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Obituary.

WAS gathered to hi fathers" sunday
morning. Oct. 10. Deacon Benjamin Atherton
OF Bluehil, in the sd year OF hi age. Thus
did his long christian life of nearly - wear.
seem TO find fitting snd significant close
called as he was. from the sweet light Of tn,
earthly Sabbath into the tran~cendant glorie-
OF the heavenly.
Fitting funeral services. conducted by Rev
f. II. Osgood, were held at the family mansion
after which the remains We're taken to
fremont for interment, where relisi0u
services were again held. and a sermon preach
ed by Rev. \. Redlon, of ;. W. Harbor.
Deacon Atherton dated his conversion at hi
eighth year, and his life was constant. I'M
ostentatious. christian example. The mantle
Of his charity was broad. but he was willing
and able to call things By their right names.
He was with emphasis man Of prayer. re-
gardnS II more a. a privilege than a duty.
There was much OF tender sympathy in his
nature, and when singing such hymns a.
Rock of Ages" Jesus lover OF NV soul. &c.
often would the tears roll down hi, cheeks with
some such remark a., II don't see how any
one can sing such words without being affect
ed" Though ever exercising a calm faith i'm
God. still he chung TO life; and advancing years
seemed but TO strengthen the ties that bound
him to earth.
For nearly or quite 50 years. the precise date
of his election is not at the writer's command,
brother A. worthily filled the office of deacon.
and was consulted as a counsellor and looked
TO as a leader in every good work During his
later life a severe type Of rheumatism. stiffen-
ed the joints of his lower limbs, making it ex-
tremely difficult for him to move about; yet.
through all the long years Of his invalidsm he
had in active exercise the same sweet hope
and love and trust, and was ever ready to do
what he could for the master.
Deacon A. was twice married, living with
his last wife, who survives him, % years. and
leaves a numerous family of sons and daughters
who will remember their fathers virtues and
as we trust, still be benefited by his counsels.
Most fitting is the prayer Of the Psalmist,
"Help Lord, for the Cody Man Ceaseth." We
commend the surviving widow and children TO
the loving care and the tender sympathy, and
strengthening grace Of Him who is the re-
surrection and the life."
EPSILON.
Bluehill, Oct. 81, 1884.
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Maine.



FoAtiAN3- NaF. l. Owing 70 the heavy
s.9rn -taA p tNe' ne -.ne> work badly We
ha'e -n' hIi lyb towns tonight. The storm
A-s A'>l mp. messengers from district towns
'---AS E 'ie 'e.t-i4pA oihces WITH returns.
l-g.e Owns -..e b'1.ne i'.-'9' Cleveland
't.il7, D--er 80. - Joan l'542. he
s1'Ae ''Na' u gave uarheld 1850,
II i..-'-A 9>,2',, " e"feF I'soS' Dow 90.
s'i'.7i'gr i''-'' f-1rA.i'y = li'ioi
p ''''a- ''- ''-'~ - N1-'ie owns e'oOo. Inc
,IN''s " .1l ',, =, gave uafneid Z"l.a'
il1.,',:A .''ii' saver -'o'i' Do~ 70
rr :
l1''s Oh - per
e-.'', ''.' Hi ,.-',- III woe lalls on -
az 'o,e cams
'''.. ','s ao sain m IKE
r.r.. p....a = IA. Sa n 80 ~ IA a.
p..5.. -oS. :. IL. =, 49,, ''1i'u' D-'ooo
.r.,.,t.,,- I'll H. 70 -ao 4''- ''a'"e
ANJ''9t'"'ilN COUNTY
Lewiston. Nov. I. Androscoggin
County, except Greene, Leeds, Livermore
ani Ne.i, gives B.ane pa Cleveland,
o,o'i Butter 10; 81. John 40.
PORTLAND, vorE-GAIx OVER 1880.
PORTLAND. NV. 4. Portland. exclusive
ii the Stands. which viii not much change
iae reslt, gives Blaine 1851 Cleveland
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NOTICE.

NOTICE j. hcr.by given that the following
IN petition will BE- presented To- Iiir Legislature
~ TIT, state ct the session next ensuing.
r. rHE LtGI-IArrEE or MANI.
The undersigned being tuckhndcr- ~ the
Eastern Maine Hallway Company, respectfully
ask for authority 10 reduce the Capital Stock ~
said COMPANY IL two hundred thousand ,iollar-.
EUGENE HALE,
T.. A. EMERY,
FIRED SI'DtFORD.
DAVIS TILt>DS
MAN<ERb II MINER.
g.. W. kIMBALL
: u. BAILEY.
j. r. BpDWELL.
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Count Lewenhaupt, the Swedish minis
ter to the United States for eight years past,
is 10 represent the Swedish government at
Paris and the minister now al Paris will
come TO America.
AT Fridays session Of the Association
for the Advancement of Women, which was
being held in Baltimore, an election Of
officers was held, which resulted in the
unanimous reelection of Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe for president.
DIR. Oscar J. Pfeifer Of Portsmouth. n.
H., graduate Of Dartmouth 1877, of the
Harvard Medical College and also of the
Massachusetts General Hospital. has ac-
cepted the SUPPLEMENTARY Of the Union
Pacific Hospital at Denver, Col, at salary
Of $4,000.
National Bank circulation since
July has fallen of % millions 1t is ex-
pected that future bond calls will reduce the
national bank circulation yet more rapidly.
-fwenty-one men have been taken from
the mine at Youngstown, Pa, where an ex-
| ploslon took pac-. Oct. 81. Fourteen of
the men were dead when found and the
other seven were injured, some fatally.
Officer Henry Sherloh. wounded at
| Cincinnati on election dav, died Thursday.
lie was engaged in helping to suppress 4
| fight in progress near the pills when fata.
vol!cy was poured into the ranks Of the
! policemen from the rear.
A great storm swept over the casterly
part Of the Blhama Island, from Oct. 10
to the 10th, damaging crops asi causing
many disasters at sea. The American
schopners jonathan knisat anil San Bias
are reported lost. But two men are known
10 have been saved from the vessels.
The crew ami passengers Of the Dntch
steamer Maaslam h1tnel at SEA. have been
brought 70 New YORK BY Steamer Rhein
| from Bremen. The fire caught from a
| lighted lamp used about leaking petroleum
tank l3G Persons On rhr ship were in
! boat, fye hnu.,. Not one saved auythiG-
but no one WAS injured in any way.
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-'. D',r Lif'je Oac,." 1. now added to the
ut Of American MAGAZINES. reprinted in
Great Britain Thus on NOR triumph l.
gained for American Artists and Wood En-
graNrr>. Il j. admitted q. every on" that
"Oar lam DAr," T. D. flr superior 10 the
European juvenile Ma-nIin., 4, arr The
C,ntprb'' avn 'Hprpsr's .Nlgarinc" to their
respective rivals. The English edition ct
"Oar LUt'e Das," viii BE- issued BY the hon>r
of hc,-r> r. Nelson y sons, AMI negotiations
Ar, pen,liu. isr ~ publication ~ edition, III
both tfansy and Germany.
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New Hampshire.


CONCORD, Nov. T. Ninety towns give
Blaine IA $50, Cleveland. 10, 1902; st. John,
49j; Butler. l72. Blaine's plurality, POS
Eighty-fve towns give Currier 1926 Hill,
II ,465; Mason, 50; scattering. l04. The
same towns gave Hale. l2,93O; Edgerly and
scattering, 1855.
At $50 o'clock the Republicans claimed
the State for Blaine, and while admitting
the vote for Currier. Republican, for Gov
ernor, would be closc. that he would be
elected by the people.
RETURNS PROM ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE
TOWNS.
CoNcoRB, Nov. A. One hundred ard
five towns give Blaine lS,0l5; Cleveland
1914. The same towns in 1850 gave
Garfield 1920, Hancock, l7,20S.
THE STATE REPUBLICAN BY $500.
CONCORD, n. H., Nov. $3.50 A. NJ.
AT this hour all indications point to the
election Of Blaine electors by $500.
Connecticut.
HARTFORD, Nov. 4. Fifty towns give
Blaine 1850; Cleveland, 1881. The
same towns gave Garfield l9,257; Hancock,
11,I42; Republican loss 6J1.
DETAILED STATEMENT.
HARTFORD, Conn. Nov f. The Repuo-
licans have gained one Congressman. Buck
IN the LIST district. One hundred and ten
towns give Blaine s., 296, Cleveland 44.636,
The same towns gave Garfield 1921, Han
cock 1861, Republican loss 2,6l4. For
Governor, Harrison 1872, Waller As, 1853.
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Y~lNG MEN. READ Tns>

The NnLrtrr EELr AKA. M Marshall Mich.
Ufcr to send ttrir celebrated ELEfTEp NoLIkIt
BLLI Ant "thCr i-Lt' IEir APPLIANCES IN trial
Tor uiirt daN-. ." men .ypurZ or "ll afflicted
Wlrl urNpu- debility. lu-- M Vitality and man
h"pi, arr al Kindred troubles. hl~o Tor Tiru.
mhti>In, nrurtl-la, I1rll' IN. and many other
disease Complete restoration "a health. ,i.ur
ami naihHsi guaranteed. So ri~k j. Incurred
thirty lay- trial T. lilrR,.i Wri.u them IT
once f"TiAI-iiatc'i pamphlet frye. lyr-i
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Deiha:n.


Deihsn.
High scho, close, th., week
Nj, f. v. Moore bl, completely re-
fitted his mouse which nov appears qate ~
trActi,e. Immediately after eertion Mfr.
Moore goes to Danforrh f1r the winter, in
the empl y Of Z. Z. Valentine Esq Of
Or!and.
Mr.. Nathan O.c1od who died about,
two weeks ago was over eighty Years Of
age.
Sanford Webber fell from the bridge
near the town house, while attending the
IL n School aud is SUI quite lame.
Mr.. La Greene Gushing has moved into
the Perkins house.
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M. J. Dow OF BROOKS G. W. G. organ
lied lodge at North Ca>tine. Wednesday
evening Oct. 20, 10 be called Pentagoet
They will meet FRIDAY evenings each week
The officers are as follows w. {. r., John
Perkins W. Y. T., Addie w. Dunbar; "
Sec'y., Annie L. Dunbar W. A. S, Edgar
Avery; ". +. s.. Frank Hatch W. r.. Eva
ii. Buker; w C.. Norman Wardweil; W
NJ, Joseph W. Wardwcll; ". ID. NJ. Annie
Hatch W. |. 6. Ida Stnson; ". o. G.,
Littleton Webster; W. X. II. $. Helen
Emerson w. l.. II. s., Martha Wescut;
l.. d., Jefferson Devereux.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

pU BLIC notice is hereby given that Maria Y.
Turner on the I'D Of October. A. ID. 1879, by her
deed OF that date, mortyaged To me much OF the
Treat or iadiock place In Bucksport Village as
Hes between line drawn from School street to
the pond, parallel with and ten feet northery of
the North side OF the house then occupied by said
Maria l.. Turner, on one side. and fine running
the same course from the street TO the pond - feet
northerly from the Tower barn, now the northcrly
line OF Alyah DORIS lot. said lot Is about nine
rods on the street, with the building thereon.
The condition Of said mortgage is broken and
by reason thereof claim a foreclosure and Civ G
this notice for that purpose.
JULIA c. BARNARD,
BY I. {. Woodman, her Atty.
Bucksport. NOV. 8. lss4. 3wl5
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State News.

Subscriptions for sixty seven Brush
electric lights have been secured in Bangor.
Mrs. Mary Gray. eldest daughter Of The
late Hon. S. ID. Lindsey of Norridgewock,
died in New York recently. aged -. She
leaves young child.
Mr.. A. 7. Soule. recently principal of
the Dexter High school, has accepted the
position Of superintendent Of schools at
bingham, Mass, with salary Of SLIGO
per year.
-Workmen cleaning out the well of
William ]. Copeland. lawyer Of Berwick,
foand a bag OF Paris green, which somebody
with evil dcsign had thrown there. For
tanaIei, m one was poisoned.
Mrs Daniel E.wetI. an aged LADY of
Spruce Head. died suddenly at her home.
Sunday, Oct. 26 She had been visiting her
daughter IN Rockport, returned home,
stepped within the door and fell dead
During the past season, Master Johnny
Andrews, Of West Camden. and his dog,
have Killed fortvtwo woodchucks, eleven
skunks and two raccoons.
The O5serrer says fort, dazzling houses
have been put up in Monson. this season.
One new street has been opened and eleven
cottages built upon it. Plan, are already
being matured for other buildings next sea
son, including large s,orehouse for slate.
The selectme Of Brunswick are nego-
tiatins for the purchase Of a clock and bell
for the town building. The bell will prob
ably weigh about 300 pounds There is
also some talk Of an illuminated clock.
Prof c. II. Feruald Of the State Col-
lege has received a cal at large salary 10
the chair Of National History IN the iowa
Sia'e Agricultural College. HIS decision is
a. yet uncertain.
A whale. sixty feet long and SIX feet
across. aa> fould on The shore Of Mosquito
lnlc, ST. George. by John Cook. Thursday
morning. |, had dn:,el on shore Wed
neslsy nigh;. it j. br.n: eat up and tried
ONT.
Schooner Eugene of Ni..4., f,5n
Derh,. Conn, FIR MibTI.r. FL tatl,t.
dragged hct n,AnI> ir Nuyvaai Haven
llarbor. THURSDAY ui..', and grounded m
tic "e,t side 81 TIE hArnor. Frd.y morn
ins Sic l.N ia aa easy position auI il was
'i''r " "'1.' III '''.'- "'''i II. ti'''r''
~ u,s Steam So, m4l l.l the uaal-
llci4It Il a.. KILN, II .hou iiaibc. III, l,
erected IL hiNtu,nu. aul iAe lumber Il, ,n 5y
shipped from Sp4tu Srh-c station The
machinery tul I5r in.N Id, a'rra!, a!I.>.d,
anI wtfA wi., N -.a;n a .apu tame.
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STATE OF MAINE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, }
Augusta, Novemhcr4, lisa. <

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Augusta. November 1. 1854.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Petition for the
IN Pardon of samuel J. Wallace, a convict
under sentence OF imprisonment in the Bangor
Jall for the crime Ola common seller Of oxicatDg
liquors., Is now pending before the Governor and
council, and hearing thereon will he granted In
the Council handler at Augusta. on Friday the
twenty first day Of November inst, at 10 O'Clock
A. VI
b-EPT q. SMITH
fwt3 Secretary Of State.
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wei Health Rtnew,r restores health and
.ig"r, arr- Dyspepsia. Headache. Neryou-nc-
Debiliti 81.
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ASTORIA

tlil 10 Jo,'> auj Nlninr the Photographs
H. j. npw .ttin- Ut With w. new scenery nnd
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IL NN'p - AT a Court 81 Probate held at Els.
worth, on the ihirl "wednesday of October. Isei.
On ihe Petition afnrc aid, ORDERED. that notice
hr gwen 10y publishing = copy ~ ~atl petition.
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tn Ellsworth, AMI ~hcw rau~c, IL any, why the
PRAYER ~ -lil petition should no: he granted.
~u'A r"tirc 10 BE- given before Aid Court.
3wIi' FARMER IT en- Judge
Attr-f GUS i. Dnaii. Register
trdr Copy, Attest 49, lIN~. 4. DnEK Register.
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rHEfFs ELECTED TO CONGRESS.
Oregon.

CONCEDED REPUBLICAN.
PORTLAND. Nov. ). The Democrats con-
cede the State b, FIVE hundred
The following private dispatches have been
received by Senator Hale
New YORK, 92j. New YORK i. IN lo.bt,
but the chances are that Blaine will carry il.
New YORK. The outlook i, growing
better in New York. Cornell estimates ,hrt
Blaine VIII carry state by 10000
NV YORK. Connecticut ana New
JERSEY >sfr for u. Confident OF Indiana
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t. the Honorable .Iu,ige OF Probate within and
for the County Of Hancock.
THE Undersigned Guardian Of John l.. johnson
J. minor son of the late John L. johnson OF
Deer -lr, IN sail county. deceased prays that she
may he empowered to sell nj private sale one un.
divided half ~ House and lot now occupied bv
John J. >pptfor,l AMI situated in Deer Isle ami
described a follows viz beginning at the High.
way ~ land formerly owned hy the late Joseph
Seller and by sald Highway westerly four and
one half rods Thence North ,. West to land
cnpicd by George W. spnnori. thence by land
north -casterly tn Land formerly owned by Joseph
Sellers. and by same sOuthcrly To- bounds began at,
That said estate t. unpruductirc 81 any benefit
said warl AMI that 1t will lie for the interest of
SAN warl that the same should hg Soll and the
proceeds secured on Interest.
FLORA u. JOHNSON.
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scattering 1916. In 1882 Bulkeley had
35,902, Waller 1885,. scattering 935.
Waller, Democrat, is probably elected by
the popular vote
CLAIMED FOR CLEVELAND.
HARTFORD, Nov. 4. Eighty towns give
Blaine 29.955; Cleveland 30,S22; Garfield
3l,OSS; Hancock 29.414. Republican loss
2,43l. Cleveland undoubtedly carries the
State.
Mitchell. Democrat, is reelected to Con-
gress. Probably no election Of State Off
GERS. The Republican Legislature will elect
Hnrrisnn Enrnrrnr
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WANTED By an experienced male teacher, a
w school. Best OF references given.
Address Teacher,
North Penobscot,
Maine.
wI
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CLAIMED FOR CLEVELAND.


NOTHING DEFINITE YET RECEIVED.
TRENTON, Nov. 4. Passa.c County gives
an estimated Republican majority Of 1900.
about the same as in 1850. Both parties
claim the State. but nothing definite has vet
been received.
The Republicans claim Essex Count, By
from 1900 to 5000, slight Republican
gain.
PHELPS ELECTED TO CONGRESS.
PATERSON. Nov. 4. Meagre returns 10
dictate that Blaine will exceed Garfield
plurality Of 1850 in Passaic county. The
entire Republican COZ sty ticket and three
Republican Assembly men are probably elect
ed. Phelps, Republican, for Congress, ran
ahead OF his ticket.
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Thin People

STRENGTHENING, improved, the hest for backachc
pains highest or side, rheumatism, neuralgia.