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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-01

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The contract for clearing and bushing
the way, preparatory TO the laying Of the
Green Mountain railway, having been award
ed to Messrs X. Hamor & Sons, operations
with large crew were begun on Tuesday,
Feb 20. The clearing is to be about 100 Il.
IN width. Ii is reported that great deal Of
blasting must be done before laying the
track. Material for the erection Of shed
and ice-house, on the Eastern shore Of the
lake at the junction of steamer and rail, 10
now being conveyed TO the spot by g. w.
Dolliver.
City OF Richmond arrived here on
Saturday, at about Q p. NJ. heavily laden
with freight, leaving here for Machias at
shout IL z. NJ. With her as usual came the
Sunday storm.
The plans for the celebration Of Wash
ington's birthday. BY the p o. ). of A., Of
Bar Harbor and vicinity. were arranged and
executed very successfully. The programme
being something like the following Process
sion formed a, p 0. s. Of A. hall on Cot
tage st. and was escorted by Bar Harbor
Band TO the Methodist Church, where an
Grafton was delivered By Rev J II. Mooer,
to an unusually large and attentive audience.
Music by the band and singing by the choir
we're also added to the exercises. After the
closing benedction. procession being again
formed, marched to the Lyman Cottages.
where refreshments for the multitude had
been prepared by the Martha Washington
Circle After partaking of the many good
things and order having been restored. the
assembly was addressed by the National
President of the Order, |. II. Mcdonald Of
Portland, Me. Then came the reading by
]. W. Manchester, from the Boston Post. of
how the Bad boy" and his .'chum" confer
red the grand bumper degree" on PA"
The evenings entertainment was concluded
by the rendering of Mixed Candy" in a man
ner which brought forth much applause.
Too much cannot be said to the credit of the
leader of this organization, Mr.. HInch, for
although having been under his direction but
for a few weeks the style of its productions
would no doubt. retiec, credit to a much
older organization.
While reading aud discussing in regard
TO the wonderful frog story. in one Of our
stores the other dav, which vas contained in
the lat issue Of the AMERICAN. Mr. Thomas
Dorr produced from his pocket, a wonderful
pea which had been gwen him recently by a
friend at Columbia Falls The pea from ap-
pearancrs being perfect in shape thoroughly
seasoned and not above the usual SIZE But
upon being split. bug with wings or a
small sized fy. fully matured bat showing no
signs Of life. was found concealed. Will any
Of the readers Of the AMERICAN enlighten u
10 how the insect came to be thus enclos
ed.
ANENOSE
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Annie. youngest daughter Of Capt. Frank
Homer died Feb Is. Of typhoid fever, aged
fourteen years. Death has for the first time
entered this household and the treasure he
bore away will long be mourned. Annie
was bright. interesting child and not only
in her home will the loss be keenly felt, but
at the Sabbath school where she was a con
slant member, and among her little mates BY
whom she is held in afectionate remem-
brance.
Mrs. Cunningham aged eighty-one years
had very severe shock Of paralysis, Satur-
day Her recovery is doubtful.
Capt. Littleton Read, Of whom mention
was made some weeks ago is still failing.
Our school is now in session in charge
of Miss BERTHE Gem Of Orand who seems to
ne making every effort for the advancement
of her pupils.
There is crossing at the ferry now. both
by boat and on the ice which is frozen solid
few rods shove.
Reh. n J. = a.
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Harry Buck has received at his hatch
ing establishment one and half million OF
whltefish eggs which are to be Matched and
placed in Eagle Lake, Mt Desert.
Washington's birthday was marked BY q
grand ball in the evening, which was very
generally attended and enjoyed.
A Special United States pension COM
missioner was in town this week to look up
some obscure claims.
Feb. 20. PgRpIx.
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We are sorry to report that we are
about TO lose one Of our prominent business
men, as it is generally understood that Mr.
\. II. Powers will remove to Buck sport,
early in May next. To say that he will be
missed, both nv the church, in which he mas
been an active member, and by the commun-
ity at large, would be but mild way of ex-
pressing our feelings.
Mr. Edward Buck has recently moved
his house from the lot just above Oak
Grove cemetery, across the river, to lot
lately purchased of Mrs. Barrett, and for
merly belonging to the Osgood stand Here,
he intends to repair the building and make
it first class tenement. At the moving
Mr.. Buck adopted much better plan than
il usual on such occasions, as no liquor was
furnished. but every person who helped
was given ticket, inviting the same to a
supper at "Uncle Joes" which took place
the next Tuesday evening. consisting of
oyster stews, fruit and confectionery All
we're unanimous in voting it a good time.
Mr.. William Perry has exchanged his
farm on the Castine road with Clifton
Sparks for his house in this village. Both
families vill move TO their nsu hSmAs i'm
J asaiately.
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MARRIED.

Ellsworth-Feb. 20, BY Rev. DR.. Tenney,
Mr. Robert b. Kelley, Of Harwich, Mass, and
Miss Mary Rpberts, of Mt Desert.
Bluehill-F, b. %, b, j. X. Long Esq. Mr.
Charles ii. Ganett and Miss Annie F. Collins,
all of East Bluehill.
Franklin-Feb. II, by Rev. j. II. Bennett
Mr.. Edwin V. Savage and Miss Fannie Grant.
both ~ Franklin.
Orland--Feb. -. by +. w Gross, ESQ, Mr.
Rufus Z. Facteau and Miss George ". Bow
,leD. bo, of Orand.
Mt. Desert-Feb. -. BY J. Hamor, Esq, Mr..
John W. Richardson of NJ Desert, and Miss
h nina X Burns. Of fremont
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StrOng Endorsement.

portland. Jan. 3. 1888.
: u WMGlN-lbcar SIR: Please send
IL ry mrs, pa ket another gross Of Wig
glu', Cordial" same a. lat. a. j j. pleas
urt ~ speak well ~ 3 WorrhA article. where
So many are Oh the market that have no
special merit. We would 81, that We think
vrr, h.t.l, 81 TIN, preparation having used
il lu our own familIe, with excellent result
and have VT 10 hear am thing but good
opinions from our customers.
VERY truly yours.
l6lf G. ". SlMoNToN \ Co.
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ParnelI's Influence Waning.

LONDON, feb- "a
The Times SAYS there was no meeting Of
the Parnelli,es on Monday owing to the
dangerous symptoms Of revolt against
Parnei.'s leadership. Hi- following i now
reduced one-haf Messrs. Dawson aud
GRAY and sc,era. other veil known members
who usual! follow Parneli have not
appeared at Westminster this session.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-01
DIED

Obituary notices. beyond the Date. Name and 4ye
must be paid for al the rate of ten cents a line.
Ellsworth-Feb. 27. Joseph T. Grant, aged Is
years.
Feb. Is. Ralph c.. son OF Henry +. and
Hattie \. DAVIS, aged weeks
Feb "A, Mrs. Mary. wife Of Joseph Alex
ander. aged - years.
Feb -. Gladys Haslam, aged months
and u days
Feb. 70, Martha N. Fogg. aged "A years.
months aud - DAYS
Feb. 90 Freddie Tracy, aged year and
II months.
Deer l,le-Eeb. Is, Mrs. Sila- Gray aged Is
wears.
East Bo,tOn-Feb. -. of consumption. Mis-
Lizzi' II. ChilcDit. aged about - wears, daugh-
ter OF Geo. W. Chlcott OF sullivan.
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City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory

CoSsEka at 10 30 A y. ssbnath
School at II - A NJ, Evening Service al ~ y "
DEMONSTRATING At and l-2 p n ssbbsu sehoo.
at FA Weekly Prayer Meeting Tuesday evening ~
7l-2o'cinck. A.
UxIrARiAS.-Church service at 2:ls and sers sun
dAy >cho, At p. N. ,,.., s..o.., a,
1PN srhoo
MISUNDERSTANDING a; and ~ sseoah Seno"
USios TrxPrHAScK NsfrHs-Every sunday as'~
Pns Peter Hall
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Capt. l. Is Fp,s. who arrived home lat
Sunday from the coast Of Africa made the
quickest passages out and back that have
been recorded for many years.
The Str Electa stall remains here. not
having resumed her trips vet on account Of
the ice at Hancock She will start again in
few DAYS.
Capt. James A. Stevens has sold the
Sch. Black Warrior to parties at Deer Isle
and bought large ,loop at Fail River
which be will rebuild in the spring and rig
into schooner for the coasting business
Feb % X.
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Washington County.


The Iadir, Of the UnIrersaist society Of
Cherr. field gave out Of their pleasing enter
tainmrnts on TUESDAY evening. Feb. -. At
Union Hall. Notwithstanding the very cold
weather the hall vas well filled Good ma.
sic ~a> furnished b, Mrs. Kicker, pianist.
Mr. Eaton. yiplini.t, r. g. Wakefield. cor
netis,. Who showed them>elve, equal u the
occasion by improyising orchestra al
snort notice
The opere,ta FAIRY Of the Fountain, wa-
we'll performed by the Juveniles, under the
management Of Mrs Wakefield, Mrs. Bawlc-
and Mrs Prescott. The costumes werr Very
appropriate, rejecting much credit upon the
taste Of Mrs. Herrick AMI Mrs. Smith who
had them in charge. Master Ralph Boa .cs
as Prince Clever, Miss Augusta Wiley. a,
FAIRY. Miss Caidc Adams. a. Dame. Nj.
Brrnicc Ray. ana Miss Dora Campbell. a,
r val sisters for the hand OF the prince. per
formed their parts admirably. The hunters
with their chorus was yery good. Inc great
interest Of the play conferred IN ''Bo-Pecp"
and DO, Blue" per.onatrd by Ms, Marion
Prescott anil Master Irving BovIe~. vho
showed muct 'Act. vii and humor. surpassed
bl few Of Older years aud kept the audience
Ia 4 spirit Of good humor throughout. HE
song My Little Old Wife and T. Vas Well
sung by Master Frank Wakefield, in cos
tune, and his con,Ort, who proved to be the
veritahle Bo, Blue IN disguise.
The reading and tableau Modern David"
under the direction Of Mr., Millken, was
finely read by Miss Josie Crandon ana per
sonated by Miss lnez NIckels and Mr.. Her
rick, and received great applause. HE ia
bieau and duet What are the Wild Waves
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-01

IUhII-ANI, TtU- : u
Stanley r. Pulen has sold his interest in
the Portland Press to James p Baxter.
Who was owner with him and who now
holds the controlling interest. The paper will
be run in the interest Of no clique but will be
the organ of the republican parry at large.
Il is probable that several leading business
men oftbe republican party will I've admitted
to an interest in it. but whose names
are not yet announced.
RErUBIICAN NoNINATIoN roR MAYOR
Hon. Charles F. Libby was re-nominated .!
the republicans for MAYOR this afternoon
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-01

The ,Tg13aH Memorial, family record
Of the Re-, Robert Jordan and hl> descend
ant IN America. i a large Volume o. 49,
pages. compiled by Tri,tlau Eros, Jordan.
Nr,gcheu. y j. The family record :
bruush. down T. ~, present and The names
If members of tile y4riou, Jordan families
!utt,. a.,, are given. A. genealogical re-
cord ,te work has been accurately prepared
and a, such is very valuable. II j. for SAFE
al H4!e'a Book Store. IN It's CITY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-01

Eureka Lodge l. o. Of q. I. now mum
bers some sixty members. including nearl,
all the young people Of the place. Officers
for the current quarter were installed On the
18th inst. The thanks Of the Lodge and -
peciaIly of the Deputy are due to sisters A.
Ball and f. Wooster of Pleasant Home
Lodge for their assistance during the services
of the evening
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-01
Election Of President of the Senate in
Place Of David Davis.

It j. understood that the democratic Sen
ators vi. offer no opposition to the prompt
election Of republican Senator president
pro TEN. The indications are tina, Edmunls
viii be chosen president pro TEN. and the
other officers Of the Senate will hold their
positions until December.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-01

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
] concerned, that he has Veen duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself, the trust 0f an Adj
ministrator lie DoniS non OF the Estate OF Robert
Condor late of BrooksvilIe in the County of Han
cock. deceased, by giving bond a. the law directs
lac therefore requests al persons who are indebted
to the said deccased's estate, to make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands there
On to exhibit the same for payment
l.. q. PHiLBROOk.
January 5. lss3. 3ws.
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to say from personal experience that Sui
phur BItters, which advertisement Will be
seen in another column is the best spring
and blood medicine TO be found. 1t IS pre-
pared by an honest firm who seorn TO use
cheap and worthless medicines but use the
best that money can buy.-Edit0r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-01

Mr. G. G, Burriil reports the line q
deposits in his bank a. rapidly increasing
anu alread, exceeding hi. an'oira'ion,.
Mr.. Burrill offers the same banking faciliiie,
10 DUR merchants and others, would he
furnished b, = National Bank. 81
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THF subscriber hereby gives public notice to
] all concerned that he has been duly appoint
Ell, and has taken upon himself the trust Of an
admin TRAITOR OF the Estate of Lizzie A. Van keeck
late of Trenton in the County of Hancock, ,'eceas-
Ell. by giving bond the law directs; he therefor
requests all persons who indebted TO the said
deceaseis estate to make imme,iiatc payment and
those who have any demands thereo, to exhibit
the same for payment.
T.. A. VAN KIEECK
Dated Trenton, Feb 20, 1888. 3wT
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oS THIRTY DAY. rmsAG.

The yoLrAIc RELF Co, Marshall Mieh. will
semi DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro Violate Belts
and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days
20 Ihen young or old who are afflicted with
nervous debility. lost vitality and kindred
troubles. guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration Of health and manly yixos Ad-
ase-s n aboye-N. NO Sisk Il .zraued, -
0iEay days ~ b ansUe<l lyIea
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re- sas oas.

- temperance meeting was held Al the
head Of Bass Ha!hor on Wednesday evening
Feb Fl and lrrmon, Lodge, l. Q. q. T. was
reorgauized BY Rev. Jos. II. Taylor, State
Dcputy.
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a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis
cretions Of youth, nervous weakne~ ;, early decay
loss Of manhood &C, will send a recipe that vii
cure YOU, FREE sf CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South America.
Send self addressed elOpe 70 the REV. J0skRn
+. IsMAN, Sss1iss D. Nss Tork CSl4.
lvR1a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-01

AT a court u Probate huhicn IL III sw rth within
ami mr. the County ~ ilauC sck. ~ the ir-t
Wednesday Of February, 4 -, 1888.
HORpfLlA BROWN named E8rrutriN in a Ger
" tain tu-trunrut .urpnri Hg a. % the IA VIII
and testament Of Jonathan Brown late 81 Eli-
worth iu -.,ii county irc.as Il. having pres, al, It
th- Tor probate:
OKDEKED That the -uid Curtit Ia Brown
give notice to all person Interested, by
using py OF th- order 10 be
published IN week succ,'-~iveiy in the Eli
worth american, pri tel at Ellsworth, that they
may ppcar a a Probate tou tu b, hcld at kll-
wurth.iu sand county tie second Wednesday OF
April next, at OF the clio in tn. forenoon, md
shew cause, il my they have. why the -ali -tru-
nent shou not be proved approved, and III
ios Ell A. the last viii ah.i test Of said de
ea-e't.
3ws PAfhtK II OK, Judge
Attest. CHAs L. DoRR, Register.
true copy test.-CHA-. u. DotH, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-01

A good name at home is tower of
strength abroad Ten times as much
Hoods SarsapariIla used in Lowell as Of any
other.
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Per Order City Commute,


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I'LL.
The senate has passed 70 he encroN>ed
the act TO authorize The Ellsworth and Deer
Isle Telegraph 90. e extend their AIRES.
r,-..I.b..p u..,h -. sold
his residence i, NJ p.>.r, street 10 :. u.
Wicgin and vii soon remove TO York coun-
".
~ w..,a.a,, ,.r;,,, Circle
s.. T.. No., ,...- .il \. n,,.
a.,i. .e.b.
->nhscrlherS VINO prefer bringing ~ HfN'
hard wood to paving cash Tor the ANtRl'N>'
r. htre "il' Ne lecture before m H>iA'
TEMPERANCE meeting new SUNDAY evening al
Peter Hali. a Z ;" CLOCK 10y he'. = H.
Macdonald
On. NJ tn. h.., kent and mos, attract
IL, hotel. in m. county j NE R,y View
Uou.. p, Gail4.horo. kent y, + T Whi,a-
ker ". know. FOR ", have tried il.
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t ...,.. ~.
NJ I. +. Monaghan 'i'>eH very sue
of>>'ni term y dancing 'oh''' 'n f'>' N''rF'
last week Mr Monaghan hA' 'e'h en-
esced from three q I'VE nsh'' OF eaeh ""rs
during me WINTER ~ iurh.'hins music ioF
assemblies ana parties
Tha h.ll snd sumner AZ Town Hal
Franklin Ia De held on Frifa, evening
March >. which va. mentioned in last week 7.
ANfk'' ~ mas been postponed 70 N'hd"'
evening Nat'"'- 0h'1'l '''e "ei'''f' '''"''
un'a'ora''e on NAY evening ~ WIZ ~ 'u''''t'
poNp"htd l" heN' p'ea'aH' eNe"''S'
Gov. Robe IA. appointed Hon J. T.
Hincklev. of Bluehil. one Of the trustee. ..
the Insane Asylum. AZ Augusta MIR
Hinckley bas had 4 larye experience n pub
lic affairs. While in the Council of Cover
nor plai...d 4. ~. member Of the visit
;,, comn;,,e. In the asylum and hi. an.
monument on the board Of trustee. i. both
,,a ,,o,,er
wears Of Boston. i, dangerously III a, Prov.
idence. X. /. With nervous prostration Ms.
Ober organized the Boston Ideal Opera Com
panv and has shown remark able abilit, a the
successful manager Of this popular Company
Her many friends in the western part Of ,hi.
county will be panied TO learn Of her Illness
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he'' 'o'' r. iSilo' Na' oee' 'is'''''
various pafS % ei' .ou"', III ''''
OF ING / y, ~ = pun,
neiu ~ pa' iiAi'oi' -. ~
very de'i' so'e tna' tue ''ie''0' Vi a'''
'hefe snou.u eie,t so'''' " 1'''- TIL
eHor' VIII oe "'Au. :" o's
49,. 49,, Thn..I.,
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At a Court OF Probate holden AT Ellsworth within
ant for the Count of Hancock, On tho nrst
"Wednesday OF February, \. D., 1888.
A CERTAIN instrument purporting Ia be the
"a last VIII and testament ~ solomon Il. Thump-
son late OF De. Isle III SAN unit, deceased, nav
ing been presented for probate
ORDEKED-r That notice he given To
all persons Interested bt causing copy of this
order u be published three weeks SUGGEST, ely
In the Ellsworth American, "a new spaper print
ell at Ellsworth that they may appear at Probate
Court - be- held at Ellsworth. in said county, on
the second We,ine-d of pril cent, At ten Of the
clock In the forenoon. and shew cause, 4 amy they
have, VIII the said instrument should not be
proved, approved. and allowed the last III and
tes lament OF said deceased
3s. PARKER TUCK. Judge
Attest .-CHAs. Z. DORR, Register.
A true copy Attest :-CHAs. 7. DoRR, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-01

Strength and health go together. OBJ
tain this happy physical state by using a
bottle of Browns Iron Bitters.
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HEREDITARY
SCROFTL1.

A RE you aware that In your blood the
~ faint Of scrofula has prominent
place. This is true % every one. II is la
bic at any time, on the slightest provocation,
to develop Itself in some lnsidiouS disease.
Consumption and many other diseases are
outgrowths Of this impuri,y Of the blood.
Hoop'- SARsArN RIIIh has n wonderful
power over All scrnfuluu- troubles. aS The re-
markahic testimonials We have received
unmistaka6ly prove.
MEssRs. a. l. Hoop & CO.. Grntlemcn-
MY youngest son has always been
troubled with Scrpfulnus Humor: sores in
his head diScharging from his ears. and a run
ming sore on the back Of his ear for two
years. his cyClil5 would tester and ulC6rate,
dischargiug SO that was Obliged to wash
them open every morning. his eyeiashes
nearly all coming out. he was exceedingly
dainty, most OF the time eating but two slight
meals day. We were unable to ind any
thing that had the least effect upon him TN
Hood's SdrsHprr,Yr. iiisappctlte improved
at once. The back Of HIS ear healed
up without scar, AMI not sore ia his head
since. Sincere, urs. -
No. i15 NcrTimack ST., Lowell Mass.
We do not as 4 RUE allow ourselves to
use our editorial columns To speak Of any
remedy We advertise. but We feel warranted
IN saving a Wnrd for Hpud's SarsapaTilla.
SIrSapITilla has been known "a 4 remedial
agent Tor Centuries and is recognized By all
schools - practice as a valuable blood puri-
frr. u u put up IN forms Of almost Infinite
variety. but Nc~-rS. Hood & 60. lowell,
Mass who are thoroughly reliable phdrma-
clSis, hlN" bit upon remedy 81 unusual
value Certainly they have vouchers Of
cures which W. Know 10 be most eNiraor-
binary "EtitDrs LoreH Weekly Journal
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An infant child Of Mr.. l.. Grover, driv-
er of the Amhers, stage, died of diphtheria,
Sunday morning.

seNtrh Wtehs oN III ueh'u.
Thomas Drake and +. A. Davis, stu
dents of DIR. Olin VI. Drake. returned, last
week. from Philadelphia, where they have
been attending medical lectures during the
winter.
The Wing says the construction and
passenger cars for the Green Mountain Rail-
way are TO be built BY the Hinckley 4 Egery
Iron Company and transported TO Noun,
Desert IN sections.
For the little folks, The Pdnsy, publish
Ell by u. l.e'hrop \ Co. Boston. at IS cents
per wear. /, me Of the brightest and most
attractive weekly publications 10 be found.
Children find II a constant source Of interest
and amusement
A little son Of Mr. j. b. Wiswell while
al PLAY with drilling machine. SATURDAY..
got the fore finger Of his right hand between
the cog heels, which mangled 1t so badly
'"aN ""iP'''''" va ''" y! ''e
attending ply stefan.
Mr.. J. H. Butler, of North Hancock
who has been i'll for some time from con
SUMPTION died sunday morning. MI But
Ter vas one OF the hneAt musicians IN The
county. lie was GENIAL gentleman and
his loss will IA. de.nl, felt hx A lary, circle
OF friends.
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10 ""''h al members are f'queA'eu 10 ot
present
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So, ~ E,,,tli, h.,. ,..d ~, f,-,,
ana b,,,ld,,,,. a., n, E,b-,;,c C,,h,r.. o-
u,,r,oL Mi rr., ur b,, b. ,,o.
e,,, .,r,.,.5 :, orce ,n3 lsid N ~,
.,rr-,. and hui,tin, lots for summer resi-
d,ure. /, i me of ~, s,e,, ,oc,,io,. IN
rr.,chm,,., RI, and u,,b u. ,,o,;,,i,, "a
~ Hs,,.or by .,s,nt,,, t,,.. v;u oo
ANN, ~ ,,,,rb .ougb, ,r., H. ,bo.. xho
d.sir. . quiet summer home Al m. SEASIDE
los ~ ,h. extreme enid n ,,e ..,, ID. rom.
ma,ir,,i,n. r,,ularl, dur,ny the winter
A. snr,n, a,nrosch.. more ar. ,b.ui,g ONT,
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MARINE LIST.


NEW YoRK-Passed through Hell Gate. bound
East 10Th, schs. Harvest Home, Hodgkins. New
Haven: Walter NJ. Young, Young, New Haven.
SAVANNAH. Feb. 81. Sch. Belle Higgins
Higgins, Boothbay.
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For New Eng and partly cloudy, ...gh'.l
warmer weather win SNOW south % wr,'- r.y
winds failing barometer t4r.as The day.