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Ortand-
Mrs. Elisha Hopkins returned to her
home in Boston on the 18th.
The Hancock County c. +. Convention
meets in this town Oct 10th.
The Changers hold their fair in this
town. Sept 2S-d.
The long rainy spell damaged the beans
considerably. rotting the ripest pods so
that they easily drop of
Mrs. Charles DORIS younger child.
about eight months old died on the 10th of
whooping cough,
Mrs Maria Brewster. who is about
eighty years of age. fell last week, receiv-
Ing severe injuries from which she prob
ably will not fully recover.
Capt.NVill Snowman. master of Capt.
Thomas Ncholsons schooner N. +. Sym
onds. has written home that he has 1900
quintal> Of fish and expects to be AT home
about the first Of October
Sept -. b.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

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SHithyille,

Mrs. Nathaniel Guptill of Lamoine
spent last week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Smith, and while there spun
eighty skeins of yarn.
Messrs. Frank Wakefield and Henry
Cleaves are at home on a short visit. Will
attend the fair while here
Mr., Frank Smith is at home once more
for short time. Yes and gone again to
Lubec.
Miss Clara Smith has gone back to Col
umbia Falls teaching school
Miss Cretia Mayo is at home sick with
typhoid fever.
Mr.. Melvin Cleaves and family Of Sor-
rento, are in the place. Fair takes every
body home.
Crows are making sad havoc among the
poultry and corn.
Potatoes are rotting badly in this vicin-
ity.
Mr. James Pierce of Windsor. Me. is
visiting relatives and friends in this place.
Sept. ~.
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A Well Appreciated Post Mistress.

The following correspondence will ex-
plain itself
BLrFHIII VILLAGE. Sept Fl, 30
Mss Lrnd = Tucker
DEAR MADAM :-Enclo>cd please tud
sesenty-ilvc dollars $50 which amount
the people Of Bmchil village desire YOU to
accept a token Of their appreciation for
your official ser, lee as late post-mstrcss
OF this village. You retire from the posi-
tion which you have flied 20 long and 50
faithfully with the best wishes Of this en-
tire community Ia sunshine aud in storm
alike you have beeu found at your post of
duty, always cheerful and pleasant. You
have justly meritcd this token Of apptrt
citation and no time will rob you Of your
well deserved need Of praise | venture
to hope that YOU Will enjoy every blessing
possible for one To have bestowed upon
her through life. | am
Your truly,
joins W. KANE.
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Card Of Thanks.

The ladies Of the Bluehill Baptist circle wish
publicly to express their sincere thanks to Mr..
Virgil =. line of Cleveland Ohio, for his very
acceptable present TO the society Of liberal
sum OF money to aid in building parsonage.
ciate Mr.. Ks gilt, not only for its value. but
because he being stranger to most Of US and
living In another State. has shown BY his act q
very generous disposition which Is in every
way deserving our hearty appreciation. We
also wish to express thanks to Major c. A.
Appel for the generous sum he has given for
this object.
Bluehi. Sept. %, 1890.
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James Pierce Of South Boston. the vet
eran stage driver, sud Charles Pierce. his
son. were in town last week, the guests OF
Henry Godfrey.
Miss Ella Moore is In town on visit.
after an absence Of six years.
Charles Hoyt and wife left last Monday
morning for Boston TO spend the winter,
Mr.. Fletcher who taught the High school
here last winter. arrived Saturday and will
begin school in District No. /, next Wed
nesday.
Horatio Wakefield who has been in Sor-
reuto all summer arrived home last week
See occasional notices on the bridge and
elsewhere OF Frank Faulkner, barber.
Lots Of people went to the fair at Cher
ryfield last Monday.
We hear that some of the young men
whose courage is good are going TO build
another camp on the site of camp Harri-
son recently burned.
Sept. %.
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Marine List.

EllswOran Fort.
SAILED
Friday. Sept 10
Sch Otronto, Milliken, Boston
ARRIVED
Sch Nellie Grant, Dodge, Boston
Sch La volta. Whitaker. Boston
Sch Abigail Haynes, Holt, Salem
Sch ID Lawrence, Patterson, Boston
Sch Francis Coffin, Fullerton. Boston
Sch l. ID Remick, Hopkins Boston
Sch VIM Archer. Trundy. Marble Head
Sch Caressa. Young. Boston
Sch Woodland, Lord. New York
ARRIVED
Monday. Sept p
Sch vestal. Wakefield, Bar Harbor
SAILED
Monday. Sept r.
Sch Fair Wind, Lsmpson. Boston
Sch New Roxer, Pauen, Boston
Sch Ella Eudora Gray, Portland
Sch Scud, Linscott, Bal Harbor
ARRIVED
Tuesday. Sept .
Sch MinDeola, Ray, Boston
sch Elizabeth, Sinclair, Boston
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biorhiIi
The events Of the week have been the
departure OF nearly all the cottagers
Mr.. Geo. II, Slower left Tuesday Tor
New York The ladies Of his family leave
week later.
Mrs Frank Merrill Is very sick
Miss Fanny Slower is the assis,an, post
mistress, who has taken the place Of Miss
Lena S Tuc k.r (re,Ircdl The general
good wishes Of the people in this commun-
itv go with Miss Tucker.
There are two hundred and nifty en-
ployed on the granite. This is q busy To-
cslity about the quarry. There IS cargo
shipped every week.
Parker Point cottsgers are nearly all
gone.
Town fair is to take place the first OF
October.
Work has been commenced on the new
Baptist parsonage which is to be com
pleted IN December.
Mr. Gushing OF Bangor, delivered a tenn
perance lecture in the Baptist church. sun
day, and addessed the people Sunday even
ing on the same subject at the Congrega-
tioual church
We are indebted to Mr. Geo. H. Slower
for favors; also for his generous gift on
our subscription.
Mr. Jake Closson was ia town Thurs
day also Mr.. Kennedy.
Maj Appel went 10 New York last week
and returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Otis Hincklcy WAS quite sick last
week.
Mr.. Herbert S Smith went to Boston,
Friday.
Mr.. Monroe Wardwell will leave town
October LIST.
Mrs T. J. Hinckley is with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Foster, at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Sweet and daughter Josie, went to
Salem, last Friday.
There is boxing school being taught
in the chamber Of the blacksmith shop.
Mr.. and Miss Heath of New York are
still in town; Mr.. Turner and wife left for
home last week; Mr.. Henry B. Darling
left for Boston on Mondays boat Mrs. II
2. Hinckley left for Boston Monday morn
ing.
Mr. Saml Stevens arrived Saturday
night from New York.
Sept. %.
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Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date. Name and
Age mustbe paid for at tie rate Of ten cents line
Frsnkln-Sept. 9, Susan, wife of Mr.. Bar.
ney Martin. aged 20 years.
Sept. 4, Frank A. Martin, aged s years.
Sept. IA, Fern Martin, aged 1 years.
Castine-Sept. Is, Edward Spencer, son of
DIR. Edward T. and Hattie A. PhilbroOk, aged
2 years, 8 months and 0 days.
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Married.

Ellsworth Sept. -, by J. ii. Brtmmer
Esq, Mr.. Norris |. Higgins, OF Ellsworth, and
Miss Sadie b. Davis, OF Bucksport.
AT st. Josephs Catholic church, Sept. Is,
by Rev. T. F. Butler. Mr.. Charles Murray, OF
Boston. and Miss Lizzie Shea. of Ellsworth.
Sept. Is, by Rev. G. F. w. Hubbard, Mr..
Henry ". Cushman and Miss Mary Hail. both
of Ellsworth.
Mariavlle-sept. H. by J. II. Jordan, Esq,
Mr.. Abram NJ. Warren, OF Otis, aud Miss EN-
ma Morrison, of Mariaville.
Colts Island 10, by Rev. |. b. Conley
Mr.. Amos W. Staples, OF Swans Island, and
Miss Hannah /. joyce, OF fremont.
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N q = Z G T. ,

For valuable consideration ] hereby relin.
quish to my minor son, James n. johnson, his
time until he shall become Of age. authorizing him
to act for himself, and shall claim none OF his
earnings and pay no debts Of his contracting af-
ter this date. ELISHA g. JOHNSON.
Witness Charles W. Wasgatt.
Ellsworth. Sept. 18th, 1890. 3w3s
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. sept. 90, 1890
VI p. susan Archer, Miss Sadie Coral
" IT, W II. Fisk. Miss Nellie Howard.
Mrs Matte Miller. Mr.. has. Millken.
Marcelus Merrill. Mr.. Amos Mcculley.
Mr.. ". g. Torrey.
Please cal for advertised letters.
A. W. GREEDY. 2. NJ.
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The man who tells you confidentay just
what will cure your cold is prescribing Kemps
Balsam this year. In the preparation Of this
remarkable medicine for coughs and colds no
expense is spared to combine only the best and
purest ingredients. Hold bottle Of kemps
Balsam to the light and look through it; notice
the bright, clear look then compare with 9TH
er remedies Price Soc. and 81.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her CastoriA
When she was Child she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
Whsn shs hsd Children. sha gave them CastoriA
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li''pl,
Blt.Elllrr,, Sept. % 90
y our truly, ..
JonS ". KANE.

Bit EIIIII-, Sept. %, 90.
To Omit JoAn u haHe and ofh+r Kind
friends
Please accept my sincere thanks for your
substantial present. deeply appreciate
the motives which prompted thr action
II j. very gratifying 70 me to know that
my services a. post-mistress have seemed
worthy Of public consideration.
Very truly
LENA S. TUCkER.
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BEFORE AND AFTER USING.

The persistent use OF Browns Instant Re-
lief will cure the worst form Of chronic diar-
rhna
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Hold it to the Light.

Soreness in body or limbs, promptly re-
relieved by Johnson's Anodyne Liniment.
Try ii.
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The season Just closed has been ono of
satisfaction to Mt Desert. The hotels
had good patronage aul the weather has
been unusually hne
MIR. aud Mrs G. J Han nf Belfast.
spent last week nj the Central House.
Mrs Workman has gone 10 Boston
The schools have opened MIR Wiuslnw
I 'chcs the advanced grade aud Mr.,
me- th" prlmary The IT," books have
been pat II.
The Rev II K Mccartney las closed
his pastoral iahor- aud goes Ia Massachu
sctts next week
Rev Mr. Bali, of $ iItrhnr, preach
Ell IN the church. SUNDAY .itrrnann
Mr., and Mf~. Whtiu. have returned
from Hancock Point.
Three ncw houses have brrl, built in the
village this summer
Mrs Bran~comb has returned from Bar
HaIuor
Sept p.
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The continuous rain was bad for potato
harvesting We hear complaints on all
sides Of potato rot.
The damp weather Interferrd with fairs.
excursions and picnics To the home of
Mrs. Blalsdell We travelled through the
mud one evening to attend the grand
opening" Of night blooming cereus-hve
magnificent blossoms ami n bud for next
nights blooming In this case there was
positively no postpon-ment on account OF
the weather and We were Well repaid for
the trouble
number Of our citizens are taking n
the therryfield fair to-day.
Mrs Josiah @. Bunker and little daughter
are making an extended tarry with rels-
lives at kittery Point.
Mis-, Lottic Taylor IS in town visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Della Colson.
Diphtheris in the Sonth Bay district has
made sad havoc in the family OF Mr.. Bar
ney Martin, wife and two children being
suddenly taken from the family circle
The father and another child are recover
ing
Sept %. LEON
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The Bagaduce Band gave our Represen-
tative elect, Capt. Jerry Jones. fine ser
eDade Saturday evening, Sept. 81 The
music was much enjoyed by the family
and friends who were present. 1t was all
well rendered but we think Little John
ME" and The Serenade" deserve special
mention The Band has made arrange
ment- to give a concert at BROOKLYN Hall,
on the evening of the 9th inst
Rev Mr. Curtis is to take Mr. Black
man place in Brooksvllle
Mrs Abbie Snow from Portland, is home
for few weeks.
Mr.. Levi l. Varnum has position as
~ assistant keeper at Saddle-back Ledge
light-hous
Mr.. L. G. Stewart from Washington, D.
c., is in town for few days
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The Maine Contra! Railroad.
COMMENCING JUNE so, 1890.
TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS Ex-
CEPTED, AS FOLLOWS:

'Stops on signal or notice to Conductor.
tSundays included.
These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line TO and from Portland Boston
and ST. John.
Passengers are earnestly requested to procure
tickets before entering the train, and especially
Ellsworth to Falls and Falls to Ellsworth.
Tickets for All Points South and West
on sale at the M. c. r. r. ticket Office,
Ellsworth, G. w. CLIFFORD, Agent
PAYSOS TUCKER
Vice Pres. and Gent Manager.
E. BoOrHBi, Gen1 Pass. aud Ticket Agt.
june 30. 1880. lyrl5
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LOOK HEREl

Brother Farmers and Changers, l am your
true friend. desire to help you. Can give you
better stock, better advice better selections and
for much less money than you can purchase of any
other agent. One trial only will be necessary to
convince you of this. make the celebrated Jessie
and Bubach Strawberries my specialtes this sea.
son. f.. W, WOOSTER,
yurseryman and Dealer in all kinds Of Nursery
Stock, Hancock Point, Me. 6mo2l
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Mrs. Addie DeLaittre, NEE Huckins)
arrived from Minneapolis, Mimi, the 10Th,
to her former home, the home of the late
Mt Edward Huckins. We bespeak for
hef cordial greeting from a host of
friends
sunday Sept eth, large and sympa-
tHetlc audience assembled in the church
p attend tie funeral Of Mrs. Eva Nash.
(Ao'ce flowers covered the pulpit. A pill
W3 Of beautiful flowers with the word
Eva, made of fair white blossoms, was
,a'd upon the casket. Rev F. S. Bick-
!pfd then spoke few solemn words to
Sle Young Sister thou was mild and
iioVeiy was sung by the choir and then the
.ohg procession followed the remains to
'heir last resting place.
Sept 18th. Svcxvr
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
/ concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself. the trust of an Ad
mnstrator of the estate of Eliza j. Brinton, late
of sullivan, in the county of Hancock, de
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who indebted to
the said deceased's estate, to make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands there
on to exhibit the same for settlement.
ALEXANDER BRINTON.
Sept. 10th. A. D. 1850. 3w36
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ZMlzz/>n1zl/..

Type writing, and all Business aud Academic
studies taught at the
ROCKLAND COMMERCIAL COLL EGE-
Students Of both SEXES admitted on and after
Sept. :. 1880. Expenses very low. For catalogue
address COMMERCIAL -oLLEiE, ze:k.aa4. No.
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At one time had awful Sores and Pimples
on my face. and after using two bottles of s.
S. S. l was cured. and now have q nice,
smooth complexion.
JAMES l.. BOYLR,
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NV Life q Burden.

| was afflicted from infancy with Catarrh
and with eruptions on my face for ten years.
/ was attended by the very best physicians
and tried "a number of blood purifiers. without
permanent relief. The mineral ingredients
settled In my bones, and caused Rheumatic
trouble. My life was burden to me, and my
case was declared incurable, when saw s. s.
S. advertised. Eight bottles cured me entire
~, and feel like new person.
JOSIE OWENS,
Montpelier, Ohio.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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The events Of the week have been the
departure OF nearly all the cottagers.
Mr. Geo H. Slower left Tuesday tor
New York The ladies Of his family leave
4 week later
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Eupepsy.


This is what you ought to have, In fact, you
must have it. to fully enjoy life. Thousands
are searching for it daily. and mourning be-
cause they find 1t not. Thousands upon thous-
ands OF dollars are spent annually by our peo-
pie in the hope that they may attain this boon.
And vet it may be had by all. We guarantee
thst Electric Bitters, il used according to d.
rections and the use persisted in. will bring
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pepsia and install Eupepsy. We recommend
Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia and all diseases
of the Liver. Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at
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Druggist.
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teed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
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ADVERTISING pooots

4 ,ir, good. house In Brooklyn, y. v,
made q practice ~ rvfupding the pur-
chase money a. every hundrciih cue
toner. Cong went the bell AZ the
cashiers de.k q. IN. lucky .alc came In,
and the money was returned Intact.
The same house laid towel. end 10 cn'l
along several prominent thoroughfar.s,
dIr,St to ~. .ior-, With the result ~ at
tracing considerable attention. moth
sr frm, Ia the silent watches 81 ths
night. painted large Footprint. On the
.tr-.t. leading from the depot. aud fer
rie., all conv,rging to their entrance
hi. idea, 10y the Nay, suggested th'
tosrl .chsne. Roth wcr. fairly sue,
c-..fnl In causing the hnn. to h. talkc,
al,out! bat la con.er,ail,. quarter. suci
radical method. would scarcely meet
with approval. =.
In another Instance which Ne recall
Que membcr ~ q arm sought an lnJnnc
tian from the court Ia prevent hls pafin~'
FROM selling gocis below cost. Th'
ssmpl.. Submitted With lnyolc. clcarl,
proved IN. case. hut the defendant oh
taine,i delay. The novelty ~ the at
usiion attracted the attention 81 tn
newspaper men, aud the matter founs
n. way Into the pr-.s. Crowds iock~'
a. tie SCENE ~ action. and the Willy mer
chant. quietly unioaied. WHEN ih'
cas-. va. called Ia trial the plaintiff
stated to the court that an adjustment %
th. difficulty had tcen arrived At ani tiF
case "a. AZ onc- dismissed.
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oa... rAlss. In r.,.,.

Ansu.pal~f contAin~i this, I'VE hav,
two schoal r,-om. sufficiently large a. az
comuio.iAis oo pupils cue ab1ss another. .
Mr. itlsnk Who vas tAksn suddenly iil
hasisnri hoIns while .Ncry means foe hi.
rrco,sfy wyrc ru-ortei Ia In spite % al
their sfforts. he diesi Ia the triumphs II the
ChristiAh rvligion.
A man 80. killcl b. rallrosd car run.
nin,s into Bu-ton. SUPPOSED a. L. deaf
We have decided % erect school houss
largc enough o. Accommodate an scholars
I've storio. high.
4 steamboat captain. advertising an en-
cur.ion. says. Tickets, twenty I've cent?
children half prio. 10 b. hsd At tse osfios. .
on q CERTAIN railway the following lumi
nous direction wAs printed. "iisuafisr,
when trains In an opIa~iie dir-ction Ar,
approAe hing eseh other ON separate lines,
conductor. and engine.r- will l. requested
Ia bring their rvsp-ctiye trains 20 deNi
halt t-fore the point 10 nesting. and ID
careful no, % proved till zach train has
pas.ci the other"
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

We have made arrangements With DR.
II. J. Kendall Co., publishers of ~
Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases
which will enable all our subscribers "a
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txoc~nt sismp for mailing samel 10 Dr
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This hook Il now recognized ss standard
authority upon al diseases Of the horse,
~ iis pi,eooaensl salr atiests, over fouI
millIon copies having bern. sold In the
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paper In seudlng for the ''rrvatlse.'
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abort time.