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| BfO0klln.
! We have had about one foot of snow
/ here, and our roads are best represented
| by quoting the prophet Daniel. where he
, remarks of the determination and des-
olation," &C., &C.
Notwithstanding the bad travelling there
has been about the same amount of depar-
lures and arrivals as usual Among the
| former note Prince Lufkin, II. Allen, De
liza Herrick, Mrs. Byron Hooper and daugh-
ter Cora. all on steamer Bluehill for Els
worth. Arrivals; Mrs. r. w Herrick and
daughter Daisy. and Mrs. Cad FIVE. all
from Washington, D. G.; James Dean,
from Great Falls; Warren Cain, of East
port; Rev 4. A. Carter, wife and family
OF Franklin, on visit to Mr.. Carriers
father and other relatives; also from
Franklin. d. f. Norwood and family Mr.
| Norwood has gone to Green's Landing to
work for the Flye brothers In the sartine
factory. Stephen Mcfarland and family
have arrived home from Kansas, where
Mr.. Mcfarland has been employed, and
are occupying their home at Herrick's
Bay.
l learn that Mrs. Vesta Eaton has sold
her farm in Brooklin TO the Messrs. Loy-
ing and Charles Herrick.
Schooner "Pocasset," Capt. George Her
rick, from Franklin for New York with
stone. called into the harbor and stopped
Friday night, while the captain and mate
visited their families, aud then proceeded
Saturday.
Mrs. Catherine Bachelor, an aged lady
living IN the south part of the town, died
FRIDAY, the 9TH inst, at an advanced age.
Mrs. Il. was sister to Capt Samuel and
the late Arthur Herrick. | believe that
Capt Samuel Herrick of the firm Of Her
rick. Smith 4 Co. Sedgwick, is the only
surviving member of the family.
Mrs. Emma Nutter is slowly improv-
ing. BENDIGo.
April :.
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Srigw irk

Since las, note. were sent Won N. ladies
On the BROOKLYN side have furnished an
EXCELLENT supper. 4 part of the proceeds
were used IN paving their subscription Of
ten dollars on the village chapel. the bal
~,
'are> - Htn-"'ch il'pFn'eih'
= nav a.>o gwen supper lof sue
~" ''ll,'' "''''" vas success "tahc'a''S-
Mrs Wycr q, Sargent Of SarEcnt'ille
has returned from her Washington trip
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Hints That are Better Than Gold.

II You have bad breath. sluggish bowels.
pain in the small OF Your back nervousness or
giddine,s. your vital organs are sadly out of
condition. mere dose o; ply will not
help YOU. Your only wise course is to take
DR.. David kenued,s Favorite Remedy, of
Rondout, \. y. and cleanse your system of
the impurities. Ii regulates the Liver and Kid
neys.
If you want a custom suit made from the
best of material. trimmings and workman
ship in the highest style OF art. and TO tit like
the paper on the wall leave your measure at
the Boston Clothing Store and YOU will ret all
OF these, and more, at rs low prices As can be
shown in the country. 10tf
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The world ought 10 know what $. ;. 5 has
done for me in the cure Of Il malignant Cancer.
which was 80 had e. to be considered iDcurable
bv the physicians in Chicago, where | went
10 be treated. The hospital surgeons gave me
up saving they could do nothing for me. One
of my neigbbOrs sent me copy OF an adNer-
tisement cut from paper in regard TO Swifts
Specific, and began taking il. | got relief
from The first lew doses: the poison was grad
ually forced out of my system and | WIS soon
cured sound and we'll Ii il now ten month.
since quit taking s. $. s. and have bad no
sign of return of the dreadful disease
MRS. ANN boutwell,.
Au Sable. Mich. Dee. -. IS.
Send for books on Blood Diseases and Can
GERS, mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
Drawer 3, Atlanta. Ga
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BUCkLEN'S ARNICA SALyE.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns. and all skin Eruptons. and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price - cents per box. FOR SALE
BY :. u. Wiggin ly22
DIR. MCGILL's FAMOUS SPECIFIC, OR
ANGE BLOSSOM. positive cure for all fe-
male diseases. Every lady treat herself.
| have sold this medicine for TWO years and
can recommend it. Boxes containing one
months treatment. 500. Circulars free by
applying to
5. ID. WIGGIN. Apothecary.
MAY 10 1SS- ~
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Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Aye must be paid for at the rate of ten cents line
Ellsworth-April 3, Mr.. Calvin P. Jordan,
aged 6S years, II months and 81 days.
Eden-Apri 8, Leonard j. Thomas, ESQ.
aged 81 years and days.
Castine-April 5, Mr.. John McKinnon, aged
IA wears,
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or about April 10, 1850. the lighted buoy OF
Old Orchard Shoa, New York Lower Bay,
viii be removed. and frst.class can buoy,
painted red, with No. ? in black, win be
moored in the position now occupied by the
lighted buoy.
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Mt. Desert Ferry Apri !, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Moon. a daughter.
March 81, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis CAT
comb. IA son.
March %. to Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Pom
10Y.
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The funrra, OF the late Mrs Nancy o.
good vas held At her late residence. Satur-
day afternoon Mrs p>good has been a
devoted member If the Congregational
church FOR good many years, Her deaf h
VIII be felt ia both church and society.
The men, meeting at the chapel Fri
day, was we'll attended The attention Of
thr audience was called u the White
Cross movement" 10 a Ncry pleasing man
nrr ~ THE Rev T. A Mason. Another
mrctin. j. called fnr next Friday evening
at the Baptist chapel % which all male,
over sixteen years Of age who are interest
cd In the suppression Of immortality and
wish for purify and good morals 70 prevail
IN our town, are invited 70 be present and
al 10 forWin. a White Gross League
April comes 10 cold and di,agrecablc the
roads are, well, mud, muJdier, iuuddiest
The annual meeting Of the Cpngrrga-
tional parish will be- held at the vestry Sat
urlny evening April Is.
Hotel Pcndlcton j. very popular with the
drammcrs who endcayor 10 spend the Sab
bath there If possible; from Six to ten are
frequently found there Saturday nights.
Mrs b W. lincklcy i gradually failing
steamer Bluehll and her scntiemanly
AMI popular officers are gladly welcomed
by every body. SUBSTITUTE
April :.
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We think we can cure bad case OF Back
ache quicker with one OF Carriers Smart Weed
and Beadonna Backache Plasters, than by any
other application, and after the Backache il
cured, You can still wear the plaster without
discomfort for two or three weeks, or longer
This combination Of Smart Weed and Bella
donna is II great hit, and ii is hard to find any
pain or ache that will not yield to 1t. Price %
cents. Sold by druggists everywhere.
The peculiar combination, proportion, and
preparation OF Hoods Sarsspariila make this
medicine different from others and superior to
them all 10 actual curative power. Sold By all
druggists. Prepared by G. |. Hood 4 Co.,
Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
Nine Months Winter
and the other three late In the Fall APPLY de-
scribe the seasons Of the year rs experienced
in Northern New England. With warm wealth
err comes the Tired Feeling. Languor. Sleep
mess. Inability to Work; in fact II multitude
OF lazy feelings that are really symptoms that
the system needs bracing up and invigorating.
Anti-Apoplectine is great Spring Medicine.
II elean>es. purities and gives tone to muscles
and nerves. DIR. +. ). HUTCHINSON & 60.
Enosburgb Falls. VT. will send you testmon-
isls. Your druggist will sell you bottle.
April
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>urr,.
Orsillc kitheld leaves for California to.
day.
Truaut officer Clark is on the war path
after the boys aud girls who are not at
school. He found three 10 one family last
week ard placed them. or rather their par
ents. Alright.
John Saunders. who lost his buildings by
Are last fall. has moved 70 West Surry
where h. thinks of buying the farm Of
Isaac Saunders
our school teachers who so nohly >rry-
ed their own town last year have all engag-
ed work out Of town; Nellie Morgan at
Hancock Elsie Smith AT Easthrook. Flo
ra Carter Al Bluchil and Flora Milikcn.
West Ellsworth.
Henry Miliken has returned from New
York where he ha~ spent the winter.
NJ u. Chattn has gone ont Of business,
II i with deep regret we learn that the
ease Of Reuben Wood. who was taken re-
Gently - the asylum at Augusta and there
seemed I" regain his reason at first, has
grown worse IF late and his friends have
,p>t nearly AL hope Of his recovery.
The meetings at the NJ. +. church have
closed, Rev. y. Ia Marsh wa, with the
pastor part ~ lat week ami greatly assist
ci him. His eyes are nearly closed to
earthly beauties, hut his vision Of IIcay-
cuit beauties il clear.
Pine Tree lodge Of |. q. g. 7 chose a.
delegates 70 grand lodge. Frank Jclli>on
aud Edwin SWEET. a. aItrlnatcs Frank Ior
dan aud Elsie Smith. J 4 Chatto also be-
IN. delegate A. Snpt. J II.
April
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when Baby Wa sick, We gave her Ca.toriA
when she WAS a Child she cried FOR astoria
When she became Ms, she chung TO CastoriA,
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ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. Apr. 6. 1889.
Daniel Cloueh. (2) Mr.. A bert l.. Gushing
W. s Chapman. Mr.. Artimas Chamber
lain.
Jhos f. Dodge Nettie Hvue,
Mrs. Lois johnson. ;. J. Johnston.
BENJAMIN Leach. MIR. +. G. Moore,
Mr. f L. Page Mr. James Staples,
Jefferson 5. Smith. Chas. J. Smith,
Capt. jos. Weber.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. W. GREEDY. 7. NJ.
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Wc.i Trenton.
April the first MIR. aud Mrs. Amarsh +.
Mcfarland We're made happy by being the
recipients Of a bouncing girl baby. their
first porn.
The ladie, Of the Christian Endeayor
Sewing circle Goose Cove, Will hold
fair and also furnish dinner on the fourth
OF July. The locality where il is 10 be held
has not as yet been decided upon, but in
formation of the same will be announced
In the columns Of the AMERICAN some time
in the future.
Mr. Ephraim F. Anderson rode into
town last Monday from Bangor, after an
absence of fifteen years from his nat se
place, the most Of which time he has
spent al sea. He l. at present stopping with
his sister, Mrs. Mark II. Haynes.
Mr. Ira c. Getchrll and wife have arriv-
ed home from Augusta where they have
been employed IN a hotel during the win
ter. hear they contemplate renting the
Marlborough hotel at Bar Harbor for the
present season.
Mr.. Joseph +. Giley has arrived home
after an absence of several months at sea.
He probably will have q fiattering offer
from some of the Lamoine fishing vessel
owners TO 90 to the banks, as he was high
line on board schooner II. S. Woodruff last
season.
Our young men are fast leaving town
for their different vocations 1t makes the
place appear lonely to have them go as we
have enjoyed their presence much at our
fireside and social gatherings during the
winter
Mr.. Daniel Ladd is making some alters-
tions on his farm in the way of removing
some out-buildings, which add somewhat
to the convenience and good looks of the
same.
Mr. w. II. Walls, who keeps quite an
extensive grocery store at Oak Point and
also is the proprietor Of our mail route, is
and has been doing quite smart business
in trade during the winter.
April 6. Roy.
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-Messrs. Fred l.. Mason Of this city. l.. +.
Giles OF Waltham and Edwin $. Clark of Bar
Harbor who have been attending law school
in Boston. returned home last week and will
be examined for admission to the bar the pres
ent term. We wish them success.
The RoekIand Opinion in telling bit OF
good news draws some very absurd and laugh
able conclusions, A. follows: 1T is said that
no more liquor is to be sold on steamers of the
Boston & Bangor line or on the City of Rich
mond Of the Portland & Machias line. The
sale of liquor on these boats has always been
conducted judiciously and carefully. and no
complaint has ever been made, we think, by
the most pronounced temperance people. The
management however seem to have come to
dislike the business and have ordered it entire.
ly discontinued"
AT West Sullivan business looks prosper.
Gus for the coming summer. Crabtree &
Havey, April LIST, had loaded four vessels with
Providence curb stone. They employ q large
crew of men. paving breakers, stone cutters
quarrymen, etc. G. W. Peftingill & Son had
loaded one vessel with Philadelphia curb stone
and one with paving for New York. They in.
tend to run larger crew this summer than
last. Hooper & Hayey have made new der.
ricks anu are getting ready for business again
Capt. Alonzo Abbott has rebuilt his stone
wharf and made other Improvements. j. Il.
West had loaded one vessel with curb stone.
He lie running bis usual crew.
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Sarah Gerry, aged 70. of Saltwater,
while alone in her house Yesterday was
burned to death by her clothes taking fire.
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kidington

Z
Mrs. Mary Smith has gone with her
daughter Carrie t. the hospital ut Boston
for treatment. DR. Knox, her physician, Of
Olitown, accompanied them.
Mr.. &. " Wood is reported improving.
/ Iii, doctor talks very favorably Of his
recovery.
Rev. A. A. Lewis delivered very inter
estlng lecture Al the church Sunday even
ing.
They are talking Of building a new
school-house at East Eddington: If they
do 1t will be very nice building for the
purpose OF having two schools.
The ladies' sewing circle will meet at
the vestry Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Henry circuit i falling fast with
that dread disease, consumption.
| There was baptism at the NJ F. church
last Sabbath. The exercises were solemn
and impressive.
Mr.. Andrew Dyer sawed by hand eigh-
| teen cords of twelve foot wood in five
| days and one-half, for &. NJ and F. S.
Wood
| April Sth.
| Steaben.
ne SOcldDlt III NDNes ndll iasl saturday
| evening was very pleasant affair. After
| the entertainment, which consisted of
vocal and instrumental music, select read
I ing> etc. lunch was served. The proceeds
will be used in buying carpet for the
! church.
| Charles F. Baker and Geo. W Haskell
have gone to Sorrento to work.
Capt. William Perry has moved to Sor-
rento where he intends to open a boarding
| house.
Mrs. G. J. Tribou has arrived home
accompanied by her sister. She will re-
main for an indefinite period.
Some of our boys have b rought down a
goose this spring. The writer has anx-
iously scanned the heavens for some time
past, rifle in hand. but nary a goose.
F.. w. Cleaves and daughter Lizzie were
in town several days last week.
Charles Workman has bought the Brad
bury Smith freight team and will CONT nue.
/ to bring freight from Milbrdge.
April sth
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A writer in the New York Tribune saws
ION july 20. ls4l : f. Palmer wa. appoint.
ed postmaster al Vermont now Gerry), ChAu-
tauqus County, y. Y. his commission signed
by q. A. Wickliti. Po-tna>ter-,ienera. on
January y. 1873. the name Of the Office was
changed from Vermont 10 Gerry, and Mr.
Palmer was re-app0lnted postmaster hi. COM
mission signed by John 4. J. Cre->weIl, Post
ma>ter-General. Previous to ls4l Mr.. Pamer
was deputy postmaster under Charles Ward
Tor two Years. This makes him postmaster
for about forty-eight wears. and about fifty
years IN charge of the office. Th. is at least
TWO or three years ahead OF the Westchester
postmaster recently mentioned in The Trib-
me. and claim for Mr.. Palmer the honor OF
being the oldest postmaster in the United
States"
The claim Of the writer i not valid. for
Leonard j. Thomas, Esq. of Eden. who died
on Monday Of this week. was first appointed
postmaster Nov. u. ls2j Iii. commission
was signed BY John Mclean. Po>tma.ter-Gen.
eral. The following i memorandum OF Mr..
Thomas services as postmaster:
First appointed, Nov. u, 1925. held until
June Is, 1889.
Re-appointed April 8, ISIS, held until Sept.
u. 1851
Re-appointed June 4. 1851. held until July 8,
1868.
Re-appointed May 26. 1870, held until Jan.
Il. 1854.
Re-appoiuted Feb 9 1886, held until death
April $, 1859.
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A Scrap Of PAPER Saves Her Life,

1t was just an ordinary scrap Of wrapping
paper, but it saved her life. She was in the
last stages of consumption. told by physicians
that she was incurabe and could live only II
short time: she weighed less than seventy
pounds. ON piece OF wrapping paper
she read of Dr. Kings New Discovery. and
got sample bottle: it helped her she bought
large bottle. it helped her more bought anoih-
er and grew better fast, continued its use and
is now strong. healthy, rosy. plump. weighing
l40 pounds. For fuller particular, send stamp
to W. Ii. Cole. Druggist Fort Smith. Trial
Bottles Of this wonderful Discovery Free at
S. ID. Virgins Drug store.
For pain Of all kinds wherever located,
use Browns Instant Relief freely. both inter-
nally and externally.
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Marine List.

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED
Wednesday, April
>ch Nc-tal, Lamp-on, Rucklaud
SAILED
Thursday, April4
S,h >eahowcr, Milliken, Sullivan
ARRIVED
sch Catherine. Sinclair. Boston
SAILED
Friday, April5
>rh Alendalc, Remick Portland
SAILED
saturday, Aprl6
sch " II Archer. Trundy, Bosom
och Abel Pray, Remick, W iIarbor
SAILED
Monday. April
sch Whiting, =, Z Harhor
-ch |. ID Rcnick, Remick. Boston
ARRIVED
Tues lay, April 9
Sch Scafower, Miiliken, sullivan
Domestic Ports.
Boston-Ar Apr ., schs stella Lee, Treat aud
Edward Rich, ThurstOn. Deer Isle, Geo W. Col
lin-, Gordon, sullivan; Marcia Bailey, Cole, Co
lumba Falls.
Ar Apr9, sch Florence Tower knowlton, and
Eunice + Newc"mb, Allen, Deer I,ie
Ar Apr ). sch Lizzie Cochran. Kelly, New York
Bangor-sld Apr. sch Annie Lewis, Lewis
New York
Delaware Breakwater-Ar Apr 6, sen Carrie 4
Rue knam, Stubs, from 81 Domingo City for New
York
Ar Apr ,. sch Adiie Jor,ian. Hartman, Cienfue.
gos
Bath->ld Apr c, sch Lizzie Young, for Phladel
phia
New iark-Ar Apr 6. schs Red Rover and Jed
Frye, New Bedford
Ar Apr 4, sch Mary Lord Smith, 81 Johns Z X
Sld Apr D. sch Edith GoOmbs Perry Lamoiue
Ar pr 2, sch John Douglass, New Bedford
Ar Apr B. sch John >ome-, Robbins, Wareha m
fortiand-Ar Apr >. sch Julia Ann, Rice, Gran
berry Isles
sld APPS, sch Rienzi. Chatto. >edgwirk
Ar. Apr4, sch Fannie A Squirting, from Cape
Shore
Sid Apr 5, sch Lizzie May Fernad, Franklin
New York
y Gloucester Ar April 5. sch W T Emerson, Colt,
Boston Tor Orlapd
Newport-Ar April 3, sch Idaho, Smith, from
ROniout
Salem-Sd APPS, sch Emma Green, Smith, for
Bangor; Ii Curtis, Deer Isle for New York
ROreiga Porte.
surinam-Sld ,.arch j. brig Eugene Hale. Hard
Ing
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Some Foolish People

Allow a cough to run until it gets beyond the
reach of medicine. They often saw ..Oh. it
will wear away but In most cases it wears
them away. Could they be induced to try the
successful medicine called Kemp's Balsam,
which is sold on positive guarantee to cure,
they would Immediately see the excellent eff
feet after taking the first dose. Price SOC. and
81. Trial size tree. At all druggists.
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A DRUGGIST SAYS.

Marvin C. Brown, Druggist, Meredith VII
lRge, N. H., says: l have sold your Sulphur
Bitters for years. and. contrary to most medi-
cines. never sold bottle to any one who said
it did not help him. They cured me Of those
terrible sick headaches when every other REM
edy failed.
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ATTORNEYS PRESENT.

4. F. Burnham. b. r SowIe. 4. W. King.
Geo. Z. button. John h. Redman. A. T. Wis
well. II. +. Hamlin. l.. A. Wyman, II. NJ.
Hall. Jr.. Geo. b. Stuart, Ellsworth: l.. b..
Dea>N. ". 7. Foster. John T. Higgins. John
A. Peters. Jr.. Bar Harbor: q. r. Fellows,
Judge o. L. Cunningham. Buckspori; Geo
VI. Warren. Ca>tine: &. \. Spofiord. Elmer
Pearl >pofford, Deer Isle; +. Webster French,
Geo. Il. Fuller. Southwest Harbor; T.. f..
Chase, Buehll Il. +. Tracy, Winter Harbor /;
l.. 4. Barker Bangor
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Farm for Sale.

offer my farm for sale in Dedham on re,sora
bic terms, together with a good wood lot ADJACENT
for particulars enquire of the subscriber on the
premises.
JAMES W. BLAISDELL.
Dedham, March l6, les9 2mosI2t
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-Derangement of the liver. with constipa-
ton. Injuries the complexion. induces pimples,
salow skin. Remove the cause BY using Car
ter's Little Liver Pills. One dose. Try them
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GRAND Jul f.


Alonzo Higgins. Foreman. Eden;
George Blodgett. Buck>pori;
Rodney ;. Blake. Brookin;
John A. Cotton, brlaud;
sylvester {. Condor, BrookSNille;
u. L. Doritv. >rd-wick;
Ephram e. DYER. Franklin;
William II. Free man. Mt. Desert;
William ;. lIancv. Peuohscor;
Winfield ;. Iliuckley. Bluehlll:
George H. How ard Deer Isle;
Albert X. JOY. Gouid-bOro;
Albert II. Norris. Ellsworth;
William Packer. fremont;
Alfred Sway, RUrk>port;
tmery Smith. Surrv:
Charles " ii-un, Ca~line.
FIRST TRAVERSE Jury.
George itherton, Foreman. Mt Desert;
Levi, VI. Blood Buck>p port:
james |. Beut. BROOKLYN:
George A. Black. Deer l,,e;
Asa :. Barron. Ellsworth;
Frank NJ. Corners. Eden:
William \. Clark. fremont:
Ehenezer Eaton. Deer Isle;
Wines :. Emersoa. Sedgwick;
George H. Fernal,i Cranberry Isles:
Charlc> II. Grindal, Ellsworth:
Jeremiah T. Hatch, Castine.
SECOND TRAVERSE JURY.
John L. lIill. Foreman. sullivan;
James Il. Higgins. Gould>horo:
Norman V. Mcfarland, Trenton;
George : ohor. Ellsworth;
Willis G.. Rich. Surry:
.Iercmish J smith. Mariavile;
George h. scammou. Franklin:
Eliot l.. >irattou, Hancock:
Edward y. smith. Iamoine:
u. +. >pracue. swans Island;
Horace W ais. Amherst:
Joseph &. walker. Breok>sillc.
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Born.

EOretga Porte.
surinam-S Sid ,arch j. brig Eugene Hale, Hard
ing
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
hereby offer for sale the home stead recently
occupied by me in Ellsworth for the sum of 80 900
For further Information apply to Geo. z. Dutton,
Ellsworth,or to the Subscriber at san Luis Obispo
California.
H.A. BUTTON.
March 2, 1889. tito
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City and County.
Sup. Jud. Court, April Term, 1889.

JOHN 4. PETERS, Chief Justice Presiding.
OFFICERS or THE COURT.
u. r. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
ELMER 7. SPoFFoRD. County Attorney.
RUEL SMITH. Stenogrspher.
ID. l.. FIELDS. Sheriff.
JAMES +. FORD, Messenger.
DEPUTIES.
l.. f. Hooper, BROOKLYN;
j. " Patterson, Bucksport;
Henry A. Jordan, Ellsworth;
Pearl h. Day, Ellsworth;
K. X. Joy. Gould~boro;
VIM. Fennely, Bar Harbor:
VIM. {. Moore, Southwest Harbor;