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Capt. II. G. T. Candage. wife and daugh-

Biuehiii.
Capt. r. G. F. Candage. wife and daugh-
ter were in town on "Wednesday last
Cal " liam H. Darling, % prominent
during tie MINING excitetn al ,'icd ~ tie
Insane hospital at Augusta, On Suhtilr,
aged about SO years.
George Slower, Esq, of Brooklyn, n. y,
owner OF the fine cottage at Peters Point,
was among the passengers ON steamer
Bluehill on saturday.
Report says that Aug G. Peters has re-
ccived an offer for his whole point and that
said offer may possibly be accepted.
Frank 7. Green was quite seriously in
jured by being thrown from carriage on
Saturday night on his way home from the
granite works Dr. tirindle reports that
no bones are broken, yet the shoulder and
collar bones are displaced, and injuries are
quite severe,
Warren Z, Clay sold veal calf last
week, i've weeks old. the meat Of which
weighed / II pound. and The price received
was s9j0 Warren always has a good
COW and understands how 10 make good
veal
The Academy aut free High school
closed the spring term on Friday last
with an rNhii itiou Of prize drcamation>
AT the Congregational church in the even
Ing The church was filled a. ovcrtloWin%
and all performed their parts well. Major
Appel, chairman OF committee To- award
prizes remarked that The only difficulty IN
making the awards WIS there were not
prizes enough There ~nnull have been
one far each performer. Of tac young Ia
iir>, Miss Eva MARKS carried 81 the first
prize and Miss Lillian Kane, the second.
Of the gentlemen. John Dnrity captured
the first aud Master Latte slower the SET
ond Miss Lula McIutirc presided at the
organ aud Edward Barrett Ernest DodZr,
1 Eugcnc ami Ernest n-Lpnd furnished most
4 excellent singing Ihr yuunL babies were
| very ta~tcfuIly dressed in white aui made
4 a tina appearance Iir Efforts "t MIS-
/ Blanche puuu ami Nj Charles Bia@'trn
/ are Yer, highly spoken NJ and many "f the
! yuuug ladies gave evidence ut very skill
/ fuI training fer which,. 50 understand,
/ they arr indebted III M,~ Mason. wife ~
4 tlis Baptist minister.
/ Through Tho pntit.uv-~ ot IN 'rrIull- a
! lar-c number ~ thc Congregational 80
/ rirty were u,itcd to thr Baptist ~ociable
| ON "Wednesday last anl al report 81 very
/ fine time. au excellent supper aud a cor'lai
reception. lly guests yamr away with
\ thr unanimous feeling fhaf fu,t hli been
\ ,.rt handsomely ,nt.rt tiurd
Apr 4t t>,F Us " nun
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PENDANT denied notice 70 the town authorities
Of the alleged defect lwent, four hour before
the accident occurred. aud 'i'Fird proper no
tice OF the injury within fourteen dny- a. re-
CURED by staiut-, aud alcgsd want Of due care
on the part OF the plaintiff The case l. one Of
considerable interest. Eleven " ilnes>cs iesti-
fled for the plaintiff and nineteen on behalf of
the defense. At the conclusion of Judge put-
ton, closing address 10 the Jury the court ,us-
pended until "Wednesday morning.
Wi.weU. kim George T. pulton.
4 Peter. Hale 4 llamlIn.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

AZ. vou disturbed at nj ht and broken ~ Your
l.-t lis q -ick child suffering ami crying with pain
Of cutting teeth II II, send NJ once ard get n
bottle Of Mr. WiusioW'7 soothing >yrup Tor
hii ircn IectlinE. IT. value J. intalrulahle. II
uill relieve the poor iy:ic sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon il, mothers there j. M mi stake about
IT. 1t ctrt~ dy -cntery and 'l!afTh"ra regulate the
stomach ani bowels, cure- wind cole, >"itch~ me
gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and
energy 70 the whole :, stem hrs. NmSlnw :
soothing syrup for Children fecthin- Is pleasant
to the TASTE and IS the prescription Of one Of the
oldest and best female nurses and ply sicians IA
the United States and IL Iar j. by all druggists
throughout the world. Pro, - cents bottle.
lyric
If YOU want custom suit madc from tho
best Of material. trimmings and workman
ship in the highest style OF art. and 10 hit ike
the paper on the wall. leave yomr measure at
the Boston Clothing Store and YOU will get ali
OF these and more, at IL low prices a. can he
shown in the country. loft
DR.. MCGILL's FAMOUS SPECIFIC, OR
ANGE BLOSSOM. a positive cure for all fe-
male diseases. Every lady tan treat herself.
| have sold this medicine for two years and
can recommend 1t. BOXES containing one
months treatment. Sl.00. Circulars and -ain-
pies free by applying to
S. ID. WIGGIN. ApOtheeary.
MAY 10. 1887, tf20
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The many friends Of pastor Thompson
anl family Of the Baptist church made
them a visit on Wednesday evening. April
- and after spending very enjoyable
time retired. leaving many useful articles
AMI sum 81 money a. token Of their
love and sympathy. Tor which the recipi-
ents desire 10 render their sincere thanks.
April 30.
Purity Temple n Snrry, had the honor
of a call during their meeting last Satnr-
day. from Brother Winter Of East Orland.
Although Brother Winner ha- a commits
sion to organize Iurenic Temples any
where in this district well as Good
Templar lodges. yet he never was in one
before. Therefore we have the honor Of
his first call and regret We did not think
to gat hi> name a. an honorary member
and would ~ glad to receive it at any
time. Supt. J. L.
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Notice of Assignee of his
Appointment.

AT Ellsworth, in the County Of Hancock and state
"A Of Maine the twelfth day of Aprtl,A ID, lass
The undersigned hereby gives notice ON appoint
ment as Assignee OF the estate OF Edmund Y.
sylvester, Of
Deer Isle In said county Of Hancock .insoSeht deb
,orwho has been declared insoivent upon his
petition by the court of Insolvency for said county
nf Hancock.
2wII ELMER y. SPOFFORD, Assignee.
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Capt Whitm0re and brother of North
east Harbor, who have been stopping the
past week at MIR James Gilpatrick's, "a
former neighbour Of theirs succeeded in
floating their vessel al Trenton Friday
night tide. and sailed for home on Satur-
day.
On Wednesday morning we were very
much pleased to receive call from Mr.
Charles Mcfarland of Worcester, Mass,
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When Baby was sick We gave her Castoria
When she Was a Child, she erred for astoria,
When she became Mis-. she CLING TO Castoria,
Whsn sbs had Children, she gave them Castoria
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CAUCUS Per orIer
kEPt BIICAN cry COMMITTEE.
Ellsworth. May Isi. lsSs.
The town II Goultl-bnrn viii be 100 wears
obi on the 18th Ia. Of February next.
The cellar for the Rotlick block, on The
corner of Msin aud Cniisec streets. Bar llar-
Dor. /, being eNrs' ste,l. The buildings which
occupied that .ife have been moved To The va
,snt lot opposite the Hotel Brewer.
The steamer Crcedmoor made her first
trip for the season on the Lanoiu- aud south
Gould-boro rc,llc. saturday,
Mis-. Mary Frances Hopkins i giving mu-
,ic I,s.on> at Bar IIsrbor.
Mc>>r>. Eolick are having q new weir
constructed on the bar ut Bar llarbor
Joshua Chandler, Of North Buck>port.
Hug psr>nip rersutls Is II inches lons and
II - inches in circumference.
>cdswI,k Grange Of North >e,lsw wick. hs,
decided To hold cattle show sni fair next
fall
>l-hi fire on thu roof ~ the 90 King
rnan boarding house. on saturday lat. called
out The engines. but the fire was cNiiuguj-hcI
with trhng damage 10 the premises hcf"r'
the engines reached the spot
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City and County.
sup. so. Court, April Term, 1898.

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LADIES'!
DO Your own Dyeing, at Home, with
PEERLESS DYES

They will dye everything, They arc sn!d erery-
have no equal for Strength Brightness, Amount
In Packages or for Fastaess Of Color, or non-iad.
ing Qualities. They do not crock or smut fer
sale by G. 4. PARCHER, Ellsworth, Me. lys
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Republican Caucus.

The Republican voters Of Ellsworth. are Invited
to meet m c. url!s ri Hancock Han. SATURDAY ,
May 5th. 81 ; pe,,ck =. II, standard -ime. ior the
Iurpo-c # mo sing .,elg1ttrs ~ att, nj Rrpnh-
an ~taJe convention Is t,c heisi 3D. t'oI dAna Tues
CAV. IHur ". isSS, at u O'Clock. \. Y 10 n"f4l
mate candidate for Cos crnor, a. he supported e
the September election Also tur the htnsarl'n :
- any uthrr hu-ne-s which Haa' come tict"r'' The
caucus Per pT,iuT,
KEPt BLICkN CRY COMMITTEE.
Ellsworth MAY lat lkN>
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one of the many enterprising young men
reared in our district Mr.. Mcfarland has
been visiting his mother and other rela-
tives the past week here, on his return
from the death-bed and funeral of his
uncle, the late :. n. Mcfarland of Han
cock. His brother, Mr.. John Mcfarland
of Gloucester, Mass, was also in town.
and they both left on the train Thursday
morning for their homes.
On Monday forenoon any one passing
Mr.. |. \. Salisbury's might have seen him
on the sunny side" OF his hill planting
potatoes. while Just below by the side Of
the road we walked on the remains of an
ICY snow bank
our weekly Wednesday evening lecture
will he held on Friday evening, To accom-
modatc the l.amoine soCiable, which will
hold forth NJ the town hall, on Wednesday
evening, having 4 short. free entertain
mcnt, then mum supper" We learn
that the supper Is hut - cents for the
mum ; cents for each uttcrance, and when
the speaker has paid three forfeitS, be is
frrc - vocalzc TO his hearts content
Tia object i worthy one, viz. the i'm
proycmcnt II the interior # our house "
worship. rs new carpets, SC. Al are
cordially insitet
M, DNErr
'",th Hrp,o,.
r.. dancing school At the "Copperopo-
Bill" hy Charles T. Monaghan Of Els
worth i pE2grr>~ug finely, n"'with>tand-
iH- tae hadNondiuou "f u" roads
WI. Sarah Norris II Bar Harhor. j. II
tnwu for frw days.
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OH " HE'D

TIE fTRL P8040c GO. II Vat 81 =. J.
The sun., 1888-11-04
6kiInai Hoeus.Poeus In japan.
Prom Ae 81 Lotil. Globe Democrat

At a recent Japanese dinner a foreign
guest determined to have no optical deusions
about what the juggler did. He never lot his
Riances be distracted. and was not once on his
guard. Noticing this. the old juRgler played TO
brought In and set In the middle Of the room.
and the luggler, Crawling up let himself dowA
hour without taking his eyes from the vase
that he had first been convinced was sound
and firm and stood on no trap door. After this
sailed him with langht sr and Jeers and pointed
70 MS side where the old luggler was seated.
tanning himself and had been seated for some
minutes. The skeptic was dumfounded and
wdhted the trick repeated. but the whole e0ms
pany Srotested that he bad had fair chance
The sun., 1888-11-04

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-. 49,. - sp,Ns ."'' 0'@''''"- A.'O -
NN0u'1 Ou' "0'" manu- olse"~
What u the best and most easily acquired system Of
knock photography QUIT BsoNNrn
l. The two terms are no more synonymous in phonof
raphy than In anything else Of value. hunson's IL
good systsmi 20 10 fittmsns Every man modinss the
system he has learned to suit himself q We don't be-
neve It Will for the present at all events.
a bets that there men killed. wounded and
~ ss,,i. ~ INV ws,ssoo "ere snInnea
lo,.. m. u,,o, ,o,, "a, "a 100, IN. con,sd.r...
sbout ma ooo ,,w.,.,,oo ,h. ,o-,., orn,aa
TO ,bout lao ooom.n
-
'"-"es' rom' u oz m"'s not'n o' Nc" iorI
John Bdney.-Ths lines should runs "Ninrle, minrie
mingie You that minEle may"
,o,. .-I1, ,,.,,.
iii n,ar.,., -, 80. -. w. a., -. g..
W." '''''' ''' '''A s''..ne % y" '"' P'"''
Amtoo-you should get q Spanish teacher. who will
The sun., 1888-11-04
Chicago Small Talk.

Handsome Young Woman-I fancy. Mr..
Wabash, that you win hardly recognise me.
Mr.. wabAsh-oh, don't say that my dear MrA Lake
side Twas . guest atyour wedding year ago you
Handsome Young woman-r know but you men are
70 torgetful
MT. wabash-somo men arc forgetful Mrs Lakeside,
but galantly) you not be forgotten, and this
renew certainly great pleasure
TO me- Still living with your husband ! suppose
The sun., 1888-11-04
Ono Little Errand.

"Now. my dear" said husband. inpatient
Iy pulling his coat ~ want get down right
away you have anything further to for mo to
do you'll have to make haste"
aC0me TO think OF IL John" said his wife, ~ have
something more for you to do"
"Weuf"
al want you TO leave the marble clock at the Jewell
for II your way home"
The sun., 1888-11-04
9ame In New Jersey.

Partridge. quail grouse. pheasant. woodcook
rabbit and squirrel lawful game In the north
ern part OF New Jewsey, and the open viii
tinus until Dec IS excepting In the OF woodcooR
which closes Dec. or hunting there Is plenty. but
OF game not be said Pot hunters have ruined
4 excepting As TO quail Black baAI hShinE legal until
Dec I.
keAsuni Trap any Kind OF game or game bird. or have
such trapped in their kill any nssotiy
orouS bird sAye only the EnRlish sparrow for stung
or for any other purposs hunt bah on DundayA or
hunt ih At any ohsR time without permission oe tAs
oHasf & ths DEe1sE1s
The sun., 1888-11-04
A Twe-ye.r-ola n.by's Prison Life.

CHESTER, ILL.,. Oct. 1s-Little Pauline. the
pet OF tho prison ut this place. is an unusually
beautiful child, with sweet disposition, and
Julia Hobbs. was sent here from Carmi. Ill.
to serve two years term. Four months after
her arrival the child was born.
Pauline Is never content unless she is behind
the bars In hor mothers arms. The Warden
has often taken the little one out for drive.
world: and Y never e happy e when n cell
The sun., 1888-11-04


Per cent Per cent
Irish IT, Americans ..........,,
Germans. lOtherB.....,...........
It IL always well to remember that this nation owes
its preservation the blood and sacrifice OF
Americana for Americana and to the exeri0nB OF
either our Irish or our German fellow cirzsnA
These tables though unonicial doubtless
Do Minnesota and Colorado raise enough iwhsst 10
supply the United StAtesf MOO
No In 1887 we raised wheat tho value OF s3lo-
ei2s6o and exported wheat and wheat hour to Sl42,-
eea 583. leaving for home demand SIe7,eta.ssT Colo
RADIO and Minnesota In 1887 raised wheat TO the value
OF .2so.eio
Which nationality furnished the most troops tc the
Federal armies during the rsbellionf CoYHH
From unofnoiAi tables 1t appears that the Germans
outnumbsrsd the Irsh the proportions bsnE a7e par
cent a. against TIA per cont
l. Which State was the last 70 be Admittedf q How
many States are there Whose works should woman
procure nrst In starting small nbrAryf 4 10 III
froyAtore" considered classic j. b. II.
]. Colorado. admitted Aug !. 1875. q Thirty eight
g. II depends The woman; II she's fond OF noyslA let
her get noveA say ThAskeray's and George Ellots;
she goes In for religious and ecclesiastical thinEs let her
get Aoolnto0k and stroass oyelodsdiA Blt why fOrn
. "sAAn hhgaEyI' Why Ast lssA ~ large uhrAu .
The sun., 1888-11-04
What does the word "kismet" meant
Il means fate" Il II an Arabic word.

Did Congress Give President Cleveland any retaiAtory
powers before he asked for them In hs August etaa
uon) moesagef Z. O. W.
Yss by proclamation to deny entry to Canadian YES
sells to deny entry Of salt fresh nsh and TO az the
punishment for violations Of his proclamation The bill
was reported committee to the Senate Jan TO-
1887 passed tho Senate passed the House March and
was approved by the President Marcha
The sun., 1888-11-04


ger Hill has again demonstrated the value Of business
sagacity combined with long purse and big share Of
pluck The company will 70 on tour from here with no
changes the chief roles save that probably hrE Po
nisi will travel The Standards regular season, un
der the DUFF management will open on Tuesday night
Nov ls with the American debut OF the London GAiety
Theatre burlesqus company In Richard Henrys
gauza. Monte Cristo. Jr" Tho troupe reached San
Francisco from Australia last week. and at once do
parted this city They should arrive today and with
them comes Farren Fred Leslie and the other prn
cpaA party OF English girls, to augment the chorus
are already in town and under rehearsal The outlook
that shall have genuine London sort Of buresque
In better style than has been offered here in many
yeara
AbauRhs spoctacular and musical presentation Of "A
'Midsummer Nights Dream" viii continue At the Star
this week Dixey In "AdoniA" 10 the ensuing Attrao-
ton He has not played In town since hs left the Bou
Siberia" which perhaps tho mos: widely travelled
and best liked Of Barley cAmpbss plays "ii have
weeks revival at the Windsor IL ought TO DO well
acted for Forrest Robinson, Eleanor Aoreth aud Min.
Radcliffe have the leading parts Snd all are recalled
rs capable and earnest actors Next week Uncle Toms
Cabin" will be resurreeted but fortunately will have
Interesting feature In the Iopiy OF Alice Harrison.
who iS q relic of tho @ K Gardiner nasco and seems to
have some legal lien upon the play and ita scenery
Manager hurtha OF the Windsor says be well satisfied
with tho results Of the present season The attendance
has uniformly good and he believes the profits OF
the year will exceed those of last season
Edwin Arden. who made popular success with his
Barred Out" at JAcobss Thalia last week. VIII 20 mp
town this week to Jacobss Third Avenue, where no Is
Of cordial reception from large audsnceA because
he has bson frequent star at that theatre and always
hAs been substantially rewarded A. the ThAiA mean
whie "we Us Co.," musical farce that has endured
long life win DO put for weeks revival New eI'
ponentS appear In its comedy roles Among them IL
Charles HswtnS whose humor Ia original effective,
and drol Next week the Third Avenue will have Chap.
man selers's " Ny Partner troupe Manager Jacobs
donates The Third Avenue night for beneht enV.
tsnmeRt the family OF the murdered police ooer,
James Brennan John y. Donnely n In charge OF the
AFFAIR He win next Sunday start ssiss OF oonosrtl
shASraE low prices and Offering gesd DseslA1lAAs ~
The sun., 1888-11-04
xzLisrs.s1s u y1p.HAL AMY. Issi-ises.

Recent answers In your correspondence columns suE
ges that the following table may prove Interesting 70
your readers;
The sun., 1888-11-04
WAS Is Los NIT COOGAN7
NOW THE POLES ARE LIKELY TO voyz


At Least Throe-fourthp OF Them Are Dene.
Gratis, soro OF their sPokesraen Say.
Conspicuous among piles Of German,
Italian, Russian. Hebrew, and other foreiGn
periodicals on an east side news stand was
neat little paper, printed with slightly modified
English type, with q large woodcut Of Cleye-
land and Thurman on the front page The
reporter undertook to read aloud from the Gu.
rious publication. whom the sense Of self-pros-
ervation led him to give up the task, such was
the multiplicity OF consonsnts and scarcity q
vowels In each word. About the only word
which. excepting the address Of the publica-
tion office, seemed to lend itself to the organs
OF speech Of common mortal. was the hosd-
ing OF the paper, from which Il could be learn
cd that It was the 0onisko. the Polish weekly
which. about three months ago, became known
to the English-spesking world through III
former editor. Mr.. Chrostowski, who had ~.
tempted suicide because his wife had refused
to live with him.
On the editorial page few more comprehen.
sible, II not altogether pronounceable, words
we're discovered. These were printed In fancy
letters at the head Of the 1rst column,
Kandidaoi
DAll
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-31
Ayers Sarsapari|Ia,

The gold mines Of Pingtu, the copper
at Sing Chouan, those of Galena at Jeho
and other mineral deposits In northern
China are to be worked by modern sys-
tenn and machinery under the superin
tendence Of Mr.. Church. an engineer en-
gagged by the Chinese government, from
Shanghai.
A white man and a negro attempted
last Tuesday morning to escape from
the jail at Mount, Pleasant. They
seized the jailer as he vas going his
rounds with the prisoners breakfasts,
threw him down and grabbed his pistol,
but fortunately several citizens came to
his rescue
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-31
Business Chances.

We have for sale business suitable for one
or two ladies, in a desirable location, now
paying 80 per cent on investment: will require
between 5000 and $1,000 capital; owners de-
gate this, for il is seldom an opportunity like
this occurs.
A nice business with good will and fixtures,
business suitable for lady or invalid, one of
the best locations in the CITY. The rent Of
house only $50 per month Price $500. 40
The best business of the kind in the state of
Texas can be bought for $4,000 $4,000 cash,
with good security. Do not ask about this I'M
less you mean business az
city, leased for 40 years, vein between and
feet thick. 40 feet from surface. Contract for
all coal that can be mined at a good margin,
can be bought cheap on account of owner go
ing to Europe.
Special Bargain.
1870 acres of fine land, in Medina county, al
fenced, wire; new rock house cost $1,000;
good timber and grass, with plenty of water,
= lakes and river. Also 800 head of fair grade
calves, all in good condition; will sell land and
stock together or separate, AT hard times
prices; $500 acres adjoining, all fenced, can be
leased. 1l6
For Sale or Trade--Corpus Christi
Property.
We have beautiful residence of seven
rooms, barn, stable, and all necessary out
buildings, together with over seven acres of
land, all nicely improved and situated on the
bluff at Corpus Christi This desirable proper
ty we can sell at the low figure of $500. and
take one-half in improved San Antonio prop
erty. The situation is lovely and everything
in good condition; there is fine oyster bed in
front and fish tank fifty feet in diameter back
of house. A desirable residence IN every par
ticular.