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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-30

VIM. Iimmon-. Postmaster Of ldaNille. Ind,
writes: Electric Biitrr- has done more for
me than all other medicines combined. for
that bad Feeling arising from X incy aud IiN-
tr Trouble john Leslie, farmer and stock
man. OF same place. saws: Find Electric
Bittcr- l." be the best Kidney snd Liver med-
cine. made me feel Ikea new man" J. W
Gardner. hardN merchant. same tow D,
.sts: Electric Buffers il just the thing for 4
man " no i all run down and don't care " beth
cr he lives or dr- he found new strength,
good appetite aud felt ju-t like he had new
lsa~c on life. Onll SOC. N bottle. Mt ;. u. Wig
giu> Drug store.
Eminent physicians eyeryw here recon-
mend Ayers Cherry Pecioral As the most re-
liable remedy that csn be had for cold-. coughs,
snd AL pulmonary disorders. AK your drug
git for Aver. Almanac: it is the best publi-
cation Of tile Kind, and full Of information
The wonderful sale OF Browns Instant
Relief where it j. best known proves ii, true
merit
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wai,ham.
Mrs. Julia Kngman Is visiting relatives
at North Hancock and Ellsworth.
Alden and Molbry Haslam, also Melvin
Reed, have moved their families into their
camps.
Mrs Increase Jordan is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Clough, At Ellsworth Falls.
Several cases of ID grippe In this and
other towns have been given immediate
relief under the medical treatment OF Mrs.
Hannah Fox.
Mr.. Geo. Cooks family have been sick
with la grippe, but are all recovering.
Mr.. Church's tannery teams are again
seen on our roads. They consist of three
four-horse teams going two turns per
week each.
Jan. 81.
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HANCOCK, ss.-Court of Probate, Ellsworth, Jan.
Term lssO.
Accounts having been fled for settlement in es.
tates of
Alvah W. Webber ct al, OF Ellsworth, minors of
Roland e. Webber, A. +. Burnham, Guardian.
Lena NJ. peitengill ct al. of Hancock, minors of
Melville L. Pettengih
Calvin b. Young, Guardian.
Velsora C. Eldridge. OF Newburg. in the county of
Penobscot, minor, A. +. Burnnam, Guardian.
Enoch R. Blaisdell of Franklin, minor,
Fred l. circuit, Guardian.
Anna C. Blaisdell, late of Franklin, deceased,
l.. ). circuit, Administrator.
James Crawford, late of Castine, deceased,
Geo. 81. Warren, Trustee.
John p. Phillips late of pe,tham. deceased,
A. X. DeyereuX, Administrator.
Sally Herrick late Of Penobscot, deceased, also
private account.
Samuel T. Snowman, Administ ator
Ordered-Tbat the said accountants give no.
tce TO all persons interested, by causing copy OF
this order to be published three weeks success
lively In the Ellsworth American, newspaper
printed in Ellsworth in said county, that they
may appear at a Probate Court to lie holden a,
Bucksport, on the 2nd Wednesday of Feb. next
a, ten Of the clock in the forenoon and show cause
II any they have, why the same should not bt
allowed.
O.P. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest :1HAs p. DoRR, Register.
A true copy, Attest :-CHAs +. DORR, Register.
3wss
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Obituary notices beyond the DIfe, Name and
lac must paid far at the rate Of ten ,ents line.
Ellsworth Jan. 25. Mis- Mary Ellen Brady
aged % wears, 8 months and 9 days.
Jan. 81. Mrs. Lydia NJ. Taylor. sged 80
years and months.
Trenton Jan. %. Capt. William II. Leland.
aged Il years and months.
Hancnck--Jan. %. Mr.. Josiah Cline, aged IS
years. 10 month, and "a days.
Franklin Jan. %, Mr.. Lemuel Springer.
aged about 50 years.
Tremon, Jan. 10. Mr.. Francis Young, aged
about II Years.
jan 90. Mrs. Melissa Nutter. aged about
- years.
Jan. "a, Mrs. Emelne, wife Of John NJ.
Billings aged about 80 years.
Aurora-Jan. 26, George H. Richie, aged
IL years and months.
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Mr. Reuben Newell Ellis died Of pneumonia
on tile l1'h inst, n hi home In -omer'tile.
aged ~ ,r1r-4 months. q dsN- He wa born
IN Rluehiu. Me. August -. 1919: attended the
public schools ana Biu-hll Academy. He
spent nor. than forty YEAR IN biz naitte town,
= part ~ the time a. trad-r. then removed to
Sedgwick. where H. resided some five years :.
srd from thence to ~omerNilit. where he
made III home for more than quarter OF =
century. snd the greater part OF That time he
was IN the employ Of Mr. Amos HAYNES Of
that city.
He Wa twice married. first to Mary Ann
Ealrom Hon II hlurhiil. and after her death.
second 70 Orila Dodge Of Sedgwick. BY the
fist marriage he leaves one daughter. Mrs.
C1ker. Ol The second. widow aud two dsugh-
ters Gertrude and Minnie E., the latter the
wife " Mr.. Arthur Hill
He a.-o leaves tAO sisters In thi. city, one
brother in California. two hail brothers. Na-
than Ellis u Andover. Mass. ana NespssiAn.
the eldest Of thr family. ~ wears OF age. .
resident OF Blurhtl and n bachelor He was
soca sad genial man. fond husband aud
father and strongly attached to large circle Of
friends
He was descended from the Ellis family of
Norfolk county. Mass his father. Nsthsn
Efli- having been horn In Bellingham. March
l. III; removed To Bluehill earl, IN life: was
elected Representative TO the Massachusetts
General curt in 1874: for fifteen Years Town
Clerk; held other town office. snd WIS Q
.,hip-owner aud man Of influence. vi no
died in ls4s RG.F. CANDAGn
Boston, Jan. -. 1880.
i Boston Journal.
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threat Pond.
La grippe is still with u, and several are
quite sick.
Lumbermen are improving the shedding,
realizing that winter is fast passing away.
Late this afternoon We learned ofanother
fatal shooting accident Bernard Richie,
Of Aurora, aud his cousin, Geo. Richie,
Of Plantation No. 81. went out hunting,
taking different route, and Intending TO
meet at a stated place George got there
first picked some boughs, placed them on
q stump and sat down to await Bernard,
who coming along soon after thought he
saw deer and fired. shooting his cousin
through the heart 1t is sad thing for
them ALL and we tender the widowed
mother and afflicted families our heart
felt sympathy.
Jan. %. FLosSIs.
La grippe is raging to a fearful extent
here. Almost every one has had 1t or
got it. 1t is hurting the numbering bust
ness. understand that there are twelve
sick with it in Howard Lords camp now.
There is not much snow, not enough to
do much business yet.
Mrs. Nathan Collar Is very low with a
cancerOus tuiDoT II seetus a. th'uSh We
ought TO have doctor located at Au-
rora or Amherst when we are in need OF
medical attendance. As we are now stu
ated we cannot get doctor without going
to Ellsworth or Bangor, some 33 miles.
A sick person might die before we could
get a physician or get past medical help
before one could get a physician from
either of those places. Besides 1t costs
from 500 to S25 to get one from there
which is hard on a poor man. We wish
some good doctor would locate here.
Jan. p. 5.
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swans Island.
Swans Island is, we believe, the only
town along the coast that is left without
a steamer during the winter. Since No
vembcr our only means Of communication
with the world has been through small
packet that makes weekly trips to Rock
land, and our daily mail.
We have preaching in the new Methodist
church once ia two weeks. Our paAtor.
Rev. S. E. Durham, divides his time equal
ly between this place and Colts Island,
crossing the bay. a distance Of seven or
eight miles, in an open boat each week. He
keeps his appointments in all weathers,
holding services in the following order:
Preaching At Swans Island, at two O'Clock
Sunday afternoon, followed by Sunday
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Oh, What aCough !!

Will you heed the warning: The signal per
haps Of the sure approach OF that more terrible
disease. Consumption. Ask yourselves u you
can afford for the sake Of saving 30 cents, to
run the risk and do nothing for it. We know
from experience that ShilOi's Cure will Cure
your Cough. 1t never fails. This explains
why more thsn u Million Bottles were sold
the past year. 1t relieves Group and Whoop-
ing Cough at once. Mothers do not be with
out it. For Lame Back. Side or Chest. use
Shiloh's Porous PIasters. Sold by s. ID. Wig
gin. 1yr29
We have speedy and positive Cure for
Catarrh, Diphtheria. Canker Mouth, and Head
ache, in SHlLOH'S CATARRH REMEDY.
A Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use it
II YOU desire health and sweet breath. Price
30 cents. Sold BY 5. d. Wiggin. lyr@
-DANA'S SARSAPARILLA.
Don't commit suicide! II you have dys-
pepsia; with headache. heartburn. distress in
the stomach no appetite. and are all worn out
but take Hoods Sarsapai lila and be cured.
1t creates m appetite, aud gently regulates the
digestion. Sold BY druggists.
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ANA> SARe APARlLLA.
WELLS HAIR BAISiM.

II gray, gradually restores color; elegant
ton., dressing joc II ~ Druggists. or 81 90
-ize prepaid b, Express for 500 T. ;.
Wells, Jcr-,'N lily. tmO>+s
II S"u want q custom suit made from TIA
h.-t nf material. trimmings ana Workman
ship in tn, highest -tIic of art, and To lit Ike
the paper on the wall. leave Your measure at
thr Boston Clothing >turr aud YOU " III grt all
81 these, ana morr. At a low price, ~ can be
shown IN the country. lott
English SPAWN I.iniment removes Ill
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lrn Threats ,ouGh~. c'c. save $50 BY u>' OF
one hntth'. lrrantrd the most wonderful
Btmi>h cure ever knowu sold by ;. II.
gin Druggist, Ellsworth. ll49
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News l. not to be had for love or money
Tie grippe has make the acquaintance
Of most every one in town. no serious
eases a Yet
The NJ D's have their hands fun nigh,
and day all that they can attend TO-
Capt Edgar Stevens has returned from
his Cuba trip.
Fifty new books have recently been pur-
chased by the Ladies Circulating Library
And again another former honored citi.
zen Of Blueiiil has been called to join the
majority. Reuben Ellis, Esq, OF pneu-
muuiA at his home Ia Som.ryiile, Mass
Thursday, Jan. l6.
Every body wants snow now; i. locke
Ike it this morning.
f. Mclle hs, a crew at work getting out
ice.
Special revival meetings VIII not be held
longer regular prayer meetings al both
churches this week.
Jan. p. SUBSTITUTE.
Mes-r. Howard $ Greene Of Bluehiil.
are negotiating tor contract to furnish
granite To build gate house to a Reservoir
on the New York and Utica water-w"rks
at New York city. According 70 the plans
and descriptions this system Of water
works i, >tnp-ndou- undertaking 10 be
wrought n granite.
The granite quarry a. Long Island. Blue
hill bay. i, doing quite business this
winter. Some OF the t;arrles al BluehIll
are working little At breaking paving in
hue weather
Rev. Salem d. Towu- and Mr.. Lord held
union evangelical meetings here with the
Congregational and Baptist churches from
Jsu ) 10 Jan. - After Mr.. Townc snd Mr..
Lurd left the resident ministers and The
people continued tile union meetings
week. longer The meetings were we'll at
tended considering that there was some
one sick with influenza in almost every
house 1t is hoped that much good has
been done.
The inhuruza j. now passing away II
seems to have lost it, grip on this com
muniIy. AMY
Jan. p.
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No. Lsaoiss.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Leach Of your city
are making Mrs. L.aChs mother, Mrs
Caroline Austin, II short visit.
Mr.. l.. A. Austin made flying visit to
his parents. Nj. aud Mrs. Frederick Austin,
last week, returning to his home At Sails
bury'- Cove on Friday.
La grippe has made one or more
seizures IN nearly every house, some quite
severe cases. but Ms yet hone have PROVED
fatal We regret to state Mr.. Joel Young
Is seriously IN. and although reported To
be some" hat brighter this. Monday, morn
ing. he il very weak, and is thought to be
rapidly sinking
MIR. and Mrs l.. Haslam are enjoying A
visit from Mrs. Haslam's father and moth
er, Mr.. aud Mrs. Smith, who have been
some years in the west.
Des. Edward Dunn of Franklin who
has been spending week or TWO with his
daughter. Mrs. j. II. Bragdon, returned
home on Friday.
Miss Alice Coggins. who has been teach
Ing school on Cranberry Isles, has returned
home. her school suinew hat shortened by
diphtherlas making its appearance al that
place.
Mr.. Nellie Austin has returned from
Ellsworth where she va, last week sum
mun-d on account OF sickness ut her
fathers DNErr.
Jan. 27-
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We print TIL. week some sharp and pihs
mentioning- from our bright philosopher at
Olitown. The Lew i,ton Journal has lis
Kate an Twinkle and We have ours. only the
name of our Kate Is not Kate, but Georgia
Pui-ifer Porter.
w f. Parker Corps No. ~. Dedhsm,
was Installed last week by Mrs. Sad e e.
dridge. Past President. The officers we're as
follows: President, Vesta Burril; Senior
Vice President. Emily J. Blsck; Junior Vice
President. FAM ME l.. Condor: Secretary, Az
mes |. Bates; i treasurer, Sadie |. Blood; Chap
lain, Annie NJ. Colby; Conductor, Belle NJ.
Burrill; Guard. Lillian Blood; Assistant Con-
ductor. Helen Giles: Assistant Guard. Sadie
Giles. The Corps was instituted No,em' er
Is. lsss. and is Ia aourishing condition and
hA, membership Of INVENT, six. After The
installation there was some fine singing OF the
Old familiar war songs, such rs Marching
Through Georgia." by A. Condon and wife,
"Tenting To night" by Sadie Eidridge
Tramp. Tramp. the Boys are Marching"
Joseph Houston and wife. When John
ME Comes Marching Home Again." by
the corps; also remarks by Addle DoAne,
which were very appropI late for the occasion,
remarks by Mrs. A. o. Burrill, Mrs. n. b.
Colby and then al had something TO say for
the good OF the order.
Mrs. Martha Avery, who left Ellsworth In
the fall for Boston. we learn Is lesdDg very
busy life there. She Is on the reception COM
mittee of the Nationalist club where she meets
many noted people. and speaks in public three
or four times each week in the interest OF Sa-
tionalism. Last sunday she was to speak be-
fore the Nv omans Industrial and Educational
Union of Boston. and this week she speaks ut
West Somer,iIle. nj the South End NstiOuzi-
ist' club aud in Dorchester. Besides. she il q
contributor to the literature OF tie Ndtt0ndf'
list Magazine, in reviews and essays, where
she is in excellent company. In the January
number she has reviews OF two books, The
Kingdom of the Unselfsh" and 'MetZerott.
Shoemaker" Miss Mary Frances Hopkins is
also very bus, in Boston. but in an altogether
different line. that of music. She is attending
recitals, concerts, banjo clubs. taking lessons
on the voice and piano and storing up infor-
nation in methods and new ideas for her fu-
ture pupils.
Que bar Of Brussels soap 10 equal to two
bars of rosin soap.
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Julius p. Angel, engineer on the Maine
Central railroad died in Bangor Wednesday
He was engineer on the ill-fata I'd train that
was wrecked at Boyds Mill siding, nearly
a year ago, when Postal Clerk Mudgett
lost his life. Engineer Angel stuck by
his engine and was thrown from the cab
window. receiving severe injuries, from
which he never completely recovered
Captain Daniel L. johnson. of Rock
land. was run over and killed by train on
the Fitchburg railroad wharf in Boston
Sunday
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I.Anioine.

Looking over your last edition ind in
the Lamoine items statement that two
boys Of nine years Of age set hre to build
ings of ID. ID. Hodgkins. Now, sir, As
do not like to see two small boys with so
black a mark against them will state the
facts. They went down to the shore with
their sleds and skates TO have some fun.
On arriving at The cook house they found
an old tin boiler and made fire IN it to
warm themselves and then put all the fire
out a. they supposed and left for home oI
to slide. Shortly after that the fire start
ed no doubt either from the heat of the
boil Ter or some stray ccais,
Jan. 81 koCGH OK RATS
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An effort will be made to have the
question of annexation brought up in the
Canadian House of Commons on Monday.
The Cunard Line steamers Gallia and
Catalonia had exceedingly rough passages;
three tremen were killed on the latter by
an EXPLOSION
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Marine List.
Domestic Ports.

Domestic Ports.
Boston-Ar Jan -. sch Lewis Il French, obcr.
louId-hOrO
New port NeWs-Ar Jan l.. sch Mary Lori from
New York
Dutch Island Harbor-Ar Jan y, SCI, Marrcl'us,
Remick PROV iiencc for Wareham
Greens i.andug-Ar Jan Il, sch Golden Eagle,
Portland
Pensacola AR IAN -, sh Susan Pickering.
Haskell. Barbahoes
>ewport->ld Jan ,, sch Jesse Barlow, Green's
Landing tor New York
Ar.jan 93 sch Idaho, wall, Fan River for New
York
New York-Ar Jan 3. sch Mountain Laurel,
Webber, Providence
>ld Jan q! sch Henry sWoodrun, Hoigkins, It
Johns, l. Il
Passed Hell GATE Jan p. sch A 2 Emerson,
DaN, New York Tor Boston
Pnrtland-Ar Jan "A. sch- Katie Hall, Deer Isle
for New York Union, Rice. Cranberry isles
sid Jan IS .chs Alfalfa, Gott, ; ilarbor, Tan
niscotf Hutchinson. Green's Landing
Sid Jan -, sch silver Heels. AIlward, Rockiaha
FOretga Porte.
St Domingo City-SM Jan q. sch Augusta 4
Herrck, Babbidge, New York
In port Jan :. sch Nellie Coleman, from New
York
A.pinwall-sld Jan 5. sch Edith B Coombs,
Perry, New ! ork
Rio Janeiro-Ar Jan "a, sch Viora II Hopkins,
st Nicolas
Macoris-Ar Jan 3, sch Jennie \ Stubs stubbs,
New York
iIavana-Ar Jan II, sch j 7 Coolidge. Mobile
Laguayra-sid Jan 10, sch " Yer q Sargent
spoken Jan Is. y " OF Tortugas, sch ii Cot
trel, from Mobile for New York
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Dedhan.
Mr.. Edward White of Ellsworth Falls il
doing quite \ business at East Dedham
numbering.
Schools have all closed for the winter.
Messrs. Edwin d. Estes and A. B.
Burrill expect to go TO Beddington to
haul bark as soon as there Is snow enough.
Miss Laura Haynes. daughter Of Bridg-
ham HAYNES. E-q., was married on the 18th
inst, to Mr. VIII H. Mercer of Hancock.
Mrs Olive Phillips has been quite sick
with influenza or Ia grippe. Brigham
HAYNES. Esq, is also sick with Ia grippe.
Jan. ~.
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Pastor Thompson aud wife Of the
Baptist church received during Christmas
tokens Of esteem from No. Scdgwlck, No.
Sedgvick Ridge. BrnoksvIlle, and Long
Island Blurhil Bay The North Srdg
wick church and society during the SAM
week made them a donation visit bring
ing 18th them sufficient produce and Other
necessary things To carry them through
The winter. Among the articles WAS
barrel OF -four For this great Kindness
Mr. aud Mrs Thompson wish to renter
their sincere thanks.
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ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. Jan. D. 1870.
Mrs. Stella Hartshorn. Mr. John r. Moore.
Mr.. John Mcdonald John E. Raw
j. K. Steward.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. W. GREELY.P N.
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Franklin-Jan. %. by Rev. Z. A. Carter,
Mr. Elisha A. Gordon and Miss A. Neltie
BlaisdelI. both of Franklin.
Bangur-Jan. IA. by Rev A. Battles, Mr..
Harry {. Rowe of Ellsworth and Miss Avis
l.. Kimball of Eermon.
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Chopping matches have begun Mrs.
Emily Carter headed the list last Thursday.
Miss Lena Stanley Of Sedgwick made .
witt last week at Mr.. $. S. Candages
School in this district, taught by Miss
II Obcr of Sedgwick has been avery
profitable term. which will close Friday,
tie 3l>t inst. winding up with pie >oci-
able in the evening.
Jan. 81
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Franklin.
Mr. Lemuel Springer. an aged and re-
spected citizen, was buried from his late
home, Sunday, Rev. Z. A. Carter officiat-
Ing. Mr.. Springer who has been in fail
ing health for some time, slipped and fell
on the ice recently, sustaining injuries
which are fought to have fastened his
death.
Cases of severe odds and la grippe are
multiplying; tHe.e is scarcely household
where some member has not suecumbed to
the ..lrrepressibe conflict"
Hon. j. II. West and family are taking
their customary winter sojourn Of week
OF two ut pleasant camp Harrison. Pug
Lero accompanied them as defender from
proving beasts. Though weak, bodily,
his bark is immense. We Learn that their
horse undertook to make kindling wood Of
their pung, and relief party has gone
out to-day.
Rev Mr.. Phelan, Of Surry, will speak at
the Bay next Sabbath forenoon and at the
Methodist vestry in the afternoon. He
comes to substitute for Presiding Elder
Haley.
Jan. &c. LION.
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What will de- more washing than two bars
OF common resinou> soap: One bar Of Brus-
sells
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For severe colds. Johnsous Anodyne Lin
iment surely exces any remedy we ever used.
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Married..

WaItham-Jan. 10, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Watson
MrGowp. a daughter.
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when Babv -AA sick ve gave her CaAtortA
When sh, WAS A. hlld she crled for astoria
When she became Ms. she CLING 10 CastoriA
Whsn sD, hi Id Chlldrsn sh. gave than CastoriA
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sullivan.
The "soro.i." met with Mrs. A. b.
White and daughter Ida, on Thursday last,
and enjoyed a very pleasant Afternoon,
aud commenced 4 very pleasant evening,
when smoke was discovered TO rise from
the hearth OF the open tire In the paror
and on investigation IL was found the sill
under the hearth wa. on fire Prompt as
>i>tance from Hotel Cleaves and the store
If Dunbar Brothers, with the use of axes,
soon arrested what otherwise might have
been serious ire. The above organization
Will give an entertainment In aid Of the
chapel fund on the evening Of the 30th, At
the Hall, consisting Of music. drama, cha
radc.. etc large audience Is solicited.
Last Sabbath by invitation from Mr..
and Mrs. A. ID. White, the Liberal Chris
tian Society" met in their Pheasant home
for the lay services Of that day Mr. Fred
Stevens read the sermon, aud Miss Louisa
Hawkins presided at the piano. The kind
host aud hostess have the thanks OF the
society for the pleasant occasion. The
next service Will be with Dr. and Mrs.
Brigham
La grippe" is holding several Of our
people in its firm clutches. Among its
victims are Mrs. q. c. Lyman, Mr.. Stan
Wilson, Mr.. Fred Stevens and several
cases at West Sullivan and East Sullivan,
while the Rev. Mr.. Phelan has slight at
tack Of it. We are glad to know all are
convalescing.
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DR. Talmage sailed from Liverpool on
the Aurania.