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choir then favored those present with
lew choice songs, and declarations were
delivered by Gertrude Joy and others.
which were followed by remarks from
Messrs. j. c. Doane. Benz. Kittredge
Stephen Southard.J. ii. Douglass, and Pres
Joy, that ware meritorious of attention.
and suited to the work. A branch society.
which derives its strength from this
League. will hold their first meeting at OF
ter Creek on Wednesday evening, and by
the earnestness with which the citizens Of
that place take hold of the work. they will
undoubtedly discharge the duties that are
before them in a commendable manner.
Bar Harbor. June 18th. 5. l.. X.
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Bucksport Exercises of ih
scminnrN-AnnunI Association.


The spring term of the East Maine Con-
ference Seminary. closed the 9th inst, with
the annual exhibition, held at the Metho-
dist church. The house was completely
thronged with an attentive audience. The
exercises continued about three hours.
Music for the occasion was furnished by
Andrews Orchestra from Bangor. which
added much to the interest aud effect of
the exercises. Examination of classes
took place Monday and Tuesday, two very
propitious days indeed. \ large number
OF friends were pres mt from all quarters,
- witness the examination, which passed
oil uccesSfully. Mo Il of the classes did
great credit to themselves and to their
teachers. Tuesday evening. Rev. :.
+. Jones of Portland, delivered highly
finished lecture before the students and
citizens. subject Modern Literature" II
was handled in an able manner. Monday
evening. Miss Bacon. the music teacher.
with her chorus class. gave an interesting
entertainment in the Chapel. Some of the
pieces performed upon the piano were of a
superior order. Among those who dis
played 'h- most skill in playing. were
Misses Lizzie Dorr aud Laura Briggs. The
following = The programme for the eXhi-
bition:-
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Lam oine.

Lanoine.
Although at present. under the tyrani-
cal rule OF kiog Mud" the business pros
poets of this place look quite promising.
Therelare to be several new houses erected
this season. Mr.. Z. W. Whitaker, who a
few days since completed a job at Bar liar-
Dor, is already at work on one for himself
Mr.. J. F. Lean has his stock on the
ground and Capt. George Thompson has
selected a very beautiful Site opposite the
school house.
Friend \. X. c. is spreading a qanti-
~ OF paint and making numerous other i'm
proveinents about his residence, in antici-
patton OF ''the comins"-not man, but
woman we expect.
Work is already resumed in the ship
yard of King Brothers. The beautiful
three masted schooner which lay on the
stocks during the winter, and TO be COM
manded by Capt. Jesse Bragdon, is ap-
preaching completion. and it is hoped will
be ready for sea the last Of May.
-Messrs. F. ID. q d. Hodgkins have
| the frame out for schooner, to be built
this season for Grand Bank fishing. Capt
| +. ID. Hodgkins has just returned from,
Boston where he has been to purchase the.
fittings needed in her construction.
Capt. G. b. Hold gkins now in Mass
is expected home this week with schoon.
er-Ropes, which he has recently pur-
chased and which he intended to send
away with the feet that is to sail for the
| Magdalenes in a few days.
Capt. Calvin Coggins has recently
made US one of his flying visits, and is
of again to Providence to take charge OF 1
large Schr. engaged in the W. |. trade.
The Furor Loquendi Society of thii
place is. we think. one of the. most inter
esting Of the kind in this vicinity. Thi
society was organized three years ago las
winter, and has for its object the mora
aud intellectual elevation add social enter
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The member, OF the Ellsworth Reform
Club desire to express their thank, to the
ladies Of the Unitarian Sewing Circle. Tor
the utter Kindness which prompted them
10 surrender into our possession the uIcc.
large pleasant hall formerly occupied hy
them. now by u. /; -eern~ 70 DC in al
most every WY suited to our purpose and
the boys viii never cease 10 praise It aud
the lad les who willingly sacrificed their
own comfort 10 make a. glad
Bu, scarcely had We entered into pos
session. when the ladies OF the town gem
ally. came in upon rs and drove d out.
and then finding Themselves alone, unfold
ed their arms aud poured out = stream %
brackets. glasses. vases. and mottus. .tli
which they grandly decorated the placeaul
vanished a. they came. silently.
One by one the boys stole back again.
and .suu they gazel AMI s,ill the wonder
grew" a, they roam-i Al out the hall and
examined il.
Among the pictures are the Empty
Sleeve" the Marriage of Pocahonta>,
From Shore TO shore" and a steel Likeness
of Martha Washington" who looks down
upon the President chair with grim
Revolutionary air that seems 70 >ay,
young man. I'm watching this movement
myself" We can only say that We apprr-
ciate the worth. and realize the significance
of these things most keenly. and will Try
to merit this constant stream of kindness
by constant endeayor 10 further the cause
in which we are engaged.
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ReporS of the Temperance League

Al the meeting Of the League AZ Hancock
Hall, on Monday evening, there was no dimin-
ution in numbers or interest. The best Of at
tention prevailed throughout the meeting.
After prayer by the Rev. Mr.. LYON, Presi-
dent Joy made some brief remarks. In answer
10 the oft-repeated question How long are
these meetings 10 be coniinued?' Mr.. Joy said
until there is no need OF Temperance meet
inss in Ellsworth" Then, and not until then
viii they be discontinued.
Mr.. Dorr in well-chosen language eontrssted
the evils Of intemperance with the pleasures Of
temperance. Mr.. DORIS remarks at the close
however, were very much more forcible than
elegant
Secretary Med onald took & retrospective
view Of the temperance work in Ellsworth.
He pointed out very clearly the signal success
OF the movement
DR.. Pulsfer said that 40 years ago he spoke
IN favor Of temperance, and was the first tenn
perance speaker in Ellsworth. His first effort
81 reform was made failure by the continued
use Of cider. His second effort, in which he
abandoned cider, wine, beer and ale, was a sue
cess. He felt proud Of the victory he had won
I
conferred on MS family whom he loved.
/ Mr.. Chilcott said that few weeks ago one
Of the clergymen Of this city closed very
practical temperance sermon with this peril
nent, though trouble some question, What are
you going 10 DO about this matterr' The
/ speaker then proceeded TO point out what we
had done, and what We were going 10 do about
4 the matter
+ Mr.. Lyon spoke Of the progress of the TEN.
perance work here, and Of the trophies we
have to show. The good influence exerted
here will go on through all eternity. Fifty
years from now the citizens Of Ellsworth will
date their prosperity from this Winter. When
he asked himself to whom the praise Of thi.
reform WORK is due, he felt constrained to say
Not unto US, o Lord, but unto thy name"
Mr.. Lsmprey said that in the beginning Of
this work he was somewhat disheartened He
looked TO the front, and saw the long line Of
the enemy 10 temperance, he looked to the
rear, and saw the innocent women and chill.
dren. the victims Of intemperance. He found
be had not the courage to desert those
in the rear; and so he pressed on. land
now" said he, III have aided in the gooc
work Of this winter, you may blot out every
thing else | have done, but don't blot out wha
have done in this cause
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tainmcnt "t it, mwuib,ts. II has proved
/, br AN excellent school fnr the develop
mcnt of The ar,unc'tta'ivc abilities at our
v"un" men. some Of wnom display CON
Siderable talent IN TAX direction The
officers OF The prescott q1tr'tr are: \ W.
kil". President &C O Cousins. Nict.-l'rr.i-
dent; Carrie Il Cn",i1sc SECRETARY; l. I.
llnl:kiuS. rr''a>ur.r; David Birrj.it
C"lIa L. ll"d-kihS. W A. Brn.,lnu. EX.
ccuiivc Committee. The pr,,rimuc ~
III. society usually CONSISTS ~ Music.
T. adm. ut Lsmu.nr Iimr>," tharadr
Dialogue. Defamation. Recitation aud
Debate. This is frequently varied by
Mock Trials. Allc=ories and such other
exercises n fertile brains of the Ex-Com-
mittee suggest.
The school teachers. resident in this
place. are well known throughout this aud
adjoining counties. the frequent notices Of
their success in Your columns. testify OF
their ability. No les, than four of them
were employed the past winter. in the
schools of Ellsworth.
The spring term OF the Free High
School j. to close the OH inst. with an
exhibit II in the evening. the public are
Invited To attend. \. ". G.
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Orsupixatiou of the 1iIyl Government

On Monday last the new government
met al Hancock Hall, and after a temper a.
~ organization, each Board met In joint
Convention in the upper Hall for the pur-
pose of Inauguration.
Prayer was offered by Rev. DR.. Tenney.
The Mayor elect, than took the oath OF
Office. administered 10y Judge Peters.
The Mayor thereupon called the roll of
the names OF the Aldermen and Common
Council elect and administ cred to each the
oath OF office.
His Honor, then delivered his address
found in another column. which is worthy
the attentive reading of every citizen Of
Ellsworth. The Information therein i full
and accurate, and the suggestions and re-
Communications made are timely and must
generally commend themselves to the
good sense Of every citizen.
After the Convention adjourned, the
Common Council made permanent their
organization by the choice Of g. A. Dyer,
President, and John Brimmer, Clerk.
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Bi"chiil.-Report OF the Temperance Lengnc

L Grand Temperance HaHy-TAe Tcopls
turn out an massc-T The Reformed Men
NaH their Flog to the Mast = Their
Uaich,cord. I-iciory'"
~ q O'Clock the Temperance League met nj
the Town Hall The best Of feeling prevailed.
Every face Wa, rad ant with good humor.
Al o'clock the meeting wa, cal 81 to order.
and the Hall was filed - never before.
Afi'r an earnest PRAYER hy Rev. Mr.. Trb-
bet. The League sang IN appropriate piece.
President T. VI. Lord ancr some fliritou-
remarks. called Pre-.len; >l.hy. OF the BIcA--
port Reform Club. to preside. Pros; >,l-hy
responded in some stirring worl,. gi,iu. hi>
reason. wny they were with u. d" ha, seen
the eject, Of nicmpcraucc, ami VIII Do ali iu
hi power 10 put il Gown. United We stand
din idc,b We f, L." therefore let IA, be united in
thl- great work.
Other mcm5er- u the Reform GLIB gave
their view, Of rum and i, Effects, IN word.
tina; sent Thrill of rain 10 many a heart, and
a. one Of old -a.d almost thou ior-uaIg,; me.
to ign the ricd-r ana become a man"
Mr. rli.-1ury II the 'lh. made SON" y,ry
,,i,, a.. ,.,.,,.., ,,,.,,,.,, Inn. H..
,u,,,1.J ~ h,,,,,t.r ,,, l.., ,.,... t..,.,.
presented Ia such manner tha; j.: touched the
Le,r-. of LII ,,l,., ba,rl rb.n,
P-..tt.,, 7 \ t.-l nal. .-.,,,. ,.,,..-.-
.,,,iu. firth ,b. .l.., IN ..,r, ,,.,,i..-..f .t.
Lem. t,.l.., t. ,,,,, r,,no,r, i,.,,l.,,.,.~
tI,... h...r,,, l-...,l..l -.,y.rt a.. i.,,,.t. .s
YOUR might. never give az, The Shin up.,. every
man ..,,, from tbi. -r.a, .hi.,wr..L ~ ,h.
immortal .sul
PRECEDENT S,l,hv prs,en,,I the t.,,i,.. of
their Cluh. aul some Of oar boy, who have
stood "ui came %? ana iui th''r names down
Tor The hr'' um'- Il Wa r'"d io he th.re.
Ai.'F ih' meeting va ofrr. q E.i'rm Club
Wa i'fin'd' with "iil ~ from 'h.'r FanN---
"'d 'i''' '"," IA iA'iF course. i Tile earnest
PRAYER % ''..
lAl' closed one q ihe b.'i I'nitrtne"
mo- ing 'AA' We nave had ba' There age v'H-
err u come IA ihe future
MrElING or IHE KrFoKu cLrE.
nicotine. ~ ,,,.I,.,.--, ,.t.,h a, p..,.t.,t
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DEMOCRATIC LAw.-Scratched votes
must invariably be counted for our side.
The river is clear of ice as far as the
lower wharves, and also in the Narrows
but it stili remains solid 10 the Bay.
GOOD SGS-we are credihy Informed
that one OF inc former dealers in the ar.
dent signed theSTemperanee pledge last
Sunday.
Andrew P. wiswelis Bee.. q Ellis
worth. has been appointed to the position
OF u ;. Assistant Counsel, to supervise
che taking Of testimony in cases pending
before the Court of Commissioners of Al
ALBANIA Claims, at Washington.
-siias Saunders, Alfred McGown ant
Andrew p. Goodale have been drawn q.
Peth Jurors at the Supreme Judicial
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fli-C. c. BCRRILL, INSURANCE AGENT. Is
Ag,n; AMI Attorney for SEVEN "A good Fire
Insurance Cpmpanie, as can BE- found at any
Insurance Agency in New England; j. Agent
for one first class Marine Insurance Company.
and can give the most desirable form Of Marine
Policy; j. Agent for the old Union Mutual Life
Insurance Company, OF Maine, the best Lift,
! Insurance Company in the country; i also
Agent for the Travellers Accident Insurance
Company. Fartic, in want of any Kind of In
suraucc. will find 1t for their advantage To call
at this Agency ana. examine the merits of ht>
/ Companies before in>uring elsewhere Cores
pnndcnre solicited. 47tf
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DEMOCRATS Mold THLIR own AND AIIrrLE
MORE
HARTFORD. Conn. April. c.

HARTFORD. Conn. April. G.
Complete returns received by OH
return, from nearly all the towns give the
following vote Tor governor Green 1893.
ln-ee,ou 53.7S5- Smith Ass; Scattering
y; Inser>olls plurality. 9is2; majority.
GGsl The congressional vote stood. first
district, Lander'> plurality 2G3; Second
d strict, Phelps plurality l5oS. majority
81 Thi.d district, Starkweaihe-', plu-
rsljty so, majority 3.2 Fourth district.
Barnum'- plurality 2.655 majority also,
The tosal vote of the STATE for CongIc,,-
m-n republican I7.3il; Democrat
llll3 The Democratic majority i, 20l2,
or 1872 less than on the vote for COVER
nor. The Senate stands Is Democrat. to
q Republicans. The house i log Republic
cans To- l3+ Democrats. aud !. Indepen-
deaf. Last wear. the Senate stood l..
d .mocrlt>, and Republican. and the
house, 70 Republicans. and l42 Democrats.
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Miss olaneous.

NEW YORK. April. 8.
Washington dispatches state that the
Grand Jury OF the di,tric: Of Columbia has
dismissed al. the proceedings against
Charles \ D ma, Of the sun. After thi,
action the district attorney without con-
,aiing the Jury took = blank form OF SUD
poena from the clerks office, filed it and
sent it to the Marshall in New York The
whole affair Is simply an attempt TO get
Dana within the Jurisdiction Of the
Court. 50 IS 10 serve a warrant Of arrest
for libel.
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City and County.
Religious Services II this City each Sunday.

CoNGREGATIoNAL-s Sabbath School at 10 80
A NJ. Preaching at 2 is and "a P. NJ.
DEMONSTRATING at 10: 80 A. VI. and 4
P. NJ. Sabbath School Immediately after the
forenoon service.
CNITARIAN.-Sabbath School at l2 IS A. NJ
Preaching at 2 Is and p. NJ.
nate Sabbath at O'Clock P. NJ
CATHoLIC.-Preaching twice month at 10&
O'Clock A NJ Sabbath School at P. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures held every SUM-
dav at l O'Clock, ?. NJ, in Hall over Virgins
drug store.
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being abe TO speak with case IN public.
1t /. hoped TINT erery lady Of the school
wiii avail herself Of this opportunity for
Improvement. l..
An Oh Benedict IN our >ancjum re
enough nov. and for his part sees no room
iur Improvement IN that respect FL.
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Ellsworth Police Court.
PETERS. JUDGE.
March 80.


State y. Henry Higgins.
Complaint for an assault with knife on
one Arthur l.. Moor. Plea. Not Gull
ty. The evidence satisfied the Court that
there MAS probable cause to believe the
Respondent guilty and he was ordered to
find sureties for his appearance at the next
term of The 5. J. Court in the sum OF 81 90
which was furnished.
Emery for State A. P. wiswell for Resp'd
APtil, 6.
State Y. Daniel Hurley.
Complaint for single sale of Liquor
The only witness for the government
was one Joseph Hennessy, who swore
that the Respondent gave him some H.
quor. that he did not pay for it although
he offered to do so. but Respondent re-
fused to take pay. The witness regarded
il as an act OF kindness as he was sick at
the time. The Court thought the proof
of sale insufficient and discharged the
Resp'dt.
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{ nstine.

Castine.
The steamer Lewiston. on her return
from her first trip TO Machias. Monday,
10Th ult.. went into Castine harbor. break
ing up the ice. The people were so happy
over the event that village bells were rung
The baTbor las been ice-bound more than
two months
The ladies of the Normal School, not
to be outrivaed by the gentlemen, who for
the past two terms have supported De-
batting Club, have organized society of
similar character known as the Ladies
Debating Society," The following officers
were chosen: To draft constitution. Alice
W. Holmes, n. NJ. Hopkins, Carrie Dur
ham. Nellie L. Bayard, President; Nellie
Bragg. Vice President; Nellie Trask, Sec
rotary; Ida j. Woodwork. Treasurer.
Executive Committee. Lizzie Shaw, Mae.
E. Loring. Hessie Pierce. The time has
come when women recognize the need Of
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UHRt's Remedy is Lnt new compo md ii
ha, been belo.r hc pubic for m re than ven
~ wears, and extensively u>ed bv all clt>scs.
both with and without III" advice of 4 ph,sic
IAN auhi has been tlle m a y 81 saving from II
i'gcrins IN triGhifIl dj.ui-e aud un,mr,v
death, hundreds, OF our IN ~ c>tm hle al well
X Ilwr ciuz ~ Tar M, ijcine u,ver till. to
bladder aId urinary orslns
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Aurora.
-Anuul Town Meeting March 20.
Mderat0r- Lewis Su>by.
Cirrk-Rn>wc'l Sn>bv.
S,lectmeH & Orersecrs the P.or-Ileury
l.. Rove. Cha~. l.. Sil>by. Roswell Sil>by
Collector Henry l.. Rowe
School Committee Mrs Harriet Sitsby.
Roswell Sil-bv. James Richardson.
CVHstaIis-M. r. Sil-by.
Surrcyor of Wood and Ltmber-John l..
Dor.
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Ohio Election.
CINCINNATI, April 6.

CINCINNATI, APRIL ..
The democrats elected their ticket at
the elections in Ohio, yesterday. in Lanes
Vile, Troy. LIMA. Bucyrus, Crestline,
DAYTON, aud Woster. and all except the
mayor In Chil.icothe In Springfield,
Xeuia Urbana Toledo. Mansfield, VII
uiaEtan. Youngstown. New Vienna and
London. the repuh licans and independ-
eat~ were successful. Complete returns OF
the election in this city. are not yet re-
ceivcd. but will not materially change the
figures In last nights report.
CLEVELAND. ONO. April c.
TIE democrats carried their entire tick
e. in this city yesterday. by majorities
ranging from 1000 TO 1000 The mayor
reaching the latter figures. The Council
will stand - democrats to &c republicans.
The democrats carry Tifiin. Akron. san
du,ky. Ashtabula, Norwa!k. and Fremont
The republicans carry Elyria, Alliance
aud Salem. In gainesville the issue wa.
principally The liquor question. in which
the anti-temperance ticket was generally
successful.
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The inhabitants OF last BlurAi.l. met
in the school house in that place, Oh the
evening of March 3lst, and formed so
ciety to be called the East Bluchill Total
Abstinence Society. The following oil
GERS were chosen: q. 6. Long President; :
T. ID Long, Nice-Prerdent; v. L. Bsar,i.
Secretary; Miss G. G. Miller. Treasurer.
Remarks were mad by Capt q W. Col
lins. +. Wood. q. 6. Long and others.
The people seem to be ia earnest. aud
many have signed the pledge Of total
abstinence from all intoxicating liquors.
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surry

Sufry
Il ind that some parts OF the notice OF
Miss Walkers ,ch Iol. and is closing ex-
ercises, which appeared in the American
last week are -apprehended. and /
hasten TO explain. The remark that Miss
Walker seems fitted to teach lutle ones. g"
was designed for high praise. ii surely was
not designed TO give an impression that
she Is not fitted Is teach older scholars
1t Is much easier to find teachers fitted for
High Schools than for Primary Schools,
and that was the only reason for making
the statement. | should not hesitate to
employ her Tor any school As TO the
closing exercises was highly pleased with
them, and | supposed the language used
meant as much. The remark that mot
much of an exhibition could be expected
from such scholars" was lar from being
intended as dsparaging. but the contrary.
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The students and Alumni OF l.. VI. {.
Seminary, will publish paper at the close
OF the spring term, devoted to Seminary
news and Interests Il is desired 10 give
brief notice OF the whereabouts aud con.
dition Of as many of the Old student, a.
possible. All those desirin. such notice
can have it by sending their address u V.
G. Eaton Dix Island H. \. Wing. Bucks
port; or ). If. SAW. er. Bangor.
WIN. Bea,icy & Co., have on the stalks
schooner of 800 tons. which will prob
ably be launched shortly after the ice soe,
out.
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Terrible Accident.

PORTLAND. Ne. April. c.
Fred Brown. Is years Old was shocking
y and probably fatally injured this after
noon by being causl t in the shaftlng in
Raves Il Britton's Morocco Factory.
B,ih les were broken, and he received
other injuries.
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" altman.

Wuithnm.
Annual Town Mcetin. March both.
N0dsrdfor-M. 4 Roberts
TOlrn Clrrk-Calvin kingman
N.iecimsH GHi ASsfSSors-C Calvin King
man, O l. Martin
C.Hsctar-G Gilman Jordan.
Treasurer Calvin Kingmlu.
y. S. Committees. i. Robertson
Coustat'cs-O. l.. Martin. Jefferson Has
lem.
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sen Acara ,oi Harrington Chandler, ut y York
from = Jahns, III, reports experienced p heavy
Fir --l ait. during winch lost dcck luII OF mo
Ai--r-.
sell Convoy, with herring, bound to Boston. was
inNct into El-tport ~ INST by revenue cutter
W"'IhurE, having been ashore on Muo-epcccn-
lir vessel "a- unlnlur 4. The cargo H. . total
l'~-. Insured la TIE Delaware Office Tor 400.
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Fire.


PORTLAND. ApriI, o
A despatch t" the Argus, stats that a
large laundry on Hurricane Island occu-
piel hy Philip sawyer, was burned Mon
dav. Loss 81 .0a0
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he Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

W Ar DEPART GEST.
Oaice of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. ID. c. APRIL Z. Ian
Probs. for New England. cool and par
TALLY cloudy weather. with north to East
winds. and decidedly higher barometer.
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MARINE LIST.


sch Glad TidinEs, Capt. Wm. Herrick, of swans
Island cleared s5-12 tor her owners, last season
on l'|' hul7 ~ mAckcrei she J., small vessel.
costing with the seine anu boat, so. She was AZ
forwards sold tor nearly that amount. and tie
above -uru represents TOO peE cent profit the
NtstmCut
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by TELEGJSAl>li.
Special pi..'aiche't' the Ellsworth American


\ letter received nun Washington >ay'
that Fall wra'hrr reports Of the Signal
station Il r. wif De- resumed 10 l'Ilv ~ II
S-eem-r B,ll- Brown In ili- mprmins i"r
Calais on htr first trip Off season The
ice i out mere as far as the lower wharf.
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TO Rent !!

" a., uarhor known as the Andrew Ii. HAYNES
For particulars, call on A.: r HAADEN' q
Ellsworth or on the SUBSCRIBER, ". >. "
Harbor. n uAysTa
fremont, March 9Th 1916. VA