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NTANTED, A YOUNG LADY TO AT
w TEND In Bakery Store. Address Post
office Drawer a3O with references. mch272
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ITO CONTRACTORS.-FOR SALE, BEL
CLAN PAVING BLOCKS, the most approved
and durable pavement, delivered at the Docks,
direct from the quarres on the Hudson River,
n. j., opposite New York City. For Information
as to slze freight, &C., apply to ADOLPHE
MECKERT, Dealer In Belgian Paving Blocks, No.
IS Bowery, New York. jan21.tuf3mos
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DUILDING SAND DELI Erred
ID throughout The city low from Chapel street,
near Elizabeth. Apply No. Ia Elizabeth street, or
S ale Cotton Press. mch2l.ltu9s
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Nj \ X Il | T. ID.

So. Deer Isle-l9th inst. by Geo. lehman
Esq, Capt. Cherries A. Conary and Miss Roxie
Greenlaw. al Of Deer Isle.
Biuehill-e2d inst. :. by Rev. A. II. Tibbet-.
Mr.. Daniel +. Closson and Hannah A. Duffte.
both of Il.
Lynn, Mass.-l6jh inst, by Rev. Edward A.
Drew. Mr.. Arthur Z. Newcomb Of LYNN, and
Miss Carrie NJ. Bartlett of Ellsworth. Ne
We received two generous slice. of the bridal
loaf
ANOTHER RAID.-One by one, the clerks Of
F. W. Osborne & Son have become eniauglcl
in the holy bonds" the last victim being Mr.
Arthur L. Newcomb, the good-natured driver
on the uptown route. Accord agly hi, fellow
clerks and friends. wishing to give him a sur
prise. gained an entrance TO his house during
his absence and, making themselye, at home.
proceeded to spread the table with splendid
French china tea sett which they had brought
with them. On the return Of Mr.. and Mrs ~
Mr. John ;. Smith confronted them. and beg
ged them TO accept Of the slight token of re-
gard and esteem. Mr.. y. responded after
which the company listened 10 some fine sing
ing by "Osborne's Glee Club" The evening
was very pleasantly spent. and all retired in
good order LynA Paper
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Business Notices,
Consumption.
Letter from Captain ConiiI. Of the Brig
"POsOst." Of Windsor, Ms
ST.. JOHN, n. B.. May 22nd, 1868.

noOSODe. OF W bm0oOr. NJ.
ST. JOHN, n. b.. May 22nd, 1868.
Mr.. JAMES l. FELLOWS. Chemist.
DEAR SIR: In Ma, 1866. was attacked
with severe dry CO which continued in
harshness for some when commenced
expectouting thick n substance, then
l raised greenish ', and slate -colored
matter, then bleeding Oi he lungs set in. and
other symptoms Of very alarming character
showed themselves. | consulted the leading
physicians in Philadelphia and other cities,
who gave me no encouragement. a my dis
ease was consumption. spared no expense
To obtain relef but found none. In August. I
had fallen IN flesh from l55 to 1876 pounds.
and sinking rapidly every day. My friends in
Philadelphia advised me leave the ship aud 20
home. Al home they considered my case
hopeless. snd wished me 10 remain there and
not die IN a foreign country. | Visited st.
Johu IN October of the same year on INV way
10 Philadelphia to join my ship and wa, advis-
ed by stranger. who noticed my shrunkcn
form and racktng cough to try your Compound
syrup of Hypophosphites; and. a. "A drowning
man VIII grasp at straws. saw "A rsy OF hope
In the suggestion. and procured boitl The
effect warranted a further trial. snd bought "A
dozen bottles. and eft -. John. and have been
knocking about the Atlantic ever since
A. this Is the first time | have visited your
city since. feel under an obligation 10 let you
know the effects produced by this Syrup. |
continued taking the remedy regularly. Al
first my appetite improved-I regaiHed strength
then my cough gradually len me. and finally
the eXpectoration ceased; and although the
benefit was gradual. could note the change
for the better every day. so that amer taking
ten bottles | considered myself welt. This
wa, about five months. from the time | COM
menced taking the syrup. A short time after
had considerable trouble. and feeling some of
the old symptom, returning, finished the 9TH
er two bottles. and now cons ider myself a :
well Is ever WAS in my life. Nv present
weight i 1872. seven pound. above my usual
healthy standard. Ny nerves are good, my
appetite good, snd general heAlih excellent. |
heartily recommend your syrup t. all persons
troubled with any difficulties disease of the
Lungs or Nervous system. firmly beliey INK
that had not usedit, | would not now be
living.
Hoping this letter may meet the eve, OF
Others similarly affected, and induce them to
use the same means of cure.
remain, yours very truly.
HARRIS COFFILL.
Master OF Brig "Poiosi,' OF Windsor. y. :.
recently heard from Captain toiill that no
continues 10 possess vigorous he al,h.
INVENTOR.
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MIR. I. L. Stckney of Bangor, had his
thigh fractured by being thrown from his
sleigh Friday.
The members of the different religious
societies in Rockland are to inaugurate a
plan to aid the deserving poor of that city
the coming winter.
The Secretary of the Maine State Az.
ricultural Society is filling the diplomas
awarded at the State fair, and they will be
ready for delivery in few days.
The kennebec Journal says that Maine
man who has spent about three years in
Illinois and Minnesota, has returned to the
state OF his first love, and says that he
thinks Maine fully equal to the west.
Preparations for ship-building are active
IN all the sea coast towns in Maine where
such work is usually done. Next wear
VIII present as much or more activity in
TINS branch OF business than the present
season.
PosTAL.-The following changes were
made Saturday: John Trus sell to be post
master at South Newcastle: Robert Jen-
MIS- TO be postmaster at Glenwood. vice
Oustavus Jenkins resigned James Savage
TO be postmaster at South China, vice John
+. Wyman resigned.
a Calais officer started from Machias
with a prisoner the other day. and on the
way the hoIse dropped dead in the road
HE two men started to walk. but after a
tramp of nine miles the officer became
wihded, and giving the prisoner some
money told him 10 take the cars and 90 TO
jail. while he would go home and get rest
ed. The prisoner started. but whether he
stopped when he reached the Jail is a CO.
nundrum.
BLOODY SANTIAGO. SANTIAGO de en-
Oa' The scene OF the late Spanish atrocity,
IL the oldest city on the island !of Cuba,
and next 10 Havana, the largest. Ii is !,
weil-Oullt town. the house. being chiefly
constructed of stone, which gives them :,
substantial appearance. unusual to the top
les. There is a fine public square Contain
inS statue of Ferdinand VII; there is al
so cathedral. a theological seminary, and
other public buildings. 1t is the seat Of
The Archbishop, and the residence of the
Governor of eastern Cuba. The harbor
Is ailhcult OF entrance, bur is deep enough
10 noat iriSate, and is well defended sy
several forts. The town is shut in by
mountains and is considered very un-
heai'hy aud subject to ravages of yellow
fever. 1t has suffered from severe earth
quakes. Steamers connect it with Havana,
Matanzes, and other Vast Indian towns.
1t has now gained such an unenyiable no
toriety as the ''black hole gave to CAL
cutta.-l Wing.
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FORTRESS MoxEor Nov u
City and County.


Ellsworth.
The mills have stopped work for the
season.
The mercury stood at lOa above Zero.
sunday morning
Tomorrow being Thanksgiving day
the AmericdH Office will be closed.
THANksGvING SERvlcE.-The Unitari
an Sunday School Will observe Thanks.
giving Day with a Harvest Festival il
the evening at O'Clock. All are cordially
invited
lHANk>GIvING.-The Baptist and Con,
glfgUional Societies will hold the custom.
airy union services on Thanksgiving day.
az he Baptist Church. Sermon by Rev
'. ID. Garretson. Service begins al
10: 30 A.. N.
-l;ev. Arthur VI. Knapp. of Bangor
will preach at the Unitarian Church next
sunday afternoon and evening. at the us
nal hourS.
Robert Gerry has just purchased OF
Alexander Martin a pair of team horses,
worthy the notice OF the those interested
in heavy weights six hundred doIla, ,
WAS The price The horses are claime, To
be The finest OF their class in town.
The schooner Charles Upton. lumber
loaded, and owed by the Hall Brother.
welt ashore on The Sisters" Thursday
morning. The vessel will probably be a
total loss; most of the cargo will be saved.
20.
ALMOST FIRE.-Last Friday evening
somebody hearing cracking in a barn
hei"h@lns to gentleman living on central
street on investigation two barrels of
charcoal and barrel of shayings were
found burning brightly within the barn.
The fire was speedily extinpuished and
further damage prevented.-It is not
knowmhow it originated.
A colored gentleman who has lately
taken up with the healing art. has been
pouring wine and OIL upon the afflicted
ones of Ellsworth in the shape of his med
clncs. Tie said that he told Mrs. S.
that he could not warrant hers cure a,
her deafness, but that he could cure the
guitar in her eye
HIGH SCHOOL EXAMINATIoN.-The pub
Tic examination of the High School tool
place last Thursday. 1t was well attend.
ed III some respects, and poorly in others
ana 'he latter was well remarked BY the
Rev. Mr.. Lyon. in his address. We mea n
sAat more OF the parents ought to have
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THE ELLSWORTH THURSDAY, NOvlGA1B

been there. Several professional gentle
men who were present. expressed gratifi-
cation at the evidence Of thorough teach.
ing which was manifested by the scholars.
The recitations were conducted, not for q
brilliant display, but simply to show what
is done and what has been done In the
classes. The school has been under the
charge of Mr.. Frank L. Benner as Princi-
pal. and Miss Hattie Joy as Assistant. and
las had pleasant and successful term
The scholars and their friends are glad to
know that Mr.. Beuner will. return. The
plan of lone session" which has been tried
viii be,,discarded.
HANCOCK COUNTY SAVINGS BANK
Money deposited during the nrst week of
December. will draw interest from the first
day of the month.
CHARLES c. BURRILL. Treas.
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We gently. and, as 1t were, uncon-
sciously pushed paper-weight toward
the end Of the table where she sat.
Directly It attracted attention. She look.
ed at it; took it up; looked at 1t more
earnestly; and then laying it gently
down, she calmly arose, gathered her
ample skirts about her, and straightway
took her leave, not even saving good-by!
We hope she wasn't angry. Certainly
nothing was further from our intention
than to give offence. We merely wish
ed TO attract her attention to the paper.
weight as a work OF art. and value it
solely for this reason. But the effect
it has on some visitors is remarkable and
inexplicable. 1t IL small slab of crvs-
tai, though which may be seen a sketch
representing the figure of a skeleton
surrounded by this legend: "This
unfortunate editor was talked to death"
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-Rev. Mr.. Raymond OF the Baptist
church is away from his people for a few
Sabbaths having gone home TO spend
Thanksgiving.
MIR. Milford Grindle, accidentally
brought his hand in contact with circu-
lar saw in his mill and one of his fingers
was badly cut. The wound is doing well.
Mr.. Nehemiah Tenney was severely
injured by being thrown violently to the
ground by a refractory horse which ran
from hi> stable. \ large deep cash was
cut in the head. and he was COMPLETELY
stunned. Serious results were feared at
nr>t. lie i now out again, attending to
business
The Congregational church and parish
are preparing for centennial celebration
upon the 3lst OF Dec. aud the LIST of ian.
This celebration should have been observ.
ed last year in October. but for various
reasons was not. The church and parish
invites all her absent sons and daughters
to be present on that occasion.
ID. l.. Emerson Esq. Of Boston. gave
his popular lecture Elements of Sue.
cess. in this place, in aid OF the Ladies
Library Association. All who heard him
speak in highest terms OF Mr.. Emerson's
abll'tie as a lecturer, both as TO matter.
and manner. 1t is to be regretted that no
more OF our people heard this very inter-
e>ting lecture. The thanks OF the Assoc
citation are gratefully rendered 10 Mr. T..
for his interest in Us. and for his kindaes.
shown to rs.
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business has been pretty lively this
season. Capt. G. W. Collins opened a
stone quarry here last spring under very
di.couraging circumstances but has sue
ceeded well. He has sent several cargocs
OF stone to Boston and Philadelphia
finished all hi, contracts with Boston par
ties.
The Schr David Faust. Capt Smith of
Ellsworth, is now ready to sail with a car
20 for Philadelphia. which finishes his
Philadelphia contract.
The schr. Lizzie Lee. Capt. Stubs OF La
moine. is now taking in a cargo for New
YORK, and another will be ready for that
place in a few weeks.
Capt. collins Will continue to quarry and
cut stone during the winter with reduced
crew. hut a soon As spring opens, will
prosecute lii business on more extensive
scale. G.GJ
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1.-THE UNIVERSAL AYER."-On my journeys
over the continent-through Turkey. India.
China, Japan. Perue, Chill, Paraguay, Brazil
and Mexico, and the United States-In them
all to some extent and IN some to a great ex-
tent, have found the UNIVERSAL AVER rer-
resented by his family medicines, which are
often held in fabulouslesteem. Whether they
win their marvelousrreputation by their'cures
know not, but know theyDhave it to'such a
degree that Il frequently.gave meIa distinguish.
ed importance to have come from the same
country.-lField's letters'fromiabroad.
1molS
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From Boston.

Boston, Nov. -.
Mayor Pierce has resigned his position
q lake effect on the 29;h inst. Aldermen
Cater becomes acting Mayor for the re
l4A'uder of the year.
fine United States Cartridge Co. com
a-uced this week 10 run their works DAY
"ad night. with two sets of workmrm.
lh,y have pressing orders for several
milion> 81 cartridges, from the War and
Navy department; and also large order.
iny commercial work.
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List OF Pafests,
Patents issued to Maine inventors for
the week ending Nov. 4. 1873. Reported
by VIM. Franklin Seavey, Solicitor of Pa
tents. Rines' Block, II Main Street. Ban
gor, Me.
Jas. Bridge. Augusta, Wood Grinder !;
ID. A. Scott and A. ". Hiltz, Calais. Fire
Escape; c. l.. Wood. Calais, Railroad Snow
Pillow.
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CALAIS-Ar 10th. sch> : Pike Dow. Ro..
ton: Lucy Wentworth. Robbins. and brig Man
ssoilla. Benson. do
Cid Eth sch Tcrspin. Wooster. y York.
H,RBog-Ar 10Th. schs Cashier Somcs
some-' Sound for RocSland; Temperance. Rob
in>on. BaugpI.
Cid 18Th. sch Geo Tarr. King. Campohcl
10. NIB. for > load Of herring Tor New Yorl
market
Ar Goth. schs a T HAYNES, King. Belfast
Surprise. Harmon. Calais.
CID 10th. sch Native. Whiimore. Bangor
Ar sd. sch Caroline {, Squirting. Calais fol
Boston.
Cd I'D. sch surprise, Harmon. Boston.
BANGoR-tli 2lst. sch, Light of the East.
York: Elizabeth. stevens. Weymouth: Redon
do; Flora A Sawyer: Mars Hill. and MiInigh,
Danvcr-port.
BAIm-sld Goth. sch ABBY WATSON, Bridge
port
PoRTLAND-kr 90th. sch. Flora. Grirdle
Boston; lie,pcrus. do for Hallowell; II +
Gushing, Bangor for Boston. Copy, Trcworgy.
Salem.
Ar 2lst. schs Eagle. sullivan. for salem
Franklin Colby. Wi>cassct for Boston.
Sid 2l,i. brig Torrent
Ar 2l,t. >ch> Maud Mullock. Calai, for New
lora; Elizabeth, Ellsworth for Mar>hlicld.
Ga 2lst. sch Sarah A Reed. GuaIaloup.
Ar I'D. schs Wyoming, Saco, and lobe Her
rick. Gloucester for Brooklin.
PoRI>MpurH-Ar Goth. sch> VIM II Archer.
attu' Aub : Hi- i'thi. b'lldllN, baTgnr.
Ar IN lower harbor 10th. >ch> Kate Clark
Ihur.ton, fremont; Onward. Poole Boston
for Damari>cotta; Henry Crosby, Tandar-.
Boston for Bucksport; Tahniroo, Clay. New
York for do.
NEwBURYroRT-Ar Goth, sch Eta Nav
Dix. New York.
BosIoN-Ar 2lst. sch- Conory Davis, East.
port; Fair Wind. Pettigrcw. Ellsworth
Cid 2lst. schs Pioneer, Bearsc. Mobile; & {
Berry. Seayey. oharle,town. Sc.
Ar cath, sch- Ida May, Marsron, Philalcl
phia; Daniel Webster. Trask Bangor; J Cool
idge. Dyer. Franklin.
FALL RIvER-Ar 10th. sch Albion. smith
Bangor.
sruNNINGroS-Ar Goth. sch Flora King
sullivan. Machias.
PkpvIpENCE-Ar 2l,t, brig James Crosby
Philadelphia.
NEW loRk-Cld 18Th. brig Ponyert, Allen
Cadiz sila, Martin, for Dcmcrara
Ar 10th, sch Euy me. Young Thomaston
Cid 10th, sch Hero. Baker. salem
Ar 2l,t, schs Mechanic, [ aibarien; Leonora
Spoford, Roekport.
| SANANNAH-Cld lith sch III L Blsi.dgll
! Woods. New York.
DARIEN, GA.-Cld 18th, j PWyman. Tram
| Baltimore
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Advice for Everybody that costs
Nobody AmyshinS.

Lotions and cosmetics make a superficial
coating on the skin, give AN artificial color
easily seen, but are Wiley destructive OF the
color. texture ane pliabity of the skin iise II
Wrinklej. haggard and prematurely old look
ing, exactly describe the appearance of those
whohabituay paint their lace.-lf you would
have the clear, transparent, healthy and soft
tinted complexion which nature gives, free
from pimples tan, freckles, or all other dis
hgurements use Hand Sapolio-the most effect
i've and fragrant toilet soap ever manu- featured.
Sold by all dealers at 10 and Is cents a cake.
eowly4S
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QUEBEC. Nov, p.
From Belfast.

BELFAST, Nov. -.
LAUNCHED from the yard of George W.
Cofilcil. the three ma>ted schooner Flora
T. Mcdonald, 800 tons. owned By parties
!n 'hi- city and TO bc commanded By Capt
John Mcdonald.
GLAZED ship Antelope >new) OF Boston
800 tons, Scott. Savannah and New
O.lcau,.
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prospectus of a Daily during the session
of the Legislature. 1t will be almost In.
dispensable to all who wish to follow the
dolngs Of their representatives. The
Journal is an excellent paper. It is offer.
ed at the rate Of 600 for the session, OF
Is copies for 90.
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SOMETHING CERTAIN AT L,sT.-Pilc. l. no
only one Of the most painful OF human li,ea>-
e.. but professional men had lmo,t de.paired
OF finding remedy, until the introduction OF
ANAkEsIs by DIR. sILsBEE. and after ex-
perience OF 20 .0oo case, in five wears. doctors
sg &c thst an lnfaliibe remedy ha, been found
ing everything else in vain and then experience
Ing the bliss of instant relief and ultimate
cure.-Price 100. Sold by Druggist. every
where. II incipal ID, 1t, ~ Walker IT., New
York
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In the town Of BuchspOrt, in the County OF Han
cock, tor the year ls12.
The following list OF taxes on real estate of non
] resident owners in the town OF Bucksport
County OF Hancock, for the year 1872. in bills
committed to Nathan White, Constable and Col.
lector of said town, on the fifteenth day of August
1872. has been returned by hiu.to me remain
ing unpaid on the ninth day OF August, 1873 By
his certificate of that date, and now remaining
unpaid, and notice IL hereby given that il the SAID
taxes interest, and charges are not paid into the
from date OF commitment of said bills so much of
the real estate taxed will be sufficient to pay the
charges, will without further notice, be sold at
public auction, at the Town Treasures Once
inosaid town, on the fourth day of arch, 1874 at
O'Clock in the afternoon.
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At a Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth with
in and for The County of Hancock on the Sd
Wednesday OF October, 4. D., 1873
f1HEOPHILtS BATCHELDER named ESecu-
1 tor In a certain instrument purportiug to be
the last Will and testament of Henrietta = Batch
elder, late OF Hancock, in said county deceased,
having presen ted the same Tor probate:
ORDERED-That the said Executor give notice
10 all persons interested by causing a copy of
this order to be published three week. successive
y ID The Ellsworth American printed at Ellis
worth. that they may appear at Probate Court
TO he held a Ellsworth, iii SAID county. the
LIST Wednesday OF Dec next at ten of the clock in
the forenoon, and shew cause If any they have,
why the said instrument should not be proved
approved, and allowed as the last will and testa-
ment Of sail deceased.
3wi6' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-Attest, GEO. A. DYER, Register.
At Court Of Probate holden at Bucksport within
and for the County Of Hancock, on the Sd W ed
nesday OF sept, \. d. 1873
GlRCs EMERY, Executor of the Will and Jas.
" III. Doyle, surviving partner of Jacob g. Ash,
late OF sullivan, in said County deceased-havIn Z
presented his first account of administration upon
said estate for probate:
ORDERED-That SAID EXr 4 Partner give notice
TO all persons interested, by causing copy this
order To be published three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth American, printed at Ellsworth,
that they may appear at Probate Court to be
held at Ellsworth, in said county, the 1T W ed
nesday oil Dec. next, at ten of the clock in the
forenoon, and shew cause, if any they have, why
the same should not be allowed.
3w46' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Reg'r.
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no THE HON. Judge of Probate within and 10
1 the County OF Hnncock.

HANCOCK, ss.-Court OF PrObate October Term,
a. u. 1873.
Upon the foregoing Petition ORDERED Tina,
said petitioner give public notice TO all persons
Interested by causing "A copy of the petition. and
this order thereon, to be published three weeks
successfully in the Elswort h American, a new s.
paper published in Ellsworth, in said County.
that they may appear at n Court of Probate for
said County, to be held at Ellsworth, on the lst
Wednesday OF Doc. next, at ten OF the clock in
the forenoon, 10 shew cause, ifany they have, why
the PRAYER Of said petitioner should not be
q antel
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attcst.-Ico. A. Over, Register. }wi6
true copy-Attest: GEo a DYER, Regr,
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The PURksT AND SWEETEST CoD-IIyFE
OIL Is Hazard and CaswelIs, made ON the sea
shore, from fresh, selected livers, by CAS-
WELL, HAZARD Il Co.. New York. II is abso :
lutely pure and sweet. Patients who have
once taken II prefer ii to all others. Physician,
have decided it superior To any of the other
oils in market 4w45
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Franklin.

The mills here have finished saving for
the present and men are preparing to 20
into the woods
An AccIDENr-Sunday. the 10th inst.
Mrs. Eunice Hooper, an aged lady, was
thrown from wagon, breaking her arm
and brui>ing her badly. She wa. recover
ing SLOWLY al last accounts. {. T.. L.
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ID | f ID.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
-1ge must be paid for.
Lamoine-22d inst. of Group. Nathan II :,
youngest son of Capt. Francis B. Hodgkins
aged years and months
Trenton-19th inst, Mrs. Adeline ID. HAYNES,
aged 43 years.
Fortland-Mr. Jesse W. Richards, aged %
years.
18th inst. Mrs. Clarissa. widow of the late
Capt. stephen Norton Of Bluehill, aged GO yrs
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The Catalogue of Colby University for
1884, shows Seniors, Is Juniors, II
SophomOres and % Freshmen. All the
Colleges seem to be having large aces.
sions.