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Wedding Bells.

The home of Mrs. Sarah +. Hall was the
scene Of wedding festivities 0! unusual inter.
est Tuesday evening, when Miss Mabel l.. Hall
and Mr.. Omar W. Tspley, two OF our best
known and most esteemed young people. were
united in marriage by their late pastor. Rev.
{. +. W. Hubbard, who was present for
the occasion. The invited company iu-
Guided Mr.. Horace W. Jordan and Miss Jen-
ME Jordan. of Boston. Capt. and Mrs. Thorn
as Tapiey, of West Brooksvile. and other
family friends Of the wedding pair. Az
ter the brief but impressive marriage
ceremony, an hour OF music and social cheer
quickly passed.and the couple departed to their
new home on Hancock street, carrying with
them the hearty congratulations and affection
ate good wishes of the assembled company.
The wedding presents. which were numerous
aud of rare value and tasteful design. made
beautiful display and testified to the general and
high regard in W hich Mr.. and Mrs. Tspley are
held. May the rainbow of promise which on
the wedding eve Frightened the sky after a
day of dubious clouds be AN omen OF the happy
future which shall attend them.
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BluehiIl.

Bluehili
A good deal Of money will come into
town by French spoliatiOn claims
number II cases Of grippr in town.
cold dry time rain Is much needed.
w. | Partridge i in Boston this week
Rev. Mr.. Donnell preached Sunday even
ing to good house. Hereafter he will
preach every other Sunday evening
Mr.. Marshall and wife were at the Blue
hill House" Sunday,
John c. Holman and friends arrived Al
Seven oaks" Saturday.
David Grndlc has sold his place to Col
by | Pert and moved to Penob>cnt
May II. SUBSTITUTE
The new flag staff at the town school
house was put into position Friday. The
dag given by Mr. Joseph Peters Of Port
land, formerly of BIuehil, will be raised
Saturday, 10th inst, at y, NJ. and the
committee extend cordial invitation to
all who can make 1t convenient TO be pres
ent on that occasion.
Maj. Appel has gone to Boston.
Mr.. Pearl b. Day of Ellsworth was in
town Saturday, with his son. and returned
home Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. IL. Slower has purchased steam
er Florence from Col c. C. Burrill to run
between Rockland, Bluchill and Ellsworth,
TO be commanded ny Captain Oscar Crock
EFT, formerly of Henry Morrison
Mr. Geo II Slower, Mr. A. e. Slower
and Mr. Robert Bun-e left Tor New York.
Wednesday week
The steam yach, Maud s. went into com
mission. Tuesday. May )
The yacht Adeline is for sale
Mrs. otis IInckley Mrs Morton Miss
Lima and Miss Lnttic Morton are expect
cd 10 arrive at Orchard Lodge Nv the mid
die OF June
Mr. VIM. Bis~ett j. quite sick He has
shipped this spring SIP No paving blocks
70 New York snh vicinity
Rev. Mr. npane ~ Brooklin occupied
the Baptist pulpit, Sunday
Mr. K. ). O-good returned from Port
land Friday
Nil. Hattie Mayo has been the guest Of
Mr.. II 7 lijnckIey
The mischicyous boys will do well not
to disturb the property Of Mrs Edna Co
uant.
Mr.. John Msnion was in town Satur-
day
Friday night dance was \ quiet success
There i a church counsel in progress At
the Baptist chapel
Mr. Neuner Is perfeCtng 4 talking ma
chine.
Mrs Kate Means is painting her house
and besutifying her grounds.
DR.. Edward {. Barrett has Purchased
fine horse
Mr.. II j Jordan Wa in town Sunday
Mrs, Nash reports business improving.
Mr. Jake Clo-sJn was In town SUNDAY
Miss Nira Parker is teaching In North
Sedg~ick.
vessel discharged freight last week
for iinckley Sons
Mr.. David J. Allen was in town Monday.
Mr. Henry Dunn left town, Monday. for
Portland.
May Ia.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. c. L. Morsng visited Boston last
week.
DIR. $. d. Wiggn made a trip TO Boston
last week
this city. Friday.
-Syvanus Jordan, Esq. OF Bar Harbor.
was in th. city, Tuesday.
-Ex-County Attorney Fellows OF Bucks
port, was in town Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Grant has returned from Bos-
ton. where she spent the winter.
--Messrs. Deasy Il Higgins OF Bar Harbor,
were in this city, TUESDAY, on business.
Mrs. Geo. p. button aud daughter have
gone to New Bedford to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Joy have arrived home
from visit 10 Portland and Saccarappa
Mr.. and Mrs. BIT. Atherton with their son.
Paul, OF Some>yille. were in this city, Friday.
Mr.. Z. A. Dawson of the Pine Tree State
Shoe factory, has gone to Boston for a few
DAYS.
Mr.. W. NJ Howard. granite dealer. of
Bluehill, WAS in this city on THURSDAY. on
business.
-,
'''''''
The many friends OF Rev. G. F. "
'oi'e,"f ana hr'' - -. h"rAlh> nave
p''h sffhdlhH se'erai days IN Bangor visiting
'"''' da"~n"'S
Mt John n Hale. after spending week
IN New York, arrived home saturday from ht>
trip 70 California
MIR. William small ~ the kittery NAVY
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Green Lake.
The steamer Boss Hale will run from
the fish works twice a day to connect with
the train at Green Lake station.
Mr.. Newell Slower and Austin Foster
were here last week. to see about taking a
contract for the FISH buildings.
Mr.. Harry Ii. Buck, the fish com
missioner, is doing all he can to forward
the fish business.
Miss Lottie NJ. Wasgatt Is keeping
school in district No. 8, Ellsworth. Mss
Wasgatt is keeping one of the best schools
ever kept there.
Capt. Bellatty is here looking after the
fish.
Mrs Daniel Wight has returned from
Orand where she has been visiting her
friends.
1t is rumored that Miss Lottie NJ
Wasgatt. daughter of Charles W. Wasgatt,
Esq, is to be appointed postmistress at
East Dedham.
George w. Gehan is going to build q
nice cottage here.
MAY IL.
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The rainfall at Bar Harbor for the month
of April was light; but above the average OF
the past six years. The heaviest rainfall for
April was 4sl inches in 1887, and the lightest
l.s2. in 1900. Average, as stated elsew here,
Alb Mount Desert Herald.
-Merchants' week, Bangor. May 26tb, 1891.
$500 in purses, to be trotted at Eastern Maine
State Fair grounds. minute class, 500; .. 40
class, SlO0 2.33 class. 500; entrance fee 5
per cent. Entries close May 23d. at ! O'Clock
2. NJ. Entry fees to accompany nominations
Purses to be divided as follows. 30. -, 10 and
10 per cent; TO be trotted in accordance with
the rules OF toe National rrotiing Association
Horses distancing the field or any part thereof,
will receive first money only. The above
Races to be mile heats, best 8 in ) to harness
Admission to park free. Entries to be made
10 f. J. Murch, Bangor. Me.
Lewiston journal: Down along Fyge-
moggin Reach the waters are black with duck
A Journal representative saw flock after flock
each numbering msny hundreds. rise in front
Deer Isle, and on the way the boat TAU close
to one hunter alone in II small craft. who had
thirty decoys in the water and fifty birds
ano ard. Captain Shute of the Cmbra who
runs between Bangor and Bar tiarbvr three
times a week, going one WAY or the other
through the Reach each day, SAYS he sees acres
of duck each spring in the late April and
early May. but that about the middle OF the
latter month they begin TO disappear, where
TO, he does not know.
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State House Notes.

The fight tor the liquor commissioner
ship has become an exceedingly animated
one. The candidates are Hon. p. p. Gill
more of Dedham, Col. Nelson Howard and
General John Harper of Lewiston. and
Col. II. G. Staples Of Augusta. All are
old soldiers and all are gentlemen of re-
cognized ability and standing. All are
supported by prominent citizens Of the
state. At the present time the names upon
their petitions and letters stand as fol-
lows:
hon. L. L. Gilmore. u. 6)3
Col. Nelson Howard. ......................9 6S
Ten. john Harper. ...... '-.... '......7l2
Col. II. G. Staples. .33
Hancock people declare that their county
has not had any OF the State appointments
for many years, and that, having presented
man of MIR. Gilmore's unquestioned fit
ness for this place, their claims should be
recognized. Lewiston and AndroscogRin
people divide their allegiance between Gen
eral Harper and Col. Howard. The con-
test between the friends Of these two gem
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Waithsm.
Charles Clough i, selling OF his stock
preparatory - going to Bangor, where he
intends 70 build two houses for hts sister
in-law, Mrs. Annie Clough,
+. W. DeBeck has fitted up a store near
the post-ot,ice, and moved his goods from
Eastbrook there, where Miss Alice Moore
may be found % wait upon all that may
fsayorthem with a call
Mrs Sarah Curly Of Lawrence, Mass,
Is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hastings.
School commences In district No (
next Monday, laugh, by Mis- Amanda
iia~lam.
The school agents are a. follows Gil
man Jordan. in district No. |; Elliot
Jordan. in No.2; George Wilbur. in No t.
The farmers are very busy doing their
planting.
Nav
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Burlington
The closing exercises Of the East
Eddingtui: High school were very interest
ing. Ii was considered by all that attend
ed to be one of the most successful terms
that has been taught for years In the
evening an exhibition was given by the
scholars and teacher. which was very fine
The proceeds will 60 towards buying al
organ for the new school house.
Charles Broad is recovering very slowly
from severe attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. l.. z. Smith and son, Herbert, will
start for Boston the present week, where
they will remain during the summer.
Andrew Dyer and family have moved to
East Eddington.
Our community was saddened by the
death of one of Clifton's highly esteemed
ladies the past week. Mrs. Nancy Chick
departed this life April 18th, after many
weeks of intense suffering. She had a
large number of friends here and else
where, who will unite in feelings of
sorrow at her death. We extend to the
bereaved husband and family our deepest
sympathy.
April 30.
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Memorial Day.

SOUTHWEST hARBoR, May / !, 1891.
The comrades of James NJ. Parker Post.
No l05 G.. A. K. of Mount Desert, are
specially requested to meet on Saturday
evening, May %. at G. A. r. Hall to
transact such business as shall come be-
fore the Post. The following comrades
are detailed to decorate graves: A T.
Corners, Bar Harbor; A. c. Savage,
Northeast Harbor; G. L. Lurvey, South
west Harbor; W. c. Moore. South Side of
Harbor; Maurice Rich, Bass Hsrbor ;
Henry Jeliison, Salisbury's Cove; B. T..
Anterior, Somesville and Beech Hill; c.
f. Dow. Centre; Jared Reed. Oak Hill !;
NJ G. Joy and J. L. Thompson, Town
Hill snd Narrows. Flowers are solicited
from all to be handed the details in the
respective sections. The W. R. c.. Sons
of Veterans, the Patriotic Sons of America
and schools are invited to participate 10
the Memorial services. The s. of V. will
act as escort. G. L. Luryey will serve as
Marshal Address at the church at ESQ
Pm. All are cordially invited
By Order of Committee,
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Supreme Judicial Court, April Term, 1891.


LUCILIUs A. EMERY, Justice Presiding.
J"m ,,,s " DO" ',, Ion, 'lTrA.
- " 49, " l ~ ~ hksoN' ontrlu.
III fohp' SouhtN Attorney
"a, IL HMll IN, e'snographer.
Th"AN - smith, messenger
Monday, May 4
The greater Part OF the day wss occupied in
the hearing OF div orce cases. The following
were heard by the court:
Annie : sander. INN =. pre,,,s. "
Saunders Divorce decreed for three wears
utter deserton Custody of her three children
given to the lbeliant
Cunningham for Iib'r
A,,h.n. " x..., in,,l, - 1t \
son DWARF, Ircreej for ,hree .ru'1 =, ~
.r,,,r ~ '"AN s'"tS u''ei ue-
Rurnham for uhyr
~ ~ ni - t"t,'Y ~ y, " heroert {: ZEN,
habit, OF intoxicat,ou Cu.,n,j, Of ,hree ,hiI'
dren given to TIE IibeIlsnt 0"''
Jasper Hutrhinrs Tor Iih.it
,IE. " Lu u
/ .Nii,'ar ,n. n'...nel; 10 " v, Nso'h ~
III, -, 1T 14A"' ~ N'>ei ''"h' y We
- iuunu !" tue service. ana new SET
Nh 80 y ,- ~
"'i'' h'"- ''e'> i"t "p ~
Jennie r Grant, lh'it, ". William J. Grant
Divorce decreed for gross and confirmed hsb-
~ OF lnioXication. Custody of child given to
The mother
Fellow for lih'i.
Sussn r. Uuntjey. lih'lt \. Iohn / HINT.
lev divorce. drcr,,ed for thre. ,.sr.- mr., A.
sertion tu>iod, of ibr,- children ,,i,en tn
tie mother
tlArA for nh'It.
Irfv.ha.b Mr. nan, u..,
,S.. ,,,,tir,,.'A 49,; - ~ ue" ~
- f1r ~, ,S,,'jaot ~ - "a, IN III
4..,,... -"' ''''' Wv
>tus-f for iihrt
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TRY pANA'S SARSAPARlLLA!
Happy Has~ier.

VIM fimmons, Postmaster Of IdayilIe. Ind,
writes: Electric Bitter> has done more for
me than all other medicines combined. for
that bad feeling arising from Kidney aud Iiv-
er trouble" John Leslie, farmer and stock
mtu, ~ same place, say: Find Electric
BiIlrrs % hc the best Kidney and Liver medi-
cine. mad" me feel Ike new man" j. W
Gardner. hardware merchant, same town.
SAYS; Electric Blttcr- l. Ju-t the thing for
man whu + MI run down and don't care " beth
cr be- lives or die- he found news strength,
good appetite and felt ju,t Ike he had new
icn-e On lie. only 3oc. bottle, at ;. y. wig
gins Drug store,
Toothache, every ache dee, from John
sons Anodync l.iniment i, from a wrath 10
come
-NrmmH ito her little boy. Now, Rem
mic, II you'll he good aud go 10 sleep, mamma
II give YOU one OF Dir. Ayers nice sugsr-cost-
ed tathsriic Pills. next time YOU need medi-
cine" Bcnnie, smiling ,weetly dropped of
to sleep
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HFAnQU4RTFRs VIM. II. II. RICE Posi-. ,
No. -, DEPARrM'T or MAINE. Il. A r..
Ellsworth. May II, 1891.
ORDER No 2

NO. ~, IEfAkIM 7 OF MAINE. II. 4. X. p
Ellsworth. May H. 1891.
ORDER No. ..
l. In accordance with the Rules and Resu-
laions Of our Order, aud pursuant 10 GENERAL
Orders No -. Headquarters g. 4 X. snd
Genera order. No. 4. Department Headeusr-
trI-. saturday. NAV 30. will be observed in
Ei>~ orih. u Memorial Day.
IL. II Is earnestly requested that flag on
bui dinG> and on the shipping be DISPLAYED at
bali nasi during the DAY. and that all place. Of
business be closed between the hours OF
o'clo' 4 P, NJ. and } O'Clock P. NJ.
III. Al O'Clock A. NJ. d-tachmeni- from
this post VIII proceed TO the several QUILTING
cemeteries 10 decorate The graves Of soldier,
and sailors a. follows:
At Noodbine and 81. ,Ioseph's Catholic Gem
e,ere~-E. Bon-ey. +. u. Gould. ID. l.. Fields.
Maurice Downey, James Hamilton and Jas.
A McGown.
At the Congregational church-s II. Wiz
giu and / j Holmes.
At North Ell,w orth Jas. NJ. Moore. Parn- u
b. Moore. Alien A. Potter, Geo. ". Patten
and 4. T. Phillips.
At Ellsworth Falls-J. F. Whitcomb. A.
Hunt. u. Lyman. c. II. HAYNES.
Catholic cemetery on High -treet-M. Dow
ncy. Jere Harrington.
Beechland and Rlyerside-F. A. Macomber
" Il. Campbell.
North Hancock u Ohm Malone, A. ". Cur
t.> Israel Durgan.
lA!noine-B. ] MGR aTlalli, y Is ouhE.
WalthAm-A. W. Goosin-. L. u. " ilber.
Ea-lbrook A. i. Dyer. L. l.. Cough.
Oti>-W. r. RemicK, J VI. Fogg.
~lrry- Philip Stin~on. r. W Morgan, Geo.
7 4 ark. samuel klheld
West Ellsworth-G. b. Floyd. Sharrington
NlauApoie
Treuton-H Marks j. Il. smith.
MariAviIle-C X. Goodwin.
IN. AT ! O'Clock P. NJ, sill the comrades
viii assemble 1t Grand A rmy Hall. where they
will form ia column and march 10 the soldiers
monument on the High school grounds. where
service from the Service Book viii be held.
'. At the conclusion Of the services at the
monument. the comrades viii again form in
column and escort the Orator OF the Day 10
Hancock Hall. where the Memorial address
viii be given by Rev. Father Thomas + But
Ter Of hi. citv. At the close OF the services
the comrades will again form in line aud do
escort duty for the speaker, after v hlch they
VIII return to their Hail and di>band.
ii. The Noman's Relief Corps, sons OF
Veterans. MAYOR Davis and members OF the
city goVernme at. the children OF the public
schools and citizens generally. are cordially in
vited To take part in the obserrsnces of the
day.
VII. Comrade John F. Whitcomb is here
by designated Marshal OF the Day.
By order Of
MELVIN ;. SMITH.
Post Commander.
JAS. &. CHILCoTT. Adj't.
NoTE-standari time is intended In the hour,
Of the above order.
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Marguerite Circle, G. L. S. c.,

Held its last meeting for the season Mon
president, Miss l.. l.. Phelps. The pro
gram was OF social and farewell nature
After the usual opening business, Mrs.
Phelps read a chapter from manuscript
>crIbiug the graduation OF the Pioneers"
al Chautauqua. The roll call. which usu-
ally comes first, was then gwen auJ CON
sisted Of original and selected farewells
This was followed by the usual closing
address Of the president, a copy Of which
Will be found elsewhere. After being re-
freshed with cake which was served in
honor OF our oldest and most loved MEM
bers birthday, Mrs. Whittemore, in be-
half of the members of the circle, address
ed the president and presented her with
box containing seventeen silver dollars
which was only an emblem of the apprc-
citation and gratitude of those she has so
long and faithfully ministered unto
Mrs. Whittemore was chosen president
of the circle by reclamation
Lutte BLoDGErr, Sec'y.
Dear FtHo,e CblutauYuuns
once more il becomes my duty n sneak
the farewell word As W.. s,4narate tnr "a
cation For nlua hannv wears ona fnr
each muse We have iva AMI movnd III
had heinz we have sat a, the fec, ~
wise teachers in literature and science and
learned wisdom both from nature and
revelation. The stars in the heavens have
given lis lipbt and the rocks beneath or
ut h,y. ,i.ld.d ~, ,bai- .cr., W
~ ~, ~
navy 20 ny" aim iio'ii eie ages anu the
saSes- some OF Us nave hhlshed the course,
nsssad ,h.. arche. fn,r sacr.i ., S,.ia,1.,,~
Arr Iit.rs,nr. ami F,ith ami haya r,.c..i,.
ed ,h,. nl,.1[,p az 1,nr sncce.. in n,rcb,na,,
ar nsnvrn. and nov comes ,ha IA n,,...
t;on .:f,,; Re- . for .h., ,rnod. W.,
viii it all .mount to- Has il bean onIy
,1aassn, evening opc, . u.ek m. ,rs,b.r
In, ~ stor.of tnou,..dua for ~ ,.,
ns,,al aggra,di,am..r,s ~ mi, ho al w.
hsva fsil,,i to imhih.. rho tru.. sn,ri, ~
| Cbsu,snnn. tn. motto of Tho ..proar.s.
- w. s,,,d, g. i.,i, 80 No.. 49,
1 1;,,h, - ,, 10, So ,
..Ennu,lad,,a nnrs.d for m. ,aod 80 atho.
l. more yain Than uruSed goId y axnra.
I in Golden word, What our 1Jn,a ,o,,te, .x.
/ poets of US. In recent paper read the
| following, from an unknown author
| which seems to me to embodv the true
! Chautauouan idea. Perhaps Won viii allow
your president as she resigns her Office
and speaks her maj rae, TO commend 1t
TO you as a motto Tor your future HE
| As we meet ana touch each day
| ne many travellers on our way,
ley every such orlel contact be
| a glorious, helpiui ministry;
| Ing contact OF tte SOL ana seed
| L"en SninS ~ Ine o'ner uee",
| Eacn neipihg On me others Dest,
| ana DRESSING eacn as wen as oiest'
| ana now In conclusion let me ask you
70 ao'ae oy the motto OF our beloved Z. l..
,. =. ana keep the Heavenly Father IN
the midst IN the midst, that Is. IN
lne ,liuole vi centre uoo AZ lne heart OF
an 'pihSs Is ntl'ns tnought Ior our CLOS
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Memorial Services.
RNrQUARTER> WM. II. II. RICE Posi-,

HRtHQUARTFR> WM. II. II. RICE Posi-,
No. IS, DFPAKTM'T or MAINE. q. 4. r..
Ellsworth. Msy II, lssl.
ORDER No. i.
The officers and comrades OF thi. Post are
hereby required to meet al their Hsl. on sun
day evening. MAY Path. at Is 30 o'clock pre-
paratory to marching 10 Hancock Hall. 10 liz
ten Ia 4 Memorial sermon by Rev. j. I. Cro--
by. and such other services as may be connect
ed herewith. st o'clock.
The Womsn'- Relief Corps. son. OF Ve,er-
au>. and all honorabiv discharged soldiers and
sa!ior>. are invited TO lake part with the Post
in Az ob,er' Ance- Of Memorial sunday.
BY order OF
NFLNIN :. SMITH.
Post Commander
Ia 4 CurI cnrr Afif
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Franklin

To-day is the first intmation of summer
that we have had.
Rev T A. Hodgdon and family leave for
Penobscot Tuesday Gu the last Sabbath
before leaving for conference he admins
tered the rite Of baptism, and received
into the church two members
The helfry OF the Baptist church is
being repaired.
The Dramatic Club extend thanks to
those who rendered aiued assistance and
liberal patronage at their entertainments
The amount realized clear Of expenses
was Si7.j3, with which they are much
pleased, LEON.
Nav H.
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May 4th, 1891.

Secretary Tracy is planning to have
thirteen vessels participate this summer in a
series OF naval maneuvres in the waters Of
the North Atlantic. 1t is expected that Rear
Admiral Kimberly will command the fleet,
and that the manauvres will take place near
Newport, r. /. The fleet will visit the coast
OF Maine during the summer, passing several
weeks n Bar HsFbor,
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GEN. Il. Z. HITLER.

Still lives 80 do hundreds OF others who
have been cured OF Rheumatism and Neuralgia
By the great blood purifier, sulphur Bitter,.
Send for Testimonials.
l WAS troubled with catarrh for seven
years previous to commencing the use Of
ElS's Cream Balm. 1t has done for me what
other so-cacd cures have failed to do cured
me. The effect of the Balm seemed magical
Clarence l.. Hun. Riddcford, Me
Don't feel we'll" aud yet YOU are no, sick
enough TO consult doctor, will tell YOU
just what you need. 1t H. Hood, SarsaparIa.
which will lit you out Of that uncertain, un-
comfortable, dangcrnu. condition, into state
of good health, confidence and cheerfulness.
-DANA'S IS GUARANTEED" TO
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The BEST SALvR in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chopped Hands. thiiblain-,
Corns and all Skin trupSion,, and positively
cures Pile, or no pay required. II /, guaran-
teed 70 give perfect satisfaction, or money re
funded, Price - cents per box.
FOR SALE BY 5. u. Wiggin.
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Married..

Ellsworth May IL. BY Rev. c. +. W. Hub
bard. st the residence of the brides mother.
Mr.. Omar W. Taplcy and Miss Mabel l.. Hall,
both of Ellsworth. No cards.
Frankfort May >. by Rev. H. W. Norton,
Mr.. ). II. Coi-ou OF Frankfort, and Miss Au-
gu-ts A. Morton OF Hurricane.
New London. Conn.-Msy !. by Rev. ;. lie
roy Blake. H. D.. Mr.. Isaac f.. Conklin OF East
Hampton, Long Island, and Miss Mary r. Gar.
land Of Ellsworth.
Londonderry, \. S.-March Is. by Rev. g.
b. Layton, Mr.. John W. Reynolds OF Els
worth, and Mis- Ella s.. eldest daughter Of
Edmund Davidson. Esq, OF Londonderry
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nemen is most aggressive one Perhaps
never in the history of the State has case
presented itself where the choice was
more difficult. All the candidates are men
Of recognized ability and high standing
The office will be we'll taken care Of who
ever is selected 1t is probable that the
matter Will be decided very soon -Keane-
bee journal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-05-14

The case of Harry f. Morse and Charles
r. Morse of New York, VS.. Z. b. Rodick and
Milton Rodck OF Bar Harbor ct ais. was on
trial in Portland for two days. The plaintiffs
al Bar Harbor last May made contract with
Frapcis II. Smith, who afterwards assigned
the contract to the defendants. The contract
was for the delivery Of $500 tons OF ice at
e. Is per ton. The sum OF 81 900 was PAID 10
advance The defendants did not deliver the
lee claiming that the plaintiffs were not ready
10 receive it at the time named In the contract
They returned the $3.50 paid in advance.
The action was for $4,000. The jury, Thurs
day morning. rendered a yerdics for the plain
tfs for 81 2lS. The defence filed a motion for
a new trial. 0. d. Baker, W. Z. Hogan ana
VIII Loouey appeared for the plaintiffs and
A. P. wiswell and Clarence Hale for the
defence.