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Y" Ni' n :
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IT - i'"' i'A''' IRIS ma "'-"l-
~ meeting 4 the Reform club, Dec.
-. the following officers were chosen
Ira l. Grndie, President.
ueorEe Morse ! nos ,. ossood, Dr. X
1. bfhule, VICE Presidents.
H. a. lrpp, Cierk.
Ruius y. feiers, Chaplain.
AlOina H. Carter Sergeant at Arms.
The Douglass Copper Co.. bald of la.,
week for November.
Tba I,.t,Iy,,,o, ~ 80 E
I,n.. G,r6.IJ pa., 4 Il. u
I'M N. nnlI,r II I'LL Tn.n u.II -.
.,a,in., III 4 ,nd ,il ;,,,..,.
,nrd 10 attend without fur,her ,n,,,,,;an
rh, sx.rc,.s. wiII ,rnt,rly commence, r.,
eiybt o'clock
~ y 90 y oe'"s hauled 70 me
mime
Mr.. A. H. Dresser Is IN town.
Mrs. Emma J Wood nov ha, charp.
OF the Telegraph Office here.
III. VILLAGE schools co,,r,a,,,a .L.
winter term. To dav. dec o6
Ron
On Monday evening Dec }, ~ ;.L
hor. r.la,;,as and fr;anG. nf c. ~ i
nj, !, Ill boma ub.ra i, In. n.-,ou
"a nIac.d pood ,zrd Chri.,n r.. aTIl :,
viii heaurif,i pif,s mi b.s;d. i --,'.4
,ahJ. lad.n Win baav,ar ar,;cIas Ja.'. 80
sor nr.sants ~
nxar an bonr "a s,.n, IN o;.t o
s,,ion AMI il singing soma .slac,;on. g.
nrnnr;a,. for such an occasion ahl, r.
rnr;s,n,as nosm uas rac;,aI hy H.. ,II,a
KIN. R.v Mr. Farley ,hen ;nvoL III III, 4;
IN. h,a.siny after wbch III rrasar, II -
,aLen from he tree and LII. ia d;1,r'bi.
I'D ~ The one, for y nom ,bey VIZ ;n,aad"I
In III d,srribution IN IL III cnm"aa.
ss.mad 70 have been remembar.d h.. nil
and xonn, ana ali ann.ared h;ahIv nlaas ~
nh ,he;r nresent. After III .ana 49,
~ snanr n conyratul,,iny aacb o,ba ~ ~
nrasAnfs received. when the comnany III
parssd CONG 70 their different hnn..: -
fasl;ng TIA, they had enio,ed mucb ii I'm,
mo teye,ber, also feeling very grateflI -
NJ and Mrs. Osgood for their cordial on,
,er,ainmen,. Such gatherings are lono n
h.. remembered and NAV We meet again an
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Tuesday evening D,c. a6 Crcsc.n,
r.I.\ NJ. III, - N'','e'''
'p' i'o : n = ~ !" oPeh'" IT
dnoiN aHd gave N'Fh tnJatAhse rntertalA-
inent to thc community al .arse. AZ ND
the mouse "a h4!ed 70 OVERLOOKING WIN
temperance people. parties coming from
Holden, E'Idington, oriAnl and kucA,port.
ana the meeting "as called W order b, II.
NJ. Blood ehn called upon n. Chaplain.
ISAIAH IArnrr NJ open the meeting b pray
81, after winch thr following programme
49, earned out.
Atta" 6liap Orchestra.
i'iAo1H'- ""'r =, n.pni n
r.,Itr,-N.i,h,.,, '''' = ~ ''Ai'
II. A. ~to.kw.u
nurt-The BrIdse,
N",i'' Ani tiF'- Burrill,
o""- i'"'' ''"'i ~ -" "'t oIlN'',
pfaln.u.-Th. swing ,i,clr.
KraIin1-oIi Fashioned , holr
hsry feakc~-
N'l-i'g oFoh'''"h'
y ,"hst'Ssti"h.
Fila Hunucwrll
p'''AihA'i"a-l ms hArid''
: TX -ALuir Iaa.ir.
Mary f roid, Bangor.
b"ll> N y Ani"n
t,....,. t.,..prtt ,,, 'l'h'''1h A.
,uiun Th,o' To, lSe.
Orchestra.
iNrrN pircr WIZ rendered with me taste
aul seemed y ~ Thoroughly appreciated
pA Mi present.
I'M W. t'ii'SAe. n Sewing trc4e, when
tur GOSSIP ~ ~ pr'rHfe A n FrqAIre the
moving together q the participants, A ~,
amusing y srr the involuntary leaning Tor
ward ui nearly all III the huuNr To catch
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CYRUS Emery Esq. of Sullivan is in

Cyrus Emery Esq. of Sullivan is in
town for day or two.
Several COMMUNICATIONS are unavoidably
omitted for want of space.
The mercury was IS degrees below
zero this "wednesday morning.
On the evening Of January 1, the stores
were closed at seven o'clock, at which hour
they will continue to close until March 20.
Rev. w. II. LYON Of the Mount
Pleasan, Congregational Unitarian Church,
Roxbury. officiated as chaplain on lnaugur-
alton Day. at Boston, by reques, Of Mayor
elect Palmer.
1t is rumored that some Of our music
loving citizens are making an effort to get
Chambers Band Of Portland, composed Of
forty-two fine musicians TO come here and
give concert some time in the near future.
Our newsy neighbor. the Bangor Com
merciai. entered on the new year. in hand
some dress Of new type, with neat head.
The paper is also considerably enlarged.
We wish il prosperity and happy new year.
We understand that an effort is being
made to form Game Protective ASSOCIATION
here whose aim and object shall be the en-
fore. men, Of the game laws communica-
Ion which will be given next week. has a
bearing upon this impor,an, matter.
A letter from Capt. A. G. Holt. dated
Portland. Jan. |. SAYS I'VE left the bar
a, the mouth Of Union river, in the Little
Round Top at 7-l5 A. " and passed
Portland. light at Sis 7. NJ the same day,
distance 40 miles" A quick passage.
The three prizes. which we're not drawn
al the close Of the Catholic fair in this city
consisting Of lady's gold watch chain. a
statue Of our Lord aud large house pire.
will be drawn at Hancock Hall. this Thurs
DAY. at > p NJ All interested are invited
to be present.
The W. C. T. L. have appointed Tues
DAY. January 2. a. day Of PRAYER for the
advancement, Of the Temperance cause
throughout our nation; and IN Observance Of
this there will be a meeting in Temperance
Hall. 10 commence Al half past two u. VI.
All uha are Interested in the cause are in
vited TO attend
Sr>nAY NorES-At the Congregational
Church, the subJcc, Of Mr. Huntington ;
.cy,,a, uas al arpTti ana I-s.Y,I U.n,.r,
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By TELEGRAPH.
,n,.n.,ches 20 the Ellsworth American
Legislative Caucuses.
AUGUSTA. Me, Jan. :

EhNNNoiA, -'ie-s soh' ..
At the republican caucus this evening, to
nominate Senate officers. Hon. George T..
Weeks. Of Kennebee, called the meeting TO
order. Hon. Tobias Lord, of Cumberland
was made chairman: and Hon. James Wey-
mouth, Of Penobscot. secretary. Hon. John
l. Cutler, Of Penobscot, was nominated can
didate for President of the Senate without
opposition. Charles W. Tilden.o Halloween
was nominated for Secretary OF the Se'ia'e'
Geo f. Minot, Of Belgrade. Assistant 'eo
rotary, Charles II. LoveJoy' Of sum
nominated for Messenger, + ~ o'ef'o' aiu-
;,,,on .ss,t Messenger In the republic
can House caucus Hon. VIM Rogers OF
Bath. called the meeting to order Hon L.
Powers, Of Houlton. was called TO the char.
and Diamond l. Smith vas chosen Secretar,
The balloting for candidate for Speaker re-
suited as follows Whole number of votes,
1902 necessary for a choice, -. J. Manches-
ter HAYNES. Of Augusta had So. O. g. Hall
OF Roekland. had %, and J. Manchester
HAYNES. II Augusta, was declared the can
didate. On Judge Halls motion the nomi-
nation was made unanimous. Osmond L.
Smith. Of Itchfeld. was nominated by Aooia-
nation as candidate for Clerk. Frank T.
Patten, Of Newport, vas nominated by &C
clamation for Assistant Clerk. Charles II
Getchell Of Jackson. was nominated a
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Card Of Thanks.

! hrrehy tender 10 apt d. A. Abbey Il m
handing L. Rev nu- steamer ..Mo .Ihurt"
ms -!ncr,r thanks fpr the tluablr assistance
rendered M b, hs steamer AMI crew IN gotng
n the al ~ .cho rucF lila Rose" and ork-
ng mAuflliy u grt her 10 = Place III .Af-ty
thn- SAVING u M, my Vessel which would utn-
rrai>e have be,n tntst Wreck. found { at
Abbey 10 b" a Itfi'ci x NH man sud tn every
WAY qualified TO- hr position y hich BE- h id-
and ! tax ihi- means 81 i,.titng others Know
the talur Of such .rrSice un our ,ua-i
III. Is MASON
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Verdict in the Carr Case.
CALAIS. Me..Jan

IALAIs, We. Jan. ?.
The investigation before the Cor0nerss 10
the cause Of The death Of Mrs Carr Sunday
night. resulted in verdict Of death By apo
p.exy. Physicians cut open her head and
found c!ot Of blood on the BRAN and the
bruises on the face and excessive bieeding
might resaI, from falling or the hoora, sisted
by Toomey YESTERDAY. Toomey and his wife
were committed for drunkenness and d.sor-
derry conduct and taken TO Mach.as-
Or. Robert G. Thompson a prominent
physician Of 81 Stephens died Yesterday.
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Funeral Of the late Hawaiian Minister

WASHINGToN, u. @, Jan. ?.
The funeral Of Mr. Allen, late Hawaiian
Minister vii take place frcm All Soul.
Church Unitariant "Wednesday at ll.3o A.
NJ The remains Will be escorted TO the
Baltimore \ Potomac Railroad Depot BY
detachment Of troop. Of the 2nd Artillery
now stationed in this city and removed 70
Boston for inierment
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Post-Mortem Examination.

PARIS, Jan. 2
4 pos; mortem examination Of the case Of
Gambeita will be held in order 10 contradic,
the rumor that bis death was caused by bull
let in the abdomen. The body Will lie in state
in Rue s. Didier till the funeral The whole
OF tie troops in Paris and Marseilles have
been ordered 10 attend the funeral
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City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

CossRkeATIosAL-Preaching at 10 30 A. ~, sabbath
schHol at II A. A. NJ, Evening Service al "a 7.
BAfrIsr.-freachins At and l-2r.s Sabbath Senoo.
at P.s Weekly Prayer Meeting, Tuesday evening ~
l-2 g'cnek.
USIrAErAS.-Church service AIS and 81 n. sun
day Schovlat Pm. .... s...,. :,
2P.M. ..... -.
MISUNDERSTANDING at and u - saoes'h sehoo
Ustos TtsrsKAxcs MKkrIss.-Every sunday Ats;S
p n AT Peters Hall
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LOCAL NOTICES.


There is hardly day passes that do
not have one or more unsolicited testimon-
ials % the Merits Of .'Wiggin's Cherry Cor
dial" It's truly wonderful in its effects o.
the young or old In the past two wears |
have sold over 1000 bottles, aud not one re-
turned. II IS the very best article for all
Throat or Lung troubles, Coughs, Colds.
Hoarseness. Sore Throat. 5. ID. WIGGIN.
Proprietor, Ellsworth, Me. l6tf
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Let Me show You

what saving have made during the las,
year by being my own doctor. Last year |
paid out $685. for doctors and their medi-
cine, this wear paid $500 for six bottles OF
Sulphur Bitters and they have kept health
in my whole family. They are the best and
purest medicine ever Charles King
60 Temple Street, Boston, Mass.
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Oliver Ditson & Co. Boston

II HE subscriher hereby gives public notice to al
concerned, that she has been duly appointed and
has taken upon herself the trust of Administered
port In the county Of Hancock, Mister Mariner
deceased, by givi
bond he law directs she the efore requests
all persons no are indebted to the said decras.
ed's estate, To make immediate payment, and those
who have any demand thereon to exhibit the same
for payment
LUCINDA NJ NICHOLAS.
december 6, 1rs2. 3wSl
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fortune may be spent in using inefect-
ual medicines, when by applying THOMAS
EcLEcTRIc Oil speedy and economical
cure can be effected. In cases of rheuma-
tisRl, lame back, bodily ailments, or pains
of every description, it affords instant re-
lief
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Saith Deer asi~.
On the Christmas tree here was found
an album containing the sum Of S54, gift
presented TO the pastor and wife from lis
many friends at this place
Hosea B: Wardwell, of Penobscot, is
teaching the school here and is succeeding
we'll.
Ian. 1.
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Election in the 18th Ohio District.

The returns indicate the election b. 1900
majority Of J. ID. Taylor republican to fill the
unexpired term in Congress OF the late Hon.
John pdegratf in the 18th district
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Oc~AnsiIle.
The Christmas ship, Capt. L. joyce, ar
rived here in good season, aud was most
enthusiastically welcomed by all, the chill
dren especially. Elder James Heath and
family We're most generously remembered
The Elder was greatly surprised and pleased
to receive an album containing S34 in mon
ey. Sl4 in good useful things fer their com
fort, at home.
Dee 20
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Mr. c. C. BurrIl. reports the line Of
deposits in his bank as rapidly increasing
ana already exceeding his anticipatlons.
Mr. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
TO our merchants and others, as would be
furnished by National Bank. 3tf
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Every lady, rich or poor, should be ac-
quainted with the value Of James Pyle's
Peariine for all cleansing purposes. Its use
fulness in domestic economy cannot veil be
over estimated. Jan.
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MISS y. % Dltts VI b"T 49,
visiting friends in this city. during the past
week.
The Unitarian Reading Club re-opened
at the house Of Mrs. J. W. Davis, on Tues
day evening.
II. B. Mason and Capt l.. ID. Remick
were absent Las, week, looking after the
ELLA Rose
Hon. J. ID. Hopkins and c. c. BurriI',
Esq. have gone to Augusta to be present at
the opening of the Legislature.
-Eben b. Clark. Esq, of fremont, was
IN town last week spending few Gays with
his father-in-aw, l.. b. Wyman. Esq.
Our Ellsworth boys. Lewis Hodgkins,
BOYD Bartlett and Alanson NJ. Phillips Of
Bowdoin College are at home during vaca-
ton.
Senator Oliver p Bragdon and repre-
sentatlyes r. l.. Stration and John ID. Grim
min passed through this city on Monday
last, en- route for Augusta.
The schooner "Agricola," Capt. =. p.
Whtmure, with picked crew. sailed from
this port. SUNDAY. for Owls II ad, 10 tow
back the schooner ELLA Rose
The schooner CT, Of Chelsea. Isl tons,
hull, at Ellsworth in 1873 and overhauled in
1873. now in por, a, New York. has been
sold for Nassau account. at $1,000.
The annual meeting Of Lygonia lodge
F. 4 \. NJ for the choice Of officers for the
ensuing year viii be held this "wednesday
evening \ full attendance is requested.
Bishop Doane. Of Albany " T., sent
trunk full Of Christmas gifts to be divided
among the children and older residents Of
Northeast Harbor. \ very Kind and
thoughtful act
The Odd Fellows will hold their next
meeting in their new hall on Main Street,
FRIDAY evening Jan. ). commencing at
T. VI After the meeting a soclablc will be
held to which all OH Fellows with ladies
are respectfully invited.
Capt VIM. \ Fr,ethy Of Surr,. late Of
schooner Joshua Grindle," of this port. is
~ command ~ steamer running of'Neeh
Baltimore and Jamaica IN the fruit business.
Capt. 5. ) Higgins. Of this City, viii leave
home in few DAYS 70 join Capt. Free;hy.
We have received from the publishers.
Mc,.rs. White. Smith 4 Co. Boston. the
ohAf'h'hs J"'eh''r "pet'''a' "Np' 'uf'ot'
ne P'o' cannot iAi. % n interesting ana
'he mA'lo' "h"f = "f'hlh re compass OF
children VOICES ! !e'' ooth brilliant ana
sweet
-Of a!l the SAT thing, in human expert
ence tins j. the ,addest that the best thing,
in life seldom show themselves 10 ~ M best,
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:.
:.
''''s A'1'A'' IT.
!hr fehfuAr, century sih" "Mid~ m
uI.
n.h MILL.
r1.-. III. n rI',
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i'lnue' iA'' ''''-t'' ''u n! fes'u-
'lS ?" IT, street. s'u'N q ''os'-H'n nooN
through ~ hi'ser' ie" gay aso' me
P'u'NN '''le 's'''" go' Aho'N'f o'H e 'u'
'''e ho"A o'eA' rom we po'e y "nAcH vas
s'''' "''' az ''''' "e''' ~ So' ~. i'i1Ae
~ tn
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The best medicine Of the age for quick
II curing indigestion, nervousness, etc. is
Browns Iron Bitters.
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Ncr1ce OF Sale,


z HE place formerly known as the "langlev
place" in North La,n0ne on the stage road
leading to the Point and more recently pur,.ha S,t,
by the iste Rev. l. 4. Grant, will Ne ola al a ar.
gain II applied for soon. SALT place contains
Twelve acr ~ q lage, ytry pleasant q nicely
finished dwelling house ami good out buildings
al-o a large wood lnt covered wi.h b ri wood,
much of I I'D growth. onG of the best in town.
The property will b. sold low Tor cash
Apply to MRS. l.. r.. GRANT
Nortt Lamonc.
%si Maine,
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Rev. H. b. Tilden. brother of the pas
eor, preached last Sabbath q this plaos.
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day.
How many mistakes have YOU made by
writing 1882 instead Of 1883
To all whom these presents may come.
Greeting A Happ, New Year.
/ 1t i positively a pleasure 10 see our
venerable fellow citizen, Dr Parcher, again
on our streets
-Dr. Geo. 4. Phillips Of this city has,
at present, under his care. three fractures Of
the ann, one Of the ankle and one Of the
ribs
Those wanting coal Of A. G. Holt can
leave their orders at Davis hardware store.
instead Of a, Morrison 4 Joys a, hereto
fore.
Rev. I. +. White will lecture before
the regular temperance meeting at Peters
Hall. at 80 o'clock On SUNDAY evening
next.
Steamer Little Round Top" Capt.
4 G. Holt. ief, for Portland. on Saturday
last, for repair, and vii remain there for
the winter.
n. ,br..m,.,.d schooner nan /, M.
ces. # construction Al The Ruck,no-i ship
yard Of wm Beazlr! \ &C.. j. approaching
I completion
A. wal,s T., ubox r.c.r,,, "A.
IN. c-.a, roL ,.to.
/ Territory is visiting his father Hamilton Joy
Esq Of this city.
c-u n i p, s.s
....I l.. u, ..u
on the 1t Of January
ILL.,, ,.,...,...
a. IL. ~, LIN r.c.,,.a
Til
r ''' r. N''N '" Y "''
SAVING >'A'l'h a. NfAan'f'N l'''' N''' P''-
'eh'ed "l'h h'oe 'n'A'N = ''H nc '''',
diheo ga 'hf'N'h'a'-
=, un - ll,i 49,.
nm ~ w. - -
n.t.l .A..-.i,.. .;,h MI. ,,II,-L,,..h..,
s1'' l,
-Cou,id, rahle ha, has been hauled into
the c,y recently, which 4 20 bright and m
wiling that the passing horses almost laugh
b. ILL.,. -. IaaL, 49,,
ne reoeipts 81 iNe"h'a hoHHe' r ahd
q W. E''s"orlh' '"' " NeAi e"i'h2 i''f'
o. lN'-' were eo-"'' ~ ioHse D'D
more SoFA INC pas HeAi' nan eyer -
s'hs'e year "''o'e'
RECEPTION 10 GoyEK~oK-ELEcT ROM.
On The pa OF February Washington.
birthday the Portland Mechanic Rlu.. pro-
nose IA give grand reception To Governor
-l.c, Robe. who has ..nlfed b. Accep-
lance Of the invitation 70 be present. |, j.
.,nac,ed that one or more mllitar, cornnan-
los fror, NRssachu.e,ts viii he invited IL he
,resen, on this occasion. The hall viii he
magnlhoenny decorated ior The ahAir.
Goon T,,tp, Nnrrs NJ ] Dow IA
-o,,,rr.d from Noya Sro,i, who're h. bas
bs8 a nlea.an, and successful ,rip He NJ.
L. - ;r,i,,,ion f,o,, H.. " q / NJ
,i~i, New jersey and Delaware in the inter
., or no C,od T.rnI,rs
IN Hamilton of Ma,,auamkeag. i, nov
:, home from, bis org.nizip, Tour in East
ern Maine
Maine E.od, in the order Of Good T,mp-
lar, a, well a. IN is INCEPTION and adherence
10 the priuclple of prohibition Of the liquor
traffic
I'M" -
NHe'' ~ -'i''o. = -,
schooner ~ A''ou' 90 -
bunker isfeeS' par y ''' " a'''' ~" -
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NOTICE.

REING about rea y the SUBSCRIBER wishes Ia
J., ann uuee that he l. soon u upen PANT
SHOP in >ONEsNILLE AMI tend. to ri ve WORT IN
the bus ness 10 30 women the ensuing wear Thi
wor viii be ready to begin on Or near c first Of
January, 1858. All who may wan IA II v.rk
plea G call at the subacrihe' = ouse in somesyile
4wJ0 A. \ JO\Es
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T he We ather.


WAR DEPARTMENT D
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Jan. 81 a. N. }
Indications
For New England, fair weather, northerIy
shifting to southerly winds, falling, followed
by rising temperature, stationary or lower
pressure.
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Oregon and Washington Territory

A Book giving i enmulcte description Of ,beir
Y ties md Towns. Lands, Rairo lis, Forests and
Rivers. Of their ranu acturing, Mercantile
Mining, Fruit anu Stock Raising int rests Cost
Of coming and cost Of living hero. Ruling D, ices
ci lands and lots. live stock and articles OF daiy
use The appendix and map are well worth the
price. Sent post paid to my address for 81 10
Address iiOWAR &ro..Portlan,i, oregon. iw5G.
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DR., MACALASTER'S o oss Nd,

and tie AoeheFs' comfort i deadens the nerve
- gives pssneneaa ss1kef. Fur sale b dealess
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TELEPHONE EXTENsIoNs.-The work Of
extending telephone lines in this vicinity is
still in progress. The poles Of the new line
between this city and Bucksport were all
up some weeks ago. and the workmen have
now completed LAYING the first wire, with
the exception Of small stretch from the
Brewer side of the railroad bridge over the
Penobscot to the Bangor central Office
Messrs. Barnes and Snow have contracted
to take down the old telephone wire, which
j, will be remembered was stretched along
telegraph poles between this city and Bucks
port and place it on the new poles, thus
making two telephone wires running between
these two places Wing.
The following query is propounded by
friend in Steuben: "If am writing to a
friend in Boston that intend to meet him
there in few days. shall say, am coming
to Boston next week. or | am going to Bos-
ton next week ?"
Ans. Usage differs. Many say coming.
The old song which was sung IN thousands
Of homes and meetings during the late Re-
bellion says: 1--WE are coming. Father
Abraham, three hundred thousand strong"
We presume that the use of coming ma, be
accounted for on the ground that in magin-
alton the writer speaks in person to the one
addressed On the whole, however, We
think that going is much the better word.
In case our friend writes as he suggests, his
standpoint is not Boston, but Steuben.
Speaking from that standpoint to one Of
his neighbors al home he would always say
"going, writing from the same stand
point. We see no reason Why the same rule
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