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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice To all
i concerned that she has been duly APP
pointed and has taken upon herself the
trust Of an ldmini-tratriN Of the estate of
Haskell ". Hinckley, late Of Bluchill, IN
the County Of Hancock, deceased by giving
bond as the law directs; she therefore re
quests all persons who are indebted 20 the said de
ccased's estate. 10 make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon TO exhibit
the same for payment.
FANNIE II. HtNCkLEY. Adm'r'N.
November l. lSsS. 3w3
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Died.

Obituary notices, beyond the LyIs, Name and Ags
must he paid for al the rate Of ten ceats a Tine.
-Eiisworth-nec, ~, Mr.. E,la. wife Of
Joseph Garland. aged y years and months.
Jan. ~. Dea, heni. Franklin, aged 80 years
and 10 months.
Hancock-Jan. IA. Fannie Louise, daughter
Of James Mcfarland, aged 4 years, months
and DAYS.
Bluehill-Jan. Is, Mr.. Eli n. Blagdon. aged
GO years.
Gouldsboro-,Jan. II. Mr.. Joseph +. Kings
ley, aged 40 years.
Brooklin-Jan. Is. Mrs. Mary, wife Of Mr..
Moses Mcfarland, aged ga wears, 10 months
and 10 days.
Bucksport-Jan. 3, Mrs. Almira J. Stubs.
aged p wears and month.
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ANEMoNE.


The weather reports. which YOU nave
given Us from various parts Of the county.
through the columns of the AMERICAN,
have been items Of interest; but although
given in detail-as to the losses Of property
his gale and general discomfort of the peo-
pie from cold, II have seen nothing direct
as TO It's effect on our public schools, which
at this season are invariably in progress,
and take pleasure IN reporting briefly in
this direction School in district No. !,
closed Jan. | / after term Of eleven weeks,
and We, as teacher and scholars, think the
newspapers keep strictl, to the facts, when
they sav,-severely cold mercury lower
than il has been for ,ears,-heayiest gale
ever known among our townsmen; but with
US the frost has not chilled our ardor IN
school work. nor the interest Of parents in
educational matter. Are all the parents in
our county, so alive to tine educational in-
terests of their children, as to arm them
selves with shovels and "cear the wa,' 10
our school houses? Are all the parents as
jealous as were the workers Of old in re-
building the walls of Jerusalem. who bat
tied the opposing elements with one hand
and with the other helped along the work
Those people surely had a "miud to work :"
and such we need to carry forward the work
Of education. Just such people found in
BROOKLYN. district No. |. this winter, and
they may well expect this report from their
children; good interest in school work.
good progress. and cheerful obedience to
the rules Of school Whole number in at-
tendance. 70; average number. IS. and the
roll of honor registers the names Of l6.
Jan. II TEACHER.
-Rev. Jos. II. TAYLOR. Master of Scdg
wick Grange installed the officers elect Of
Brooklln Grange on SATURDAY. evening. Jan.
d
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There has been a wide difference Of
opinion as TO whether Standard or Local
time should be the rule in Business, but
HuLAks BROTHERS have secured happy
combination of both in the 'lSs4T brand Of
cigars. manufactured by Albert Lewis Of
Bangor The "lss4- is the latest sut. and
the best for the money. Try them.
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Resolutions Of Respect.
Hall uF HONE IEMFLE LnpGf. No.
- o. q l. ANIAINE. Inn IL -

-. / @. q. l.. LAN"iNF, Jan. u. -.
Wher~I> The Angel 81 Death ha- a-ain
entered our band anu taken fIs,ln our midst our
believed brother. Grur-" \. Coolidge. there
FORE
E.snfr,f. Tha' til lii~ earl, ,i,,a,h thu { -i.,
hl- lot eue ~ H. trnr-t mcmi-r, ana ihe
community pnr ~ III promising Young men.
E.soirei, That the charter and r--ai.L -
Ill. ,,i-' be- iraprl in mournin. for the space
~ ~ d4y- - q token - respect.
Res.irei. That W, tender 10 fl' VIII, and
~ III" rolaiis,- - ia, d,,.a-ed our heartfelt
sympathy IN their affection. and that copy u
these resolutions hs. sent 10 The ELLSWORTH
AMERICAN for Publication and slsa recorded
oh III" book ~ The ui-e.
OHIANI-p COZ sins. -
Hoy 1 ii SMITH. ".
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" -st Brooks,ille.

VEST Rockville
Nothing new at The Corner"
James Farnham !, a. home ON d, y,,jr
after an absence Of more, than a war He
ha, been sailing out of Portland for several
wears
vn Ta,l., ., . po.l,,
vol naer. r. iii rn,r.,n ~ uin,ar
49, IN IT,
Most q the smtIterH haNe left the ice
ana gone 70 choppins WOOD
Fred Webber has taken down hi,
dwelling house at the wharf. and hauled it 10
the west side Of Capt. Mats hill on the ferry
road, where it will be put up the coming
spring.
There will be lean YEAR marty al
Tapley Hall. February IA.
Jan. - YoLANp.
Bar harbof-
Prot. A. IT, Quimby Of Boston, who i
spending the winter with family connections
at Hull's Cove, is to teach a class in sing
ing at Bar Harbor. beginning Wednesday
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HANCOCK COUNTY
SAVINGS BANK /,
Ellsworth, Maine.

oRGINIZED, MiRCH Pm 1878.
MONEY deposited on az before the 1T day Of
lu March, June, september and December will
draw dividends from the first OF month.
Dividends ON deposits payable twice a year,
june and December.
Dividends declared added to the
principle, thus compromising the interest every
six months
81 Under the existing law of this state all
deposits in savings Banks, are eNealY' from Iau
nicipal taxation.
No returns Of names OF depo-ftor- are required
To be made t. state town authorities, and all
accounts are held by this Bank 70 be strictly pri
waite and confidential
Married women and persons under age can he
post money in ther names, 50 that IL can
he drawn only by themselves, or on their order,
Especial advantages afforded TO Executors,
Guardians, Trustees, and others having in charge
trust funds
JAMES +. DAVIS, President,
4sai &c. BU RRII.L, Treasurer
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kur young ladies who are troubled with
freckles, pinples, moth and tan and a bad
skin generally to use liquid paints or dry
powders, for they only make tbs skin look
veil for the time being. To have good
complexion you must have pure blood. Use
Sulphur Bitters and your skin will be fair
and complexion rosy.- Yoang Ladies Mag
urine
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CORNISH. Me. Jan. -.

NVkNINH. We, Jan. II.
Fire DESTROYED the block of buildings
owned By lonng ). Boothby hi morning.
Mr.. Boo,hhN aud three children narrowly
escaped burning, and three families we're
rendered homeless. Lero, +. Pixies new
house was badly damaged BoolEh,'s loss
hbou; 500. partially insured. ". Wood
bur, ; house vas nearly demolished b, or
liz IF the Selec,men to saw, tlr Ea.e
Mia.
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Gouldsboro.
Joseph king.le, # Winter Hatbor,
dropped dead Al West GouldShoro. last We'd
neslay lie leaves wife and child.
Mrs H. u. Hovey. wife Of J. l. Hovey.
Esq. died quite suddenly. last Tuesday.
Heart disease was the cause. She leaves
husband. two sons and daughter TO mourn
her loss.
Nj Emo, Tracy i ,richins dancing
schoo. here. Judging BY the large number
in attendance the, mus, ~ having grand
good time al Wh,taker', Hall.
-ThI-e or four horse teams are hauling
s'avc wood INTO the upper pond for ]. I.
Wallace and / :. DInlier
w l. Gup'ilI utilities the warmer days
BY running his mill on spool lumber.
Il think ihc soi, weather prophets
saol!l II, thclr baud, Al wood saving
though prrhap, tie hard weather has A.
read, compelled them 70 BY =.
SIX weeks more. then. Come gentle
sPruc. n.
Some time an February the West
GouiI,boro Dramatic Club MI. present The
picturesque ,!r.,ma, ou'i,le! Mex Whites.
with new ,ccnrr, an! new costume.
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amherst.


The weather is fine
Bark hauling business j. lively.
All uoodsmen report a fair business.
C, W. Rodick hauled with one pair Of
horses 26 feet Of bark at one load. last
Thursday.
-Alphonzo White, Of East Eddington,
has taken the mail Ia carry from Bangor TO
Aurora, in place of VIM. Clark. He has
already began the work.
Jan. - NJ
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Mr. c. &. Burrill, reports the line Of
deposits in his bank as rapidly increasing
and already exceeding his anticipa,ions.
Mr.. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
to our merchants and others, as would be
furnished By National Bank. 3tf
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If YOU are in want Of a Moving Ma
caine d Horse Rake, or any kind Of Farm
Machinery, come and see me before purchas-
ing elsewhere Orders by mail promptly
attended to.
j. H. BRowN, Agent,
lift. Ellsworth Ne.
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Notice Of Sale.

THE GliswsrtA YSssdry 4 n aehine Go.
L OFFER for sale all Of their property real
and p~rsWaal situated in the CITY OF Ellsworth
Me-, consisting Of land, butlSltngs, man Chin
cry, sO"os and stock. They will also entertain
proposals for lease of the same or for the dis
posal of such an additional amount of the unssued
Capital stock as will be necessary to enlarge the
business.
Forfurther particulars inquire Of or address VIM
o. Mcdonald, or Lafayette Davis at Ellsworth, Me.
VIM. o. MCDONALD, Treas.
Ellsworth, Oct. 20. 1882. At.
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Bark Belle Wooster at Phladeip hia. Jan H.
from tarienas. reports, Jan. = between Capcs
lookout and Hstteras. experienced a heavy south.
east gale and eros, seas; hove To for twelve hours
and had decks swept Of everything movable.
Jan. ., on Hatteras, passed large quantity Of
yellow pine lumber.
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E..sF.r.h Branch: TIE Singer My. Go.

Dealers in the genuine Singer Sewing
Machine. also par,, attachments needles.
o. Ac. for this and other make, of ma
chimes ani machines repaired
J II Blows. Manager
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DEMERARA-Ar Dec. - >ch. carrie 4. Buck.
man, Lawrence, fernaniina
PORT ~ PRISCE.-Ar. Jan. g. sch. Harry
White Hopkins, from Point a Pitrr. for New York,
loading.
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&c We have also So so so and ss0
Premiums. send f"r ful Price AMI
Premium List
\ sample Of any Kind Of Tra -..ut to an, n,ldre-.
81 fr..iD ,f
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ner. Mr.. Clergue concluding the argument,
the honorable board stated tina the case
would receive few days consideration and
adjourned.
Jan. % ANEMoNE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-24

If you have any Pictures to be copied
enlarged and framed, you should leave YOUR
orders with B. F. Joy at once.
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For the greatest amount of pictures at
short notice, call at Joys Gallery where YOU
can get 2Ss at one sitting By the new In
,taDtaneops Dry Plate Process.
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MAK lltrARrMkN1

WAR DEPARTMENT }
o-fice OF the Chief Signal Officer
Washington. j. C.. Jan 23.-i 4 NJ
Indications
For New England. partly cloud, weather.
.oea! RAIN 81 snow. SOUTHERN winds. falling
barometer warmer weather.
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Hk<to,k sat court Of probate, held az Els
WORTH within and for the county uf Hancock. on
the iirst Wednesday ~ January, \. u. l~~I
ItMES TIItR~TpN. ~ fremont, having prr
u scented petition praying that certain real estate
tic rrihcd therein, 81 hich Mar \ Thur-ton, late
Of fremont, In said county d.rd -csc,l and possess
ell. and which f. now owned ny him in common
with Others therein named. may h- divided ami
partitioncd
ORDERED. That the said Ihur-tou give motto" 10
all persons Interested. by causing a copy 81 this
orlcr to De published three weeks >u,rc~eiyely In
the Ellsworth American, printed or published ~
Ellsworth. that they may appear AZ pruhat" Court
To- c held Ellsworth in -aii county. on the first
"wednesday Of February next. ~ ten 81 the clock
to the forenoon, and -htv cause Il any they have,
nhl the said In -trum'ni should not hr proved ap.
prut c.l amt allowed the la-t wll ann tr.tamrut
IN ~lll d.cra -t,I
IWa FARMER Tue X Judge
tttc-t ,HA~ T. puRE. Register
,ri' 'npl. ttr-t tHt- II pnEE. Register
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" inter iiAIhor.

Mr. J. Roberts nas rented tile binding
known as the Eureka llou>- and pr 100 j!
stock Of general merchandise and seems 10
be doing quite business, He D, iIrn.,n.u.
emp. o,ment 10 quite uumhr Nc persons
knitting horse net, for winch hr hA- a can-
tract.
There va, 4 Ma>gIrr4ir M. i, PAc.t,
Hail. Wednesday evening.
Mr.. J. +. Kingsley. one Of our citizens.
dropped dead in Oscar Stevens black >mi'A
shop. at Yves, Gould>boro. "Wednesday al
ternoon. The sudIenne,> Of his death was
a shock TO the whole community.
The thermometer registered fifteen de-
grees below zero here. last Wednesday
which j. very cold for this locality.
Jan. n K
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The general topic of discussion seems
% be the proposed railroad connecting the
railroad on Green Mountain with the steam
boat " harf at Bar HaIbor. Although We
IN this immediate vicinity are eight miles dis
tant from that thriving village, yet we feel
deep interest in the question, for our plans,
hopes, and fears are identical with those Of
the people Of Bar Harbor We have always
firmly believed in the sacred rights Of the
majority, and as the majort, is not in favor
Of the project, in all justice, the railroad
commissioners ought to decide against it.
On one side are few capitalists who hope
10 gain one more bag of the golden treasure
from the scheme on the other side are the
many whose property and prosperity are at
stake. Any man with all iota of honesty
and nobility in his nature can see which is
IN the right. MAY right conquer and truth
and justice reign supreme.
The singing school at Salsbury's Cove,
laugh, by Mr.. Qlimby has been such
pronounced success that the scholars have
decided to have twelve more nights.
The High School at Salsbury's Cove
began Jan. 6, under the instruction of Mr..
John Higgins, Of West Eden. Mr. Higgins
Is graduate OF the F. NJ. \. eeninary al
Bucksport, class Of 's3. Having been
"semiaary boy oEce himself, your cores
pendent wishes him the best Of success
One of the pleasantest evening gather
ings Of the season, was a reception rendered
to Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus +. Richards at the
residence Of Capt. G. B. Richards, by the
young people of this vicinity on the even
ing Of Jan, II. Some of those innocent
games of which young people are proverb-
tally fond wera INDUCED in, after which
refreshments were served. The guests dis
persed at the seasonable hour of twelve,
wishing the newly married couple long
life and the height Of prosperity.
ERRATIC ENRIQUE.
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City and County.
Have you frozen YOUR ears.

every day on the Shore Line
Clarence Hale. Esq. OF Portland. was ad.
mitted, Friday, 10 the United States Supreme
Court.
MIR. Jane T., wife OF Rev. James Wells
formerly pastor at Dctiham died in Douglas
Jan. /, aged Il ycar>.
Mr.. NJ. II, Hammond, of East >urry. will
furnish first class music for ball>. parties. and
sociables, al reasonable rate.
Carpenters are LAYING the sill, o. the
freight hou>c AT the railroad station herr and the
frame will probably ~ raised this week.
\ large supply Of ice for home consump-
ton j. now being stored. 1t isn't needed par
ticularly now. but prohabl, will be by july
next.
In the House Naval Committee FRIDAY.
Representative Boutele was appointed chair
man Of the subcommittee ON Marine Corp.
ami Retirement,.
F. Gerri-h o. Franklin. j. CARRYING fine
line Of fruit. confectionery. tobacco. cigars
drug ami medicines. He make- a speciality
Of ola Rum cigar.
Brig Eugene Hale. 81 alai.. capt. stephen
Harding. arrived IT Boston, Jan. II. from
>urinam. making the passage in l. day, one
oi The fastest an record
The President ha> approved the bill fixing
tho time for holding the regular term ~ the
district court. district ~ Maine at Bangor.
Thi. {. thc fir,, TIN ~ IN. 18Th Congress which
hs- become 2 Law.
The schooner orana-ka. Allen. which ar
rived at sullivan on the evening Of Jan. :.
dragged her anchor, during tn" yale Of the
mex mnrnin. and went a-horr. She sustained
considerable, damage aud tillrd.
Mr. Hunt Of New York viii build a fine
establishment AT Bar Harlor. near the Howard
villa next season. TIL stable alone will cost
between s--rsl AMI st.o. The rniir" cot 81
the hudins- Viii ~ ahou; 5000"
Mr. +. j. Hoi-kin- hs- purchased thu
wharf known - the H"'m'- wharf. IN ia"
lower rar, Of 'hc ci',. Thu lo' ami wharf
wer- -Dld for on, hundred dollar. wli'h s,
about "n,--half y hat thu, arr re
rhc cutter wooihur,. ~ THURSDAY. r.
lic,ot schooner lula rrir,. Which VA help
ie-- in the hca,, irr ia Jericho ~, AMI iowe'l
hel T. Ba-- Hari-,r. Ihc Price proceeded.
p...t. ,,.,.,.s J.,
JuI-, \. +. wi,w,I IN here for wash
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Call d; loys and examine the Photo
graphs he is now getting up with his new
scenery and accessories.
10 THk pl.HLIt HANS kIpNtl A<p BAGS
PiA-TEES arr recommended hy PIN -lrlans and
A.Anop l.s.t,l Dis those Oh hay. tired them 90 ~
iisitff,fv tLe B.sf P,ralss Plaster ~ TIE market
ivril
10 neA>l rest the IL that N-ar- . CorA-'
HlAne' RADICAL CpR> HFWph ER j. guaranteed
q cur, ithoLl a ll.mi-h. iyrS
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Tea Clubs F!

We want Agents In every town In Maine to get
mp clubs for our Teas. We offer q CASH dis.
count OF p per cent. from all ORDER Of $40 and
above, or A. liberal Premiums of GLASS, troCkery,
China AMI silver Ware, n an, Company in the
Country,
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THE subscriber hereby gives pubnc no.ic. 10 all
L concerned. that he ha. been duly appointed
ami has taken upon himself the trust % Executor
Of the Ia W i'll and fe stamcnt of aTrlne Walker
late Of Hluehll in the County Of HAncock Maine,
deceased by giving bond as the Law direct. he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
To the said ieceascl'- estate. u make immediate
payment, and those who have any immediate de
mands thereon 10 exhibit the same for settlement
HENRY Is. DARLING, EN.
Blushiil. January ;. l->4. 3Wl.
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And III accordance with Law and an ol,lei Of the
Boar't of Directors, many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock as may he necessary, Will he sold
public Auction at Ufhce Of Treasurer on THURSDAY
Jan. 81, lisa, at II O'Clock A. NJ Of said day to
pay sait DELINQUENT Assessment thereon, together
with costs " advertising and expenses Of sale,
office, Room Il. 1, state ST. norton,
", VI, JEMETT,
aw9 Treasurr.
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WITH tNtRt ORDER ron so WORTH oI TEN,
We will give an Eng China Tea Set Of A pieces, or
White Eng. China Chamber Toilet Set Of 10
pieces. ar : d"l. silver plated Knives and Forks,
or one l"l. silver plated Tea spoons or Fork.
> uZ. Of each.
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pul.le Temperance meeting Will te
n,lI hcrc ou Tftda, evening next. With a
,!c~ af Organizing lodge 81 Good Temp
.ar, Er, JD>. II IAl.nr State Deputy, Will
be- present and address, the meeting on the
importance 60: local temperance organiza-
t,on especially fnr the campaign this year.
Should the day be stormy. tn meeting rll
M held SATURDAY evening.
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ORDERS FOR 10. H~.>slSG FIX
ECUTEh F~oMpTLY.
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WITH ENkRN ORDER FOR sl5 WORTH Oh TEA,
will give an Eng China Tea >et of d pieces or
decorated Chamber Toilet Set nf 10 pieces or an
Eng. China breakfast set ~ - pieces or 4 hand
some Hanging Lamp.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-24

N,Ht ",rr of Probate, .f,i at tIl-Aorh. within
anil Ter the county .f ittu,.~k rn rtr ir-t
"Wednesday ~ faurE,rt : -. l--I
tthl tITL DAVIS. ltmrl fNttutll. jr I'd
Ii certain instrument. UutEiurTiu- Il, Nv the la-t
\ iii ana testament tx Martha " Irli-rn. lad, Nd
Ellsworth. iu -.t.t Count. Nr.,.-ri ha,iu- rrr
.enttI rhr -itn, :nr probate
pRHERIn. THAT TN, -.It DhNl- -itt
nntitc ~ u! lrr-i.r- lut.rr-tclI Ls ,tE-
in- rnpt NJ th- nt,trr ru POD rui I!-h,i tlr, crA-
-,.r,e--!y'l, Ia tr Ellsworth american printed nr
puhli-hv,! 40 Ellsworth that The. tuas appear ~ I'd
Frui.t', Count I" Be- hrli ~ Ellsworth iu -tid
count. on thu ir~t "Wednesday of February neat,
~ ten uf the rark iu the forenoon. aud h"', cause,
II any they have, WhN the -ald INSTRUMENT -h"ult
not he proved, approved ant allowed as the ia-t
I'LL ant testament ~ -lIi deceased
iwa- PARKER Tt X. luNt.r.
Attest X Ht~ 4. DotE, Register.
true tupv, Attest -, IN~ i. nnEk Register.
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WITH FyERN ORDER FOR sl6 WORTH or TIA
y" Will give an elegantly decorated Chamber
Toilet st ~ 10 pieces dnI. Rogers 4 Brothers
Princes Forks" heavy silver plate on white
metal. or very handsome quadruplr plated castor
with engraved bottles, beautiful silver plated
take Racket. quadruple plate
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Notice..

On WOMEN wanted To make PANTS at their
w homes. The subscriber will deliver the
work from his house In Somesyille, To any on Mt
Desert Island who knows how To do it or will take
pains To learn; also from so. West Harbor
Pressing d"ne In >omesvilie after being returned.
a. \. JONES,
wi Mt. Desert, Me
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FARM for SALE.

TUX Piace formerly known as the oi,n.n..
i place In North Lamoine on the sac rn.a
iea,ing to the Point, and more recently nsgsaasaS
oy the late Rev l.. 4. Grant will be sold al = IA,
gam II applied for soon said place Contain.
good pasture land, twelve acYss m tjIlape a 80
pleasant and nicely finished dwelling heuse ,ns
goosI out- Dnllhinge, alss wood lot Of as .cres
mostly oil growth. one Of the best IN tesn Ths..
property will ~ sold low for cash in~
ApPiv Ia MRS. J.. L. GRANT
-, North Lan0ine
"T'f Nss~o
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By TELEGRAPH.
Destructive Fire al Cornish.

Dispatches to the Ellsworth American
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-24

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plated Dinner MI ipl pieces, " ith no
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pieces, Or rnc dnT silver plated knives ana Fork
or 4 silver PLATED cake Haskell quadruplc plate
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