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CITY ITEMS.
Prepare for Visitors.

England is called John Bull; there is, how
ever, no sobriquet for DIR. Bulls Cough syrup.
Prepare for Visitors.
and refurnish your house with some of the
great bargains offered for tomorrow only at M.
so Jars @ 80 Rova IN ST. n no W. Stone china
ages Tacks, Sc; decorated Chamber Sett with
gilt lines and eoored borders, SD. OS; fancy Has
Dinner and Tea Sets combined. 122 pcs,
Sll9I, worth 49, u dOZ. fancy Goblets 23c:
Cuspadores. 1oc.; large Dustpans, &c.; stone
y doz. ebony handle Knives and Forks, 47c;
new line of baby carriages sold at manufactur-
erS prices.
Johnson's. 13 and F,-solid Fat Blue Points.
Frank s Jewelry Store. No. 457 Pa. ave.
just received new and complete line of jewelry,
sllverware, cutlery and optical goods.
Fest 81 Razor i'm City. at Franks
aE,nson's. 13 and E-Choice, standard and
select Steam.
Mems Heavy White Military Gloves
15c.a pair at Auerbach' $ knit jacket depot, 7&H
Joslnson's, 13 and New York stews, (se-
lect.) w
Fine Wraps below cost, 1856 9TH st. ]. E.
Youngs. 6
The Boss one-minute Coffee Pot saves SO
per ,o cent Of the he coffee:
sDdeEran>s Hagerstown Buck and Dogsk in
Gloves, at Aucrbach's knit jacket depot z thSH .
JohnsOn's. ID and E-Oysters, Fish ,Terrapins'
w. " .IgbIUs.
ThOrntOn's Emulsion ..s.,.,11.
of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites of
Lime and Soda for coughs, colds, Consumption,
impaired nutrition and general debility; easy
and pleasant to take: Prescribed by physi-
clans. Sold by Druggists. Large bottles SOC.
Manufactured by w. E. Thornton, corner Bal.
timore and Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md.
m,w,f
JGhnsOn's. 13 and E-Oysters plenty, prices
unchanged.
Mems Heavy Cloth Jersey Gloves Soc,
at Auerbach's knit jacket depot, 7th and H ST.
JOhnsOn's. 13 and E-High grade Oysters
only. Lifetime experience. Ladies large saloon
attached.
"Alderney Dairy Wagons
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morn.
ing, and delivered in half-pOund award" nrfnts
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RICE has Just made several portraits of Lieut..
Greedy. He is improving In health and getting
70 look a little like himself again.
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B. III. DOUGLASS Il Sons Capsfcum Cough
Drops are manufactured by themselves, and are
the result of over forty years experience in COM
pounding cough mixtures.
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Dr. LYONS PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
An ELEGANT Toilet LUXURY, % cents
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"Alderney Dairy WACO

ANeTHey HHITy WHKOmS."
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morn.
ing, and delivered in half-pound Ward" prints
soc. per pound. Also Cottage Cheese, Butter
m Tx and Sweet Milk, &c. per quart. Cream 15c
pint.
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42O-422-424-426 9TH street.

To INACCURATE OUR NEW STUDIO, at $40
Market space, we Will make AT that place ana
at orlr old stand, Az Penna. avenue, elegant
Cabinet Photographs at from
for 81.
Call now before the height of the rush. Low
prices but not cheap work. X. Wallis Impe-
rial studios $40 Market Space. Az Penna ave.
and 900 W. Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
&c HUTCHINSON has just received and will
display for the coming week a magnificent as.
sOrtment of ..pCinte,' "pointe de Venice, y
"thread" and "duchess" lace flouncing. with
narrow laces tn match. real lace 'hdffs, meek
wear" &c Fosters Kid gloves, with improved
hooks .9O1 Pennsy lvania aVenue."
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II ROCHON, CORCORAN BUILDING.
e. Flrst-clasS Hair Dresser from Paris.
Three Patents and Five Medals from Expositions Of
Paris Lyons and Vienna
Manufacturer and importer Of
HUMAN HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
Ladies fine Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing.
Hair dyed and shampoo u Ia Ia iirStclass manner.
Wigs TO order.
DIS 18th ST N
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Mems Heavy White Military Gloves
1oc.a pair, at Auerbach' knit jacket depot 7&H
JOhnsOn's, Is and E-New York Stews. (se-
lect.) "
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ORIENTAL RUGS, &c.-Note that this sale Is at
DuncansOu Bros, $40 9th street and com
mences on Wednesday. The exhibition now in
progress, has been pronounced one Of the best
ever shown in this country.
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r. r. TICKETS bought and sold. 6O5-6O9 Pa. ave
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=, Deeds In fee have been recorded as follows:
S3.155.4O. Il. b. SIaalley trustee, to b. II. War.
ner, part 3 and 4, SCI. 1So; s.. B. HI. Warner
TO b. H. Wander. same property: S13, 900. Mary
II, so. 5S2: 81 900. Junihs B. Wheeler to l..
Mgslee, part l., So. 346; s., 500. HOnora Roche
TO Dennis Connell, part ~. So. $780, $500. w. r.
Decide TO Mary f. Drew, part Ill, BeaRs addi-
tion to Georgetown; S52S.
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SEAL SACQUEs. fur-lined circulars and plush
sacqueS. Special bargains ut StineInetZ i Sons S,
l23, PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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FUSsELL'S Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo,
142. New York avenue.
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PAINTINGS, ETCHINGs. ENGRAyINGS. PICTURE
FRAMEs-A great variety of picture frame
mCuldings and many other novelties. all 9Th
street.
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England is called John Bull: there is. how
yer, no sobriquet for DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 1
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\ SLIGHT FIRE occurred yesterday at house
1882 2iSt street northwest, occupied by Ana
MAS Spencer. 1t was extinguished by members
OF truck company without any alarm.
BEWARE IMITATION PEBEIFs.-Genuine,
Hempler's. IL, It.
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Fine Wraps below cost, 1856 9TH st. ]. E.
Young's. &
The Boss One-minute Coffee Pot saves 80
per cent of the coffee
10 w. S. jerks & Co. III 9TH street
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sllSerWire, cutlery and optical goods.
Best 81 Razor i'm City. at Franks. 1
-
hs,nsOn's. 13 and E-Choice, standard and
select Steam
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Mems Heavy Cloth Jersey Gloves Soc,
at Auerbach's knit jacket depot, 7th and H St.
JOhnsOn's. 13 and E-High grade Oysters
only. Lifetime experience. Ladies large saloon
attached.
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RECHABITE INsTALLATIoN.-D. b. C. r
Everett Scroggfns BIAS Installed the newly-se
follows: Thomas Tear, s; George Cissen, c. r..
Downing: F. s.; W. B. Marche, T.; II. Stewart
George Allen and Joseph Hodssoh, R. and L.
H. 5. TO G. R.; Willard Crawford and Thomas
Dunn, K. and l.. II. $. to D. r. Past Chief Ruler
j, j. Murray was elected delegate to the Hi2f
Tent, which meets in WilnunRton, n. c., IL
May next, with l. ". Downing alternate.
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EDdegraH-s Hagerstown Buck and Dogskin
Gloves at Aucrbachs knit jacket depot, 7th&H
JohnsOn's. 13 and E-Oysters, Fish, Terrapins'
&c. -
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n ihE ICE BLOCKADE IN THE CHESAPEAKE
6af --Ihe Ice blockade in the Chesapeake bay
~. S.Ss more n formidable saturday and yesterday
LOW LeihPeFature OF Friday night closed the
water as lar down as Sharps Island, and
folht Lookout, ninety-tiVe miles from Balti-
note. ihis complete closing of the bay from
snOre 10 shore ior more than One-half its length
~ zee from Two 10 three inches thick is con-
siuereu very remarkable by those who have
been navigating its waters for lorg term OF
Sears- Ing oyster Feet is entirely shut out
from Baltimore. An oyster famine seems i'm
minent
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JohnsOn's. 13 and E-Oysters plenty, prices
unchanged.
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SENT To JAIL FOR AN ASSACLT-Saturday
morning two cCIOred boys named John SMALL
wood and William Hammond, who were at
work digging a cellar on Sth street, became in
VOWED III quarrel. because the lat ter accused
the former OF eating his dinner. Smallwood
Took up pick with which he brCn, Ham
mDnd nnger. when he was arrested by a citi-
zen and locked up. In the Police Court this
morning SnailwCod was charged with the
assault. and he pleaded guilty. He was sent TO
Jail for six months.
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THE GARFIELD MEMORIAL HoSPITAL.-SIDce
ne establishment Oi this general hospital hOm-
.oPathic patients have been admitted, and ali
EicllIes OF The perfect hospital organization
placed at the disposition Of and use by the at
tending homeopathic physician, in accordance
with tie bylaws OF the hospital.
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II YOU are losing your grip on life. try well
Iieaih RenrWer." Coo. .Ir,,ct 10 weak .lat..
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Marine List.



BALTIMoRE.-Ar. Feb. 30. sch. Sylvanus
e. Haskell, Haskell. Brunswick. Ga.
Sid. FEB. 20. sch. Kit Carson, Harding
Port Royal, 5. {.
BosToS-Sld. Feb 20, sch. Juliet, Leach.
Portland.
Sid. Feb. 80, sch. Waldemar, Parker, no
destination given.
BRUNSWICK, GA.-Sld. Feb. Il, sch. Helen
G. Moseley. Holt. Rio Janeiro.
sid II, sch. ii. J. Cottrel, Haskell, Phila-
deIphis.
CHARLEsToN.-Ar. Feb. IA, sch. Henrietta.
Hin. from Plymouth. \. c.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR.-Ar. Feb II,
sch Z. II. Harriman,- st. John, \. b..
for New York.
NEW YoRK.-Ar. Feb. 10, sch. F. D..
Ho,lgkins, Hodgkins, Pensacola.
PoRTLASD.-Sld. Feb. 10, sch. Black
Warrior. Babbidge, Deer Isle.
Ar. Feb IS. sch. Charles Z. Moody, Deer
Isle for Boston.
VINEYARD HAyEN.-In port, Feb. l6, sch.
Clio Chilcott, Fullerton.
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Obituary.

Died al lIancuck. Feb. 8, lN>J, Mr.. Carrie
\. Philips tuce ~camm0n> OF Franklin
In the death Of this e-timable Young lady the
community Ia. lost one whose coujuyai alice
tioH. ii,ial Eicty and exemplary virtues had en-
i-iTed her to large circle OF friends. Re-
triu- IN her disposition sud gentle III her man
n,r. They Who penetrated into the inner
sanctuary II her nature found mind trained
by education 10 lofty thoughts and q heart
h ul, alive {" sympathy and affection, the
which,, .anctiiiod bv that highest gin-the
-rar'. % God AMI finding expression in life
approx able 80 man and acceptable TO God.
Her sickness WAS very brief and the mcsscn-
.ser 81 death came quickly but not TOO soon FOR
the li2ht ~ dawning heaven 10 leave il, r.
Iiertion in the peaceful smile which fingered
81 her face, paicd with the marble hue Of
death. Her husband has the deep sympathy
Of her many friends 10 comfort him in the
hour II hi great grief. but more than all this
he ha- the ble>t assurance, which he can share
with her own household, that she has gone To
that r-t which remaineth for the people OF
God.
Alone unto our Fathers will
one thought hath reconciled;
That he whose love eXceedcth ours,
Hath taken home his child.
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Svd-visk.

F,ne ,lejghioe.
Rev. c. f. Harlen IA, opened an even
iu1 school for Young men, in the room over
lhe post office. Mr. Harden is an excellent
teacher and much praise Is due him for the
interest be- takes ia the Young.
Nj Frank Herrics. artist. has rcmov-
81 his saloon from Sargcn,,iile to Sedgwick
silaZe, whore he IS now ready 10 execute
orders which he NAV receive.
Quite 4 village Of smei, houses on the
lee 40 Benz amin river. Some Of the sm,l.
teF> are quite unfortunate Mr. A. B. Car
trg'> ten, took fire last Friday and together
with his fishing apparatus and coat. were
DESTROYED
We are "on, IL the cold in every sense
81 the word. No Steamboat communication
nearer then Ca>tine.
y. c Dodge and wife have lef; ,oua to
.T.Hl few weeks with their relatives in
Ra>:on.
Feb %. KITTY.
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Resolutions Of Respect,

south Hancock Maine Fob. Il. is-.i
u regular meeting Of PLEASANT HOME
Lu.uF, No. ~. |. -. Of G.. 7. Committee
was chosen "a frame the following resolutions.
EhsrerS. hu the eighth day Of Feb. 1875.
ht command of our divine Mater death en-
tered car rrrl, aH'l tpok from u, our dear and
beloved brother, Edward W. liaeAeti. who
f1r ten wear has h-en faithful member II
nur grand order, therefore.
Rs 3r>f. That while W. mourn this los
VIII heartfelt grief, We reaiiz" our utter ina
hats tu express 10 Wortt- our appreciation nf
taH many excellent qualitic. he Possessed. and
Arp' wc may try 20 Initiate in this life the en-
uahHns pr.rrpt. ~ hl- am'Ahic. discreet and
exemplary character, - Mildly ~ forth in his
,ial'y Waik. anJ stay and support in hi. hours
~ -'f,rr distress AMI >uherns-. trusting that
hy 80 doing "" mas h- prepared WHEN the
-r,t' Na~i'r hail call Ii 10 Jnin him in the
Lodge above.
Ksmlr,i. That IN the death II our dear
hr4fh,r. "u. Lpd.s' ha- mt with los which
H!il ever be brought 10 our hrart> when We
gather around the altar ~ our Pheasant
Home" b. ,iu- ~, sons IN which he loYet -
J.iH
h~..is.}. Iaat IS. hereby tender TO the
fuu;ls Of uuT deceased brother ia their deep
h~r,a.eln our heartfelt -ympatbic> and re-
-a-!- sni f.rssniis pray ;hai the great God
who At"tl ai' thing well. VIII send the angel
~ comfort IL ~ptaA l.cace 10 their souls.
s,irst lnat onr rrealA De- irapel ia
H"lru.u2 ~ months ~ token Of respect.
hs7trri. Ihat copy Of tlIe-s resolutions
.r presented a. the b,rraS"i ihniiy, and that
tl.f p placed upon thu records - our Lnd q
ana a3,n published in the ELLSWORTH AMER
IDsN.
uu- dear beloved j, called from our number
/. iain ,hr -rLud chorus where sweet harper>
~jH-
Iauu-i sadly we mis- him we would no; r,,.sii
him.
AMI pluck that brich; star from III. cr wn 81
rLg King.
FInELEk II. WOOSTER, Con-.
i-NpuEA \. WOOSTER. oh
MARTHA L. WOOSTER. RS.
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During This

Season Of the year, persons in middle hic, and
especially those who have Peer, Sltggis& Biaaf
find themselves affected with mary Ills witch, al
though not dangerous IN Themselves, are the
cause Of great deal Of suffering. Boiis, Rise
apo,ms, CaiiSlains, and Cell Hands sii Fee,
are among the most common and can oaly ie
reached through the B!ooi, Lfssr, Or hiiretJ
II you will use Browa .Saryatayiifa, yol vi
stimulate the digestive organs; give sigor to tli'
flow of blood; open to hc:i,hy action t''a dor
mant Liver and Kidneys, and tAoraashi5 ltTg-
the whole system Then viii yoar rest be sweet
er, the nervous system Aept i tame, re gse.s
waste Of body made good, aai'..y q labor. as wei
as the vitality Of the body viii be lArS, increased
and lif, better in every way. We eAll attention
to the facts that the
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called forth many words of praise. have
heen informed that Mr.. Griffin Of Harring-
ton is called one of the best cooks in East
ern Maine and surely the dinner corrobo-
rates the statement. Mr.. Card gives en-
ploymPnt 10 about forty men, distributed
about the woods and mill and they make
business quite lively in their locality. After
social chat and singing we babe adieu,
carrying home with us pleasant recoliec,ions
Of the DAY spent in the forest. May there
be many happy returns of the day.
Feb. 23
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The Maine Central Railroad Co.
Mt. Desert Branch.
Commencing, Monday, Oct. 20, "a
EASTERN STANDARD TIME.
WESTWARD TRAINS.

These Trains connect at Bangor. with through
trains on Main Line from and 10 Portland, Boston
and St John.
Morning train from Bangor connects every
Saturday with the STR. City Of Richmond for nil
bridge, Jonesport, Machiasport and PASSPORT. Re
turning the steamer leaves PASSPORT every Mon.
dav morning, connecting at the Ferry with after.
noon train which waits it, arrival or special is run
il necessary. The Richmond leaves the Ferry
every Tuesday morning at O'Clock for Portland
via an landings.
PAYSON TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and Gent Manager.
FEE. BOOrHBY, Genl Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
lyr25
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obituary aosires. besaHd he Bnt. NaB,, aad .tgs
'sy.i b pail for n n, rat. N Ten ccats line.
EllSworth-Feb. 70. Lucius u. Munson.
aged ~ wear, and ) months
Ellsworth Eall>-Jan. -. John W. Tired
erick. aged % wears. 10 months and LAYS
Hancock-Frb. 9. Mrs. Carrie A. Phillips,
aged - years
Bluehill-Feb. i, Mr. Nathan Parker, agr'i
about g. YEAR.
Bar Harbor-F,b. l.. benjamin F. Fog. .Ir,
formerly OF Lamoinr a-cd >. wears, months
and DAYS. Bangor papers please copyl
>pmcrNille. Ma>s.-teb. ~. Mr.. Aurilia \.
.tyre>, aged 80 years and & months
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H.yANA.-Sld Feb IL, bark Mary c. Hale,
Higgins, New York, via Cardenas.
BERMUDA-In port, Feb. IL, brig L. NJ.
Merritt. Hall. from Pensacola for Philadelphia,
in distress, discharging.
ST. HELENA.-Ar. Jan. IL, bark Julia,
Jordan, Sourabaya. and left for Lisbon.
CARDENAs.-Ar. Feb. Z, bark Allan Wilde,
Newman, Philadelphia.
M,TANZAs.--Ar. Feb. 8, sch. Clytie, Laugh
ton Savannah.
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Passed by IRA BERRY LODGE. No. Isl.
+. Il A. VI. Bluehill. Feb. 3. 1ss5.
Whereas, The unwecome messenger Death
has again entered our Lodge, and taken from
oar ranks Bro. jos. T. Hinckey, therefore,
KeSotred. That by his death the Lodge has
lost highly esteemed member. and the town
an honest. upright. and most useful citizen.
ResoiCed. That the family of our late
brother have our earnest and sincere sympathy
in their affection
Hesoiced, That a copy of these resolutions
10 sent to the widow of the deceased. also
placed on the records of our Lodge.
Attest HARRY b. PARKER, Sec'y.
J. 4. MILLER.
WIN. NJ. HOWARD, Com.
HARRY Ii. PARKER,
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PHOENIX INSURANCE CD.
NEW YORK.
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Jesse TrcWorgl of Ellsworth.
w County Of Hancock, stat, If Maine. by hi,
m"rt21ge',le,l dated the sixth ,lay Of October \
u. l-1A. antl recorded tn the Registry 81 Deeds
for said County Of Hancock in Book lf5. Page tl}.
conveyed ia Arthur Z nriukNatyr Int ut -ljd
Ellsworth hut nos deceased, twn certain l"t- or
parcels % iAnd -ltaGtri tn Ellsworth aforesaid
bounded AuI described a. frliuW~ 20 Vlt. ruc
tract tc south west tlr uf the Burk- port ROAD.
bounded -auth ca-t.rs by the line ~ bots formerly
tn isn-~--inH ~ at,iuy jordan. south ,~tcry hl
the Cranberry Marsh called north westerly
Ht the pr3Hul line aud rnrfuCa-irriy hs ;ur Bucks
port ritd, containing tttg aCrs- more les.
Nu't ais" one ether tlart She north cA-tyris
opposite i'e Of -ali rual, bounded south tiN
hy tbe lat ~ The Widow Ierian -,uth westerly
hy The E4rk -pnrt TuAi, north westerly by i IH,
running parallel Riih The jlnt w the ut nf fhu
widow jnrfitn Aforesaid. thirty "a .tl rJG- distant,
anal u"rtb cl-trriH tv thr head Hc ~ the r.p, I5t.
being "trip ~ tul th.rt} 81 ht rati- lu width and
two huti'i0". ant r.Hv rods ip length containing
Offs aorr- unrr i~--- AMI whereas said
mort Spr s~ tiult assigned Tee the uu.itr- Gus-l
h' jH'js J.. briukwItcr N.!miH.-trairN oG thr
r-'.t'r " SAIL Arthur ! priukWatrr A. appears
w Hrr .ier'I ~ s-t -unrut lated December z. :
fl, 80. n'raricd n -tisi ErEj+trt ot prc,,- 'a
Eo"S l-", Tax" ~. aui = icErl- tAc condition No
~aiI mortgage Ha- i..#g broken Hav therefore bs
reason ~ tle -.tb tgay " tel, condition thereof
Wr rlatm t"r,7' I4-u-'' ut -I!I mortgage
bAtyl a. Ellsworth Itur--4ii thJ- llih ,ilE IL
f,Nr1s1r- \. -. }-~i
NitIHt x pEI\hW \TEG. t,,..
WILLIAM DRl\kN kItH ''".''
.af4
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llrrn, slow in development. puny. scrawny.
c!icate. use Wells Health Remover
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Notice ofAssignee Of His Appointment.

At Ellsworth In the County Of Hancock, and State
Of Maine the eleventh day of February, A. d.,
ISIS.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice Of hisap-
p. yellison,o Mariavlle In said county ofliancock,
insolyent debtor, who has been declared an In.
solvent upon his petition by the Court Of lnsol-
vency for said county of Hancock.
2ws. ARNO W, KING, Assignee
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6oIiI.bare.


-Eben ioung's house and stable we're
burned to The ground last Wednesday even
ing week. But little was saved 1t caught
from the chimney. No insurance.
Five good (deer) dogs died in this
vicinity between sunset last Saturday night
and sunrise Sunday morning. Every dog
has his day" but it would seem the nights
are not SO certainly theirs.
Mr.. T.. X. Rolf who has been keeping
a boarding house at one Of the Sullivan
qasrries, viii soon move to his home in thi.
place.
Rev. Mr.. Dana preached here las, Sun
day in place # the presiding elder, Libby.
His discourse is highly spoken of.
Mrs. Abby Hill of IVES, Gould.boro,
who has shown strong symptoms ofinsani,y,
is improving, and she will not b. sent to the
asylum.
Mr.. McCarrick our veteran wood saw
yer, is very sick. 1t is thought he canno,
live.
f. q. Gup'iIi has a clock 50 years old.
Reckoning minutes for each dsy, his
mother Mrs. Geo. Gup,ii has spent 81 days
in winding it. X.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned. that he has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself, the trust of an Ad.
mnstfator OF the estate Of Alvin ii. Frost, late Of
Nariaviilc, in the county of Hancock, deceased,
by giving bond the law directs; he there fore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceaseds estate. to make immediate payment,
ami those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the same for payment
ARNO W KING, Admir-.
Feb. H. l>s5 3wss
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Season Of the year the system is in greater dan
ger from fatal disease than at any other time.
When the cold weather comes, The pores of
tie skin, always open in warm weather, are part
ly closed up, and the waste material usually pass
ing off through this channel, is sent to the Kid
neys and Bowels.
As We eat richer, hearicr food in the winter,
the amount Of waste material to be carried away
IS increased, and therefore greater amount Of la
Dor is thrown upon the Kidneys, Liver, and Blood.
This brings cut the weak points Of these or
gans, and Pains III Baek, Dyapisg Dowa
Pains, TUef Fseiing, CaiLls, Neuralgia,
Casayrh, B"iaassess, CONSTIPATION, and Con
sumption, together with minor ills such as Goat
81 Tongue, Bitter, Sonr Taste, Bad Breath I,
Dr0usneSs, Dissi,rfss, Sc, are the prevailing
troubles Of win,sT. The
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Ask for Wells Rough on Corns. H. Quic
cAmllCiG lIarl .nft Lil,,iat.
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Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants, be,
bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. l5c. Druggist
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ffiiE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
L concerned, that he has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself the trust of Executor
Of the last VIII AMI Testament of John H.
Wooster la:c Of
Hancock, In the County Of Hancock. deceased.
ny giving bond the law directs he therefore re-.
quests all persons who arr indebted l., the said
deceased estate, to make immediate payment,
AMI those who have any immediate demands
thereon ~ exhibit the same Cor payment.
ERNEST ". WOOSTER
Hancock, Feb. II, f>So. SWs