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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-05-23

To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the county
of Hancock.
THE undersigned Mary Douglass administra.
| triN of the estate of John Douglass, late of
Bucksport i'll said county, deceased, respectfully
represents that the goods and chattels rights and
credits of said deceased sufficient ta pay
his Just debts and charges Of administration by
the of one hundred and thirty dollars.
Wherefore your petitioner prays your Honor to
grant her license to sell at public or private
sale and convey small lot Of land adjoining the
homestead of said Mary X. Douglass on Bridge
street in said B.cksport situated at north and
OF said homestead being all of the real estate of
the deceased. (including the reversian of the wild
ow's dover therein,) TO satisfy saiu debts and
charges of administration.
MARY r. DOUGLASS.
Bucksport, May sth, 1889.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK, SCOUT of Probate, May Term,
A. D., 1889.
Upon the foregoing petition, Ortlered-That said
petitioner give public notice to all persons inter
ested, by causing copy of the petition
AM, this order thereon,
to be published three weeks successfully
in The Ellsworth American, newspa
per printed or published in Ellsworth, in said
county. that they may appear at court of Pro
bate for said county, to be held at Ellsworth OF
the twelfth day of June next, at ten OF
the clock in the forenoon, to show cause, II any
they have, why the prayer of said petitione,
should not be granted.
O.P. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest:-CHAs r. DORR, Register
A true copy, Attest :-CHAs p. DoRR. Register.
3w20*
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St-M,C.

las L,moinr.
WIN. F. DcsIsles has moved into his new
house
Once more we are able to sCribbe few
items after long, lingering, won't-let-g 20
sickness
We are having some very fine weather
last Saturday the thermometer stood 80 in
the shade,
on Saturday sch. Lyra, Capt. Dodge, at
ter weeks trip from Bangor landed at
steamboat wharf. She had Il cargo of $50
NJ. lumber, bricks, cement, lime, etc
A. we stood on the wharf on Saturday
we counted five steamers passing up to va
riou> points III the bay at one time the
NJ. Desert, Sappho, Sorrento, Minnehaha
and Silver Star.
1t looks As if the projects of La Val,
D">i>leS and early settlers. who built the
tir>t homes on this point of land are about
10 become realities; the impetus is being
gwen and ia short time LamoIne-origi-
nailN named Fountain La Val will become
4 place ~ note, second 10 none among the
SUNNI r resorts III this bay, studded with
ever growing watering places
Everything here is on the move: our
road commissioner, lIaslam, is doing good
Work on our town roads and he has been
favored with extraordinarily fine weather
t' maze good roads. Buildings are being
moved and will give place for more mod
tTn dwellings,; new streets are being laid
"Gt bN the land company workmen are be-
coming numerous and in a short time a
larger demand will be made on the labor
market, for building cottages SO that our
mechanics will not have - leave their fam
rTf. 81.
Thr pavilion has just had mas
siyc granite foundation laid; the builders
WiN commence work on a building which
wiil p" ready for reception Of guests by
th" first of the season; all the materials
are now on the spot aud a large force of
willing workers ~ III put up the >upcr>truct
urr A. If BY magic. Bouleyard>. avenues
oni streets have been commenced, lots for
private building purposes are in high de-
lHaud; the sun shines in beams Of prosper
i'm - those who are carrying these work,
along fur The public good, Steps are be-
ing taken 10 stock Biunt's Lake with fish
adapted to its waters aud one step of pro
gr,>s i followed by another. and these
wants will be met in due time thus the
world moves To show this law of pro-
-rrs~ let d. - back little more than fifty
XIII" .',''' 'N''' ~ III 'N'uo"
- ~ , - u" ~" e"
horses; no carts. wagons or riding car
ragr> The late Samuel Eaton made the
tir>t cart and tn. boys named it the ju.ger
uaut ON account Of it, wheels tharl. :
fitzpatrick constructed thu first h:y-rack !;
before that time all the hauling was done
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il was just an ordinary scrap Of wrapping
paper. but il saved her life. She was in the
last stages of consumption, told by phy stefan.
that she WINS incurable and could live only a
short Time she weighed less than seventy
pounds. ON piece OF wrapping paper
she read of Dr. Kings New Discovery, and
got Il sample bottle it helped her. she bought
large bottle. it helped her more bought anoth.
er aud grew better fast, continued IL 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
). u. Virgins Drug store.
More cases OF sick headache. biliousucs>
constipation. can lie cured in less time with
less medicine. and for les. money. by using
Carriers Little Liver Pills. than by any other
means
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-05-23
Memorial Day.
Headquarters NM II. H. RICE Posi- ,
No. %, DErARrMr OF MAINE, G. A. X,
Ellsworth May 20, 1889.
= VNN NUHIIHHIItIFT.
JAS. Z. PARSONS. Adj't.

HEADQUARTERS wv. H. H. RICE Posr)
NO % DErARrMT OF MAINE, G Ar.
Ellsworth, May 20 1889
ORDER No. ?.
J. In accordance with the Rules and
regulations OF our Order, and pursuant to
"eLeral Orders, Headquarters G. A. r.,
and General Orders No. T. Department
headquarters. Thursday, Nav 30. will he
observed in Ellsworth. as Memorial Day.
ii. 1t is earnestly requested that flag.
on buildings and on the shipping be dis
played at half mast during the day. and
that all places Of business be closed Sc
tween the hours of O'Clock P. NJ. and
) O'Clock z. NJ
III. AT O'Clock 4. NJ. detachmcnts
from TINS post will proceed to the several
outlying cemeteries TO decorate the graves
OF soldiers and sailors as follows:
At Woodbine and st. .JoSephs Catholic
ccneteries-E. Bonsey, +. d. Gould. Saml
Goodwin, VIM. Small Abel Mcfarland
and Jas. A. McGown
At the Congregational Church-S ID.
Wiggin and T. J. Holmes.
AT North Ellsworth-Jas. NJ Moore,
Parneil b. Moore. Allen A. Potter. Geo.
'" Patten and \ 7. Phillips
At Ellsworth Falls-J r Whtcomb. A.
Hunt ID. Lyman. q. II. Haynes
Catholic cemetery on High Street VI.
Downcy, Jerc Harrington
Beechland and Riverside F A. Macon
Der. w. Is. Campbell.
North lIancock-John Malone, \. W.
Curtis and Israel Durgan
Lamoinc-D. y Mcfarland. & w
Young, - - Young
Waltham--A W Gongins. c. ID. WILDER.
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Franklin

Franklin
And .tiII ma Rim H., .be hrds s,reIl ont
and blossom in the loft Ma, AIR which il
delightfully."- fragrant And the season
seems two weeks earlier than usual.
ur;5o MI N y S..,.a, c,a.o
President W G. T. [. ACCOMPANIED bv
Mrs. !. c. Cal.utt. County President
came 10 town AS apnounced .peakiny in
the Methodist church iil The evening to an
attentive audience. Mr.. Stevens is an
earnest, conscientious worker for the eleva
ton Of character and for the suppression
OF Whatever leid> % lower the moral
Isahuaf' q humanity ller cain Impressive
laIhs carry COM lct!oh WIN 'hen- Listen
lh3 /" 'lio az - ""' Ian' re- ~ hei az
Ileh'9 qne - 'oli. ~ ~ q tae ,IutIiui-
an ihtelIi-eHt Wy" "a 'ne ne re-
uiI y ~ 'l'iIi
=" = III III ,,i,ry - fa,T,
~ my IL -',-1
A society OF 'hT,stlah E ml mas
~, 81 ~ p,ati,li 60 r ,',,,,.h snao,,r
,,,a 49, ,b.. yer Tratffying snccass in
number Of co-wOrkers and increase of
members.
W. ara Glad "a ranort Mrs. Frank Blais-
doll D. raI7ying from nrostratino sick
ness from rheumatism
Mr. REM r Graves hos moved his fam;-
/. Nr.i5, - vi -, mas iho'ei NE i'iiii
Mr. Alfred uaaoo : .,.so,;. ~,
.at,ia NJ = A"i ming MS
sUap'e nv sVole'
MI a b. fernaid has very much improv-
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II. Main. Central Railroad.
COMMENTING APR. 30, 1850.
+ fl
TRAINS RUN DAILY, AS FOLLOWS:

Huns TO iar Harbor in pleasant weather only
t>tnps on signal or notice to Conductor
These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains On Main Line to and from Portland, Boston
and II. John
>tmr. City Of Richmond leaves Bar Ilarbor at 10
a VI. every Monday and Thursday, connecting at
Portland with early morning train, Tor Boston,
and leaving Portland At Il +. Vi. every tuesday or
on arrival OF train leaving Boston at +. VI.
Passengers arr earnestly requested to procure
tickets before entering the train, aud especially
Ellsworth To Falls and FALL u Ellsworth.
PAlSON I'll CkER,
Vice Pres and Gen'l Manager.
+. +. BDoTHBY, Genl Pass aud Ticket Agt.
Apr. y, $50. lyr %
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-05-23

The result of the election in both
Dakotas was in favor of the Republicans
The President attended religious SER
vices at Fortress Monroe the 18TH
The President and Mrs Harrison. nth
small party, started on the steamer Des
patch for short trip down Chesapeake
Bay the Ilth
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MIR. c. II. Norris and wife of Bar Har-
Dor were the guests of their brother, Z.
&. Norris, on Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Emma Mcfarland is teaching in
Walthnm
Mr.. Richmond $. Dodge and Miss Annie
Mcfarland were married on the 18th inst.
They have the good wishes of their many
friends for long and happy life.
Several of our citizens left this morning
for Milo. Me, where they will be employ
cd by F. w. Hamln during the summer
Mr.. Bert Mcfarland Of Springfield has
been visiting relatives here.
May. 20. SuM,C
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-05-23


ON the piazza of i Bar liarbor cottage,
HOW unoccupie'i, two Young people found
Themselves one evening seated upon a garden
bench near window at the corner of the
house. 1t was a bright moonlight evening,
and happenin. 10 look in at the window the
gentleman ,pied across the room through an
other window on the opposite side. another
couple sitting on the piazza, with their arm,
lovingly entw lined and evidently wrapped in
sweet oblivion to all things mundane. Whis-
pering softly To the lady with him. he cautious
y stole TO the corner and looked round, but
the couple had gone. Returning to hi seat,
he was a>tounded. on looking through the win
again. to behold the same couple in the same
attitude. Waiting few minutes, but still
keeping their eyes on the strange couple and
noting their manTuvres, they planned that
they should both jump suddenly round the
corner and surprise the pair. They jumped,
and 10, the mysterious two had again van
i>hed. Another ghost story was well under
way when our young friends discovered that
they had been looking in IA mirror.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-05-23
FRANCIS \. MACnNRFR.
jas L. PAE>"N~, Adj't
Non standard time Il Intended in Thu
hours Of the above order
tlEtpQt ,EIfE> y J.. WE.Kr rn>r.
No -. DFTl. nF MAINE. &. AR
East sullivan, May ~, l~>9.


last Sullivan MAY "a l->a
Sft'iL ORDER.
hr i"Il'Mln2 deiall II made for decor
al'n2 i''c graves u MI soldiers found with
- ihe 1'n!ltN 81 SAP po>t, On Memorial Day
MAY 'Fl lNN'
frankIin cemetery Comrades II. 7.
Mhit'aAtF' ftFr,n swan &. 4 Bunker q.
Tracy, l.. \ Bunker, y &. Whitaker,
Robert Ih'I.p> and l. y trabtree,
,'''r-t fpn' IN 4. Hooper
hr'ch Land Mars Tracy AMI " /,
'nG>IhN
ii'Ad ~ 'he hAy by comrades from
9u,llNhn
""h ",i. au'> >. > lafN' \. hi-
AM Az" - w. MAJ "'H'il-
".n' "'i'> g. -. iarh' a hri-ah
'",, DIAM Il " '"'" "'tn'
'ini' ~ "'''i AH' y iiacht'l assisted
90 III "int a"eS il"lh iahtofkt mem
~ = T. "eare i"st.
"'H' 0"''N an "'htadeN ". H. Eaton.
haP'h' J. TYPE.
0u',,H H''-.,oo' h'Nau-h,nn, , 9. itArI-
" IA ih"ilia>' stan " HH"h ana VI.
" IL hAhrr'
>, 'i ''I'''-' ,'''''",i'> = L. retry ; X
"I"- az" veg. l"tteh-
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-05-23

A Card.

The undersigned hereby extend their most
cordial thanks for the kindnc>, shown Il, i'll
our recent great trouble by the neighbor> ana
friends. and especially by the Liberal Temper
ance Mon aud sons of Veterans.
Mr.. Il Mrs. RoBT. +. SWEENEY.
Ellsworth. May %, 1889.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-05-23

are banc to society. hut many 81 u feel lnIy,
used up. play ed Out aud Hnguid al this season
OF the wear when "" SIMPLY need an IHrIJDr-
HhHg InEir. lhc>' hasl feelings can BE- cured
hl thr usr of one bottle Of ANTI poplrctnt.
the great spring Medicine. sold 1t yDur drug
gi-t'- for 81 20 Anti->horkiur PHI Cure c.n-
>iipaiinn. Mis- Annie sanford, Manchester.
Me-. ~ay>: They have done me- much good
and are inv aluAhlr for >rk headache"
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Memorial Services.

HEADQUARTERS WIN. ii. H. RICE Posr, !
No. 50, DEPARTM'T OF MAINE, q. A. r., !
Ellsworth, May 20, 1889.
ORDER No. |.
The officers and comrades of this Post
are hereby required to meet at their Hall
on Sunday evening, May 26, at &c
O'Clock, preparatory to marching to Han.
cock Hall, to listen to Memorial sermon
by Rev A. A. Cambridge, and such other ser
vices as may be connected Herewith, at
O'Clock
The Womans Relief Corps, Sons of
veterans, and all honorably discharged
soldiers and sailors, are invited to take
part with the Post in all the observances
of Memorial Sunday.
By order of
FRANCIS A. MACoNBER
Post Commander.
JAS. +. PARSONS, Adi't.
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100 Ladies Wanted,

And 100 men to call on any druggist for a
.frte trial package of Lanes Family Medicine.
ne great root and herb remedy discovered by
IN >iia- Lane Mile III the Rocky Mountains
For diseases 81 the blood, liver and kidneys il
!, positive cure. For constipation aud clear
n2 W the complexion it does wonders. Chill
drrn ike il. Everyone RAISES it. l.sr-c->ile
package, - cents. At all druggists.
lNr4
If YOU want a custom suit made from tho
best nf material, trimmings and workman
snip IN the highest >tyic OF art. and 20 bit like
thu paper on the wall. leave Your measure at
thy Boston Clothing store and luu " ill l,,t All
Of these. and more, AT ~ low prices n can BE-
show II in the country. lOtf
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n. a. =, Joy.
2moslg

AT our. t OF rooate holden at Bucksport within
and for the county of Hancock on the second
Wednesday of May, A. u. 1859.
W LILLIAN DOYLE, named Executor in n
I'm ceisa!h instrument purporting TO be the last
E Wm anu testament OF John boyle. late Of
Ellsworth, in said county deceased, having pre
sented the same for probate:
ohpikhD, Ihat the said William Doyle
sNe houce 10 All persons interested, by causing a
copy of this order to be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American printed
at Ellsworth, that they may appear
at rotate Court 10 be held at Ellsworth in said
county, on the second Wednesday OF June
next, at ten of the clock In the forenoon and shev
cause, If any they have, why the said iDstrumen,
should not be proved, approved and allowed n
the last will and testament OF said deceased
D. p. CUNNINGHAM Judge.
\ test :-CHAs. 7. DoRR Register
A true copy, Attest ;-CHAs. r DoRR, Reeister
3w2es
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CURE YOURSELF.

Don't pay large doctors bills. The best
medical book published. 100 pages. elegant
colored plates. will BE- sent YOU on receipt OF
three 2cent stamps to pay postage. Address
\. 7. OrdwRy Il Co., Boston, Mass.
Something that will quiet the nerves. give
strength TO the body, induce refreshing sleep,
improve the quality Of the blood. and purify
and brighten the complexion. is what MANY
persons would be VERY clad TO obtain. Car
ter> Iron Pills are made for exactly this class
~ troubles. aud are remarkably successful in
accomplishing the ends desired A. named
above. They are useful for bo,h men and
women. Price 30 cents box
You don't know how much better YOU will
feel If YOU take ioo1'- >ar>aparilla. IL Will
overcome that Tired feeling, purify Your blood,
give you good appetite. and make You bright
active and strong. BE sure 10 get Hoods
>Hrsnparlla. sod by druggists,
The entering wedge ofa complaint that
may prove faial is often Il Slight cod, which u
dose Of two OF Ayers Cherry Pcctoral might
have cured al the commencement 1t would
be we'll, therefore, TO keep this remedy within
reach Al all times.
Travelling men should always carry
Browns Instant Relief that they may have a
reliable remedy 1t hand
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Debility, &c. Loss of Appetite, sour
stomach and Flatulence, three common dis
orders we guarantee l. cure with one bottle OF
ANTI-tPoPLECTIN Sold by your drug
Eists si.00 bottle six bottles $500. Send
70 Dir. :. ;. III TCHISSOS * co, Enosburyh
Falls. Vt. fnr testimonials ard circulars regarding
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Mrs. Dora Hopkins and Miss Mary +. Hop

home from the Boston School of Technology.
Please read in our advertising columns the
notice 10 the stockholders OF the Ellsworth
Wooden Manufacturing Company.
The steam ferry-bost. Jos. Totten, is once
more on between Rucksport and Prospect
1t is much more convenient than the scow
which has TO be used during the winter months
The riyer-dri,ers have the logs down Mar
raguagus river into Beddngton lake. They
are backward this season on account Of lack
OF water at the first
Senator Hale telegraphs that bis injuries
are of slight character. aud he has gone on
with his party.
They brsg some about their Bar Harbor
cottages. OF the latest $4,000 beauty. it il
said that "even the shingle nails were galvan.
/ lied especially for the job"
/ For the first time thi, season we had a sun
, day train, the 18th. II leaves Bangor for Bar
! Harbor at ) % A. NJ, and Bar Harbor for Ban
! gor al r. NJ.
Prof. Ropes Of Bangor Theological Semi
nary preached at the Congregational church In
this city, last sunday.
Mrs. Gilbert Howell and Mrs. {. A. Lyon
ofp.ncor ha,o hoo, ,i.i,in,, ,ho,r ,.ro,,. j.
. mi. .i,r H. araMr. n uo,l;ns
Tho,,;r.,,o, and --,,,.,;o, ,,;-o.
tho r..,orr STATE Norm,l school iii, oo,,,
On w.,,r.s3,r AL Thnr.a.x I,na ns .
1ssa
IL. T.. Hamlin. Esq. has again wrenchcd
h> weak knee with which he is more or less
,rnnhI.d and J.. NOW ,ue.r,n, from, l.,,,o,,.s.
a. '-'''''''' ."e
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Judge R.dman zoe. 10 Wsteryille Tbur.-
day 10 III. in comuany with : + uumpbr,x a,
BANGOR. and Fred R.,n O, Gardiner r.,.
~" ~ ""' 'i,'''' a. r'i'
the ,ity Of Waf,r,ill,
T.,
= ''''' nam " - ~ ''''n's
Nj. D,,tI In,.,ll. ~ W,l,h,u .houod ~,
eleven lamb. y birb NJ. raised ri. .rrin., t-on,
,tx eve. These lamb. ,ysr, ,lIh..,,3.or,e and
r,>.nahl,,I each oib,r - pu,h yo, ,,,Ia ,o,
tell on. from mother
n.:
fb,. ,.,,,,r,,,.. =, M. ut p,, ~.
talented ,oi,p, ,.,r.. .,,t H.. a., i-,,..,,..
cumt.m, In uanc.rb ian III. ,w.ir,.d,,,
evening Tn. ro,ti.. ,.l,,. IN H.. ,,,. ,p,i,l.t
..fu..,.,r th.. E,rl.,,j,,, mr. ,1.,. ,,;,,,,,, -,
love-. Nil. t... ,,r..,,,,a
''it' h''3 lihlh L"ri' OF ihi, Guy wa'
'-'''A'2 surprised org dAN ia-' "eeA 10y BIZ
i''"H' Ah' h''-h''r> who contributed the
~ - '"s '''- nun
,,.,. 'f' ''''' WY
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t"r want 81 space the price current" j.
"''''l'" s-Ah M Week Inc principal
'h'i'-"> from 'h' Art ftport arr sugar, gran
u"''"' y 81 '"Hr'-A h' 80; butter, 70
A"d = r. 'n"'-'. II ahd l"c. egg. 10 6 per
'"A-' POTATOES ~ G. per tu; barley. - e.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-05-23
Marine List.

Marine List.
Ellsworth Port.
THURSDAY, May II
Sch Woodcock, BlUnlit, Bar IIarbor
Sch Betsy, Tate, Bar iiarbor
ARRIVED
Sch Susan Frances, saddler, Boston
SAILED
Friday, May Il
sch senator, Day, New Haven
sch Express, Wakefield Bar Harbor
sch Grape, Harvey, Bar Harbor
SAILED
saturday, May is
Sch May Wyman, Corners, Bar IIarbor
ARRIVED
Sch Mary + Cushman, Patten, Boston
ARRIVED
sunday, May 10
Sch W ii Archer. Trundy Boston
sch Agricola, Patten Boston
Sch Catherine, Sinclair, Boston
Sch Nestal Lampson, Camden
Sch Forester, Mosley, Boston
SAILED
Monday, May 20
Sch Adel Pray, Gordon. Cranberry Isles
ARRIVED
Sch Frances Coffin, Coombs, New York
ARRIVED
Tuesday. May Fl
Sch L D Remick, Remick, Boston
SAILED
Sch Delaware Hutchins, Plymouth
ARRIVED
Wednesday, May p
Sch Express. Wakefield, Bar Harbor
Sch Grape, Harvey Bar Harbor
sch Kentucky Golfer, HAVANA
Domestic Ports.
Boston-Ar May Is, schs Kate L PRAY, Pray, and
Florence Tower, knowlton, Deer Isle; Emma
W Day, Grindle. Penobscot
Sid MAY Is. sch Arthur Woodruff, Nichol
son, for Rockport; brig Eugene Hale, Harding,
Ar May 10, .chs W. t. Emerson, Gott, orland /;
Cordova, Barbour. and Stella Lee. Treat, Deer
Isle
Pensacola-sld May 10, sch Susan y Pickering
salem-Ar May II. schs Freddie Eaton. salem
Fred Holden, Boston
Green's Landing-Ar May Is. schs Lamartine
from Boston; f A ;utler and brilliant Bar Har.
Dor; Radiant, Rockport
sid May Is, schsJ Warren and L NJ Warren,
Boston; L Snow Jr., and Village Maid Belfast
Portland-Ar May II, sch Julia Ann Rice, Gran
berry Isles
Sid May IL. schs Tiger, Gray, Castine; william
Keene, simmons, Friendship
Passed through Hell cate Mag IL. sch Myronns,
Chatto, Port johnson for Portsmouth; May Is,
sch Silver Heels, New York for Biddeford
Perth Amboy-sld May II. sch J & H Crowley.
u,
Sid May Is, sch John Douglass, Jordan, Ports
mouth
Philadelphia-Sld May 10, sch Helen G Nose
ley, Holt, BOSTON
RSretgn POFsa.
Demerara-sld April IS, sch Jennie A. stubbs
Stubbs. Macoris
Sagua-Tn port May IS. barks fremont. Brophy
for Philadelphia; Gem, Lord, for north of Halter
as
Canso, n SID May IA. sch John Somes, Banks
for Port Mulgrave
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when Baby was sick, We gave her Cast,r,a,
When she WAS Child she cried for astoria.
When she became Miss she chung to CastorA,
When sh- had Children, she gave them CAstoriA
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One day last week l.. b. Moves discov-
cred that an entrance to his store had been
effected by removing a step that led to the
hall above. Nothing was missed from the
store but the safe had been un>uccessfuly
tempered with. Tools for the work were
found concealed in the stove, supposed 10
be left there for future use. Later 5. X.
buttons store was entered by the window
and his cash drawer cleared
Dr. Overlook. of Washington. Me. has
recently located here for the practice of
his profession.
Lizzie Kendall is home for the summer.
Algie Baker and wife are visiting his
parents.
Rev. w. A. Trow is expected the 25th,
to begin his Summers work here.
Sidewalks are being laid on the western
side of the river.
Mrs Edward Dutton is having a new
barn built.
Quite number of small trees were
planted Arbor Day, mostly by the women
and children.
Mr. Jason Smith has bought the DR..
1ribou house.
Sadie Cleaves while playing in the saw
mill had her hand badly hurt by its being
caught by the saw. DR.. Overlook was
called to dress the wound
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