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Oeean,iiIe. Deer Isle.
School in this district commenced on
Monday, 18th inst, Miss Rebecca Hatch of
South Deer Isle, teacher.
Rev. L. S. Trip Of Bluehill, preached in
the Baptist church on Sunday last Al
though Father Trip has more than num-
bered his four score years he still appears
active, and his sermons are interesting and
instructive.
Alfred Greenlaw of Oceanville, is boy
twelve years Of age, and rather a smart boy
too. Last spring while our meeting house
was being painted, Mr.. Eben Greenlaw,
Alfred's father, met with painful accident
which laid him up for some months. AL
fred had desire to help in supporting the
family, so day after day he would take his
dinner pail 10 his hand and walk to Green's
Landing seeking for work-a distance Of
five miles. If he found employment, well,
if not he would return home and try again
next day. In this way little Alfred has aid
ed very largely in supporting his fathers
family, earning about Sl5. He certainly
deserves credit, and sets an example worthy
of being followed by other boys.
1t was the privilege Of your correspond
ept to make one Of an excursion party to
Isle au Haut yesterday. To describe the
trip would take too much time and space
suffice it to say that every hour was filled
with enjoyment. The day was pleasant,
company agreeable, and the view from the
different points Of the island, especially
from the summit of the mountain, was
grand.
Mrs, Case and daughter from Ohio, and
Misses Bassett and Boynton Of Washington,
D. c.. were Of our company and expressed
themselves as highly pleased with the beau
ty of the Maine coast-as seen from our
lofty position on the tip-top Of the noun
tain of Isle au Haul. H.
Aug. 10.
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Last "wednesday afternoon the funeral
services Of Mrs. Sarah Harrington we're
held at East Lamoine. the Rev. II. b. Til
den officiating.
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0'"P,e"N 'o'"'',s '"e growing crops 81
PH"PN'"s' '''""''eIs' NAn,' e'''
Misses oertie and fannie Foster oithare>-
town, Mass, are VISITING a Capt. T. w.
higgins lhe Two Misses 'ro.et!. Of
Beverly, are at Capt 1. y. HodskIhs Mr..
nm! Mrs peoIsr "oosins' VT and Mrs.
Ebrn ooogins. VIM. y. Coggins, Nj. Chas.
Bartlett and Mrs Chas' Cushing are also 10
town
Last "Wednesday evening a wedding took
place at be residence of Capt. CALVIN Cog
gins Mss Ellie Cosgin, was united in
marriage 10 Mr.. John H. Lafnard, of Bo,.
ton. The presents we're numerous and ele-
CANT, among them fine silver service ana a
gold watch and chain.
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Special Premiums Offered at Maine
State Fair.

In addition 10 the large regular list OF prem
ium-- for everything connected with agricul-
tural operations, offered at the State Fair to be
held at Lewiston. sept. AZ. the following
special, have been added:
by Rufus Prince. President-sl0 for best
cow making the most inches OF cream the 2d
day of the Faif
by \. l.. Dennison. scc.-Sl0 for best ex-
biblt OF needle and fancy work by girl OF 20
years or under.
BY II. ;. Osgood. Treas. $40 for bes, mint
lng by amateur. on silk. velvet satin or plush.
BY Alonzo Libby. Trustee $40 for best
herd OF six cows giving most milk on second
and third days Of Fair
BY ;. G. Jerrard. Trustee $40 for largest
amount OF print butter made in one week from
any COW. Test commence Aug. 80 enu Sept.
>. run statement required.
Bs Geo. r. Bracket, Trustee $40 TO boy
Is wears old or under making the largest and
best exhibit Of farm products. grown on farm
where he worked the present season: exhibit
confined 10 % square feet in Hall
By Benz Hilton. Trustee $40 for best
pony broken to saddle and carriage.
BY III. c. Burleigh $40 for best pair of fat
steers OF any age. by boy Of Is years old or I'M
der. -
BY G. VI. Twitchel Pair Plymouth Rock
chicks Tor best lot of butter six lbs or more.
made by farmers daughter Is wears old or less.
Make all entries to A. l.. Dennison. Sec.
Portland. NN''
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LOCAL NOTICES.


II am discouraged. have too much TO do
| am tired. am sick. | suppose | was put
into this house to keep 1t clean. but it is too
much work. | won't try. | will 20 To sleep.
don't care hat becomes OF the house"
The above j. an allegory. The discouraged
hou>ckceper is the liver, which. indeed. i
often called 1.-THE hou>ekerpcr Of our health
II II docs 20 to sleep a> 1t threatened. a crowd
Of diseases are all ready TO spring up a con
sequence. Dr. Piercc'~ "Gollcn Medical Dis
cnNcry" at. upon the liver and assists it in it.
work OF housekeeping and hou-c-cloaning. II
j. The great liver remedy aud blood cleans
cr, and cures all the long train ~ chronic mall
adde's resulting from torpid or sluggish
si'syy liver. such ~ >ick-hea,achc. >crofulou-
diseases, ~ uicer-, "fcyyr-~oTc~, "wh itr swell
iu-~," hip-jpiut disease, consumption OF the
lungs (Which i really onI1 ~crotua manifesto
inS itself ID the delicate tissues Of these or
Ean., also MI skin diseases. A. bloichc~. PIN
ple- and eruption,, and all blood taint~, how
ever acquired.
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There are large number Of visitors in
town, most Of them formerly Of this place,
and on Sunday morning and afternoon there
were many OF them who occupied their old
seats IN the lamoine and Fast Lsmoine
Baptist churches and they listened to two
very interesting and instructive sermons by
the pastor, Rev. +. Hatfield In the morn
ing from Paufs exhortation TO constant faith,
patience, and goodness, Heb. FL:
Wherefore seeing We are comprised about
with so great 4 crowd OF witnesses. let as 10,
aside every weight, and the I'm which doth
SO easily beset US and le, Us run with pa
tience, the race set before Us. looking IN
to Jesus, the author of our faith,'' etc. In
the afternoon from the gospel according to
81. Malh. His account of the angel salts
fying the thoughts Of Joseph, and the inter
probation If the names of Christ, Marh, 1t
chapter and latter clause of2lst verse: "AnG
thou shalt call his name Jesus for he shall
save his people from their sins clearly
proving 10 an attentive listener that he at
least, did not believe Christ saved in sin but
from the power Of sin.
On Sunday evening occurred one Of the
first Sunday school concerts of the season.
The pieces were nearly all rendered perfect
~, and one feature of interest was the sing
ing each part alone of sacred song emit
tied 1--WE are Pilgrim Band BY two lit
tie girls of Mr.. Alvers, unaided by even an
accompaniment. The singing was excellent,
and gave much credit to the leader, Mr..
Reynolds. as the time for rehearsal was very
limited. A collection to assist in the pur-
chase of a new library was taken up amount
ing to over SIG.
We had beautiful rain on Friday. also
smart hail shower lasting nearly one-half
hour the hail stones being large that at
evening they were not dissolved. We learn
Of no damage being done except thorough
drenching of some of the men and boys at
work in the fields. D'NETT.
Aug. "a.
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DIR. W. H. Roberts, the dentist, formerly
OF this place, has purchased fine residence
on Fessenden street, Deering, where he is
nicely situated with his family. We are told
that the. doctor has large practice. Sue.
cess TO you doctor.
Mrs. Abbie Wilkinson is still visiting her
sister, Mrs. c. l.. Banghar,. She is perfect
ly delighted with the scenery along our bay
Rev. Mr.. Withee of Edmonds, occupied
the pulpit of the NJ. L. church Sunday even
ing, and gave a good discourse.
Miss Lewis Of Carol, Me-. is spending a
few days with her aunt, Mrs. G. Means.
The party who went on Yacht cruise 10
Bar Harbor few days ago, have returned,
and reported very pleasant time.
Mrs. Osgood, an aged lady, is suffering
considerably from lung trouble.
Capt. Townsend is making a brief visit
with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Treworgy are away
visiting friends at Mar,ha's Vineyard.
HAMLET.
Inc following persons were installed as
officers of Pine Tree Lodge |. o. of G. T.,
by lodge deputy ]. I. Staples. for the quar-
ter ending. Oct. 81 +. W. Morgan, G. r.;
Essie Withee, V. T.. Stella Knowles, s;
\. l.. Trevorgy, F. s.; Grace Knowles. r.
Edwin SWEET, NJ; Cora Andersen. l. s.
Edwin Clark. o. g.. Gertie Haskell, K. S.
Flora Mllliken, l.. s.; Flora Clark, d. NJ.
This lodge is growing in members and in
auence and is doing good work in our
town.
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Obituary..

Our community was much grieved on Tuesday
last to learn of the death of Abbie, wife of T. +.
Monaghan, and daughter of the late Fields SWEET,
and the present Mrs. Clara Barrett, of Bluehill.
Mrs. Monaghan died at her home in Foxcroft at the
age of thirty years. Her sickness was brief. She
bore her suffering with much fortitude, nor was
she ever heard to murmur. And thus II was dur
ing her whole life. In her ceaseless effort for the
happiness Of others she completely forgot herself
But we feel that she has now gone to receive tina.
crown of happiness, which she so justly merited.
Mrs. Monaghan leaves husband and five children
as well as a large circle of friends and acquaint-
ances to mourn her loss. To these we offer our
heartfelt sympathy, in this their hour of deep at
fiction.
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Winter Harbor.
The Sabbath school had lis annual picnic
on harbor Point on Wednesday of las,
week The superintendent, teachers. and
nearly all of the scholars were present, The
swings in the woods and boating ON the
harbor were especial, enjoyed bv the chill
dren. Cloths were spread on the mossv
ground beneath the trees, fires were kindIed
under the kettles on the shore, and in a
short time a repast fit for king was in
readiness. When the dinner was about con-
Guided the appetites of the little ones were
renewed by the announcement that Mr.. T..
A. Baker had sent over a bountiful supply
of nuts and candy for the occasion, which
was dealt out in generous quantities with
many returning thanks TO Mr.. Baker. The
weather was fine. and the day very much en-
joyed by all.
NJ. French Sheldon, fof London, Eng,
the translator of Flaubert's "Salambo," also
Mr.. - Welcome, of London, Eng, and
Mrs. Belle Patterson, of Philadelphia, are
stopping at Serene Cottage.
Mr.. Frank Hammond and family of Bos-
ton' are visiting his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flint of the "Rocks- cele-
DRAFTED the forty-first anniversary of their
marriage, on Saturday. Aug. 21st.
Aug. 49, D
"A. NJ. Phillips has been on a reea,t ,,;s;t e.,
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Special Circular.

10 HE Good Te,aptars al uqjHe AMI opr
Temperance FrieAds
We wish TO extend the Order and the inter
est> OF the cause which it represents into all
available parts Of the State. shall personally
devote my entire time and energy 10 that pur-
pose during the remainder Of the wear Shall
be pleased 10 hear from our friends AT any
time on the subject. and shall hold my >cf in
readiness 10 answer calls 10 attend special
meetings of the Order and general temperance
meetings whenever can reasonably do 20.
MARCELLUs j. Dow. q. {. T.
Brooks Me.
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SURF curc for blind, bleeding. and Itch
:n- Piles one ooN ha> cured the worse case,
OF ten YEAR, standing. No one need suffer ten
minutes after using this wonderful Kirk Ger
man Pie ointment. II ah,orh- tumor>, al
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box j. warranted by our Agent. Sold by
Druggists; sent by mail on receipt OF price 50c.
and 500 per box.
DIR. &. %. BENTON, PROP.
Cleveland. -.
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Using only the choicest sras- Of tobacco.
freed from Stem, and devoid % all poisonous
and uoNiou> ia,oriH-, commonly used in cheap
cigars to cover the vile fln. Of which they
are COMPOSED. wrapped with the be-, Of
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maxi are guaranteed 70 he not only the best
Ioc cigar in the market, but free from all head
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sometimes noticed after smoking, Ak for the
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There VIII he n branch meeting Of the Eaton
PANTY Association In Riverside Han. Sc'igWick,
on Friday. Aug =. at 10 O'Clock 4 NJ Rev. w
II Eaton Of keene, y. H.. the president Of the a.
sociation will be present AMI win Dc happy 10 re
oelve and also 10 communicate information with
rcgaiHi 10 the Eaton ancestry. II j. earnestly de.
sired that all persons bearing the name or blood of
Eaton in this region would bt present Refresh.
mcnts may lie brought or bought a. each one may
prefer Ii Is hoped there will he interest enough
u warrant an afternoon session
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BANGOR TO BAR nAREoE.

stops on signal or notice to Conductor.
The j.Ju \. VI. train from Bangor and $50 Z. VI.
train from Bar liarbor run daily sunday in
clulcd.
These Trains connect 1t Bangor, with through
trains Main Line, Ia amt from Portland, Boston
and 81. John.
The steamer CITY of Richmond makes two trips per
week between Portland, Bar iIarbnr and Machia-
port from Portland every TUESDAY and Friday
and froin Machiaspor every Monday and Thurs
Gay.
PANSON TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and Gcn'i Manager
F.E. BOOrHBY, Gcn' Pass Gnd Ticket Ngt.
june y, lss6. lyr Is
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property here and are well pleased with the
prospects OF the future growth of this place as
summer resort. II Is just the place for the
business or professional man who wishes a
quiet rest with plenty Of the best society and
who wishes to be at liberty TO dress as suits his
tastes and pockets. More attention is given to
recreation in the best sense OF the word than to
full dress.
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THE Farm owned by Mrs. g. p. Clark, situated
at Franklin Road Station, consisting of new
and commodious buildings and two hundred acres
OF land, will be leased for term Of years. Ii Is
the stopping place for all passengers taking trains
at above named station, which includes travel
from Franklin, Cherryfield, Harrington and Mil
bridge The new barn on said place VIII afford
ample room to keep livery stable, which will be
necessary TO accommodate travellers This is one
chance in hundred for the ri ht party.
MRS. GEO. p. CLARK.
Franklin Road, Aug. 10. 1886. mos 80.
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uuaaARp,s ELIXIR or OPIUM,

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table? Does your head ache? Are you eonstpat-
ed? Then use this valuable production OF chemical
science IL will produce the most refreshing sleep
will allay tho nervous excitement; will overcome
the constipation and cure the headache. The dele
FERROUS and injurious portions OF the opium have
been removed In Hubbard's Elixir, and 1t is safe
household medicine. Price, 81 cents a bottle Sold
everywhere. Doolittlc i Smith, Agents, Boston.
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Trenton.

On the Sabbath, Aug. -. Rev W. S.
Ayres Of the Worthen Street Baptist
church of Lowell. Massachusetts,, preached
in the Trenton chlrches. In the morning
from John l4:2-"lf it we're not SO would
have told YOU" In the afternoon he dis
coursed concerning the unseen dangers Of
life. The safeguard for Us i. Christ himself
and communion with him. IL the ''pendu.:
lum" Of life is attached to sin life will close.
as the pendulum stops vibrating beneath
that to which II is attached. Though the
Christian life may be a ,aclllaring one yet
II truiy Chrlst-like the pendulum will vacil-
late less and less until life closes beneath the
Cross Of Christ
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Cape Rozier.
At South Brooksville, L. c. Chatto has
Just loaded the sch. Francona for New
York with granite paving blocks. Arrived,
Aug IA, schs. Excursion, Haskell, Goulds-
boro, for Rocklapd Annie l.. Greene,
Webster. Hardwood Island. for Portland,
and Ariel, Gray, Bangor for Boston. Sailed,
Aug. Is, schs. A. l.. Greene, Ariel, Excur-
sion, and L. NJ. Webster.
Miss l.. w. Coombs, who taught the sum-
mer term of school in District No. 9, has
been engaged to teach the fall term in dis
trict No. 4. The term opens to-day The
term in district No. 6. taught by Mr.. w. F.
Blake, opens on the 25th. This is Mr.. BIS
second term in this district, the money in
each case being all expended under his
tuition.
Capt. Haskell Gray has reprinted his
house, giving it coat of sage green, with
white trimmings. The appearance is very
much improved.
Aug. l6. VIEW.
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Plug Your Jaw
Happy Thought

Wave Line Plug Chew iug Tobacco. The best
chew man ever pat into hj> mouth Docs not
crumbir. J. free from sticks and stems. Al
WAYS moist The best tobacco in the world.
Makes a good smoke or chew. sold every
where. Give it trial. Zoe. pieces.
lyr3onrmcW
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City and County.
Sunday in the Churches.
UNITARIAN CHURCH.

Rev J. 5. Gedhill Universalst, of Gardi-
ner, preached morning and evening. The
subject of his morning sermon was THE
Love of God" and Of his evening sermon,
"The Kingdom of God" The following is
brief report of the latter sermon. from the
text, Mark IV-30,-" Whereunto shall we
liken the kingdom of God ?" To believer or
skeplic the teachings of Jesus are sublime.
for he taught as nevrr man taught. He IN
deed brought to earth ~ ad tidngs of great
joy" His special mission was to teach men
how TO live. He came not to earth as TO
lost world. but to one of the many mansions
Of his Fathers touse. You may have
doubts as to the nature and power of Christ,
but il is not necsssar, To settle these 10 or
der to become child Of Gods kingdom.
The oppressed foreigner has heard Of the
new world and that II was discovered by
Columbus. He may have doubts about
Columbus he information relative to him
ma, be legendary or mythical. but the man
does not wait TO settle all these questions
He sails for America and becomes a citizen
Of the United States. getting the benefit Of
all its industries and institutions So Of
Gods kingdom. Christ was the Columbus
who discovered it. Wait not to settle all
your doubts about Christ, bu, become a;
once children of Gods kingdom. Wherever
men are found lahofing under the inspirs-
ton OF love and those other virtues taught
by CHRIST, there YOU will find God, king
dom. II rs very simple thing 10 become a
member Of that Kingdom. Men gain ad-
mltianoe there, not by joining the church.
or by rites and ceremonies. but by doing the
~lll Of God as taught by Christ. While II
Is simple and easy TO gain admission to that
kingdom, it is Difficult, TO become strong in
the virtues thereof. Such work can only
be accomplished by continued and persisten,
toll and endeavor, bu, the prize is worthy Of
all the efforts YOU can bestow to gain it,
METHODIST CHtK,m.
Text II, Timothy N:2l--"Do Thy dill
gence TO come before winter" Subject.
The Winter Noyage, Life T. ,,mbolical t,
the seasons Poetry and aft take a. the
symhol Of >pr'ag. infancy. Summer !,
Young manhood and aomanhooI Autumn
is maturity with the fun sheaf. tie ripened
fruit Winter with its shaking leaf AMI
drifting SHOWS is old age with is trembling
limbs and wh,tened locks and s,mb..ica. Of
the events OF hfe Is voyage a; sea
Paul is inviting Timothy To come to
Rome the eternal city The gen,rapA, las
been changed ha, the forc, af PlaI, invita-
tion holds good, invite 5ou 20 do thy ID.
isenee to come before win,er Ia this voyage
there are certain essentials:
/. The departure /. The boat must be
taken on hoard. ,. rhr aoearr mus; lee
weighed 3, Obedience and Industry Of
crew
II. The end Of the voyage.
ILL., The risks Of delay Put not If un.
til old age.
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is i bad thing. but DR.. ricrcc'- ''Fayorite Pre-
scription" deserves it, name. II i a certain
cure for those painful malllic> and weakness
e. " hich emhiter the lives Of so many women.
OF druggists.
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Clipped from Conada Presbyterian. I'M
der signature of c. Blackett Robinson, Propr ::
was cured Of oft-reeurring billion, headaches
by Burdock Blood Bittcrs.
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Yacht Ibis of Boston. Gen. Lawrence
owner, was in the harhor Wednesday night.
-,
.. t"'''' ""ouuutl came III ihu'S-
VA! n'S"'' a. '"'s - '"s '''S' VISA LOT over
menus " was que u "r''' me ent'eF
a. III" "',u'I e"1E 'oP""' ~ io't'"hu'
~ ~ ~
Mr.. Daniel johnson Of Chicago. formerly
of ca.,,nc ua.oni,.d IN r,r,;,ce 70 =,
-,
''"ao'' lineage 'a">' lho'SoaH' aug ~
Mr.. Sarah johnson, mothc' Of the groom,
ieit tasiIne iew weeks SINCE, "a he present
al the ceremony. Mr.. johnson and his
bride are to make their bridal tour to Cas-
''nf' where MI '"hn,'n has not been Tor
hAh'o'r g. Years Us mother Vehefaty
'p'hHS h'' "th'f'7 \, 'hlea2e' ana ber
~ ,l.na. ~. ,.o ,s, s''' - ~
,; r wsJncsj,, A.. ~ >F''''' - -
quite extensive improvements on th.ir rev
store aod expect 70 ha,c a grand opening
about thursday Aug 70.
Mr.. and Mr.. r. +. Wood are away on
Sat"''ns tN'nt''e"; en- ,hf HaGh' "'hoha'
"I','H "'S y r.. ''s.s.piN- ,,u'"e 'ns''
j" :" y IT. '''''
ne az o"'it o. " ''i't''','f' Mass "'-
.np'ea III, mara. pu'p"' o"f"a'' ANs-
or o~,' ara 'a'h't are 'p'aH'ng '"'!F
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BOOK BINDING
NOW Is THE TIME.

For this month of August win bind Harper's
Magazine, Century etc, from 60 to IS cts per VOL
stlden Days and Youths Companion. IS cts,
usual price 81 90, and discount will be made to
tho-e having ten volumes to bind. There are hun
nfeds of them to bind in Ellsworth. Bring them
Into stanwoed's Bipdery this month, and save ex-
pense No ], Coombs Block, Ellsworth. 3stf.
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4 Year ago hc was not expected to live. lit-
ar complaint almost Killed him He got great
relief from three bottle. OF sulphur Iitttr~,
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Died.

Obituary notices. LsgaHi N, Hais. NGp.s ar.f .fss
must b. pdid for AZ The rate Of tan cents 20 i'ar.
Ellsworth Aug. =, MIR. Mtry kraru-, age! 80
years
sullivan AuE. Il. Georgia Grant. aged j. Year,,
months uuI dty~.
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Notice..

LII persons indebted to the firm Of Weber
n Dunn are requested 10 make immediate pay-
ment, and those who have demands against said
firm will present the same for pa Ytneut
HOWARD ". DUNN.
surviving partner Of the firm Of Wehber 4 Dunn.
Ellsworth, Aug. II, lisa. SWISS.
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Prompt relief in sick headache, dizzinr>>,
nausea. constipation, pain in the side, etc,
guaranteed TO those using carriers Little Liy-
cr Pills. one Il dose. - cents For sale by
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Assessors Notice.


The Assessors Of the City of Ellsworth will be in
session on saturday August p and Saturday, Aug
% from 10 TO IL A. NJ. and from TO +. NJ.
ROBERT GERRY. Assessors
II. FREMONT MADDOCks. of
CALVIN =. JOY, Elisw orth
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b. i. SoWIE,
Attorney 4 Counselor AT Law.

Peter BLOCK, Corner Main and Stair streets.
Ellsworth Maine.
Prompt attention gwen TO al matters in
trusted. 2fvf