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Pint base OF errors. /. Prs: its. "a
called halls. 10. Totul called bsls. 20
Struck oct. II. T0,El .;nIes caise5. ~.
Left On tss-s, 3. 3 bsEs b5:.. /
Passed balls. {. Flies rLagt;, e. Pal.
caught, ]. Oct % bsre4. 5.
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=:==us III E-Er aud rEn-r E-a1AE
a. ~. CasE-nuD- - ss=-aar rA-s
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JAMES c. McC0I.

do1hi- deBlsp on bIi.I,t.
RAng.fiuu,irg'on and Mound VAL
.y'. PostoGice address. Lee. Elko
County, Nevada.
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First has. on errors. 2 Pin. bs~ %
called t1ils. 8. Total called bal =, 81.
enask cot. 8. TOTAL siuIs, tGi!.1. 81
Left on bases. 2. 2 bA,e Li... 2
DouEe pays pas-eI Itlis, 2. Plies
caught, 2. DOT on tHoe.. Z.
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Eus5 II ISsISGs.

Ctrsins.. ......-......s.9 q l o ~
Time Of game. 2Lours aud 80 ruin.
St.s. Umpire. X. A. SbenIsr. Scorer.
" L. Cullen.
Ia the srsniug n banqu,t was ten.
d'fed The Calm Dirs ~ the EikUs Of
which all paitpok VII ls the oceasion
Sss enli'enei WITH speeches and ioas,s.
the n,fnort good feeling prevailed aud
10. CsrliB boys returned to .heir homes
this morning we'll p's1ssd Nth tue gem
.rou. hospitality Of the Eiko Base Ball
ELnh-
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MURPHY g. KILL, HALLECK, Nj
$1,000 REWARD.

We VII pay the Ito'. reward ic Il. arrest all Conviction o.: AT party
pG-a-s focud guilty OF killing or stealing Lry Eoet belonging 80 orr rLneh-,. Lha
Any ra;r 81 parties cutting hy 81 CIR land viii lie prosecuted 10 ~. full .I
;ai q tie la.
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The hamiln RiTes.

fA + n q sud interesting entertain
a'' ii t'- dnrng the present season
Ms fia' -tven N,n,la, e,enln, a, Uaneeck
'l7.l p, detachment II the Hamlln Rifles.
tait. -. .l"n =. hico-f - Bangor Itw
t' g'n'i.i Verde, that ,i... drill VA. very fine
fH'iotd aud certainly II elcited frequent and
"rii'l.-'rted applause. when 1t i remem-
i'1el thai ihi- company ha. been organized
nut lev months aud that IT, officers are new
10 military afiairs il will be conceded that
Their proficiency ia drill T. quite remarkable
knowing biz incNpcricnce and until very
recently. his entire lack Of military adv aulHgts,
Ne naturally felt some anxiety for the Young
captain. We were Therefore uiuch pleased
when We heard u >u l,y mas,y good judge,
that be- acquitted him-rif in avery crslits,,le
msnnrr. Col Victor Brett, with part OF hi.
rlah. wa- rre>,nt inuu- the Bangor ladies
pte-rut wire the viz Of Col. Rl,ii ana the
Wifr Il Capt. thil,oii. The Music was by
An''rrw>' orchestra 81 Ranger. The party
tsme ati rIr,n,l l., .i.,ci.h train. sup
p,r VS.. serted at 'he Iau,ock House \
.er-r audience We, Irr,,ni 10 witness the
dfil aud hal.
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WHAT AN TO DO .

The symptoms Of Bliousness are unhappily
hut too weh known. They differ in different
individuals to some extent, bilious man is
seldom breakfast eater. Too frequently,
Alas, he has On excellent appetite for liquids
hui none for solids of morning. His tongue
will hardly bear inspection at any time; if it
Isn't white and furred, it is rough, at all
events,
The digestive system is wholly out OF order
and Diarrhea or Constipation may I've a symp-
tom or the two Ilay alternate. There are Of
ten Eemorrhoids or even loss OF blood. There
may be giddiness and often headache and
acidity or hatulence and tenderness in the pit
OF the stomach. To correct all this if not ef-
feet cure try GREEN'S Augns. F'sDtref, il
costs but trifle and thousands attest its eff
ficacy. 1yr43 c ow
Golden at morning. silver at noon, and
lead at night il the old saving about eating
oranges. But there is something that is rightly
named Golden, aud can be taken with benefit
at any boar OF the day. This is pr Pierses
Golden Medical Discovery, literally worth is
weight in gold to any one suffering with serof,
ulous affections. hppari.iss Of the blood. or
diseases Of the liver and lungs. IL Is unfailing.
BY druggists,
Insist Insist! Insist
on having Little Hop Pills. If you have sick or
bilious headache Or trouble of stomach and
liver. Take no others. The best made At
druggists. % cents. Endorsed BY all.
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ope.. Le.;-r to tie Secretary Of the Treas
my


>--,',rl FnrA|t >r.
Having n.en removed from ml position
81, j4u.t.r ~ iue custom house NJ makr
room for professional aHd persistent
place hunter without any just rau~, I
A..tc W. a,aant tny ica~nn assigned f,r
Oh, removal hy Collector friedman bath 10
Ju,;.r. ;1 myself auI 90 the plhlie at
large. Hoo, mi! -uanily roPudiate Tbs action
AnoN base faithfully performed tAr iu-
tic, ot THE position. The public and r~-
p-cill.y tbs employees II the Government
stationed there VIII fully >uh>tautiafc my
Statement; and Collector Redman has told
me that he had no fault 10 fud and that
hsd done everything he had required.
NOW Ia De- - ANONYMOUSLY discharged
without any cause whatever j. not the
manner in which this civil service re-
form Government Processes to manage
affiirs, ami | am sure the public will, and
do. resent thi> shabby treatment Of an old
veteran nho holds an honorable discharge
from the service Of the United State, dur
INK INV A''et4''h' ~ ICING tu"N hiNH'tA'i-
ably discharged from this humble position
without auy cause. by Collector Redman.
II cann', J.. -. i.~.,tnp ui l'uiitlcs, Gor
our whole family are now and have been
, Democrats and as such Wa appointed by
Collector Redman.
SO suppose some season has been as
signed by Collector Redman for my re-
moval and think myself and the public
should know it and in that manner prevent
the opinion or supposition of doodle.
Your humble servant,
HENRY NJ. BRoWN,
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| BiuehiI.
On Christmas eve. the descendants OF
Dea. Isaac s. Osgood, (who was citizen
of this town for more than eighty years, }
with few other friends, assembled at the
residence of Capt. John w. Kane, and
spent the evening very pleasantly, with his
wife and daughter. A large tree loaded
with presents occupied one corner of the
room and each one Ito the number of
twenty-five) was kindly remembered.
children, grandchildren and great grand
children) The tree was surmounted by a
very handsome silver cake basket, and at
the bottom lay boots, ready made clothing
aud crockery ware. Many of the presents
were the work of Miss Lillian's hands.
The evening was enlivened by dialogue
spoken by Miss Lena Grindle and Master
Everett Hnckley, representing Reuben's
style Of wooing Rachel. We think each
one enjoyed the evening very much.
Dec. 81. A.
Wednesdays storm was very severe
here. doing much damage. William VI.
Howard and Miss Enle ober each lost a
chimney: Augustus {. Peters had car
riagc house and pig sly moved from
ihe foundation and set in what he
>uppo~e> somebody thought was bet
Ter place: Niltord T., Nflnute hau piazza
badly damaged and the roofs of two or
three houses went up higher.
The mans name is Leach that Shot three
deer in about - many minutes week be
fore last fine buck aud two does and
Warlwrll Supplied the market with fine
Ncni>on for several days.
There was about the usual distribution
of Christmas gifts. Some of course got
left. and Others received simply because II
would look Mind Of nice. At the Con2rr-
gati"nal veStry on Monday evening the
children had tree; there was also
table the receptacle Of gifts for
poor hnt very worthy widow Of
the church, which We are glad To say was
well laden: this not only looked nice, but
iraS nice
Jan O<Cr N , WHILE
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Christmas festivities brought thc usual
amount ~ harry ana hustle with -ay and
smiling shoppers intent upon making
somebody happ, Au attractive and va
rird assortment Of Nina~ goods Was dis
played on convenient tables III A. /.
Holmes new building presided over by the
uhligiH@ clerks pro TEN Mrs. Louise Small
lidrc and Miss Nav kcdlpn. Santa Claus
must he feeling the weight Of years for he
sent substitutes. Mr. Arthur Lcmont and
Miss Ncya Moore To strip the richly la
den trees in the hall Saturday night. The
tine-honorcd Pemetic tree showercd its
annual gifts upon the Pointers the same
evening.
Another wedding at the Robbins home
stead at which Miss Ina Robbins be-
came the wife Of Mr.. Bert Higgins Of
Eden.
The late severe gale did some damage in
this .cinitv, demolished the chimneE-af
the old holster factory ami The roof
of of J. \. Frceman's old stable clean
smack and smooth The clean sweep
was fortunate thing for the horses. for
had any portion fallen inside some must
have been manned or killed; luckily the
new stable, stylish and commodious
equine tenants,
On Tuesday evening, Dec. az a very
pleasant reception was given Mr.. and Mrs.
Thnma, Clark of Augusta who have been
making brief visits here ana at Bass Har-
Dor among relatives. A large delegation
of neighbOrs and friends gathered at the
house Of our former townsman-now the
abode Of Rev. A. Redlon's family, giving
he received no ;nkling of the affair. After
the gentleman's noisy delight had in
measure subsidized, the lady Of the house
succeeded in making him understand that
he was expected to face the minister aud
receive a lecture OF Something else, He
obeygd the command los king very much
like aGhnoi eulprit caught in mischief,
Mr. Retiion In nice little speech, ex-
pressed the desire of the assent led friends
to present Mr. Clark with a testimonial of
their esteem in the form of a little hook
to be slowed in his vest pocket,-a Indie
rous remark, Wnen he faboriously dragged
from bepeath his coat-tails large and
elegant copy of Webster's Unabridged.
When the recipient of the favor recovered
his composure at this unexpected gift, 40
in well chosen words expressed k,s thanks
for the good viii which prompted the act
Later ~. 4 collation. of candy, dates and
saisins was served, at which one gentle
man, rejoicing in the front nanle of
William, ate with anna,ent relish until his
saucer was nearly empty. when the spirit
Of trade and decker seized him, showing
''fhe ruling spirit, etc. and he wanted 70
swap his candy for piece of pie; he made
such an ado about It that the obliging
hostess brought him quarter section;
this seemed satisfactory till only mouth
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cottages building there this season.
II. W. liot SAYS that he has put 10 first
class siock of pure tea aud coffee that viii be
sold a. cheap the cheapest. Give him u
I call.
MIR. Charles II. Erpes. recently Deputy
Collector and Inspector Of Customs at this
port /, one of the victims OF the Democratic
reform ~. His discharge dates from the
3l>t nit.
The officers of VIM. II II. Rice Post, q. A.
r.. OF this city Mil be Installed at an adjourned
! meeting TO be held next Saturday evening.
full attendance l. requested.
-"Hawkeye jim" OF Mt. Desert Ferry. will
save his s,niioner, and postage stamps Ms we'll
rs his credit by sending no more locals TO this
paper We have good proof that he has sent
hc:itiou. locals. and we resent i a an imposi-
ton on the public.
Mrs Frank Newman. who has been con-
fined TO the house for the past two months.
WAS operated on Dee. Is by Dr. =. NJ. Bai,-
tlru 81 Bangor, who lett her in care OF pr.
I Hod-kins of this city, He reports her doing
we'll
At the residence OF Mr.. Fred Moore
.Rrimmer's bridge district ii company Of
voun. folks met to enioy Christmas eve.
santa liu- appeared in due time, and all who
4 attended were the recipients OF some very
pretty presents.
meeting Of those Interested in course
81 fr,e lectures WAS held on TUESDAY alter
noon. and sn rNrruii q committee was hp-
pointed la take charge OF the proceedings. -
hail gpl the ipgf y ~ft'til
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~ suse.tiC Asarts

Boston-Ar Dec >. sch Z Z Newcomb, Allen
Deer l~lc
Brunswick, Ga->l Dec ., sch Mary Lori,
lori, Ne, eSrk
Casline-Ar i,e- 'a, sch Margaret Leonard,
Turner. and sailed Dec -, ~.alr Woodbury., and
sid Dec -
New York-Slt Dee 30, bark Belle Wooster
Higgins, Carienas
rortland-Sld Dec 81. schs Julia Ann, Rice,
sedgwck Fleetwood Cooper Bar Harder
Ar Dee 81 sch Sarah Bla.dell, Raw, for New
York
providence-Ar Dec 30. sch Msreell+a. Pratt,
New York
Vine ard Haven-In port Dee 80, sch AGnie X
Lewis, Lewis, WeehaWken for Boston.
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FOR SI\CENTS

We IN -sni YOU pr. kaufmann's great Mc,l-
zeal work 40 pages. colorcd plates from fr.
The most valuable adviser ever published.
send three > cent stamps, 10 pay postage, 10
\. +. Ordwav & Co. Boston. Mass. and re-
cciNc copy free.
Far any case ~ nervousness, slcrplc--ness.
wre ~tomrrh Indigestion. dyspepsia try Car
,rr- Little Nerve fil-. Relief i sure. The
only nerve medicine FOR the price in market.
F.r ~nc by :. =. Wisein.
Not likc Others mr. ITrsisrs are pain
alaStng and strengthening ~ed by multi
tudc>
Heath Is impossible when the blood + i'm
ru-y M X ana sluggish ~ when it Is thin
iuI po,er,>hed such conditions give rise to
r'i'- pimpjr-, headaches, neuralgia, rhcuma-
tl-m. and other disorder. Ayers Sar~apariIla
rurlnr- inligoratc>. and ytalizes the blood.
r SUFFERED FOR IoNG TIME from Sc
Fng., hneNinE cough, which was pronounced
En- .af'fl phl Stefan 10 tc danEcrou, and ia
n."tp Terminate III consumption. wa, com
pt.. nr.lby using On. WIsrAg'- BAL
~AN"F Wild CHrRKr HENRY \. BEAN,
I.lvr.ua., Ma>-.
WHFN F,rIGrrn afrl travelling bath
with ~kin->ucccss Soap VIII brace YOU up nice
IT,
II y"n want a custom suit made from the
best ~ mHtCria' trimmings md workman
ship To- rs. BITCHES. -tlir of sIr and To fir like
the pul,r .u fH. .ah. leave orr measure at
thr Boston Clothing Store auI YOU will GIT ali
81 ih.~t, iud morr ut a. luw prices o. can be-
Shown I'LL thrr.4nrry Iptf
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Ellsworth falls,

Ellsworth falls.
The election of officers for the Y. p. S.
c. +. has been postponed until Friday even
ing January 6.
During the winter the general prayer
meeting, which was held on Wednesday
evening. will be discontinued. and Supplied
by ladies PRAYER meeting at o'clock F.
NJ The first Que will be held next Wed.
nesday afternoon, al the home OF T. f.
Hartshnra. ..
Schools commenced Monday. Miss Alb
bic Joy continues teacher in the primary
school; Miss Tapley is teaching the gram
mar school r."
Rev. s. b. rowne made flying visit to
his many friends in this place, on Wednes-
day, December 2S.
Dr. Daniel f. Brown and George L.
Brown of Brocktoa. Mass., have been
called home because of their mo4hers iii'
Hess. - - 2, = = 'f'sf =
The Y. z. S. C. L. of Hampden, recent
ly made Henry W. Conley present of a
valuable watch. 80 - :
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Married..

Trenton-pec. u, by A. c. Milliken, Esq.
Nj, Ernest ii. Remission of Amherst, aud
Miss Georgia A. Bunker of Trenton.
East SuIliyan-Dec. 81, at the s~sfdence Of
the brides parents, by Rev. /. W. Burrows,
Mr.. Edgar Barter Of Isle au HaUt, and Miss
Ida Stnson of sullivan.
Dec. IL. by same, Mr.. George Hanna of
sullivan and Miss Cora b. Sargent OF Goulds-
boro.
Castine-Dec. "a, by kev. A. W. C. Ander-
son, Mr.. Peter Hutchins Of Orland aud Miss
Isa Hackett Of Castine.
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At the gatherings at the customary places
here this winter the tariff is the sole topic
Of interest," every man has his pet project
for reducing the surplus and still have a
protective tariff Tie cry among demo
Gratis for tariff for revenue is still heard,
but il sounds as Compared with that cry
Of 1854 as the voice of n cQnsumptiyc
speaking for steGtoran. If congress
could adjourn one afternoon TO the back
room of some Of our country stores and
listen, they could get the whole key TO the
solution of the tariff question over which
SO much time has aud VIII be spent.
Dissatisfaction exists even among
Cleveland's worshipers at his proposals
to take the tariff of Of Northern products,
which were very important and
keeping the exorbitant tax on sugf
for the benefit of handful of followers
in the Gulf states and the beef raisers Of
California Is it policy to cater to the
wishes of less than 100 900 of people in
the Southern states and California and a
few monopolies, such as the sugar trust
now forming to the detrilnent of 5000,
600 of the population of the United States ?
With the tax on imported sugar "a mpeG
as the worth of that prodRsed san sugar
raising be called aao on the leading indus
,yiesf Talking with several yesterday
who are consumers of sugar | learned
that many families used 500 pounds of
sugar year, the duty amounting to about
81 900 and one man Of considerable proper
ty said his taA GU sugar vas greater than
MS State. cotnty and town tax.
The steamer Rockland has been irregu-
lar in her trips this winter owing to the
delay of the Boston boat. Nothing pre-
vents Capt Sawtelle coming but delay OF
other boats:
The storm of Wednesday night did con-
siderable damaged to the steamboat wharf
at this place. II is to be replaced in the
spring by new one. Colonel Shoenbar is
negotiating for tie pnrchasc Of more
land IN this vicinity.
Ian. l. SHERMAN S.
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A Card Of Thanks.

| wish to express TO the citizens of Els
worth and vicinity, my thanks for their kind
me-, and beneyolence in helping me with
meaps 70 pgrchsse hpF.e 10 repiare the one
| lost. LIZZIE CHAPMAN,
Ellsworth, Jan, 4, 1888.
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0bttssaFy NOTICES, beyond the Date, Name and Age
mast be paid for at the rate of ten cents a fae.
Aurora-Dee. Is. Mr.. Leonard Silsby, agal
II years. months and 10 days.
Brooklin-Dec. 20. Mrs. Increase Batchelder,
aged "a years.
Lamoine-Jan. .. Mary Jane Smith, aged II
years, 8 month. aud % days.
Nj. Desert Eerry-During the night OF Jan.
2. Mrs. Sarah Jane. widow Of the late Nath-
aniel Grant, aged about 66 years.
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A Gard of Thanks.

IL? ealy Ut ine naliham sewing circle
wish 10 extend through the Columns Of the
AMERICAN their sincere thanks . to L MON
!. Lodxe..I q. of q T.. for their gift Of Si1.I0
pto aid them ID paying their debt on hearse
house. SADIE E. HAsLAM, See. :.
Waltiiam. Jan. 2. ISIS.
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Cs>ttre

cs>,ire
sunday. 18th the Rev Mr Cushman
suffering from a severe cold the Rev. Mr
Ives preached a Christmas sermon IN the
Orthodox church. In the evening the
three Sunday schools IN The Orthodox.
Unitarian and Methodist churches each
had interesting Christmas concerts.
Monday evening 9Gth. the society of
Christian Eu,lcayor had Christmas tree
for tile Sunday school In the Orthodox
Fc~try. with interesting exercises and an
Overlooking houS
The heavy galr "Wednesday night dpin.
~ mitch damage III Belfast. Wa ~omcwh at
injurious 10 the wharf~ and buikhrad~ IN
tastinc. only gale from the east com
hiurl with high fiir, affects the Ca~tiur
whlrt-. small hoti>r on the bank Wa
partially undermined hy thu waves.
The second survey IF the Ca<tnc rail
road l. making good progress under the
persistent push ~ Mr prrcrcuN.
The Normal school has increased it,
numbers to 50. being unusually large for
Tho ~intcr term.
uur il!asc school, win INV oh teach.
cr~. commence Jan. ,
Es.t >ai.naH
ou Christmas I'VE. thy friends lure had
Christians tree in thr hail. which was
handsomely decorated with presents T.r
A.It MAS crowded ann alI present ~r.n' Is
,yrt ..jayanlr evening Thanks at. aJr
40 Mr. tg4u~tiur johnson Whn hci.yy.-
took the chief management Ia di-tr!hu'.u-
fht presents
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p 2 :" q. ws'r- .ar,p4l Of Tie 81 T.
worth Hi.h school. reti befar- me iine PED
s-o.icsl >oei.iy ~ Augusta ls.i week. paper
entitled EIuratipna Advantage Of The study
u Latin"
The Press report Of Prof Whites paper
-ay>: ". Whuie. principal ~ the Els
worth IIi.h school. treated ia . twenty min
tEe~ paper. "Educaional Advantages OF the
study Of Latin" The speaker referred to the
opposition against Thy study of Latin which
bad arisen in certain quarters, aud the demand
FOR something practical in our Iii.h schools
But he believed that there were many reasons
WHY It should b.. reiaiucd. II is not possible
10 cain thorough kn0wrdce Of the English
tongue without some knowled Of Latin, its
peculiar forms and arrangements giving il
great value. There Is no question thsi in lin
aui,tie culture il i. almost Indispensable. 1t
also la. historic valne; deepens and strength
ems the intellect and affords mean- of mental
growth. II should have place in the fouGda-
tipn Of an education for a successful business
life. j. NJ Hill Of Ban 1or, aud DIR. Hanson OF
Waieryille. discussed the paper briefly.
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Castine-Dee ~. TO Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cousins, son.
Dec. 30, to Mr. and Mrs. Hunt. a son.
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City and CcuAty.

''' ''''' EN'''
See elsewhere the advertisements OF r. h.
Aiken.
Read in another column the .dyertisemen,
I Of b. r. GRAY
ri, q " aa i, o,,,
tb,. ,i,, ,,,., Sno.,.,
~,i.,
- u ""'@o' :
Mr. ienry W Cu>hman is employed as
CLERK ~ 'he Aist National Bank
SAMUEL ROYAL. Ir.. viii commence driving
again with hulIrd corn next SATURDAY.
What mixed number expre>~e, the pres
eni wear, Ans. one and ,hree-eiahth..
NJ II r.,r.- .,r, N,i
Tim, Tho ~, y w.r.i,,.u ~ All. ;,,
7'' we n" a"N'if''''h'ht ol '""'e r
n'p'' ''H '"''t pi'''''- h'nu''''urer'' hur'h
l"' E"u"H AhN'nd'' house on 'hr Sn'fY
f'Ad W., demolished hf iic Wind 81 ifNt We'd
u'>'''A "'-'"'
Norton H. Tukcr ha- opened paint shoP
10 'he ueN hutllin- recently huili hy T. Bon
~, on Water street..
Iul.,. lu..t, i,tr l4oip. Aiopd,,. overland
ll clrfia.r far Na,hi1.. where ho -o,> io bold
3 t,Ju 20 ,.uri.
rr.,#.,ri,,, II ,tIi..,.r. ~ i.iok Lodi. |
90 - vuit,hr .r,,.. FRIDAY. Jan. q. Al
member. .,l,. r.,,t....i,,l TO attend.
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ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. Dee. 81, 1851.
Capt. l.. II. Bunker. John III. Carter,
Willie y. Hinkley. John A. Mcdonald,
Julius Maishiat. Jennie 5. Moulton.
4. h. Winsiow, Ellie Wentworth.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. W. GREELY. L. NJ.
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When Baby -as sick, We gave her Castoria
When she WAS Child, she cr-d FOR astoria
when she became Miss she chung 20 CAstoriA
" hen 81, lad Children, shs gave them Castor.A
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Beautiful woman. from whence came thy
bloom,
THY beamins eve. thy features fairs
What kindly baud on thee was laid
Erlu wing thee with beauty raref
I. 4 VA MT ever thus" the dame replied.
once pal. fhiS face these features bold.
The 'FaVorite Prescription 81 DIR. Pierce
Wrought the wondrou- change which you BE-
hold"
II Do not despair % curing Your sick head
ache when YOU can - easily obtain carriers
Little Liver Ptl-. They will effect prompt
aud permanent cure. Their action is mild aud
natural For ~nc bv : u Wizgin.
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BOOT And SHOE

department and now have
a fall line of these goods in
light and thick work. Also
slippers, high cut overshoes
for Gents and Ladies, rub
Der boots; moccasins, Lum-
bermen's rubbers, riveted
moceasins, Ladies and Chill
dren's rubbers in common
and pure gum. In groceries
and provisions we have our
usual fine line in these
goods we buy nothing but
the best as we think them
cheapest in the end. Call
and examine our stock and
get our prices.