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County News.
Sup Jud. Court Oct. Term, 1886.

l.. A. EMERY, Justice Presiding.
OFFICERS or THE COURT.
II. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
q. r. FELLOWS, County Attorney.
MISS LorTIE f. LAwRY, Stenographer.
ID. l.. FIELDS, Sheriff.
T. W. FORD, Messenger.
John II. Higgins vs.. james l.. Brown.
Plaintiff sues TO recover possession of two GER
tain horses described in certain 'bill of sale"
given by the defendant Brown TO Plaintiff
Higgins, which Brown bad taken from him by
writ of Repleyin." Defendant pleads In de-
fence that bin OF sale was obtained by duress
and therefore void. Wholly question of law
as to whether acts shown were sufficient TO
constitute duress. Decided by Judge Emery
in favor OF plaintiff. Damages in sum of one
cent.
Wiswell & King. Redman.
Frances c. Springer. Admr'x. vs.. ssm'
Springer Action of assumpsit by admins
trstrix OF jefferson Springer 10 recover a
board bill Of sam'l Springer Plaintiff alleged a
contract between ssm'l Springer and Jefferson
Springer deceased, according TO which Samuel
was to give a deed of his homestead TO .Ieffer-
son and take bond for maintenance back
Through the negligence OF the parties the ps-
pers were never made. jefferson died and
administrstrix sought a fulfIlmcpt Of contract
which she claims was refused. She then
brought this action to recover for board during
the time he lived with jefferson.
Defendants claim. lat, refusal to perform 10
have been first made on the part Of the plain
tiffs and that they were always ready TO per
form. 81. That the agreement was for sam
uel to work his board until the transfer was
made.
Verde; for plaintiff sa,6.e0.
Wiswell 4 King. Redmsn.
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Died..

oo'tnary notices, beaoEd the Date, Name anil 4qe
must be paid for at The rate of ten cents a line '
Ellsworth-Oct. 10, Charles Lewis. infant
weeks.
East Bluehil Oct. 5, Geo. W, e!t!cst -,,p
of p. X. Greene, aged II years.
Willard F., eldest son of William Chap
man, aged s years.
Mt. Desert-Sept. II, Mrs. Nancy VI. New
man, aged s. years and months
Reeds Pond-Oct. Is, of diphtheria. Fannie
L., daughter Of John and Edith Merrill, aged
years.
Deer lsle-Oct. TO- John j. Hayes, aged Gs
years and month.
Sept. 20, Mrs. Elizabeth 5. S,jnsop. aged
II years and 81 days.
Sedgwick- Oct. 10, Mrs. Hannah Peryear,
aged 81 years.
Oct. 8, Elmer 4. Trafton, aged 10 years
and months.
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coSGRRGA1IoxAL CHURCH.

Text Cor IL: g. And there are d.
ver.itie- Of operations bu, It Is the same God
that worketh all 10 an. But the manifestation
OF the Spirit is given 10 every man 10 prof;
withal." These words show both the unity
sud the variety OF the christian life In the
same chapter the apostle cnumeraie, different
gifts TO the apostolic church. snd the services
rendered by means OF these gifts were called
christian service. Some Of these, like the
gift OF healing" have been reiegated 10 the
schools. and are now considered secular. and
not christian callings. But the work OF cur
ing diseased bodies i not less gift. because II
ha. become science aud an art. The phy~i-
clan In the exercise Of hi profession, acquired
by hard study aud patient practice. may be
fulfilling his christian calling a. truly a. one
who In the primitive church cured the sick by
the LAYING on Of hands. so the gift o,
tongues" which on the day Of Penteco>t wa.
bestowed miracuously. At the present time {.
acquired only by perseyering study IN the
schools Yet il j. not less = gift. and be- who
pursues II may be rendering no lt>. christian
service il he have the true christian spirit
Any one who renders any help. however hum
bic. TO the specific work OF the church. NAV be
essential 10 that work IL he who hold the
highest position Lack OF gift i often fancied.
There art two thought, in application Of thi.
subject. /. Ne man has any excuse for not
engaging in christian work. since 1t l. possible
10 make every sscular calling christian. II.
The apostle speaks OF something better than
gifts. and that Is the way Of love. Each one
NAV walk in that waY, aud 30 make his v, hole
life Il grand christian service
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Sonih Goaldsboro

Sonth Goaldsboro-
The general complaint at present is bad
colds. Mamie Sargent is quite sick.
Stephen Bunker and wife rejoicing
over little daughter.
Mrs. Lucinda Hammond has been stop
ping for few weeks at ]. c. Hammonds.
She will leave for Pennington, y. H., this
morning.
Edwin Stratton and family spent few
days Of last week with their relatives. Eddie,
son of Nelson Strs.ton, returned home with
them and is still stopping with them.
Elder Herher, Of Halifax, is stopping in
town at present, and We have him with US
part of the time.
Elder Jenkins of Machias, was with US
Saturday evening, and all dav yesterday.
Thomas, c. A. and Willie Bunker are still
in poor health SELDOM.
Oct Is
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rheumatism

We doubt If there is, or can be. a specIfe
remedy for rheumatism; but Thousands who
nave sunered Its pains have been greatly ben
ehtea oy Hoods sarsaparilla II YOU have
fAiled !" ind relief, try this great remedy.
was afflicted with rheumatism twenty
years Previous TO 1888 found no relief. but
gre" worse, and at one time was almost helm
MsS- Hoods sarsaparilla did me more good
than an the other medicine / ever had"
H. L. BALLOON, Shirley Village. Mass.
had rheumatism three years. and got no
iehei Ill took Hoods Sarsaparilla. II has
cone great things for me. recommend il to
others" LEWIS BURBANK. Biddeford. Me.
H''@s Sarsaparilla is Characterized nv
i--ne c'''.i- rites ist-i.- c4.a 3i.4efsosi -
remedial agents; ID, the proportion: s,I. lie
process OF securing the active rseG.rsnal
qualities. The result is uie, cine G. 49,. II
strength, eftcctine cures hitherto unsso7.r.
send Tor book containing additional ov.,.,..so.
Hoods SsrSaraF,ia tones IN my ~v.;e.7.
l'FUhte lay i'A'i, 81 rfcuS p,y Eli. i-, ..t.l
:, '-s.S 10 tIta.t rae t.Hr" Y !, T...5s,r..,,>.
Il GER 81 l',eGs. J.. l.,.l. :
u ."-'s rg7'1y:.a beat IL ,t,.r-+ ar1
w, ~ "H- in a." Z l5ll.I.:,.. IA.
10 ba'A s,.eet New York City.
HooS'a Sarsapariila
Sold BY all druggists. 81; six for s.. Mas
only by C. !. HOOD & co, lowell, siass.
100 Doses One Dolfar-
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ter refreshments, order was restored. we were
entertained by short addresses by members Of
the different oranges represented. A declama.
ton was well rendered by Bro. J. Dority Of
n. BluehIl. and heartily enjoyed by all. Miss
- Bridges, a native Of the Sandwich Is
lands sang song in her native tongue and also
repeated the Lords prayer, much to the de-
light Of her hearers. At an early hour the
grange closed in due form. many pronouncing
1t one Of the pleasantest evenings ever spent
in their lives. Long live the order, and the
happy couple, who figured so conspicuously
In this evenings entertainment. w.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken of YOUR
rest BY sick child suffering and cry ing with pain
of cutting teeth II 50, send at once and get
bottle OF Mrs. Winslow- soothing syrup for
Children Teething. Its value Is incacuiablc. 1t
Will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately,
Depend upon IL, mothers, there is no mistake
about it. 1t cures dysentery and diarrhoea, re
gulates the stomach and bowels, cures wind collie
softens the gums, reduces Inflammation and gives
tone and energy To the whole system. Mrs. " ms
lows soothing syrup for Children Tcethipg Is
pleasant 80 the taste, and Is the prescription OF
Of the oldest and best female nurses and physicians
in the United states, and Is for sale by all drug
gists throughout the world. Price - cents q bot
tlr lrrla
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Malaria.

Twenty five hundred dozen bottles OF .igue
Con9meror ordered in one month. 1t positive
ly eradcates all Malaria, Fever and Ague, Bill
ious and Intermittent fevers in any climate.
Read our book OF one thousand testimonials.
DUE WEST, S. c.. March Il, SO.
G.. G. GREEN, Dear Sir We will soon need
more Ague Conqueror. 1t is taking like ''hot
cakes" and giving satisfaction.
Yours, ELLIS BROS.
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Dedham.
The Congregational church and society
are enjoying a season of prosperity. Six
weeks ago the weekly PRAYER meetings COM
menced with fifteen persons present, and
four testimonies. Last week there were
sixty persons present and fifteen testimonies.
October Sd one new member was added to
the church upon profession of faith. This
season the church edifice has been thorough
ly and tastefully repaired. The pastor, Rev.
S. W. Chaplin. (who also breaches in Hol-
den) meets with favor by his cordial man.
ners and evident sincerity, while he is in
fact as well as in name, a minister Of the
gospel.
H. P. Burrill, Esq, who is juryman from
this town. came home TO spend Sunday, and
returned to Ellsworth Monday morning.
Mr. p s. Hurd has recently sold about
two hundred acres of woodland to Edward
H. Blake, of Bangor.
Mr.. Randall Bates and wife, of Brewer,
have been visiting friends in town the past
week.
School has closed in the Reeds Pond
district on sccount of diphtheria. We un-
derstand that there are several cases in the
family of John Merrill.
Mr.. Leonard &. Heath is very sick Of
typhoid fever.
Rev. S. W. Chaplin exchanged pulpts on
the 18th with Rev. P. J. Robinson, the
Methodist minister in Orono.
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Piles ! Piles Piles!

Sure cure for blind, bleeding, and itch
ing Piles. One box has cured the worse cases
Of ten years standing. No one need suffer ten
minutes after using this wonderful Kinks Ger
man Pile Ointment. 1t absorbs tumors, al
lays the itching at once. acts as a poultice,
gives instant relief. Kinks German Pile Oint-
ment is prepared only for Piles and itching Of
the private parts, and nothing else. Every
box is warranted by our Agent. Sold by
Druggists; sent by mail on receipt Of price SOC,
and u 90 per box.
DIR. @. 0. BENTON, PROP,
Cleveland O.
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North Lamaine.
On Friday afterno1 IN Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter
A. Young we're made happy by the birth Of
son seighing nine pounds and fourteen
ounces. Mother and child are doing we'll.
Capt. A. c. Holt, Of schooner Helen 6.
Moseley came home on Friday and returned
to his vessel at Portsmouth. \. H.. on
Tuesdsy.
Capt. jesse H. Bragdon who has been to
New York the past month. returned home
on Saturday Also Miss Alice Coggins who
has been spending few weeks in Boston
with her aunt, returned same day.
Oct. Is. DSETT
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Married..

Ellsworth Oct. Il, by Rev. Dr. Tennev.
Mr.: Harry c. Lord and Miss Matte Woods,
both of Ellsworth.
Castine-Oct. Is, by Rev. A. f. Ives. Mr..
Henry II. Grindle Of Orland, and Miss Hattie
VI. Hutchings of Castine.
North Brooksville-Oc :, by Rev. H. ".
Norton, Mr.. Roscoe d. Gray of Sedgwick,
and Mrs. Clara Gill OF Brooksville.
Orland Oct. 10. by F. W. Gross. ESQ, Mr..
Eben Stubs Of Bucksport, and Mrs. Mary
Hamilton of Midland. Mich.
Rockville Centre. y. Y.,-Oct. IL. at the
residence Of the brides parents. by Rev. W
Wiley: Mr.. Frank W. Nix of Hampstead. and
Miss Jessie Lee Tracy. daughter of Captain
Nathan 5. Tracy Of Rockville Centre.
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nvseARo.s ELIXIR or OPIUM.

A boon 10 the victims Of vitiated indal gence, .
blessing TO the sufferers from agoniEing pain la
Its action sedativs ancsiync and an -.pasnodic
1t ailays nervous irritabity, relieves pain and
commissions, and produces delightful slumbar
Does not induce nausea, constipation, headache or
other unpleasant consequences. caused by he
narcotic properties In other preparations ofopurn
1t preserves the appetite and Is perfectly sale
household remedy. Price, IS cents per bottle Sold
eyeryWhere. pooiittle & Smith Agepta Boston
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Some Folks

have much difficulty in swallowing the huge,
old-fashioned pill, but any one can take Dr..
Pierce's pleasant Purgative Pellets, which
are composed Of highly concentrated vegetable
extracts. For diseases Of the liver and stom-
sch, sick and bilious headache, etc., thew have
no equal. Their operation Is attended with no
discomfort whatever. They are sugar-cpated
and put up In glass vials,
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MARIA y. PETTINGnLL.

Died in Hancock. Oct. 5, Mrs. Maria y. Pet.
iincill. aged IL years. months and % DAYS.
She died a. the christian dies with hope In
Jesus blood. trusting fully in her Saviour for
salvation. leaving her children In the care Of
Him who has said: when thy father and
mother forsakc thee. I will take thee up and
VIII care for thee" r.. HARpISG.
Ellsworth, Oct. 10.
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Marine List.

ENsWOrsA Port.
ARRIVED
Wednesday Oct. IS.
Sch Hussar, Bunker, Bar Harbor
SAILED.
Sch Express, Lampson, Rockland
sAILED
Thursday, Oct IA
Sch Dolphin, Moon, Boston
Sch vesta, Spear, Bar Harbor
Sch Nellie Grant, Dodge, Rondout
ARRIVED
Sch Forester, Mosley, Bar Harbor
Sch Scioto, saddler, Bar Harbcr
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Yes, they said | was fool not to try SUI
phur Bitters for Rheumatism, from which
had suffered over two wears: but had trid 20
many doctors and medicines without getting
relief that was discouraged. am now on
my fourth bottle and almost cured was a
fool that didn't try that wonderful remedy
before. q, PruH, NrRcheSter, v. II.
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North Ellsworth.
A. W. CUsHMAN, P. N.


in Alex. NJ Moore's field. before an appre-
ciaiive crowd. This vas no, game by
small boys but one by Young men and mar
ried men who cam. 10 the ground full Of
confidence and determination. A sharp
game was played which resulted in Club No.
getting one more score than Club No. 8.
Umpire. Neal Donovan scoreman, Ernest
Brown. both Of Ellsworth. Afer the game
all went to Agricultural Hall, where the la
dies sewing circle held their sixteenth an
nusl fair. A bountiful table was spread for
the players and their ladies'. Club No. s
paid the bills. Other tables were spread and
well pstronixed.
THE FAIR.
The hall Was crowded Miss Della L.
Leach got the circle quill, by majority of
sl2
Miss Ella A. Googins received the toilet
set by a majority Of 80 20.
The doll went to Miss Bessie l.. Patten BY
plurality of two votes.
The articles made during the summer
we're tsstefulIy arranged on tables for sale.
which was beautiful sight and reflected
much credit on this industrious society, that
helped build Agricultural Hall. tina, painted
our butying ground fence several times.
that helms MAINTAIN nreachinc and ,ha, hs.
helped individuals, etc.
ne entertainment was good and all that
took part deserve much praise. The sing
ing was very good and the music by Mrs.
Mlnot, excellent Reading BY Rev. Mr..
Town. IRA. ,,,rsc;,,sa ho,h IN ia .nb;e,,
and in IL d.lirrrs
A ,shlesu Of No. :, followed BY one by
No 8 with their he ads down created con
siderable laughter.
everything was success Net receipts
II; r. Maddocss commenced 'eh'o! IN
joshua boya mas gone 10 hhh'aale' ~ d.
ch.y,ss n W.syat, !. ,.achi,y .urc.s.
fully at home.
las, Mondav morning Fr.dii. Moor
.ssJ .,evs, vsars sho, i,r,e ro,, i, VI,
Ne~halI's orchard.
Als,A Potter h.. made MANY ,mnrov..
meet. on n. hu,ldinv, hi, season
;,.d A. II i Maddox w..k
Miss Fla A. ooog'ns y ~ Lynn, Mass.
there are nineteen dtg "r''s 10 district
No =
rE.b. Tou,,eIo,, ~. On. of N. bs., Il
no, NE best, woke Of oxen in Hancock Co.
They are perfectly matched with an aggre-
gate gir'h oil ieet ) inches H. r.
The love. a, Agricultural hail held by The
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C.stiue.
The Hancock County Conference Of the
Societies OF Young Peoples Christian
Endr asor. was organized at Castiue October
18th. where its first meeting was holden.
There are eight societies already formed in
this county, Of which SIX were represented
at the first meeting. though the weather
va. unfayorabe. Mr. W. Gardner Of
Bucksport was chosen President, and Mrs.
Haskell of Oceanvile, Secretary
Very interesting reports OF the different
societies, largely by ladies', were given, some
Of which were written Different subjects.
pertaining to the object Of the organization,
were referred 10 different societies repre-
sented, and reports were made Of the same
question box" elected sundry subjects,In
response to which Rev Nessrs. Cushman,
Ives and Skinner, Prots. Woodbury. aud
Foster, and others, were heard. The meetings
were well attended and were of much inter
est and profit. The activity and Importance
of the female element were very manifest.
These and kindred organizations, gathering
in the Young and securing their activity in
christian effort, promise rich results for the
future. They seem like outer courts Of the
church. A goodly number Of the members
of the Normal school are active members
Of the society in Castine. The next annual
meeting Of the County organization is ap-
pointed at Bucksport.
On Sunday morning collection was
taken up in the Orthodox church in aid of
the sufferers BY the fire in Eas,port. The
loss Of property there and the call for as
sistance, seem proportionally greater than at
,,-hA hau Oh mad
remark able response.
Some of the fires in Castine in past years
would have swept over large part Of the
village except for the fire engines, in pro-
viding which the town spent money literally
but wisely. Eastport seems to have been
very deficient in this direction.
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Mr.. J. +. Treworgy. formerly Of East
surrv. In renewing his subscription to the AN
ERIC.N. writes US a. follows:
LAKEWOOD, n. J., Oct. II, 1854
W Editor The AMERICAN 1. very interesting
to me, A. am native Of East surry, and In !, 1
End a grea; deal OF information I could &c, in no
other way. sailed out Of Ellsworth nearly ten
years and was in a Philadelphia vessel in 1873
which was wrecked on jersey Beach At Point Pleas
ant then quit going TO sea. and got married, 20.
Inc to work at the house carpenter trade.
worked FIVE months, then drew my plan. and built
me small two.tory house, doing all the work nv
self and finishing I, throughout in three months.
am now working a; this place q winter resort
for iuvads where the climate Is so healthfui sha,
they say that people never die, and where, A. re
port ha. H. they hal to kill to start . grave
yard
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Many ministers Of the gospel, merchants
and business men suffer greatly with Indiges-
ton from al overworked brain. Rev. Sewell
Brown, of East Corinth, writes, II have used
Bells Sarsaparilla for severe attacks Of Indi-
gestion with very beneficial results" (Only
80 cts per bottle)
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Decline of Man.

Mental or organic weakness nervous DE- BIZ
ity and kindred delicate diseases, however In
duced. speedily and permanently cured. For
large Illustrated book If particulars enclose 10
cents in stamps and idrcss. World. Dispen-
sary Medical Association, Cos Main Street,
Buffalo, Y.
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another little boy. With FIVE smart little
boys around him he has the prospect Of
help in the not far distant future.
Mrs. Fred Williams is again quite sick.
DR.. Hagerthy attends her.
Oct. II.
The few nights we have had Of cold
weather make the forest look bare, and re-
mind one Of what will follow.
Considerable building and repairing are
going on here this fall. 1t is inconvenient
TO build here, for our lumber has all got to
come from Bangor or Ellsworth, and We are
thirty-two miles from either place but not
withstandng all Of that some one is build
ing all the time.
The potato crop was light on account of
the dry weather.
Apples are plentiful.
If any one wants few days Of pleasure
he can't find better place than here. The
forest abounds with all kind Of game.
Oct. IS. s.
Lamoin-.
Mr.. John Grant and family left to-day for
Nineland, n. j., where they intend to re-
side.
Capt. +. ID. Hodgkins has returned from
New York.
The necktie supper at the hall last Mon
day evening was success in every way,net-
ting abou, S34 toward furnishing the new
grange hall.
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FAIRFIELD. No. Aug. %, 50.

FAIRFIELD. Mo-, Aug. 90. 80.
G. G. GREEN, Dear Sir Your Ague Con-
queror knocks the Chils and Dumb Ague
every time. | warrant every bottle and 1t
never fails. have cured cases where quinine
had no effect whatever.
Yours resp'y, W. II. SHAW & co.
yr 40 q q W
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When she WAS = Child she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
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Foreign Ports.

Curacao Ar Oct !, brig Woodbury., Brown.Npn
York
It Thoma--Ar previous "a oct IJ.sch WaIlclD..r.
Parker, New York
Ar sept ., sch Mary Lord, Lord Guuddoupe
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Great Pond.
In our Sabbath school We miss the "a
milar face of the Superintendent, L. s.
Williams, who is now attending school in
Lewiston. His place is very accsptably
filed by Mrs. Edith McPhee.
The carpenters are getting along quite
we'll and hope to get the new houses ready
to occupy before winter.
Dave Corners sold his home to George
Williams Of Amherst. Corners thinks
Of spending the winter in New Hampshire.
A very pleasant party from Massachusetts,
left here this morning for the lake, where
they will enjoy few weeks Of camp life.
Johnny Archer is the happy father Of
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The undersigned wishes to thank her friends
who so generously contributed to the North
Ellsworth sewing circle. for the quilt In her
name enabling her to receive Il.
Miss DELLA LEACH.
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East i.amoine.
PETREI

East tamoine.
Oct. 9th inst. Mrs. Fannie, wife Of Martin
Berry dIed.aged 81 wears. \ painful illness
of many years was bravely and patiently
borne. and when the message .'child, come
home" was heard she gladly closed her eyes
upon the scenes of earth to open them in the
paradise Of God. SYGNET.
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Judge Francke, a Prussian judge is 10
be tried for election frauds. Great COM
plant is made in the Province Of Quebec of
election trickery.
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TEMPERANCE CoSCERT.-Sunday last was
Temperance Sunday" and the churches gen.
orally observed the day by services suitable to
the occasion. At the Methodist church in this
city. the pastor not only preached an able tem-
perance sermon, but the Sunday school had =
very Interesting and weIl-conducted temper
ance concert in the evening which was yerv
fuily attended. The following is program Of
the exercises:
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
the great medicine for the cure Of all female
complaints, Is pleasant to take and eficacious.
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE, OCT. is. 1886.
Mr; John Atchison. Miss Lizzie Clough,
y. r. Eaton. Mrs. Jane Colt,
Mrs. VIM. Pickens, Mr.. Edd Riley,
Mr.. W. +. Root.
W CrsuM.y n