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Cant John W Saunders. who for sew
eral wears past has been employed as
time keeper in the watch factory at Wal
than Mass i al home TO spend his year
Is vacation He Is and has been for some
time past in rather poor health. but we
hope that the change from the unhealthy
atmosphere Of an indoor confinement 10
the invigorating air of this sea-shore town
may be beneficial to him and that he may
return to his business again much
benefited thereby.
Miss Lizzie A. Haynes who for about
two wears past has been living with her
aunt. Mrs L. j. Douglass at Noank. Conn,
has returned home to the qualification of
her many friends who are always glad to
greet her She comes looking in fine
health and spirits
Mrs. Frank Fernald and children of
Ellsworth Fails, nee Bertha J. Mcfarland
formerly of this place are here on visit to
her mother and other relatives and friends.
Mr.. Alonzo II. Grindle. wife and chill
dren, of Bar Harbor, have been here this
week on flying visit to Mrs. Grindle's
parents, Capt. and Mrs. William III. Lee
land
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Higgins of Bar Har-
h1r have been here on visit to Mrs. Hig-
rims parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dyer.
The farmers in this vicinity, generally,
have been improving ths fine hay weather
which we have had and some are nearly
through with their having The crop in
this town is rather above the average in
quantity and quality and has been harvest
ed thus far in excellent condition.
We are having fine rain to-day Whlch
is very much needed at this time, as our
cereal crops were commencing to suffer
greatly in consequence of the dry weather.
Many of the wells and streams in this vi
entity were getting exhausted.
July 20. ROY.
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Mr. g NJ wood Who has been suffering
with hie eye for the past season has been
Obliged To have it removed He j. very
comfortable and it j hoped that he may
fully regain hi- former good health.
HE farmers have been busily engaged
IN getting their Lay the past few weeks
ana the barns I'D this vicinity look a.
though he hay crop ma! prove more than
a success
SIR Clara Sparkling passed away re-
Gently while stopping with her ION in Bos-
tuu Mas Her remains Mere brought
here for lntcrnent Her friends and rela-
tiye- have { sympathy Of all in their be
rtavement.
Rev Mr. Mention i, holding some very
interesting meetings at East Eddingtou
every sabbath during the summer months
Ms stephen Spencer Of Bradley has
been visiting her sister. Miss Davis, for a
few days
July 2I
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(PHoNETIC SPELLING )-Wun ov the meni
interesting lejendz hwich konnekted with
the different partz oy Mt. Dezert Hand il the
stori oy the baitl ov Norwudz kov. In the
war oy 1872, 10 British frigsts, the DoIfn and
the Tenedos. chast an American skoner, into
Southwest Harbor. Not being akkwanted
with the wa;erz, the frigats dard not folio. but
angkord out-id of Greuinsz Hand, hwii the
,koner sot refuj in Norwsdz koy. The Brit
ish dspacht to barjez with nerli wun hundred
men to kaptur the skoner, kompeling an
American seman to akt AZ pilot. Mentim
larj band oy farmers and fishermen had
sekreted themsetvz in the wudz on the suthern
shor. Hwen the barjez had approcht within
musket shot. the pilot sprang to biz fet.
shouting, "Giv it to 'em, boiz; don't mind
met upon hwich the Amerikanz opend
murderus fir, hwich son kompeld the British
to retret with the los ov almost the entir kru
ov wun ov the baIjez.
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N.Ial.ille List.

Ellsworth Port.
SAILED
"Wednesday, July Il
~ch |. p Eemick, kemick, Boston
>cn Forester, ianPsnn, Boston
Thursday, July Is
sch Wesley Abbott, Whittaker, Rondout
Friday, July -
schJ n Kennedy, Woodward Eoniout
>ch Hay mes, Munson, Boston
Sch Grace, Belts. Boston
sch l. snow, GRAY. Deer island
ARRIVED
Sch Marceilus, Pratt New York
>rh William Pickering, Hammond, Boston
SAILED
saturday, July 20
sch Delaware, Hutchins, Providence
sch Sarah BlAisieIl. Pomroy, RohdUut
ARRIVED
sch A X woodward. Lord. New York
Monday, July =
Sch Mary Cushman, Fatten, Boston
ARRIVED
Sch Allandale Potter Portland
SAILED
Wednesday, July "a
Sch Dexelo, Fr,ethy, Boston
Sch " II Archer, 1rundy, Providence
Sch Agreola, Patten Boston
Domestic Ports.
Bangor-Ar July Is. sch Helen G. Moseley,
Holt, Boston
sid july 49, schs Rabboni Tapley, Philadelphia ;
Webster Barnard, Fail River
Delaware Breakwater-Sld July 20, sch Annie
r. Rickerson. Matheson, Boston
Bo-tun-Ar July ~, schs Victory, ODER, Phila
delphia, + Hail, Tapey, Castine
sid July -, schs Clifford, Crabtree, Sullivan, \
p Emerson, bay. st John. \ b; Ii ii havey, For
syth, 81 John, \
ArJuly H. schs John Somes, Robbins, Perth
Amboy, J Butler, Brown, Deer Isle; Pearl,
Torrey, " Harbor
Norfolk-sld July l6, brig f 7 Campbell, Robin
son, Gardiner
New Haven-sld July 10, schs Alpine, Haskell.
and Glenullen, Tor New York
New iork-ArJul -, sch Emma Green, Fall
River
Sid July Is brig w Parker, Port Elizabeth
SD july To- sch Robert Dority, Camden
Ar July Is. sch Nantasket Richardson, Sagna
Portiand-Sid July 2n, sch Wild Pigeon, for sui
lvan and New York
Ar July 20. sch Kate Pray, Pray, Deer Isle
for Boston
Ar July 10. schs Eastern Queen, Collins, CLIQUE
sid July 10, sch Annie l. Green, Webster " al
doboro
Saiem-Ar July Il, schs T. simmons, Bulger,
and seventy -Six, Hart, Port johnson
saco-Ar July Is, sch Terrapin, Hanna, Port
johnson
Light Jed Frye aud Tower
Sid July Is, schs 4 Crabiree, Bickford, Wee
hawken for 5 W Harbor, Mariel, Nutter, Stcnber
ESreign PSrss.
st Johns, P R-Ar July 8, sch Mary LORD, fol
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Mr.. Albert Witham who has been quite
sick being threatened with typhoid fever,
is able to be out again.
Mr.. Levi Benefits mother, Mrs. Spauld-
ing and her daughter Eliza, both of Law
renee, Mass, are visiting relatives in this
village.
After two postponements the juvenile
templars finally succeeded in having their
picnic at Shady No1k last Thursday
About twenty-four were present being
transferred thither by the use of double
team equipped with hay rack. This meth
cd Of transporting picnic parties is becom-
ing one of the most common, as well as.one
of the most enjoyable.
A breaking of the arc light dynamo at
the station here last week caused the ces
sation Of work at the factory and the non
appearance of the are light
Last Thursday afternoon the ladies of
the Union sewing society raided Union hall
with mOps and brushes, making it appear
like new room. 1t is to be hoped that
the gentlemen who are in the habit of at
tending the meetings in this room will, BY
avoiding the use of tobacco while in the
room, kindly refrain from causing the
ladies any more trouble in this respect
than they can help.
The Chautauquans closed their years la
Dor the Sth inst, adjourning TO November
list, 1889. The eliminating and terminal
ing point was reached the 18th inst, when
the circle, with a few friends, making in
all fifty-two, assembled near Shady Nook
at the locality where Martin Moore ~
building his cottage, there to divest them
selves of all cares and for n few hours tn
bask in the sun of entire freedom All
were there, the old and the young,
Chas. Whitcomb, ST., who enlivened the
occasion by his jovial good nature and
keen wit, Miss Bernice Lord was also
there with her commanding appearance
and angelic solicitude. Each, so far as
being absorbed in the welfare of the others,
was of the class of the hterati. The EN-.
tire company abounded in practical good
nature and kindly feelings.
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The Thomas Z. Shea Dramatic Company
put in very successful week in this city end
ing with Saturday evening last. and proving
very popular to the end. On Thursday evening
our tow nsman. Mr.. Fred Cooke, took an impor-
tsnt part in the Colleen Bawn," sequitting
himself in = very creditable manner and prov
ing that he had in him much Of the stuff Of
which actors are made. The company desire
Us TO say that they never passed more pleas
ant week anywhere and that they very highly
appreciate the kind treatment which they re-
eeiyed from the citizens OF Ellsworth. The
company left Monday morning for Camden
where they will play Monday, Tuesday and
"Wednesday evenings. and then 20 to Boston to
make preparations for the fall campaign.
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Aariasiite-
Mr. Richard Goodwin. one of our old
est citizens. died Monday, July 10. aged
- years. 0bsequie> were held Wedues
day the 18th inst. at the Baptist meeting
house, Elder Harding of Ellsworth oficiat-
ing.
Miss Annie Carr has gone to Salisbury
Cove 10 work
Mrs, Jacob Verdict Of Massachusetts is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e K.
Goodwin, called here by the death of her
grandpatent, Mr.. Richard Goodwin.
Mrs. Nathan jordan and her daughter
Lizzie who have been visiting friends in
Ellsworth the past two weeks have return
ed home.
Mr.. Albion ,Tclli~on and family have
moved 10 Bcddington His house in this
town is occupied by Eugene .Irllisnn and
family
Bluchrrric,, ra-pberries, green peas and
cucumbcrs are the order Of the day about
now
.Iull - X Y. J..
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After an Illness of about six months Mr.
David Ingalls, departed from this life on
the morning Of the 10th inst Mr.. Ingalls,
WAS an aged citizen al his plar, aud
through long years Of persistent Lab ~ had
acquired quite ], properly. Mrs lngalls
has no clldrcn TO comfort her IN her old
age. but her niece. Mrs. Fri Bunker of
Bar Harhor, l. with her to comfort her IN
her sadness. All extend their synpathies
Ia Mrs. Ingalls, in her great bereavement.
MIR. Bunker is cutting the hay and looking
after the farm business in general. The
widow Of the late Chas. ingalls, il also
guest of Mrs Iugalls.
Over twenty carriages from Wa,tham
were counted at the Juniper cemetery Sun
day to witness the burial of MIR. Wilson Jur-
dan who spent more than the first half of
his life in this town. Mrs. Jordan was al
so q native of this town aud all extend
their deepcst sympathies TO her.
Mr. Stephen Jordan is eating the hay
on the Shackford farm in Ellsworth.
Mrs Lucinda Heald nd Mrs Mary
Hapworth and husband are visiting rela-
tiyes here.
Master Albert Jordan, an eleven year
old son of Increase Jordan. recently put up
forty bundles Of hay after r. Master
Jordan Promises by this to become quite
"hayster"
July 90.
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when R.b- ~ sick gave her Ca.toriA
Whom ,he Child she crted for astoria
when sue boraine Ms. .hc chung u rA,toriA
When Az L.I Chlldren she gave them { astoria
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this contract the city may also locate adj
ditional hydrants on the line of the pipe.
of said company within the limits de
| >crlbed IN artiCl, of this contract and fol
every hydrant 80 located until the expira
ton Of this contract the city shall pay the
party II the first part thirty dollars anuu
ally during said term of twenty years
When by reason of accident tn the work.
OF the company or the extensions of It's
pipes, the supply of water as aforesaid
shall be temporarily interrupted, the said
party of the first part shall not be subject
ed 10 any liability thereby, provided such
repairs or extensions are made with rea-
sonable diligence. II j. agreed that the
water TO he furnished n above specified
shall be supplied and regulated by such
reasonable rules aud regulations said
party Of the first part NAV establish for
it, management During a fire in said city
said parry Of the first part agrees that
whenever II l. notified by the head OF
the lire .partment of sand city, for the
time. to furnish direct pressure from the
pumps 1t viii comply with such request.
Il i understood and agreed by the parties
hereto, that said party Of the second part
Shall not have Or exercise any rights or
privileges IN The drawing or taking of wat
cr from the pipes % said parry of the first
part for any purposes or in any manner
other than is hcreiubef0re provided and
contracted.
Article VIII All water under this con-
tract shall be taken from Branch Pond or
Branch Pond stream In said Ellsworth at
the option II said party Of the tlr>t part.
Article IN 1t j. further agreed that
the said party II tho second part shall have
" lfiNiy-, At Hi i'S'loh % yen years
mn, HIS da'' "h'h VII '"n'IA'' shas' 'ahe
,"'''' upon s't 'he ~ months notice |"
,"' N"'' pa /! "l '''' al It pa u. ger
u'u '''is o44' i',gtu''.,n 80 ~, ,nuh'' pa,
''''' = w, II, ~ II 80 T.
49, ~, a',L an i""i,i! Son'.'' ~
W. "I !" eA.n op'"pA'H, 'ue
mined A. follows. viz In case the said
part, of the fIr,t mart AMI the said marty Of
N, second rart cannot agrec upon n nice
a commission Shall ~. selected and sworn
IA .I,.t.rr,,n, >,IIxaln. and nv Tho award
,ftb,. NM, sh,u ,t,i-I,.
art,t,. ,n.,of MN ,,,n,,i. HI .baiI ~,
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ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE, july %. l>>e.
Everett Darling. Mrs. Abhie Frazier,
Mr.. Edgar Green. Joseph " GRAVES.
Mr.. Lincoln ticu.nn. Mr.. Benjamin Moore
Mr.. Frank W. Mason, Robert &. Wooster,
Please call for advertised letters.
A. W. GKRRLY. T. VI.
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City and County.
In Board of Mayor and Aldermen,
July 10. 1890.

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s''"' 81
water ""fA>' uurihs >ald term OF twenty
wears said exemption not however to an
NJ, to any dam on Union river uhtch sail
'''"l9 "ui 'hS said
term
pu motion voted That & r Aiken
Mayor and &. c,,,,,,,;,,o,.<,. -. 49, =,
N''N'>e'h- OF Aldermen \. ".
tG>hman, George Il. Campbell and Henry
J. Jov, he and hcr,h, are ep,povver,.,l and
authorized f,ra,d II, b.hal, ,,..;,. .
,.r - =
''''' " - "a ~ 'N''ut' d CONTRACT 10 form A.
IoIIoWs
This agreement made and entered iutn
at Ellsworth in thf. County Of Hancock
and State OF Maine. This 18Th Nav II .Iul,
A. u. lssa hy and hetvcen IN. Fli.yxnrfb
Water Compauy a ,ornorati,n ,..,abIi.h.J
and nrpauizr,t nnder tho laws tho Statc
Of Maine and having a MAR. ~ business
a. said Ellsworth marty ~ H.. ~. TN,
and th,. cjt.- Of Ellsworth a b,,t, ,.,rnor.
ate aud polite established and rIi>tip, nv
authority OF law. pxrty of thp ,s,.,,,I mart
witnesseta that whereas tb,, said ms
worth Water Comnauy pr.pos,. :, huIl
maintain and onerat+ sy.t.,f IF va-.r
works in said civ Of Ellsworth for the.
purpose Of supplying the city uf Ellsworth
and the iphahitsifs fhorr,f t,itb nat.r f,r
domestic purno.e> III. ,xttngui-bm.t,t of
fires and other nurros.s NOW therefore
it i, agreed hy and h.tv,,n ib,. narti,..
hereto TIA, .aiJ nertic< shail. pt.r in.,
and h. bound by ill., FOLLOWING ,.rsefn..,,,
for th,. r,..ri,d ~ t,y.u,, ,..r. T-,,, III.
49, ..t -
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100 Ladies Wanted,

And 100 men to call on any druggist for
free trial package of Lanes Family Medicine,
the great root and herb remedy. discovered by
DR.. Silas Lane while in the Rocky Mountains.
For diseases OF the blood, liver and kidneys it
is positive cure. For constipation and clear
ing up the complexion it does wonders. Chill
dren like it. Everyone lraises 1t. Large-size
package, so cents. At all druggists.
1vrA
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1t is announced that on and after Thurs
day, July 18th, until further notice, limited
tickets for Boston via steamer city Of Rich
mond" to Portland. thence Boston and Maine
railroad viii be sold from .lachlasport. jones'
port. Mlbridgc, Bar Harbor. Northeast Har-
Dor and Southwest Ilarbor for $500; from
Sedgwick and Deer Isle, $3.50; Castine, IS %.
Change will also be made in some OF the local
rates.
OUR NATIONAL GAME. Last Friday after
noon. the Ellsworth High school nine defeat
ed nine representing the Thomas T.. Shea
Co. by score OF Is to II. Some good play
eighth inning. by mutual consent, the game
was called The score by innings:
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LA GRANGE. Me-. Oct. II. lSSS.
DIR. +. S. HUTCHINSON 4 Co. Dear Sirs
Having had for years a severe heart trouble. |
commenced taking A uti- Apoplectiue. and have
received great benefit from it. aud think very
highly OF your medicine. Please find sl.O0,
for which kindly send me another bottle Of
Anti Apoplectine and Oblige.
Yours respectfully,
July MRS. II. W. DANFORTH.
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Shiloh'> Catarrh Remedy. marvellous cure
for iatarrh. Diphthefia. Canker Mouth and
Headache With each bottle there j. an in
eeniou. Nasal Injector for the more successful
treatment OF the complaint, without extra
charge. Price 30 cents. Sold by ). ID. Wig
gin. lyr2s
Why don't you try Carriers Little Liver
Piil-s They are Il positive cure for sick head
ache. and all the liz produced BY disordered
liver. Only one pill dose.
If YOU have made up your mind to buy
Hoods SarsaparlIa do not be induced To take
any other. Hoods Sarsaparila is 4 peculiar
medicine. possessing by virtue of its peculiar
combination, proportion and preparation, cur
atiye power Superior to any other article Of
the kind.
Those persons who DO not need Iron. but
who are troubled with Nervousness and Dys-
pep>ia. will find in Carriers Little NERVE
Pills most desirable article. They are most
~ used in combination with Carriers Little
Liver Pills. and in this way often exert most
magical effect. Take Just one pill of each
kind immediately after eating and you will be
free from Indigestion and Dyspepsia. In vias
at - cents. Try them.
Thousands have been relieved OF indiges-
ton anG loss of appetite by single bottle OF
Ayers Sarsapalilla. The use of this medicine,
by giving tone and strength to the aSsimilatise
organs, has made innumer able cures of chronic
dyspepsia. Price 81. Worth IS bottle.
A faded and dScolored beard is untidy and
"A misfortune. 1t may be prevented by using
Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers, d never
falling remedy.
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WHY SHOULD

not have confidence in that which has done me
a world OF good: II YOU had suffered years
with liver complaint and got cured by using
sulphur Bitters, would not you too have con-
fidence in them. :. Il. NASH, Hotel " inthrop,
Boston.
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ESTABLISHED 1865.
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Quite party Of gentlemen composed Of
several OF the Shea Dramatic Co, with Mr.
Fred Cooke and several others from the Falls,
enJoyed very pleasant day al Green Lake
last Wednesday They had the Boss Hale"
and Camp Comfort for the day and report
ed very pleasant trip. Mr.. Shea was partic-
uarly pleased with the locality and sigsifed
his intention OF stopping there a week next
season. They secured several large fish.
ON Thursday Of last week Mr.. f. NJ. Still
well Of Bangor. and Henry NJ. Stanley OF DIX
field. the State Game and Fish Commissioners,
met several gentlemen OF this city who are ill.,
terested in Green Lake snd put in very en-
joyable dav at the lake. The commissioners
located the weir and Matching works which
will be constructed later in the season. They
were very enthusiastic over the lake and It's
surroundings and predict that within few
years it must become very popular resort.
Mr. Stlwel expressed The opinion that the
contemplated works would be able TO put back
into the lake not less than four hundred thous-
and land locked salmon next spring, and prom
sed that il the works were not a complete sue
ces. he would supply liberal number of fish
from other Matching works in the state.
Mr. Andrew Jackson Bennett died sud-
denly of cholera morbus, at the residence Of
Mr.. William Essngton. on the Surry Road on
Tuesday morning Of this week. He was en-
gagged In building house for Mr.. Moon, at
East Surry, and Saturday was taken sick as
stated. At first it was not thought that he
was seriously Ill, but he continued to grow
worse to the end. Mr.. Bennett was a native
of Hancock, but when quite young man be
came to Ellsworth, where he continued to re-
side until about a year ago, when he moved to
Bangor. at which place he has since lived.
About the time be moved to Bangor he mar.
ried his second wife. Mrs. Cynthia Brimmer,
formerly OF Mariayile. MIR. Bennett was an
upright, moral, industrious man. who had
many friends in this city.
-" Bar Harbor,- says the Boston Herald,
sis the most attractive watering place in the
country"
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ne >alu party OF the nf-t part further
agrees to furnish sufficient water for two
sprinkling carts for sprinkling purposes
for the use Of laid city. to be taken from
two stand pipes. said stand pipes to be d.
Gated by said party Of the second part
when notified in writing by the party Of
the first part, and on the line If the pipe
Of said company, the connections to be-
made by the SAID party Of the first part at
the expense of said city Said party of
the first part also agrees to furnish said
party Of the second part water for three
public drinking stations for man and beast
with self-closing faucets. to be erected al
such points on the above named streets
traversed by the pipes of said party of the
first part may be designated by
the party of the second part, said drinking
stations to be furnished and set at the ex-
pense of said party of the first part And
the said company further agrees to furn-
ISL water for flushing any sewers the city
NAV complete and maintain within said
twenty years within the limits of said sys-
TEN of water works, such water to be tax
en- at any time it will not interfere with
the general supply and upon notice to said
party of the first part.
Article VI In consideration of the per-
Torrance by said party of the first part of
the requirements and agreements contained
IN the aforesaid article V of this contract
the party of the second part hereby agrees
that said company and its system of water
works established under lis charter, shall
be exempt from taxation during the term
OF this contract, but any dam which said
company may own or occupy upon Union
river during said term shall not be consid-
cred part of said company's System of
Water Works" within the meaning of this
| article.
Article VII. Said party of the first part
may lay and maintain its pipes in other
streets and portions of said city at its dis
erection, but in the aggregate, including
the pipes above agreed to lie laid, said COM
| pany will maintain and operate not less
than six miles of pipes within the limits
of said city, and hereafter shall extend its
pipe five hundred feet when there is no
ledge, if requested by vote of the city
| council of said Ellsworth, provided said
city shall locate one additional hydrant on