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Bar Harbor.
). +. Trip has removed his family from
Schooner Head to his cottage on Atlantic
avenue, where they will remain during the
winter.
j. II. Pressey has his new market build
ing on Cottage street, nearly completed.
Its g.aring red front will no doubt, at
tract the attention Of all pa,sers, who will
surely find it to their advantage to give him
call before purchasing elsewhere.
II. c. Sproul has closed his market on
Main ST., not to open again till next season.
MIR. Sproul informs US that he will do only
summer business in the future.
e. c. Parker has had his cottage on
Mt. Desert street, raised and newly painted
1t has very neat and attractive appearance.
Porter Brewer has sold his black smith
shop and tools to Juliet Nickerson, and is
about to leave for The western country.
The Nj. Desert Casino Co., have leased
District Hall for the winter months, and
have converted the same into roller ska,-
ing rink. They open Monday. Wednesday
and Saturday evenings Of each week, be-
ginning Nov. "a. There is to be special
session every Saturday afternoon for ladies'
and children.
Messrs. Hinch & Sons. our popular house
painters and decorators, have contracted and
are now at work upon Senator Hale's new
house in your city.
ANEMONE.
Nov Dc
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ANEMONE.

Sedgwlck.
AT a meeting of Keystone Lodge No.
$50, |. 0. G. l., on Friday evening, Nov Is,
the following officers were installed by Rev.
JOS. II. Taylor, State Deputy G. W. C. +.
J. II. Hooper, W. c. T.; Virgel;a Tinker,
WV. T.; F. H. Smith, W. c.; Eliza Dority,
W. s.; Fannie Herrick, w. 4. s.. a. II.
Dority. W. T.; Grace Wilson, W. F. s.
I. A. Smith, w. NJ; E. X. Dority, w. ID.
NJ; Alice Hutchins. ". l. G.; Emery
GrindIe, W. o. G.; Mrs. Nellie Hooper, II.
II. s.; Mrs. Susie Cousins, L. II. S. ; II.
A. Small. P. W. C. T., and F. II. Smith was
nominated for L. ID. After the Installation,
generous collation. of hot coffee and rich
variety of cakes was served. This young
lodge composed mostly of young people, is
quite prosperous, it numbers over SO
members and affords a fine opportunity for
instruction in Temperance work.
We are pleased to learn that DR.. A. C.
Hagerthy is recovering his health. He ID
contemplating an extended visit with his
family to Portland, Oregon, during the
winter. He will carry with him the best
wishes of hosts of friends.
DR.. c. E. Wasgatt formerly of Amherst,
is taking up the practice of DR.. Hagerthy,
with prospect Of good success.
Rev. C. E. Harden has got nicely settled
in the parsonage as Pastor OF the Church.
and has many good wishes for his success.
DIR. Hale, who has been making On ex-
tended visit here for some months, left this
week to attend some special studies, intend.
ing to make eye and ear diseases specially.
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NORRIS.
'.sa is-lHf377 Hs-aaHs=s-tI
State News.

Miss Margaret Blaine. the ex secretary
daughter, Is to make her debut in soclr,,
this winter.
Neal Dow. WHO ha, been travelling ii
rura! Illinois, tinl, the population temperate
WITH a growing opposition 20 the liquor traf-
ic
Belfast harbor was full of ,oun. her.
ring recently, the water in ashore beng IT.
orally alive with them.
-I.arkih Dunton, 4. NJ. LID. i ~ ap-
pointment Of the trustees, 10 be one Of Col
by's Examining Committee the current year.
A fiur-,ear-nlI daughter OF Nathaniel
Horn. Of Skowhegan. fell backwards into a
pail of scalding water. SUNDAY. the 18th
inst, and was scaidcl - death.
Capt, James $. Dillingham;. i,rmrrl, OF
Gardiner, died in BROOKLYN on the li.h Oh
his arrival from Rio Janeiio ii The steamer
Finance, Of which he was captain.
Mr.. Samuel Gallagher. prominrn. and
esteemed citizen of Calais. He'd Nov. Is.
aged 20 years. tie leaves d widow and eiyh
children. one Of whom is Hon. s. J. Gal
lasher Of Augusta.
General TIlson, proprietor of the Hur-
ricane Granite Co., Of Rockland. arrived in
."' wa ''st . i"'i'N morning Inc i''h ih>'-'
o'"Ss WIN ni'ii qu''c aHm'"r oi per
ao''s ~ "p'h Vi, ny scent. h'e-'tFr orange
s'o'. o' Lane | ''A'ohSee-
line iroostook Times hears from te-
liable source that Western firm intends 70
eFect sh"e factory IN iol:tnn, next season.
II is TO be l9oN9S H. four stnrIc, 10 hr;Eht.
\ hn,
. lou w" "und'e' operatives Will be EN-
P''!.u'
The water power of The kcnncbrc u,
Materville Is sufficient 70 drive 400, 900 spin
dle>, says the Sentinel. Lockwood company
az present have 10000 IN operation.
- he TAIL term Of the Pennington Nor
mai Scnool closed FRIDAY. after prosperous
session OF thirteen weeks. \ lsrgei, al
tended reception and soclabe took place in
the evening in Normal Hall. The winter
term VIII begin IN two weeks. Prof. Pur-
ington the new principal! and The new fac
u''! are yer! popular.
Mrs James Fitzgerald of Portland
was fatally burned. Friday night, Sac was
about retiring. when she accidentally over
turned lamp. Her clothing caught fire,
and before her husband could eytinguish the
flames her body was badly burned.
The Rom;s, ,,ror. !, ~, .,
hr ~" + III III a. ."'o' "veui''eu
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Hancock County Grange Patrons of Hus-
bandry.

A regular meeting of the above Pomona
Grange was held with Rainbow Grange, at
North Brooksyllle. on Thursday, Nov. -.
The weather was very threatening. and the
roads in bad condition, which doubtless pre-
vented many from attending. Yet there vas
large number present.-Rlinhow. Penob-
scot. Sedgwck, BROOKLYN, East B.uehil aud
Ca>,lne oranges being represented. In the
absence OF the Worthy Master. A. H. Whit
n,orc. Noah +. Norton. Esq. of Penoh,cot,
presided. and made the necessary appoint
mcnts Of officers. The address Of well
come by Miss Maggie Jones. Of Brook.,ile
was very able presentation of excellent
thoughts; the response BY Miss III. f..
ODER, of Sed.wick. was also excellent food
for thought. Miss Gertie II. Dodge gave as n
select reading an excellent address of Gov
Robe. 80 new members received the Fifth
degree. The reports Of the oranges showed
that the order is prospecting and the prospect
is encouraging. Castne and Penobsc0t
oranges have built new halls. Miss Ida
Colt gave good recitation on "Woman's
Work The discussion of the question,
"Resolved that oats is the most profitable
grain to raise in this section"-bruught out
h variety Of opinions in regard to grain
crops but mostly against making oats a
special crop An interesting feature of the
meeting was short addresses for the good
Of the order" Mrs. a. l.. Snow read an
essay and the choir enlivened the meetings
with some good singing. The members Of
Rainbow grange exhibited liberal DISPOSE
ton to provide for the physical wants, and
their well spread tables were highly ap-
preciated. The weather proved good. and
the meetings very pleasant and profitable.
Ii was voted that the next annual meeting
be held at Bucksport, the first Saturday of
January.
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LamOfae.
The following substantial additions to
the Lamoine fishing and coasting feet have
been built this season and are all engaged in
the business for which they were intended !:
schooner Lewis King, Capt. Bunker; Nellie
Woodbury., Capt. Fred. l.. Hodgkins Mel
lie Coleman, Capt. Geo. Hodgkns. and the
three master +. d. Hodgkins, Capt. Bonsey.
The prize for the largest yield Of grain
per quantity sowed in this vicinity, we think
justly belongs to Mr.. Lowell Young. who,
from one bushels sowing raised twenty
eight and a half bushels, or at the rate Of
more than fifty bushels per acre. Uncle
Stephen assures US this is fact established
By thresher's measurement.
Nov. 81. DELTA.
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'I'iiE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
= concerned, that She has been dun appointed
anu mas taken upon herself the trust of ENecutrix
deceased, ~ N''
ny giving bond as the law directs she therefore re-
quests an persons who are indebted to the said de-
ceased estate TO make immediate payment and
,nose VINO have any demands thereon 10 exhibit
the same for settlement
November !, lss3. srts
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people, has been here for few days of late.
The business that brought him here had ref
erence to the Bucksport Seminary, over
which his son ably presides.
The people Of Bass Harbor. who are
not unmindful Of their preachers wants,
presented the Rev. J. S. Allen, a few days
since. with an excellent riding harness.
Mr.. Watson Herrick has moved into his
new store, where he will be glad to see his
old customers and many new ones.
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ClUB-PRlCES
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The Ham family il prohai)ly not

The Ham family is probably not SC
numerous as the Smiths, Browns, and Jones'
Mr.. n. Ham, Of Sutton, VT, is well-in-
formed, astute, and appreciatiye man, as
any one may infer from the following eI-
tract from one Of that gen,lemon's recen,
letters. Mr.. ii. goes on to remark that
"Dr. Graves Heart Regulator is the hes,
remedy for the heart ever offered" These
are strong words but strictly true
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County News.
Communicated by DIR. J. +. Pratt, OF Chelsea,
Mass
Old Times in Sullivan.

To the Honorable Senate and House Of
Representatives. in General Court As
Sembled.
The memorial of Agreen Crabtree. Oliver
Wooster. Phillip Hodgkins, and the under
signers. humbly Sheweth That we are the
Free holders and Inhabitants of above one
third part Of the Town of Sullivan, in Coun-
" Of Hancock hum5Iv sheweth that we are
SO separate from the Eastern part of said
Town by the water of Frenchman's Bay and
Tanton Bay that it is very announcement and
al some times impossible for Us to Meet to-
gether, either for the Worship of God or
schooling our children or to meet in Town
meetings, therefore we humhly pray, SO that
We may be set off from the East part
of said Town seperate body, and NAV
be Invested with full powers to vote money
for the benefit Of the people, and assess the
Same, TO receive our part of the State and
County Taxes and assess the same In fine
to be Empowered with all the powers of a
free precinct. and that our bounds NAV be as
followeth :-Begining at the Southwest
corner of said Town and run North bv the
Town line 10 the North West corner of said
Town. then East TO Taunton BAY, thence by
said Bay and Frenchman's Bay to the first
bounds. as will fully appear by the Plan
presented with this Memorial, and as in
duty bound Shall ever pray.
Sullivan August oSth 1897
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81,
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BuckspOrt Centre.
Mrs. Mary Higgins died Thursday after
short illness, aged sixty nine years.
Mrs. Jane Chapman has just returned
from Boston where she has been spending q
few weeks.
Mr.. Joseph Rideout has bought the
Cunningham farm.
The grain crop in this section is better
than expected. l. C. Chapman and Geo.
Rich each raised thirty-fve bushels from
one and one-half acres.
Nov. 26. J. r. A.
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Marvin c. Brown, Druggist. Meredith
Village, n. H.. says: have sold your
Sulphur B ters for years, and contrary to
most medic nes, never sold bottle TO any
one who said it did not help them. They
cured me Of those terrible sick headaches
when every other remedy failed.
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President Arthur, on Saturday, issued
pardon to Sergt. Mason, who has been
confined in the Albany Penitentiary under
a eight years sentence for attempting TO
shoot the assassin Guiteau.
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The NoLrNiC BELT CO.. Marshall. Mich, will
send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro Noltair Belts
anil Electric Appliances on trial for thirty DAYS
I" men young ODD who afflicted with
nervous debility. host vitality and kindred troubles
guaranteeing speedy anil complete restoration of
health and manly Nigur Address a. aboye.-N.
B,-No risk is incurred, thirty day trial j.
allowed. lyriy
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The grand jury in San Francisco, has
indicted Miss Hill, who claims to be the wife
Of Senator Sharon, and William NJ. Nelson.
her attorney, for forgery, perjury and con-
spiracy. Both have been admitted to bail.
1t looks as though Senator Sharon intended
to carry tine war into Africa.
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One single box Of Parsons Pargatire
Pills taken one night will make more
neg rich blood. and will more effcctualy
purify the blood in the system than $40
worth of any other remedy known a, the
present time
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WATCH !,

Inc human body is like watch-in
oraer to give satisfaction it must
Keep perfect time. The main spring,
'he stomach, must be looked after
careiu=y Broken stomachs must be
mended and weak ones strengthened
/ Burdock Blood Bi,ters used fr.e;,.
and persoveringly will give you very
satisfactory time-pieee " Sold every.
where.
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Resolutions Of Respect.

At the regular meeting of Eggemoggin Lodge
No. 12s, F. & A. NJ, held Nov. II, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted, on report of
committee: William Lee Tinker was born at
Tinker's Island, May 10, 1914, he was initiated
BY fremont Lodge about the year 1856. After
a residence Of five years on Tinker's Island to
which he removed from Bass HarbOr, town Of
fremont, where he lived Is years. He came
to Sedgwick in July 1874. He presented di-
nit and was admitted a member Of Eggemog-
gin Lodge February 1876. During his resi-
dence here he has been highly esteemed for his
quiet, peaceable life Of uprightness and in
tegrity. He died Aug. ., 1888. Therefore
ResOlced-That we place on record this re-
port Of his life and character a. testimonial
Of our appreciation Of his worth as brother
mason who exempliied the principles Of our
ancient order in his life. And while We bow
submissively to the will of the Supreme Grand
Master, We deeply sympathize with the be-
reaved family Of our deceased brother and COM
mend them to the loving care OF our Heavenly
Father-the God Of all Grace and comfort.
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There is no remedy top of the earth
that possesses so much real absolute merit
as Johnson's Anodyne LinimeRt. Ii is both
for internal and external use and is worth
more in family than a seventh son
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f, The President has appointed Lawrence
Weldon of Illinois to succeed J. Bancroft
Wis as associate justice of the United
g court of claims.
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No medicine is half so good for a great
variety Of family complaints. as Ayers Pills
They are easy to take, effective to cure, and
are cheap and handy
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The l.r~atc.s living Authors. such a.
Prof Max. Mailer, jas. \ frou!c, Prof Huxley,
Rt. Hon. W. +. Gladstone, X. \. Prr'trr, E,lw.
\. Freeman, Prof. Tyn'Iail. Dr W. B Carpenter,
Frances Power Cobhe, Prof. Goodwin smith. The
Duke OF Argyll, VIM Black Miss Thackeray,
Mrs. NulOck-t ruIk, Geo. Macdonald Mrs oil
phant, Jean lngelow Thos. Harry, Francis Cal
ton, Matthew Arnold W. ". story, Huskin, Tenny-
son, Browning. and many Others, are represented
I'm he ~
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1t having been the will and pleasure Of the
Supreme Grand Master to remove from earth,
after very short sickness. the beloved wife Of
our brother-Addison G. Young. Therefore
Resolced-That we express to brother
sOrrow ut his sad bereavement, and commend
him and his infant child to the loving compass
sion Of our allwise, allmerciful Father.
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-GOLD Is NOT az valuable as health If
you have lost the latter recover il hy taking
al. F." Atwuod's Bitters, al. F."
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North SeAgwirk.
Rev. J. H. Taylor and family are on a
visit TO q brother in Biddeford to spend
Thanksgiving.
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KilleA

The old style Of making Children's
Pictures. At Osgood's Rooms the In
stantaneous Process is in full blast. See
samples. The largest stock Of Frames in
the City.
~ Call. 6w4l
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Vnapprcac hed By any other Periodical

in the world of the most valuable Literary and
Scientific matter, from the pens of the fore mos,
E.sayists. hctenii.ts. triiic., Discover
cr.. AMI EdtsOrn. representing every department
of knowledge and Progress
TIE LIVING AGE is a 'reekly magazine giving
mlrc than
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PINE TAR win kill the parasite that ca,ls-
es Consumption. JADWIN'S TAR SYRUP
contains the proper quantity and quality. e..
a. Parcher. Nov
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1T IS 'RE-it is plcasant-it is efIectu-
al, relieving the patient almost instantaneous
ly-JADWIN'S TAR SYRUP. Sold by G..
A. Parcher. Nov
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washington monument has reached
# 40 feet, and work on it has now
APPENDED till spring.
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Mr.. {. {, Burril, reports the line Of
deposits in his bank A. rapidly increasing
and already exceeding hi, auticpa,ions
Mr.. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
TO our merchants and others. as woud be
furnished hv 1 National Bank 3tf