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Ao"sosbe
Now and then we find an absent mind
ed man In l.. We consider the following a
clear case. We will call no names. but he
leads the band" lie wears side whiskers
or did until recently. lie had partly hnish-
ed shaving. had got one side clear aud " a.
about TO begin on the other side. when A.
T. called him TO 90 for the DR.. Hastily
wIping his blade, be called his wife 10 put
away his shaving apparatus. and jumped
Into his buggy that stood ready for use and
drove to Ellsworth and back, and then Il
was observed by his better half that his
whskers were dressed according To the
fashion Gin some State Prisons)
Three little boys were working mins
just under the brow OF hill. A man came
out with . gun aud thinking only OF game,
baxed away at the boys heads. Inste all
OF hearing the "caw" of crows he heard the
yelis OF three small boys. Look out boys
how you dig for mines with only your black
hats visible above the hill. These boys
escaped without harm, but all may not be
50 fortunate.
The Home Temple Lodge OF +. La
moline, Is In excellent, condition, numbering
now nearly one hundred members. Their
meetings are well attended aud the exer-
cises very interesting. New officers will
be chosen next Saturday eve.
Our schools begin the l2th of May.
j. W. Young found hens nest in his
barn with just one hundred eggs in 1t.
| very interesting concert last Sunday even
ing. We are happy In commencing the
children for their promp,ness IN every ex-
ercise. CARoLUs.
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Mt. DESERT Rock LIGHT, April q.

MT. DESERT Rock Light, April %.
The little open boat Dauntless. three sails,
from Long Island owned by A. A. Alley,
with crew Of three beside the owner all
of Long Island, viz: F. E. Gilman, Dea.
James T. Davis and Capt. Levi T. Davis,
was out fishing about nine miles broad OF
Long Island head to-day, when a squall
struck. We made sail and tried to reach
Long Island but Il was 10 vain and we
were obliged TO take In all sail and scud
under bare poles. There was such heavy
sea going that We knew that our only hope
vas to reach Mt. Desert Rock, so light
sail was rugged and we bore for the Rock
which We reached 1t dark after . fearful
struggle. three Of us bai!ing the whole
time I" keep her free. We should have
been Lost after ell II II had not been for the
assistant keepers Mr.. Mark w. Hodgdon
aud Ar. Howard p. Robbins who carried
Q boat across the rock aud launched her In
the surf when one came u and took ~
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Notice Of Petition for Discharge.


HANCOCK, ss:-Court OF Insolvency, In the case
OF Henry Z. stoyer. lnsolvent Debtor.
NOTICE Is hereby given that q pc tition has on
~ this 10Th DAY OF April, A. d. ls7p been pre-
.ensed to said Court Tor said County by Henry u.
stover. said insolyent debtor OF Penobscot, in
the County OF Hancock, praying that he may be
decreed TO have full discharge from all hi debts
provaeie under the Insolyent Act OF The state OF
Maine. approved February 81. ISIS, and upon
said Petition.
II 10 ORDERED by said Court that hearing be
had upon the same before said Court at Ellis
worth IN the Probate oftce In said County OF Han
cock on Thursday the Nineteenth day OF June,
A. ID. 1872. NJ 10 O'Clock in the forenoon nd that
notice thereof be published in the Ellsworth
America a newspaper published In said County
OF Hancock, once week tor three successive
weeks. the last publication TO be twenty days
before the day OF hearing; and that all CT editors
who have proved their debts, and other persons
Interested, may appear at said place and time,
and .hcw cause iiAny they have. why a discharge
shon III not be granted said Debtor according t.
The prayer of his petition.
Attest:-CHAS. L. DORR.
Register OF said Court OF said County OF Han
cock. gvI6s
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Evidence Connected with the Bank
Robbery.
TACOMA, n. H., A

LAooNIA, n. H., April 2s.
Further discoveries in the late bank
Robbery are slowly coming to light.
Mr.. A. c. Dow. q tinsmith, in the EN-
ploy of S. W. Sanders, discovered on
the morning after the robbery an i'm
preston Of a peculiar horseshoe in the
earth near the blacksmith shop of Albert
Thompson, from which tools were taken
by the robbers and left at the bank. Mr..
Dow took AL impression in plaster paris
but refuses to show il. Sheriff Everett
also saw the track, and it is reported
follow ed it to Bristol. n. H., and found
= horse wearing q shoe closely resemb-
ling the marks in the earth referred TO.
The Sheriff refuses TO make any disclos-
ure but is diligently working up the
case. Many rumors are afost but moth
ing authentic.
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Notice Of Petition for Discharge.
STAIE OF MAINE.


HANCOCK. ss:-Cour OF Insolvency. In the case
Of David spraFus of swans Island. Insol-
vent Debtor.
NOTICE ia hereby given that petition has on
~ this tenth das OF April A. ID. ls7g. been prv-
scntsd 10 sail Court for said County by said pa
yid b. spraEue. Of swans Island in the County
of Hancock praying that he may be dccrced to
have full discharge from all his debts proyabie
nader the lb.olvent Act of the state oil Maine
approved February 81. ISIS. and upon said Peiit-
ION. II !. ORDERED bv said Court that a hearing
be had upon the same before said Court, at Ells-
worth, IN the Probate bfice SAID County OF
Hancock on Thursday the nineteenth day OF June
A. ID. 1872. At 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon; and that
notice thereof be published In tho Ellsworth
American Newspaper published in said County
OF Hancock once week for three successive weeks
the last publication TO be twenty days before
The day OF hearing. and that all creditors who
have proved their debts. and other per sous inter
Gated may appear at said place and time. and
shew cause, IL any they have. why a discharge
should not be granted said Debtor according to
the prayer OF his petition.
Attest .-CHAS. T.. DORR
Register OF said Court Of said County OF Han
cock. gwiB.
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Ten indictments were returned by the Grand
Jury A. follows: Forgery, 2? Liquor. s. A.
sAult, =; Malicious Mischief,l.
State ". Rebecca Davis.
Indietmen, for an assault on Sarah Davis.
Plea Not Guilty. Verde, No, Guilty.
Duiion Co. Any. Redman 4 Trip.
State We. Rebecca Davis.
Indictmeni for carry ing on the business Of .
common seller Of into xicating liquor ut Loas
Island Plea Not Guilty. Verde, Guilty.
q. z. Dutton Co. Airy. RedmAn
The settlement of some cAses on "Wednesday
len the court without Jury cases ready, but on
Thursday morning trials began again.
Samuel i. Lyon v. Elihu r. Hamor.
This was Al action Of irespass for piling lum.
Der on Lyons land al Duck Brook near Bar
Harbor. Mr.. Lyon Is \ New York gentleman
who hsd bought the 10, Of land lying south Of
Duck Brook. in lsss, and had since built very
elegant res ideuce on the land and greatly beau.
tilted the grounds for = summer residence.
Hsmor owned the saw mill at mouth Of Duck
Brook adjoining, and claimed that the place
where be piled the lumber was . part OF his
mill lot, and II not, he and prior owners Of the
mill had acquired 3 right TO pile lumber there
by twenty years occupation. Lyon denied
both propositions. Verdict for the plaintiff
Lyon.
Hale 4 Emery for Pin. Hadlock for Den.
Geo. S. Hale v. Daniel W. Brewer
This was an action Of trespass for cutting
trees on the bead OF plaintiffs lot At Schooner
Head. Mr.. Hale is = Boston gentleman who
purchased the now famous Schooner Head
property, near Bar Harbor, where he and othel
Boston gentlemen reside with their families
during the summer. Mr.. Brewer owns The
| land in the rear, and this suit was q friendly
| one TO determine the line. Hale claimed 70
the face Of the Clin on side Of Newport Noun.
tain. Brewer claimed that the original deeds
| Of the loi only carried it 40 rods from the
shore. which would fall 20 rods short OF the
Mountain. Hale asserted that the distance
named was Of little account, and that the orig.
inal settler Lyman took back TO the mountain
~ his boundary, and also that - TO part Of ths
lot at least Lyman had acquired title back ,o
the mountain by twenty years adverse pos
session. Brewer denied such occupation, ane
claimed that he and his father had occupied
| NeIuici Ior plalntl0 h2le.
Hale 4 Emery for Pin. Peters for Den
Robert Gerry v. Alexander Martin.
Action to recover 80 for saving and haal
ing Defendants lumber in 1876. II came d
by appeal from the Municipal Court. The de
Tense was that in the Spring Of 1876, Martin
expressly forbid Gerry from touching hi
logs. Gerry claimed that afterward NArtil
told him TO have them sawed. Verdict for th
plaintiff.
Hale 4 Emery for PHI. Peters for Def,
Lemuel Crabtree v. Ambrose Simpson.
Action Of trespass to recover ol00, damag,
for entering upon Plaintiffs land and removin
paving blocks. Amer the testimony was In tn
parties BY agree ment gave the Plaintiff vel
dict for e3 and cost.
Hale & Emery for PIE. Peters 4 Joy for Def,
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which all temperance people are equally

| winch all temperance people are eQuatiy
Interested.
On Friday morsing OF last week the
be on fire but by prompt action on the part
OF Mr.. Harden, the fire was extinguished.
without doing much damage. The fire 10
supposed to have caught BY spark from
the chimney dropping on the shinsle saw-
dust with which the house was banked
We hear of two other fires up river arising
from the same cause. both OF which were
fortunately extinguished before they had
gained much Roadway.
| MIR. Christopher Toole the pedestrian
| has twice visited Ellsworth and has made
many friends by his quiet and Rentlemanly
department. His style Of walking 10 such
a. to elicit gres, praise from the specta-
tors and his endurance is considered almost
marvellous. His present weight 10 l24 lbs.
II was thought by some that stimulants
were administered to him during his walk
but we are assured on the best authority
that his only drink IL Cocoa during short
walks and beef tea during long walks Of
~ hours or more.
The Walking Match In Hancock Hall
Saturday evening between Christopher
Toole of Bangor and Emo and Linnehan OF
this city, was 4 repetition of the former
match between the same parties which
took place two weeks before with a similar
result. Toole made his first mile 10 8 m.
and IL sec, and his last mile In 10 m. and
30 sec. lie walked the 20 miles In h. Is
TN. Is Ia sec. Liunehan, who walked the
first 10 miles against Toole, made his FRS,
mile In S m. al sec. aud his 10th mile In II
m. 40 sec. lie walked the 10 miles In / h.
Al min. 80 sec. At the beginning OF the
llth mile Eno took Linnehan's place and
made his frs, mile 10 N. 81 sec, his las,
In II IN. S sec. and the 10 miles Ia b. 80
IN. ~ sec. Difference In favor Of Eso over
Liunehan m. Is sec. Difference In favor
OF Toole over both Linnehan and Emo
IN. 81 Ia see. The Emerald Band WAS In
attendance aud furnished some good music.
The best OF feeling prevailed and every
thing was conducted In an orderly manner.
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DOneo91C R~O1t0.
suLuvAS-sld -, schs Lesntine, Brsgdon;
Frank, Bragdon; Henry Clay. Grant, and
CALAi.-sld IS. sch Geo somes. Norwood,
Providence.
Ar ID. sch Addie Todd, Cor son, Bermuda.
PoKTLASD-Ar %, schs II Butler. Kelley, + or
Boston Leontne, Brsgdon, an Frank, BrAg.
don, Sullivan Tor Boston.
Handy. fremont. and Trenton. Sawyer. Deer sic.
Ar =. sch Aindoras Mann, Mt Desert, Tor New
York: N Branscome. Dodge, Calais for Boston.
BosroS.Ar y, schs IL Billings. Billings. St.
Stephens, B.: ArbOreer. Clark, and Senator,
Bonsey, Ellsworth; susan Frances, Smith, La
moiDe; Eastern River, Clement, Oriand; Hesper-
US. Gordon and EstsIla, Hodskh,. Sullivan !;
Catharine, Jordan. Ellsworth.
Ar q, sch Neponset. Stratton, Franklin,
Ar "a. schs Victory, Miiken, Perth Amboy
Grampus, Joy, Hancock; II. W Cushman, Thatcb.
err Nj Desert.
AZ y Is .eh Hooper. Springer. rrsnll,n.
Hattie White, Bellatty. Hayti,
PoKIsMourh-Ar - sch Carver. Walls,
Philadelphia.
In lower harbor d, schs Bloomer. $40 yer, Mt
| Desert for boston; Mechanic, Weber, Ellsworth
| for do; Omaha, Wooster. hancock tor do; Laurel
PRovIDsscs-xi u. sch op1ir. G GS PoI;
Ar 9. sch Annie Gus, Sawyer. Machias.
Ar Is sch Red0ndo. Belts, Ellsworth,
| CID sch Dexter Clark. Curtis. Raraoos,
| SEwPokr-Ar =. sch westerloo, Whitaker,
Ellsworth Tor Rondost.
|
| Treworgy, New YORK.
vINkYARD HAvKx-Apr q, n sch Annie Gus,
| Sawyer. Calais for Providence and sid came da '.
Passed sch Light Of the East. Higgins, Calais
| for New York.
Ar Is. sch Clio Chilco,,, Fullerton. Pert John
| son for Lynn.
| Sid n sch clio Chiicost.
| A. DkLAwAkE BR8AKwAfER-Ar Y, sch Vine
| yard Rosebr ooh, Cardenas.
| PHILADxLPHIA-Ar 2S.seh Whey sr ID, ROsebrooA
| Cardenas. and sid 3S- for BoesOn.
| eALEM-Af u. sehs Fsirdeaies, Dodge, Ellis
| worth: Nay flower. R0sebroOk. Sullivan.
Al p scas Mary Queen, Googins, Franklin
CastiIian, Means. EllsS orsh for Providence.
new foRK-Ar =, brig Charitable, Csggins
Cienfuegos: schs Wesley Abbot, French, Aquin
| Sunbeam, Saunders, Providence
Cd sch Edilh . Coombs, Cooabs, Baracoa.
Cid =. sch NARY Lord, Smith, Port spain.
Ar q. sch 4 Z 4 oodv ard. Woodward, SaIem.
Ar =. seAs Irving Leslie. HaGgerty. Cape Hay
ten; sunbeam. SsundeuD- Ca1den; Caroline G
Obsr. Cal.is; Olive Branch. whitaker. and IVES
ssrloo. Whisaker. eilsworth for Roado1t; zicavs.
~ -. sch Alsayelia, Holt Jaeksonyills.
JACksOnvIlL0-Ar -, sch H Naoombes
Googins, Bose0a.
] CD ~ seA Alsavslis, Holt. New roEA.
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DsckspSrs.
Henry Brookman, of this village, died
last week, at the advanced age OF IS years.
Last Friday afternoon, an immense
cake Of floating Ice struck the bridge,
leading from Bucksport to Verona. carry
ing away about sixty feet Of it. A horse
and carriage had just passed over the por-
ton carried away.
A fire WAS discovered In the dry goods
store Of c. J. Cobb, on Sunday forenoon.
which was extinguished without serious
trouble. The damage to his goods was
about $500. and was mostly caused by
water. Fully insured. The fire originated
In drawer filed with gloves and is sup
posed to have been spontaneous.
The losn exhibition Of rare and antique
articles. under the auspices Of the ladies
OF the Congregational Society. on Thurs-
day and Friday evenings of last week
was a perfect success. The exhibition
was In the chapel parlor. which was artis-
tically decorated for the occasion, the
walls being hung with paintings. rich en-
broideries, &c. Among tho former was
aE exquisite copy of the ''Mater Dolorosa."
loaned by Capt. Ivory Grant Of Bucks-
port. In the centre OF the room was
case Of jewelry and silver, some Of II be-
ing very old and curious. Near this was
one devoted to rich laces. One cabinet
was piled with curiosities from our own.
and foreign lands. several OF the articles
being kindly loaned by the Bangor Theo-
logical Seminary. Others were piled with
"old china" and brio brac. It was
surprise TO all that so many rare aud beau
,iiul articles were to be found in town.
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Local. NOTICES.

Tickets for all points west via, Boston
and Albany Railroad from Boston or Grand
Trunk Railway, IRON Portland can be had
orc. c. Burrill. =, the lowest rates. Gail
aud see him before purchasing elsewhere.
1877
HONOR FROM EUROPE. II is conceded
on all sides that DIR. Ayers Pills are shove
comparison with other medicines. Uniting
the best elements known to the chemis,
they are particularly effective against the
numerous stomschic disorders for which
they are recommended as cure. These
pills are so mild. yet searching, that they
are often prescribed by doctors who other
wise do not favor patent medicines. In
deed. with the fruits of Dr. Ayers genius
In the shape Of Pills. Sarssparilla. Ague
Cure and Cherry Pectoral one nigh, with
inpunity travel through the swamps OF
tropical America. or follow Stanley on his
travels through the Interior OF Africa
Amsteriam Nieu,es rda d>a Dag.
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Losses by the Gorham Fire.

VUkHAH, n. H., ApfII ".
The lssse. Of the insurance companies
nv the fire yesterday are about as fol.
lows: lima. $500; Connecticut,
&ll0o; Neriden. 500; Newark. 1850
Continental. 5000; Fire Association,
$500; Home Of New York, $1,000;
Shswmut. 1880; North American,
$1,000; Lancashire, 1890; Imperial
Northern, $1,000; Pennsylvania, $500
Royal, 5000; Hanover. $500. The pro-
perry was insured SIS the figures show
Tor about one half of its value The
people who lose are full of courage snd
will many OF them rebuild.
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Cass1ae.
Alta special meeting Of Hancock Lodge
No. 4. OF +. and A. N. at Castine, the
following resolutions was passed:
Resolved, That in the death Of Brother War
rem Cousins this Lodge has been deprived of .
true and worthy member, ever faithful to its
interests and to the principles Of freemasonry,
and that an estimable and upright man Is lost
TO the community.
Resolved, That we tender to the widow and
relations our sincere sympathy with them in
their great a6liction, and thai the Lodge be
draped in the usual insignia Of mourning for
the space Of thirty days.
Resolved. Tblt copy Of these resolutions
be sent to Mrs. Cousins and one to the Els
worth AMERICAN.
GEO. A. WHKKLRR,
y. w. WHISTLER, JR. Com.
April II, 1879.
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ashore the other one standing BY to help US
land. They showed ss the utmost kind
ness and care. for which We cannot be too
thankful to them and hope that they will
remain there rs light tenders as long as
they wish. for they perform their duties
most faithfully. F. Z. GILMAN,
Long Island, Ne.
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MARINE LIST.

Ellswersh Fort.
Wednesday. Aprl -
CLEARED.
Sch city Of Eli- worth .Grant. Portland.
Sch K1 iph X. Grant, Grant Por tlAnd-
Friday. April d,
ARRIVED.
sen HussAr. hos.iy. Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Akenorz, Puiehins, Boston.
sch James Holmes. Ryder. New York.
Sch J. II. Kennedy. PolnrUy y. Y.
Saturday, April ".
CLEARED.
Sch Harvey, Bunker, Bar Harbor.
Sch " iiliam. Cousins, Boston.
sch Agrieola. Whitmore. Boston.
Sch yandalia, Betts' Homes Hole.
sch Jaha Edna. Potter. Biaehih.
sunday. A pril e.
ARRIVED.
sch Express, Fullerton, Rockland.
Monday. April IS.
CLEARED.
Sch Fairdeaier. Dodge, Boston.
Sch senator, Bonzey. Salem.
Tuesday. April -.
SAILED.
Sch Husssr Mosely, Bangor.
Sch Panama, Moon, Boston.
Wednesday April 81.
ARRIVED.
Sch Dexter, Clark. Boston.
CLEARED.
sch william Pickering. Bellatiy. Boston.
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tie owners held responsible, according to
law, fsr damages inflicted BY them. 1t 10
to be hoped also. that passers along the
highway will not nnd it full Of cattle, and
be obliged to turn cut for them the cattle.
OF course, heretofore claiming the right Of
way. HANCOCK.
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Floods in Vermont.

NORTH Troy, VI, April y.
Heavy rains have caused the Miseis-
guoi River to rise rapidly and large
portion of the track Of the Southeastern
Railroad is submerged and trains are
cancelled. The damage TO bridges
feuces, road bed, ETC., 10 considerable
The water is still rising.
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT !
Once Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. April 30.-lA.M
Indications
For New England, Essterly winds
with rain on the immediate coast, but
in the interior cooler North and Yves,
winds, clearing weather and falling
followed by rising barometer.
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AdveFttsfnR Cheats.

IL hes become 90 common to write the b.
ginning OF an elegant, interesting article and
then run II into some advertisement that We
avoid all such cheats and simply call attention
10 the merits OF Hop Biiters In ~ plain honest
terms - possible. 10 induce people TO give
them one trial, - no one who knows their
value VIII ever use anything else.
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PORTLAND. April 20.

PORTLAND. April 20.
In the Supreme Court to-day. before
Judge Virgin, John .. Wiuship now in
prison for fraud, was di.barrcd subject
TO exceptions in the law court.
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The cattle nuieance is to be abated.
After wrsnsling annually over the question
Of allowing them to run q large, without
asy de6nite resslts, sandry indlvidasls
have concluded to have less talk and more
work. Fences are - b laid low, and cat
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Notice Of Assignee Of his
APPOINTMENT.

Al Ellsworth, In the County OF Hancock and
state OF Maine the tenth day of April A. ID.
1ss9.
TUE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
i appointment as Assignee OF James A. Mill.
Ken OF surry, in said Countv OF Hancock, Insol-
vent Debtor. who has been declared an insoIvent
upon his petition by the Court of Insolvency for
said Coun ~ of Hancock
SAMUEL X. WHITING,
SNls As.ivnes
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Don't fda 10 TRY DR.. himbalfs Balssm. for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarsenes., Soreness. OF the
Throat, Chest, Lungs, &c. A pleasant and
eheetual remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Prizes - Is 20 cents, by all
Druggists. iyrT.
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City and County.
Religious Services In this City each Sunday.

CoSGREGATIoNAL.-Pre at 10 80 A
NJ. and p. NJ. Sabbath School in tine after.
noon, at IL O'Clock, NJ.
BAPTIsT.-Preachiug at and P. n. Sab
bath School at p. n.
UNrrARrAN.-Sunday School at O'Clock p.
z. NJ.
CATHoLIc.-Preaching at 10 l-2 O'Clock A.
NJ. Ssbbsth School at 9 r. NJ.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at 9 and 7. M
Sabbath School nj z. NJ.
SPiRTrv held every SUM-
dsy st O'Clock. p. NJ. In Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE MEETISG-eyery Sun
dsv st IA z. NJ. at Temperance Hall.
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Business Notices.

TEE CONSTITUTIONAL cATA2Hu REMEDY
strikes at the root, builds up the constitution.
makes /, new, and drives away CAiarrh and all
diseases OF the mueuous membra nes. and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining to he AL
back. shoulders. kidneys and throat I've
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Do you want to save your chidren' II you
do, go TO q. A. Pareher and get box oil Fes-
senden's Worm Expciler. Il IL the sure.,,
safest aud best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by ali druggists for 3 cents, or sent
by mail on receipt Of the price.
Prepared by fessenden h Co., Rockland,
Maine.
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Isaac Field OF Lewiston. 20 years OF
age. Was seriously injured yesterday BY
pile of timber falling on him.
Saturday large Newfoundland dog
at Fort Preble, Bit Col Hsmilton's
daughter aged II years The wound
was caterized and the dog shot
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Troubles or t. High school Teach

In the case of Mr.. Fish, late principal
OF the Auburn High School, appealed
from sentence OF trial Justice. The de-
iendant was discharged. The complaint
WAS for an alleged disturbance of the
school by the principal. The defendant
shows his successor had no certificate.
and the Judge instructed the jury to
find verdict of not guilty
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oo9esvtl1e.
The house OF Clifford Richardson W as
furniture WAS total loss as nothing was
saved and there was no insurance
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Ne Olaen Time.

We have been handed the original copy
of an old bill which reads as follows:
DIR. Selec,me Of Blue Hill In acct. with
vespu. Eiii..