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Fred Lufkin who has been at work in
Massachusetts for two years came home
Wednesday to visit his mother
\ few enterpri>ing farmers have put in
early potatoes and peas.
DR.. IL. W small was in Boston last
week.
The granite business is starting up
6ri-kly this spring at Green's Landing.
VIM. NJ Powers moved his family to
Green's Landing this week. He viii be
employed on the stone quarry.
Mrs. Amos Sellers who has been very
SICK the last TWO weeks is recovering.
La grippe is very prevalent here thi,
spring.
Peter Powers has sold his store at
Green's Landing and with his family has
gone to Washington, near the Pacific
Ocesl, A.herc he VIII take up land anu
begin farming.
High school has been closed Tor a Yecl
on account Of the teacher, Allen Small :
being sick.
It is reported that DR.. II. W. Small
will be at Swans Island for a part Of the
time this summer. and after that will
settle there permanently.
H. T. Lufkin has bought Peter Powers
store at Green's Landing
April II.
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Died at Penobscot, Me-, March 25th, 1891,
Charles Bridges, aged % years. Bro. Bridges
leaves wife and six children who feel deeply
their loss. May the holy Spirit" lead them
to the fountain of blood opened in Christ for
their cleansing. Bro. Bridges was a professor
uf religion for many years. He was familiar
with the Holy Scriptures. having made them
his companion through lite. While in health
he was faithful upon the class and other
religious services. Having borne the burden
through the heat OF the day he finally reached
the goal where he laid off the burden and
peacefully fell asleep in Jesus. there to await
the trumpet's last cali which in the light Of the
resurrection morn shall raise to life and i'm
mortality that which In corruption fell;
r. 8. Ross
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Mount Desert Herald: In reading a copy
of the Boston Neus- Letter for April s. 1926,
we recently came across the following item Of
local interest -
A late clerk in the Registers Office In Han
cock county. at the late term of the court Of
common pleas at Castine. Me-. was convicted
of breaking into the same office in the day
time and stealing piece OF india rubber of the
rdiue Of ttcO cents. and sentenced to suffer
fifteen days solitary confinement and six
months hard labor in the state prison.
The following rescrpt has been received
by the Clerk of Courts in Hancock County.
Alexander c. Hagerthy VS.. Hosea B. Phillips.
Rescript.
A. being in financial straits, made note
to his own order. signed by his firm as makers
and Endorsed by him, and procured three Of
his friends to iudorse the same with him in
blank for his accommodation. Before making
the note be applied to the three separately,
and each promised TO indorse if the others
would. Nothing was said by or to either Of
them about the order of Endorsement, or the
share of liability to be assumed The note was
sent around for them to sign severaly just as
they happened to be found without any design
as to precedence Of signatures. Held:-That
the Jury was justified in finding that, a. be-
tween themselves, ii was a joint accommOda-
ton Endorsement. such AS renders them liable
to contribute equally in the payment Of the
note. they having, on account OF the insolvency
OF The makers, to Day the same.
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Marine List.

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED
Wednesday, APPS
Sch Loduskia, Bellaty, New York
SAILED
Thursday, Apr9
Sea J NJ Kennedy. Woodward, Rondout
ARRIVED
Sch Elizabeth Sinclair, Boston
SAILED
Friday, AprIo
sch Marcelius, Remick, Rondout
Saturday. Apr Ii
Sch New Boxer, PatteD, Rockland
Domestic Ports.
Boston-Ar Apr 10, sch W Hne. johnson.
Deer Isle
AR Apr Il. sch Carrie Pickering, Marshall.
Newburg
Bangor-Ar APPS. sch NJ b Mahoney. New
CID Aprils, sen A Woodruff. Devereux.
Bermuda
Jacksonville-Ar Apr s, sch Storm Petrol, Bon
Mt Desert Ferry-Passed out Apr !, sch Fran.
coma, Franklin for Philadelphia
New YorK-Sld Apr 10. sch Jed Frye, Provi-
~, Ar Apr schs Lillian Woodruff. Hodgkins
Hodgkins, Thompson, New Bedford
Ar Apr Z, schs Grace Cover johnson, Laguna ::
Coolidge, Kragdon, Santiago
Sid Apr 8, sch Silver Heels, Boston
Newburyport-Sld Apr 10, sch Emma Briggs
Portland
Portland-Ar Apr II, sch Edward Rich. Deer
Isle for Boston
Cid Apr II, sch Eva May, McDunee, Somes
Sound for New York
Ar Apr 8, schs Ophir. Cot, Boston; lydia NJ
Webster, Webster Castine
Cid Apr ., sch K French, Norman, Prospect
Harbor
Phiadelphia-ArA Apr 10, sch Light of the East
Smith, Sullivan
savannah-Sld Apr Q, sch Susan N Pickering,
Philadelphia
Vineyard Haven-Ar Apr 8, sch VIM Slater,
Bucksp0rt for New York
Ar Apr 10, schs Nellie Doe. Elizabethport for
Bucksport; Wapella, Mt Desert for New York !;
Annie Lewis. Lewis, H0bOken for Portsmouth
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Quarryyillr. Mt. Desert.

Mr.. Edward Somes of Somesville, was
stricken with paralysis last Monday while
returning from Bar lIarbor, where he had
been with Roland Ashley. He was con
veycd 10 his home by Mr.. Ashley. and Drs
Grindle and Manning were summoned to
attend him. At last accounts he had raj
lied but very little.
Mr.. Alonzo llodgdon Of this place has
moved into the store formerly occupied BY
VIM. J. Richardson, and Campbell Il Ma
combcr have taken the store vacated by
Mr Hodgdon and are putting in stock OF
goods.
April 6, the G. A. X. Post celebrated the
twenty fifth anniversary Of the orgsnizs-
lion. Services were held In the Union
church At Sonesvilit. General orders were
read at $50. after which remarks were
made by the Rev. Mr. Bates OF South
West tlarbor, and Past Commander j h
Mason, After services the company al
journcd % q A Il. Hall. where hot coffee
and bareback were served.
Ernest l.. Hamor Of Somesvillc, only son
OF jonathan and Mary A. Hamor, died
sunday, April 9TH, after u long lingering
illness, which he bore with heroic forti-
tud". The bcrvayci parents have the deep
sympathy Of the community also OF wide
circle of friends, for Ernest was one of
those who Possess the happy faculty Of
winning friends. never making enrmi.,
His funeral was attended the 1th inst. by
the Rev. II X. Mccartney, formerly pas
tor of the Congregational church in
SOme>sl He
Lincoln Hutchinson who has been suffer
ing from Iy~pcllsIa for tho past fyn wears
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The best shoe made for farmers and all
outdoor workers is the Tapley BREAD Win
ner." which is manufactured expressly for
their use. 1t is capital shoe for wear, easy
and plant to the foot and at the same time
tough and durable. Don't fail to see it when
purchasing your next pair Of shoes.
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE, Apr. II, 1891.
Mr.. John II. Gikey, Webster NJ. Higgins,
Mrs. 5. NJ. Jordan. MIR. James l.. Moore,
Mr.. Richard McPike.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. X. DEyERRUX. P. NJ.
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STATE OF ONO, CITY OF toLEDo, a.
LUCAStoUNII.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he i
the senior partner OF the firm " +. J. CHENEY
& Co., doing business 10 the city OF Toledo
County and State Aforesaid, an that said firm
VIII pay the sum OF oNE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each aud ever, ease OF tATARRH
that cannot he cured by the use Of HALLS CA
TARkH Ct RE.
r. J. CHENEY.
Sworn To before me and subscribed in my
presence. this 9th daS Of December. A. ID. 1856
-- A. ". GLEASON.
- Notrry PHhiic.
Halls tatarrh Cure is taken internally aud
acts directly on thr blood and mucous surfaces
of the y stem. send for testimonials. free.
r. j. CHENEY II Co, Toledo. o.
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The POSITIVE CURE. 80

Ar Apr 8, sehs T. II Barnes, Portland for New
York; Two Brothers, sullivan for Providence
Foreign Porss.
Rio GranGe-Sid Mar 8, sch Augusta Z Herrick,
CLAW, Santos
Cienfu'g SID Apr |, sch May O'Neil. Watts,
Delaware Breakwater
Kingston. Ja-Ar Mar -, sch Nellie Woodbury.
Charleston
st John, b CID Apr 8. sch AP Emerson,
Day, New York
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" ua' ~ tHr lF''e MAY De
'''
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w. ''"m l>'I 10 l'9l ma Just been issued.
lit H. rIu,rel thal the ''oliyctte" will not
ru4 tr l}a. liagaor jhi, season.
up, a'ura which wa> expected TO he Civ
eu j, iu" un-r.- 4tion4i Nt>try on Thursday
evening" q I'D, week, ha> been postponed.
Tho II -h school aud the schools in li,-
trHt NJ. D. c5uniaurrd their spring term Mon
dAy. Mia tbt same teachers A. last wear
Cbarf.. E,,on. F.o ~ ,,r,,p.. Isn.iin,,
= wears Of age ha, cut a CORDS OF tirewood.
IN The woods the past winter.
i've hear that the ,rbaap4r xii wind ~
TIL uarI carried ava, her ba,,I-.,.,r ana W..
Otherwise damaged. & fe.y ,is,.t.,,. near NeN
o-n and va, tow ea into that port.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALyE.

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Bruises. sores, Ulcers, salt Rhcum, Fever
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funded, Price - cents per box.
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When Baby va sick, 70 gave her CastoriA
When she a Child she cred for astoria
When she became 81 IS, she chung To CAstoriA
:. When al. hsd Children, she gave them CAstoriA
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TRY DASA'S SARSApARII.IA!


After a varied experience with many so
called cathartc remedies, am convinced that
Aver, Pills give the most satisfactory results
| rely exclusively on these Pm, for the cure OF
liver and stomach complaints, john Il. Bell
ST., Abilene. Texas.
Battle freely with John.on'- Anodync Lin
imcnt, then rub hard night and morning, toI
pIrurI-y.
When YOU decide to tale Hoods >ar>a-
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Tut preparation, which clerks may claim j.
"a good a Hoods" The peculiar merit oi
Hoods >ar>aptria cannot be- vquaed
Therefore Insist upon Hoods sar,aparlla.
MY tATARRli was very bad. For thr.
~ years have been troubled with ii have
tried i number Of remedies without relief. A
druggist advised EN- Cream Balm. have
used only one bottle and vsn say feel like
urw man | make this voluntary statement
that Others may know OF the Balm.J. "
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A RE the srANDAgDPAINTsf for STRUCTURAL
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on account of their purity and great cover
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One gallon will cover from $50 to 275
square feet, two coats.
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Supreme Judicial Court, April Term, 1891.

lrcIIUs A. EMERY, Justice Presiding
JoHN +. kNuwLroN. Clerk.
JAMES W. PATTERSON, Sheriff.
h.. 7 srotFoRD, County Attorney.
hJEI +. SMITH, stenographer.
EDGAR c. SMITH. Messenger.
DEPUTIES PRESENT.
Lewis + Hooper, Ellsworth;
Nt.iam fennelly, Bar Harbor:
Robert H. JOY. Golld>boro;
baNid j. Allen. Se,iewick.
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Good Looks.

Good iooks are more than >Ain deep, depend
ng upon a healthy condition OF all the vita
organs. II the Liver be inactive, YOU have Il
Bilious Look il YOUR stomach be di>orderca
YOU have y DI.peptic Look. and II your X III.
uey, BE- affected you have Punched Look
Secure good health and YOU will have good
looks. Electric Bttcr> i the great Alternative
Tonic aud act, directly on these vital organs
Cures fimpe., Blotchcs, Boi> and gives i
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TWO YEARS AGO !.

Wa sight to behold and was unable t
enjoy life at all. Now | am The picture Of
health and can eat any thing. What did it!
sulphur Bitter- cured me OF Dyspepsia anu
Liver Complaint, after suffering two years
". H. BotrmdH, Manchester, y. H.
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choppers. Recently Hiram Treworgy and
his brother Philip sawed and split four
cords OF wood for Charles Hammond in
ten and one fourth hours. They, with the
help of Ernest Moon, sawed and split for
Simeon Lord eight cords in twenty one
and one third hours, the wood beilg hard
wood of old growth.
A. J. Chatto has been granted a pension
of twelve dollars per month.
Schooner Myronus loaded paving at
Brooksyille for Chatto & Condor.
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Dcdham.
Condor & Haney sent one hundred
gallons of maple syrup to Lewiston and
sixty gallons to Belfast last week.
The w. L. Parker Post celebrated the
twenty fifth anniversary of the first G. A.
X. Post ever organized April 9th, with an
appropriate entertainment at their hall
The contest for the silk quilt, which has
been on exhibition at the post-off1ce this
winter was closed April LIST. +. A. Denni-
son won the quilt and Lewis Burton the
jar Of confectionery.
A. Burdett Burrill has rented house in
Ellsworth where he is employed in the
shoe factory.
The Good Templars are preparing for an
entertainment May lst.
q. r. Goodwin, who had one horse killed
and one badly famed while saving wood
by horsepower. has bought tne span to
replace them.
April II.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-26
HoBoKEN oARsMES.
Making Ready for the Coming Regatta
To Row to Albany.

Making Ready for the Coming Regatta
To Row to Albany.
The regatta of the Hudson River ANA
to bad weather and bad management.
The junior eight-oared shell race, which
was postponed. was rowed on Tuesday
evening and resulted in comparatively
easy victory FOR the Hudson's crew.
The principal topic among the local
oarsmen just at present is the coming
EDent7tg NetCS regatta, which will take
place next Saturday. The greatest inter-
est is centered in the four-oared barge
race. The favorites in the betting are the
Atlantic and Active crews.
William Lau, of the Valencia Boat
Club. is wrestler OF no mean ability. He
is entered 10 the wrestling tournament of
the Amateur Athletic Union which takes
place this fall.
The Atlantics had great time ON their
second monthly moonlight barge party,
which WAS held last Tuesday evening.
The members OF the club and their sweet
hearts ioHrneyed to Fort Lee and back.
At the clubhouse there was dancing aud
vocal and istrumental music.
A ten Dared barge crew of the Atlantics
viii row to Albany on Juiy %. The At
lantas are the only club in these waters
that possesses a ten Dared barge.
1t the Actives keep up the record they
have made In the past they ought TO beat
any four Dared crew in the coming re-
gatta.
The Actives were out in force last Sun
day The following six cared barge crew
went to Guttenberg:-A Luehs, bow; T..
Hornick, two; H. Schmidt. three; W.
Dieizel, four; r. Brummerhoff, five; j.
Schroeder, stroke; f. Stats, coxswain.
The following were in four cared
barge:-Crew No. !, w. Burkhardt, bow;
B. Adams, two; w. Jensen, three; T..
Vogt, stroke; John Thoms. coxswain.
Crew No. g Henry Vogf, bow: Herman
Kraats, two; John Mohlman. three;
George Mohlman, stroke; H. Smith, cox
swain. jeremiah Breen and c. Koi tlang
were out in a double scull
Two crews went to Fort Lee on Sunday.
One was from the Valencias and WAS
composed as follows:-Fuchs. bow; j.
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= \ EsRsgf PURE

trip was "out OF sight" The
boys claim that this expression Is
the only one capable of Adequately
describing the pleasures and excitement
experienced by the riders. "Out OF
sight, lit Is understood,i is to be adopted as
the club cry. The boys Went TO Albany
on the steamer Drew and on hoard
met wheelmen from New York. Brooklyn
and Bayonne. and one member OF the ).
G. A. c. en- route to Lake George. The
run was greatly enjoyed. the scenery was
grand, the roads, with few excep-
receptions everywhere were of q mott
pleasing character. The boys advise all
the members of the J. z. A C. who have
not secured wheels to secure them ut
once. as bicycle riding is truly ont OF
sight. The members of the division took
run yesterday afternoon TO Coney
Island through Prospect Park. The
start was made from the club
house at three O'Clock. Moonlight runs
will be INDUCED in on Thursday
evening next and also on August l.
6, s and 10. followed by meetings OF the
division on August Is, 20 and ~. On
August Is the division Will act upon hve
propositions for membership.
The Springfield Republican, thinks
girls look well on bicycles. That de-
ponds. 1t is an acknowledged fact that
they DO IL they sit straight, with their
SHOULDERS JnfUWn DacK, Uut IL JAeg itAu
forward, with their eyes to the ground
and their chests followed in, they don't:
and, worse than that, it is not healthy
position the Springfield Republican Is
also of the opinion that it will be neces-
sRry to have an old fashioned blackboard
attachment to the bicycle to keep
the girls from growing round-shouldered
or else carry load on the tops of their
heads to compel them to sit up straight
The young girls, great many of whom
are riding bicycles, should pay atten-
ton to this matter ii they don't
want to become deformed. So
should the young men. Leaning forward
unnecessarily Is 4 too common fault with
bicycle riders of the stronger sex. who
seem to be oblivious to the fact that they
thereby sacrifice gracefulness as well as
health.
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sizing his craft Breese finished outside
the stake boat In minutes l-2 seconds
aud was disqualified.
THE FOURTH RACE.
The fourth event was Il race for pair
Dared zig crews, the contestants being as
MISUNDERSTANDING Boat Club Max Lau,
bow; William Lau, stroke, and g. j.
Byrne, coxswain; Triton Boat Club, Henry
Havel, how: A. G. Hazen, Jr., stroke, and
w Fl. Osborne, coxswain; Arthur Kull
Rowing Association. james Craig, bow;
r. G. Laggren. stroke, and w. Hildebrant,
coxs waini Hudson Boat Club. theodore
Matthews, bow; William DEWITT. stroke,
and James Waterhouse, coxswain. The
Ataiantas dipped their oars at the word
and soon led by q quarter length. AT the
quarter they were full length in adj
vance. The other crews had q tough
tussle for second place, and for over ga
of mile it was nip and tuck be-
kuIls contrived to overhaul the Tritons.
Bv this time the Hudsons were too
far in the rear to have squirt give them
q place. The Atalantas had in the mean-
time so augmented their lead that they
finished four lengths ahead in minutes
and 81 seconds. The Arthur Kulls cross
ed in 8 minutes and 6 seconds and the
Tritous in 6 minutes and seconds, Que
length behind. The Hudsons did not
finish.
FIFTH AND LAST.
The fifth and last event was race for
Junior fonr-oared she'll crews. There
were three crews for starters as ap-
pended:-Staten Island Athletic Club
Ray r. Smith, bow; H. G. Levitt, 2; L. L.
Belting, 8; H. L. Simpson, stroke.
Arthur Kull Rowing Assoeiation-E e.
Kirk, bow; w. Sawyer, 2; F. ARM
strong, 8; w. Humphrey, stroke Alcy-
one boat Club--F, Miller, bow; A.
Bauer, 2; J. Kinsman, 3; e. Lloyd,
stroke. The start was made PRETTY, the
Arthur Kuls Immediately forging ahead.
At the quurter-rnile they led by a length.
The Alcyones fell behind very early, and
the race was procession until the bow
oarslnan of the Arthur Kulls slipped his
seat and lay down in the boat In conse-
quence for several seconds. The mishap
let the Staten Islands go to thefore, After
a plucky struggle. in which the Arthnr
Kulis were unable to recover the
prestige they lost. the Islanders
Crossed the line In advance in minutes
s2lz seconds. They were fouled at the
flush by the Arthur Kulls, who feared
that they would be unable to finish in
side the stnkeboat. The time of the
Arthur Kulls was minutes. 351a seconds.
The lime of the Alcyones was not taken.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-26
TN cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

Between the Jersey City Insurance Company
com plainants, and Ann Miller ct ais defendants.
On Bill. sc. Special ORDER for publication.
1t 8ctorily appearing 70 the Court that John
Woods the person who held under William c.
Bockus, the portgagor. In the MORTGAGE in the Bill
mis- heirs and devsees and the persons now holding
under sold mortgRgor wholly unknown.
and IL likewise appearing 10 the satisfaction OF
the Court that Mary Nell wife OF Peter ell in her
lifetime claimed to DO daughter of said John
Woods, and such claimed 10 have some interest,"
Peter Neil, her husband. are dead. and the heirs
and deyisees OF said Mary Neil are wholly I'M
il is on this nfnetee nth day OF March, eighteen
hundred and ninety one. on motion OF John Griffin.
OF counsel with the complainant ordered that the
lot piece parcel OF land situate lying and being
the north side OF Wayne street. Jersey CITY,
commencing hundred end twenty ave feet
from the corner Of Grove and Wayne streets, being
twenty-five feet in front and rear and one hundred
feet deep each side, bounded GU the west by q
George ogden, and IS known as lot number y. do
appear plead. answer or denur 20 the complain
ants bill before the twenty first daY OF Sep
tember next thar In default thereof such deersc
be made against them as the Chancellor shall think
equitable and Just.
And It Is further ordered that this order shall
within twenty days hereafter be published in The
Jersey City News, newspaper printed at Jersey
City in this State ami continued therein. at least
once week, to within rem days Of the expiration
or the time herein limited TO appear plead. an
rs ALEX. e @GnIs
true copy.
Clerk $3.50