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The daily state chronicle., 1890-10-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Business College Address
PROF. j E. MATHENY,
Raleigh, N. G.
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Wanted at Once.

at Hotel Farrar, Tarboro, clerk, and
industrious, intelligent and sober young
man between % and 40 years of age,
oct2 At FL. B. BRYAN, Prop'r.
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We desire to call special attention to
the Douglas Shoe Company in this issue
of the CHRONICLE. Messrs. Heller Bros.
are sole agents for Raleigh, and have an
immensely large fall and winter stock of
these celebrated Shoes now on hand.
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Cincinnati Produce MorLo.

+, ,P,01lktk-Regular ,1lt 1925; family 1850
LAkD-Kettle-dried 6M@e%.
RB7AGONIShort IA clear sides 75S@6.4 40.
WHISKEY-Sales 1921 barreIs fn;shoa
goods on the basis of 1.13 per gallon for h;eS
wines. o0 Aoi ulSn
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THIS REGISTRATION books will close
October 25th.
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5s nelghbors talking sb.,aS bsoaS
yourself you" be one d ti5osoatit
from personal ez2sria..a iis aa,
a ar thing it is, Il yoa y,l'aos 5e5
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trouble, Il secure a bottia !. Ing
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time, or money refnndss55a So
free at John Y. McFslsa I
to-day. '1t 90.
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Baltimore Bond Market
New York Money Market.

BALTIMORE, Md, October 2.-Virginia
consols 81 asked; do. threes 674@6s.
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Cotton.

In Liverpool spot cotton closed steady;
middling uplands S 4; sales $4,000
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sept 19-tf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-27

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for tho coun-
ty of Hancock.
THE undersigned administrator OF estate of
said county, deceased, respectfully represents
said de ,eased are not sufficient to pay his inst
of two hundred dollars; wherefore YOUR petition,
at public private sale and convey All tie reale
in said Hucksport containing twelve acres more
or less and more particularly described in deed
from Peter Clare 70 said Hartman. daIed April
18th, A. d. lst;g recorded Ia Hancock Registry of
Deeds vol las, page 5s0 of the real estate OF the
deceased, (incluiDg the reversion OF the widows
dover therein) 10 satisfy said debts aud charges
of administration. J. WESLEY ELDRIDGE.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK sS:-Court of Probate, Feb.
Term. A. D.. 1890.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED-Ibat said
petitioner give public notice to all persons interes
ted,b causing copy of the petition and this Or
der thereon To be published three weeks successive
Is in the Ellsworth American, a newspaper
printed or published in Ellsworth in said coun-
ty that they may appear at a Court of Pro-
bate for said County. to be held at Els
worth, on the twelfth day of \ arch
next, at ton of the clock in the forenoon to
show cause, If any they have, why the prayer
of said petitioner should not be granted.
q. 4. CUNNINGHAM. Judge.
~ Attest:-CHAs p. DoRR, Register.
Atrue copy, Attest :-CHAs p. DoRR, Register.
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The Rev. A. F. Palmer of Bar Hsrbor, is
candidate for the office of supervisor of
schools.
Judge and Mrs. A. P. Wtswell were in
Bangor over SUNDAY on a short visit with
friends.
The winter term OF the East Maine Con-
ference Seminary at Bucksport. closed Tues
day. and The students will enjoy the vacation
previous to the spring term. The past term
was profitable one. notw outstanding the fact
that quite number of the students were at
tackled by the influenza.
The Rocklaud Courier Gdzeue is now
published >em-wcckly. A. rule the more
OF good thing You get the better and the g.
g. j. among the yer, best OF newspapers pub
listed IN the State
Several Of the Young men of this city are
making arrangements for vocal and instru-
mental concert and masquerade ball TO be
given a; Hancock Hall. Tuesday evening
April s,h. Vocal talent Of high order, also
Andruw>' orchestra OF pieces, OF Bangor,
will Dc engaged.
Hannibal lIamn Camp, No. is. 5. of "
announce through the columns OF this paper
tbat they have revti, ed their applications and
any sons " no " ould like one must send their
sddr,s> 10 Capt. WILSON, z. Bonsey, Ell.w orth,
Maine.
IL w4> reported Saturday that sullivan
harrur ma> trozrn 80 ,olidl. that the steamers
could not enter II and communication with the
out ide World WA, completed, interrul led nj
present. II "a> certainly very cold along the
coast 10 produce such result this.
b. T. Sowle. Esq, who ha. been in Ma,sa-
chu>'t> for the pa>t two weeks. writes en-
c"ula-iusI! about rc-e>iabli>hing the shoe
business IN ihI> CITY. liz SAYS there are plenty
OF firms no would Ike 10 come: the only
question l. 10 gel the night one hich he cx-
poets 10 do in ia. or two.
Mr. Geo. l.. Morrison. proprietor of the
kti>w ofth Wo"lrn Miil. called ou u, Monday.
and showed H. sanI,'> OF the cloth and Yarn
he l. mauutaet uring. These samples are in
di-pulibIe testimonials IF the excellent work
Mr. Morrison J. doing. All the cloth i good
and some 81 i tiac ard handsome. The warns
art ot a Nciy excellent quality lie Ictail- hj~
-.od- al hi> m ana our prnple would do Wen
to fa'rouizr him. Much OF the cloth be man
utarfur,> wuud make good suits Of clothes Tor
gtnil,in,n'- wtar. The bet Of it !. Mr. Nor
ri-um Aa> come to >;at. liz ceris;uly is DE-
ser, in- u Ihe encourage ment Of All our PEG
ple
W. Nara -roa:y p4intd and shocked 70
hnar " iht death ~ Daniel Brady on Mon
dA aftfuooa " ihi, week.. Ae were aware
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The following letter which will explain
itself has been received at the Ellsworth Gus
tom house:
U. 5. REVENUE CUTTER DALLAS.
Southwest Harbor. Me-, Fen. 10, 1890.
Collector Of Customs. EHsrorth. Maine:
SIR:-I respectful, inform YOU that the Br.
schooner Glen" of ST. John. \. b.. lumber
laden. and bound from ST John, n. B. for
New York is ashore on the south side OF Little
Duck Island. am respectfully.
J. II. PARKER,
Captain L. S. K NJ.
Our Southwest Hatbor correspondent gives
elsew here an interesting account OF the strand
ing OF this vessel. also th. arrival OF the steam
er Dominion NJ Southwest llaTbor. An 1850
ciried pr,'>s dispatch contains additional par
ticuar> relative 10 the loss OF The Glen aud
states that tour men. whom wr are informed
belong 70 Cots Island. are missing We most
certa'ni, hope that these will vet BE- heard from.
The dispatch reads follows:
SOUTHWEST H.RBoR. Me. Feb 81 The
revenue cutter "DslIa>," during the heavy
gale to-day and Tremendously high seas. took
Ihc crsnherr, I>lsnd life saving crew and boat
on board ana took them 70 the scene OF the
wreck OF the British schooner "Glru." on lit
tie Duck Island. aud took of the crew and one
man from Bass HaIhor. no Went over night
before last from Ba>> HaIhor nh tonr theirs
in dorl. TIE other four men LETT Little Duck
Island At 30 y. m, YESTERDAY, fearing that
they would be frozen to death IL they remain
ed, II i now supposed that they were lost.
the sea being yer, hcAN, and dangerous Al the
time.
The following are the men supposed to be
lost Era-iu> l.. Colt. who leaves wife and
six children; Ernest Moore wift: Rei ia
min Murphy. sifr and chi'd. and GruIEe
Murphy. wife and child The, landed four
of he schoontr'> crew NJ Cranberry station.
and brought one mAn here VERY IN. Had the
mtn not been iahcn IN to-da, they would pro-
baby have frozen to death tonight. The pal-
la has just arrived here terribly iced up and
reports heavy weather outside.
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lat. Ii is entirely vegetable. contains no
mineral or poison OF an. kind. and builds up
the " stem from he first dose.
I'd. 1t cures Cancer OF the skin. No other
remedy or treatment Was ever known TO cure
il.
Sd. 1t cures hereditary Blood faint, even
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4th. II has never failed TO eradicate Scrofu-
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5Ih. II cures contagious Blood Poison in all
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the consequences OF this bane OF the human
family.
MY blood had been out Of order during
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ways feeling bad. had tried various RENE
dies without receiving any benefit. until at
length commenced on Suifi's Spec fic Is. 5.
81 That medicine increased my weight from
1855 pounds TO III pounds in a few months. and
made me as well and healthy MS any man now
living. $. 5. S. is undoubtedly the greatest
blood purifier to-day Oh the American cont.
nent. JOHN BELLEW.
No. 40 North State ST.. Chicago. Ill"
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed free
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
1y43
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to II
| concerned, that he has been dul- appoint ii
and has taken upon himself, the trust OF an IA.
mlnistrator of the estate of sarah r. Johnston late
OF Castiue, in the county Of Hancock, &c.
ceased by giving bond as the law directs ne
therefore requests all persons who are indebted to
the said decease estate, to make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands there
on to exhibit the same for payment 10 arren C.
Phiibrook. of Waterville, Maine, whom have APP
pointed as my agent In this state.
DANIEL JOHNSTON.
Castine, Feb. IL, 1890. 3wS
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Advertised Letters

BLLswokFH POST OFFICE. Feb. -. 1850.
IeHi> Brown Nj Fred l. HAYNES.
Mrs. I. X. Higgins. Mrs. Lou A. Rove
ChaS. }. Whiting.
Please call foT advertised letters.
A. W. GREEDY. P. NJ.
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ATATE OF sGNE.

HANCOCK, ss.-Court OF Probate, Bucksport
February Term, a. D.. ls!R.
Accounts having been fled Tor settlement IN estates oil
Maria y. fcueu.u, late Uf Hancock. deceased.
Avon T.. Toss, Administrator
Herman d JOY. late Of Hancock, deceased,
Lizzie G. joy. Admin ;ratrix
samuel II Wilson, late oi >edgwiyk. deceased,
julia +. wilson. Administrative
Samuel +. Holden, late Uf beer Isle, deceased,
Hezckiah I. Luikn, Adm d, bonls non
Waldo +. Lowell, late Of Buck port, deceased,
waldo T.. Lowel and Albert Nckersou. Adm
John bos h. late Of Ellsworth. dece sed,
William boyle, Executor.
Isaac Bartlett late OF Mt Desert deceased,
Abel Il. bartlett, Adninistrat0r
Abbie 4. Leach, late Of Pennbscot. deceased,
Cyrus X. Bridges Administrator.
Or,;ered-Tbat the said accountants give no
tice 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 Probate Court to lie holden at
Ellsworth on the Ind " Wednesday Of Mar. next,
al ten of the clock in the forenoon and show cause,
If any they have, why the same should not be
allowed.
o. r. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest :--CHAs. r. DoRR, Register.
A true copy, Attest :-JHAs. r. DORR, Register.
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Marine List.


Boston Sid Feb p, schs V Woodruff. Dew.
ereuS, Cayenne, Spartan, Coombs, Buckspor and
Philadelphia
Belfast Ar Feb p. sch Florida, White. from
New York
Buckspor-Ar Feb II. brig Lutzburg, Foote,
Roolbbas for Il Kits
Dutch Island Harbor-Ar Feb 20, sch Lizzie
Cochran, Kelley, Calais for New York
Boothbay-Ar Feb ~, sch Brave. Boston for
Machias
Georgetown, d Car Feb 10, sch Thomas B
Garland, Green's Landing
New York-Ar Feb Is, sch Franconia, Pater-
son, Calais
Ar Feb 20, sch Thos W Holder Monte Christi
Sid Fen 49, bark Mary c. Hale. Higgins, for
Vera Cruz
Portland SD Feb q, schs II Squire; Break
of Day. Lewis isluehiil Bay
Philadelphia-Ar Feb -. sch Susan n Picker
Ing, haskell from Pensacola
Whey ard Haren--Ar Feb 81, sch Quickstep, Tiv-
erton for Wel mouth
Foreign POrts.
Cenfuegos-Ar Feb 8. sch May o. Neil, Creigh-
ton bemerara
Rosario-Ar Jan bark Auburndale, for Bos-
ton -
Demerara-Ar Jan 81, schs Helen G. Moseley,
Holt, and Carrie Bucknam, Stubhs, New York
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10 the Honorable o. Z. Cunningham. judge of
Probate within and for the county of HancncA,
state of Maine.
. ENFkt TIL LILY represents -. e. buunoH al
LII Franklin, in sail county. guardian OF Arno
ooetrr. minor heir Of JAu.'- IS Wooster, late 81
said rankin, uIdt he ttr sail guardian and tie
said Arno Wooster aCtiU. for h4ir- self. have made
a certain agreement with Grur-. ". fcttcnsfi,
II SULLIVAN. respecting certain real estate be
longing 10 sad ATun " caster. and in " hIrh said
t'rurFc ". fttt.hZil claims Au Hjcrcst a copy Of
which agreement l. hercUrto anne Ncd and marked
"A FOR the Information of IN Honorable court.
That yuur petitioner believes IT t. be Tor the in
t'rt~t ot sali ujuur that said -ry,urut -huuld ie
carried uug. HAT SAM m!Uur Is uuW u the hsr Of
eighteen wears ami L. acquainted With the terms Of
SAIL agreement amt, a. yUur petitioner believes.
fHlIy cnnErrhtud- ANA understands the meaning
ana eject ut the ~ltur, and desires that sait guar.
dlah may hc authorized amt empowered - carry
OUT ttt terms ot -alt agrrcn mt. therefore,, yuur
petitioner ASK this Honorable ourt 10 grant bim
Gcrn~r ~ convey 70 >lil George ". Fcttcu4tll
mat portion ui .AI rra! estate mentioned Ia sad
agreement a. 10 40 3 ami which j. specifically
bounded and described a. follow i to Wit. \ crr-
tain lot nr parcel ~ iaul situated Ia Franklin,
Hancock county. beginning Al the center Of me
highway ruId on the line Of land Of paVii Thoup-
>ou estate, thence south clzhts. Ain degrees aui
tncntS minutes east one hunjrcd aud nfts AEA
any four "Hc -hHuurrtlth- rod~ To or les 10
sake. thence ~ rIAht an- ir- -outhcriy twenty
hNt r'i- mere Ur H., 10 stake. thence 40 ri-ht
au-ite westerly. -lI last line hcng parallel IL THE
Hr,i l!uc aluNt mentioned, uur hundred auI Hftv
ard -cNeur .tnn one huuIrt'!th- rou- u.urr ur
.t9- :" ilc c'-at'r uf sAti highway iututc Unrtbcr
~ rs tuc center VI .tu HIGHWAY ID tht pu4ct II
beginning
dated At Frank ilu. .IauHlry I~th
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MARRIED..

sacrarappn Feb. 20 81 Rev. r. +. Bacon.
Nr. BruJamin r, Joy OF Ellsworth aud Mis-,
Edna \. Warren of >arcarsppa.
West Gnuid-horo- Feb Is. ~ n shaw
ELL. Nj. ,hurle> L True, aud Mis- llrn
4 iiptrN, tHfh ~ Guuld>horn
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Al atourt Of Probate holder at EurA.purt. wttutH
and fnr trr couhtt % Hancock Obj tie -rsuat
cdnc-,laf OF Feb. \. u. I,gr.
VETS CAIN, named executor ID s certain iu
l >rumrut purp rtius I" Y. thr Inst wlll AUS
testament an'i codic!i thereto of Roscoe II Gain.
ite 81 Eruuhliu ID -,tis county. Iccta-t,i A.l!us
l,rc-ci ten the same fur probate
bRbEEfp, That thr sal Yctt- 4 ain giye
notice u all persons Interested NY causing 4 coy
Of thi~ Ortirr he pUhil-h,d three, weeks -urcc~--
lNtis in thr Ellsworth American printed at tIl~-
worth. that tap' MAJ appear at i iir #ltr Court
b be hcltj at Ellsworth III >alI cuunry Va the -rc-
ONT v c,iut>,Ay III March uc>t, at ten Ut TIE.
riurk Ia the forenoon Auo >ncN cau-e, II aUy tury
nave, why the sara Instrument snnuli Ht be
proved approved, Anti Hcd as the lat kii ahd
testament ana cudi. We ut saint 4 tr..-cd.
q. i\\INGtIAAi, tuHGe.
Attest .-- fits. l.. bpKE, krsi-irr.
true coly--Attcst III, HA>. r. DoRa Eeg.,,cr.
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0rland.
Smells are quite plentiful, nut prices are
low.
The brickmaker> are busy shipping their
products for which they are receiving
good prices, We understand.
Rev. W. I. johnson lrctured last Sab
bath evening, in the Methodist church, on
the Evils OF Card Playing" Next Sabbath
his subject will be- the Evils of Dancing"
Mr.. Cole has just closed his singing
school, " hich was we'll attended and quite
attractive TO the Young people.
Mr., Reuben +. Grindle Of Penoh>cot
finished his school in district No. ) last
Friday. 1t las been successful term
both in instruction and government Three
scholars, Austin Ripley frankie Marks and
Ethel Ames, received prizes for being pre-
sent every day during the eleven weeks.
TWO OF our citizens want the office of
census collector for this town. Each has
a petition out, ami it remains to be proved
who will be the successful one.
E.h
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11IE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust of EXeru-
trX of the last viii and testament of Nahum Berry
late of Iamone. in the county of Han
cock, deceased, by giving bond the law directs;
she therefore requests all persons who are indeht
ed to said deceased's estate, to make immediate
payment and those who have any immediate lie
nands thereon to exhibit the same for settlement.
LYDIA I. BERRY.
December IIth A. D, 1889. 3wS
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HyneneaI.

On Thursday forenoon. th. 20, inst. pleas
an COM Any 81 RELATIVES and iIIrud> gathered
undtf iht spacious and ho>lllabe roof OF Mr..
Lewis r. " aIrtH. TO " lines. The marIla.e OF
Mis- Edna A. " Arfru With Benjamin r. Joy
OF Eli>w otIh. Me. The occasion was one OF
mu,h interest. and unaoNed pleasure, save
Tor jhr nllu-ilng Of deep regrets in MANY
hearts. lhai on - highly and justly esteemed
IA The community d, Mis-, afren has been
through her lille thus far, should no longer be
numbered With u>.
The ceremony took place at half past ten
O'Clock. and wa> performed h! the brides pas
tor. Rev. t.. +. Bacon. The present, were
numerous, taritd and Notwithstanding
such articles IA all elegant bra>s->tandard smp;
rich cherry writiug- desk, with mirror top;
fine French clock; and silver articles large aud
small. IN variety.
Mr.. JOY L. The manager II prosperous bust
ness in photography at Ellsworth. where (sf-
ter short Wedding tour the couple VIII
make their home. The warm esteem of an ell
lire community. and the affection # II large
clrcir OF friends IN the church OF which Miss
Warren i, member. will 20 with her 10 Der
ne" home, wbtre ma. joy attend her through
out her life HestbrOpk Chronicle.
The AMERICAN rises TO add to the above
it, good wishes and congratulations. The
bridegroom, " no is one of our successful pho
tographer. aud a Young man of sterling ~ortb,
j. deserving OF good wife. and we are glad
that he ba> got one; and We are especially glad
that that amiYble but Warren (warring, at
traction which has cost him 30 many "busi-
ness" "Trip, TO ''Portand,' has now become a
Joy forever. May happiness attend them and
as the Years speed on. may they ever realize
the follow ng TO be true:
with secret course, which no loud storms
aunoy,
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sonthNf>t tafhor
The following statement Is an extract
f ON the log" sent in by the purser of
steamship which ran into S. w Harbor,
Sunday morning, for shelter and repairs,
with note appended by H. l.. Day, NJ. D.,
one of the passengers, commencing the
strenuous efforts of the captain and crew
in working the steamer into a safe harbor:
Steamship Dominion. Capt. l. Haynes, left
Boston fer Yarmouth, n. s., Wednesday
morning 3 a. m. steamed on n. E. to with
in so miles of destination, met the gale on
Thursday. hauled head of shore aud hove
to, wind blowing hard S. east and thick
snow storm. The same afternoon the
wind hauled 10 the s. west and during the
night changed to n. west and blew gale,
making a heavy cross sea and intensely
cold Sighted a steamer Thursday, hove to,
hut could not make her out. Friday after
noon heavy sea struck under the counter
and carried away part Of the rudder. Sat
urday morning got an observation found pu-
>ltiun and headed in for the American shore.
Made the Rock Hight same evening about
SIX O'clock aud laid off till day then
came into :. w. Haraor.
NoTE BY PASSENGER. Capt Haynes with
hi> crew worked uubiy fir Ms ship coutin-
ualy facing the cold n T. wind. never
greater numhrr OF the passengers were SEA
captains, and all judlclnusly applaudcd the
efforts Of the captain and crew, dom. all
possible FIR the safety Of the ship
About four O'Clock Tuesday morning,
Feb. 18th. during the heavy snow storm,
the schooner Glen, Capt Fullerton, Of ST.
John. went ashore on Little Duck Island
and II i feared wilt be 4 total loss The
schooner l. four wears old and but partially
insured. With the assistance of the rev
euuc cutter Dallas. and the crew of the II fe
saving station at Isles ford. the captain and
crew were all saved. though much credit Is
due Capt Fullerton Who maufuily stuck
Is the Nessrl aud tended the rope attached
t. the boat while the crew Mere safely land
"a throngh the surf Where this vessel
was wrecked j. one Of the bicakr>t place,
"u our coast aud greatly needs light house
or some life-savlng means /" guide the
mariners. These islands are some eight or
ten miles out at sea aud away from any and
or assistance The CFcW OF the Glen have
taken passage for home on the steamer
Dominion
The ice fever has reached here and many
are looking for corner in the market. a
numhcr ~ our ;. " Halhpr citizens being
hrl~Sly engaged in putting up ice at Seal
Cove On the west side ~ the island
y hiir the usual number Of hotel men are
laying tn q larger harvest than customary
~ lume con~umpUun-
The sudden drdtn, Oh saturday, Fcp. Il,
after d weeks Hines. ~ our dear yuuug
friend Fannie Carroll came not only mlln
a crushing weight upon hrr near Relatives
hgt al~u y lth 4 ~nTr.l,ytul force through MI;
the whnie community wtIert ~he Ha> 4
general fa.ortr, and especially ~ hrr
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I bed.

OBITUARY. art.ee, hegaaf mr. Dt,, N1nr ana
tgr Rhsfh e P'' fs' at a. rate ~ ten renfs INK.
Ellsworth Feh p Mr.. Daniel Brady a.cd
y wears. months suh y DAYS.
Grrtt Pufi Feh. 10. Deacon GturEc vii.
,iaiu-. . rs years.
Rnngortrb- ~, Mrs Susan Jones. 81 North
Ellsworth, aged 80 Wears.
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When Baby was sick We gave her CastoyiA
When she vas Child, she cried for astoria
When she became Miss she CHING TO Castoria,
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The call for meeting Of The New Eng
land Granite operators to b. hul,i-n il
Boston - ct,cct a permanent organization.
Miil doubtless be largely responded -. II
j thought luat representative l!um Thu,
place viii hc III attendance.
" B hial>l-ll employs the u>ua. Quota
Of men At hi> quarry where tnrs are cut-
ting stone fpr street crp>>iu-> iii Phiiaicl-
PIMA. New Inrk aud Boston.
J. H. West Intends huil,ling SO W pier
near tile main channel " Taunton bay ioc
the convenience If d"rp ,irau@ht Vessels,
and to facilitate business IN loading stone
from MI quarry.
} z. Gordon has been quite successful
in getting MS vessel timber yard.d but TIE
disappearance of the snow iulertcrcd.
somewhat Win hauliu= il out 10 ihe bay.
The present sicdIiu. decides him e. itut on
"a big force and rush the business.
Mis-, Pheolrr Palmer If Boston, i in
town, tie guest Of Miss N. g West.
Mrs. Il l.. Smith and Mr.. T.. A Garter
are both recovering from taeIr severe Ill
ness.
Mrs j r Gordon J, though. To he i'm
proving under the treatment Of Or. LARA
bee OF Prospect Halbor.
Feb y. LEON.