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Our citizens interested in regular and d.

Our citizens interested in regular and d.
rect communication with Bar Harbor and
the outside line Of steamers, are beginning
to take steps for carrying out the project OF
a steam ferry between Lamoine steamboat
wharf aud Sand Point, on the island. The
new road from Sslshury's Cove is nearly
completed, running by the shore round Cape
Levi, and connecting with the new road at
HulPs Cove, making nearly level and
beautiful drive to Bar Harbor The amount
Of travel and freight from this place and a
part of Hancock, renders it necessary that
this project be carried into operation. A
boat capable Of carrying four teams, freight
and passengers. would steam from wharf 10
wharf in eight minutes, and Bar Harbor
could be reached by teams in little more
than half an hour. People wishing to jour.
ney with their own teams 10 Bar Hsrbor
could leave your city, and BY the LamoiDe
ferry route be there. in most cases, in less
than two hours. The petitioners for the
charter for this ferry placed their papers
with the Secretary of State some two years
ago, and now think the time has come for
action. J. L. W.
July 5.
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National News.

Justice Stanley Matthews and his bride
sailed for Europe Thursday.
Smith College has made woman doc
tor of laws, and the name of Amelia b. Ed
wards, Ii. D., may now figure upon the IT,
lie pages of the publications of this lady.
The report that Secretary Manning
has suffered a relapse is contradicted by his
private secretary. On the contrary he is
improved both in health and in spirits.
A sail boat capsized in Narraganset,
bay, the 21th and six Providence, K. l., peo-
pie were drowned.
President Eliot of Harvard has accept
ed an invitation TO be present at the installa-
ton of President Dwight at Yale. Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew is expected to preside at the
meeting of the Yale alumni.
When Mrs Cleveland drove down Penn
sylvania avenue the other day for the first
time since her wedding all the men dropped
their lower jaws and stared, while the wo-
men stood stock still until the carriage had
passed out of sight.
The Senate the 2Sth ult., decided by a
vote of 33 to IL, to still further insist upon
is so-called subsidy amendment to the
post Office appropriation bill. Senator
Hale made strong speech upon the ques-
ton.
MIR. Randall introduced his tariff bill in
the House the 2sth and gave notice that he
would move to take it up the following day.
Miss Julia l. Sand contributor to
the Century, Harper's and other magazines,
has been sent to an insane asylum.
1T is thought that Edwin Booth will re-
tire from the stage at the end Of next sea-
son.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe celebrated
her 74th birthday on the 22nd..
-Ex- president Arthur's condition is re-
ported much improved by his brief stay at
New London. He is much more cheerful
than while in New York.
Rev. E. E. Hale delivered an address
before the Bates college literary society
Thursday evening. At the commencement
dinner President Cheney announced that
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The Poor, Oppressed Liquor Dealers.

\, convention of the Illinois State
liquor dealers association in Cticago Wed
nestay, the following resolution wa.
adopted
That the constitution Of the United States
and Of this State recognize the liquor bust
ness as a legitimate and proper one. aad
that il should be treated before The law a.
fairly any other reputable business We
therefore protest against the practice Of a
few prohibition anarchists" in prosecuting
reputable citizens engaged in the liquor
business for technical violations Of the letter
out not the spirit Of The law.
President Walker, Of the State association,
spoke q the dep!orable state Of affairs in
Iowa, Of the close prohibition vote in the
New York Legislature and the prohibition
convention lately held at Springfield, which
he characterized as "the most enthusiastic
and confident convention ever held in ILL.,
nois The liquor dealers. he said, mus,
uni,e.-Portland Adrertiser.
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North Penshscot.

On the ith Rev Mr.. Nan,on preached in
the NJ F.. church, North Penobscot. from
the text righteousness exalteta nation.
The church was tas;efully decorated for the
occasion, and amid singing birds and bloom
ing flowers, the orator gave forth his best
and most patriotic sentiments TO large and
interested audience.
An old lady in this place desires US to
announce that Mrs. Lucy Leach, formerly
Of Old York. who will pass her 93d wear
this mouth is alive. and il s,ii in good
spirits and health. Mrs. Leach was born 10
Old York. and was brought to this town
With her parents when is months old, and
has resided here ever since. and has six
children living in North Penobsco,.
If the weather permits this week there
will be a general strike in the hay field.
We had a most powerful and refreshing
shower here Saturday evening, and rain fell
% the depth of an inch in short time.
The shower vas attended with considerable
heavy thunder and sharp lightning. Nh.
Henry Montgomery had four sheep and two
lambs Nil ed BY lightning within short
distance from HI dwelling. Since the
shower passed over a heavy fog has set in
with the wind to the eastward,
Mr., Wm. Haney, one Of our oldest and
most respected citizens, whose death recent
y occurred Al his home in this place viii be
greatly missed IN tins community. lie was
prominent and devoted member of the
NJ. f. church. and had been fol many wears
superintendent Of the Sabbath school here.
Mrs Ida Creamer daughter Of Benjamin
and Abbie Condor, hes IN critical CON
dji5on IN Portland. where she went FOR
special medical treatment some weeks ago
Thcre has been considerable repairing
ana some building done To ,nNn ;hi~ yrar
Mr., judith McCas,,n, the lat Surviving
penS,oner Of 1912. We believe IN town, re-
Gently passed away at the home OF her
daush'er, Nh judith Staples, after a long
and painful illness. She hal the milk q
human kin4ncss IN her IL. and had many
friends, H.
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BoStOn& Bangor s.. S. Co.

Commencing june 20, steamers leave Bangor A, l,
O'Clock daily except sunday, for Hampt,cn Winter
e pp, bucSsport, searsport Belfast, Camden,
RETURNING
From Boston, daily except SUNDAY. asp
,t"ii hoeklaha laily except Monday, at'about 4
landings. a. al
Bill EHlLL ELLSWORTH LINE.
steamer Henry Morrison" will leave RockIan,
,Dr Nodlhnest Harbor, Little Deer Isle sedgwck
biuehlli, surry and Ellsworth, Tuesday,
thursdays ana Saturdays att A.M
RETURNING TO RoCkLAND
Prom Ellsworth at ! A. NJ, Mondays, Wednesdays
anu rf"lays' touching at all landings.
MOUNT DESERT LINE.
Every day, except Sunday for Boston.
commencing Friday, June 25 Iss,; steamer
Mount Desert, Capt.W {. sawtelle will leave Bar
haroor at r NJ, Southwest Harbor at p. NJ :,
uaily, except sunday, for Rockland making close
connection with the large and elegant steamers Of
me Danger Line for Boston, which will arrive AT
abou; $50 O'Clock next morning.
For Bass Harbor and North Haven Tuesdavs
thursdays, and Saturdays, at p. NJ
For swans Island and Green's Landing, MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Fridays, at +. Nj.
RETURNING TO BAR HARBOR.
From Boston, daily, except Sunday at5PM
From Rockland daily, except Monday. at abop, q
4. NJ, or upon arrival of steamer from Rosfnn ~
From Swans Island and Green's Landing Tnes.
day, Thursday and Saturday.
From North Haven and Bass Harbor, Wednesaa,
Friday and Sunday.
Tickets sold 70 all points South and wes, =,
baggage checked through. anu
wharf. y" '"c
z, 5. y. MORSE, Agent, Bar Harbor.
HENRY r. sANBoRN. Agent, Bangor
CHAS. T.. WEEKS, Agent R0ckland
WILLIAM ii. HILL, Jr., General MANAGER
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Col. Edwards was notified of his nomina-
ton TO the governorship at his home in
Bethel. the 2Sth ult., but the big crowd ex-
pec,ed failed to ma,erialize, and few lone
some democrats with a solitary brass band
conducted the ceremonies.
The English government was prcrosued
last Friday, and the political campaign
wakes hotter in Great Britain. Gladstone
is doing vigorous work and finds enthus,as-
tic audiences. He spoke to 5000 in Liver
pool, June IS. Henry Ward Beecher was
on the platform with him. Beecher saws he
is going TO speak for Home Rule while in
England.
The strike OF the union swtchmen in the
Lake Shore Yards at Chicago inaugura,ed
las, "wednesday, continues. Several men
have been badly beaten By the mob in sym
psthy with the strikers, and several arrests
have been made. An injunction has been
issued. forbiddins interference, by outsiders,
with trains. Trains guarded BY armed men
are running.
The Puritan, Priscilla and Mayflower COM
peted in the Eastern Yacht Race from Mar
blehead, Mass, the Goth ult. The Puritan's
time was about three hours and twenty three
minutes. or FIVE minutes ahead of the other
vessels. Fosr men were drowned of
Swampsco,t going to the race.
The present prospect is that Congress will
finally adjourn next Monday. The session
has been nearly barren of results. No tariff
reform, no economy and reform So little but
the appropriation bills. and these almos,
unprecedentedly delayed so that this week a
good deal Of hard work will be required.
The naval and the post office bills have
passed both branches, hut only one sppro-
priation bill has as vet become Law, so tina,
supplemental, appropriation bills have been
required.
The bill has passed the Senate. 30 10 l..
restoring Fiu John Porter to his former
rank IN the army. from which he was de-
posed with the sanction Of President Lincoln
for failing TO obey the command of hls
superior officer in a perlous crisis Of the
war. Both the Maine Senators voted against
the bill. The bill has passed the House and
Was signed by the President and became u
law. Thursday.
Mr.. Hale fought hard for the steamship
clause of the posi- office bill. hu, the clsuse
was abandoned hy the Senate as It vas
known the President as well =. the House
democrats we're opposed to n.
One Of the pension claims vetoed hy
tie President Was that Of Charlie. A. Chase
OF Fairfield. Me, who vas a private IN the
Thir,eeuth Maine aud was discharged for
disease contracted in the service after he
had served nearly through the war. Hop.
ing to recover. he did no, apply for pen
sion until TX wear, ago HIS case aa- 50
worthy that eigh,,-,ix of the best citizens Of
Fairfield signed statement IN his favor.
His case was 50 clear that The House Pea.
sion Committee unanimously reported m HI,
favor and both house. unanimously granted
lin pension. After it, passage near '
every member Of the Fairfield Grand Army
post signed a petition addressed to The
President. stating the facts and urging hi.
approval IT the bil. bat ia vain.
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Hon. J. L. H. Cobb of Lewiston ba

Hon. ]. l.. H. Cobb of Lewiston, had
pledged S25, 900 for Bates College on the
condition that $4,000 additional be raised.
The condition will without doubt be met.
Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris, who is now
at her home in the Isle of Wight, intends to
visit her mother during the summer, after
taking short trip to the continent.
-Ofex-President Hayes's children, Webb,
is trunk maker at Cleveland, Burchard is
praeticing Law at Toledo, Rutherford is tell
er Of savings bank at Fremont, and Fam
ME and Scott are at school.
Secretary Manning says he is much bet
ter than when he left Washington. He is
at the Virginia Ho, Springs.
General Daniel f. Sickles is spoken of
as next mayor Of New York.
Senator Aldrich of Rhode Island is
quite i'll at Washington.
Gen. Grants tomb at Riverside Park
will hereafter be guarded day and night by
two policemen. The military guard was re-
moved las, Monday.
Gen. Logan delivered the 4,h of July
Grafton at Kansas city.
Friday afternoon at Wakefield. Mass.
the Portland express train struck carriage
containing man. woman and two children
All we're almost instantly killed
Allen W. Dorsey. who confessed to the
murder of his father-in Law, has been SEN
fenced to State prison for life This ends
the famous Dorsey trial at Newport, X. /.
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Mr. Gip,on II. Robertson ia. been max
Ing great improvement; on hi, dwelling
house ithe old Goodwin piaeei The aldi-
ton Of two cottage windows, new claphoari-
ing. ,hinglns, new windows ard blinds and
coat d palnt viii make i one Of the pFrt-
tiest cottages ii this place.
What came very near being 4 serious 4c-
cideHt occurred here At the close Of tie per
Torrance at fremont Hall Of the Jubilee
Singers. MOI more than FIVE minutes after
the audience had left and only four OF five
persons remaining in the hall, the chaude-
lier IA heavy iron seven burner from some
cause fell 10 the fuoT-oue Of the burners
being lighted and the others breaking. Great
ed brisk FIRE Mrs. Lottie Shaw with
great presence Of mind Immediately threw
her ulster over the fire which fortunately
pu, 1t out This praiseworthy act probably
saved the building. Had this accident tax
en- place ten minutes earlier. some one must
have been seriously injured as a number
were sitting under it-a narrow escape.
We now have steamer from this port.
The new steamer Silver Star, Capt Galen H.
Smith, commenced running here for the sea-
son from the new steamboat wharf. June
%. She leaves every morning at o'clock,
returning in the evening. We wish Capt
Smith good success in the enterprise.
Our district school closed last Friday.
Mr.. Alpheus Hardy was here Thursday
making arrangements for opening his cot
tage for the season.
The Village Improvement Society will
hold fair at fremont Hail. the 9TH Sale
of useful and fancy articles and dinner is
the programme for the day with dance and
supper in the evening.
July 9.
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The so-calIed Prohibitionists have nomi-
mated candidate for Congress in the sec
ond district agains, Mr.. Dingley This is a
good illustration Of the insincerity of the
third party movement. Without dispar-
agement to others ii may be justly said that
no person in Maine has done more than Mr..
Dingley. personally. through the columns
Of his paper and in Congress, to promote
the cause Of temperance. Fortunately his
majority is so large and so secure that the
third party candidate can do no harm, but
if the vote was close the result would be TO
elect the Democratic candidate. This is a
natural tendency and effect Of the third
party movement everywhere, and the fact
that ST. John was sent for to champion the
cause in this State will certainly not help it
with the great majority of consistent tenn
perance men. who are to be found to-day as
heretofore in the ranks of the Republican
party.-Portland Press.
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C.C,D(|RR|LL,
B a nike r,
STATE STREET,
ELLSWORTH. MAINE.
Does aGeneral Banking Bust
ness same as an Incorpora-
ted Bank.


Deposit accounts received subject to Check a
sight
Cert aeates Of Deposit Issued payable lie
mand or at fixed date bearing interest agreed
Collections of Drafts, Notes, Coupons and Div
iientis throughout the United states n speciality
Calle. Bonds shed or exchanged.
Choice investments. Securities constantly
hand.
Loans made mortgages OF first class Real
Estate tn vicinity OF Ellsworth or on approved
commercial paper.
The interests OF our correspondents will be
carefully regarded strict attention given to their
orders and requests by mail or otherwise and by
prompt and faithful execution Of their wishes We
aim tn merit their esteem and confidence.
Banking hours from to Il A. NJ. and from TO
Up. VI.
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J'HE annual meeting of the stockholders of the
= Ellsworth and Deer Isle Telegraph Company
for the choice Of officers and transaction Of ann
ol i business that may properly come before It.
VII " heia az tne public hall, in sedgwick, Me-
O'Clock in the afternoon '"' 'ne
sedgwick, July 2, 1886, 3waT
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BARGAINS!
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BARGAINS !

Call at my store on Main st.,
and | will guarantee to sell to
any Of my customers as low as
any one in Eastern Maine.
Come and see my assortment
of Parasols, Cashmere Wraps,
Jerseys, Dress Goods of all
kinds, especially Satines,
Seersuckers, Cambrics, Cling
hams, Lawns, etc. A nice
line of Oriental end Wooden
Laces, Buttons, Hosiery, Gloves,
Corsets, Fans, Ladies' Colored
Skirts, Summer Underwear
for Men,Women and Children,
Ribbons, Ruchings. Collars,
Handkerchiefs and many
other articles too numerous
to mention. Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, july . 1855.
GEALED proposals will be received at tho
- Custom House building, Ellsworth, Maine
until l2 o'clock, noon, Monday july 30 lssg for
supplying fuel, gas, Ice, water and miscellaneous
ending June 80, 1887. '
Blank forms and detailed information NAV he
mad upon application to the Custodian Of the build
ing. Vs. u''
Bidders Tor supplying fuel will be required To
deposit ten (l0) per cent. of the amount Of their
bid as guarantee of good faith ~
The Department reserves the right q, ,.a;ao, a.
OF IN oins or parts OF any bid, ana TO waive he
reefs. c. 5. FAIRCHILD,
Acting Secretarv
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3. expected that George W. Bean
superintendent IT the Merchant Manufar
tarius rn'apauy Of Fall River, Mass, wil
he appointed agent NJ the Androsccggi,
nj lis a. lewiston
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Trains riu paHt sunday. 4 xecptc,i, As follow.
BAR IINREuE To BANGOR


stops 1u signal or uot.or To Conductor
Tar 55s 4 VI train from Bangor ausI { SOP NJ
irtH from hav ihrhor rHu A.lv, sunday in.
.lulft
These Trains connect az Bangor With through
trains ~ Main Line. p ana from Portland, Boston
ami -, John
The steamer ty TX Eirhtuua make t,su ytp- per
week between Portland. Ear IIarbnr ami Nachia-
port from PORTLAND r,,ry Tuc--its and Friday
and from Machlasport every Munaat amt Thur
.lss-
PAY SOY ttkER
Vice FTr-. AMI zen Manager.
+. BoofliEN, ''enl Pass and Ticket tg't
Jaue ,. l>>f. Tyr -
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1t is !. curious coincidence that Oliver
Wendell Holmes. Jr., received the honorary
degree Of Ii. ID. from Yale Wednesday,
while his father received an honorary degree
at Oxford.
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10 golden head until touched by the fiery

no golden head until touched by the fiery
point of the sunbeam. We cannot move
safely upon this world without the help Of
another world-Let us consider:
l. Our distressful circumstances trhat
shall ace do? They are Gods agents to
bring us to ourselves. God strips US. leaves
us without strength or hope before he can
get hearing.
II. When thus stripped We are in con
dition to listen. Then He will approach US
with the assurance ''Fear not Just the
voice We wanted to hear
Ill. The soul is now in condition to
receive revelation-"Open his eyes that
he may see.'
The mountains and plains are flied with
star -helmed angels. We are not the crea-
lures OF one world--we belong to another
realm-we are immortal. Adversely is the
teacher Of God and calls our attention 10
tina, other life. If We heed it no, then all
is lost
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UNITARIAN CHURCH.

Math. Is; ID. 1t is not TO be supposed
that every error held by the world will be
readily removed. Jesus however refers to
religious beliefs. Every false system Of re-
llgion will pass away The human race is
compelled to advance. The most stupidity
conservative cannot help being affected by
the changes continually going on IN religious
belief. Life means growth and human life
has been a series Of progressive movements
Should humanity cease 70 advance il would
cease TO exist. With the infinite fields of
the universe ahou, Us aud the light OF
science and the power Of religion 70 lead Us
on the human soul can never fall into eler-
nal idieness. As individuals rise and fall
and empires come and 20 the great process
sion moves ever on and life forever unfolds
The mysteries Of eternity.
Thus truth and freedom come and human
souls ate freed from erroneous beliefs The
duty Of the soul is. not to learn nov to die.
but how to live. Right living can come but
from a strong, brave, independent, liberal
thinking, God and man loving soul When
The grea' truths Of our faith are made plain
and are freed from the iramnels af aii prcj.
udlce 50 that all viii cn.ne u have deep
comprehension of them alb 1f thtir eternal
importance then shal. oar ration be free in
spirit as IN letter and ~ that freedom shall
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OF HALLoWElL.y

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