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City and County.
m Getting OF the City Government.


ALDERMEN : RoDN. Nov. l. lS~b.
Regular meeting
Mayor in the chsir
Aldermen present. JOY. Beckwith. Chicoit.
Gerry ana McGown
oted-Thst the report of street Commits
sioner Jones be accepted IN that the road rolls
be committed 10 J. A. McGown. collector Of
taxes. for payment, and that the MAYOR draw
Ms warrant in payment OF same If found cor
rect sgsins, the proper fund
Roll OF accounts and claims was duly passed
Ordered That the city treasurer be author-
lied 10 make loan OF 5000. time not To ex-
coed one year. for the benefit Of the CITY. inter
est not to exceed five per cent. per anuum
oted-fhat the matter of lighting the
streets be referred 10 the stree, committee to
take such SETON as TO them may appear to be
necessary.
Noied-That the bin presented by F. : Lord
Tor repairs on fire engine be referred 10 the
committee on fire depsr,m ent.
The following which was offered by Alder
man Chiicott received passage
Ordered That the MAYOR and tw o a aldermen.
10 be by him appointed bee committee to con-
tract with a little delay a. possible with some
water company for system of water works
for the city of Ellsworth, for fire and other
purposes. such contract not To take cfItc, urirl
il has been approved at a regular meeting Of
thi. Board
Aldermen Chilcot; and JOY were appointed
a. = committee 10 act with the Msyor - direct
ej by above vote
az kaf IN u
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Sup. Jud. cours-oct. Torn, 1896.
l.. A. EMERY, Justice Presiding.
OFFICERS oF THE COURT.
II u s.f+xnupu Eloxk

l.. A. EMERY. Justice Presiding.
OFFICERS oF THE COURT.
II, b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
@. +. FELLOWS. County Attorney.
Miss LorTIE F. LAwRY. stenographer
d. l.. FIELDS. Sheriff.
T. ". FORD. Messenger.
Jelotes g. Fletcher ". Guy Haynes & Al
bert Haynes. Verdict for Plaintiff for s3s.5>
Wiswell X King. Fellows.
Isaac y. salisbury vs. Alex Martin. Yer
dict for plaintiff for sl0.35
button. Wi,well 4 King
stephen II. JOY ". Alexander Martin. An
action Of ;rcspass brought by stephen u. JOY
10 determine the true position OF the line fence
hetwce land OF himself aud land OF defendant
Judgment for plaintiff.
l.. \. Wyman. Wi.well & King.
Augusta, T.. Moore aud Isn'hs r. Moor
". VI. :. l.. Il. II. An appeal from the dam
a-e> awarded by the County Commissioners
for land taken by the defendants on the line
Of their road. Judgment for plaintiffs OF
S2>4 -
Wl>weii & King. Hale 4 Hamln.
Eliza 4. joyce ". Geo Haskell. 4 real
action 10 determine ownership OF certain tract
Of land situated In Ellsworth, Judgm ent for
plaintiff, nominal damages
>owle. Hale & Hamiin.
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should do, thus stranded iu tie deer. in
sitncutc!y took from MY pocket a pug II Happy
Ih0ag cAewin ( tobacco had brought will me
frcul America. and BIT "a rcEulstit II chew. In
reIiacius 81 beneath tie folds If nv garment Il
accidentally fell to the grouHi near the camei's
Lcs- " III The CuStouaf ir~s-n,s q mind Of all
oAueis for eating upon the > ghiest proEOcsfion.
that animal Immediately ~ .A-9ve! the entire
Plug OF course expected he ould be SICK. ami
Iossihy die. Judge then my surprise al noting az
once wonderful change flr the better in his az
JeArAncc, and directly be Strengthened his dr.
located leg the E'P5oi few into Iiare with a
suap like ack-siife, lie fo-e o. H. feet kEeeled
for me to mount. which quickly diI. and away
iss across the dreary sands TO ray destination
After thz' always gave ny camel good chew Of
tobacco before starting a .Hrney nth hin and
astotsishs4 my friends at tie rRridiy q the
animals pace. The brand used. by the WAY,
HAPPY thought wave line Plug. made ty the
Wilson & Mct Aay Tobacco Co. Of Aatlctuwn.
Ohio That is the pHrcst aia hest being free from
rtlrk and stems and a!wss Possesses the muisi ure
- essential u good chewing tobacco. Meme other
MS The bill Ike Harry Thought Try it once
Yourself Ard YOU u agree with Iae." All grocers.
lyr3u D 7 u
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Bangor.
Some idea of the efficiency of the Bangor
fire department may be learned from the
fact, that upon one occasion of late, with
in fifty-seven seconds from the time the
fire bell rang, the engine was rushing
through the streets.
Doutney, the temperance orator is here,
and with him the boy preacher, Matthews.
They hold nightly gospel temperance meet
ings. Mr.. D., without doubt, expects to
step into John B. Coughs shoes; bu, wise
heads think that his feet will forever be too
small for them. Mr.. Doutney's wife accom-.
panies him, and is one Of the finest singers
that ever visited Bangor.
On Sunday your correspondent, visited
Calvin in his cell, by request. He is quite
penitent and says he will come here no
more. But Calvin was little naughty The
other day. when he threw half dollar from
the window to a confederate, and when il
was dark went fishing, and soon caught
pint Of rum. For this naughty act, Calvin
has The key turned each day. He SAYS he
has many friends in Ellsworth Who viii
stand by him. and they shall be disappoint-
ed no more. He spoke in glowing terms Of
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During The nigh, Of Oct, p, some mis-
cream, stole hive OF bees from Humphrey
Saunders. 1t was full of honey and Mr. 5.
was about ready to take II up.
Mr.. Limeburner is building large car
rage shed back of his barn.
Joseph Whitney. who came home in poor
health las, spring. has recovered and re-
turned TO his business in Boston.
Mr.. Hotchkiss is very poorly He can
not leave his room. HoPE
The firm OF Hartshorn, Ellis < Co. are
selling out the goods in their stoi and are
expecting to close il soon.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Whi,comb, the efficient
clerk and book keeper of Harishorn, Ellis
& Co., is % enter the employ Of Whi,comb.
Haynes < Co.
Mrs. Mary Montgomery, sister Of Mrs.
Towne, and daughter Josie, vino have been
visiting at Rev. S. ID. Towne's, returned
last week to their home in Wiliamstown,
Mass.
The rain which fell on Saturday and Sun
day was gladly received and more is de-
sired. The water has been so low in the
river that the mills and workmen have had
TO lie idle. aad it will require a very heavy
rain to raise the water sufficiently for good
business. ID.
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The October number of that interesting
periodical, the Bangor Historical Magazine
has come to hand. As usual, it is replete with
instructive articles. The following is the table
of contents Early Land Grants in Orrington,
which includes Brewer and Holden; Capt.
Ebenezer Buck, of Bueksport; Rev. Samuel
veazie and Family, of Duxbury and Hull.
Mass, and Harpswell; Capt. Daniel Sullivan,
of Sullivan; Jonathan Darling Jr.'s Journal;
Marriages in Bangor; Inscriptions from the
Old Buck Burying Ground. at Bucksport; The
De Gregoire Grant at Mount Desert and on
the Main Land; Intentions of Marriage on
Thomaston Records; Deposition in The time OF
the Revolutionary Warbler Isle; Bangor
Historical Magazine.
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Obituary.


Mrs. Viola A. Candage. the wife of Mr.. SeweIl
Candage. departed this life very suddenly while
engaged in some work with her son Of fifteen, her
husband being absent She told her son she felt
badly and he helped her to her bed. The doctor
was summoned who decided that blood vessel
had broken In the stomach. She leaves q surviv-
Ing husband. son and daughter, together with q
large circle OF friends to mourn her loss. Her
husband who has our sympathy. feels his loss
very deeply She WAS a devoted wife and kind
mother.
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the encouragement given by ex-Moyor Red
man.
BY the way what about that scholarly
gentleman from Surry," spoken Of in tn,
Heraidf think he pos>esse, a heart aud a
soul, and from the dual wells a dlgnit, far
above SANDER What if he did fail :?
thousand, have failed before him No
wonder that teachers tremble when before
the committee, and sometimes do fail. be-
cause they know 1t will be soon broadcast.
and ike all foul seed take root. hope tie
time viii come when the faults and failures
Of well minded citizens will find no place in
our local papers T. ALpIS.
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Grr., Pond.

Great Pond.
In addition to the sad drowning accident
Of last week We have had several oh-r
accidents, so that many say what is TO com-
next?
Thursday, while Claude Archer was blast
ing in his well, he received a charge of pow
der in his hand, injuring it quite badly.
Thursday. at Middle Branch. in camp of
Mason 4 Cushman, Forest McPhee, little
boy Of nine years, was sitting beside his ia
Their, William McPhee, playing with a re-
yolver. when il went off, the cartridge enter
ing the side of his father somewhere near the
hip. No bones were broken, and we hope to
see him out again soon. DIR. Lord dressed the
wound, but did not remove the bullet. This
is only another warning not to allow chill
dren with such dangerous playthings. 4
little difference in the location of the wound
and the cost of another life would have
been the result of carelessness.
Friday, Almon Archer while driving team,
slipped off from one log across another, in
jurng him quite badly. As he is pretty
we'll advanced in years it will probably be
some time before he gets well.
Dr. Lord has had several calls here, and
hear that most Of the sick are Gonzales
cent, excep, Mrs. Fred Williams.
The most pleasant news for some days
was last night; Raining! Raining! Was
not every one glad of that?
Oct. 80.
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School in this dstric,-No. 2, under the
instruction of Mrs. Olive NJ. Hodgdon,
closed on Friday afternoon, the number Of
visitors in attendance showing BY their
presence their interest in the cause Of edu-
cation. The exercises were interesting,
only lacking in one element, fault only too
common-loud utteranee. There were some
notable exceptions, where the voices were
clear and distinct. The examination in
geography seemed to be general ntell-
gence Office, for the questions embraced
wide field, dip into all the sciences, but
the answers were prompt and satisfactory,
most excellent idea Of diffusing general
knowledge. Supervisor French made
speech at the close, very complimentary to
both the teacher and pupils. yet clearly
pointing out defects to be remedied by a
little care and attention. Mrs. Hodgdon
carries with her to her new field Of duties
the kindly esteem Of her many friends here.
Oct. 81. SPRAY.
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4 Peck of Peas (P's. )

Here are a Peck Of Peas if YOU will Perse-
yerance. Patience. Promptness, Proficiency,
Push and Politenes~. Add to these DR.
Pierce's pheasant Purgative Pellets" and YOU
will get well through the world without much
trouble. The Pellets prevent constipation aud
surplus Of bile which lead to many different
complaints Enclosed in glass, always fresh,
entirely vegetable, prompt, aud perfectly
harmless. Any druggist.
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Beware of ScroMIa

scrofula is probably more general than any
other disease II Is in-ldious in character.
and manife~ts Itself in running sores, pustular
erupiions. boils. swellings. enlarged Joints
assesses. sore eyes, etc Hoods SarSarari!la
expeis all trace of scrofala from the blood,
leaving it pure, enriched, and healthy.
was severely afflicted with scrofuia. and
over year had two running sores on nv neck
Took FIVE bottles Hoods Sarsaparilla. and am
cured" c. r. LovEJoY, Lowell. Mass.
c. A. Arnold, Arnold. Me, had scrofulous
sores for seven years, spring and fail. Hood.
Sarsararilia c,,,s,, NJ.
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MOTH EHmO1Ht'
Mrs. E. d. Bragdon left on Monday 10
visit relatives, in Boston Newton and Charles
town. She will return Nov. 6.
Mr.. Newell A., only son of Mr.. Robert
Grindle, whose health has been failing the
past wear or two, has been ordered by bis
physician to resort TO the Idaho Springs,
Col, as his only hope Of recovery. Mr..
Grndle with his sister, Amanda, will start
by rail to-day for that state. D'NETT.
Oct %
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And how much | suffered it is hard to de-
scribe. That loathsome disease, catarrb
caused the above, and the doctors said they
could not relieve me. paid hundreds of dol.
lars, for which j received no benefit. | got
more good from two bottles Of Sulphur Bit
tiers than from all the money paid to doctors.
shall continue the Sulphur Bitters. as have
great 1alth that they will cure me.-.S. "
Day, Al Haaorer St., Boston.
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Read the following from Capt Geo. f.
smith. Of Corinth, Me-; MY wife has been
troubled with Scrofula many years Bell.
Sarsaparilla has cured her. We can testify to
it, superior qualities as blood medicine"
50 can hundreds Of others. (Only 30 cts per
bottle.D
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TGrAnvs cor lockJAw,

Epilepsy, HysteTia, Tie Douloureux. even the con
vuatons Of Hydrophobia, can b relieved and cured
By the use Of Hubbard's Elixir Of Opium. A 40
household remedy, from which all the narcotic and
Injurious properties Of opium have boon removed.
IL wonderful power to aliay pain, relieve spns
modic commissions, and induce delicious and restful
sleep. arc found In no other known medicine II
ts tho only remedy used In many Of the institu-
tons Tor the cure Of the opium habit Price. %
cents Per bottle: Sold everywhere. DoolittIe g
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NJ. cALLERT.

80 dozen scarletall wool Gents
Shirts and Drawers at S1.OO.
Children's all-grade Vests and
Pants from 25e. TO St.25.
In hosiery we keep everything
from the lowest 10 the best
grades.
A full stock in YARNS and WOR-
STEM in all cOlOrs and
grades.
Agent for Balls COrsets, every
pair warranted to give salts
faction, if not the money is
refunded. Try them; prices
$500 and Sf.25. We offer the
best SOC. CORSET IN THE
WORLD.
Our SOC. CNLAVNDEREDSHIRTS
are the best in the market.
DH We carry stock over
three times the value of any
other three dealers in the same
lines. Through long experience
in the business. we have I'M
usual facilities for buying and
collecting the latest and best.
We sell a good grade of goods,
allow no misrepresentation, nor
annoying persuasion in order to
make sale. We have a set
tied price and this the very low
est, For the finer grades of
goods YOU cannot do better
than to call on us.
From our immense assort-
ment we feel confident of be-
ing able to meet the demands
of everybody in want of any
thing in our line.
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Died.

Obituary notices, beyond the y,ts yo,,.
must De paid for at the raso Of ten cents Inc Se
Ellsworth-Nov, I, VIM. O. Mcdonald ,os,,
nearly 46 years. age"
EdenIoet. 70, Mrs. Nancy Alley, widow Of
Jason Alley, aged 20 years and months %
biuehiil-Oct. %, Mrs. Viola A. fan,lava
aged % years, 6 months and 20 days.
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FAIRFIELD. Mo, Aug. %, :.

q. G.. GREEN, Dear Sir;-Your Aguc Con-
queror knocks the Chil- and Dumb Ague
every time. warrant every bottle and il
never fails have cured cases where quinine
had no effect whatever.
Yours re>p'y, W. II. SHAW 4 co.
VI 10 COW
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when Baby Wa sick, We gave her CastoriA,
When she was Child, she cried for Csstor;a
When she became Miss. she chung to CastoriA
When shs had Children, she gave them Css,or,a
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Oriaud

Tie water power" al Teddy Pond, 50
called has once more changed hands. |, is
now owned by George Mason and Frank
Wentworth, two enterpris!ng men, and We
hope they Will turn the matter TO good &C
count This i. one Of the best water power,
10 the State. capable o: running as many
,pindles as Fail River. Once 81 900 was
offered for it. We are cred!hly informed
the parties who have made Lawrence Mass
what i, has been, and is. came here TO buy
1t. The lost opportunities Of life never
come back. We hope the most will be
made of the future
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AN EGYPTIAN ROMANCE.

When our late Minister
70 ryp; WAS travelling
arfi.-- size desert. he re
hates TIA; lie rode a camel
which vas Possessed Of
Tie most wonderful aeil-
ity. This remarkable AM
~ lie states wpGld At
times Tal-e his hind hooi
% bis head aud scra' Oh
LIS car, without = issing
n single step. One day.
however, the animal met,
or pretended to meet,
witt "a iiishap. The hoof
raised 90 the ear failed 20
Coutc-t With the ground
s-a.u !u consequence lie
tel over. casting ne IN
@ - r4uui0usly TO the
earth pom eIamiua-
tian. il peAre,Iihat lie
camel i.sd d!sloea;e bis
hip. While pordcriGg
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President Cleveland arrived in New
York from Washington Wednesday even
ing, accompanied by Secretaries Bayard,
Whitney and Lamar, Postmaster General
Vllss, and Private Secretary Lamont.
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Write to the Lydia Z. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass, for names of ladies restored
to health by the use OF Vegetable Compound
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One bottle of Or. Seth 1rR0lrS Cough
hHter cured me OF severe attack of pnell-
monia. | was in critical condition, and upon
the suggestion OF friend obtained bottle of
the above named remedy. and was surprised
at my quick and wonderful recovery. 1t is a
splendid medicne.-Isaac W. Richtmeyer,
Saugerties, Ulster Co., y. Y. Feb. 8, 1856.
Mothers. teethiHg and fretfm chldrpa need
Or. Arnold's Soothing aud Quieting Cordial.
25e.
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Carriers Little Liver Pills are free from all
crude and irritating matter. Concentrated
medicine only; very small; very easy to take:
no pain; no gripping; no purging. For sale BY
5. ID. Wiggin
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If sick headache is misery, what are Car
ter Little Liver Pills if they will positively
cure II: People who have used them speak
frankly OF their worth. They are small and
easy 70 take. For sale by 5. d. Wiggin.
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Surr,.
Henry Moore and George H. WATSON
have each purchased cottage lot near
steamboat wharf and ere long will build pio-
r'er cottages.
Mr.. Emery Smith has built silo, the first
In town, upon the "Dominicus Flood" farm.
Dennis O'Keif slapped his horse and
br Ike finger.
Gsrose W. Allen is shipping several tons
OF fir tips" per week.
Sheldon & Milliken have rented Aliens
mills at North Bend.
Mrs. J. Got tas bought the Morse lot,
across the way from Capt. Knowles
G. W. Hutchings is talking of building
store at Patterns Bay.
Mice are unusually plentiful. Closely
watch the apple trees when snow comes.
Capt. Michael BeIlat,y is terrible sufferer
from disease of the tongue. His oldest son.
Capt Adelbert, is at home for a few days,
after five wears absence at sea.
Mrs. 5. WATSON has been to visit her
husbands brother. Rev. ID. 4. WATSON. at
West Medford. Mass. He is very feeble,
and is nearly blind.
County Constable CLARK is after the traf-
fckers in ardent" with keen scent.
RURAL.
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Z. Foster Il Son are Agents for Morto,,.
greenhouses and can furnish flowers of a,s
kinds at short notice, er,s.r
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MARRIED..

1remont-Oet. 81, by Rev o. II. Fernald
Mr. Sim III. Mayo and Miss Vira j. Robinson
both of fremont. ''eoh'
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rankiin

We t.yc llt,~ ~ iu 'tnu Just uow
whose n,a. (, NNt-s Nr,r> Bbsi,.l uui
Yet ~ wars oil. FU:IN last - he. with
his seer Bra'tc", sEI cousin Russell. each
IN ih"iF ih.l. ,-r, we're playlDs near thu
OrcH't WHAT Waller seated himself on THE
outer edge watching the uncommouly hjsh
tide io~ out. Rus,rl playfuIly pushed him
With Il stick, ani finally Win -ufFicirn, force
to shove bin INTO The aater, Swimming i
an acc mpI3shmcnt that b. Ia. acquired the
pa,r summer, ana finding that hr was dritt.
ing nui with the li!r he commenced tn" he.
roc FEAT Of swimulu: ashore. 10 use rs
own expression he dog pave. It 10 land ."
Struggling WITH hi. water filled boot, and
soaked clothing be walked NV steps Ana
fri. tried to call tor help and tralI not then
crawleu TO grass plot where he SAYS he
lay down 10 dry. HIS '''lr companion. ~
~ vas realizing the sturlIlH. began Law
Ing btJs of wood and bark upon Nina NJ
OfClu noticing The children. was pthyldeu-
tall, prompted 10 Investigate matters. ami
found Walter usid and iroth,ng a; the
mouth. his limb. and neck drawn with
crnmp., ana apparently nearly dead. ii car
rl-l him 10 his house there tie mother and
friends rendered such prompt ana efficient
treatment that IN an hour and a-half he was
abb to tell them how il all happs ned. How
long he lay there W do not know but he
seems 10 have suffered no i'll effects from hls
periIous plunge.
BY q Typographical! error in your last
issue, W. II. Poslesants' name was 50
friglly suggestive and so at variance With
the genial character Of our student friend,
that We rise to explain
Last week we received the announcement
Of Fred Hatch Macomb-r and Miss Cora
Desereux's marriage, and hereby tender
them our sincere wish for their future pros
pert, and happiness. Mr. M.comber is
travelling salesman for Shaw, Cooling X Co..
snd was recently iranfrrred to western
route. BEING a former resident of ,hl.
place, We watch with a degree of pride his
honorable career.
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Salt Rheum

one OF The most disagreeahle diseases caused
=, impure blood tits readily cured by Hoods
"arsaparilla, the great blood purifier.
william Spies. Elyria, o., suffered greatly
rom eryslpelas and salt rheun, caused by
handling tobacco. AT times his lands would
crack open and bleed. He tried various prep
----TT--as's Without aid; finally took Hoods Sar-
saparillA, and now says - entirely well"
My son had salt rheum on his hands and
on the calves Of his legs. He TODD Hoods
sarsapariila and is entirely cured" J. b.
Stanton. Mt. Vernon. Ohio.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
sold by AL druggist 81. six for IS. Made on,v
by q / HOOP q co. Apothccaries. Lowell Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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The Benedict property on Strawberry
Hill, Bar Harbor, has been purchased by John
X. Mason. Esq, of Bangor, and others for
$4,000.
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DedhaM.
H. P. Burrill, Esq, our ]uryman for the
Oct. term came home from Ellsworth Friday
night and remained until Monday morning.
Albert c. Pinkham has returned from
Massachusetts where he has been at work.
Marcus B. Hunnewell and family are at
Mr.. Jonas Hunnewells. They have been
living near Boston for several years.
Mr.. Leonard C. Heath died rather sud-
denly Saturday, October 23d, of typhoid fe-
yer. Mr.. Heath was one of our best citizens,
perfectly upright man and sturdy farmer,
in whose death We are reminded of those
lines Of Goldsmith
But bold peasantry their country's pride,
When once destroyed. can never be supplied"
Mr.. J. B. Burrill went to Boston last week
on business connected with the pant factory
o. Burrill & Black.
X. n. b. Hart has been rebuilding the
Leighton dam, near Georges Corner.
J. w. BlaisdelI, Esq, has been away most
OF the time for the past few weeks attending
to his duties as county commissioner.