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w HITE STAR LINE.

To ~ 3 II, NTg n .ssyTggLurns
fADRIATTC, Can't. Cameron We'd. Sept -, 4 D.. m
BRITANNIC. capt Par~al, Wei. sept 90 m
+REPTBLIC. Cap DAWSON. Saturday. - - II IN.
CELTIC. CAPT Trying Wein,:,d1y 9sto0T,rc 3 3 p. m
Sa DON 30 $50 $50 and elOO Storrage nom ~ 20
the Old Country $40 limited number N sccond-cabin
passenger. carried these 30 and
s35 PREPAID 49, excursion. $50 Company's onlcs, No.
A. Broadway New YORK J. BRUCE lSNAY. Agent.
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OccGr CLEANERS.

A NCHOR LINE. l. $: Mail Steamships
:. :. CITY or ROME sails Wednesday. Oct. 3, .. N.
ard every fourth Wednesday hereafter
CABIN $50. 46I and so. Second class, 80.
GLASGOW. VIA L0NDoNDER
Ethiopia, sept 10 I 2. ID. Dey0n.a sept %. noon
AnchOia, ept. -. : a.. r. t.fcl--a Oct G. ) a. 10.
Rates % passage %
GLASGOW. DERBY or LIVERPOOL.
Cabin, 50 ana 500 Second class 40 Stserags. $40
Travellers Circular Letters - Credit aud lOr any
amount issued az lowest current
For book u Tours further information apply -
HEN DERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green. y. r
& OMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TIQUE. FRENCH LINE TO HAYRE.
,ompany'- Pie AZ North r yer foot 4 Norton
LA NOkMANDiE, fe k-rsablcc Is. ] d. m
Ia $50 ~ KGoGNE. flangeul saturday sept 20 a IA.
la CHAMPAGNE. BOYER september p. II a. IL
LOuLS D. HEnI ~. Acent. NJ 3 n-wl-ns Green.
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WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.

$3.50. COO per cents al l2s l.9 ex interest,
and 81 800, 900 at 30 SIS, and 81 $50, 600 II
per cents at LOG rs and $4,000 at 10 90
Inc rejected oilers were s250,O00 q 1T ~ -
and $4,000 l-2s at 107 $50, 900 at l01 Is,
100000 at l07 IA. $4,000 at i07 3-s, and
100000 at 0s The local market was dull at
the following quotations:
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OCCIDENTAL, AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave Francisco follows;
GAELIC Saturday, september -.
RFI4,IC thursday. october Is
ANABlC Weine stly. November 7.
OCEANIC "eie'isy, NSvsmosr "a
Re,er, atoms be- made br eter telegraph AMI
cabin plans at 81 ana $50 Roadway NewYork. or
Room "a Ea-r0l1 building san Francisco.
LELAN p STANFORD. President
T. II. GOODMAN General Passenger Agent
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rrRopEAN FrNANCTAL NArKFr

fovnoN Sep. 70 - p. mConsos % 3l6 for money and
eHsa for the account United states per cent bonds
Western fr-t mortgage Ifus:e--'
Certificates 30. do second mortgage. 80. Erie 834
do SECOND ccr-ols lu3lc canadian Pao nc 5>P Mexican
Ordinary --ai: S.. Paul Cannon. - New-f ork Cen
tsal ll2 PennsyivAnia, 81 81 Reading ia
Spanish - -
The rate oil discount tho open market Tor short bill.
aui Tor three mOnfhs bills Is go cent
Bar liver D clotei AZ ,3aL per ounce
Money B. 81 a. per cent
The amount bullion into the Bank Of England on
balance TO A5-.unu
The bullion thr Bank OF Eng and has decreased AlJoOOO
durlDg tie past west.
Tie prorOr Tho Bans N IN Giants reservetO liability
witch last eek was a. 50 per cenT 44Ol
PARIS advcc- auote o. per reut-s az ~ francs -
centlme- account and exchange London IL 70
francs - csntrncs or chrcks
TIE Of Las advanced It's rate OF discount
from % { cent.
IAHi- sept 1.-THE weekly sratcment % the Bank o.
France shows decrease OF st20,DOO francs N eoid
an -. 900 iraucs u
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y OsTON AND ALL POINTS EAST VIA

Steamers RHODE ISLAND aud MASSACH CSETTo
ie-vo Pier - y r.. FOO, Wauen-s-. 40 80 p n.
Reycs renowned orchestra on each -feam- Jlcsc t,
Doa.u,v Asor House Cosmopolitan ani Windsor Hotels
and all oGcc, u We-tcOtts Express Company In New
Work or
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The gain of the whole on the week Of ss7 IS
5.o7 per cent OF the whole number, thirty
have returned gains of 10 per cent, and nine
losses of 11.s5 per cent. The following table
divides the aggregates and differences Of the
companies showing gains and losses
Fiii week IN s'Rs 1893 ls; 1a 1:S 5
Total 80 cos. % 3OI O5i g. al Inc 1c- s1O 5c7
1t very mild kind Of panic which
yesterdays St Paul sensation" gave 10 tO-days
stock market Outside OF An extreme decline Of
8 5-s per cent for St Paul common and II
per cent for the preferred stock. the depression
In values did not exceed either ordinary tuctua-
lions or declines or ten days ago, which occurred
without the aid of any sensational first confess
sOns" IL with perfect consistency that
the great morning organ Of the bears to-day
INDUCED IN excessive hattery Of the president
OF the ST. Paul Company. Although the presi-
dent entirely innocent of any influence
the action Of the directors Yesterday IN relation
TO the declaration Of dividends, the statement
put forth by the st. Paul Company meat
for the organs patrons. 1t is worthy Of notice
that the management finds an unusual number
Of apOlOCsts for the character Of ios statement.
Particular attention Is directed TO the company
increased mileage to explain the eXtra ordinary
increase IN operating expenses and the vice
president OF the company consents TO Issue an
TX PLANTATION which, If II were 10 be made. should
have been given IN connection with the issue Of
the statement, but would have been better not
Now, as 10 the mileage bearing upon the item
Of operating expenses The mileage operated
during the first SIX months of lSs7 was about
80 miles greater than that during the first SIX
months Of $50, but the operating expenses Of the
period Of 1887 were only 1893, 600 greater than
for that Of 1886 The mileage OF the last slN
months 10 June 30, about 30 miles greater
than in the period Of 1887. but the operating
expenses were S1.l4s 900 greater. Is 375 miles
is TO $40 miles. is not increase in operating
eApenses Of 1898, 600 10 an increase Of Sll4S00O,
without large allowance for speculative intiu-
ances The management Of the 81. Paul Company
As held to a choice OF two alternatives: Either
one or other Of the statements for the SIX months
ended June 80. 1887 and SIS. is false, or the
mana cement. during the last Sly months when the
Blrliu ItOn and Quincy was forcing low rates, hos
been more eXtraVSgant Al lis expenses tn0h nad
been any previous management. Probably yes
terdav's " sensation has laid the basis for
wild stock speculation Stocks had advanced thus
far without activity and without leader. When
tho St Paul episode shall have done It's work. there
Will appear leader with 81. Paul as his fav0rlte
stock Beyond doubt the weekly earnings Of 81
Paul from this time out will show heavy gains.
After a time Chicago viii he telling New-iorS OF
the important economies introduced INTO is OPP
Grating of the company. and. finally, whom the
stock is selling about 90. we shall hear thht the
stockholders Of the company again are IN partner
slim with the ord
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LBA\Y HOAT~ PEOPLES LINE.
~ steamers DREW and DEAN RICHACNp ieays
North River, foot ~ tluast. a. . j. NJ. dasy
sunday, excepted Freight received until ne hour OK
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SOME FEArIHES OF TIE DAY.

shares; IL opened oil per cent az s. p ana WIN
numerous fluctuations declined 70 90 - ana closed
at sc IL. The use Of the stock commanded III .
per cent. London did not scare. ana purcnds'd
at the decline more stock than II sold. Almost
every one talking 60 for the N;0ck. WnlIe
the ultra bears" confidently predict 90. To-
large increase in the amount OF outstanding snort
interest AS 10 the general market; 1t was only
sympathetic with the decline IN st Paul ana ana
not huctuate beyond figures usual IN an active
market. We shall quote the market as closing
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STEAMBOATS,

4 TROY BOATS lighted throughout ~
"A e,e,re ghs eoea~et T,ih ram o. 1870
SARNTOGA or CITY Of TROY leaves Per ~, y. u,
not Cnrstophersr daily eNceYt so,urlaT p M sunday
AZ
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s .: o g1sa 6,ia.v SIC Hd E Ne'nF BIO
The option market opened 0uct and l point lower.
Later changes were SLIGHT either md final figures
essentially previous day with the tone steady
alls bales.
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OATSKTLL MOUNTAINS. The Old Route

= QTfCKF,f. CIitAPLNr MD BIT. -,
CATSKILI. TVFNIAG LIN T.. steame EAATERS-
KILL and CATSKiI.L ieaVe csorE week cay ~ 2 M
from FOOT OF Je,s~. ) r. com eng tn CatsSa Noun
.end N pior or address W J. HUGHES Cat,kil. y. u.
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CUNARD LINE.
SN2w.YoRK TO L.vERrooL va QUEENSTOWN rom

NEw-YORK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
49, flcr River
FAST EAPREss MAIL SERVICE
Umbril sent Is, 30 d. d.. sef,la. oct 6. > 30 a m
Aulana sept -, a. ~ Bothnla. OCT 10 a m
Gala. sept 81, A. ri. Dmbr9. oct b. noon
Etruria sep 20 II 80 IN. Aufania. Oct 90 30 a. m
Cabin passage 500. SO and 500 Intermediate, s35
Seeiage tickets % and from al paris O Europe az vsry
5N For freight AID passage apply the company
Office Sowing Grern, NrN YORK
VERNON H. BROWN CO.. General Agents
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
LINES FOE CAIIFOI.N "A JAPAN. CHINA,
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND M.AICO.
From Newfogi p.ef foot 20 Canai-st, y. l.
Tor san Francisco the lsfhuuS 0f Panama
COLON sails THURSDAY. september 20 nooa
From Fiauti,r'. Isl ami Braanan Us.
For (rina and Jauan
CITY OF RIO DE JANfIRO sails Wed, Sept. 10, 3 .. m.
For freight passage anI genera information Apply a.
comtany's orce the pier foot OF Cana-st y r.
II. BJLLAY. sui erintordens
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MARY POWELL FOR CRANsTONs. WEST
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
4 ELEGANT STEAMER kAATf. islsIL.L leaves from
foot Jays. y. p. every TUESDAY. THU R>DAY aud
SATURDAY at 6 p. ~. correcting with Boston AMI Al
bany Railroad. WHEELER POWELL. Manager
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SALES At TIE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCAAYGR.

NOCKE
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=.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND RRrNry
Steamers sal tror, per loot 2t.sL. Ho5oGen
FAST IN PRESS STEAM Frs
Elder. SIT, Sept. is. o. Fnlia sat sent /, v,
Ems. Tues. sept IL. nm Travr. Wed sept 20 y 4 "a
Ssae, W ed sept II pm FIbc, sat. SepL %. ii m
sirss CABIN ss5 and upward berth according IA io.
cas" ss'o"a Oao'A' so berth Storage az loves;
oEkRICHs & CO. No. . Rowling Graz,
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PED STAR LINE.

PED STAR LINE
H FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from New YORK and Antwerp weot,x
: 3 MV9SEsIpL.AASD Wednesday. o. 10. alS
cabin rates; First Cabin $50. s75 and 400 go N
ssn 20 sieu second Cabin. s4o Excursion sss on
PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS esnl AgsA. Bowling Gs,..-
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SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-sEPE IS.
THE GENERAL LIST
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san Francisco, Sept l3 1883.
MORE GAINS IN RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Thursday, SEPT. 13-p. N.
Including to-day's reports, The Tribune has
printed the gross earnings for the first week in
September Of thirty nine railways or systems.
The gain of the whole on the week Of ss7 IS
5.O7 per cent OF the whole number, thirty
have returned gains Of 10 per cent and nine
losses of 1875 per cent The following table
divides the aggregates and differences Of the
com panies showing gains and losses
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08
Municipal Elections.

1T the annual meeting in Surry VI onday.
the folloWin ing were chosen town officers
Sclectmcn-S Samuel Wasson, W. Scott
Treworgy. George \. Grant.
Trca>urcr-Jesse NJ. Ray.
Town Clerk-.Iuln F. Staples.
SUperViSOr---GOtt.
Cullcctor-M NJ. Morgan.
Auditor-E. II. TORY.
VINpICATKp.
The following is a list of Biuehil town
officers for the ensuing year
Selectmtn, assessors and ovcrseer> of
poor-Nahum Hinckley, f.. +. Chase,
Charles L. Clough.
CLERKS B. Wc>cott.
Supervisor of schoolS-E. X. Ilerrick.
Treasurer-Ormand F. Hinckley.
ConStable> II. Wood, WIN. NJ.
Wardwen. 5. X Hnckley John II. CIough,
Augustus Stevens.
Voted TO raise foI schools, $500
, Poor, 700
Town expenses, 300
For Falls bridge, 800
Roads and bridges in cash. 1900
New bridge near Frank Dodge's farm, $50
Receiving tomb, 100
And also voted to celebrate the centennial
of the town, but to fix the date of said
celebration in September or October Of
this year, ~ on the 30th of January the
weather might not be all that would be de-
sired.
March ). ONCE IN A WHILE
At the annual town meeting in Lamoine,
on Monday last, the following town
officers were elected
Moderator-Frank l.. Hodgkins.
Clerk-Joel +. Young.
Selectmen, &c.-N. b. Coolidge, Geo.
f. King, Samuel Y. Desisles.
Treasurer-Joel f. Young.
Collector of taxes-David SWEET
Supt of schools-Richard Perkins.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08
Death Of a Veteran soldier.

Je.eph A. JOY, native OF filswort Han
eorl county. Maine. died 1T sprihg' Tie thls
uoornin, aged about f0rty-hNe years. De
,.e,s,.d VA. \ cousin of the Jarvis Brothers OF
,b.t uja.e He wa. endowed with friendly
,nd exceedingly social nature. and ehJoitd me
friendship of al who knew hiin We'll Ills
carly death i. regretted BY large Iii ol qe-
on..intanres Air. Joy was veteran oil ihe
aur OF the rebellion. aud volunteered 10 pc
cone soldier in 1861, when he was biiI Il
ears Of aye His discharge shows thht ne
~. purticipHnt IN the following engage
mept. Lee MIls. April 10. '62; W Villains
h,,r,, NAV & So: Grants Hill. June q, G
E,,L,I,.u'. Farm, June 2s. 81: Savage station,
June -, 81; White Oak swamp, june o. %
.ntiefum. September Il. 81; Frederick sbnrg'
na,.en,ber II and Is. 81. and May .. %
P.nk.' Ford. Nav IA. '63; Brandy station
Iuna q '63: Gettysburg, June :. ana = %
Fnnk.town. July IL. 80; RspIahannock sta-
10, November 80: Locust Grove, No'ehi'
her u '63: wilderness. May and .. "a
SpotisyIyania Court House. May III anu Il u
snd Coal HarI.or June q. "a. -,
The funeral will take place al spi 'hH 'llIo ~
10 30 Tomorrow morning, anu tne rehla'n'
will be brought to Eureka for burial. y" ~
rival the casket will be received by ;. a; nc,
Donald. Colonel commanding. IN behalf OF
Gen John 4. Logan Command, NO. l. I. y,
L :" under whose auspices the reuaIhs VII
Ie laid 10 rest in Myrtle Grove cemetery
Due announcement of the hour OF burial VIII
he ma.le.-From the Humboldt UdH5 'N"hd'
ard. Eureka. California. Feb. 81. IsSS.
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Never was there 80 much interest mani
Tested in this city in trial, a. at the pres
ent term Of court. \ crowd Is no name
for it. perfect jam comes nearer 1t Is
generally acknow ledged that the jury Will
not agree, vet all acknowledge Stain and
Cromwell guilty Cromwell appears ner-
yotls at all times but Stain is immovable,
and the sharp Baker" finds his match.
If he j. guilty, lie IS certainly hardened
villain. Mrs. Cromwell Is little innocent
looking woman, and tear IS In her eye
most Of the time II her husband is found
entity she will hardly stand the shock.
Th,. arrest of DIR. Weed, caused every
tongue in Bangor to wag on "Wednesday,
the 29th nit. lie is tine-looking man,
with full beard and genteel bearing. ana
one would hardly think him guilty OF
crime arsI in fact all who are being tried
at the present term of court, are set oil
good-lookiBg rascais
March 3. HOS A 'kAb
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08

The past week has been very busy and
joyful one for the young folks that take
delight in coasting, skating and ice boat
ing, for the ice bridge is yet complete to
/ Trenton and Mt Desert, and every sunny
hour was improved, a. the district school,
taught by Mr. Smith closed on Wednesday,
giving them just the finest days of the
week
TN Friday afternoon we witnessed what
we thought to he very rare sight. Mr..
and Mrs Isaiah Young, with double seat
cd sleigh took with them for ride four
Of their own great, great grandchildren
To visit their great, great aunt, widow of
the late Capt. Wilson Young, Of Trenton,
gong down the river on the ice bridge
The children seemed delighted. The great
great grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah
Young. the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edmond llodgklns. and both parents, Mr.
and Mrs. kufus Hodgkins and Mr. and
Mrs. AlanSon Richardson, all live in
radius Of onccighth Of a mile. We think
parallel case cannot often be found.
Mr. Alanson Richardson week or two
Since lost valuable cow and calf csii-
mated at hundred dollars
Mrs Mclatiah Salisbury has some fine
gcraniums in full bloom in her sitting
room where they haze been all winter, and
one Of them measures four feet and four
inches; they Keep only wood fire
Ecs. \ \. Cambridge preached one Of
his excellent sermons at the Lamoiuc
church. Sunday, T. NJ. to an attentive
hut small congregation, owing 10 the
heavy fall Of rain Saturday night aud
Sunday morning, aud the generally prevail
Ing sunday colds headaches and other
Sunday visitors
We learn that the Hancock county quar-
tcrh meeting, indefinitely postponed in
November, will occur on the second Tues
day ii March, continuing two days at
East lamonc Baptist church
Fch p D'NErr
II WHOM II MAY CONCERN In answer
Ia thr Oft repeated question What be-
came OF the funds raised on album quilt
purportn. u ~ for horse stable at La
moline church, and quilt for Rev. A +.
Palmer and wife in answer 70 the first
question. would reply other parties tax
ing the huildin. If stable At the church. in
hauA ihc funds Wcr, used a. purchase
lumber ca finish a guest chamber IN the
parsonage. Row r Hatfield offering u 10
the joiner work II the lumber was fur
ni~Ari which hc lid A. far A. the lumber
went lhr money previously deposited
with Dra WIN Rice. also - 10 reserved
nm thv material. was paid "a the Rev T..
Hatfield, * pastor Of lamojnc Baptist
rhprh aud | bold hi, receipt for the
~auIr
In rcpl, g. thc second question. will ,ay
rHr alhuu quli wa~ ~cHt IN mail year agp
Nike .frI.tt.as :, fl.. k,.t = Palmer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-08

The two companies formed some little
time ago to light the village by electricity
have united. Both were backed by some
Of the ablest men in the village hey eN-
pect 10 be ready TO begin early IN the sam
mer.
The winter term at the Institute closed
March ; after very successful term.
The spring term begins March IL.
The NJ. c. railroad depot is nearly COM
plet.d. 1t will be one OF the oest on '''e
road. hAPLh""""'
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lost yahabe horse.
Mr. Colin Mckenzie has gone to Cape Bre-
ton Island un hu>incs-.
Remember the special session % Hancock
District Lodge 81 Good rcmpar- 10 be held
~ It'll Pine Tree Lodge, >urry. Thursday March
Il. Let Ner, Lodge be- represented. firn:"
session.
The prevalence Of mumps in this city Is
cutting down the average attendance at our
schools
We regret to lean that Miss Lusena
Cu.hman. daughter of J. T. Cu>hman E>'l..
has been confined Ia her house for some length
Of time i, Illness.
Mr.. Daniel Tripp,an aged lad, ofthis city,
/, seriously III.
A >lcishing part, went from this city TO the
Methodist entertainment at Surry last Friday
evening They report very pleasant time.
There viii be a calico bali at Rural Hall,
East Surry on Friday evening Of this week.
music 10y Grant, orchestra
We bear that theG A. Il. installation and
BAH at Milton Hall West sullivan, last Monday
evening. was signal success.
Mr. Ori>on Call rode out on MONDAY last
for tie fir, time since he broke hi- leg, lie
sa> quite IN for several weeks. bat j. now, Ne
are glad 10 hear, rapidly improving.
The dramatic entertainment at Iamoinc
will take place on Mar. l., instead Of Mar. 10.
ss prev iously announced.
The installation OF Pine Tree Court \, ..
F. Of this city. will occur the 18Th inst. and
Will be conducted b, members OF the order
from Bangor The court already ha> forty
members enrolled.
The Somerset hegprf,r .4,- that Prof q.
\ Jo, H. seven evening classes IN dancing
We hear with deep regret that our honored
citizen pr Alexander Fulton, ha> been grad
ualls failing during thcpa-t week, ami thnt BIZ
approaching death i only question q . lri'i
time i fc~ Hours at b">t.
Prof Richard Perkins Of Eat l-snoine.
ha- ju,' closed III l05th term ~ school.
>iuc, ur,tjn. the local relative t. the ex-
gc,t,d demise ct IL. Fulton hi death I.
announced a. taAin. pl.c. IS, n 70 thi- morn
can't +. cousins II Eat I.,nninr. In.
tou, - Portland and Boston 10 b" absent
week
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a. N"o,iuau. Ia. pf Old'"Nu. 49,
iu lAl, .Jt, M~t week. H. mnny friru,I, t,i"
o.r, -'s1 ~ w,s.ou,e linn bioA t" Ellsworth.
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Mr. curtis Burnham. Wh"se death al Cher
r, feld Wa briefly announced in the previous
issue Of the RspHblicGH, was the only >on OF
the late Jerry q. Burnham. and had been
resident u Cherry field from birth From hi>
earliest lo, hood down to the latest das of lis
Efa he was held in high esteem by hi, towns
men. H. VA, strictly honorable in all hl'
dealings and alNss. eXerted hi- influence M H.
yor OF morality and The adv anceiheni oil 30
cietv. Nature had kindly endowed him with a
liberal Share Of sound sense which ~as always
manifested in hi doing- snd conversation.
He was read, wit and hi, many sharp and
pitby remarks iii lon. be remembered rs
those " DO survive him. In 1870. Mr. Burn
ham Wa united ia marriage TO Miss opheila r.
Foster the daughter Of J. :. Poster, OF >ull'-
van. highly accomplished woman who ha-
for wears been prominent in the edurailon'i
,F.ir. Of this place NGchfas RSPHbItca"
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North Ellsworth.

Charles r. Wasgatt has returned home
from Cranberry Isles where he has been
teaching school. He taught nine weeks at
Little Cranberry Isle, and nine weeks at
Great Cranberry Isle. He is graduate of
Castine Normal school.
Miss Clara Higgins, daughter of kphraim
Higgins, is very sick.
Miss Margaret g. Haynes, daughter of
lridaham Haynes, is very sick.