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Catarrh Cured

Catarrh Is a very prevalent disease, with
distressing and offensive symptoms. Hoods
Sarsaparilla gives ready relief and speedy
cure, from the fact ii acts through the blood,
and thus reaches every part Of the system.
II suffered with catarrh fifteen years. Took
Hoods Sarsaparilla and am not troubled any
with cata-7n. and my general health Is much
better" l. w. LILLIs, Postal Clerk Chicago
& st. Louis Railroad.
a. suffered with catarrh or years; tried
many wonderful cures, inhalers, ETC., spend
ing nearly one hundred dollars without benefit.
tried Hoods Sarsaparilla, and was greatly
improved" n. A. ABBEY, Worcester, Mass.
Huc,.'s Sarsaparilla Is characterized by
three peculiasites 1st. the combination, OF
remedial agents; I'd. the proportion: Cd. tho
process ef securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result Is medicine of unusual
strength. efectins cures hitherto unknown.
Send Tor book containing additional evidence.
Hoods Sarsaparills tones up my system.
ruFihcs my Hood. sicrl ems my anretiic. and
seems 10 make ne cycr" J. L. THOMPSON,
Register Of Deeds, Lowell. MISS.
Hos Slrs1pariila heats n othr-y, and
l. ",ti W. weight In = a. l. EAEI.tAGroS.
~ B-... s..vet, New lo.S C..y.
flQcI3 SarsaparilIa
+; ~ i druggists. 81 six for SIS. MaG1
&, .ly by c. !. HOOD s Co. Lowell. Mass
30 Poses One Dc,lar
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Cape Eozier.
The school in District No. 6 closes on
Wednesday Nov. oath after term of four
teen weeks. The attendance which was
small at first, more than doubled at the
close. During the past two years this dis
trict has had .wentv-four weeks Of school
and one scholar. Maud Haskell, twelve years
Of nge, has lost tro lessons during the whole
attendance. We doubt if parallel case can
be found in the town.
While the schooner Annie L. Greene was
loading granite last week, at South Brooks
vile, stone weighing about a ton and q
half slipped from the sings, and went
through the hatchway into the hold. Ii
struck the keelson and tearing of a small
piece, struck the ceiling. and knocked hole
through between two timbers. Fortunately
no one was hnrt, though it passed near to
man who was at work in the hold,
Miss Viola l., Magee, who went TO Bever.
~ some time since for work, has obtained
employment in a store there, at salary
amounting TO three hundred and thirty dol
lars year. Those persons who recognized
her abilities as a scholar and lady, are
pleased to hear of her success.
Nov. 10. view.
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We print this week the prospectus Of the
Portland Argus, one OF the oldest and best
known newspapers in the State. The Eastern
Argus was established in 1903, and there are
but very few men living whose memory runs
lack 10 the birth of this popular journal. I'm
der the editorial management Of John NJ.
Adams the paper Is ably conducted. and aside
from its politics, which are not especially pop
ular, II Is entitled to a prominent position
among the leading dslies in the State.
Please cut T. o. Tracy's new advertise
ment out of this paper and pass 1t round
among your neighbors. 1t contains facts Of
which they win be glad to hear.
On Tuesday Of this week. +. B. Aiken,
Esq, presented each one Of his employees with
fine Thanksgiving turkey.
1t Is rumored that Mrs. NJ. +. Shaw Of
Bangor. the well known singer and teacher Of
music, has been secured to sing for the Con-
gregational church. in this city: and that she
will give lessons to few pupils on Saturdays.
We are glad 10 see signs that musical interest
In our city is picking up. Let the good work
go on.
Remember the supper at Unitarian vcstry.
next Wednesday night.
There will be a grand sale Of useful and
fancy artices.a at reasonable prices. at Unitarian
vestry. Dee. and ,, also special sale of i'm
ported drapcries and fancy baskets.
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Obituary aotices, beyond Ee Date Name and INA
must be paid for at The rate OF sea cents a line
Elisworth-Nov. H. Mr., Thomas Linehan, aees
7s years.
Ellsworth Fails--Noy. II, Mr. Geo. W Hofshkiss
aged 81 years
Trenton. Bsyside-Nov. 10. Euhiee Haynes, aged
IS years and 3months
Casfne- Nov. Is, Miss MehitabIe CoruwaiIis
aged about go years.
Milbridge--Noy Is, Capt. Alfred Strout, aged Is
years.
Minneapolis, Mnn.-Nov. u, Mrs. Matilda Wal.
lace aged 60 years.
Nov IL, Capt. Moses II. Small of Miibridee aged
% years. on board his vessel "A hours before arriy
ing in Boston.
Arrow Rock, Mo.--Nov. II, Lewis. sidss. son of
Lewis and Lois u. Richardson, formerly Of Rock
land, aged "A years.
East OrlaBd-Nov. IS. Mz. Michael NeyiIIs aress.
81 years. months and 80 days
Edcn-Nov, ~ Experience Hamor. aged 81 .sars
and months,
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Capt. q. +. Psrnd, reached Lewiston,
Idaho. in ha,teau. recently. hav.as made
the VOYAGE $50 miles from Salmon City since
the sth. He had three passengers. and
claims that this is the first complete trip ever
made from that pom, TO Lewiston. Coming
through Black canon nine dffrrrn, falls or
rapids were jumped, varying in heigh, from
eight To INVENT, two feet. IL was necessary to
lash all the passengers TO the boat in max
ing these leaps. and at one of the highest
falls man b, the name Of Stevenson had
his lee broken. Above the mouth Of Snake
river the, came across China boat that had
been wrecked on the rock, and thirty miles
below found the corpse or Chinaman.
which Parody anchored 10 stump with a
rope. The Cinnamon claim that five of
their people were los, in the wreck. Capt.
Parody is n brother Of Mr. Alexander Pero-
DIV. Of this city.
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vest touid>boro.
Mr. Joseph q. Hill was the recipient Of
quite large donation and surprise party a
few days ago. His neighbors 10 the mum
her of about fifty met at his house, each one
carving present consisting of money, gro
ceres and other nectssarles for housekeep-
ing. Mr. HILL ha. been out of health ever
SINCE he attended court as juryman last
April aud has been unable to do DAYS
work since.
\ new pnst-office has been established al
Mr.. G. 5. Bunkers store in East Sullivan
just over the Gouldshnro line, ana Mr.. Bun
ker has been appointed postmaster The
name Of the office is A,hville and is situated
about half wa, from the West Gouldsboro
office to the office at East Sullivan
Mr.. Jason Hal has sold his shoe shop to
Mr.. John Carpenter. Mr. Carpenter will
move the building to Nashville" and con-
vert it into dwelling house,
Our district school closed last week. 1t
was taught by Mr.. Charles Wood who gave
very general satisfaction and is first class
teacher He expects to teach high school
at S,euhen this winter meanwhile he will
keep an evening school here for the larger
scholars
Mr.. Luther Smith has moved up from
Stave Island into his house recently pur-
chased of Mr.. William Eaton.
Mr. Albert Hammond of Windham, Me-,
has been visiting his mother for the past
three weeks. He returned home this week.
Nov. 30.
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,gle null To run da'

Grindle's stave and single mill to run dav
and night
The seats in the Academy have been sold
and will be placed ii the primary school
room during The vacation. and will be re-
placed by larger ones.
The annual inspection of James A. Gar
field Post. No. 46. G. A. r.. will occur Sat
urday evening. December f. 1t is hoped
that every member will he present. After
the close of the Post, baked beans. coffee.
pies, cake, &c, will be served. Comrades
are requested 10 come in fall uniform and
bfIng their families.
Nov % Ron
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Mans inhnmanity to woman makes count
less thousands mourn, would be an applicable
rendering Of Pope's line, in view OF the in
dgnities she has suffered and pains undergone
at the hands OF unskillful physicians and
quacks. Naturally modest she suffers on I'M
til forced to consult physician regarding
some female difficulty which she well knows
Is sapping her strength, All this embarraSs-
ment can be avoided and "A cure effected by
purchasing Or. Pierce's "Favorite Prescrip-
.i.n' Of your druggist, and taking as directed.
Price reduced to one dollar.
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Goa idsboro.
The school taught by A. L. Young closed
thu lsih, term Of nine weeks. The
scholars made rapid prosres, under Mr.
loupgs instruction.
i. and y. Tracy are finishing the inside
OF @. G. Bankers house.
Miss Laura Jones has been whiting
friends in this place.
Miss Cora Newman of Southwest Harbor
Is spending few weeks at Mrs. l.. New
mas.
Mss Nellie Hooper of Franklin is visit
Ing at +. $ DunIyer's.
Mrs. Jennie Guptll i. quite sick.
The bell society heli supper at the hall
the Goth V.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


All who are BALD, who are becoming
Raid, all who do not want to be BALD, al
who are tr0ubled with DANDRVFT, 81
ITCHING Of the scalp, should use Benton,s
Hair Grower. II never faiis r. stop the hair
from falliug. Throu4h sickness and feyery
the hair sometimes fails OF In short time, and
although the person may have remained bald
for years, II you use Benton's Hair Grower nc-
cording to directions you are sure Of growth
Of hair. In hundreds Of caees we have pro
duced good growth Of IInir - those who
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Text Rom. Il :. "nnc man r-iermefh
onc day shove smother; smother c,'c,me,h
every ia, alike. Let ever, man be fuils per-
shaded in hi own mind"
The whole chapter from which tli> text j.
taken, shows the Christian method Of deciding
ca-uj-tira questions, The week.-mrs., referred
TO j. not physical, hut weakness Of faith.
MANY ho had recently come out Of Judaism
or Pa-ani>m could not easily rid themselves Of
their former customs or cercmonia', They
were not educated up 10 thu standard Of Chris
lin liberty. But Paul says Receive them"
Don't quarrel with them. Uud,r the foster
Ing care OF the church ,hcy shall grow up To
the perfect stature Of free men in Christ. There
Is profound philosophy in thi, method Of
Paur,. /; = not easy for man 10 change tho
whole current 81 his lie in n moment, To do
~ argues rather weakness Of nature, than =
weakness Of faith. He docs not Vet under
stand that it requires more faith 10 be- the
Lords freeman than live according TO rule
apart from him. Paul guards ihi. christian
librriS from perver,ion by the motive. unto
the Lord" Both he who regarded tho dsv
and he ~ no regarded it not. did 80 '.unto the
Lord Liberty i not license. Christian lib
eriy j. not di,regardius al law. and living a.
one li>t>. II i rather fixing The heart on God
a. a centre. and ca>tin: aside the swimming
fioat> Of mere restraint. striking out Tor enc,
self in the currents OF life. Every truth ca,t>
a shadow Of error a. i seen in thu two phase,
Of Authoritarian and Socialism. But WHEN
the heart i right. the life Is ,urc 10 Dee right
too.
ii, Thi, passage >hew, the duty Of muiua
fIrbcarance toward, all who are sincere in
faith sud practice. Paul eeneraIiz,, all these
diNer>ie- under one principle,-tba' Of right
mndedne>, to the Lord. H. does not require
aN to think alike, only to have reference to
God ia their thinking 10 BE- morally thought
iui and conscientious 10 act. hot like n ma
chine. hui from conscience. Finally this pas
sac teaches how 10 regard Sunday aud other
holy day-. II one loves God he cannot fail 10
observe sunday properly He will refrain
from riding and walking and other pleasures,
not from any forced restraint, but from a de-
sire 20 honor God and show respect 10 religion
The SANE motive Will lead him 10 church-not
from cOmpui,ion. but because he desire, to
worship the God W HON he loves,
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SMITH Bros,
Ellsworth, = Maine.


Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and CRYING with pain
Of cutting teeth II so, send at once and get
bottle of Mrs. Wipsiow's Soothing syrup for
Children Teething. Its value is inc;lcuiable. 1t
will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
Dope nd upon it, mothers there Is no mistake about
It, IL cures vsentery and iarrlioea regulates the
gums. reduces inflammation, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system. Mrs. Winsiow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
the taste and is the prescription of one of the
oldest and best female nurses and ply sictans in
the United States and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price p cents bottle
ri
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Marine List.
Ellsworth Pert.

Ellsworth Pert.
ARRIVED
Wednesday, Nov IL
Sch susan Frances. Saddler, Rockland
Sch Fair Dealer, Smith, Boston.
Sch Sarah A Blaissie, Ray, SaleJa.
SAILED
Thursday, Is.
Sch + A M~xce, kief, Rondout
ARRIVED
Sch scioto, saddler. Bar Harbor
Sunday, Nov. 81
Sch Marcellus, Prate. DostSn.
Sch N RFanscom, Potter, n. r. Harbor.
Sch Grape. Hutchins. Bar Harbo1.
Sch banner. Mcfarland, Rockland.
Sch Senator, GiassOn, Passport.
Sch susan Frances. saddler, Bar Harbor
SAILED
Monday. Nov p
Sch William Pickering. Hammond, Boston
Sch Billow. --- Rockland
ARRIVED
Sch Expyrss Lampson. RockiAnd
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For weak and Sickly children, especially
when getting over exhausting diseases, there
Is nothing like Bells Sarsaparia. Mr.. A. NJ.
Warren, Dover. Me-, writes. I'VE gave it 10
our children when getting over the Measles.
and ii proved excellent for thom. giving them
health and strength" tony 80 cts. per bottie.)
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N. CALLER

30 dozen ScarletaI wool Gents
Shirts and Drawers at $500.
ChildreR'S all-grade Vests and
Pants from 2jc. TO S1.25.
In hosiery we keep everything
from the lowest TO the best
grades.
A full stock i'm YARNS and WOR-
STEDS 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
Sf.W and St.25. We offer the
best SOC. CORSET IN THE
WORLD.
Our SOC. UNLAUNDEREDSHIRT
are the best in the market.
0G We carry a 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 a 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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abou, 50 Of The sronl- of th. t,uo n,J
vicinity,
Steamer Richmond din, herr an Tbur.,l,,
d,d ma, amy. uotu FRIDAY royn,,,, ,y;n,,
over a, Srdys,ek On arcnnn, az III g,l,
Dr,lh Ns. N.htnb}e Cornwall. ,I,.J !,
tn. Mac. Thmrsd,, ,ro,,,,,,, ah,,,,, 4 o',looL
Of cnmol,ca,,on NJ d,.ra,r, ,y.d ~ N,.s
C,rnv.!li. ba, hs.nouit. n,nmin.,, men,
Der Of the ladies sewing circle, and connect
ed with the Unitarian church for man,
wears. She will be sadly missed by the
Sunda, schuol IN which she las alua,s tax :
en- CREST interest. and b, the citizens OF the
town in general Mis- Coruwall. leaves
one sister IN Ca,tlne and one IN Sear>porr,
Funeral Oh SATURDAY.. at 10 4. VI.
Mrs. Surrs is failing slowly ever, DAY,
without any hopes OF ever being better.
Steam tug Confidence OF Boston, was IN
our haroor Wednesday night.
VA sunday the itth' Baptism by I'M
,',st,.o' "e'u',." ~ ',,' "ea,h . lhe Ioo' .
-, ILL.
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BAt HafboT-
The new club house which IS to cost S25,-
600, now being erected near Hsrd,'s Point,
will be m Imposing structure. Tie old
house is moving with snail-lIke pace along
West street toward Jofdans lot, its destina-
ton.
Several pecrs Of real estate in the out
skirts here have been recent, gold at high
prices, -Four acres a, Otter Greek were
sold for 5000.
Mrs. Geo. 7. Bowler is still at Bar Har-
Dor for the PURPOSE Of looking after her new
house which is building near Duck Brook.
Work is to be begun at once on the new
sewer /, will probably continue all winter.
Ii is rumored that new weekly paper is
10 be started al Bar Hafbor.
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Don't pay large doctors bills. The best
medical book published 100 pages. elegant col
ored plates, VIII be sent to YOU on receipt of
three cent stamps 20 pay postage Address
\. 7. Ordwuy Il Co., Boston. Mass
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stock ai unr>uaIil low prices.
ALL WOOL TWILL RED FLtN-
MEL At CSC. PER YARD.
ALL WOOL TWILL BLTEFLAN-
MEL At 25c. PER liRD.
PRINTS. SC. PER itkD. 1000
YARDS OF SHEETl\G. &c. PER
YARD. PIeuE. &c. PER lard.
FIGURED DRESS GOODS. &c.
PER YARD. LlNENT0N ELS Toe.
PER PAIR. C0RSETN. 9jc. NILk
htNnkERCHIEFS. 2jr. EACH.
OSTRICH TIPS. 3 N tnINtH.
Csc. to $3.50 PER BUNCH. II
BLACK ONLY.
1 LOT OF 3 R!TT0N hid
GLOVES IT Soc. WORTH $500
PER PAIR. H0MESPUNs. TRI-
COTS. 81 t-2c.. 50e.. .vt. and
sec. PER YARD. SERGE. ~
INCH. 81 f-2c. PER YARD.
WORTH soc. CsSHMEREN. 4Oc.
fER llRD.WORTiI soc. TWillS.
ssc. per !ard.N 0rlh 6jc. Black
all Zoo! Goods, Sac. per yard.
These goods are selling rapid
ll and if YOU would like an,
Of them order al once as they
cannotlaSt l0nSat these prices.
SntNLS.SkiRTS.J NDERWEiR.
GtTNiDE SHIRTS. HOSIERY.
MISUNDERSTANDING
GOODS and a FULL LINE OF
SMALL WARES &fiNCY GOODS.
OUR BOOT 4 SHOE DEPART
MEAT IN NOW COMPLETE WITH
A FASHIONABLE LINENFFtIL
4 WINTER GOODS. for LiDIES'.
CENTS and tTIILDREN'SWEiR.
LADIES SERGE C0NGRESS
BOOTS S77je.. worth Sl.00.
LADIES' PEBBLE GOAT BOOT.
Sl.25. LADIES RtRRERN,
40c. MEMS RUBBER BOOTS At
si.85 and $2.25 per pair.
MEMS RiNETED NOCC.SIyS.
$3.50. NEWS W00F BOOTS.
75c. LADIES SHIPPERS. 25e.
LADIES 8 BUTTON HIGH OVER.
SHOE, $50 per pair. MEMS
MOCCiSINS,0IERSH0ES.T HICk
BOOTS. LIGHT B00TS. SHOES.
SLIPPERS, UMBRELLAS. RUB.
Der 0IERc0iTS. NITTENS.
GLOVES. &c.
10 We have as fine q
line Of GENTS & EOY'S
HATS and CAPS as can be
found in the city. Fur Cans
in a variety Of styles, Scotch
Caps, Derbys, Soft Hats and
Silk Plush Caps for Children.
We invite you to call and in
5Spect our stock and you will
be convinced that We do as we
advertise. Orders b. mail
will receive prompt attention.
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When Baby Wa sick, We gave her castoriA,
Whom she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria,
When shs had Children, she gave them CastoriA
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Try Carriers Little Nerve Pills for any
case OF nervousness, >leepe>~nes-, weak ~ton-
ach, indigestion, dl spep-ia, sc. relief is sure
The only nerve medicine for the price in mar
kct In vials at - cents. For sale by :. d.
Wiggin.
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"A sea captain living in 0rland. In this
state, has visited nearly every city Of import
anee In the world; but the only thing he brsgs
about is having assembled to the top of the
famous leaning tower of Pisa and there whis-
tied Yankee Doodle to an audience of thirteen
Americans.
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE, Nov. ~. 1886.
W. ii. Collins. c. 5. Jones,
W. X. Kimbal. |. Remson Lane,
Mrs. Danl McCallar, Mary O'Connor,
Miss May z. Richardson Sam Roby.
VIM. Smith. c. W. Walker,
Miss Ida Wood.
A. W. CUSHnAN, p. NJ
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Nuevtas-sld Nov :, sch Anal, +. Kicker
son, Fo,s. Port Fadrr
Turks lsland-Ar Nov II. bark Belle
Wooster, Higgins, Passages
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NJ. N.c,;o ard Ma. s.,5o w,h
,,s;r ,uo chiIdrsn s.ch ar,ivad sron, Ssn
Ia ~ 90 ,ho len 81 ~
or Uu,,,L,, ,,J Sla. S,,,ars ,,,,t ~.
23d inst, when they will 20 10 D.dhsm 10
b. pre.en, with their aged parents On
Thanksgivipy Dav. Fortunately enough
snow came to enable the little CaIifornians
to have their first slide. and It was pleasing
To watch their delighted counenances. Old
Maine affords lots Of amusement for her
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-Qf the 2,S00 students who have gradu-
ated from Williams college, 1929 sat under
the instruction Of the venerable Mark Hop
kins during the sixtv-one years of his active
connection with the college.
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Bluehill.
Mr.. VIM. Carleton recently killed a pig
FIVE and half months old, that weighed $50
lbs.
Mr.. Robert Ably of Buck sport, has moved
here, and is with his son George R., ready
to do anything in the carriage business with
neatness and dispatch.
Mr.. Venner has moved his stock into the
building formerly occupied BY Ms. Osgood,
as a millinery store.
The road that il to reach the top Of the
mountain, is already about one-third built.
Work on the road from Andrew Gray's to
the "Falls road" is in progress.
An ell is being put on to the building re-
Gently purchased Of Aibina Carter, by Mr..
venner.
The walk from the front door Of Mrs.
Emma Chase's house, has been extended to
the sidewalk, the fence taken away, and con.
siderable grading done, WHICH improves the
looks very much.
Mrs. Gregory has been quite sick with
pneumonia, but 10 reported better.
Des. Thomas continues quite low. We
learn that his daughters are with him.
The village schools closed Friday. Too
much praise cannot be given the teachers,
miss Ella Slower and Miss Lizzie Peiers}
for faithful, pains-taking wars.
A heavy rain Wednesday night and
Thursday 6lIed I'll The wells, and caused
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NJ uses. hHchen a well as the LduHdry in
Pt"ce IF soap. is fast growing in favor Be
sure and take none of the dangerous limitations
having the same oHttrdrd appearance, or
with similar sounding games Nothing
answers Ike Pearlinc.
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z. Foster Son are Agents for Norton,s
green-houses and can furnish flowers Of alb
ki1ds II short nseise. em4k&
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The action Of Carriers Little Liver Pills i
pleasant, mild and natural. They gently slim
uiate the liver. and regulate the bowels. but do
not purge. They art sure to please For sale.
by ;. u. Wiygin.
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NJ. cALLERT.
DRESS GOODS for the season
Of SO and 81.

Our Assortment in this department
is unprecedented; we have 600 pieces
Of the same ranging in prices from Soc
to 81 % per yard. Goods costing
below soc. per yard we never advertise.
but we have them in stock. In novel;
ties and combination we have some
very pretty effects, which can be found
only in the larger places. The follow
ing lots are special bargains ; we only
offer them as an inducement. in order
to open the season with rush and to
induce our customers to buy early.