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Barcus.
Adjourned to Z O'Clock p. IN. Of same
day.
7o'clock p. H.. Jan. 13. 81. board
convened, number present IL.
The chairman appointed the follow
ing committees for the ensuing year:
Ways and Meana.-W. H. Barcus
(chm.) A. Mccall, W. H. Patterson,
D. Kesler, r. L. Alyea.
Official Bonds.-Isaac Fish. (chm.
p. Zimmerman. A. H. Crazy.
Supplies. &c. L. Coon, (chm.) A
q. Berg. W. II. Barcus.
Claims-G. p. Gather, Lchm.] L.
D. Thomas. W. e Laird.
Bridges.-A. Mccall. [chln. ] A. II.
Crary, ". c. Laird.
Roads.-Barcus, [chm. j. Rasser
w. II. Patterson.
Settling with county treasurer
and Clcrk.-L. d. Thomas. Tchm. 6.
L. Gather, A. Mccall.
Settling with county Judge and
county Superintendent.-A H. Ho9'
man, (chm.) p. Zimmerman, Isaac
Fish.
Se~ttIcing with sheriff and jailor.-
A. II. Crazy, [chw.] D. Kcsler, NJ. NJ,
tdiller.
Rules.-G. p. Gather, [chm.] H.
H. Holdredge, W. H. Patterson.
Printing.-H. II. Holdredge, chm
A. q. Berg. j. RAISER.
Jail, court house and grounds
A. o. Berg, (chm.) G. 4. Coon, A
II. Hoffman.
Poor farm.-R. l.. Alyea, (chm.
d. Kesler, G. E. Coon.
License and pennits.-M. NJ. Mill
er, (chm.) H. H. Holdredge, W. C..
Laird.
Boundaries.-R L. Alyea, (chm ;,
A. II. Hoffman, Isaac Fish, j. Rasse,
NJ. NJ. Miller.
Moved and carried that the commit
tees appointed by the chair be the
committees for the ensuing year.
Moved and carried that the rules gov
erning the board for 1890 govern thi.
board until committee on rules report
Petition Of Chas. Gust and other.
Tor road on state line referred to com
mittce on roads.
Report Of special committee to cx.
anime the bond Of j. II. Wilcox a.
county attorney reported favorable
and that they accepted Of the bond
4 hearing was granted Mr.. Wilcox
and Hopkins. Moved and carried that
the county attorney case he laid ovc,
until Thursday next.
Adjourned to Jan. II at . a. IN.
Board convened, number present Is.
Mr.. Hopkins appeared before the
board and presented the subject of aid
for destitute people in the county.
Moved and carried that the chair
appoint a committee Of three to draft
a resolution to memoralixe the legisla.
turc for aid for destitute people in
Webster county. Chair appointed as
said committee Alyca, Fish. Patterson.
Hoffman aud Miller. Also by request
. committee Of three was appointed by
the chair rs relief committee to re.
ceivc and turn over to the proper par
ties or distribute as the case may re-
quire all goods, provisions, ETC.. that
may be shipped through the county
clerk % aid.
Adjourned to l o'clock p. m.
l O'Clock P. n. board convened,
number present Is.
Moved and carried that j. McCallum
be elected rs member Of soldiers re-
lief commission for three years.
Motion BY Alyea that road prayed
Tor in petition for road number 80.
town l., range IL, terminating at Re-
publican river, be opened and that 4
tender OF 80 be offered to each Of the
two claimants for damage. Nj. and
Mn. Chas. Besse. The ayes and
hayes being called for, the result Of
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

Bsisg il yosl old iron, bones, cop
pr a1drubbef AID get essh. Bcses
11st b dry ADD free iron smell
~ G. ". Dow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

01Deo' Nerve 0D0 Liver R6ooo.
An important discovery. Thy ct o.
~ 6vsa. stsnseA a1A bowls tAoagA tAs
HaRvsa. 4 - psi1aiPal. Thy speedy
GuRo b61ei0uanss0, bad taste. torpid livss
PIE ana eaaseipatioa. 8rlsodhd for ~
Vo0oo ~ ehil0sa. 00anesk mildol
Ip9Ess3 % doos Tor = eatL 0aAp3ss
he q .. L. CoteinG.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

Mod a1eoass. Uneil ~ po6Doo !
I expelled lrna - syses0. shsso g.
- 70 cure 6ce this 1oothoo0o ~
danesreos malsdy. TheseG6eo, ~ ooly
oEeOtiva trratmeat b . thoeeagA eoaseo
q Avert irsaRaEilla-tAs bese 81 N
blood pu: .n. The sooner 20 beGb
The Lctsc. /; delay b daaessoss.
81 VA teoaLled WITH cafosSh 1oe evse
two years. tried vas3oe0 so0o93oes
and was treated By . number q pAyoe
cans, but received 10 boos4e l1t4 i
began 20 take Ayers 0os0apoGillA 4
few bottles Of this medicine cared - q
this troubleoomo complaint 014 ee0s
nletely restored my hoalth."-Joooo j.
Boccs, Holman's Mil, n. G.
"yhsn Ayers Sassapesills ~ nc.
o,un,.nded 70 me for ceeaEThs I 49, h.
elm 1 70 doubt it, el8cecy. HavtA9
trs~ 70 many remediea, With little ben:
&C.. I had no faith that aHytein9 Wooj0
s-.r.. me, I became emaciated from To-
.sppetite and impaired diges3on.
+; i nearly lost the sense q smel!. D
i.,y system was badly deFanGed. 1Wee
:...oat discouraged, when . friend utBe0
,.ic to try Ayers 6araapaEilla. and n:
i,rred me TO persons whom e he'd cured
Of catarrh. After taking half . doeeo.
bottles Of this medicine, / an convtnce0
that the only sure way Of treating ~
obstinate disease IN through the blood"
Charles H. Naloney, 1l3 River 81
Lowell, Mass.
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THE CHIEF


Entered at the Post Office In Red Cloud, Men.
as mail matter OF the second class
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Ayers S,rs,p,dI|,,

Or. J. c. Aver 4 Co, lowsos Wes6
.ries 81; six besaiss. - WsstA oSs oeeG3A
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Pssssslisss board supervisors Web.
stsr sesaty, Nsb.. eoavesed At s"urt'
hosss Jassary l3, 1891.
Beard called 70 order, moved and
carried that ]. Fish oct - Temporary
chairman. The certificate Of D. +
Turnkey, county judge Of supervisor
Who have fled their bonds and quail
fed arc - follows:
W. H. Patterson. Harmony;
p. Zimmerman, Pottsdam;
]. RAISER, Pleasant Hill;
H. d. Holdrege, Inayale;
L. d. Thomas, Elm Greek;
A. H. Crary, Guide Rock;
d. Kesler, I'd ward Red Cloud;
A. n. Hoffman, Batin;
G. W. Hummel, Line;
NJ. NJ. Miller. Saltwater;
A. q. Berg, LIST ward Red Cloud;
Moved that the board now proceed
to elect permanent chairman by bal
lot. G. w, Hummel received II vote.
and A. Mccall . votes. MI. Hummc
having received a majority OF all th'
votes cast was declared elected chair
man of said board for the year 1891.
j. r. Wilcox presented his bond a
county attorney and claimed to be hi
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A Communication Thanks.

To the many friends who, the Christ
mas-tide just passing, have so kindly re-
membered me by their generous gift
priced not only for its intrinsic value. but
and regard SO graciously expressed in con-
nection with it desire to return my very
grateful thanks; and | would assure them,
and all others who have heard with inter-
est and sympathy of this little conspiracy
of kindness, that no experience of friendli-
ness and benefacton that | have ever
known has more deeply touched me than
has this 1t has excited my warmest feel
iDgs of responsive regard, and it is and
will be an incentive of the strongest kind
to all faithful service.
Conceived and carried out entirely with
out my knowledge or even suspicion, the
attack (if may use such figure again)
was one against which had no resource
but unconditional surrender; and so have
been led an easy captive in the bonds of
general goodwill. Mentionworthy also is
the manner of the gift; for gold was ne'er
so glittering fancy as were these freshly
minted double eagles four in their snug
yellow nesting places, and surely nothing
else but what is brightest as well as
best could even serve as symbol of the
love of friends, the worth Of which is
priceless.
With heartiest New Years wishes to all
ito whom these presents come l am as
ever their humble and devoted servant.
G. F. w. HUBBARD.
Ellsworth, Dec. 81. 1890.
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Franklin

Franklin
Messrs Lewis L. Wilbur and Will Card
are employed by Mr.. w. II. Card at
Olamon.
We are glad to note that Mr.. Card is
improving III health and now moves about
his house.
Mrs. Nancy Wilbur who returned home
from Massachusetts a few weeks ago is
now quite i'll with, seemingly, an attack of
la grippe.
Mrs Caroline Blai>del and daughter
Adra, are at home after pleasant visit to
Rev. S A. Blai>deli in Lewiston, not in
Bath as we inadvertently reported.
The schooner Laurel which left Boston
the last of November with merchandise
for parties here, arrived all right at Sulli-
van last week, and the goods are being
hauled across the ice-bridge
our stores displayed a pleasing variety
of Christmas bric-a- brac which we judge
was we'll patronized.
Wednesday evening a private tree at the
home of Mrs NJ. +. Blaisdell revealed to
the guests many pretty things. large
oil painting finely framed. was conspicu
Gus; SO also were silver ware. painted
table sCarfs and other valuable articles.
The little folks coveted the pretty dolls
and got them too. And that small old
fashioned cradle made one little girl hap
pv, whose doll was soon rocked to rest
The opening recltations by Miss Springer
and Mr. Merchant were we'll rendered.
public tree at the Baptist vestry
Thursday evening drew crowd.
Little Miss Charlotte Macomber. five
years old. has issued invitations to a birth
day party this afternoon. LEON.
Dec. 30.
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Wedding Bells.

The marriage of Mr.. Ceylon Emery of
Salisbury Cove, and Miss Mamie Ash of
Bar Harbor, took place at the church
at Salisbury Cove on Christmas eve, in con.
nection with the Christmas tree exercises.
The bride and groom were tastefully
dressed and made very pretty picture as
they stood under an evergreen arch, over
them hanging horseshoe of smllax and
geranium blossoms, with the best men and
bridesmaids on either hand, and the Christ
mas trees loaded with gifts in the back
ground. The service was said by Rev. w.
C. Stetson, after which the many friends
present had an opportunity of extending
their congratulations. A large number of
friends were in attendance from Bar Har-
Dor as well as from this vicinity.
The happy couple will spend the winter
with Mrs. Eta Young, whose husband is
away at sea, where Mr.. Emery has been
for some time. S.
Eden, Dec. p.
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Married..

Ellsworlh-Dec. "a. at the residence of the
brides grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
IIodgkins. by J. II. Brimmer. Esq. Mr.. Geo.
W. Murch and Miss Minnie f. Salisbury. both
of Ellsworth.
Dec. 90. by same. Mr.. John B. Bowin and
Mrs. Susie NJ. Gray, both of Bluehill.
Gouldsboro-Dec. %, by Rev. G. W. F..
Hill. Mr.. Nathan 7. Bunker, and Miss Theresa
o. Tracy. both Of GouldsbOro
West Gould>boro-Dec. 30. by A. b. Kings
ley, Esq, Mr. Leslie A. Springer of Hancock
and Miss Linda NJ. Snyder of Gouldsboro.
Bluehill-Dec. "a. by Rev. Edward A. Ma
son, Mr.. Algernon F. Cooper and Miss Carrie
A. Candage, both of Bluehill.
Eden-Dec. 20, by Rev W. 9. sletson. Mr..
Vernon II. Mcfarland and Miss Abbie E.
Thurber. both of Eden.
Winterport "a. by Rev. II. W. Nor
ton. Mr.. Walter S. Colson and Miss Josnnah
j. Wentworth. both of Winterport.
Fraukfort-Dec. %. by Rev. ii. W. Norton,
Mr.. Frank f. Rice and Miss Minnie f. CoIson,
both of Frankfort.
Stockton Springs Dec. %. by Rev. II. W.
Norton. Mr.. Emery A. Underwood Of Pros
pect and Mis-, Hattie Moulton Of Stockton
Springs.
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The railroad strike 10 Scotland Is far
from settlement; business in Glasgow Is at
standstill.
In the French Chamber of Deputies
Laguerre. Bonlanger's former supporter,
asserted that Buulaneism was dead
Forty lives were lost in the suppress
sion of revolt in behalf of Pierola, the
ex-Dictator of Peru.
The railroad strike in Scotland is
thought to be nearly over; the train ser
vice is improving.
"A spurious imitation of the Koch
lymph has been sent to Irish doctors by a
man in Berlin; German physicians are
urging the Government to undertake the
manufacture Of the remedy.
William O'Brien denies that he has
recommended the retention of Parnell as
leader of the Irish party.
Two hundred lives were lost by the
burning of the steamer Shanghai in
Chinese waters.
The Pope has finished the draft of his
encyclical on the labor question.
There are signs that Italy may remove
its prohibition against American pork and
lard.
Catholic missionaries houses IN NADIA
gascar and buildings belonging to the
French were attacked by natives.
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How Beautiful Flower was Named,

An Old legend tells Of two lovers, walking
by the river Rhine. The lady begged her suit
or TO pluck Il little pale-bluc flower. growing
on the bank. In doing 50. he fell into the WA
ter, aud was drowned; but. while sinking. he
threw the flower TO her. snd cried: Forget
me NOT" Thousands of women will never
ton has done for them. 1t i prepared spec
Tally To cure those diseases from which they
alone suffer, and often III silence. rather than
consult a ply stefan n periodical pains. weak
back. prnap-u>, and all uterine troubles
Purely vegetable and gudrdHtetd to give sat-
l-faclion III every case, or money refunded.
= 1t Is a mistake to try to cure catarrh BY Us
Ing local applications. Catarrh being cou,ti-
tutional disease, requires constitutional re M
through the blood. reaches every part of the
system.
For internal cramps and external chllls,
Johuson'- Anodyne Liniment eXcels anyihirg z
in use.
Now i the winter of our discomfort made
glorious summer" by Ayers SarsaparilIa.
This wonderful medicine 80 inyigorates the
>,stem and enriches the blood that cold wealth
or becomes positively enjoyable Arctic tx
plorers would do well to make note Of this
-"Well. Sarah. what have YOU been doing to
make YOU look so Young" oh, nothing much.
only been using Halls Hair Remover to restore
the color Of nv hair
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West Franklin.
Mr., Macarthur preached at the Baptist
church last Sabbath forenoon, Dec. 2lst
He appointed another meeting in two
weeks from this date 1t the same hour
Jan. 4th. His sermons abound in gospel
truths, not in what he has seen in London,
or anything else worldly. lie believes in
rendering unto God the things that are
Gods. He presented to US very clearly
the fact that no man can serve two mas
tiers.
The Christmas tree at the Baptist vestry
proved a success. Some valuable articles
were hung. such as gold watches, chains
and finger rings, etc.
That matrimonial epidemic which has
been so prevalent here in times past, mas
got here without wings. Rev. Mr.. Hodg-
don has been quite busy tying the knot
that is not so easily united. ii. A. S.
Dec. 80.
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Mr.. Stockton's serial. The House OF
Mfrth4" goes on merrily in the Atlantic for
December. The .iuaafic is fortunate in secur-
j. short stories from Rudyard kipling and
Henry Jane, it. papers by Mr.. Lowell and
Franei, Parbman,and hitherto unpublished let
tiers from Charles and Mary Lamb.1s91 will be
ared-.r;ter year FOR the magazine. But 10 con-
tiuue Margaret Christine Whiting writes
sbout The Wife OF Mr. Secretary Pepys." .
del ghtful. go--ipinS article. with amusing
quotations from the immortal Diary. DR..
Oliver Wendell Holmes contributes two
page poem. called But one Talent"
IIoughton, Mitfiin Il Co., Boston.
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THE NEW DISCOVERY.

You have heard your friends and neishbors
talking about it. You may yourself be one Of
the many who know from personal experience
just how good thing it is. If you have ever
tried IT. You are one OF its staunch friends, be-
cause the wonderful thing about il Is. that
when once given trial, DIR. Kings New Dis
coNery ever after holds place in the house
IL you have never used it and should be afflct-
ed with cough, cold or any Throat. Lung or
Chest trouble. secure "A bottle at once and give
1t fair trial. 1t is guaranteed every time, or
money refunded. Trial Bottle ten cents at s.
ID. Virgins Drus Store
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Neurology Of Ellsworth.

The following is the death list of Ellis.
worth for the year 1890, with date and
age:
Sada r Gray, Jan. 10, Tyr
Miss Mary Ellen Brady, Jan. %, % yrs.
Mrs. Lydia NJ. Taylor, Jan. 2G. 80 yrs.
Mrs. Annette Monaghan, Feb. l, 81 yrs.
Mrs Lettie NJ. Barron Carter, Feb. |,
81 yrs.
Mrs. Ellen b. Cousins. Feb. 5, 3G yrs.
4. J. Saunders, Feb. 5. 50 yrs.
Andrew Mahan, Feb. l6, 81 yrs.
Mrs. Ellen Dorgan, Feb. y, AZ yrs.
Daniel Brady, Feb. "a, 35 yrs.
Sarah f. Boynton, Mar. Is. 50 yrs.
George W. Fiske, Mar. 10, 63 yrs.
Thomas F. Bresnahan, Mar. Is, % yrs.
Eugene S. Higgins, Apr. 3. 26yrs.
Lafayette Davis, Apr. l6, G5 yrs.
Mrs. Abbie Z. Maddocks, Apr. 2O,2G yrs.
Parker W. Perry, Apr. II, II yrs.
Abram Tourtelotte, Apr. %, so yrs.
Hutson Corbett Mcleod, Apr. "a, 3 mos.
Charles w. Joy, Apr. 2s, 50 yrs.
Mrs. Maria r. Alley, Apr. &c, AZ yrs.
Matilda Geneva Sargent, May 3, mos.
Miss Annie A. Hawks, May ~, 81 yrs.
Mrs. Matilda D. Crocker, May &C yrs.
Miss Lizzie S. Hinckley, May "a, 26yrs.
Miss Lulie S. Morrison, May 20, 81 yrs.
Laura B. Seger, May 30, yr.
Jesse Treworgy, May q, sc yrs.
George W. Newbegin, May 81, 7G yrs.
John S. Jordan, May 81. 7Gyrs.
Rev. Sewall Tenney d. d.. June 6, So yrs.
Miss Nellie F. Bresnahan June 8. 1s yrs.
Mrs. Harriet S. Hapworh, June IL, Gs
yrs.
Miss c. Alice Weber, June IL, l6yrs.
James NJ. Jewett, June II, 81 yrs.
Francis Heath, June %, GO yrs.
Daniel b. Harrington, July I, % yrs.
Laura b. Davis. July 2, 3 yrs.
John F. Bragdon, July lG, 2yrs.
Capt Charles NJ. Alley, July II, So yrs.
Miss Mary +. Sargent, July lG, 20 yrs.
Mrs. Frances S. Hale, Aug. 10, so yrs.
Alpheus Moore, Aug, 6, 10 yrs.
Elbridge G. Urann, Aug. IS, IS yrs.
Carroll Kingsley Moran, Aug. II, 2 yrs.
John L. Moor, Aug 20, 81 yrs.
Mrs Catherine Hawks, Sept. s, Is yrs,
Mrs. Betsey Flood, Sept. Z, IS yrs.
Mrs Annie NJ. Bartlett, Sept. -, sc yrs
Addison Franklin, Sept. Il, ~ yrs.
Mrs. Tempe Jordan, Oct. 6, 81 yrs.
Mrs Sallie Y. Black, Oct. S, 90 yrs.
Mrs. Sophie McCulley, oct, 5, rs yrs.
Mrs. Jane NJ. Brown, oct. 10, 20 yrs.
Miss Jane Ring. oct. IL. S. yrs.
Edwin Moor. Nov. 5. 50 yrs.
John +. Raymond, Nov. = IS yrs.
Mrs Sarah W. Redman, Nov. &c, 81 yrs.
Mrs Martha =. Whiimorc. Nov. so,
- yrs.
Mrs Charlotte Fiheld. Dec. 6, 30 VS..
Mrs Susan NJ Davis, INC. 90, - yrs.
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Card Of Thanks,

| wish 10 thank the good people who took
part In sending me 4 Thank giving present OF
$50. feel that have much to be thankful
for. | saw among the list Of names many who
had kindly assisted u during my husbands
illness. | wish YOU to know that appreciate
your hindne.-
MKs. CHAs T.. WIrIiAM Bluehi.
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HE TOLD THE TRJTUi

was troubled with Liver Complaint for
years, and suffered terribly. Lake. the drug
gist, advised me TO take sulphur Bitters.
took three bottles and now | am IA well man.
L. EeNner. WnterhMrN. lnnn
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Marine List.
DOmestic Ports.

Boston-Ar Dec y. schs Arizona, Gray, Cas-
tire, Oregon. Candage, Rockiand
Ar Dec p. srhs Republic. Neville, Mt Desert /;
Willie. Bushy, Deer Isle
Charleston, ) C-sld Dec %, sch Nellie Wood
bury, Baracoa
Fernandina Sid Dec &c, sch J Holden, Has
kell. New York
Newpor-Ar Dec 81, sch Harvest Home, from
New YORK for Bar Harbor
Gloucester-ln port Dec "a, schs Laura + Ches
ter and Antelope, Buckspoit for Boston
Orland for Boston
Portland AR Dec 2i scLs Victor. Stanley. Z
Bluehill, w t Emerson, GOtt, Calais for Boston
Cid Dec g. schs Amelia Cobb. johnson, Bos
ton; Starlight, Bunker. fremont
Ar Dee p, sch l. N Webster, Brooksville
Ar Dec p, schs Fleetwing, Edw Rich and Kate
Hail. Deer Isle TOR Boston
PrOyidence-Ar Dec %, schs Jed FRYE, Langley,
and 4 II Crowley Lord, New York
Vineyard Haven-ln port Dec %, schs Iii ,ho
and W Holder
IOretg" Porte.
AnJer-Passed prior to Dec 20. bark Pcnobscot,
McCaulder, Singapore for Boston
Georgetown, 5 e for Laguna
Port au Prince-In port Dec 0, sch Annie E
Rickerson
Havana-Ar Dec 20. sch d d Haskell, Haskell,
New York
Cardenas-Ar Dec Il, sch Helen G Moseley.
Holt, Mobile
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Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Age mustbe paid for at the rate Of ten cents line
Ellsworth 26, Mrs. Susan NJ. Davis,
aged 50 years and months.
Seal Cove-nec. II. Mr.. Joseph II. Murphy,
aged 50 years, 8 months and II days.
Centre-Dec. 10. Miss Ida j. Galley, aged
90 years, II months and "a days.
South Gouldsboro-Dec. 81, Mr.. Augustus
Dodge. aged about 80 years.
Steuben-Dec. %, Capt Charles H. Haskell,
aged 81 years.
Franklin-Dec. 12, Mr.. Samuel B. Grant,
aged 81 years, month and 8 days.
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The family Christmas tree at Mrs. Octa-
vus Stover'a looked very pretty. All re-
ceived presents.
The box from the members of the Rev.
Mr.. Eveleth's family in the vicinity of Bos-
ton, which contained Christmas presents
with cards and short poems accompanying
each present, was novelty deserving of
credit.
Master Henry Clough leaves for his
home in Boston this week.
The steamer Castine arrived at her wharf
in BluehiIl, Sunday at 2 p. NJ.
Mr.. Jake Closson was in town last
week.
Drummers are not plentiful at this sea-
son Of the year
Mr.. {. ii. Bill who is still with Capt. Ed
gar Stevens. is expecting to remain in town
the remainder of the winter.
Miss Emma Jean Mcdowell has been
clerking in Mrs. Gross store during the
holidays.
Z. +. Chase, ESQ, sold good number
of tickets to the Monday night concert.
Mr.. Algernon Dresser is in town.
Mr.. Nash reports business good in his
new store for the season.
Dec 30.
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BCCkLEN'S ARNICA SALyE.

TIE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum Fever
Sores, letter, Chopped Hands. chilbains.
Corns. and all skin Eruption,. and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. 1t is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re-
funded. Price p cents per box.
FOR SALE BY 5. ID. Wiggin
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When Baby was sick, We gave her CastoriA
When she Child she cried for astoria
When she became Miss, she chung to CastoriA
Whsn sDs hid Children, sha gave them CastoriA
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Use Miss Beecher's Hair 4 Whisker Dye.
1t contains no lead or sulphur. Washing not
required after dyeing as in other dyes. Wholesale
druggists pronounce 1t the best single preparation
ever brought to their notice. The largest bottle
and best dye in the market. Used extensively by
ladies. Price, 50 cents. Prepared only by G. W.
THOMPSON, ROckland, Me.
AISold by all dealers. iyri3s
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE, Dec y. 1890.
Mr.. Lewis b. Dyer, Mr.. Henry L. Gould.
Mr.. Loriu +. Moore, Mr.. l.. A. Moore,
Nil. Olive Sinclair.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. W. GREEDY. p. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-01-01
Card Of Thanks.

The scholars in district 20. 3, Franklin have
my sincere thanks for the Christmas gifts re-
ceived.
ALICE G.. LAWS.
Hancock Dee. 20, 1890.