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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-08
TRADE AND FINANCE.

November Z
There Ii little interest shown In the
hop market and the supply Of choice
qualities appears 10 be falling on.
Average grades are quoted In the
nelehbsrhood Of 1Gc. while medium
bring fsc Its expected thzta period
of activity win prevail after elecfion.
To-dayss receipts include n bales from
Eehome, brought In on the Idaho snd
81 bales from snohcmisis on the steam
boat Nellie. Eastern Washington clear
timothy hay has advanced - per ton,
while Puget Sound timothy has gone
mp 81 per ton afove quotations
Of yesterday The market Is
short to-day and there ~
little doubt that higher prices will
BE- shortly reached. sugar has dropped
nc further. contrary TO expectations.
Cheese Is steady with firm upward
tendency. Coffee viii not likely go
above last quotations, although inn
porters consider that values will adj
vance, in the face of q much reduced
volume OF business. Consumers are
buying in small quantities in hope Of
reduced values. Coal Gil keeps at last
quotations: quote &c per gal. Fruit
trade il improving ~ the weather
grows liner and grapes are having a
better call. The fish market Is dull.
while poultry and game are In naoder-
ate demand.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE
RECEIPTS During the last "a hours
the merchandise and produce receipts
at this port have been as follows. Per
Puget Sound Shore road 40 tons
Columbia & Puget Sound railroad
tons. Seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern.
q tons and 81 tons coal from Gilman
Eteamers--Wa Washington tons, Augusta
u ton, Eliza Anderson l ton, Henry
Bailey X ton, Clara Brown IL tons,
Cascade ~ tons, Munroe | ton, Jose
phine / Il tons, Idaho tons. Nellie 6
tons. steam schooner Jeanne 20 tons,
Total receipts 4S8 tons. Among the re-
ceipts were f0f bales hops, tons Of
hay. 3o6 sacks bran, 6 sacks potatoes,
rs boxes apples, cases eggs. , barrels
boxes and l crock butter, 9 coopa
chickens, IL bundles ducks, s sacks
oysters, o boxes fish, 5 boxes drugs, -
butts tobacco, 100 barrels beer, 3 bar
reis half barrel and | kcg whisky,
6green and dr. hides, cases rubber
shoes, 5000 feet lumber.
SHIPMENTS During the last "a
hours goods and merchandise have
been shipped from Seattle TO the sur
rounding country as follows: Puget
Sound Shore road, "a tons; Columbia
and Puget Sound railroad, 81 tons
Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern, 81
tons, steamers-P olitkofsky, is tons
lola, 5 tons; Washington, II tons
Eliza Anderson, 20 tons; Cascade, :
tons. Clara Brown, tons: May
Queen, 25 tons; Mnnroe, 30 tons
Henry Bailey, II tons; Left Erickson,
~ tons; Success, 2tons; Mountaineef
ton; Augusta, l ton. Total ship
ments, 205Is tons.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-08
TERRIBLE.

Two-thirds Of all deaths in New York
City Gre from consumption OF pneumonia.
The same proportion holds for most other
cities. Delays are dangerous. DIR. Acker's
English Kennedy for consumption will
always relieve, and may save your life.
For sale by A. B. Stewart, druggist
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-08
Not a Complete Wreck.

Puck.
Mrs. Lott--And has nothing been
saved from the wreck2
Job Lott ttragieally| Nothing-ab-
soiutely nothing except my honest
name.
Mrs. Lott-H.mi With that, and
the tr;fiiHg assistance of the property
YOU transferred to me three months
ago. NAV be we can start again.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-08

CHICAGO. Nov Cattle receipts 5000:
beeves tSst6: steers S3tz5, stockers and feed
ers t2fg3 Is, Texas cattle 81 5o.g2 10, Western
rangers 81 2594 10.
Hogs-Receipts II 900, strong, mixed IS %
tgo ~, heavy ~ 4u1o ~, iignt " 200 ~.
% 750a4 "a. Westerns - a0a3 So. Texas 81 -
61sq N
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-08

Nine. Patti Nieolini when at her
home rises at $50, lunches at noon.
drives out for two or three hours, dimes
al :. and gees TO bed at ? 80.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-08
shipping InteIlig.nee.

Ban FRANCISCO, Nov T.--cieared-sh
wilnn, Nanaimo. Saiied--str Columbia
Portland.
PoHr DISCOVERY, Nov. Te--salled-Bk
ZoiiA.
Ponr TOWNSEND, Nov. 7.--sailed-Bk
Aureola. Br sh s. r. HeFsey.
1Aro0sH, Nov. Tug Hoyiokc in Neal
bay; cloudp: brisk East wind.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11
Hymeneai.

A very pleasant event in this city. was the
marriage. at the residence Of A. ii. Norris.
Esq. on Tuesday afternoon of last week. oil
Mr.. Fred h Shaw and Miss Carrie '. Chap
man. both Of this city. Other than the family
Of MT Norri, there were present the relatives
Of the bride. from Oldtown, and the parents
of the bridegroom, Mr.. and Mrs. John shaw
OF West Gouidsboro. The officiating clergy
man was Rev. A. A. Cambridge Of this city.
The presents which include several pieces OF
valuable silver ware were numerous aud e'e-
giant. Miss Chapman was originally an Old
town lady, but for several years has been an
efficient salesw oman 10 the store OF Mr.. Norris
az whom she is relative. Mr.. Shaw came
from West Gouldsboro few years ago.
Roth have made hosts of friends here. The
happy couple left on the 30 train Tuesday
mid showers of rice for Oldtown where they
we're 10 remain until the first Of the week and
then 90 to Brunswick TO make their future
home, The AMERICAN wishes them iona
and happy welded life.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11
sunsst


Prof. q. {. $ Southworth left town
Thursday after spending pleasant season
a. hi cottage
Rev. Paul Sterling j. a; the Sterling Cot
,age for few day,
Mrs William lIenerics left town for Bo.-
ton Monday. after spending the summer At
Mr. Amos Sellers
Mrs. Andrews and daughter Of New bury
port are visiting relatives At Sunset and
vicinity.
Sir John Rayn.s left town Friday. for
Rockland.
Mrs, Warren G. Benson sui son Of Cam
den left town Friday via steamer Blue
hill
Mrs. Enoch Small Ia. been 70 Camden
visiting relatives.
School at West Deer lslc. dist No. Is.
commenced Monday with Mrs. J. f. Small
ss teacher.
Mfr William Trip and wife Of Rock
port were IN town during the Illness ana
death Of their father, Mr. G. ". Trip
MI Richard Sellers Is very sick
Mr J. f. Small wa. in Ellsworth last
week for lumber for hi- new house
Mrs Sal!ie Scott white ont Deriving last
week frll breaking her arm
CoIrMRus
Geo. b Raync. returned home from
Boston Sept. -.
Mrs. Lydia Green Who ha, been visiting
her father. Mr.. ". Il Sellers. returned 70
her home IN Boston. Monday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11

Winfield $ iinckley Bluehill;
George II Howard Deer Isle;
Albert X. Joy. Gouldsboro;
Albert II. Norris. Ellsworth;
William Parker, fremont;
Alfred Sway, Bucksport;
Emery Smith, Surry;
Charlie. Wilson, Csstinc.
FIRST TRAVERSE JURY.
Samuel J. Caudage. Foreman, Blucaill ;
Henry $ Adams. Ellsworth;
Lewis W. Bunker, Eastbrook;
Joseph h. Bahson, Brooklin;
A r Cole, Sedgwick
Levi r Carlisle, Surry;
Elijah ID. Gray. Penobscot;
Augustine W. Hill, sullivan;
Winfield s Hod-kinS, l.amo'ne
Thomas X. Hammond, Gouldsh"ro;
John W Jones Brooksyille;
Thomas L>comb, Eden
SECOND TRAVERSE juicy.
William II Lawrence. Foreman. CastiEe ;
Augustus f. Moore, Ellsworth;
John L. Mccarthy, Ellsworth;
Eben b. Moore. BucksPort.
Ellison l.. Partridge. orland;
Seneca II Rcmick, Hancock;
Maurice X. Rich. fremont;
John D. Remick. Trenton;
Amos + Richardson, Deer Isle;
Alfred : Smith. Bucksport:
Winfield :. SmallidSc, Mt. Desert;
A J. II Turner Isle au Hsut-
INTERMEDIATES.
Julian + Turner Dcdham,
LYMAN J West, fra Kiln.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11

- Diphtheria has appeared again in Hal
lowell and is causing considerable uncasi-
ness At present there are six cases In one
neighborhood.
-Ncvcns. the cmploye of the electric
light company IN Augusta, who tried the
experiment Of FARMING dynamite cartridg.
es over a forge last week and was terribly
injured in the explosion which followed.
died Saturday night.
Thursday at the Baptist State couvcn-
ton in Lewiston the committees on sun
day schools and on temperance reported q
series Of resolutions and debate followed.
The committee reported larger member
ship than IT any previous convention. Rev
c. Y. Hanson. Rev J Nichols and the pas
tor Of the church wherr the convention
Will meet were appointed A committee Of
arrangements for next year. Invitations
were received To hold the next convention
a. Bar fiarbor, hut the matter was not de
cidcd when the convention adjourned.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11
Great Excitement.

s.tnra,, morning. hast a. we were coming
dawn town. between -, ru aud eight o'clock,
t-,m our rr.idepce. We heard racket ~
Main street v hich sounded like the combined
and concentrated .hriek OF all the gang saws
,pd circular saw, In Ellsworth. At hr-t We
,,,.re startled. hut. ~ hen We reached Coomb>
CORNER. We law two mrn In front OF Hale
uamlin'- ofti-c engaged in >s"i ug wood WIKI
common hueA-,a~, at such lightning speed
Inn, one conid have Though, their lives dc-
uepd,i On n, completion ~ fh.r job Al The
very earliest lrar,ru, to-.lllr. They were
surrounded nv i hi. -7ovd u people who
appeared 20 l- iu,ru-rly Interested In The
work ia pr,.r--> V, hs-tened to the
.p,,t and r.s-.l.iz c,I Ia ihe ~awy,r- Mr. Charles
n Emery. aw,ILkuoau gentleman % this
civ. and Mr.. Frank collins. formerly uf this
,J,c. l,,,t mas, ON. 81 the proprl,iors OF Ho-
tel Brewer q, Bar iisrhpr. Both gentlemen
,,.-e doin. tL.ir verr bet Charles took hold
:. ttbs b,a, GOOD deal Of Emery or other
ti,, ,nttr,nk gave. e., I,icnce by the
lt..b,ni,-, .t.,,i Of hi. bu-k-,zw thSt he hSd
b,a an Introduction 10 such collins traiIing-l
h.f,r, 4 sight 80 unu.usl lod u. 10 mSe,ii-
r.,. ", learned that Hannibal +. iiamlIn.
=, ot,b. b-m Of Hale 4 uamIin. the pre-
vim. evening in Il ,portive way. had chal-
le,,-.d ..s.rs Emcry and Collins to saw aud
,,,lo ~ .,s,s .lsbs containing about half
c,rd n hitch had been l-f, 1T the rcs~ OF the
.tt.,.lr f., front Of nj. Office. The talk re-
.,l,,5 In the fo}loyin. trade: Me>-r-. Emery
,...ttl,. IN commence Al seven o'clo, X
.S..,,r.I.- -, ~ 10. IN .,y the pile OF wood 10
tn 49,, .,Nrd Il. lu.yed Il up one
a.. ,:.str. md stored II ia m. reccpts -le
-, ,.,,.r...,.i with Hale 4 Hamlju'- Of
-, ,.,.lo.k SATURDAY evening they
trs4 I,bev failed. they wire
..,,,. ,,.,a. and A besides Mes,r-
:, .-.,,,,. ,,r,..r,od work 4 seven
b..u- l.ter hsd the wood an
90 =, f,,... I'll STORED AZ
.;...,.....,,,.,., ,r3, tho SAWYER. departed
,,.,,.,, tho .,,oc in, Dr. Ua,.
.r,hy "a similar tile Of wood IN front OF hi.
a., M v lin .tre,r. some on, challenged +
=, ..,. - .t,ornev $, law. u saw snt
...,..,4 =, IA .rs5 A col
4 ,t., ,,r. the money raised aut
+ E., ,,,,-L g., ,.r,,e.t At 80
a..,. ,,,,,,,,r, IA. Wa. to com
-.a-tn., ,b.. wood IN one fi,ht o.
,,.1..t or t,rt.i, 81 20 md III,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11
A Card of Thanks.

We. the surviving son and daughters, desire
30 axtent in this public manner. on! most
a,r,s.. thanks to the good people of East Ded-
ham and North Ellsworth for the great KIND
nos. shown BY them in the recent sickness and
a.,.,h az our mother. Mrs. Lurana NJ. Ander-
nj also for the Kindness and sympathy
expressed toward the surviving re'''''e' il
their deep affection
Mr.. AND MRS. GRO o. ANDERSON
Mrs. ANDREW j. GREGG.
.,a-,t nef 4 1883.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11

hNoNvIILE. Tenn, July :. 1855.
The Swift Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga:
Gentlcsnen--I can checrfuily and truth
fully SAY that ). 5. ;. is the greatest blood
purifier on earth. In 1854 contracted
blood poison Physicians treated me with
no good results. took half dozen differ
e.: kinds Of blood medicines, but. withou.
reociving any permanent relief I was n
duced % - ). ). 5. l began the hrsi
bottle with the gravest doubts Of success
| had beea 50 often deceived. But in
provene1t came, and l continued its use
until perfectly well have since marTlcd.
and have healthy family. No trace OF the
disease is seen s~;ft's Specific did I'll
tins iUr me, aaI am grateful. Ious
truly, J. = oIRADfE
us Dale Ave.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are YOU disturbed 1t night aud broken Of
your rr>t by Il SEX child suffering and CRYING
with pain Of cutting teeth: If =" send AT
once ana get bottle Of MIS-. MISSIONS
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR tHfLpKEN TEETH
ING. IT. value il incaicuihblr. II VIII relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there j. no MISTAKE about il.
1t cures dysentery and darrhu.a, regulates the
stomach and DO wels, cures wind collie, soften-
the gums. reduces Inflammation. and give-
tone aud energy to The whole system. Mrs.
MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR tHIL-
pREN TEEIHING j. pleasant To the taste, and
j. the prescription Of one 81 the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians IN the United
States. and i. for -ae by n druggists Though
out the world. Price 2J cent, bottle.
lN4O.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11

North Hs"'o'f :, III
,hbi. Graves. Mrs. Lettie Hossi'
-, bow and Mr.. George T. Butter
miss IT, ~, RI. excursion to Boston.
Mr.. Melvin Milll Mill ,h.,r an Parents n
uarbor, are visiting their pS.e
Miss Ber;hs French o. 6 Eas'P na.h:.
xisItine At her uncle, Capt Geo D"'" .
Mr. q II Norris of Bar Haroor' was III
town Sunday.
Miss Emma Mcfarland Cos" ,ast
second term of school at hiNehh''
week.
;,,,, circle spent a
The ladies OF tne ,.-;,h Mrs. Eben
Tracy. on Thursday last O.c
Oct. I.
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d

G4,st roma
Claude Archer and family, Of Wesley
ar, making visit 70 their old home
Mr.. James Cofry of Eddington. was
the guest Of MI snd Mrs. jackson for
few days.
Mr. J. T. Cushlnan Was in town Friday
The carpenter. have nearly flushed
v7rk for The season on J. r Emery :
house. which has been undergoing -
The hunting party that has been st mid
die Branch Pond the past week VIII IT,
turn home Mondsy-
We have inst returned from sn orr
visit TO Ellsworth. Notwithstanding ~.
,isaoreesble weather. we enjoyed our stay
., 80 home Of our editor. and made some
ai. As acquaintance who, like ourselves. e..
f,nnd the franklin House pleasant anu
convenient nome for travellers
Oct. !.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11

Charles p Nevens, aged SO, while set
ting electric poles in Augusta Thursday,
was injured by the explosion Of four dyna-
mite cartridges which he was warming at
a portable forge. He will die. Joseph E.
Wade, drill sharpener, received several
severe flesh wounds. Two otler workmen
who were near by escaped.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11
Amherst. Oct 5. 1883.

o,s n. our citizens who has recently been
to Boston on business came very nea' s "n,e.
IN, lookup punishment for breaking, enter
me inc and depredating lady's room III her ao-
and upon her return appearing rs 'ner
,s,hsr,. ghost As he has passed the 'eodeI
a.. and & fast approaching the white ase'he Is
-',anosed to know better. but as ne does no'
sup -, .sx,ssd to take Sheriff Fields with him
hen be goes again.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11

Mr.. Editor Looking over the biI d.
items i'm the AMERICAN, / houceu e"0 1T
hin town fair Was To be heio :" a
S.dgsick. Some one IS iaoorlhs S4I.I in
i..aks The fair which was heIu IL,
49, SadCwick. Oct 5, was first starbeu
- Grange held in that place Ii was
~ -, sl1 that town fair and cattle show
'oeT he held there IN connection win a
sGou.G furnished 3 By the Grange. Although
ulh'ie' ~ "a, las yery unfayorahle good
tuT n" nh. Was present, and dinner was was
f,,rni.hed to over three hundred anu
iudgjng by the countenances o. IN
Jar..-..nf il was al enjoyable day to All
fl.t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11

81. abeu.
J q. Googins and J. b. Leighton at
tended court al Machias last week
The Dramatic Club met last Saturday
night and a a preliminary move decided
10 repeat Forced 10 the War, 1t will
be played in about month.
j. q. Googins has raised a potato that
weighs a little over three pounds Contin-
ing ourselves to facts we say. next.
The first sociable OF the Improvement
society will be held next Wednesday even
ing.
Are you having any weather up your
way, friend Chilcottf II not We have
some To spare,
b. w s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11
hiibridgs.


The Republicans increased their vote
here on election day thirty over their vote
for 81 and forty over two years ago. In
~ the Democratic majority was one hun
dred and twenty. this year seventyfour-
quite Republican gain.
Work at the sarlinc factory is about
over for the season. They have had
good run Of fish this summer.
A handsome three-masted schooner in
Sawyer's yard is all rugged, sails bent, &C,
and will be launched in a few days name.
"Drisko" of Jonesport.
Rev d. b. Dow, pastor of Methodist
church, with his family, has finished his
vacation and returned home.
Mrs. A. p. Alley, who has been stopping
here through the summer, went home 10
Bar Harbor last week. Miss Carrie Goog-
lbs went with her and returned on Satnr-
days boat.
Geo. f. Googins is in the law Office of
Symonds 4 Libby, Portland.
H. b. Googins is travelling salesman in
the clothing department for the firm Of
w. III. Milliken & Co, Portland.
Harry NJ. Leighton has rented the stable
connected with the Atlantic hotel and
moved his teams from Bar Harbor here,
and will carry on the business through the
winter. c. g. Brown has also moved
back.
Geo A. Hopkins dislocatcd his ankle by
being thrown from his carriage last week
and will probably be laid up for some
time.
The wife of J. B. Mansfield died last
week; funeral on Sunday. She had been
in poor health for long time.
Schooner Sara Louise of this place, was
lost in the late gale with all on board. The
captain, Mariner Wilson. belonged here.
He leaves a wife and two children. The
crew were strangers.
There have been some twenty-five cases
of diphtheria in town-One death; schools
all closed.
Josiah Bunker has moved to Steuben.
One fair day this week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11
An EXPLANATION.

Whist l. this "ucryou- trouble" with which
So many seem now To be afflicted: II YOU ~ III
remember few wears Hgn the WORT Malaria
was comparatively unknown TODAY il j. ~
common o. any word in The English language.
yc, thu word covers only thu meaning ~ an
other word u>rd bv our fprcfahrr- III iitn,-
past - il j. with nervous diseases. = they
and Malaria are intended to cover what our
grandfathrrs called Rliou~ues-. and Ali ARE
caused by troubles that art~c from diseased
condition ~ the Liver which IN performing IT,
functions. finding 1t cannot dispose ~ the vii"
through the ordinary channel. l. compelled 70
pa II on through the sy-irm. causing urr-
'nu- troubles Malaria, Bilious Fever, etc.
You who are suffering can We'll appreciate
cure. We recommend Greens August ioN-
er. H. cures are marvellous. iNr49 60 IS
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KrMr. TExAs. Iune u. 1858.

TIE Swift Specific Co, Atlanta. Ga;
Cscnt!emcn-A sixteen ear-o.I son Of
mine was afflicted with bad blood. and hrokc
out with ar eruption on va1oas parts OF ms
hply. put him to taking ). ). ), an a
lew bottles cured him entirel-. ] live at
Llae Oak, but my posi-otioe is al X mp.
Yours truly, ". ). ROBINSON.
Three books mailed free on application
Ali druggists sell :. ;. ).
THx SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 5, Atlanta, G..
Ne~ York 80 N-7-lwz7.
IYr+2
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NInl.iIle List.
Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED
TUESDAY, N.t:
>eA Adam RoVlny Eovlen boston
>,h K-lph & Grant. Grant. Roe Man
ARRIVED
Thu5-ias, 90;
IN WIN Pickering, Hammond 80"
~rh Panama Trundy, R"@tpn
>rh NlnnculA, smith, BluralI
Nch Calr--a, Mcfarland, R"cklaHi
-,h -tsanWcr, Miliken, Bar Hh'hor
SAILED
FrI4g OF
Sch NcIlic Grant. Dodge Roninut
Sch Nc-tal, l.amp-on, Bar flafbnr
sch AlIantialc Rrmick Portland
sen woodcock. Blondit, Har liarb'r
ARRIVED
sch Adel PRAY, wakefield, Rocklaud
sen VIM Ii Archer. Young, Boston
sch Grape, Wakefield, Rnckiant
Sch Python. Cheney, Boston
Sch ~aran BiaI-dell Ray, Boston
>ch FrAncoaiA, Young, Boston
SAILED
SATURDAY, ort@
sch Adam Rewlhy. Eowden. R%at'gt
sch Civ 81 Ellsworth. Bcllauv, Providence
sch Express Potter. Bar h'rb"r
SAILED
Monday. oct
IN susan Frances ~aljler. sW iIarbor
sch NIel Pray. Wakefield, Rockand
sch Ralph Grant. Grant, ,hih''en
-ch Emily Dyer isostou
sch storm Petrol. Pomroy. Bangor
SAILED
Tuesday, 0ct9
scs Delaware. Hutchins, Rondou,
ARRIVED
oh II : Lawrence. Patterson, Boston
Domestic Ports.
Rsnrnr-Ar oct 4, schs Thurow. Look Nor
folk; f}oomer. Brown, from Portland
Beverly->id oct !. sch Mindora. Billings, from
Danyersport for Calais
New Haven-sld oct sch u u Haskell, Has
keIl, New York
uvanni.-ar oct !. schs Louisa Smith Matthews,
Thomastnn VI J Lee, RbcklaDd
Narblehead-->ld oct 4. sch Addie jordan, liar
riman Rock port for New York
saIem-sld oct I, sch. Chrome, Franklin. Tor
New York stephen Watts, sullivan for Provi-
P,rtlapd-.r oct e, schs r Crabtree Bick-
ford New Bedford; Victor, Stanley, Cranberry
Isles
Sid Oct 6. sch Regulator. GRAY, Castine
Plvmouth-Sid Oct T. schs f j simmons. Bul-
ger Harriet Rogers, from Boston Tor sullivan
pnrtsmnuth-Ar Oct 5, schs J u >tlnson, sun
son, Flora Grtnde and Black Warri r, Deer Isle
for Boston
Foreign porta. +,
Nuevifas- Sid sept y, sch Annie + Rickerson
arson. for New York
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Town TAX. Brown Instant Relief.
JXr.lD

Their gentle action and good cfTrc, on the
system really make them perfect little jim.
They please those who Use them Carriers
Little Liver pm. may Nell be- termed Per
lection"
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Married..

Ensworth-Oct ;. by Rev. Benjamin =. Fogg
Mr. Joseph Y. Mercer of Hancock and Mrs. Mary
r. viles Of Ellsworth.
Oct. 8. by Rev. v. p. Wardwell. Capt. John
H. Devereux and Miss Nellie y. Farnham, both of
PeBobscot.
OrIand-oct. ?. by Rev. II. W. Norton, Mr..
Joseph d. Proctor OF Revere, Mass, and Miss
Hattie A. Rich Of Oriand.
RIuehil--Ocf. 8, BY Rev. Edward A. Mason, DR..
Rufus r. GrindIe and Miss Lula f. Mcfntire, both
of Bluebiil.
Deer Isle-sept. 20, Mr. Mvrain Powers and
Miss Daisy Dow, both of Deer Ise.
Sept Is, by Rev. 7. j. Lewis, Mr.. Horatio
Prince ami Miss Myra T. Rich, both of Deer Isle
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When she WAS a Child she cried for astoria
When she became Miss. she chung TO CAstoriA,
When sue had Children, she gave them Castoria
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he viii spend few weeks visiting his sis
ter. Mrs. Hiram Smith.
The two daughters of Mrs. Chas Smith
are quite sick.
Oct @
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Deer Isle-Sept. %, to Nr. and Mrs. Elmer Has
kell, a daughter.
sept 20. to Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Thompson,
a daughter.
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Il saloon passenger on the -. vow
WAS attacked with varioioiu gu n,.rsn-
are. was isolated and remosee sssnoers
fine. New York; none OF the
was alarmed.