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Henry Huekins, of Nebraska City,
Neb in fit of passion several years
ago made q VOW that he would never
speak to his wife again. and, although
he lives In the same house with her and
has seen her every day since, he has
kept his word.
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st. Louis Man-Yes, sir. we are max
ing great changes In the St. Louis
school system. Nearly 100 teachers of
the German language have been dis
missed, and Omaha Man Il see,
[ see Going TO substitute English. GOOD
idea. 1t will be great thing for S..
Louis when strangers are able to trans
act business there without an interpreter.
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The Oxford County Advertiser, in a
good sketch of Miss Hannah Bowland.
who taught one of the early schools of
Maine. tells this story: One day she was
putting class through an exercise in
the presence of two young gentlemen
from out OF town, who were visiting the
school. They laughed considerably at
the scholars, whereupon, Children.
exciaimed Miss Rowland, in her clear,
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persons laughing, "a weak mind
was the shrill answer of every one in the
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The Coming Year Of St ]

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Supplementary War Papers,

Following the "oattle series by cfssiEs 1ishsd
generals, will describe interesting feAsurss a
army lie, nneling under Libby Prison, mar
rstives of personal adventure. etc. General
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KEENAN, on Siberia.

With illustrations will run through the yea
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ton. bhorter notions will appear every month.
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Died.

Obituary notices beyond me Da.e, Name and
Age must be pad for at the rate or ten 'eits line
Ellsworth-Oct. 9. Mrs. Susan b. Watts,
aged II years aud months.
Bar iarbor-Oct. 4, MIR. John Conner-,
aged - years, months and ID days.
Oct. s, Mr. Thomas O'Dwyre aged about
3years.
Oct. 8, Mrs. Ellen NJ, widow OF Downing
Simpson Of sullivan, aged about % years
Oct. ), Reta. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank l.. Foster, aged 8 months.
sullivan Oct. II, infant child OF Joseph and
Statira Urann, aged year
Quincy, Mass.-Oct. :. Miss Mabel Res OF
Castine, aged Is years.
BrocktOn, Mass.-Oct. s. Addis NJ, wife OF
S. +. Lord, and daughter of Geo. p. and Mary
+. Clark Of Surry, aged IS ,6ars, month and
% DAYS.
Elerie, s. C.-Oet. :. of typhoid fever. Otis
Wooster. son Of Alpheus and Anna Wooster,
and grandson OF the late John v. Turner Of
sullivan, aged 20 years.
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bta*htH
Communion services were observed at
the Congregational church. Sunday A. NJ.
Miss + E~tella Ilincklcy was taken into
the church hy baptism.
Twelve of our teachers attended the
convention at Brooklin, last week.
The piece Of lana known az Lovers
Leap, has been sold to a Boston party,
who will erect cottage thereon
WIN G. Green has sold valuable piece
Of land adjoining his residence to Bar Ilar-
Dor parties
A z. Stevens Esq will remain in town
this winter. and Orchard Lodge" will he
kept open
Miss Lena Morton. who l. normal
student At Castnc, was a, home Sun
day
II r HinckIey and wife have gone 10
Housekeeping In the rooms lately occu-
pied by Dr Bu-wcll and lady, at Deacon
Dodgcs. By the by the Dr. and wife have
been lately blessed ~ the coming OF fine
little daughter.
Rev Samuel Bowkcr former pastor Of
the Congregational church has lately
moved from Ballardvalc 10 Reading, Mass.
Mrs l.. J. Osgood and daughter have
lately returned home from Boston with 4
large and IN. stock Of dry and fancy
goods.
AT who admire the beautiful in n.turc
should without dciav. take = ride out on
the Andrew Grindc road The autunnal
tint. OF The trees IRE grand beyond de-
Scriptlon.
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surry.
A gloom was cast over our quiet com
munity By the death of Mrs. Addie Lord,
wife OF Eyerard Lord, and daughter of
George Clark Of this place who receive,
despatch from Providence, Monday, Oct
sth, that Addie was very sick. He and
his wife started next morning for her
home soon after their departure another
dispatch announced her death. Saturday
they returned, bringing her lifeless form
TO deposit near ner childhood home, leav-
ing the sad husband behind TO care for
the only child. boy of nine years, who
Is very sick with the fever which snatch
ed the mother from him. The family have
the deepest sympathy of our hearts in this
hour of bereavement. Funeral services
we're at the NJ Z. church, conducted by the
Rev. Warren Applcbee, formerly of Boston
who also lectured in the same house in the
evening. subject, Christ as the corner
stone" which was very interesting. Mr..
Applebee is the guest of Rev. ID. Il. Phc-
Ian for week or two. He will deliver a
lecture on Monday evening, subject, MY
opinion" which is the first of a course OF
lectures TO be delivered during the coming
months under the management of Bro.
Phelan who is doing all he can for the
good of his people and all others who will
be benefited by his labors which are broad
enough to embrace all.
George Staples. lad Of l2 years, rode
from his home in Penobscot to Surry in
the evening, arriving there at IL O'Clock, so
as to visit the Juvenile Temples of Surry
and Ellsworth next day, Oct b. but was
prevented by the rain from so doing.
Mrs. Mary Carter of West Surry, with
/ her granddaughter, Gertrude Stanley, took
| passage on steamer Bluehll for Sedgwick
! Oct. ~. She is sixty-eight years old and
| was never on boat before.
Surry teachers, who attended the asso-
citation at Brooklin last week, were Hitty
Remick, Nellie Morgan and Ella Jordan
| Mrs. Mary Carter Of Ellsworth made Us
a visit on her return from Penobscot where
she had been to visit her mother, Mrs. Try
| phena Bowden.
The lecture of Rev. Warren Applebec
subject. my Opinion, which was giver
at the NJ. E. church, Surry, Monday even
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attc ptCd suicide.

Al Ea-t >urr' >iu,lIl Young lady sixteen
or -.seIieeu war. nf a-r. attempted to COM
nit suicide undrr ,rr, singular circumstances.
The story. - ~ bear u. : follows: A
,bori ,iur sao Ill ,ruu. lady being tn want
Of = 80. a- Or :Wa "a money. addressed note
To her sister, hu>hand. s.kiug for the smouni
wsuird. si-uiu- 10 tnr uotc her sisters name.
Her bro,her-in-ls~ >'ni her the none, sccord-
in. 10 request pu sunday s-i. the married
,i,'cr having found on, the deception, NJ
braided the Young lsd, very severely for her
fault. broadening her Wiih prosecution. The
voung lsd, became greatly excited over the
tax aut Afterwards went t. . ncishbor's house
and asked for pari- green. saying she wished
10 poison ra'. She obtained about great
spoonful - the poison which she csrrieI
home. lui iu cup mixed the poison with
water sud .wsliaW.d the mixture shortly
aucTwarI .hc told Lor brother What she h.i
lone auI D.. -.,r iAr aisrm. \ messenger was
immc,.Is'el, Dispatched To til. city for Ihy-
sicisu. IN 3d.. meantime generous dose Of
mustard and watrr wa administered 10 the
suffering -irt. which caused vomiting, thus
doubtless saving her liz. The misguided gtrl
= >t!l. very lov Int it i thought ihst she will
recover
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Hiiss ORTIZ Falls

Eii.rorth Fails
Miss Eva Marshall has been quite sick
with typhoid fever. She j. Improving
Next SUNDAY morning the Sabbath
school on the shore road will commence at
3 80, local time.
Mr. williamson. ~ Bangor Theological
Seminary. preached al interesting and in
srructlve sermon in Union Hail last sun
day evening from the text, Prove all
things hold fast that which l. good" Mr..
Williamson viii preach Ia Union Hall
again next Sunday evening
Mrs. Luther Hastings has returned home
from Bar HarDor.
Miss Lizzie lilnckley Is spending a short
time In Massachusetts,. She will soon re
turn to Maine and commence a milliner's
life at Wateryille.
The Sunday school teachers meeting
will he resumed next Saturday evening At
the house of Mrs Hinckley A cordial in
yitation il extended To all teachers and
scholars 10 be present and take part in the
study of the lesson.
Mrs John Lymburner leaves home to-
morrow for Minnesota. where she will
spend the winter with her son, Willard
Lymburner.
At the annual shooting held yesterday
afternoon. George Durham, team won by
score of IS against S., shot; 40 even
ball
Oct. l6. b.
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Grange Meeting.

Hapro,A Pomona GrsnGe viii mre' Win
Rainbow Grange. North Brooh.'ilie' ihur~
a,, October y. II 10 O'Clock 4. NJ.
PROGRAM.
/ Opening Exercises
. Reading records OF iasi meruns.
3 Unfinished sud new business
A,i,lrr>. Of " elcumr BY Master V' nan"
ts,w tirange.
! Response by r. X. Herrick
q KeI,ort. II Oranges
Remark. for the good 81 the order
Raritafions and Declarations b. mehloei'
of Rainbow Grange. Il.
q oa.i1i,n What I, the best method OF
T,n,.ret.iuy The fertility Of our farms'
10 Report. Of Committee on Program io'
next meeting.
N"sH7 NF NORTON. Sec.
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WEST Frsntnr -,
Willie Bragdon is teaching school az a.
East sullivan. We miss him very NUN
at our Band meetings w w and
Ina, ! Bragdon's corn piece Visit.
1,yman has trapped one Of them, ansy
ls,.ar in free trade. especially about green
corn season. ..rc. owing
Hunters report deer quite scarce o~'n -
20 the crust last winter ana W Where
those long cared dogs on No. o ,hsy
.re the deer wardens AVID what are '"e'
abouts =. aisieuIt TO
gather their crops on account ol dressing
weather. Some have lot OF Top ur rronns
tina, will have 10 lay over. IN an il.
IL an soft they are unable to drive on 20
Fvs ~ ST., stream great and small is died 70
overlooking ,h,af hush
The granite business Is the ch'ei '
ness here this season.
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Qllapbap thou hast ta'cn
note how crafty is the maker
of weak Organs. In that
while he hath a mighty Blow
ing Mechanism in himself he
putteth no part Of it into the
Organ. He rather prefcrreth
to expend it upon thee be
fore thou buycst. If put to
his mcttlc to close the sale,
the metal to which he turneth
is brass. When thou contest
to the man OF EsTEY, thou
fndest the blowing power
properly located in the Or
gan the while il tarried at
Brattlcboro. Vt. 1t is the
Organ that blowcth softly in
thine ear the praises OF his
maker, not the maker that
bloweth in botA cars at
once, the praises Of his Organ.
p. ID. rendition. I'g,
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ing was instructive and amusing. Those
who did not embrace the opportunity Of
hearing it lost Il treat The :lcsson taught
by Il was that each Of Us have right to
enjoy our own opinion provided it be
founded on a well studied and sound,
sensible foundation, We hope such lee
lures may not he few and far between
with us
Grt t6
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TtTT STRINGS. Tenn, JGly 1, 1883.
The swift specific Co., Atlanta. Ga:
Dunn. the s9rins Of 1874. y hile working
IN the held AZ my houae in Morgan county.
Ga, pulled OF nv shoes to give nv feet
rrst. Unfortunately, walked into 4 dump
of poison OAK, and in 4 few DAYS my icet
were In terrible condition, and could not
put ca 4 shoe cause OF the soreness and
swelling. vas treated as poison oak case.
usually are, and everything VAS healed up.
About the same Tine the following spring,
49,. nv fee. 5eca;ne sore again, a. iIst.
an cvery ooccll2- sp1rg for tive year,
b. i..t hack the same condition a the Dis
ease, only each time il became more G.-
tressing, because began TO think ]; Sas
lifetime trouble Finally, vs. induced 10
tn Swlits Specific took SIX bottles and
TO-DAY an entirey well. My improvement
was gradual from ,he hrst, and no evidence
az the ti-ease re-.aitSs. ] shall take pleas
u-e 10 tcs:iiv-s As l. is curative proper
tee. II IS the greatest blood purifier N e.
istence- Yours truly, J. l. MokGAS.
The foregoing ce-rhcz:e IS taken at
random from tho-s1- 8 If ',;'rrs in poses
son Of lie Swift >pceiac Co.. and presented
simply as a sample It : a voluntary
statement, giving facts ami results Of the
case. Is accuracy and genuineness are
beyond question
A valuabI, Treatise on Flood and Ska
Diseases ~ .ci free Address
THE SWIFT a.ECIFIC 90.
Drawer Atlanta. ia.
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Ellsworth Sept. 5, by Rev. Or. Tenney,
Mr.. Henry ". Palmer aud Miss Ella '. ioi-
brook, both Of Bangor.
Oct -. by same, Mr. Watson X. Spring
er aud Miss Carrie l.. Abbott, both OF Han
cock.
Oct 10, By Rev. T.. Harding. Mr.. Sidney
A. Lowrie aud Ms, Berths 4 French, both
Of Esstbrook.
Castine Oct. s. by Rev A. v. William,
Mr. Edward Seshong OF Boston, and Miss
Bertha Pslchin of Castine.
Orlsnd- Oct. IA. by Rev. II. W. Norton, Mr..
Fred NJ. Blake and Miss Nilic T. Treat, both
Of Drland.
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City and County
Sup Jud. Court, October Term, 1888.


LNoCH FOSTER. Justice Presiding
OFFICERS or TIE COURT.
II. Is. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
o. +. FELLOWS, County Attorney.
Miss MINTA S. POWERS, Stenographer
ID. l.. FIELDS, Sheriff.
J. l.. FoRp, Messenger.
DEPUTIES.
L. +. Hooper, BROOKLYN;
J. W. Patterson. Bucksport;
Pearl Is. Day Ellsworth;
Henry A. Jordan Ellsworth;
X. X, Joy, Gouldsboro.
ATTORNEYS PRESENT
4. F. Durham, b T Sowle, A. w
King, Geo T. button. John Il. Redman, A.
7. Wiswell, II. +. Hamln, l.. A. Wyman.
H NJ Hall, Jr.. Ellsworth; l.. b Deasv
W. L. Foster John I. Higgins. John A.
Peters, Jr., Frank Hainlin, Bar Harbor
Q. F Fellows, Judge O. +. Cunningham
Bucksport: Geo. NJ Warren. Castine; c.
\. Spoford, Elmer Pcarl Spoford Deer
Isle; F. Webster French. Southwest Har
Dor; +. F.. Chase. Bluchill; II. NJ. Heath,
Augusta; Henry Boynton, sullivan; Bed
ford L. Tracy. Winter ilarbor.
Wednesday, P. NJ. Oct. 10.
Alexander Martin vs. Charles f. James
+. Lynch An action 10 recover payment
on note. Signature To note not denied
but payment In labor, and the statute OF
limitations IN regard To one OF the signers,
urged a. a defence. Verdict for defend
ants. Special inding note paid in full
a. 81.