls give poxver. to im', tb" a certain ami’ inpower, d agreeably to hi that, as tlie < age of could a | convey'd undersigned, N"\v. it happened gray s Iim .u:i p:u >»i sv his convictions, accomplish -e it isuq up:: -»q j«> .»■; niq touching ti.i llri cracker* with a torch, fu parcel of real estate, situate ill Hull's Cove, above described real estate, pi-' • astern warmed to rose and the if for town a- in v our n muv be ex ■■■ the sky a.q'itoAY ut onwpiY -*qi p*ti(of .aywij ppiovY in stent.*riari t"ti. < commands the g:---. a. d a! of good anchored, the summer, hi the said 1 ..ieii, and hounded and op.: kl une lhv»7. add t » Id the n.«m!ers of the * de-cribed as f«.: 1..xa Reginning at the Broo in, J :*, rose j g. q p.>--«unu.) sttqi u w| ii"t jt pt*j j non red. Mow and 1 lack evil to return not a way from lake. yi spirits great Long Southwest eo rile id the !-.l sold bv Heorge b. F. K A -;x 'Tub ihaticed all to have as u W Seventy ..,'!u u IM.ilH » S -... 1 put: JmJ .tui.iq.K where they j mj rly belong. VY..-0. IT ..'.II k' .11 ? > "T \ I I. of MAIM n<-i .me haver- acini !. d on th* r< *f at Hi a.tqioiit: .1 'iJW .mm -.i'll J MU p:p» the continues hi* at* Reggie of winning that -ill* "f tin !" a ;■ -fait i< tdiny from Hull's a.*qt|op While explosion My prospects IUm k At a ilrt < "I V al in ..... ('o'*- •! *(mi I.i-co mhi-’-; t hi'inf runnitii! **'#%*»** teiulants beat .:r‘.ti;s. lash and Miss P.ilions arc ruined. Chollie K 1 i*i >ml W* cymbals wealthy from -aid -on ; n a » -i cornet •• I -aid S.i i-l.u rv others in f• —t« rung tin* eorni.e >lU .lAUf "l A M >■ a. il. I '.*7. | I'UC ji.l'l AJli: I [.» I J4 ut r.T tie ~e o... rdatit cries of which ( hi What lias I told Iff f'lh'Wim -aid 1-All .'fad we-dr;' oln happened? Reggie- t in it i• n :tfiTf-ai »1 h -<-f and th.t while s «)n hr With g' bunting s»p .)I[1111 I IJ >i:a\ •; | p :tt| U a\J in■*..* 111r. .a' at 11 lu’ic* are alom* a’ le. h-.ndn •! :■ ! !' f .nr am! m f- •: rt li f. : caj h r I would -end her a hunch of roses t* liftj -v. r. / j. -.i I ;«hn '! ■. t ■ r t«. an iron bolt -• t in tin- 1mm >• BO the f! »1 of the li-Ul.se M' .• K'fiiml; rr.-Wgtd i Aj| J,.; -p } ;;; tip U« In order t i ,it r may not return, iM-t ::?•-* h ,t': •! .*r* 1 c spirits t ie noi t t w if n ci .el o ini mi ri d < I match ho-c of h»-r cloa ks, and the idiot li *-ni.. ili-ni In ■ ■ !'• .1 »M !!!.'■ OUT. a 'll! C*tl -.■ t I• ft nut; \.*a up-'l i> qi Ajuj^ iP. m.. i.es e. r:;. in inox c y Kllsui.;- OfM ‘[i tin* mag:. mystical ami tliirt v-!i :ii t if iho ut !nv e~tt •, ,n.* v f 1 w} han■ a.1, tli'" m I.' : 'V,.. fcid- re Iiiiddl. i: «*.\ i?9 w >»•«■ ; ,.i{i mrnr.js n to- swe.ru no irmu llu ■■ j ~• : ■ ■ alt.' nil ■ ri .. • it* lidi b rt mt.. .d i-t -it V n his : 'AV Idly y ■ j P p up p ‘.'v\ \ qp-;i ui.muji < 1 r 1 it iilatino the family I’Ut Ml. I *■ W. •! :ll \! ways! X 1 l-a -. e r end v\ 'it a : *■ ha11 hi ■’.! n hi !' »jar ing 1 i« it;_r rid of t! .r and' irahh* i'in>i>. la w >■: ever pro lire the ,.r-t ..«-« Itehlim PiY- there 1 .• ri-i if nt\, u Ii. t tu- 1 .«m .» k ir ; pram ; j.w u •(.. -.-p i; iia\ uipua or. 1o ! «• .-1- Ve hi- j pe»e*k*ts, literal, wa -. a1111 ih» U a!ie..«t, Year- .•!' -ill ! ii n •• -i > *t- -• in-taut!.' •humi t. i’ 1' .' a; n i:f< red «*\. 1 ■'*• •• arm- f Ids ia\ .. A-n:. : m 'iq -\t. lei" re lie vi «! ii a -i !e i_ ! t. < I ». all’ h ■ x u no- uni I n 51 tv m 1111111 w gn>s j I u. d tly about t ii-• 1 • • I \ \ l\ ijiitnient from ur <1. a'er A'h-t. but a wav- f.wiry -am Md-birv’- V. -t > v- -• m .: r. loot « f th.-l 'id* r. md with u of one i' a grip u »\ a vqi x--pi ... l 1 hr lii»|iiring Theme. I dr. .. ..ml lit* -ix ami one-hail ■ I M 1.e »t Whi s\\.l t.f if. i/ell .isutif v -.Mil tr •: q P qi p IP' aj.-i Lot each Ana an tod y n now wit! .a r the 1 AtJt. rr t i sna cuts. :uii pip ‘uopippu ui U"; q» mupuo.i qnpi his heart tin philuo jri\e lily tho mount ■ sh'.r del- t as I tip tri -A li" !':•» u A\J vJS-A’pi -S Aip p'lU A-|i 1770 to the vl rhov rjM prin ♦ » -«f in: •: ! g th :> f. f th s>.< I n«nn rat -I •« I aq p tqs|[,qui> miiji ..ip pu V e*o11:e•!.r, l.i- faith f ** tho e-nn b: 1 ar.' ! tinie which the v and tho.r e ,impairieit! .v n min of di.-n and DIZZINESS varied e irj ay .. zUiuoa i«4 >. 3ao| | e re'‘teal ami e*em*-. rated. I he n shall our one < f tlv dam: or by hi- att** rm-y, dark. is only '-it ppi.[ *l\ land tak• h« r r anmi the in tha j m; pla« nature uses to tell x * 1 > ': 1 HI, ..a : -1 •• «.■ .*i rh. e-a-s. Mill) : 1 t; 1 t Th*-l.i'.i fall':!"'pro-.• 'pun p ; up t' .. tfaij.»pin(.q~u ‘mamma r; ?!:o,.-ir! h n *-S.a!l _• : raround rim ■> T t _ are not acting 1 \ I \ W > re II f k the » .v» »t ; 1...... d !» .) 'Ulb 1 1\ *• i- g *4 puu A*H I* '• ■ tin *1 i' •"I:' p.UMf.u *P uiqnil qnpt In r altar d million-; thori ‘■hail lan \ > to t b :. I'm in whi h !' »' d t '.•• 1 •:! s .up tit p him. {..«•(-».«> »*, J.q has lie n-rahs and rivate* worth I n. d* i d •' v : ill;; pul j lie vs ar«‘ 1 1 white arid !•'... ‘a’1 Id f Dml k * pair* •. pasboiptAi *Ajtip jo tpj'i | ; ; Wfi 1 r its ! ■ nei fro", mw on to the* j*. t- •. h -h •« (.f’the hi.- d. tlv j».• i- v. y :u« ! he urn.. -i-m x ci *.n p.u “Aw. •:< nrl- nien, d tii rning." J Al-'t IptAV tl.f-s ..ft*'. ...-i V a :ui t. go. 4tP .ip q .![ inott st end of t 11 1 vim t 1:-'' 1'■''• "■ rid of !• u. 1 a e, -Hunted iII lie -ai 1 '. *xv •: *d pi be filtered out t'hr -inch r;! tiiftv,.. • II I,, .q u|AV s ‘• •• ■ qu< pip ‘uopclpiasui tin-wind tho eel llioine that 'd i- Hi !l. ■ ■-! H ■ irsi-irim- mains in +he •• l; 1 I !(••:. f r. 1 i: I. i: ad. f* >r a parte .Hard* lx- a l-: r: i' docs ir- ••'ij » airth, >41 pm: jaq.Miiq ipaus a. all e.t arc < .• .' d and and on- ■' '1 bon. ; >! hy hi* suits. This e e script i.-ii fl tin nil estate ronv* .*•;, 1 t .• extreme of tin r <>f th- .• >-U A edge j p UOiliMAV .up ‘ipt i U| I hv tii :r t r. at nr w :: h o. rtain nat Ha»wet -• •• tat.c ui -.:.t Scvcu s i s c UI? Spu«.".{ i. I'.' turn bo.kin. now t'heref. >r« » v .' tu\ f t-y p.„;. u.ttinpiU.»X.» j'» fir.il and inali* aal io v. r -. an a m; \\ h 'a t ii Z) fZ rfe down. r; :> tn v ■ fZ* jajjn* inoqtf—.;tl' I r. h 1 ; a.nd the | nr mi : hapt till:.;.. .1.1 to 1- >; '.tin. this isn’t : *i l iM.lhM 'v .Ton “I say, now, ea] fair,' }t news.—S*1 ted. ! trh •! ■.r s,. ... !» Me P M- :m.| !• in.-I — 1 said he, “not only to l.a\e such d* ra- m i; u."ia l 4 spq U'Uf n!! ■!’ rq them to Id di-l u ! e Ii -tat. 11. ami I h «•! ver i: l Aut• III lie ii relieved ! I n a. P.e !.. .• a k l. t heir in >i -M m.i \oi it 1 tions blazing over the square in the IV e p .i : a p-a'iuijo { ? qa The* 1 ourlli In Old Hostnn. .!, ... W a -.a... ten I e. I Al il.e- !u n. In 1 ti.i... >TA 1 H OF M\IM. ,.-s hut .1 >*U 1 Xotlcr of ”i tftlou f of the and the Ib-.durntion, >■: •• e. 11!.I .1 i_ lit V>w I at ! Of a 1! t! e-i-l.v oolohrati--n- t!a* p?m ral e|.. H an* •'* K -- w -■ t : wav \vh« .; we n .-g. \\i... ;j q \ .pij I 11 that I t -inethi i. _• toielie’.e "T I I oj \\ to el in his pr p p a'[;:i samo A » s thank riMIl habit was the* hrp* military < .■> '..) v *i .i 1 III.' Mr- r M >11* N -J I'.nil Pal H an. k i.• -< f am of ..it- a. ut !i 4 vttuii K, St-, da:. a. d. No )' ion unit protes- jo i ■ any a >.:• A ho \v !o do of vvliat was J I r. Me v t-1? \\ ■— u«_- ** t .*• < >• m re- 1' .* j. rant in 1 >i--o! y out f rt tation, o ar I-Hows, eat all.” inns -p ‘P'4 Ai.qmuiq sq. AS in ■ ..r my calhd "the i; n regiment,' paraded. : **t' t* -ail of li.iin'<*< k, > i? insolvency, county t 1 m\ ided such uu j< p.'i'.Aj '.p ! 11 turned .plain landly. “j •u.-,.-p4ud iuaill-t tie 1 b frail K I.. |-.Kill. I. ol v '••••' ■ no A * are y. i! al. 1 A 4( uapiiua.iiM pun »:.!*•! 1' '■ ! fl Hi: 1:. .ml pr--'. fo”!; o', ■; ’id 1 ! a "J* t.> p m I•«11 piv~. tii. till .• AU > -t "-tut* ft M .-a. *| t.. b. an n- ,1 a 1 am J Ai A 4 1 i p a.liii > mat protesta 4 a w of m*. ! t I W ti thing res mldr sh- i.eli-.ipd; on 'll I*UI ft -a v\ h .a ac l c j dri.tor pi ill debtor, i* pe- to. ai d tier from a -in Am-ri' m ;■ p J >!•>'\ il •• ■ Mi.! ..-I-., pray. ing \ ly q-U Inis who* 1 1 1 !• tit ion vv. ah on t hr !i't it day t .Ji.a -- i*i «1 t" a tl...... Iial _r ‘- U 4 f i* to I I.', Mr. Pr you •l"' ii < ass ir a. it. Isa:, which ia.-t-n.tnu date his se pa in, Lev .\ 1 '■■.'■>! I » t -. a- :■ ..i r n on > i:ii 1 t*i of ni •. 1; hi pi | i ■ e ui n jar." ut -t jm hat must a 1: rv man's 1 uno is Id -'ip .‘no •- ■ •• "t d a ... Si-p..raio uniionii.il deni.- ami -t.it It.- M C •.“> U *A AJ!: ‘A 9 express i payment of any and tin- delivery o. n. •Ull.’I !'••> Ut- v..: a n 11 o 11 ea.-: ie hr- -w. g'-ntlem< "41 .c ;i n until- tli. I ii vl 11 >, j Cor;.*::" Ti lill lU’i-'.i II iii-li ft ny pr*.p. rty ben my 1*» | ’• 4.-* 41 1 i •• I -a;.I it •.i-!■. re! •• «-e in dv \i a‘T. d m t.»l Ml pin•• pun ‘otpi F> f: m tor I is use, end t..* *1* petition 'Hi,- iy by pun [ deblfi\l" livery ■ I u n III" In-tor.' 1-- * uu I **f b. are lu.nl -.inn*, i; r ..el; n the a r* of the r u' u qt p iU n;q alp .Ml *q anil tran-fer any prop* it.v him this, Still t f oe, ii e.11 r* 11 i,i ;rt jv.'iu in i;:n M in Ui^ll lorbniiieii law; that a intiliny of the | p -ih -.m; a/tm- Ml XaU’ccs. by ■ > toco!.: v,! de the ! e ppt .1 [ | ,i\l 1 1u3.1l t.l -. 1 :: '! «J a captain, lighting i creditor- **f -..hi debtor, to prove their debt- 04 >AV at ■ 11 v > 11 Vi-.. k in tin- font I \ ... ■ pipe, silently, hut with a visible und cl or m< re issigiM t of his < I Aotice «>l .InNlcnn- of III- A »»l mtnl ■ tlu r-m :••• i-u'.,: m ,i in tl»** 1. i, of 1 .nun ip: I psi 4V ppoi late, will b. In hi at a court of insolva m y to agitet person. nip v. • : *1 It I 1 At EJlsworth, in tin county >f 11 a 11. < < k and la- ho oh ;i at Ida ehill, in 1 county, »• n liic -p; puMl-ln s an •i!ca j ... At the .and of introductory con<:h .' nn f- -nii't Mancork, one- :, e r 1 state of Maine, t: tenth day ot It:;., .. a *d U. ii. lS’JT, Ut 11 01 ! k day July, ■ "• s::>. *1 ! auo d&7 DO THE CHILDREN DRINK? 1 -urco-tv .• the la-t c ho 1 ... dt It was the I. q fed lmoii. weeks, pu president again. Slip;., f|4 ]' i:'i ivo tm or cofTrr. Han* veil! trio*l ad. 1K97. in tin lliPT.i j (la -. at Ira-1. >rt* t Hi. t I. .•*-:* 1 > untie, of t, first ; tn 'la. the anxious faces of the rest of v. ■ <> Ii i- .le H uuder-iwii. n. 1 f rt of Eden in Sin a- of the court of p.-r-. -foil, | ! •; • rain <» «• u tin* < l.i’dreo Alb< W R< Deputy iff, Mi-smyer at our own ; u:;i' u |i ; Ki*, i.-o a i' ': a it I.. 1 -how v “We* -.vn wo are beaten Dip .11 ai{ sai l county of Hanco. k. insolvent debt- r, ii:-..i v. m for saitl county of Ham ock. pi I in' •• 'A il a 11-rlia r-.re -h< ■ •: • •* hi- 1 gain 1. .-.lid. “What art v ur terms of IlMi'H 'tp IK)pa \ who has been declared insolvent upon ," put: * 1 a'-i t-> t. own for | -ah! ilpl'tor, onlitijr hi* ■: •, i. in ta-n like ta. chuiei* petition by the court of insolvency (Burrenelei ‘*! parcel a ii*:- '■ -1 Olive Avery”, Capt. S. B. pal church. home after a three weeks' absence. for Mrs. Curtis of Cast in e, arrived sailed for in The Wainright cottage is opened Stevens, Preethy, Bangor Friday whs The address at the morning service A. R. H. Fox and Owen Tre- of : to visit her sister, Mrs. E. S. search of Phillips, the season and occupied by the family Saturday freight. K. W. Lord, of given by superintendent vvorgy are camping at Green Lake this Mr. McFee, who were in “the Lodge" last Shaw. A. L. is an addition Treworgy building the Sunday school, and whs especially week. I year. Mrs. F. T. Wood and son Henry are to his store which is occupied by J. F. to children. A choir of Sunday | adapted Mias Alice Jordan ami Paniel Rogers Mr. and Mrs. F. X. of Boston, are in Bar Harbor. The new part is to be used for a school Corr, visiting Staples. children rendered music appro- 1 were married Saturday evening. They and Mrs. the F. ^ guests of Mrs.Corr’s parents, Mr. Mrs. Fred Allen and son Ralph are at post-office by incoming postmaster, priate to the day The decorations were W4i, I left on the 10.10 tram for Bangor. L_ Asa 1). Wnite, where they will remain Prospect Harbor. W. Morgan. of cut flowers, potted plants and wild | teach- the summer. Miss Bert lift Flood, w ho lms been through Mrs. Charles Haven has arrived to The drama “Rebecca’s Triumph”, in blossoms. school at Frankfort, arrived home fifty Years Ago. three was In the a concert was ! ing Mrs. George Walker and daughter the summer with her father, acts, presented by fifteen ladies evening given ly | spend She will return this fall to Saturday. •- are the of at town ball, before a the Sunday school. The following pro- Who could imagine that thi* shoui \ » 1 Dorothy occupying cottage Grace at- Tuesday night, S. G. Wood and daughter take* the same Mrs. Walker’s mother, the late Mrs. M. crowded house, with good success. It was gramme whs rendered in a pltusing man- position. tended the graduation at Cherryfleld and II «»f w hite world-wonder A. Smith. Mrs. Walker ami family are ! repeated Saturday night. ner: F. W. Flood, who has been principal That «.f nr-h ar» H enjoyed the exercises very much. Gould's at Bethel f«»r the jam! d>Mue always welcome guests in town. Mrs. J K. Oott received news by tele- Organ voluntary. academy | The busiest man in town is E. M. Sh >'.ib! shnd >\v the nation*. H "Children’s < hildrei/- choir year, has been t>f the po!Vr h- ...P Services were held in the Union church of the death of In r \ntbcm, I»i> appointed principal Stevens, the who has finished phone Wednesday painter, just at Andover. Mas* w lu re he wi.i afternoon. Mr. Moore gave, in brother, (»'d**on of Han <>ck. Prayer.. superintendent academy Sunday is at work (trover, on rill**, l»v the world N. S. Kingsley's store and now OjuM.lng addtc —.Helen llebatty begin work in t he fail. Ayer'* prefer:^' ^| hi' usual manner, a sermon on Mrs. (iott is m healt ami the impressive very poor h, I'V.s- the a record »ho -. 1 on t he church. l vrel-e. "P.'rs*|i.g «*i!u «.< i- -w I- Mil ago-like. y dual of man. the and the heart news, which was oi.n folks' coscfkt. the lip ! entirely unexpected, ■ t* siucc years 1 are M (irant they started—50 ago. Gleason Wood and sisters expected The “old folks service. The church is a gem in itself, was a severe blow in her weak condition. Ueorgc Pnvl-. concert given Saturday the June 29 to occupy Adair cottage. was and reflects much credit on Mr. Stratton, June 28. (i. lo tuition.. 1 M* v. evening very good. The costume* Mrs. Wood will come later. 1 the builder. Re-ponsive everei-*'. M.perlntei dent a- 1 * w ere oi,! fashioned, and well suited the Emerton Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wood and son Rodney and family arc about RcciUtthUi, "Mi.iw flake-". t.enle >oW it- o a-, u. i* tin James Five and family, of Haines City, Following programme: in rn routt to move t-» t he Stuff >rd farm for sum- « Little Bird- \re " Philip were town Saturday tin- arol, "Happy 1 I Loire Florida, are in town, and are heartily “Auid Lang Syne’’. lltgge Cathartic Pills R with mer. Tw 1 ve eh;l !r* n Ayer’s for Gouldsboro Point. Master Phil, la l-l... > welcomed hosts of friends here. 1 by They Re< itat!■•••. "The R M. his usual good luck, caught a trout in the Rev. H F. .ii11;‘’.1 e ( Loire will remain the summer months, Pay preached at South Surr\ Blgge through M lei*.. from the time < f lake. Mrs. Wood and her son will re- !.-•. .Sunli g in have, their I their at the home Sunday. Subject: “Stability of mind making headquarters Reeitstion, "Pld de-u- Fver “• main at the Point a few days. and .1 .■ Hvv- * ir* preparation, been a continu H of tii*' lute A:ii rose S tup-on. who was purpose.” Hazel Holmes June 29. L. N Note".... Vo B Mrs. Five's father. Mrs. Five has been Mr*. of with F \errl-e, "His Banner «*vei i- I ,..v* success with the public. And I Hutchins, Melrose. Mass., .By • >ne Man Singer j here thirteen and finds so rent o. Siv and !* f absent from years, her baby, is visiting her grandmother. girl* superb.te- \ Piece Spoken.By 1 ou'H See \\ h- that means that Ayer’s Pills I R* ■ "Work an 1 Win" Wl.u:! in this time. Miss Frances Hall was in Mil bridge Mrs. Uat!'>n, Ra!p! ■strike t h«- ml -a many changes Lydia Treworgy. Is", i; Reelta Feed My Jji I accomplish what promised I Sunday. The road machine is \il Ve Men and Wlmmln singer* expected this way < horu«. "Children's \nthem." Pay ... for cure The Edwards a dinner to a Song By sLadrack them; they where I Misses gave this week to repair the roads—something “Our Herne-”.Jennie Reeitation, In-rr “St * 3SDrrticrmmts. Martin-".1. Bigg. !■ dP was few of the cottagers on Friday. that is very much needed. Recitation, "Somebody's Mother," others fail. It fitting, I | | "Sherburne".1 .• Blgge I h-dre Lula Pettii *bl tlio Hon. Frank Jones, accompanied by Mrs. F. O. Ricker, of Lynn, Mass., ar- ".Fedldlah".By Humility therefore, that world-wide I V \. ONE OF TWO WAYsT of was in town over p i-e.Mr P.on-ey ela-- Capt. Arey, Brewer, rived Saturday to spend the summer w ith "Quakers’ Courtin' ".I Lie he 1 and «*;,»* lingo popularity of these jiills should F.\erel-e, "What a Penny Tenrhe-," "Nrw | The bladder was created for one pur- Sunday. her mother. Mrs. P. CL Means. .Ferusalem" Mr* WbarlT- l:i-«. bo the All 1 e Men recognized by World’s II namely, a for the urine, Miss M. Belle laird ami Miss Mina and Wimndn Singers pose, receptacle The people on the road from Surry vil- Recitation, Wn-hhigton's Birthday," “Hall on the *»:.e and as such it is not liable to form of Columbia," fiddle, by Woman Fair medal of 1893 a fact I any ITann, of Sullivan Centre, were in town lage to South are at the Charles Surry rejoicing Pettlngill Turner".Ve Blgge Cbolre one of two The disease except by ways. Saturday. of a lieeltation, "A ( hlhiV t.f.«i Peed*,'' which the record: prospect daily mail along that line. "Old Folks".By lle/eklalt emphasizes | flrst way is from imperfect action of the F.thel Brown Mrs. Archie C. Rolfe, of Gouldsboro, Miss Alice A. Butler, of Waltham. "Rainbow".Ve Blgge (. hoi re kidneys. The second way is from care- solo. "Children’s Pay”.F.-sle Pougla-* ami her brother, Frank Guptill, were in Mass., is spending a few with her Imitation".Ve Blgge Cbolre 50 Years of Cures, days Re* "The the | less local treatment of other diseases. Ration, Voice of Fn-uer-," "Barnyard Convention" town Sunday. aunt. Mrs. N. U. Means, at cot- CHI KF CM >K. Juniper Cura Me' eu« "America". n Mr*. W. H. Iawrence and daughter tage. F "UodV Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kid- \erei-e, Rlche-t t.ift.” Kcho of the Dexter Hunk The proceeds amounted to about f 13. Robbery. I Belle were at Sullivan Harbor recently, N. C\ Means and wife have Superintendent and Mr- M* \. '.i-- neys is the chief cause of bladder troubles. just return- The mystery surrounding a f*«> bond I "o of Fe-t«l iike the bladder for a bicycle ride. ed from a week’s visit with Mrs. Means'* Recitation, Pay i.i.-rv," So the womb, was, created miHHing from the Dexter bank at ibe H FI r* Sieven- WEST ELLSWORTH for one and if not doctored too Rumor that ex-President Grover sister. Mrs. H. B. Tilden, at Dover and purpose, says *' time of the murder of t’aahier S I rlngtl e*’ Nt « Parrot) H or season. Foxcroft. found a coun- much is nut liable to weakness disease, Cleveland will visit Sorrento this They delightful James Carter is > Recitation, "Power of Truth*_Pai-> Irundy still very ill. ami robbery of the bank, in said t uv« H in rare cases. is be! try. Mr. Tilden, the except It situated back Oh. that it might Baptist pastor in been cleared a n b wrel-e, "Summer M.-nth-." Mrs. Harry Higgins is improving. up by atatement ti by H of and close to the bladder, there- that village, is very situated. very Mrs. Lament and family have arrived pleasantly Mr- Met art: *'. eia-- Reuben Riant-hard, of I’orinna.tt H June 28. Mrs. Spencer, with her sons Archie ami fore disease or inconvenience (\ »• any pain, and are pleasantly situated at the “Sea Rcfitation. "Faith”.M .: H t::11 tx fore Ilia dent hat fl Finery, of is her sister. man*i The bladder 'd ire--. .. ..su. t. .• !• t Kradley, visiting kidneys, hack, Shore for the season. rb U H ■ cottage Mrs. or i- « mii ring Joseph Stackpole. urinary pas-age often, by mistake, ■ ■: ■ Miss Josie B. Bunker closed her school The youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. II. T i« -! of t iibund d \\ ! to female weakness or lie* ’.Uiti-*n, “The **.»ng of the V wer-." Mr**. Hat t ie w In» has been attributed womb K. Barron, **top- t (>•• • h at Head Miss Bunker has Hardison whs attacked with convul- run1 i'i'ii!'l f it 11 1 is th* High Friday. Mat I in lir i: t of «* me sort. The error g for tiie lust feu ut' ks >i »• trouh'e is easily sions } at Salisbury deuce t<» mih! j t tli»..rv Hiiwu; Tilled tier position faithfully and well. Friday night. I 'ut t. 1’ra:i. made at 1 n * v be a- avoided. To t u ’.I li l » r daughter. M rs. iiimu r. re- some that Mr. Barron rmiiiii tted 1* easily H. -*■ I «*■'<• a' a- ! Her pupils all speak in the highest terms Seven vessels in the nt one tinn I'.-i^ia-- Tile -tat * 11, n t < f Mr. Botin :.*ir t f find out *• Tree: set vour urine aside hay turned yesterday. and -ns i-.*n t -f was one of the tliert no (jood r* f< t '.*■ I n our- ; a sed merit or set- commercial features pre- < k-ll “\v, rhoru-, H.ii t .1 III! 1 v. >n < 11 the r. ot are it. unrHU-b the h»-t -nurl in thi- t..ng .' k. k 'icy bladder trouble. June 2*i. 1’kakl. sented here last week. plowing •Itll"... turn;'*. an 1 r*- ton*-- h *»t-»:,i f- i. The mild md the extra.•rdirmry effect of ut t he gutters, puttiug ui » ulverts ami Street Commissioner with a er* u Jiwni irv "f it deait man K ! ri i« r'- > I.anioi iif*. Card, r—tiud.. Dr. Tamp-ifcot. the great kid- grading up the road-la «!. d- .ng the best of was M r. B l a in y and M -c;der r* -m-dy. »>■.,t .- mat i.m» been done f r for w it h In •!» Ht INuid avenip a»' ? a on M III fie W «•« I«I lllii-. at Whiter !! .:!■ Perk ri\ <> lit- ami fifty st reet Sht K \n r» '-*• w (milled ! i,"iirt." r. liie father, Kit-hard Perkins. urday. one Ci 1 ::.ny have a sample to! be 1 i ; ft ne ., rist Un Kn '• •• 4 \ v. r\ crt t u > : : t »• 't sent fre*- by mail. l>r. S. G IV-Beck, who was ist 1 y : Mrs. Fred Ib'dgk::.* ,,hs r« t urm-d aft* r M- !• } ! : A >t erka n g rt ami «»x r and to W tip to attend hi- t rot Baptist W silppt ~Ic v Cl 11 J ] \\i i U an ahsem-t «d -«-\era! niont liS at sea with her \v,f. ’si--. St!:.! ;•» J»r. K..ruer & < 1 b • .; g, u h <-ti w us well at 1 -- :ay H. 11. In who had an hursduy evening. June _j. \s hen M Bit am*- N. V. r:etor« of her in the “Jerome B. Berk, attack of g! The pro| husband, lx»ok". 1 and It uas a tinan- Jes-se Kan i. *f Mr. and Mr-. enjoy tni> ]. i;o r go ■.’« e t lie genuineness of pneun nia, return'd Monday. Hi re-, daughter Mrs. Frank L. Hodgkins attended the .*t as u i. it** a ».•< :n, sm ■»». M ;r*s (. i race this off. r. >» Albert Hand, ami 1 >r. A. 1 we;, ports that Mr-. I 1’.- >■ k i- improving Small c •snmerieeiiH nt » xerc:—. id lit broil ucad- tirindal, h»T re< added married. I tie chureh was by nations, much Th.ere w ill he a reunion of the O- utt beautifully etny, where her sun Nathan is a student. t* t he enj. ; r: t of t In CM .-ns! .?■. dei orated w tt h Mo w ers and and a family at tIk home of Kansom B. Oreutt. fern-, Mi-sts Juile'JS. B. Shirley Kice and Marcia King lowly Moral bell w a-* suspend*, d above t be on August 23; if stormy, the llr-t fair l fie Sells “C.r." I have recently closed pleasant and profit- chalice. The bridal entered tin day. All in connected with {.arty Mot i it o> no. ki\ i tt. Y Mai \v. \mkk y; Mr.. ♦ any way the able 'trriis of seliool in Gouldsboro, and church at J> o’clock and was u to are mim d — family invited to he There I have out the inter- Sirs, I hav + Hre now a present. bought X enjoying vacation at home. the altar where the w a- Kn.uin n w ill be a dinner. ceremony js-r- Kay ] <>..r in alth. ♦ 4* picnic est of I\ II. Osgood in the Miss Florence Young, of Waltham, formed in a very pb a-:ng manner b\ Kev. I'b* A West Franklin man gift e»!erpr:-e will meet in reports that hi K. N. Pierce. Mass., i- greeting friends in town. Miss Kureka hall firm of <>sg«.xnl vV Dre-ser, and X X lias had a severe attack of Thursday afternoon. rheumatism, The bride was Young has just finished her fourth year becomingly attired in shall continue the business ♦ brought on by neglecting to change his Mrs. \V. B. l.itdiy. with her three She recommends of hard study in Waltham high school. white, a- Wert the bridesmaids, M i-- l wallet, it on one side too children, of Mass., js under name. wearing long. Carrie K. and Kosendale, t.oarding my own ♦ Br, Mi ♦ Miss Addie Clark is in Cam- Joy Miss Belle Hand. The visiting A severe strain was the him " it h Mrs. J. W. llolt f*r the summer. result, laying groom was attended tided Z and other suburbs of Boston. by Krnest Klee, of I shall endeavor to carry a ^ bridgeport up for some time. There are others here June 28. ViCTOIt. ♦ 'n ur L. F.” Z Winter Harbor, and Dr. 1.. H. Brown, of Dyspepsia, During her absence she will attend the w full line of market at ♦ and shall alvvnv- dost.. ♦ ho would like to be laid up from a sim- goods commencement exercises of Amherst Harrington, a classmate of the groom. ilar cause. < III IC( iI NOIKS. Z Mi.-. Esther Burkins. Z Miss reasonable pi ices. To do so college. (trace Stevens played the Wedding the visitors at Among West Franklin march, and Frank and Hoel Han- MKTIIODI8T EPISCOPAL. it will be for all old ♦ ♦ Miss Gertrude has Tracy necessary She knows from experience Hutchings completed last week were Kev. Andrew and Gray son acted as ushers. At the close of the Tne pastor will return from his to her second at Kicker Classical trip accounts to bt* + Eliot, Me. + year insti- son; Kev. Mr. of paid promptly, Woodcock, Ellsworth; ceremonies, congratulations were re- Connecticut the last of the and ♦ I hav L. F.” At ♦ tute and arrived home She is week, Saturday. Kev. Mr. Parsons, of Mr. and and all future accounts to be Lewiston; ceived, after which a to the will In the Z wood’s Bitters, and can recommend Z her friend. reception preach Sunday morning. accompanied by Miss May Mrs. of them Harry Macomber, Somesvillo; bridal party was held at the Foss house. a service of and run on short time. Z very highly. Z of Houlton. evening prayer praise Slocum, Nathan Ash, of Bar Miss Helen ♦ Mrs. S. C. Nason. 5 Harbor; Mrs. Small is one of Winter Harbor’s will he held at 7 o'clock. Friday evening June 28. H. of Boston Desiring the of Preble, ; Mr. and Mrs. Adams, best-know n patronage ami highly-respected young prayer meeting; Tuesday evening class Bluehlll- of New port. Coleman Butler the on these 1 + 35c. a bottle. + bury Mass.; ladies, and the many tributes of love and meeting, both at 7.30. public terms, ♦ A. J. left for a business and of Lamoine. Avoid Imitations. Long Monday family, affection offered on this occasion attested shall endeavor to use all fair- June 28. Sunday school at 12.45. The new offi- trip to Boston, Ch e’er. to the high esteem in which she is held in cers are in their places, and the work of ly, and trade with them at Mrs. the George A. Clough and family ar- community. Dr. Small is a graduate the school is The engagement is announced of Miss increasing in interest. A fair rived at their last week. of Bow doin and resident prices. 1 will try to sat- cottage college, physician number of new Helen I.ula Goodwin, one of West Frank- I books will probably be at \\ inter he has Mrs. Annie Borden returned home Harbor,where built up a in the isfy you if you call on me at lin’s bright and interesting young ladies, placed library soon. The third ! from her visit to Boston permanent and lucrative practice. Both Saturday. to William Archer Parslow, of Ports- quarter begum next Sunday. New stu- ! No. 23 Water Street. bride and groom are general favorites Judge E. E. Chase left Monday for a mouth, N. H. dents, as well as old, w ill find a warm | with all, and the entire community joins W. H. Drksskc. it a ri w ■ business trip to Boston and New York. June 28. S. ; welcome. E2. in them a ami wishing happy prosperous CO M. P. of the firm of Merrill A Stilt K< «ATION AL. Hinckley, Walt linui. career. 1 has moved from South Penob- Sunday, July Morning worship and Hinckley, The have a nine Juue2$. S. Best fer Children “buys” organized with sermon the scot to this village. by pastor, lvev. I). 1.. Vale, j George Stanley as captain. at 10.30. Communion servir.- «t c lose of IMPROVE YOUR STOCK Mrs. George A. Martiu with Fred,Lizzie ANTHONY WORKMAN. ; Raymond Haslem made h short trip to morning service. BY BREEDING TO THE and George, went to Hancock Point last A j !ea«ant hom** wedding took *• «>n Amherst Sunday on his wheel. plat In of the usual on week to open the Tarratine. Wednesday evening, at the home of Mr-. plae»- prayer meeting Full-Blooded American Registered Albert has Pettengill moved into the F. Friday evening at 7.3» there will be Miss Fannie N. Sweet i- home from K. Ober, w heri M iss May 1'.. Anthony, a: Jersey Boll. house vacated Frank by Graves. of Mr. ami Mr-. YOU MUST HAVE Salem, where she lias just graduated from daughter Henry An- -erv *' rv »».•» mi .Mirim-Ksi nsrii'ir i: \N km*. ELLSWORTH. the school of that She received I li'iliy. B!i<: glistus .\ v. KING OF high city. KiJKK iiAlTIST. N t the past week. He makes a there married Kev. E. I’.ert ..'-l. a silver medal for excellence in elecution. trip by Nelson f ti FIRE -WORKS Ju!\ l school Ht every two weeks, butter and Sunday, Suinlay 1 p. Stands for Service at Ellsworth until J une2v. K. delivering Baptist ehureli. Tin* bridal eouple re- TO HELP CELEBRATE ni.. pi «*.. Li.ug ai J in. lU v. C. li. eggs. ceived noiii" tine nts. p. by November, 1897. every pre-« 1 hRve a line, *uch as Cra k<: Brnoklln \Vo*m1co. !c. j i-p. r. Uospel service at 7 complete The concert and hall given here June Jl iorpetioe?*, Roekcta, ( andlea, l-lag-, “Where are the Fourth?” m. you going is, Nominated (lie (iu\n nor. p. (Tiint*h« Lantern-, and r* M. -,r-. *■! Boston. who by the Ellsworth Falls hand was well by every imported the greeting this week. .■.. at tiling m thin line. .Km -:r- ! tm n-i.tm! of .Jersey at a cost of and was Among nominations by r r» Thursday wiling, 7.9), prayer meet- ^ patronized, enjoyed by all. Hope Sunday five young converts were bap- to ate them recently announced are the follow,,— .j, ing. 'i a*' K:nur oi r.:;-w.*rtli i* a perfect specimen here again. Nn Slimmer I>rinK> that' and A : tized received ir.t the church. Ifanei u k mint\ «t 7.30. ( A « game of bull was I lia\c in in \ I'mi lit.(in. *.■ w < t Beau. Imported very xciting played , children’s concert whs given Sunday Notary public. Jerome B. Kn v. denv« r met tin.;. r< y J. M. here Saturday afternoon between the 1 *■ was Prof, We have a tine line «»f ?*e..r-„ !'. Vi. *172 -in' by K«»y evening. The choir assisted by Eden. t’NITAHI \ V. always 1 East brook ■ and Waltham nines. It was D j- 1:■ .. •/ butter j and Mrs. Wight and F. K. I!< pkin*. Mr. Just ice of the ]>ea«‘e and qinrui:!, !'. P. "ii 4 1 ■ h.vv r.ov ;> 1 .fire <•! I declared a tie, score 2s to 2s. Ji.'y Morning worship at 1 They play ■ -• and will a free concert * lb .•i.-r in 7 day l Mrs. Wight give j (iilmore. 10.91, with -<-moil again afternoon, 5. Bueksport. by the pa-tor, Ihv. F 1! U I I. y Duke .-i l>nr.. J*#.:«> average record Monday July | this evening. Walter 1 T, ■ Monday Held Hunt. school •i :>'r- 1* » >»• by Surpedou S«-11 l\ I« k Suinlay meets seen as I Schools taught by Misses Nab. Jordan £ out of Eurota ‘-‘'-'>4. lbs. 7 oz. in 7 J une 27. (I. B. A. :o t b* v< -r day*. j ry at the e!o-e of morning «■/. -. and Mabel Schooner ‘*C. M. Walton i < 77* in*. I in >*ue year between calv. Turner closed Friday after- ', Capt. l.mie, t[ pit Calif rnia Chen >•! aervie**. All ar** invited to The dam Roml a’s Son was Boiuha 10MM0, noon. School arrived in June _7. cordially lifer IkI<‘. taught by Josie Stanley, port attend lhe-1 -erv iet the I'ele!.rated cow ii <>\ A. B. Darling | Bananas, w!i■ 1 ei wa« -’1 Hi-. ID, i Kev. J. S. Richards was in attendance which was closed one week on account of Smith Bro**. have a load of coal at thi O/ !! T da. 11 •! :h-. -4 «>/. in MI day-. V.'atcrmelons are Fine. \ commencement at iiowdoin college illness, will continue <>n«- wok wharf and will to unload to-mor- \ Aliuo-t Always The -ire oi i: ., Ruke <>t Rarliuirton upon longer. begin ilh.ge Wiped Out. A of 1- is 1: 14 «>/ and last week where his class had a All have been successful. large assortment o( -.average dan^n'cr- (’72; very row. Fir< in tin little village < f Vaasa hi* dam W;«- Kur»f.i- JJ 7 ■ Tie- > union and supjtT as t ht twenty-fifth a June 2'-. H. five miles from «•: Lady South'.••! uith wa- AHunir Lady William P. Newman, of Bar llarli i, is Wate:v:lle, wiped out CONFECTIONERY, II. wf. r- d !- I* rr.-e, >t. Mar' 'i Jcr-ev, of Mr. Richard t lire* niversary graduation. in town, the guest of his w.-nty-t buildings, ineluu.ug thret imported to Reading, Ohio COM MINI* VTION. grandfather, from 10c. to fl.00 per It--. supplied the j :l at 1' r Isle Sunday, i*. slore.-, tin- ma-onif D. lJorily. hotel, post-other, The anu This bull has no in To the Editor of the America*!: 1 largest ahbortmeut of CiHAU.S superior breeding lie will movt : hi* week to West lirooks- building n::d it n dv.t Ming-. The j..-,* In to the “natives" so- O. P. Carter and daughter TOBACCO in the ana in .'o 'and. His hue- a justice ailed by Margie spent city. form Hug get ville, w here he has wet pled call. estimated at iusuran 13,500. ! the "Hazel Kirks” of a part of last week in Ellsworth and f demonstrated hi* prt- June 28. S. Ellsworth we There is already wonderful j no organized lire company in ... •* < •*' ...... ret think vve to a word- re- Surry, vi-iting friends. While in Ells- pot' J./.'of ought say few in the 1 i:. (;."smith. solid color with ‘duck and black Seawall. village. Help was summoned from tongue gard to “showing them how to ball”. worth thty were th r;.... of J. T. Cush- play WaterviJle, but the wind was switch. Charles Dolliver, of Waltham, Mass., and u blowing a: Considering that the “natives” had never man ife. and the tire was here last week on a short visit. gale spread rapidly. Dr. W. Terms of Service, $5.00, cash in advance. met to practice, and were not expecting a The schooner yacht “Kusalka”, of Bos- L. WEST, has Miss Etta Dolliver. who been nurs- bqt were beaten bv John A. was in In Postal Service. of practiced nine, only ton, Capt. Stetson, the Change Enquire is ing in Massachusetts for some time, a score of 29 to vve do not think it harbor last week. Stetson is com- YKTKKIXAIilAN. JOHN C. GORDON. 26, Capt. Among (hinges in postal service* re- home for a visit. much of a lesson to the At Waltham team. modore of the Boston yacht club. One ntly announced i- the following: June 28. Dolly. We would be to Ellsworth t reamer.., where the animal is kept. willing play the "Hazel of the crew is Samuel Bray, a former res- <>ute 1,570. Ellsworth to Southwest 1 Kirks” 1 again at any time. ident of Sedgwick. ■"•■or. Leave Ellsworth daily on CREAM or MILK TESTED EDTjSWOHTII ••Last summer one of our grandchildren One of the "Natives.” June 28. C. »< .oval of train due about 4.30. Arrivt was sick with a severe bowel trouble,” BY THK STEAM LAUNDRY! » Southwest Harbor in four hours. Mrs. E. c.L of Frederick— Jones—Great guns! You’re getting 1ecoi AMI BATH llOOMS. says Gregory, L-ave Southwest Harbor daily at 7. Babcock Lfiftnnifitpr ami Gravi- remedies had deaf, old man. Smith—I’m not. i could matters. It Is economy to town. Mo. “Our doctor’s other get Hood's Arrive at Ellsworth 11. NO W A ** H F I' ." by metric Methods.. “NO FAY. failed, then we tried Chamberlain’s Colic, never hear better in my life. Jones (pro- >ar-..j nrilia !•••<•;;