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The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08

EvEN1sn.-A writer beautifully saSs .
When tbc day begins to 60 up to Heaven
at night, il does not spraod . pair, of
wings and fly aloft like bird, hut Just
climbs softly up ladder. 1tsets its red
sandal on tho shrub you hnvo ~atvrsJ,
and thence to the ridge Of tho root, 10
the chimney, and from the chimney 70
the tall elm, from the elm to the church.
spire and then to the cloud, and thea to
the threshold Of Heayen; aud thus fsos
round to crimson round, you % n sas ,js
60 as though it walked upon red roses.
And so with tho light that stfeaInms
through purified and consscraesd kpoNl.
edge. The rays rise upward ~ they
lead onward, and the more Of truth ve
find the purer will seem the splepdors Of
that throne whence flow ali the unshad.
owed glories Of eternal day. '5G atfr
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08
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one square TO issss)s ,sss, sAs sAses,soSsaes !
Bach additiAnal insertion. ......" ....i -. j IN
Adniais,sNtsfs Etssss.....s.. .ss:.. ~
Final sestlenest Nes'ces s.....:.-.. .ig"yr.eaf q
Stray Motives (single strsy ).-..-.. \. 4 n
Each additional STRAY in sane not,ce......... al
Jrc- A Liberal Deduction will DO fhAdo 4
yearly Gdvertissgs. ;, - .,,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08

A NOBLE REpLY.-"Why do you
show favor to your enemic. instead oil
destroying them ?" said q chieftain to the
Emperor Sigismund. "Do I not destroy
my enemies By making them my friends ?
was the Emperor's noble reply. 'Hi
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08

If we e'arc contented, all nature smiles
with Us 4; tho air seems more balmy, the
sky more clesr, the ground 4 brighter
green, the trees richer foliage, tbe dow.
ers more fragrant smell, the birds sing
more sweetly, and the sun. moon and
stars oil appear more beautiful. We take
our food with relish, and Whatever Il
may be, it pleases us. We feel bettet
for it stronger and livel,er and Rt for
ezertion. Now what happens to .usl il
wo ore iil,tcmpered and discontsntsd {
Why, there is not any thing which CAD
please US. We quarrel with our food,
with our dress with ous amusements, With
our cnmpanions and with ourselves.
Nothing cohes right for us the weathet
ia either too hot or too cold, too dry ut
too damp. Neither sum- nor n,uoh, hor
stars have any beauty; the fields ars
barren, the flowers lusiroless, and the
birds silent. We move about llks ssme
evil spirit, neither loving nor beloved bt
any thing. a.'-r
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08

A good girl always respects herself
and therefore she always possess the rs.
spect Of others.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08
Wop,d,s,Ir3iuY 1cl,uek.,. -

A citizen Of Detroit has just ocoA1
plctcd clock, which.is described BY I'M
Free Press iyis.7 ius b.itapa srO
It il enclosed 10 a case eight feet hiah
similar to the old fashioned eight doy
clocks. Below the centre Of The facer Il
IN ordinary dial, ailh'an ostischuscnt, fOf
striking the quarter hours; ,AsaAe is(toF
the dial, set 90 o pivot Or axis, il . tor,
restrial globe about eight inches in diE
ame;rr, which prcforms diurual .rsvoiu.
tions, and on which are rcpresented the
tive grand divisions of the earth. OK
the opposite sidc Of the dial IL ! seif rSstt.:
ulating calendar, calculated 10 fAT teR
years without wiudiag, and pointing the
year, months aud days Of the week. 4, In
mcdiately above the dial Is . section Of 4
tower, resting on two pilaaters, with I
window, OF opening, at which appears
each time the clock strikes the hour.
one Of tho apostles. Still above THIS
tower is sort Of vera ndab, at each end Of
which is on angel with ou.spread wings,
10 the centre "death" prcsides Ut 4 ,sfnali
bell, on which he strikes the hour Of the
day with D BANNER, When thu hands
point to twelve o'clock the angel al ono
end Of the vsrandah "rolls the stone
away" and door flies open from which
cmcrges the Savior, who takes position,
and one by one tho twelve apostles fol-
low and tako their places in close prog.
unity to their beloved Master, while
Death" rings out the last stroke just'a Is
the Virgin Mary appears at the window
Of the tower beneath. '.., .r,.,u,,,s
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08

A pair Of lovers, fleeing from cruel and
stern parents, were married on the ears
near St. Louis, recently. Papa tele.
graphed to the conductor to send his
daughter back, but be telcgrapbed back,
"Never return . fair on this road"
The ability Of the female tongue to
keep secret 10 proved by the conduct Of
. st. Johns girl, who did not tell her
lover that she was worth four millions ia
her own right until after the marriage.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-06-10
VOLUME Is

BANGOR PRopuCE MARkEr.-Satur.
day June 5th.-The supply Of hay still
keeps the price the same that il has been
so long quoted, the best loose selling at
from sl4to 16per ton, and inferior
qualities from 10 to ID loose straw il
worth from 10 to IL, which is high
price, bu. not much bro't in oats arr
worth from 80 TO So cents potatoes are
either very plenty or there are not con.
sumers enough-they have come ia
quite free this week. and the prices paid
have taken tina range Of from 80 to 40
cents per hushel yeilow-eyed beans
=. - to 800, and extra pea beans from
1925 TO $50 butter is coming in plenty
and soft. and selling from IS to Is cents
according to the condition and quality
of the article eggs % cents. The a
bove prices are paid in our streets for
produce.
The Boston market report quotes
Jacksons potatoes plenty at - cents.
and eggs dull at "a cents for Eastern.
and 20 to 2 for INSTRUMENTATION and
Cape eggs always selling the highest
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-06-10

in favor Of road, exhibiting the old
plans ~ survey. Ths cAsirsnan went
INTO mose particalars concerning the old
survey. He favored . road. Mr.. Jo-
seph Back. Mr.. John Buck, Mr.. Pills.
bury, Mr.. Kinks, Mr.. Colby, Capt.
Grant, Mr.. f. Swazey, Mr.. Skinner, all
made remarks in favor of q road. These
gentlemen were in earnest.
DIR. Tefff said in reply TO question.
that he had no authority to speak off,
cially. but he had no doubt but what
the Maine Central would he disposed TO
lease the road for so years, on a cost Of
e20, 900 to mile, At six per cent.
Mr.. Woodman had no doubt but citi-
seus would subscribe TO the amount Of
perhaps eljO,00O, aud the town TO the
amount Of 50 or 60 thousand more, and
then guarantee further sum If neccs-
sary. Thought that Bucksport could do
this much without infringing on any
capital now used for its ordinary bust
ness.
On motion committee Of ten was
appointed by the chair. whose duty il
shall be to appoint committee Of three
rs business committee. TO make all the
necessary preliminary arrangements To
proceed to build road.
At this stage Of the meeting. il being
| 10 o'clock, We left for home.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-06-10
Religious News.

The Maine Baptist Convention will
hold its session this year at Oldtown.
commencing on Tuesday, June 18th.
Rev. III. v. Dexter. late pastor OF
the Second Baptist church. Calais, has
accepted a call 10 the pastoratc Of the
Baptist church, kennebunkport.
Mr.. Stockbridye of the Senior class
la the Bangor Seminary has received
n call from the Free Baptist church In
Honiton. SAYS the Christian Mirror
Eight Of the - churches in the Pc
nobscot Congregational Conference are
without pastors or stated supplies. SO
says the Christian Mirror
Rev. H. A. Philbrook. OF Calais.
thinks it probable, If he leaves that ci-
y, that he shall 90 out Of the State
He regrets the reports in the papers
that lie had accepted call from the
Congress Square Church. at Portland.
A. there was no foundation for it,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-06-10

A seal, weighing one hundred and
forty pounds Was caught and killed .
few days since in the river, at South
Eliot.
Mr. Ba ton X. Jordan of Brunswick
had his leg broken on Tuesday by
kick from his horse which was running
away.
The Governor and Council have APP
pointed and confirmed Ezra 5. Petten-
gill. Of Pembroke, trustee of the Insane
Asylum. Parker W. Burlcigh, William
W. Thomas, Jr. and William Small
Commissioners on the Settlement of
Public Lands.
a savings bank has been organized
in Brewer, with Mr.. John Holyoke as
President.
The Somerset Reporter SAYS that on
Monday week widow Creation of Starks,
aged 81 years. was burnt. in a shocking
manner by her wearing apparel taking
fire. She died May 21th. Her sons
wife with whom she lived was burned
considerably in trying 10 extricate her
mother from the flames.
Mr.. A. H. ). Davis this week as
sumes cotrol Of the Pennington Chron-
icls Mr.. ID is practical printer.
and. no doubt. will continue the rhron-
ieie in its present prosperity and use
fulness.
William Brown, n lad Of twelve wears
of age living in Waterville brok & his
Thursday while playing with veioci-
pede.
The New York Commercial .iirer-
fiser saws There is undoubtedly a
great future for Maine. and it would not
he surprising If she exhibits some OF
| those marvellous evidences Of growth
heretofore confined to our Western
! State.
The recent stor. robberies in Glrii-
ner, II has been ascertainci, were com
mittci by bows whose cases have been
suspended by the magistrate for de
cision, The ringleaders will probably
| be sent To the Reform School during
their minority.
The PASSPORT Sentinel saws that Mr..
Isaac Ramsdell. who lives near the
\ Plaster Mills in Iul,cc recently dug
up in his field four brass kettles. over
one hundred spear points. several in
struments for dressing hides, and an
axe. The articles were wrapped up
! in dressed seal skin. and around tina I
was birch bark. The articles were
much eaten by rust, showing that they
| hal been where they were found for 2
4 long time. Tradition states that the
/ place where the articles were found
was once an Indian hurying ground.
The Watcryillc Mail saws the pros
/ poets VI all kinds Of crops are unusual ~
/ good IN all kcnncbec. through there is
! yet talk about snow drils away up in
/ WOODS where.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-06-10

ed at Rumford Falls. while on the drive
. sad disaster.
Rchcarsals by the Bangor singers who
are 10 take part in the great Peace
Jubilee At Boston. make the evenings
mclodious at Concert Hall" Mr..
Davenport. the popular musician, is
preparing for Floral Concert, the
Fourth of July we believe BY giving
singing lessons, gratis TO about three
hundred children.
Two advertisements in the Daily
Whig-are unique and suggestive. The
first by an enterprising feminine, sign
ing herself Gamma Walls'-who turns the
tables, very delightfully."- upon certain
self-stylcd Lords of Creation" who are
SO fond of posting, their wives, and add
ver,iscs her husband a. having left
etc. without sufficient Cause or Provo
cation. aud warning all persons against
''harboriDg or trusting said husband
on her account. rs she will pay no debts
w tl> NohAt W tui- - u
genuine advertisement, or burlesgue-
cannot say.
The other is a matrimonial advertise
ment which like John Aldens' proposal
to Priscilla the Puritan maiden. in be-
half Of the doughty Miles Stan dish
Did not cmbcllish the thcme-nor
array it in elegan, phrases-But came
straight to the point. 4 cant 10 marry
commences without any circumlocution
this modern height of romance. a good
discreet and intelligent woman from
thirty 10 fifty years old she must not
be spirituali-t. but religious opinion,
otherwise. are no objection. She shall
have a good Homeland kind husband. .
Whether or not this Call will
be attended to-rcmain~ TO be seen.
HANCOCK
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-06-10

June lUtu, tofV.
ami whose nomination must be made 10y me As
rsst, july list isfS
Yrss rompetfti.t viii be allowed for the a.
,sointal.,nt among All The rSsistcafs 81 the Flah
Con srrs .sauaI pt-trict who choose ~ apply saa
submit to the requisite examinations,
Candidates F~,aEt bc ever seventeen ami under
fssntS .feo ears nt age At the nEH~ OF entrance
into tho Military academy no Hinsst Scailon VI
las ia this res scct 10. made bat any psr.as
vine has served honorsoiy and faithfully net tss
than one wear oflAceF or enlisted mAn u u
army ~ The United states, either rsiuhlceF az
il, the regular viee. dnrihg tic war ipr tho sng
rp~aen tise Aebfstiiat. shall hr etRtas fur o.
ps,ntfncut up to the ayr Of tsrutY .ioar vcars--
Tla~y must AZ least ave tecs ia height and irrr
f-oua any 4efuTustty. disease, inHrtnity w54~h
would render then, Hant for the military srrvl~t
Aad Tr-,n any 81 -or,icr ut infectious
al chararter Ihsv ta1st he able 20 r~ai had
write seli and perform stta faculty and r-uF4rv
the various opsF oE ths i.ur ground fg.es "
arithmetic uf rrtug tra Of simple and congo a3
proportion, and rg vulgar and decimal tfasltHs
th- Ariihanstie tn 3. STUDIED understand ~
amt not committed 10 memory They siii also s-
rrui ed 80 have = kaowies'sr ~ Tire elem at- s.
FngIlzh Grammar. OF Descriptive treos lhK-
pRfia-alarty Of oar esutFy--.sn'l ni the b..
t,fy Of tlir Gated tates
uoa. Aru= VIEW Il ani Rev s-waH Tsua.r
h. - uC Ellsworth anil :. fASr. 81 81
Huc4 sport. viii act committee fssr ttl~
at,pH of candidate 4 nj WI AIT Al kilswsrta 1r
the stzh day Of JAM q tor that purpose ana
vii nominate The candidate " hota taeT
mend IN their Judgment 0est quaiiard f'r tar
place.
me newspapers tn the = Coagre..ipnsl q. t,rtrr
wili please publish ths notice
trcsNE Han, Representative Fihh
tangv~sstan Al pt-tro-'
oi Mans
yN.Wgrtb Mty II fSs4t 20
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-06-10

LONDON, june There is great
excitement owing 10 the announcement
that majority OF the Lords intend to
reject the Irish Church Bill. The Stan
dard says the peril of the proposed ac-
ton is obvious but the Lords will risk
all. The Star SAYS the Irish church
must not cumber the ground after De-
cember. The Ners says the vote of
the Lords can only postpone the fate of
the Irish Church for months The
Times think the result will jeopardize
the peace Of all the great towns in the
country. The Despatch says the peo-
pie talk revolutionary.
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General Items.


Al NHu'h u idler. lew days age. in repair
~. ,,,e NJ Inns, ha'r' pt.re' IN the chiin
,,s.i,, MI, n, ',.' 4 :, 'Sa'a =" eaA shn-
~ !. 40 -, 90, ,etI - 81 ~ !. ' - -
,,,,.., .r., II 9s,. n.'is saAt "e,o ~
H. - ar, A"' nA' "ecI
10 n.rl,ny,on I,., , -
~ -. - ~ m, 80 pIAciea tne"anic
J,H-.-t - , my ~ 'o' lnF.e hunure1
room, pla,I.red. giazr ,nI ani.h-J II es,pr
r~-,es.t like the ordinary small r,r,...
t., - - III '''sii'a'e' u ueooTa
49,, =, So 49, ~ -, . w tae ul'uiou
~, - y, HI. re III HI. y 'o'aleLs who
trrr,, of the rn.n.x cnn,r'I,,,.,, Co. ~. -, :,
celebration of ths downfall ~ m. ,.l,.ll,an
JuY An. Isss,
~, In, n pI asAaen "a tne OWE
=, .,,,''i'i toni Mn'ch lSars was tAAen
""' ""H'i' - Anu '"''' YEATS. ago.
"eheIA He'tciAn refused p ta.r part IN
t"e slenipn"s ~ uHelh 't'as Jay NJ reason
',''''' III II ''u'
...,,,, IN, IN, !. =" n'A'''i' = eA'ied
stunning inc oAi'o'.
oeseh hundIru ana hity millions In u. ;.
-, 49,, ,I ~ t.,
,r, inc only honor,hI. ,,-.,. ,,s;,.'i ~.
Peace Jubile.
Ay,uny wanna, 4. IN i.u =, .,,.., a.
stealing. Tn. p.n.r. nm thar. r,il n,.r s,.n
| ,or1n,.r uere ~ ,si,,ir ~ IL.
Atesm,ter in Maine ..v, n. can star, III.
mot baIky hor.e IN t,Liny him ou, ~ ~.
,h.,r .ni m,lin, him !, .r,rnJ IN ~"
GIRL. iii ne II Ia u.s.. a., - "a .S.
sort doe. not { ire him, the second viii
Five year. ago no white MAJ lived within
six mile, Of OTTAWA, kansas. Now the place
nAs three thoa'shd ihhaotAnts.
Barney Brierton, on q wager OF thirty dollar,
carried two Bushels Of wheat on hi, back, an j
thrre bushels IN a wheelbarrow, from Maple
ton 70 oconotno"oc' "is. seven and half
mile, within h'e hours, aud without stopping
".,'.m'
Ut. Naeo parser OIL fitt'ton, Maine, who
NJ" ~ M Stn wear = SIN able 10 read
souie Vi .ne unes' print without spectsctes- \
ieW MeeA, siace, sne hAae mp into sheets and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-06-10

We print the following notice Of a
new book from the New York Evening
Post, partly to commend what Is good
book, NO doubt, but more especially to
show our readers how rapidly and
chesply one can Ego round the world
Besides there is q heap Of information to
be had from the article. as well as mat
ter for reflection. We commend ii to
the attention Of all sleepy readers. and
also TO those who still think that the on
" way to reach China is TO dig hole
through the earth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-06-10
Bangor Items.
June eth, 1853.

June 9Th, 1863.
DEAR AMERICAN
Bangor is sgitated on two momentous
issues-which would seem 10 have a
natural affinity. the Temperance aues-
ton. and the pure cdfer-or rather the
project Of forming a new party, in the
coming Gubernatorial Campaign. and
that of bringing into the city. by means
of new water works, fresh supply of
pure water. Gods free gift TO man-from
9 noted locality called Hat Case Pond =
Of which we had view in the late
Observation-Disclosures.
In regard to the new party project,
We have only TO say at present, in the
oft quoted and immortal words of our
hero President Let us have Pedce.'
The ultra Temperance men however,
determined TO make bold Standard to
nominate an independent Candidate, in
case the Republican party disregards
their wishes or demands. The members
Of the Temperance Organizations, who
are identified also with the Republican
party-are thus, to use q familiar express
sion, "placed between two fires!" not
the most agreeable of situations.
The "dimmycrats" are naturally jubi-
liant.
The Davenport brother' were in
town last week, giving their wonderful
exhibitions which remain an unsolved
and apparently SssotroAe mystery!
Their manifestations are pronounced
"truly wonderful by those who have
witnessed them, by what agency pro-
duced none can say.
A Telegram was received here last
week, stating that three men, Edward
Grace Of Eddington, Charles Fling of
Oldtown and Aichael Gibbons, Of Ban
gor, Ill estimable citissns, were drown
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-06-10

Tive hundred aud nifty pound, OF htr-
gageare allowed each adult cabin pa
seug~r.
"rh. fare from san Francisco I, Shany.
hal or Hong Kong is three hundred dol
lars. the came from New York. the
company being a competitor ~ith the rail-
road for passengers between New York
and san Francisco.
There are no steamers af,oat which for
el-g ance. comfort and spaciousnc-s. com
pare with those of this line
The secret oftray-iliiiy with ease il tn
know where 10 20 and how TO get there,
making all necessary pre- arations. and
never to worry. IL is care which kills Us.
wears rs our before our time. The vow
aver ia making his route. IL possible.
should plan 10 be In Central All Southern
China in November. India in December
and January. and Egypt in February. Pal
estine and Syria in March and April.
which will bring him to Europe. to travel
nor;hwar;! up the Danube, or to Greece
and Italy, with the advancing seasons
Nine months between Boston and Egypt
By the western route. is the least possible
time which a traveller should devote to the
trip. In this estimate the supposirion l.,
that one month will be taken up in the
trip across the country and California. b.
diligence. a study OF routes. the DAYS for
steamers To sail, the trip can be made
with ease and comfort. and enough. seen
TO give one comprehensive ideas Of the
other sid. Of the globe.
by following the general route which
We have thus indicated the traveller
starring frou New York III June ami
Journcying westward may reach South
ern Europe in ten or twelve months. hav-
ing obtained meanwhile = good view Of the
old lands upon the other side Of the .lobe.
Full information csnno, be given in
regard to the cost II . journey round the
world. but The following general state
nsnt VII ehaoie the tourist 10 estimate the
probable amount required Cor fares, reck-
o,lt.h af vol,I rafeS.
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ID | f ID

Tltefi IA ALIAS Nav 9Th Nr E.sttn4n s t,--4
81 NtD---rt ag.t Is veag.
lie WAS = profp9slng Young uHu. aud at W. ,-ei.
bereavement - be- parents aud lT.sa4s 81. ..-..+
h.n.
pse'i IN kIls~srth the 3th, inst L-naA Q; --a. IS
daughter Of AptA4n Albert ana SARAH so ..s s.~I
y ycar..
NpU hrr cold corps. lies nader S-1uat
While apsfea II .,rzse are xav4u- ryu4.
Ant the -rrcn clover. thrGy Woe
Doth uud her grave Ia htp=.uiu -hr.a~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-06-10

We went TO Bucksport Monday even.
ing to see Railroad meeting, and to
hear Railroad talk, and to witness ouI
Bucksport friends warmed up TO q
healthy glow on . subject which takes
hold of their failure prosperity 90 strong
~ that he who runs may &c. We
came back fully impressed with the be-
lief that . rosd from there 10 Bangor, Il
noc an accepted fact.
HIN. +. C. Woodman called tie neet-
ing to order. He said, We have ooae
together to have social chat about .
railroad. He came TO ibis place in 1889,
when there were only shout rs houses
in the village, and yet previous to tAat
time . charter had bean obtained for .
railroad to Bangor, . survey mAde, and
most of the leading citizens were inter-
ssted in the enterprise. Most Of th0e
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-06-10
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

The drives Of logs in the Eastern and
middle branch OF Union river will reach the
main river TO day the 9Th. but the drive IN
the Western branch may fail for want Of water.
though II is thought not.
=. H. Greely OF thi, city has the hand
somes, yeariins .coit in tn. state. or 90 u Is
thought BY good judges II Is the kaox stock.
A priv.t. letter from Buek<po't say. the
railroad ra go I'VE think road TO Els
worth il entirely practicable, sui thar Y woul'l
he mutually beneficial"
A letter from Csstiae ssys Mr.. Heedy.
an Engineer was in town dsy or two since,
anil he says tina, about $500. will cover the cos
OF = survey sui making the plan. OF = road from
Ca-tiuc to Ellsworth.
-rha Tribnar saw the spanish power !.
fast dis.olsiny in Cuba.
..Barrc,i's" Celebrated Hair Restorative.
woutpA STEAMER TAR The question is
of,en asked woui a steamer pay on tue route
between here anil Porti md. We have no touo
Of il, II OF the right dimensions. aud calculated
principally for a frei2ht boat. The trade BE-
tween Ellsworth and Portl.nsi is Increasing. and
with morr rapid Communication II would
double. or treble. The din uiy nov Il. that
Ea,trry winds prevail 80 mnch that sailing YES
sci. make uncertain trips, but with smsl |
freight steamer. We could with certainty rcck =
on quick despatch.
--Farmers have hal hnc weather g Sst Ia
their crops. anil q correspondent from town
in the county WRIT. that the firmer~ j.. his
section OF this county. have planted snd Gown
mor- largely than or inAnv year.
We have resolved priyatA Icifrr from
cs.tin., saving thn The eiisksn. q N town
are ready % contribute - have rI'lrptl
roui. surveyed Il on tnerc ID Ellsworth. W.
hops our account NJ the Eackspart msr.inS
will serve to arouse those in;rrc+trl 20 ihr
PROSPERITY Of the c,uaty. - yiSorpI. MEASURES
booking toward, hnias IN ''irna hor.c " in
tro.iucr,i iuto thu coua,y Tn animal wpn' :
hurt any bply b1t would - Of mlrn services
in carrying things to market "
"r.e Barrrt,'.,~ aud 40 other.
Farmer. .ay that god warm rain l.
just W hat vegetation need, DOW.
--ou Tnur.,lly last week. al only child "a
En,e ~ and Margaret Moon q Hanrock agrd
4y-ar-, while playing with matches, got her
| clothes on ire and bcfore a,-i-tsnc- came to
| her relief, the child wa badly burned that
| Il did next day.
The N-w City Hall VIII hc open 70 thu
| inspection 81 the citizens SATURDAY an-r
/ noon
Next week We sh,l publish the Report
Of the Great Antiquarian meeting IN Bangor IN
isl7 containing the ailre>. Of Charles Lowell