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Obituary.

Died in Hancock Of pneumonia the 9th inst
Capt. Isaiah Wooster, aged eighty years. Al
though so aged, his loss will be very much
felt In the community. 1t can be truly said
of him, he had no enemies. He commanded
the confidence and respect Of all who knew
him and was always ready to help those who
needed assistance. He followed the sea for a
living from his boyhood until his age demand
ed that he should abandon the business. He
was master mariner for more than forty years,
employed principally in the coasting trade In
the New England and Southern States. He
lived and died within half a mile Of the spot
where he was born. He was twice married,
the first time to Miss Eunice Hodgkins of Han
cock To them nine children were born. three
sons and six daughters. Two sons and four
daughters survive him. His second marriage
occurred twenty-three years ago with Miss
Miriam Hill Of Sullivan, who survives him.
His sons were absent during his sickness and
at the time of his DEATH but arrived In time to
attend the funeral. He remarked 10 the writ
er few days before his death, 1T Is so
pleasant to have daughters leave their homes
and come in and care for me so kindly and
tenderly." He had been worthy member of
the Hancock Baptist church for more than
sixty years, and had truly been pillar" in
the church. always loyal to the church and de
nomination. He was church clerk at the time
OF his ,iecease. The bereaved widow has the
sympathy Of his many friends. W.
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Deer Isle.
A heavy frost las, night.
J.. II. II.

Deer Isle.
A heavy fros, las, night.
II. ~ VI,
NC - .pla w. noupe ~ WIN -
to weep over the woe. Of LADY Isabel
Vane."
=,
S"an1ins 'o!ee se's aions yer! CUM
tated thumb The wound is entirely healed.
r.. i
S. Marston Of Boston, was in town two days
Of last week
N =
WIS u a. oPonoru' VINO mas oee"
spe"uiis month III Not"H"' .onn'' re-
'ofheu nome last luesua!'
Mrs. Capt. Samuel Haskell died very
suddenly on Friday, at abou, O'Clock in
the evening. Although for long and weary
months sufferer from consumption she
seemeu no nearer sne emu On .ne uay oi ,ef
fore. Indeed. during the day she remarked
several times, that she had not felt so well
for two years. A severe hemorrhage oc-
Cured and within five minutes she ceased to
breathe, passing away in the arms of her de-
voted husband, but without word of fare
we'll or a sign to indicate her knowledge
'ia' IN" e Master nau COME Funeral .,s. ser En-
pe. vi vi -,o"I 49,. a. ."e '''' a''e"0eu y
i'e'. W. u iie''o'''
Mrs. &. II. Gates left here on Monday
to join her husband in Boston and to attend
WV. n'ni '"e meeting u 'le -Aue'''a" i'oa'0
u -H''''''''
-. us Ell -, ~ iilssns e. ~ Do'''' '''''
- " 49,
nary nrsscbsd =, ,bs vs.,rv o. sunday
mornirp sf,srronn and sxen;ro He il =
yerv ready and IMPRESSIVE sneaker and such
sermons o. hs dslixsrs are bu, rarely o;vsn
by one of bis wears. He attended the meet
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and who there" | believe the name Of
Haskell" would out-number by scores the
name Of "Haslam" in his vicinity. For in
stance, in the first house lives Mr.. MILFORD
Haskell, in the second Eben F. Haskell, the
third Hez. Haskell, ESQ.,, the fourth Charles
$. Haskell, just over on the right Capt.S. g.
Haskell, exactly opposite Edwin Haskell, .
few steps further on Capt. Sam. Haskell.
and then one house between comes Mrs.
Bishop Haskell, Mr.. Davis Haskell, Stephen
B. Haskell and so on, and we have just
fairly commenced our walk. There are legions
more to come and large number Of the
same name live on different streets
throughout the town.
Oct. IL. /. O. U.
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south West Harbor.

south VEST Harbor.
1t is very gratifying to be able to
record that much needed want, long felt
by the reading population Of fremont, is at
last in a fair way Of being realized. A free
public library has been started into active
service by few philanthropic summer Wis
itors aided by our own towns people, who,
now that the new church which ha. hereto
fore demanded their attention and contribu-
tons is so nearly completed, will be ena-
bled to push forward this institution now in
its infancy, until it shall become benefit
and blessing to all within its reach. At
present, until more decided steps can be TAX
en- for the advancement of the good cause,
we must RELY upon the generous contribu-
lions Of books bestowed by those who can
spare a few volumes from their own home
Libraries. The library will be kept for the
present in the drug store Of DIR. Lemont
who has kindly taken charge Of it. As he
keeps in addition pleasing stock Of fancy
goods, YOU can at the same time kill three
birds with one stone buy your pills and
potions, obtain free food for the mind and
buy "the one you love best" pretty pres
ent.
An eloquent sermon on the "Redemp-
ton" was delivered at the new church to-
day, Sunday, by the Rev. .. H. Fernald
who for a few weeks supplies the place Of
the Rev. W. Applebee who has been called
to the Methodist church of Eastport.
John Robinson has sold his yacht to
A. fitzpatrick of N. E. Harbor.
One day last week while the neat little
sloop belonging to E. Kimball, manned by
youngster, was rounding the steamboat
wharf at the Point, she bumped her nose
against the pier and stove hole in the side.
Our milliners, Miss Emily Robinson
and Mrs II. B. Gilley, are in Boston selec-
ting new goods for their fall trade.
AT the last meeting of the Ladies Ben
evolent Society in this district, the Rev
Mr.. Redlon, rendered an account Of the dis
posal of the funds intrusted to him for the
purchase of church furniture. The report
| being eminently satisfactory to the society,
was &C cepted and vote of thanks rendered
| Mr.. Redlon for the prompt and efficient
manner in which he had invested the funds.
The sum total donated the church BY the
society was $ss9.SO. Its efforts are now
being directed toward the purchase Of fur
mace which ought to have been on duty be-
| fore this last cold wave reached us.
The other day young Andy, an enter
prising youth Of seven years, being left IN
charge Of the house by his mother resolved
to regale himself with molssses candy but
his mother returning unexpectedly, he He'd
up attic with the sticky sweet. After he
retired for the night, his hilarious shouts oil
| plee called the family TO see the frantic ef.
forts for liberty made BY mouse whose
feet were glued to the candy.
Oct. IL. SPRAY.
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Brookiin.
business is much the same now as for
several weeks past. For want Of larger
fish, they have been putting up small her
ring at the factory this week. This keeps
the hands employed. as they cannot handle
nearly as many bushels in day, as of the
larger kinds.
We regret TO note that Mr.. G. II. Dor
ity Is very sick with fever, hope to see him
better soon.
R A. Friend is having the walls of his
rink ..clapboarded, shingled and painted.
MIR Leslie Friend is home from Port
land for few days rest from business.
Hon. Geo. X. Allen and John Brad
ford got the prize, in the juror drawings.
MIR. l.. F. Hooper, our deputy sher4.
has been kept very busy of late on official
business.
1t is expected there will be change OF
postmasters here soon, Mr.. I. X. Alden
having been appointed to that position in
place of Capt. K. A. Herrick, who has held
the position for many years. He retires
with honor to himself and with the respect
and confidence Of all. SCRIPT.
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Brck,roRr.-S sid. oct. :, -ch. Post Boy,
Colt, Fernandina.
BosroS.--Ar. Oct. :, sch. W. r. Emerson,
Colt. Orland.
Ar. oct. :. .chs May Flower Perry, Gould.-
boro; Virginia Bragdon. sullivan; Sea Bird,
Muller. Ellsworth; Fairdeaer. Coomb-.
tastlnc.
Ar. oct. Q. sch-. II. j. Cottrcll. Haskell.
Hoboken; Wesley Abbott, Whitaker;
Rondout: Ellora. Strout, Machias: Alfalfa.
Thur-ton and Stella Lee, Hamilton, Deer
Isle,
Ar. Oct. TO- schs, Arboreer Clark. Els
worth; Island Home. Thur,ton. Gloucester.
Ar. oct. II, schs. Henry CLAY, stevens,
Franklin: Luea. Weber. aud H. c. Cu,h-
man, Farrell, Ellsworth; Highland Queen,
Bedford. Hancock; Grace +. Stevens,
stevens, Gould,bor0.
CAL,Is.-Sd. Oct. O. -ch. Anna s. Murch.
Holt, Fall River.
DUTCH ISLAND H.RBoR.-Sld. oct. :, sch.
Leonora, Bon-ey. Providence for New York.
Ar. oct. Q, sch. A. B. Crabtree, Bennett,
Franklin FOR Providence.
EDGARrowS.-Sd Oct. I, >chs. Fleetwing,
Maddox. New York for Ninalhayeu; Emma
Green, Smith, Hoboken for Belfast,
GLoUCEsTER.-Ar. Oct :, sch. July Fourth
Wood, New York for Bangor.
NEW YoRK.-Ar Oct g. sch. Miie Trim,
Barbour Rockland.
AT. OCT. >. sens. otrontO, LOckbArt,f Tor New
ark ;loduskia, Patten. Ellsworth for Rondout
Sid. Oct. :, sch. c. ii. Spoiford for Deer
Isle.
Ar. Oct. 10, sch. J. NJ. Kennedy, Els
worth.
PoRrLASp.-Sld. Oct. :, sch Franconla,
Bennett, New York.
Ar. Oct. :, schs. Rescue, Oliver, Bath; May
Wyman, Ober Saeo; MAY Queen, Moon,
Hancock for Boston; Annisquam, Billings,
Deer Isle for Boston; Mabel Hooper, Hooper,
| Baltimore.
Sid. Oct. 8, sch. Regulator, Wescott, Cas-
| tine.
| Ar. oct. Q. schs. J. c. Jameson, Hatch,
Deer Isle Caro- Belle, Anderson, Lamoine.
| Ar. Oct. 10, sch. Pearl, Webster, South
West Harbor.
| PoRTsMoUTH.-Ar. Oct. 9, sch d. S.
Lawrence, Patterson, Boston for Els
| worth.
PERTH AMBoY.-sId Oct. 5, sch. John
| Somes. Robbins, Portsmouth
| SALEM.--Ar. Oct. 6, schs. VIM. f. Barnes,
| Perkins, and Franconia, Young, Perth Am
| boy.
Ar. Oct. I, sch Alpha, Wooster, Hobo
| ken.
| Ar Oct 8, schs Angola. Pettingill, Sullivan
| for New York; f. Closson, Haskell Bangor
| for Providence.
| Ar. Oct. 9, sch. Lamartine, Smith, Deer
| Isle for New York.
/ AMI 1IhN E>.--4Al. ott. V, rths.
Forest City, Golfer, Rondout for Boston !;
| Juliet, Leach, Baltimore for Kennebunkport
Prospect, Powers, Sullivan for New
| York.
Ar. Oct. :, schs. Clara Fletcher, Sargent,
Philadelphia for Portland; Pavilion, Shute.
| Bangor for Newark; Vandalia, Belts, Hobo
| ken for Ellsworth
Ar Oct 8, sch. Jed Frye, Langley, Port
| johnson for Portland.
| Ar Oct. 9, sehs. Eva. l.. Leonard Robbins,
| Sullivan for New York; Storm Petrol, Patten,
Red Rover, Young, and City Of Ellsworth.
Bonsey, Ellsworth for Providence.
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Marine List.


Eils~ orsh Port
THURSDAY oct. =
SAILED.
Sch Python CLANCY. Rondout
>'h VIM. Pickering. Hammond, Rondout
Friday oct.
SAILED.
Sch Westerloo. jordan. Providence
Sch Panama. Trundy. Bar iiarbor.
saturday, oct. 10.
ARRIVED
sch Grape, Harvey. Bar Harbor
>ch Allcndale, Rrm!rk Portland.
sch sarah Elizabeth, Walls, Bar Iiarbor
SAILED.
sch Frank \ Mage. klef. Rondout.
sch Georgietta, Alley. Providence.
sunday. Oct; II,
ARRIVED
sch Fore-t,r No-lry. Rncklani
~ch Copy, Treworgy. Boston.
>,h Ralph X. Grant. Grant. Kocklaud
Monday. oct Il,
SAILED.
sch Arrut,lc kemick. Portland.
~ch ,ar BuqAcr. Ear iIarhor
Tuesday, oct. -.
ARRIVED.
sch Francis CONN, Bcllatty. Boston.
SAILED
sch Grapc. Harvey, Bar Harbor.
sch sarah Elizabeth, walls BAR Harbor
>ch Catherine. Hutrhing-, Boston.
Wednesday. oct, IL
ARRIVED.
,,h Panama. Truniy. bar Harbor.
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Lam0iBe.

Lamoise.
Quite number of our townspeople are
visiting the Hub" just now; among the
number are Mrs. J. X. Whitaker, Ellie
Coggins, Carrie Young, Jennie Hodgkins,
Leonette Cousins and Capt. F. ID. Hodg-
kins.
ID. ID. Hodgkins has gone to Essex,
Mass, to work on a schooner which is now
being built for Capt. Chas. Hodgkins.
The schooner Walter NJ. Young has
made two trips to Boston with fish this sea-
son.
ALI. Marzs variety troupe exhibited
here last Wednesday evening. The enter
tainment, consisting Of sleight-of-hand, char
acter songs, etc., was well received.
Mr.. Stilman King is improving. A
little son of F. L. Hodgkins is quite sick.
and Mrs. f. II. King has been quite ill for
several weeks, but both are reported better.
The First Baptist Sunday school is now
the happy possessor of a new library.
PETREL.
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North Ellsworth.
Hiram W. Mason and VIM. Goog-
ms have gone to Massachusetts on a short
visit.
There WAS considerable damage done
Sunday night BY the heavy frost. Apples
and vegetables were frozen.
Mrs. Emery, wife Of Alderman l. l..
Emery, has gone 10 Amherst and Aurora on
a visit.
Wilson y. McGovn has gone to Phila-
delphia 10 study dentistry. On his return
he will locate in Amherst.
We are sorry 10 hear that II. F. Mad
docks is sick with typhoid fever, and nearly
every one has bad cold.
Frank McGown is carving on quite a
tiourishing business for country store. He
sells cheap and We might do well to give
him call. /.
Oct. -.
The Ladies Union Sewing Society will
hold their annual fair. sale and supper at
Agricultural Hall. Wednesday evening, Oct.
IS. All are invited.
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Amherst.
Hard frosts every night.
Trees have changed their coats to
great variety Of colors.
The principal business at present among
the farmers is finishing their harvesting.
Crops are quite abundant in this vicini-
ty and Of very nice quality.
-Enterprising farmers have kept their
plows moving these pleasant days, and max
ing preparations for winter which can be
made better now than when it gets colder.
On Tuesday of last week we we're ia
vored by a snow Storm. The hills all
around we're white all day.
The season of partridge and deer hunt
ing has opened and one Of our local sports
men, Mr.. A. N. Jewett, shot the first deer
on the first day Of October.
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North Lamoine.
Capt. A. C. Holt. OF schooner Helen
6, MosIey, who has been home on short
visit, returned 10 Boston Saturday, and will
bring bis vesssl 10 Belfast, for the adj
diton Of a hurricane deck, and other im-
provements.
Mrs Clarnda Eaton and granddaughter.
who have been here on a visit to their re-
lative., returned TO her home in Massachu-
sets last week.
Master Arthur b. Holt, the presen,
season, from +. y. l.ang's northern grown
live seed. raised pumpkin weighing Sc
lbs.
= Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dunn, who have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. J. II.
Bragdon, returned to their home in Frank
lin on Saturday. D'NETr.
Oct ~
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l. O. u.

mar uArbor.
Our schools are now all in session.
Mrs. l.. |. Somes, Of Somesville, is
teaching the Primary, Miss Simp-
son, Of Bar Harbor, the 1ntermed-
late, Mrs. Higgins, Of Lamoine, the Gram
mar and Mr.. Carter, of Surry the High
School.
Extensive alterations in the Fsrnum
cottage on Albert avenue, are being
made under the supervision Of ID. A.
Bunker
1t is generally understood that DIR.
WIN. Rogers will spend the coming win'er
in Florida.
A party of Bar Harhor citizens visited
Isle au Haut last week on the steamer
Creedmoor. owned by Corners Brothers
The object of the voyage was duck
shooting. of which quite quantity was
taken.
Rev. Mr.. Wright. Of Norwich. Conn,
student at the Bangor Theological Sem
mary, held services at the Congregational
church on Sunday last.
r.. +. Suminsbv has leased the cottage
owned by f. X. Brewer, Oh Atlantic avenue,
where he will reside with his family during
the coming winter.
Our school supervisor, Rev. A. F
Palmer, has effected changes in school books
throughout the town as follows: Franklin
series of readers for the FORMAL series !;
GreenleaTs series Of arithmetcs for Raub's
series kerl's gramma-s for Raubs gram
mars and Brands physiology for Dsnglison's.
-. " I u, f ,lis,':
,,1a' n"oe,', "a" ~ 'rs"I NY pL'e"a M
s,1. /, ,..sa 49,, Iii ~
erected brick building. Mr.. Geo. II.
Grant, it is understood. will have an interest
IN the building, and Will remove ms STOCK OF
boots and shoes, and also his telephone and
exchange once to the new store "hen
completed. ANEAoNk.
oct. Id
MIR ii. ) Smith returned from trip 10
Boston. Saturday.
A. Ca pl,shorv b.s b.e, hn,;,y
goods in Boston, and II. B. Parker and
\. G. Hnckley let for "the hub" on Mon
DAYS boat
~. T r tI;noLl. a,d bor d,,ah,er
Me- Rrhy U,nck1.y will n,,L a
,,.;, ~ er;.,ds !, Nass,cbns.,,s ~; .
fall.
A. ,-,,.
W ea." ma 'h'' = '''d'''ss - y
remove % bangor soo''
4 I b.v
a cargo Of coal. $50 md $500 per too
delivered.
A. 1ohu NI,.x :. =, ha co- .
.ho,, ,;ms
Rev. l.. ). Irlpp preached at East Blue
hill, last Sunday.
The new postmaster il taking the reins
this week. lie will continue the business
at the old stand. If he gives as general
good satisfaction as the retiring official, he
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Gouldsboro.
There was a concert held in the church
Oct IL, by the Methodist Sabbath school.
The church was well flied. and the concert
was very good. All praise should be be-
slowed upon the children, for they performed
their parts we'll.
Everett Guptil is erecting building
10 by % f., to hold 1000 bushels Of corn,
which will arrive by the schooner May
Flower, from Boston.
e. J. Squirting has got his house all
ready for painting. WINNIE.
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A. Mrs Fannie Sinclair and Mrs Julia
Chstto were leaving the house Of MR. Chat
to on the evening Of Sept. 2l, for Surry vii
lage, the horse kicked and threw them both
from the carriage. quite seriously injuring
Mrs. Chatto, who is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Amanda FORK and daughter Edna,
are visiting friends il. Boston and other parts
Of Massachusetts.
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Sup. Jud. Court-0ct. Term, 1885.

ENocH FOSTER, Justice Presiding.
OFFICERS OF THE COURT.
H. B. SAUNDERS, Clerk,
o. F. FELLOWS, County Attorney.
EDWARD X. MILLIKEN, Stenographer.
ID. L. FIELDS, Sheriff.
DEPUTIES.
L. F. Hooper, Brooklin;
VIM. Fennelly, Bar Hsrbor;
Peter H. Mills, Deer Isle;
George W. Fiske, Ellsworth;
F. b. Foster, Amherst;
X. X. Joy, Gouldsboro;
J. W. Patterson, Bucksport;
f. F. Davies, Castine.
ATTORNEYS PRESENT.
A. F. Burnham, b. T. Sowle, A. W. King
Geo. p. Dutton, John B. Redman, A. P. Wis
well. II. +. Hamlin, A. s. Dresser, Ellsworth
l.. b. Deasy, Bar Harbor; H. A. Trip, Blue
hill; o. F. Fellows, Judge o. p. Cunningham
Bueksport; Geo. NJ. Warren, Castine; c. A
Spofford. Deer Isle; Lewis A. Barker, anc
Mr.. Woodard Of Bangor.
GRAND JURORS.
John W. Dresser. Foreman. Ca slime:
Geo. K. Allen, BROOKLYN;
Chss. A. Arey, Bucksport;
Charles T. Bunker. Franklin;
Granville p. Clapp. Sedgwick;
Harvard l.. Cousins. Eden;
Charles II. Davis, Ellsworth;
Benz. X. Dyer, Brooksvillc;
Joseph Emerson Ellsworth;
Joseph Fiicld, Deer Isle;
VIM. l.. Giley. fremont;
W,lc Hall. Gouidsboro;
Merrill 7. Ilinckley. Penobscot;
Joseph \. Hartman, ORLANDO
Ezra johnson. Sur-y;
Geo. +. Parker. Mt. Desert;
John A. Stevens, Bluehil.
FIRST TRAVERSE JURORS.
VIM. W. Bragdon. Foreman, Franklin;
+. b. AIKEN, Ellsworth;
Geo. W. Ash. Sullivan:
John Douglass. Bucksport;
II. 5. Dority. Scdgwick;
Isaac H. Emery, Eden;
John X. Grindle. Bluchill;
John +. Halves, Brooksvile;
A. T. Hardy. Deer Isle;
Jonathan Hamor, Mt. Desert;
Albert X. JOY. Gouidsboro;
Abram Lord, Ellsworth.
SECOND TRAVERSE JURORS.
NJ. VI. Sawyer. Foreman, Deer Isle:
obed Leach, Penobscot;
Thompson T. Leland. Trenton;
Ellsan L. Partridge. Orland;
Seneca II. Remck, Hancock
Luke SOBER. BucLsport:
VI. Il. silsbv, Aurora;
Ira Scammon. Eastbrook;
Geo. +. Smith, Surry:
Chandler :. Waning. Dedham;
Charles +. Walker, Lamoine;
Newell Wilson, Ellsworth.
sUPERSUMERaRIEs.
John c. Bradford, Brooklin:
John I. Whiting, Castine.
The Court opened. Tuesday at 10 O'Clock A
". Prayer wa. offered by the Rev. DIR. Ten
ney. Judge Posters address 10 the Gran,
Jurors was A carefully and ably prepared pa
per in>tructing them in their duty.
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Married..

Ellsworth-Oet. I, by Rev. DIR. Tenney,
Capt Alexander w. Hutchings and Alice A.
Patterson, both Of Ellsworth.
Tremont-Oct. I, by Rev. B. F. Stinson,
Capt. Geo. B. Galley and Myra A. Rich, both
Of fremont.
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At Bonaire, 10th ult., bark Rachel Emery,
Wyman, from Barbados to load for Bos-
| ton.
FAJARDO, P. Rim port Sept. 20, sch.
| Waldemar. Parker, from st. Thomas to load
| for New York.
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Died.

Obituary notices, beyond The Date, Name and Age
must be paid for at the rate of ten cents line.
Cutler-Oct. 2. Esther Abigail, child Of Al
bert and Anioinette Maker, aged year and
months.
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The President has selected Thomas
Smith of the War Department for appoint
ment Of U. S. Attorney for the district Of
New Mexico.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS,

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BE- 60 to Geo \ Parchcr's Drug store and get
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to an
/ concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself, the trust Of an All.
ministrator of the estate of William Benson late
of Brooksville,in the County of Hancock deceased
by giving bond the law directs; he therefore re-
quests all persons who indebted to the said lie
ceased's estate, to make immediate payment, ana
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit the
same for payment.
+. c, CHATTO.
Sept. "a, 1855. Sw4O
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If YOU would have appetite, flesh, color.
strength and vigor, take Ayers Sarsaparilla,
that Incompatible tonic and blood purifier
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-15

carriers Little Liver Pills are free from
sll crude and irritating matter. Concentrated
medicine only; very small Very easy 10 take :;
no pain; no gripping no purging. For sale by
1.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-15

One thousand Testimonials, from all parts
of the country, attest the infallible properties
Of "ANAkESlS." the great Pill remedy. II
relieves pain at once, aud cures permanently
Samples sent free. Address IAN AkESIS."
Box 2ti6, New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-15

Master d. Frank Todd OF Milford, Sc
ward Il Co., Neb,, writes: my mother wish
es me 10 write you and say that she always
uses Church 4 Co.'S Arm & Hammer soda
and thinks 1t is very good"