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1sIushilI.

Seven trout were taken out Of Woods
Pond Tuesday, that weighed II l-2 ih>.
There were three ont OF III. lot that weighed
3 lb>. each. And We kHOtr that one oil them
was nice eating when stuffed ami baked.
More we're taken the next day. number and
weight unknown.
The Congre ga,ional Sunday school gave
very interesting entertainment in the Town
Hail. "wednesday evening. Owing to the
BAD travelling and rainy evening the attend
ance was very small, compared with what
il should nave been. for much time had been
spent in preparation, and every care taken
To- make everything a success. The first
part consisted of songs, recItations etc,
and was well worth the price of admission
with the walk Of mile thrown in. The
second part consisted Of Tahleaux, and was
very good, we think the best, as a whole
which we have seen in town.
Temperance meeting SUNDAY evening
was well attended. Mr.. ID. l.. Billings pre-
sided. Remarks were made BY Mr.. Billings.
DIR. Grindle H. 4. Trip, Ira Grindle, r. b.
Peters and Others Your IT. Adm" was
present and made very interesting remarks.
AT our annual town meeting holden t.
day the following officers were chosen for
the ensuing wear
Moderator, A. c. Peters.
Clerk, f. A. Stevens.
Selectmen, J. f. Hinckley. H. B. Oar
ling. F. ID. Long.
Treasurer, J. z. Thomas.
Supervisor, f. X. Herrlck.
Money raised for schools, $500
For support Of Poor, 100
Town expenses, 900
After vacation of two years Hon. ]. T..
Hinckley, goes back to his old post by a
vote of 40 out of ll2 votes cast.
Last Thursday forenoon in accordance
with instructions received from Bangor the
Supt. of the Douglass Mine suspended
work. What the reason for this course
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Lawlessness aud Rowdyism
Eu~wo.uu. March :. 1852.

ELLSWORTH. March :. l>N2
Mr. Editor:
Il !, t4g; which mus, be patent 70 al,
that causes. which might bee Ne. defined
nave. ....4s TIE last year or mo. produced
iu 70, Young Boa Ellsworth an amount Il
l4~.e-,le>, aal rJn4, m ia4i j, truly
4eF.arAbi-. D.I!nG the past winter a elias,
% ,oalat4l offender, have persisted ia dis
turning la d marked degree a.. the Sunday
evening meeting, .u thu g.ts.
OHe OF oar leading and most respected
pastors Informed the winter yesterday that
he had preached h., .a,, sermon i'll h.,
church until something VAS done TO enforce
order
One of our most stand and reliable cit
izeu, also informed the writer that be left.
Disguised. before is close. one of our Sun
day evening meetings at another Of our
churches. not long ago, because The mee 'IuS
was 20 dI>oricrh.
A. our temperance meeting last Sunday
evening the chairman va, obi. ged 10 act as
usher to Young fellow who Was IN the en-
trl disturbing The meeting 1i loud talk. The
chairman very considerably conducted his
guest by the collar To the seat Of state, the
char OF the presiding officer. which he was
generously allowed 10 occupy during ths
remainder Of the meeting
Tins lawle,suts> and rowdyism can be
borne no longer. The people protest and
something must be done to stop II.
The maximum penalty for disturbing
meeting j, a fine Of 80, or thirty day in
the COUNT jail, or both. Let thi, penalty
be visited upon few offenders. Make lis
infection sharp. unexpected and as severe a.
possible, and the battle will be fought and
von. Justice and Mercy alike demand this
course Mercy" We know, rs twice
blessed. Il DIe>seth him that gives. and
MN that takes; ! but that kind Of mercy
which eXpends itself on few lawless indl-
vlduais at .he expense Of the public, Is the
very opposite Of genuine mercy, in every
thing except in name. Mercy and Justice
walk hand in hand. and there is no such
thing as unjust mercy, or unnercIful JUS
tlct. j. C.. c.
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surry.
AT an annual town meeting holden to-
day the following officers were chosen for
the ensuing year:
Moderator, Edwin II. Torrey.
Town Clerk, Henry J. Milliken.
Selectmen. Assessors and Oyerseers of
Poor. Henry H. Eldridge, Charles b. Cog
gins. Robert T. Carlisle.
Town Agent. Edwin II. Torrey.
Supervisor of Schools. John +. Manning.
Treasurer. Francis II. Clark.
Collector. Marcus NJ Morgan.
Auditor, Winfield 5. Green.
MONEY VOTED.
For schools. S950.00
- support Of poor. 10000
contingent expenses, 10000
roads 5000
Total cash S2OO0O0
For highways and bridges, in labor
s2OOO.0O.
On Friday last, somebody cut away the
bulkhead Of the dam at the foot of Patterns
Pond. greatly endangering the mills and
bridges on the stream below. Considerable
damage was done at the lower dam There
are two bridges and FIVE mills on the stream.
This is the second time the bulkhead has
been cut within two months.
March Is. l..
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The road, could not be better. and
every one ia ;H.- ,.e.4s'y seems go DE max
lns The most q them. \, spring WI soon
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ulslsberO.

SoutusboFo
Mr. J. W. Woodford. of Boston, is the
manager at the Gouldsboro mine.
Some complain that the 8 o'clock
whistle disturbs their forty morning
winks."
Mar 8. XY.Z
We held our town election yesterday.
The following town officers were chosen
Town clerk. S. W. Libby; Selectmen, As
SCISSORS and Oyerseers Of the poor, F. Taft,
J. L. Hovey and I. X. Hammond; Treas
urer 5. w. Libby; Collector Of taxes, D.
". Joy Constables, $. s Sargent, F. Taft
and ID. W. Joy. Politics not considered.
Mr. a. Joy of your city is making
things lively in our little village in preparing
to cut ice. He has his building well started
and will commence cutting ice as soon as
the weather proves favorable. May his en-
terprise meet with good reward.
Observer.
March =
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-O.r C.t~,,r, a-I Fishermen are got
ting r..l4s :.r The work a' ,uy ,rl-au.
-..,r, were ,arrc dr4,4, .u the tuau
l4.' week M, Ba.Am4,,,r. III O.rIa.
l..ae. G.r.. at consumption, aged - wears.
~.fh a,r~'aaa,. 4.. ,,, Do order" Pre-
e.a4> JOB 10. ,.-ui u: tay Lord D, the death
81 G.- saint, 3" also. Mr.. Porter. If y.
Ne, H,rtur. prnbAh., nrN, 20 the o.le,,
person .u 'ac town, fall Of year, and ple,,.
She ha! long been a very devoted member
- The Congregational Church "Nudt,n
death wa, >444eu -iprl to- her. 4 ieu
week, since She va, present a, o4r Union
Service AZ the South West, energetic and
N!soro4, for one Of her age l53 years..
twice. during the services, te,uty!ag Of her
love ~ rhc Master
servant Of God. well done,
tbs GLORIOUS NaEf4T = past;
IN. htti.r'> fought. fhr race. 3. won,
ANA thou art crowned al last"
FeU. - NELSON.
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l. ansoine.
ROB.

Lamoine.
AT our annual town meeting holden to-
day the following officers were chosen for
the ensuing year;
Moderator. John H. Whitaker.
Clerk and Treasurer, J. T.. Young.
Seectmcn. Assessors, Overseers of Poor
n b. Coolidge, Geo. f.. King, S. Y.
Desisles.
Supervisor of Schools, II. 5. Bartlett.
Collector Of Taxes, David SWEET.
Road Commissioner J. Trip.
Voted to raise SlS25.00 for town ex-
penses the ensuing year. Voted to build
town hall the present year.
March 6. CLERK.
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Loo Al MOTTO -.

One Of the largest dealer, in asr.-
cultural implements and machinery in
Maine, !, Mr. Fred Atwood Of Wmterrort
Mr.. Atwood j. offering 10 the trade a nov
city and what looks Ike a decided improve
ment in scythes. The scy,he is made Of the
finest steel face. >tif iron and steel back
which gives it stiffness and strength. l. j.,
net polished; it is timely ground, then Hard-
ened in O7. which gives it Tough ant
siekje-Cmtiag Edge; eoated 'ritA E,bber,
Il aco.d Rust 1t j. branded Our Pine
Tree State" Rubber-Coated Scythe. This
seythe oaght to find large sale as it doubt
less will. Ask dealers for ii and examine
il 3W6.
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East surry

We had a very pleasant time here in
Rural Hall. FRIDAY evening. last The la
dies Of the Sewing Circle prepared a sup
per. which was good, and plenty Of II.
4 small admission fee entitled all % supper,
who came in. Not 50 many were present
as were expected. owing 10 the bad travel
ing. After supper was over. few remarks.
appropriate for the occasion, we're made by
Rev. Mr.. Stctsou and others. Then the old
folks went home leaving the Younger mem
berS Of The company to have a "sooiahe
All seemed 10 EMO, themselves, and upon
the whole 1t was pronounced, "a pretty good
time" The proceed, Of the evening 20 to-
wards settling a debt on the hall
March Is. LoTTo.
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glI.~ orth Pals

Election passed off quietly in this ward.
There was less evidence than usual, of the
presence of liquor, which was very graft
fying feature.
There is heavy freshet in Union River,
some of the bridges are endangered, and
rocks have been hauled onto them.
The late rain has made a grand break
ing up in the woods, and nearly all the crews
have been taken out This is great dis
appointment to lumbermen. as they were
counting on few weeks profitable work
this month. 1t has been a very unfavorable
winter for numbering, and the amount OF
logs hauled will be much less than last sea
son. IL.
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By TELEGRAPH.
fDipAtches 20 the Ellsworth American.
Supplementary Elections.
LEWISTON. March :

LEWISTON. Mafch :.
AUBURN.-The official vote of Auburn is
Woodman, rep sjS, Cushman, citizen. 32S.
Huston. dem 5l6 Scattering II, Wood
mans majority three For Alderman the
republicans elected in wards three and four
and the democrats in ward FIVE. There was
no choice in wards one and two. In the
Council the republicans have a large MAJOR
ity. In one ward there was no choice of
two councillors.
SUPPLEMaNTARY ELECTIuN.-Ihe sup
Elementary election in Auburn TODAY, re
suited in the choice Of the democratic candI-
dates for Aldermen in wards one and two.
This gives the board Of Aldermen to the
democrats. For Counclmen TO fill vacancies
in ward four one citizen and one democratic
candidate was chosen.
\ DEMOCRATIC AIDERMAN-CAlLF oK 4
NEw ELECTION FOR MAYOR.
PORTLAND. March a new election
was held in ward today for Alder
man and Robt NJ Gould democrat. vas
elected. This Is one Of the two democratic
wards and Gould lost his election YESTERDAY
bv split in hls own party. Io-ta, The re
publican candidate retired. and the republic
cans united on Thos Ha>>et, the contrasting
democrat. but ne could not command 50
MANY votes as the republican Yesterday,
while Gould got more than YESTERDAY.
new election for MAYOR has been called iof
March 20. Ten times IN the history o. tins
CITY two trials have occurred. In hNe,
cho.lt was made and IN 1--WE no choice and
the council elected This year the city
council IS more than two-thlrds republican.
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RAYNTAM, MASS. Aug. II. ls7s.
G. I. HO0D s CO.: Gentlemen
have had rugwurm huinOr and salt-rheum
30 badly tliat my body was covered with raw
sores, So. also, my head and face. have
had any nuluI er Of doctors in the last seven
years and u,ue Of them could cure me. One
day my mother was in the city Of Taunton,
and found one of your cook books, and in
reading il found many people tcstItying to
cures from the use OF your >alsapanlla and
Olive Ointment. / Ielt forced to try IL,
although had seen many things advertised
that never did me any good. have now
Salsaparilla, and used three boxes of ONT
ment | row call myself cured. Nothing
can be seen OF the humOT but the dim out
lines OF tie sores. | shall take two more
bottles, and then the cure will be complete.
1 am gratefully yours, -
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! Ar f. WHITMAN.
BjEousness, Sick Rcadache.

MASS.
MEssRs. c. /. HOOD & Co: Gents-Pleaso
send me by express two bottles HoOD's SAR.
sAPARILLA and a few Cook Books for dis.
tributiOn. Your preparation has worked
wonders In the ease of my wife, who has
been troubled with sick headache and bill,
iousness for years. She only took One-half
teaspoOnful at a dose, and has not been so
well for five years as now. She found that
within week after taking it she felt very
much better, and is now entirely free from
those severe headaches. She has not taken
any of any account since last spring, and
what little she had Is lent to do some others
some good, and we must have 1t In the house.
Yours truly,
ucNtp u NASH
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may be is unknown. There is general
feeling that things are not so well managed
as they should be. and much dissatisfaction
is expressed at the result. We hope the
suspension Of work is but temporary, as
there seems 10 be no reason why this mine
should not prove a success, and we believe
If rightly managed it will.
March g. ROB.
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Trenton.

At our annual town meeting holden
to-day the following officers were chosen for
the ensuing year:
Moderator, y. II. Higgins, Jr.
Clerk, William Hopkins.
Selectmen, Assessors, and Oyerseers of
the Poor, " II. Higgins, Jr., A. Fl. Spear
and John ID. Remick.
Treasurer, Pearl L. Leland.
Supervisor of Schools, \. II. Higgins,
Jr.
Collector of Taxes, Rodney Copp.
The same as last year with exception OF
Collector.
March 6, 1882.
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ID [ T. ID

Obtht'rg aDiites beg9gd ttr Drty. Nam- amt Igs
must D. i.tit fr al ne rate OF e.. cant. lime.
II u-uck-trn. 2G, Mr. Sarah \. VIII. Of Mr.
Rufus II. Young. aged 1t wears and months.
q 'uid-aoro Feb. -, Nj. Gpwru " Whit
takcr. aged - Yeas.
Long I-iani IAN atian-Frb -. MIR. Gilb ri
RicH. aged g. wears ; month, aud Il day>.
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Business Notices.


We Will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro Vol.
tai Belts and other Electric Appliances trial
who arr afictsd with Nervous Debility lost vi.
tally, etc. guaranteeing speedy relief and com.
z etc rcstor alton OF yigor and manhood Also for
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paraly sis, Liver and
Kidney difficulties, Ruptures, and many other dis
eases lllu trated pamphlet sent Tree. Address
Noltslc Belt Co, Marshall, Mich. lyr4S
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Steutpen.

There are in this town thirty men over
seventy Years Of age; the average being
about seyenty-fve. Uncle Joe" Stanley
las be is usual ! called takes the lead With
more than four-score and ten wears. and
though feeble. as would naturally be sup
posed, is still well and hearty Nearly all
the rest are wonderfully smart for men so
far advanced in life. Instances Of longevity
occur in every place, but We would like for
some Interested census taker To beat this in
a town Of eleven hundred inhabitants
Il " :
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7 he Weather.

" n IITIAI.I NLNI- ]
Office Of lie Caief :. snai Officer.
WAsHlN0roN. D. C.. March 81 An.
Indications
For New England. continued cold aud
fair weather during the day. With rising
barometer Northtr.y TO Ea,,eriy winds.
Followed BY cloudy weather and Slow and
falling barometer during Wednesday nigh,
or Thursday morning.
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Mr.. c. c. Burrill, reports the line of
deposits in his bank as rapidly increasing
ana already exceeding his antcipations.
Mr. BurriIl offers the same banking facilities
to our merchants and others, as would be
furnished BY National Bank 3tf
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Bluehill Academy

THE SPRING TERM i'll commence on MON
L DAY the 18th day Of ARCH xt under the
instruction Of its former Teacher, A. q PETTEN-
GILL. TERM Ten WEtkS
JOHN STEVENS, Sec'y.
Buehin Feby n, 1882. 8ws
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The Highest Ran X

Made from harmless materials, and
adapted to the needs of fading and falling
hair. Parker's Hair Balsam has taken the
highest rank as an elegant and reliable hair
restorative
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Ha~lnr WI! have an OYSTER NIHrftT NT H.
da, evening. Nlrch ia "a. procc, j. %:
which vii he used toward, n!f.h4s..- a
library.
VT ''.NH = nay 1'''
N' .''I' arrived nome -
:, .,,ris n, b,s.,l. ubi,s had become
cons. .g,-,hr, Inpsi-,i p, close att,rt.., ru
l,,,.,.,., bt, .,r,..,,., improved
A' N''',' mas pass, a. 3" ''' -, ''.''-
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received ava. prove, o. go. t..., .g.44 o. ..,
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HoOD's SARsRpARlLLA


Works through the blood, regulating, toning
and inyigUrating all the functions Of tie
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Artists materials and painters sup
plies, just received at J. A. Hale's Book
store. Satin and Black Wood Panels, Pa
per Plaques and Wooden Plates, Tiles in
all shades. China and Wood Palettes,
Brushes and Paints always on hand. Ord
ers bv mail receive prompt attention.
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DURING THE Hot SUMMER MONTHS, while
away from city cunyeuienCes. the trtv elpr should
make some provision against sudden attasks of
Headache, Neuralgia, ChDl.ra Morbus ramps
AMI pth,r dis a,c-. T~EtrheiI, thampiin n
Coz N~uraigie Anodyne when taken ac-
e" ding {" the dire uHus each bottle will re-
HcN" the 'ii~t'e~- AM remove the cause of any Of
these troubles II Il and be convinced ly5
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HOODS sARsAPARILLA

Is sold by all druggists. Price 81, or six
large hotties for S.. Prepared only by c. l
HOOD s. co, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
" Use HoOD'S TooTHP0WDER
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Lest +!

A LADl'S God Bracelet with heavy Gold Chain
n attached wa lns' saturday last between Els
worth and Bgcksp0rt Center. The finder will be
su tably rewarded by leaving tie same at Aiken's
store in Ellsworth. AUS.
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To all who are suffering from the errors and indis
creuons Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
loss of manhood, sc, | will .end a recipe that
Will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy WAS discove. ed by = mis- .ionerv in south
America. send self-addressed envelope to the
REV JosEPH T. lNMAN, station u. Ncic TorI
Guy. 6mns4I
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Mr. A. F. Smith has removed his bar
Der shop to the room over 5. d. Virgins
drug store formerly occupied by A F.
Burnham, Esq. as a law office. 3tf
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CLERK.

Elijah Partridge. one Of our citizens
living at the Fails. aged 50. committed SUI
eide on tho afternoon of last Tuesday, in his
house by discharging a pistol bali into his
brain. Having always lived here and being
a school teacher for a number of wears and
holding different town offices. etc, he was
well known. He was well situated, tinan-
claiiy, but from ll-health, being a sufferer
from a form Of scrotulous rheumatism, life
became unhearahle il seems slipping away
from his watching wife. he went to an un-
finished chamber and finding 4 loaded re-
yolvcr which had been hidden from him,
placed i: to his temple, and fired the ball
INTO hs brain. The surgeon, on arriving.
at once pronounced his case hopeless He
ceased TO breathe IN few hours
-Mc>srs Gray and Soper have organized
q course Of assemblies continuing the invita-
tons To our own villagers and removing. a-
Ear As possible, the Objectionable features OF
dancing assemblies As they are now con
Quoted any person can safely attend and be
sure q a respectable time.
The Ladies Of the Uuivcr>alis, Socict,
have Just given an exhibition, With The Young
people OF the village, and although they
have mad bad weather. slckuc>s and many
trouble, 10 surmount. they had full! bal,
and gave fine performance. Orland people
are always willing to patroHilr home talent
MtuItt-.
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$500 per year can Ice easily made at home
working for E. o. Rideout 4 Co, 10 Barclay
Stree, New York send for their catalogue and
NH uartjculars 1yr42
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NaTINzAs-m Port y, Il - Belle Wooster
higgins
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-29
THE BALL LAST NIGHT.
A Very Enjoyable Time Enjoyed by all
In Attendance except Times man.

The ball at the Grand Central Ho-
tel, last night, was more numerously
attended than any held there this sea-
son, thus proving beyond doubt that
these hops are growing in popularity.
All who attended had a good time ex-
cepting those who happened to dance
two waltz quaer.lles in the same set
with lummox who could not waltz a
step, and therefore spoiled the fun for
his set. He was not entirely to blame
for this, however, as the floor mana
ger, in order to have some fun at the
muif's expense, purposely miscalled
plain quadrilles when the band struck
up waltz quadrilles, and the deception
was discovered only when too late to
admit of change. This lummox,
this muff, was TIMES reporter.
Dancing was kept up until 3 o'clock
this morning.