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ANENoNE.

| Dedham.
MIR. Warren S. Black has lately paint
| ed his house which improves the appearance
very much. The color is willow green with
dark trimmings.
j. c. Spooner, Esq, Of Houlton, uncle
Of Mr.. Fred A. Frye, visited the latter last
week.
The twins of County Commissioner
Blaisdel are growing nicely.
Several from this vicinity attended the
G. A. X. Encampment at Portland last
week.
The annual gathering to celebrate the
93d birthday OF William Saunders. ESQ.,,
took place at his residence May %. The
party numbered ninety-four, the towns Of
Amherst. Bucksport, Ellsworth. Holden
and Orand being well represented. At the
proper time "Uncle Bill made few re-
marks expressing his satisfaction on meet
ing so many relatives and friends, wishing
all prosperity, happiness and long life. Mr..
Saunders said he felt we'll but seemed to
think it strange he couldn't work AS former
ly. His voice is strong. his mind clear, while
his health is evidently better than it was one
year ago. He has always taken quite an in
terest in public affairs, has served several
times on the board of selecimen and in 1853
represented this town in the legislature.
There was a picnic dinner Of which all par
took. The tables were loaded with an
abundance Of the choicest food which spoke
we'll for the culinary abilities Of the ladies
who provided eatables for the occasion.
The day was fine and all present enjoyed it
TO the utmost.
Deer Isle.
The Band of Hope and Sabbath school
will celebrate, on the 4th, with basket pic
nic. Each member Of the band and school
will provide lunch sufficient for two per-
sons and have the privilege of inviting an
adult friend to partake with them. After a
concert exercise at the vestry, the children
will march 10 the picnic ground-probably
near the Town House-where swings, cro-
quet. &c, will be found "ready and waiting"
The public are cordially invited.
Moses s. Jovce has rented the sellers
place" and will move there very soon.
The church building question is being
agitated here. 1920 having been secured
tor the purpose.
Yacht Sunnyside arrived from fishing
cruise Sunday. reporting loss of rudder and
damage 10 Jib on Friday, % Went TO
Long Island and repaired.
Capt. T.. T. Marshall. who has been
away from home for several years. arrived
here by steamer Morrison" on Saturday
He is IN command of ship Oakland" 1900
tons burthen, recently reported at New York
from Calcutta. The ship is now under
charter for year. round trip TO Bombay.
Capt. Marshall remains a, home while his
vessel is being discharged and reloaded.
His wife and youngest child will accompany
him on the proposed voyage. \. A. Her
rick lately in command of the I'D. ID. Has
kell' goes GU, in the Oakland" As list
officer.
William Torrey. formerly of this town.
is engineer Of the steam yacht "S,illetto," Of
Bristol. l.. l., which by recent trips on the
Hudson has proved herself the tastes, craft
in the world. She has made - miles ar
hour and it is claimed car be pushed 10 IS.
June 20. l. o. L.
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For all the leading periodicals, and for sta
tionery, books &c., 20 TO Hale's book store. on
Main street.
Holsters Highway Surveyors Books. Val
uation Books and Collectors Tax List Books:
also Revised Statutes OF Maine, latest Edi-
ton; also new stock of Wall Papers Opaque
Window shades and fixtures, Just received
and for sale at J. A. Hale's Book Store, Els
worth.
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Winter Harbor

Winter Harbor.
MIR. T.. 4. Baker has moved his old
stable back to the edge Of the grove in his
pasture.
Mrs. Lovina Tracy has sold her house
TO Mrs. Mary Bourgett. Mrs. Bourgett has
sold her house to +. A. Baker and the land
TO ID. b. Flint, Of Boston Mr. Baker will
move the house next week TO his land near
the site Of n. A. Bickford's house lately
burned.
The Curtis Stevens cottage and stable
has been repaired and fitted up for Mr.. f.
II. Bunker who has the mail carrying from
here to West Gouldsboro.
June 90. X.
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City and County.

Mrs. q, :. Peters. Of Waltham. Mass Is
visiting her many friends in this city
Train, are expected to commence run''"5
re.-nlarlv up Green Mountain this week.
salmon are reported to have been seen
jumping in Union river below the lower i"''''
lately.
The rain storm of MONDAY WAS worm
thousands of dollar, to the growing crops j"
this county.
salmon fishing at Bangor j. attracting cor
.;a.r.,1,. ,ttcption among the lovers Of the
sport there.
Prof. Woodbury., principal Of the 'a>''"e
Normal school. is expected to arrive nome
about the middle Of July.
-Me,.rs. Murch Il BonscH have ln'' com
plctcd gang lath machine whieh i SS''' IL Wy
first class in every respect
Mrs. Julia F. Drinkwater T. spending
commencement week in Waler'liie' ~ '"'
o,ne-t of Prof and Mrs. Warren
nr. r. II. Greene. Of Boston. who has
been visiting his sister, Mr. \ I. "''"e''
fora few days left here TUESDAY
Poster, are out announcing dinner To be
sf,en d, the ladies Of the Methodist society al
1hr Franklin House. July Fourth
An. Norri, invites hi~ patrons from ont
oftavn. who want ANYTHING in the dry goods
rn,.. 20 cal on him. on the FOURTH
Nes,r>. payi>. Woodman \ Co. are out.
this week. with new announcement They
.-,,..-.,,,.,. ..,t;. f4,tinu Ia fbrjr patrons
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust of Admins
TRAITOR of the Estate of Ezra ). Reed late of Tire
mont, in the county of Hancock, deceased, by
giving bond as the Law directs; he therefore re-
quests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceased's estate, 10 make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands thereon to ex-
hibt the same for payment.
GEORGE NJ. KELLAY, Admr.
Ellsworth, June 10, 1855. 3w25s
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NINTF VF MNTNF.
UtNcu"k $ At 4 Court II PruhatC holden AT
Ellsworth, within and for sail county. on the
second Wednesday ~ June. \. -, lSsi.
\ certain instrument purportng 90 bc a copy of
the last VIII and testament II AytRaH row late
~ II Louis, Missouri. and nf the probate thereof
In said state nf Missouri, duly authenticated hay
Ing been prc-curd TO the judge 81 probate for our
said county for the purpose of being allow ell flca
ami recorded in tbs probate court for our -aid
county.
ORDERED that notice thereof bc given to alt
persons Interested therein, by publ shIng a copy
II itt- or'ier three week. INCREASINGLY In the his
worth American. a new >pAPcr printed or publish
cd N Eii-W orfh, In aid county the tir~t puhlica
ton To hc At least tIirty day- prior % thr second
"Wednesday Of Aug, \. ID. ts>5, that they may az.
prAr ~ probate rnuTt then tu be hrid AZ Lll-.
worth within and for -aiI county, ten O'Clock In
IN" f'rsnn@u. and show cause. II any they have
against the same.
ivy o. T. CUNNINGHAM Judge
\ true copy Attest --tHA>. T. puRK, Register.
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate within and for
the County of Hancock.
rNiE undersigned Guardian OF Frank A. and
l Fred NJ Watson, Minor heirs of Reuben A.
Watson, late of Brooklin, in said county deceased
seized ami possessed of the following described
real estate Ia One acre of land situated in said
Brooklin on the road leading from Brooklin
corner Ia 11bbctts corner also lot situated in said
Brooklin on road leading Ia Naskeag Point con
tanning about ! acre of land That said estate
l. unproducttsc of any benefit to said minors and
that II Will be for the interest Of said minors that
the same should be sold and the proceeds secured
on Interest," 7bc therefore prays your Honor that
she may he authorized and empowered agrceahly
To law to sell the above described real estate or
such part of IT as In your opinion may be eN-
pctiicnt.
l.. A. WATSON.
june ), lss5.
STATE OF MAINE.
Ellsworth. on the second Wednesday Of June
ISIS.
ON the Petition aforesaid, ORDERED, That notice
he given by publishing copy OF said petition, with
thiH orier thereon three weeks sucrrssiyely In the
Ellsworth American, new spapcr printed or pub.
hrhc'i In Ellsworth that all persons Interested may
attend on the second Wednesday Of Julv next
ut a Court OF Probate 10 he hoicn in Bluchiu
ami shew cause, II any. why the PRAYER of said pc
t'iion should M, be granted such notice TO be
given before said Court.
sw25' Attest -Th,s. j. nnrr Rc,,ist.r
true copy, Attest -CHas. 7. DoRR, Register.
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THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself, the trust OF an Ad.
mnstrator, with the will annexed of the Estate of
Mark Hatch, late of Castine, in the county Of
Hancock, deceased, by giving bond as the law
directs; he therefore requests all persons who are
indebted to the said deceased's estate, to make
immediate payment, and those who have any de-
mands thereon to exhibit the same for payment.
THOS. f. HALE.
Castine, June =, 1885. sw26s
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Notice..

A LII parties indebted to the late firm of Herrick
n Byard of Sedgwiek are requested to
adjust the same with at once, as all bills out
standing on the first day Of September next, will
positively be turned over to an attorney for
collection. SAMUEL HERRICk.
Sedgwick, June 10, 1885.
3w25s
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Marine List.


EII.~ orsh Port
Tue..lay, June p,
oh storm Petrol. Patten Boston
e"h ID. :. Lawrence. Patterson. Bo-ton.
wc,ine shay. june q.
SAILED
~eh tNpres-, I-amson. Ear Harfor
sch Ralph Is Grant Grant Rockland
sch Panama, rrundy. BOSTON.
sch Emily. oa-per, >urry
Thursday. June p.
ARRIVED.
>'h Prank \ Mct.cc. kicf. Boston
SAILED.
-4h Rednuda. Potter Providence
>ch Nellie Grant. Do-igv. Rnu,lout
~ch samuel Lewis, wool Providence
FRIDAY. June %
ARRIVED.
s-'h Fanny, Rice, Gould.boro
SATURDAY. June ..
ARRIVED
Rrls Myronu-, Peterson Boston
>ch Wesley Abbutt, Whitaker. Boston
IN Abigail IaSncs, Jones' nangcr-port.
Sch Irapc, Harvey. E"cklana
Ssh Delaware. >a.ilcr Boston
Nch David Faust smith Bo-;nn
>"h piiSr Branch. FARRELL. s..ien.
Ssh Alirndale, Rcmick, Portland.
Nrh MARY r. tushman. ratten. Boston.
sch senator y. Clair. Boston.
SAILED.
sch Frank Maria, Woodward Raninut
sunday. June p.
ARRIVED.
Sch tiiy % Ellsworth, Bon-ey Hn-tnn
Monday. june -.
ARRIVED
>rh WIN. II Archer. Goodwin, Boston
>ch >ci"to, >atilsr, Rorktaud
>ch iius.ar, Bunker, Enckllud
Tuesday June -.
SAILED.
>ch LurliA, Weber Boston
~rh ID : Iaa renee Patterson Plymouth
sFh Fanny. Rice. Gould>boru
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TilE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned that he has been duly anpointe,
and has taken upon himself, the trust of an Al.
ministrator of the ESTATE of Andrew J. RideOut
late OF BuckspOrt, in the county of Hancock de
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to the said deceaseds estate to make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands
thereon to exhibit the same for payment
SHEPARD W. RIDEOUT
April s, 1855. 3w25s
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Gouid>boro.
Launched, last Saturday. the 9th ult,
schooner Lizzie MAY, OF about 60 tons ca
pacity. Warren Strout master builder. This
is nice little coaster. we'll made and OF
good material. Capt. W. Fernald will sail
her.
My "Bartholdi" s,atue,;e ls'ere,-ar-
rived last Friday.
The Methodist church will be dedicated
next Wednesday, July S.
We shall send the largest delegation to
Ellsworth next Saturday We ever sent. Oh,
pshaw y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-07-02

At Court of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
and for the county of Hancock, the second
Wednesday Of June, A. D., lss5.
A PETITION having been filed for admins
"A tration lie bonis non upon the estate of David
Coffin, late of Castine in said County deceased.
ORDERED, That the petitioner give notice
to all persons interested, by causing Il copy
three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Amer
lean newspaper printed or published in Ellis
WORTH that they may appear at a Probate Court
to be held at Bluehll, in said County, on the
second Wednesday of July next, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, and shew cause, ii any they have,
why. the prayer OF said petition should not be
granted.
.. +. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
sw25s Attest :-CnAs. Z. DoRE, Register.
A true copy Attest ;-CHAs. +. DoRR, Register.
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docs not stop
These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line from and to Portland, Boston
and st. John The 5.50A. VI. train from Bangor and
43OP. NJ. train from Bar Harbor run daily in.
Guiding Sundays.
aD- Passengers by morning train from Bangor
connect at Bar Harbor every Wednesday and
Saturday with the Str. City OF Richmond for Mil.
bridge, Jonesport and Machiasport Returning
and Thursday, connecting at the Ferry with
afternoon trains. The Richmond leaves the
Ferry every Monday and Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock for Portland via all landings, and
through tickets are on sale at Ellsworth, for Rock
land via steamer from Mt. Desert Ferry.
PAYSON TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and Gen'l Manager.
r. E. BOOTHBY, Gent Pass and Ticket Agt.
1yr3t
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Franklin.
The summer term of school in Dist.
No. G closed Saturday after highly success
full term of eight weeks, Mr.. J. ID. Phillips,
of Ellsworth, teacher.
The BURBERRY crop which earlier in the
the season promised TO be unusually large,
has been seriously injured by the late fros's.
Rev. C. f. Harden Of Sedgwick will
be IN town next Sabbath.
The farmers are anxiou,iy looking for
rain, as the one thing necessary TO insure
good crop Of hay.
There will probably be no Fourth of
July celebration here as all are going to see
Bsrnum.
June %. NORFOLK.
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Oo0s~sste Porss.

B"sToN.-Ar. June -, ,ch. Kit Carson,
Harding, Barbados.
Ar. June "A, schs. J. u. >tin,on. S,in-on.
Green, Landing; Herbert, Perkins. Rockport
Ar. June ~, sch. cay OF Ellsworth, Bon-cy
Ellsworth.
SD. june -, -chs. Nellie Woodbury.. Hodg-
sn-; HaSt; Susan \. Pickering, Haskell.
Apalachicola.
Ar. June 2G,-chs II. W. cushman, { onyer.s.
MI. Desert; Matilda, LLOYD. Deer Isle; Fan
ME r. Hall apley. and Cabinet. Leach, Ca,-
tine; Catherine, Tinker. Arboreer. Clark and
taressa. Barbour, Ellsworth.
BoorHBAY.-Ar. June p. sch. sunbeam.
Gott, Mt. Desert.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoa.--Ar. June "a,
sch. II. Curtis, Haskell, Deer I-lc and sailed
the 18th.
DANvERs.-Ar June %, sch. Abigail
Haines, Jones, Hoboken.
HYANSIs.-Ar June ~, sch. Angola, Pet
tensll, sullivan for New York.
kENNEBUNKPoRr.-Ar June y, sch. MI
lie Trim, Barbour, Hoboken.
NEW loRK.-Ar. June -, sen. 4. u. GRAB
tree. Wooster. Franklin.
SD; June -, sch. Mile Trim, Barbour.
Rockland.
Ar. June n. sch. j. W. woodruff. Eaton.
Bangor.
NoRFoLK.-Sld. June ., sch II. J. Cot
trell, Haskell, Fall River.
PoRTLAND.-Ar. June ~ .ch. Frank
Pierce, Greenlaw, Boston; Franklin Pierce,
Holmes, Boston; May Wyman, Thur,ton,
fremont.
Sid. June n, sch. Annisquam, Billings,
Swans Island
Ar June -. -chs. Ianthe. Johns. Prospect
Harbor; Sunbeam, Colt. fremont; Romeo.
Lowell, Bueksport.
Sid. June p, schs. Henry Chase. Black.
orland; Highland Queen. Bickford. Lamoine ;
Caroline krei-cher. Deyereux. Bucksport I;
Ailendale, Remick, Ellsworth.
PHiLADELPHIA.-Ar. June o. sch. Syl-
vanus G.. Haskell Eaton. Brunswick
PLYMouTH.-Ar. June 10, sch Westerloo,
Jordan. Ellsworth.
PRovIDENCE.-Ar. June %, sch Copy,
Ireworgy, Ellsworth.
PERTH AMBoY.-Sld. June %, sch. Ruth
Darling, Chapman, Wilmington. NC
sALEM.-Ar. June ~. sch. John Somes,
Robbins, st. John. n. Il. for New York.
SAco.-Ar. June &c, sch. Leonora, Bonsey,
New York.
VINEYARD HAvEN.-Ar. June -. schs. III.
Curtis, Haskell, Deer Isle: J. VI. Kennedy,
Whitaker, Ellsworth for Rondout.
Ar. June %, sch. Python, Cheney, Ellsworth
for Rondout
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Al Court Of Probate hoI4cn ar Ellsworth with
in and for the county of Hancock, ON tire -ccund
Wednesday Of June, \. D.. ls>j.
CBE\ VI. IIAMOR, named Executor in q certain
u instrument purp"rting To bc the last Viii and
testament of Cornelius I. IIamnr, late Of Eden
in said county deceased, having prc-entti the
SAINT for probate.
ORDEREp,-That the -aid executor rive notice
To all persons Interested, by cau-iuS copy of this
order t. be published three week, successfully in
the til~W orth American, printed or published at
Ellsworth, that they may appear alta Probate
Court, to he held at Ellsworth, in said
county, The ~cconl "Wednesday Of August
next at ten of the clock in the forenoon ami ,hew
caust if any they have, why the said Instrument
should not he proved, approved, and allowed q.
the last VI i'll and testament at said deceased
o. P.t I\NINtIH AN, judge.
Attest .-CHAs. l.. DORR, Register.
\ true copy Attest -CHAs. I, DuRR, Register.
3W25-
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At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the county Of Hancock, on the second
Wednesday of June, A. u. I>SS5.
WILLIAM ROGERS, named Executor in =
w certain instrument purporting 10 be the last
will and testament of Betsey H. Rotiick, late OF
Eden. in said cpunty deceased, having presented
the same for Probate.
ORDERED-That the said Executor give notice 10
all persons interested by causing copy Of this
Order 10 be published three weeks
ccSsigely in the Ellsworth Americana newspaper
printed or published in Ellsworth, that they may
appear at Probate Court, To be held lat Blue
hill in said county, on the second Wednesday
OF july next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and
shcw cause, IL any they have, why the said in
strument should not be proved, approved, and
allowed as the last will ard testament of said
deceased.
%. 7. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest :-CHAs. =. DoRK, Register.
\ true copy, Attest :-CHAs. 7. DoRR, Register.
3w25s
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Stm'r HENRY MORRISON.
The Maine Central Railroad Co.
Mt. Desert Branch.
Commencinq, June 20, 1885.

Trains run Daily Sundays excepted, as follows:
Eastern Standard Time.
WESTWARD TRAINS.
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The following i the assignment Of rom
dhctofs under the summer arrangement of
trains on the Maine Central l.. Y. pbilhrooL
and G. f. Whitney to the Portland and r.
Harbor through Express train. c.h;n
and NJ. F. Healey to the FIXING Yankas h.-
tween Bangor and Portland. r. r ,ldo,, .,,.,
W sprague TO the local western train u
Mace. Jr.. and H. y. Whitney tn tho n;,5,.
fuillhah Trains 10 the west, c. II. Potter.
W. PoiiIster and q. ". Mailing to the El,;n,,
Yankee and mail trains between Ranoor on,
Nanceboro. +. G. Chase and r. H. Film. ~ ~
hight eastern trains. NJ. Tarr and F u. NJ
lhflre to The Bangor and Bar Harbor tr.irs
o. q. Putnam to the Bucksport train .nd r.
ii. hathaway to the Old Town aecommoda
ton.
An exchange says: Among the new su,o-
mer cottages built this Year. one of tho -.
unique is that of Mr. Frank P. Wood =, g.
tine 1t consists of three storie. the -
which is made entirely of cedar ,ra
oss' Inc second and third stories are fin
ished inside and out with shingles emf !, v.r;
Gus forms. 10000 shingles have been used j.,
the construction of the cottage. The entrance
Is at one corner where there is a large towo-
supported by four natural upright los
Different natural birch logs are used for ~
ports IN the building. After entering the f;rs.
corner room, the most conspicuous ohio, ~
interest Is the mantle which is constructed =,
quartz, granite and many varieties of sm.u
stone. SO natural has everything been nra.
served that there are barnscles now on tho
rocks in the mantle.-
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-24
Honers for a Portland Ro,

A copy Of the Paris LIE Soir OF the 7th OF
March brings the very welcome intelligence
that our young townsman, Chas L. Fox, has
been awarded the second prize at the high con-
cours at the "Ecols des Beaux Arts" Private
letters state that 1t was conceded, even by the
winner of the first prize, that judging by the
merits Of the work alone, Mr.. Fox's exhibit
stood the best chance for the first prize, bat as
the prejudice against foreigners is strong, and
against Americans is now unusually 50, Mr..
Fox's friends feel that he was extremely for
tunate to get the prize he did. AS it is, he has
won the highest prizs ever given a foreigner
at the "Beaux Arts" at concours where the
requirements for admission are exceeded only
BY the requirements for admission to the cele-
brated "Prix de Rome" which is open only
to Frenchmen. Mr.. Fox took the previous
year the first rrizs in drawing from life and
two honorable mentions in sculpture.
The prize picture will be exhibited at the
spring exhibition of the Art Club, toge ther
with one or two more of Mr.. Fox's works.
The picture is about four feet square, the sub
isct Conventional Decoration with the Hu-
man Figure."
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-24
G.. A. h.

Active Preparations fer fhe National En-
campment-Lisf of she Sub-COnrmittees.
The finance committee, of which Governor
Robie is chsirman, will soon make canvass
of all the prominent men in the State for sub
scriptions. To make complete canvass of the
city of Portland the executive committee
have appointed large number of sub-commit-
tees, each one to solicit subscriptions from a
special line Of business. The committees are
as follows
Railroads and steam boats-George P, Wescott f,
E. Boothby, j. b. Coyle. Jr.
Lumber Frank NJ. Clement William H. Walker
Shipping Jacob S. Winslow.
Canning-John Burnham, Walter G. Davis
Retail dry goods-George M. Moore, Horatlo sta
pies. X j. Little.
Stoves-Charles B. Nash
Hotels-Jaeob w. Robinson.
Bakers-Lews A. Goudy.
Saloons William W. Ruby.
Stables Henry l.. Taylor.
Banks and bankers-Rafus II. Hinkley, William
W. Thomas.
Hatters Alfred Coe.
Papers-Edward 5. Osgood.
Clolhiers-Ciayton D. harrington, Charles G.
Allen.
Printers NJ Marks
Insurauce-Charles W. Ford Thomas j. Little.
Coal dea ers Charles H. 0'Brion, Charles F..
Rounds
Wholesale dry goods Joseph e. Blabon, Albion
Little, Alfred Woodman.
Jron-Wiiliam s. Corey.
Hardware-John T. Eustis, Bryce M. Edwards,
Joseph A. King
Apo,hecaries--J. Henry Crockett, Henry B.
Pennei.
holesale grocers-Charles R. Milliken, John @
T@itchsll Joseph f. Hawk
Retail apothecaries- lonzo W. Smith. George G.
Frye, Christopher G. Way, Eugene @. Shaw, Charles
Fl. Guppy, Charles b Grreenleaf.
Manufacturers of shoes-Horace II. Shaw, Henry
Cox, Charles j. Walker.
Books and Stattonery-Ge B. Loring, Freder-
ick W. Bailey, Il. S. Irving Mcclellan.
Retail grocers-George c. Shaw, Frank W. Stock
man.
Provisions Charles j. Pennell, John L. Best,
Martin w. Best.
Blacksmiths and coppersmiths- George NJ. Stan
wood.
Carpets-W. T. Kilborn.
Cigar manufacturers -Ernesto Ponce.
Cohfectionery-GeoTg e. Sawyer.
Cooperage-D David l. Newcomb.
Crockery Charles Jose.
Fancy goods and fireworks Charles Day.
Wholesale fl and lobsters-Arthur IL. Harding,
E. g. Willard.
Fruit and confectionery George II. Cushrnan.
Furniture-Ihomas IL. Nc ponnell.
Hairdressers ohn P. Smith.
Hay, straw and grain John j. Lappin.
Junk deaers-Samuei H. Pike.
Mllliners and mIliinery-H. S. Kaler.
Music and musical iLstruments-Sam Thurs
ton.
Sail makers-Eben A. Sawyer
Ship chandlers-A. B. Stephenson.
Watchmakers and jeweiers-George A. Harmon.
Applications were received at the executive
committee headquarters yesterday as follows
e. P. Pratt, Post No. 80, Fairfield, Me-, 50
men in camp.
Paul Revere Post, No. 88. Quincy. Mass, 80
men.
ohas. A. Warren Post, No. 70. Steep Falls,
| Ne.
A. j. Billings Post, No. liz, China, Me.
w. 5. Heath Post, No. IA. Waterville, Me-
| 75 men.