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SOUTHWEST H,nHoE, Fcb. 10, lo>-.
I'd Edtnf:
Please elbow the other correspondents
out III ti4c Nay While | hasten With all
speed tn takc back anl apologize FIR
statement IN my last news letter which
has rou~,d the wrath of one indignant cit
i1yu to ,uch i pitch that have been near
" annlhlutcd by hi- dynamite explosions
slid only secured peace treaty by agree
in. to eat my mistake
IN my reference to the ice embargo,
ala not intend to convey the impression
that our main harbnr had struck and join
ed the general lockout, but merely that the
inner waters Of Frccman's Cove were
takim. little nap, yet holding IN firm
grip tie coal laden GamcCock, which had
run in for Il home visit. had supposed
that it was widely known that ;. ". llar-
bor -tly merits the claim Of being one Of
thr finest harbors on the globe, of such an
extent too. embracing the beautiful Somes'
Sound, a> would enable the naeies OF the
world to ride at anchor in safety. II is not
au uncommon sight To see 800 sail OF
mackcTel feet at one time on our harbors
sui face and during the late terrible wealth
cr, from ten to fifteen Provinccmcn have
snugly sheltered in our bay, safe from old
Oceans fury and unmolcsted by official
seizures. oar Canadian neighbors so well
understand aud appreciate the great natur-
al advantages Of our land-locked harbor
that in the event of little unpleasant
ness" arising from the fishery dispute, no
doubt they would lombard and seize it
without moments delay, then fortify
Bow Arrow Hill, the natural breastwork
of Valley Cove. the original st. Sauveur
OF the Jesuits' mission, making 1t Il second
Gibraltar ia impregnable strength. Ger
tainly we have no need TO ask Congress for
an appropriation for breakwater though
it might be wise measure to petition for
little of that surplus" to be used in con
structing Mt Desert war ship.
SPRAY.
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National New s.

Judge Hand of the scranton, Pa. di~-
trict, ha> decided that a person Indicted
for murder cannot BE- retired after di>a-
urccmcmt of the jury If this j. sustained
on appeal several murdcrers awaiting Sec
ond trials must be released and it Will ap-
pear that number Of prisoners have been
Illegally hung
A suit has been begun against +. +.
Norton and others Of New Orleans, as
,icnees OF the bank of Louisiana, to com
pei settlement Of its affairs. The cred
itors allege the mi>appropriation Of a
large amount of money by the as>ignees
amounting to over 50 900 900. IT j. sur
missed that grave scandal, may be revealed.
Will Summcrvillc, Of Memphis, Tenn,
Is years old, was Killed Sunday by contact
with a broken electric light wire which he
touched with a piece of hoop iron to get
shock.
The presence of police stopped any
serious trouble among the Reading strikers
the 9th.
1t is said bv the friends of Henry
George that DR.. McGlynn's descrtion will
prove very beneficial to the George move
ment DIR. McGlynn's activity in the
movement caused many Catholics, who
would otherwise have favored it, to refuse
their support. This largely accounts for
the falling off in the George vote last fall.
Senator Sherman and Congressman
Grosvenor, of Illinois, addressed the
Young Mems Republican club of Proyi-
dence Friday evening.
The rate cutting among the Western
roads continued savagely Wednesday, ne
attempts being made to settle the trou-
Bile.
The trustees of Columbia College have
established new department in the col
legiate course for women, whereby they
may obtain after post graduate study the
degree of master of arts and doctor OF
arts, and may pursue higher course OF
study for the degree of doctor of letters
and of philosophy,
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Mrs. Folsom, mother of MR.. Clcye-
land. arrived in Houlton the It'll with the
body of her brother who died in Charles
town.
-Freeport is excited over the question
of building another shoe factory. The
question considered is, can the town loan
its credit for such purpose. The matter
will be brought forward at the annual
March meeting.
Rev. C. +. Whitcomb, of Monson, pas
tor of the Baptist churchwas entertaining
a large party of his parishioners and hav-
ing happy time last Wednesday night
when fire was discovered in his
study, and before it could be extinguished
nearly all of his valuable library was seri-
ously injured. His loss is $500 and there
is partial insurance.
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BrooksyiiIe.
The smelt catchers are doing an I'M
usually good winters work, some Of the
best fishermen taking as many as one hun
bred pounds day.
School In district No. 3 taught by Fred
L. Tapley of West Brooksyille. closes to-
day. This is Mr. Tapley's second winter
here and he has fully sustained the repu-
tation he made last year.
Miss Nora Walker Of Brownyille is Wis
itng her uncle, X. w. Walker.
Frank IL. Billings is buying and shipping
fur to New York
L. T.. Babson has sold his cord-wood to
Capt. Lowell Chatto. He has also sold
some timber to be used in the new steam
boat wharf in So. Brpoksyille.
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Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for at the rate of ten ctnts line
Hancock-Feb. IL, Mrs. Phebe E., wife of
the late George n. Coolidge, and daughter of
Capt. j. II. and NJ. II. Anderson, aged q years,
copy.l
Feb. @. Mr.. Gilbert B. Bragdon, aged 40
years and months.
Biddeford-Jan. II, Mrs. Carrie Ii. Smith,
aged AZ years.
Lowell, Mass.--Feb. 8, Annie A., daughter
of Nelson X. Jellison, formerly Of Ellsworth
Falls.
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Mrs. Augusta Jordan of Hancock, is Wis
ring her husbands parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Jordan.
We learn that Mrs.. Lacy Morrison Of
Maria, The Is falling gradually
Mr.. J. H. Grant jammcd u portion of
one OF his fingers entirely of recently.
while at work in the blacksmith shop.
Fen IS ANON.
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when they came to make settlement
here Father had gone on long journey
we had no hired man, her two boys were
too small but mother was good for 1t,
aud you'd better believe we didn't be with
out flint again for some long time" And
a. he thus spoke of old times never to be
forgotten, Il tear would gather in the old
mans eyes as he thinks. well, | am nearly
the last of the group that once gathered
around that Preside, long since torn down,
but not forgotten" J. c. W.
Feb. |.
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kariatiIle,

Georgia Carr, son OF VIM. Carr. met
with a severe accident on Sunday morning
last One of his horses got entangled in
the stable and while in the act of freeing
him the horse made an effort to rise falling
back striking Mr.. Carr below the knee and
breaking his leg DIR. Lord was called and
set the broken limb.
We are having warmer weather since
The eclipse. but we think our trusty stage
driver, Mr.. Archer, would have been pleased
to have seen il before, but for all the snow
and cold think he has not lost any time
and a. Flossie said, think few young
men would have done better; | am hap
py to state by his punetuality and hon
esty he has gained some sincere friends
In this town. KY. u.
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The roof and rear walls of a building
on Main street, Biddeford, occupied by a
shoe store, barber shop and tenements,
fell few days ago. Nobody was injured.
The damage to stock and buildings viii
amount to several hundred dollars The
property was owned BY Z. Richards and f.
II. Eoss.
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-Geo. W. Newh..in E~q. had the honor
to be chosen a. for .,sn al the Grand Jury at
the recent session " The T. ;. District Court
Portland.
Roy 4, =. Palmer. pastor of the new
RANTS; church at Rtr Iarbor. wa IN this
rity Tuesday. and nti,lr us pleasant ran. Mr..
Palmer i ROW re.jlin. II salisbury Cove. but
exncct. IA move 10 Bar Harbor in few days
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one man wandered around he'f'H "'' h'-''
and al one time rAine near drlNihS on 20 'hIh
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Mis- Carrie lasting ha> been obliged
10 discontinue her studies at the Ca-tnc
Normal school, ON account Of poor health
She thinks Of continuing tham another
year.
Mr. Bonnie WhitcomD i confined To the
house with sickness.
The remain, Of 5ii>~ Aunie 4. Ielli>on,
Of Lowell. Mass. were brought here for
ntcrmcnt SATURDAY morning last. Miss
Jclli~on'> infancy and youth were spent in
Ellsworth Falls She was the daughter
of Mr. Nelson K, Jrllisou who accom-
panied the remains 10 this place. She
died Of heart disease OF which she had
been III year
What seems to have been a fortunate
ending Of an unfortunate affair. occurred
in our little village last Friday morning.
A. Or Lord, Of Amherst accompanied by
a lady, was driving through the streets,
his horse became frightened at passing
train, and attempted flight. In attempt
ing 10 secure the beast by the head. the
doctor was thrown down and run over.
The lady jumped out of the sleigh and the
horse ran toward the train. one of the cars
striking him and Telling him to the ground.
| The sleigh was drawn under the cars and
| entirely demolished. Otherwise no par
! ticular damage was doue.
Miss Annie kincaid and Miss Florence
| McGown are at Ellsworth learning dress
making.
Otis
1t has been quite nice driving lately, so
! that business has been somewhat lively
| on the roads Mr. A. +. Merrilis teams
| have been quite busily engaged in hauling
| spool bars to East Eddlngton, where they
| are manufactured into spoois and thence
/ shipped to all parts of the country. Mr.
! Merrill is very entcrprisina business man
and has a great number of men III MS en-
| ploy.
| Miss Nancy Jordan has returned from
| Bangor, where she has been stopping the
/ past few months,
/ Colds are prevalent and some are quite
| sick,
| Mr. Joshua Jordan of st. Paul, Mimi,
| formerly of Mariaville. arrived last week
after an absence of several years
Miss Ethel |. Tibbetts has gone to East
] Eddington TO attend school.
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City and County.

-Bu, sport daring all the cold weather, has
tad iNn uiih.> % open water on her front and
The fer, uan h. led III trade. while above
The ,ilm-, and b,low he Narrows ice has
E'a, ka''',l he port
The Apollo Quartctte II Bangor " ia soon
make tour in which Bucksport Ca,tine,
Ellsworth and Bar lsrbor are included. The
date, viii be fixed in few days. They will
-iIc a. usual some fine concerts,
James +. Hall Post Il. A. L. No IS.
Bucksport, was inspected recently by Maj.
Brown. who found the Post in very good con
dition
The Lamonc and Mount Desert Land CO.
viii make many imIao, ement- 1t Iamone in
the spring. notable amous which viii be the
enlargement Of the wharf ST Last I.smoine and
the building Of cafe.
The Indies Of thi> city will give grand
heap wear party in Hancock Hall on Thursday
evening Of thi, week \ good time i expect
cd \ large number % people have been invi-
ted from out oft,wn.
Mr. j. W. Coomb. bas sold hi famous
Iatius horse 10 Mr. John F. Clark, of Bar
Halbor
YER, cold aud bad travelling, Hancock Co. To-
mona Gramg, did not hold H. meeting -
appointed Jar 81. but viii meet Feb. Is in
stead i;li RrookIn Grange. The programme
viii bc the same = given for JAn. II, with The
addition Of choosing a >ccr,tar, in place OF J.
W Perkins resigned
N-Ar,tar. rsrr,a.-. manufacturer.
IN, . .in.-,,.r accident l,.t >atur,I,,
,,.,bc o5f....r H.. wa. b,mmrrir..4 pir-c
a. iron ON H.. ..p,il. when a chin broAe from
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The Annie L. Green is frozen in the ice
in Bucks IIarhor. Her freight for the
Grange store in East Bluehill is being dis
charged aud hauled to East Bluehill.
Sylvester Gray's family have the
measles.
Levan Carter has recently lost horse.
Feb. 10. !. G..
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Mr. T. II Hod,kln, and Mi~> Carrie
Young wcr, married last "Wednesday even
lu. and ltaye gone 10 hou~ckccpn. in
their new home
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"ue 80 iAr earliest deeds. referring "a an
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southeastern llu" oi irnf"n alt. SINCE
the division w ''.. tFAh ha' lH- ~ town
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West BroaksviIie.

| West Rockville.
Lowest barometer thus far this winter,
p 92-l00 inches; highest, - 2t-leo.
Miss Eva stevens is teaching private
school at her mothers house. She desires
few more pupils,
Uncle VIM. WATSON Is doing quite
large business, getting wood off his black
lot"
Walter NJ Tapley left here Monday for
Rockland where he has obtained a situa-
ton in Fuller 4 Cobb's dry goods store.
He was obliged TO 70 via Bangor and
Belfast
Wilmot and Amos Lord left here this
week for Bath.
Mrs Geo. II. Tapley entertained the la
dic>' sewing circle Thursday forenoon
Mr.. Geo. Steele has 50 far recovered
out On pleasant days.
cur river j. clear Of ice from Jones Mar
rows to sea.
Angler Taplcy who has charge of "the
Smith place" this winter, has made many
improvements in and around the stable.
The stock Of cattle Is in tine condition.
Feb. TO- YoUNG AMERICA.
pca- Jonathan Dodge, a respected citi-
zen Of Brook>yilc died suddenly Of pncu-
monia Feb 10, aged eighty-threc and ten
months lie leaves wife three daugh-
tiers and two sons. Mr. Dodge has lived
through his long life on the farm which
Biz father cleared aud cultivated; he was
an Industrious frugal mana good neghhor
and Kind friend The congregational
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when Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
Whom she became Miss, she chung to CastoriA,
When shs had Children, she gave them Castoria
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Grea, roEa
The Good Templars have installed their
officers for this quarter
Several eases of measles are reported.
General &. W. Roberts of Bangor, made
one of a party from that city, who have
been AZ the lake for 4 week fishing.
one Of Mr. Dunhams tcamsters got lost
on Great Pond Saturday night, and after
wandering about several hours, succeeded
in making his way out about | 30 O'Clock.
Feb. II. FLosSIE.
The weather has been very fine and good
sleighing has prevailed since the blizzard,
The lumbermen are doing well. Some
think there viii be six weeks shedding in
March, a the old saying 49,
Fishermen are plentiful at Alligator
Lake Now that the law will permit they
ret a great quantity of fine trout with
which the lake is beautifully supplied,
They have lots of fun. Some Of their bait
boxes arr curiously constructed, some OF
them looking for all the world like a two
gallon jus.
1t j. thought there will be the largest
drive Of logs on Union river this spring,
that was ever known there.
1t j. reported that the most Of the pota-
toc> have been frozen In the cellars
something that never happened here Ne
fore
Feb. II. :.
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Are YOU disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering and CRYING with pain
Of cutting teeth: II 50, send at once and get
bottle of Mrs. Winsluws soothing syrup for
Children Teething. It, value Is inralculable. IL
will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon II, mothers, there is mistake about
it. 1t cures dvsentery and darrhOca regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie, softeus the
gums, reduces inflammation, and gives tone and
Soothing Syrup for Children Tccthmg Is pleasant
to the taste, and is the prescription Of one of the
oldest and best female nurses and ply siclans IL
the United States and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price 20 cents bottle.
lyric
DIR. MCGuL's FAMOUS SPECIFIC, Or
ANGE BLOSSOM, Il positive cure for all fe-
male diseases. Every lady can treat herself.
| have sold this medicine for two years and
can recommend it. Boxes containing one
months treatment, sl00. Circulars and sam
Piles free by applying to
5. u. WIGGIN, Apothecary.
NAV l6, 1887. f20
If you want custom suit made from thu
best of material, trimmings and workman
ship in the highest style Of art, and 10 fit like
the paper on the wall, leave your measure at
the Boston Clothing Store and you will get all
OF these, and more, at as low prices rs can be
shown In the country, loft
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waithxn.


We had some very severe billiards the
latter part of January. Jack Frost entered
most of the cellars here and in many did
considerable damage. The roads were
driftcd worse than for twenty wears; the
teams all had to zlgzag across the fields
for week
Elder Wooicock has bought span Of
horses and gone IN the woods for Bracket
Giles.
Haskell Gray of East Bucksport in camp
for +. Z. Durham, was taken sick few
days ago and they had to carry him home
Mrs, Elder woodcock i quite ~ick
Mrs Lizzie Simpson Of lIaverhil. Mass
stopping for the winter with her mother.
Mr.. rettngill, has Young son.
The Beddingtou tanncry team. make
their regular trips u and from tie Fails
station.
Feb : WtstN.
ncahap,
Mrs. +. Gilmore Is NOW convale,ccnt
after dangerous illness.
The Hunuew els thluk ~ selling their
place and moving % Bangor
The Hollis family are having the meas
lc> and some of them quite hard
Clarence Burrill di,-i last Saturday morn
iu-
M,>~r- J. I Black 4 BuuiIl are putting
IN quite quantity u >hin-lc wood 70 saw
in the spring.
.r. .y1,..r. IN ttr,s,.,t,,t Mill. A., ip..
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SuESei.

Eggemoggin Reach IL frozen over, 50
that the mail can hc carried across to
Sedgwick on the ice.
School at South Deer Isle, closed Fri
day. after a very successful term taught by
Mr. Burton Buck, Of Ellsworth.
MIR. Norton closed successful term Of
school at West Deer Isle, Friday. He is
now teaching the High school at that place.
ON account of all the harbors being
frozen over, no freight can be brought 10
the Island All kinds Of food for stock is
very scarce, and is selling at very high
prices. SIIAs b.
Feb. TO-
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~.-...,......, ,.l ,...r,.,,,.,. Jgu-
,!rca ami e.Nty-(,ur uaiur-. ou tile pa' roll
Of whom Hlu,fy-a,c are cutters.
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school
n ,f..,...,l..,. ...f t.-....r,i, teach
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fantastic toe.
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largely engaged ii thc lumber business IN
HUMBOLDT o., california, have heen hrrr
ON a visit. They left FOR san Francisco
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j. I Ribbon ha- hi~ now store neatly
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Miss Carrie Tasting ha> been obliged
10 discontinue her studies AT the Ca>tinc
Normal school, on account Of poor health
She thinks Of continuing t!am another
wear.
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Daily Republican., 1888-04-11
N. MGgary & Son,
SIG TATNALI. ST.
S, {, Coz. 9th and Tatna|L

We've been as busy as
bees during the past few
weeks, In fact too busy to
talk. Our business is far
above our expectations, but
we are ready for the new
conner. Despite the great
drain on our stock you will
hnd 1t complete. We are adj
ding to it as fast as we sell.
ust received a fresh lot of
good Io-wire Tapestry Car
pets, choice patterns, that
have never been on the
market. If you can't find
them anywhere else, try our
store and see if we haven't
got what you want at a
lower figure than can be
bought at any store in the
city. We keep ell the we'll
known and popular makes
OF carpets. We are working
hard to keep pace with the
orders on hand and in a few
Gays hope to be able to lay
a carpet the Gay following
the purchase. This is what
our customers want, and VIC
will try to please all. Have
you seen your neighbours
new Ascent brussels carpet?
If so, and it is what you
want, come up; we have
plenty of them now. Your
neighbors run the stock
low, but we bought more Of
them and they are for you
at the unheard OF price Of As
cents a yard; also another
} new brand at S. cents; gen.
; era! price OF these goods is
IS and IS cents. We only
: have a few more of the So {
Oak Suites left, We will
be sorry for you when the!
: are gone and you want one
, Remember, they can't bt
replaced under $40. anc
when this lot is sold we viii
) be done with one of tn,
!. greatest bargains known t.
furniture buyers.
Sold for cash or week.,
. payments.