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PERSONALS.

Miss Mary F. Hopkins has been visiting at
Bar Harbor.
Curtis r. Foster has been to Boston on q
recent business trip.
Mrs. Edmon Emo who has been on visit
to friends in Boston and vicinity has returned
home.
Mrs. Clara o. Lee who has been visiting
friends In Massachusetts,, has returned 70 her
home in this city.
Capt. Hollis l. Higgins was In this city
Tuesday. on a visit to his mother. His new
bark is loading In New York.
It. F. Moran of Bar Harbor was in this
city Monday.
S. T. Billings with Moore, Smith & Co..
hatters, of Boston, WAS in this city Saturday.
Dept. Sheriff ". c. Moore OF Southwest
Harbor. WAS in this city last Thursday.
We had a very agreeable call last Friday,
from Mr.. Joseph Emerson Of Bangor, who
was In the city on business. He had not been
here before for more than year.
Rev. 7. +. Butler went to Bucksport Mon
day, 10 assist ut the. devotion of the forty
hours which was being held in the Catholic
church of that place.
Miss Nancy NJ. Abbott of Hancock is
teaching school at Birch Harbor.
Mr.. E. H. Slower, principal Of Bluehil
Academy, was in this city Wednesday evening
Mrs. Sboepbar, wife OF Col. John Sheen
bar. left for New York. Monday night. where
she will join her husband. Col. Shoenbar has
been in business in New York for several
months, but prior to that he and his wife
lived for some time In this city and had rooms
at the American House.
DR.. K. =. Grndle of Bluehill came TO thi.
city Saturday TO bring his wife and daughter,
who took the train for Waterville. Miss
Grindle has gone TO attend the Coburn Classi.
cal Institute at ihst plsce, and Mrs. Grindle
accompanied her to see her well settled.
Mrs. ). NJ. Pencil aud her daughter. Miss
II. +. Penuell, OF Machias, are at the American
House In this city, visiting Mrs. Pencils
daughter. Mrs. A. |. Saunders. They came
here from Boston where they spent several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Stevens of BROOKLYN
and maid. are al the American House In this
city. where they will spehd several weeks.
Hon. John b. Redmsn returned home last
week from his stumping tour. He is much
pleased with the result OF the election, but
when we inquired IL the great political turn
over WAS due TO his efforts on the stump, he
very emphaicsly disolamed any such honor.
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Bluehll Falls.
About six inches of snow fell here Thurs
day.
Mr.. Webber has left the firm Of Webber
& Dow and has moved to Granite. A. X.
Conary is now In the store.
Miss Lizzie Conary has gone to Portland
to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Capt. Crockett.
Mr.. Geo. Slower and wife from Bar Har-
Dor, visited friends here last week.
Clifton and Bert Day were called home
from Boston. by the death Of their father.
Robert Day, Nov. LIST, and returned the 9th
Alton Berns, wife and child of Rockland,
are visiting his mother and friends.
Miss Eta Conary closed her school the
18th at Hale's corner, for two weeks va
cation.
The new flag floats almost every day
over the school taught here by Miss Halle
Mayo.
Capt. Prince Friend is making quick
trips to Rockland In the schooner Industry
loaded with cord-wood from up the pond
Schooner Amelia F. Cobb, Capt. John
son. is discharging her cargo OF cut stone
at the White Granite Co.'S wharf. New
York.
Ed Allen expects to spend the winter In
Boston.
Mr. Andrew J. Gray has sold his farm to
a Boston party.
Mr.. Jesse Trundy ami family occupy
the house on Parker Point owned BY J. II.
Snow.
Nov. IA
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Children Cry fos
Pitchers Castoria,
The secret Of his Wealth,

millionaire said the -eere, OF my wealth
IL IN the word, SAVE; and the secret OF my
health Is in the word, S-A-GE. BY this last
h. meant Or. Sage. whose Catarrh Remedy
cured him OF one OF the worst cases OF Ca
tarrh, and thereby saved him from much -uf-
fering and premature death. enabling him TO
make his millions and enjoy life. The cures
made by this medicine are simply wonderful.
MorrisOn's Sure Cure Tonic, the
Best Remedy for Blood, Kidneys,
Liver, Stomach, Heart and Nerves.
Guaranteed to Cure. At all med-
icine dealers, $1.OO per bottle,
Send postal for "The Graphic"
describing Morrison's Remedies.
Gall. and wounds on horses are unsightly
and Objectionable. They can be cured " hiie
the horse is still worked BY applying BICk-
MoRE's GALL CURE.
H. ri>on's Sure Cure Liver Pills
Latest and Best Prescription.
Superior to all so called oliver
Pills." They work in harmony
with other medicines. Price 20
cents.
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ob>squies.

Walter f., son Of P Eugene Dow, 80 Tyler
street, died on Tuesday, at the age Of . years.
There were funeral services al the house YES
terdsy conducted BY Rev Mr.. Chase. The
floral tribute. included bouquet from the
junior Christian Eudeavor societ, Of the South
Congregational church. basket OF flowers from
teacher and classmates OF Packard school.
wreath OF nine tea Roses from Sunday school
teacher. Mrs. Holt The bod, was taken TO
North Hancock, Me, for burial Gtcrencs
Uluy EdJfs
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Died.

Obsssary notices beyond the Date. Name and
age nssfbe paid for at the rate of ten cents line.
Elhworth-Nov. 2, Mrs. Ina NJ. Hopkins.
aged "a years and 4 months. Machias papers
please copy.]
Nov. 8. Mr.. Robert O'Connell, aged 80
years. months aid days.
Nov. 8, Alec Stuart. only son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Alec J. Grant, aged 6 months and y
days.
Castine-Nov. IL, Mrs. John McKinn0n.
aged 81 years.
Bangor-Oct. %, Mrs. Caroline Roundy
Dexter, formerly Of Bluebill, aged So years.
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BANGOR TO BAR HARBoR.
BAR HARBoR TO BANGOR.

fStops on signal or notice to Conductor.
N-Weather permitting, ferry passage.
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.
PAYSON TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and Gent Manager.
FEE. BOOTHBY, Gent Pass. and Ticket Agt.
Oct l, 1892. 1yr25
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Lake view.
Mr.. r Q. Vickery has just arrived from
the head Of the lake with TWO nice deer
He took dinner at the Lake View House
on his way home to Augusta He intends
10 come again next week for he pro-
nounces this a fine hunting ground. He
has visited all the principal sporting re-
sorts In the state but he saws this country
excels them all and speaks very highly OF
the travelling facilities, the conyeniences
in reaching the sporting grounds-a good
nice. stage line and railroad to the lake
and thence by steamer Elsie to the head Of
the lake within a quarter of mile of the
hunting ground.
We have the preaching of the gospel at
Lake View severy other Sabbath. Mr..
Young, Baptist minister from Milo, Off
ciates. A Sabbath School is mantane d
throughout the year which speaks well
for place of its size.
The Republicans at Lake View are
wearing long faces. They look as if they
had just got home from their mothers fun
eral. The barber says he shall charge fif-
teen cents for shaving Republicans until
they get recoLciied.
Nov. IL. II. A. s.
1t is very good sleighing here.
A. ID. Whitney shot a fine deer last
Thursday. There have been 60 deer land.
ed at the company wharf.
The Merrick Thread Co. has three crews
chopping birch for the manufacture OF
spools.
Mr. @. Fl. Farnham and wife are visit
ing his brother, Mr.. J. Z. Farnham, OF
this place.
II. A. Springer has a lame back
U. H. Sargent and A. |. Clapp are the
lucky hunters.
Nov. IA. BIG STOOLS.
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sedSwiek.
| The following men over 80 years of age
cast their votes for Presidential electors
In this town, Nov. 8th. There are nine OF
them: Robert Friend, age IS; Pickering
Eaton. age So; T. J. Gray, age So; Robert
Dority, age 50; Goodwin Staples, age IS
| W. G. Sargent, age So; Daniel Eaton, age
So; Samuel Jordan, age 81; Joshua Wat
son, so.
Arthur Harding is home on q vacation.
at Waterville, second year.
| Miss Susie Haskell is teaching at Sar-
gentville; Mr.. Coffin Of Waterville, in dis.
trict No. 8, and Mr.. Hoffsis Of Damaris.
Gotta. the High School In this village.
On Monday, the 7th, Mr.. Samuel Gray's
house burned at Sargentville. 1t was to-
| tai loss. 1t Ia hard season to be left
homeless. The people here are contribu-
ting some help for Mr.. Gray.
We are having little sleighing here.
The Frank Jones will close her trips for
the season, Dec. Goth.
A stereopticon lecture on the "Colored
Race Is to be given Nov. 22ud, In the
CuuTCH i Ne SUBMISSION lees Will prop
ably be Is cents, and 10 cents for children.
The receipts, above expenses, will be used
toward painting the parsonage.
Nellie Parker has gone to Portland for
the winter.
Mr.. Geo. Lawton, the popular runner
for the Portland Stove Foundry Co. was
in town recently.
The following marriage is announced
In Sedgwick, Nov. sth, by Rev. +. A.
Davis, at the residence Of the brides moth
er. Mrs. Geo. II. Holden, X. L. Hagerthy.
NJ. D.. and Mrs. Jennie Holden Hitchings,
both of Sedgwick. The ceremony &C.
Cured in the evening in the presence Of
relatives and few friends. The bride wore
gown OF pale blue brocade silk. The
presents were many and beautiful. Dr.
Hagerthy lSa prominent physician In this
vcinity. Their home is being fitted up in
Sedgwick village. Many friends offer their
best wishes to DIR. and Mrs. Hagerthy.
Nov. IL. +. A. ID.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
" hen she " as q Child, she cried for Cnstoria.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them CastoriA
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able being rock maple mortar, probably
$50 years old, with two polished stone pes
ties that were picked up in the surf where
they had rolled for hundreds of centuries
on the storm-beaten shore of old Schoodic
This mortar was bought by DR.. Wilbur, Of
Boston. who owns and occupies one Of
the finest cottages at Sorrento. We are
sorry to part with these friends who were
schoolmates and associates of our youth
Life has seasons when an hour
Lengthens TO an age of woe;
When the stream Of hfe sweeps on
Silently, and dark, aud slow.
Such the hour-so dark, SO lone
When loved friends from US are gone"
No one here is building pig pens or
shingling hen houses. but the dying, agon-
izing groans of the heather pig may be
heard near every farm house as November
draws to close. When will we become Q
christian people? w.
Nov I3
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
1 concerned that he has been duly appointed
of the last will and testament of Eliza j. Farnham
late of Brooksville, in the county of Hancock,
deceased. no bond being required by the terms of
indebted to the said deceased's estate to make i'm
mediate payment, and those who have any imme-
date demands thereon to exhibit the same for
settlement.
JAMES r. MOSES.
October l2th, A. D. ls92. 3w44
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30 fenobsrot.
Rev. Mr.. Hodgdon. assisted by Mrs
Sarah Treworgy. has been holding a series
OF religious meetings at the Bay. The
meetings have been we'll attended and per
vaded with good degree Of interest
A term OF free High school will be com
meuCed In q few weeks at the Cove under
the instruction of Arthur ID, Moore, and
another term will be opened at North
Penobscot 10 two weeks according 70 pres
ent Indications. There are several teachers
who will be likely to attend In the latter
place.
For the last few days, nature has worn
most wintry aspect, and the delightful
music of sleigh-bells has partly atoned for
the loss Of the departed orchestras Of
wood and field
Presiding Elder Norton preached an
excellent practical discourse on the sub
ject, as | inferred from his utterances
Personal Effort for Christ the Need Of
the Hour"
Not many miles from this town Dem o.
crat WAS heard to exclaim with consider
able emphasis: The Mckinley bill, the
Mckinley bill We hear 50 much about, II
Its an honest bill why in - don't gov
ernment pay it," We predict 1t will be a
mighty poor compensation we shall get for
the loss of that bill.
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The officers Of Ocean Echo Lodge. No.
49,, We're Installed Nov. s, by Lodge Dep
uty Levi Lurvey. as follows: Homer
Drawn. c. T.. Katie Carol, V T. Jennie
Lurvey. Sec; Fred Young Asst Sec
Mrs. c. S Gilley, Chap Mabel Tinker,
Fin Sec; Stephen Gilley. Treas George
Lurvey, Mar. John Tinker. Sen; Albert
Rowell, Guard; Henry Trundy. p. c. T. F;
Mrs. Genie Young, S. j. T.
Nov. H. JENNIE Lt-K,EY Sec.
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franklin.

franklin
An epidemic Of colds and coughs has
seized our people.
The autumn has been delightful up to
ELECTION day in the morning" since then,
a cold wave with the first snow of the
season, and raw, uncomfortable winds,
combined with the political shadows,
cause depressing atmosphere. 1t is to
be hoped that the mantle of our Chief
Executive, whose administration has been
SO thoroughly clean, honest and judicious,
wilfenvelop the prospective official.
Pastor Gross plans to re open the Metho-
dist church with appropriate exercises,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Nov.
22,23 and ~. Arrangements have been made
with several clergymen to be present. We
hope the people will permit nothing to
interfere with their presence during the
three days.
The grammar and primary schools in
district No. 2, closed Friday. A term Of
free High school, also q district school
will commence soon.
Miss Lottie Haley is spending = few
weeks in town after which she Is to enjoy
q season At Boston's Conservatory Of
Music; taking vocal and instrumental in
struction. Miss Genevieve West will &C.
company her, and resume lessons In
| Oratory.
| Mr.. Leslie Swans family have returned
| from Northeast Harbor.
Mr.. G. r. Joy accompanied Mr.. Fred
Donnell to Boston last week whittier Mr..
| d. went to consult an oculist. He comes
home with his injured eye much improved
and resumes work at Somesville to-day.
| Plaak for finishing the sidewalk is in
| position awaiting the public spirit of our
citizens. That. like the proposed repairs
on the Town Hall, seems to be needlessly
prolonged.
| The tug Phillips Eaton is undergoing
repairs; the owners hope to have this busy
boat on the route this week.
Sleighing was INDUCED in during the
snow fall.
Vessels laden with granite are still
going out Of the bay. LEON.
Nov. II.
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Prospect Harbor.
The antiquarian supper and sociable
last Saturday night were q success.
heard some young men pronounce it the
best time they ever had. Nearly all the
ladies dressed in ancient style; their cos
tunes we've finely got up. | haven't time
to describe them separately although
they deserve It, The cub-hou was
crowded and old folks danced that hadn I
danced for years some of them Republi-
cans too. Music was furnished by Tracy's
orchestra We need hall.
The Sarvises have gone to their home in
the South.
Our schools closed Nov. IL for vacation
of few weeks. The grammar school
taught by Mrs. Helen Cleaves of W.
Gouldsboro, reports an attendance of
twenty-six pupils, those not absent or
tardy, Irving Whitaker, Fay Larrabee
not absent, Winnie Cole. BERTHE Perry,
Melville Perry, Mertie Briggs; not absent
more than one day, Magic Moore, Belle
Cleaves. Byron Moore.
The primary school taught by Lizzie
Cleaves of this place, reports twenty-nine
pupils registered. of which Mamie Cow
! perthwaite, Carrie Comprehensive, Bruce
| Cowperthwa Grace Stewart. Nellie
Noonan Charlie Colewell, Irving Moore
and Ernest Cole were not absent, and Will
Der Cole, Allen Cole ard Guy Cole were
absent on account of sickness, the first one
day. the Others Une-bslf day each. We
think the children Of Prospect Harbor de-
serve much credit for good attendance.
| Nov. IA.
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Probate Notices
store
r. f Cole II Co are building store-h house
95xe' feet.
-. T. rippen lost horse at Deer Isle, re-
cen y, by Illness.
Mr.. John Dorgan has received pension
Of So month and 1912 back pay.
The building adjoining The old gas house
on School street ha> been RACED.
Water ha, been put in the residences Of
q. W. 7. High, anu Woodbury. Mccartney.
Hast BIuehill po,t-otfiee has been made a
money order office and 80 has the post-o flee
III >urry.
l. J. Files has bad the city water put into
hi> steam sundry and dye house on the west
side IT the bridge.
There VIII be circle supper At the Metho-
di,j ,e>1ry THURSDAY afternoon. al o'clock,
>,autaId. Allare invited.
The election bet, OF Mr. O. K. Burnhsm
turned out 10 be plu- quantity, and he is
feeling happy everywAy, especially prospec-
lively.
Sh.-;s II 7 Eiela. Z. occu,vipg tho
t,. ,,.,r., ~, "a. MISC. u.r,r ma s,.,e
Davis having NOV ed from the house Of H. Z.
rl..,.-',,
There viii be dance at Town Hall.
Wafttm. Thanksgiving night, Thursday, NOV.
"a uuitr 'he auspices o the Waltham sewing
Trtt. \ are invited; 4 good time expected.
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tn -Wortb Kca Estate Company have
Aad i'f- Gods ~ new road .iubbed on their
iani known H. th, Pond estate. The new road
runs parallel 10 state Street for % rods and
turns pa-4 q. 10 Forest avenue. out to State
''r"'' - PODS. ne "oFA Wa done by Henry
'"'f't
Whiting Eroe.. 81 VIII be seen hy new
al. I'D another column. are selling some very
excellent Afur II very low prices; thus afford
in- al opportunity FOR our citizens 10 lay IN
supfly VI brrat->tuf for a comparatively little
money
w Ar very sorry 10 chronicle the death Of
Ace STUART. only child If Bro. Alec Grant
Of ihe EatIriSs. Such To- 10 Borrowing
parents seems Ureparahle, and TO Bro. and
Mrs. Grant in their great affection extend
tie fullest measure Of our sympathy.
The next session Of the Hancock Di.,rir,
Ioa.r,f Good T,rnplar, Will be h4lt with
ocean Echo Lodge ri ~outhHp., Harbor. on
FriIa, of Mex wr,h. the 18Th instant II
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The Richmond and Dsnville commit
tee OF underlying bondholders issued q
notice urging union Of those bondholdess
to secure their rights.
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Card Of Thanks.

wish TO thank my Deighhors and friends
for their many acts of kindnes. to my lie
during her lingering Illness.
EDWARD J. HOPKINS.
Ellsworth, Nov. 10.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned that she has been duly appoint
ed and has taken upon herself the trust of an adj
ministratrix of the estate OF James ii. Knowles
late of Surry, In the county of Hancock, de-
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs; she
therefore requests all persons who are 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.
MARY A. KNOWLES.
October 9th, A. D., 1882. 3w44
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West sorrento.


Mr.. Stephen B. Preble and his sister,
Minnie A. Preble. babe farewell TO their
friends and the home Of their birth In Sor-
reuto to-day. and have started for Califor-
mia where they had lived many years pre-
vious to their coming home about three
years since to take care Of their uncle.
who having now passed to that great be-
yond, they now 60 back to their home in
Middleton where their brother. John B.
Preble, will be glad to receive them. John
has lived 10 California eighteen years. His
many friends ID Hancock county will
doubtless be glad to hear that be is an in.
habitant of this globe, enjoying good
health, living in single blessedness and en-
loving oil its pleasures and privileges.
Stephen and his sister. before leaving SOr-
rsnto, sold all their personal property that
they did not want to take with them.
Among the household things were some
very antique curiosities that the third gen.
seation had fallsn heir to. ths most notice.
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Born.

South Surry-Nov. 8. to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Curtis, ms, son and daughter.
Otis-Nov. 4, to MIR. and Mrs. John Perkins,
u son.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned that she has been duly appointed
the last will and testament of A. Cummings MILL
ken, late Of Trenton, in the county Of Hancock,
deceased, no -
bond being required by the terms Oft will she
therefore rennests Ali persons who are indebted
to said deceased's estate. to make immediate pay
mept and those who have any immediate de-
y.nds thereon % exhibit the same for settlement
PHEBE T. r. MILLlkEN.
October 18th, 4. D. lea. cwA
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Boston and Bangor Steamship Co.
CHANGE IN TINE.
Three Trips Week TO Boston.

lid
BANGOR LINE.
steamers will leave Bangor for Hampden, Win
terport, Bucksport, Searsport, Belfast, Camden.
Rockland and Boston, MonGay, Wednesday and
Friday at ll.00 A. NJ.
RETURNING.
From Boston. Monday. Wednesday and Friday
at 4 90 z. NJ.
From Rockland, Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day at 500 A. NJ, or upon arrival of steamer from
Boston, touching at all landings.
MOUNT DIES ERT LINE.
Steamer mt. Desert" Capt. W. C. Sawtelle will
leave Bar Harbor, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. at 1000 A. M, touching at Northeast
Green's Landing, connecting at Rockland with
steamers for Boston.
For Sorrento, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days.
RETURNING.
From Boston, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, at 400 p NJ.
From Rockland, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays, at about 100 A. NJ, or upon arrival of
steamer from Boston.
From Sorrento. Mondays, Wedne sdays and Fri
days at 500 A. NJ.
u 7. SANBORN, Agent, Bangor
Z. :. J. MORSE, Agent, Bar Harbor.
WILLIAM II. HILL, Genera Manager, Boston.
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE, Nov. II, 1892
J. A. Austin. Miss Estelle Berry,
Mrs. Annie Haynes, Irving Jordan.
Mr.. Frank l.. Mills. Mrs. Mary E. Moore,
Mr.. Eugene Sargent.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. X. DEvERKux. pm
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ADVERTISED!
Advertise!

In the ELLSWORTH AMERICAN,
1t is the best advertising medium in
Eastern Maine.
If you have goods for sale, if you
have farm for sale, if you have any
thing for sale, if you are in want of a
tenement, workmen or whatever else,
let your wants be known through the
ELLSWORTH AMERICAN, and
your fondest hopes will be realized.
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City and County.
New Advertisements.

A Culi ~uap-A- II. Norris.
Perfect tlour-N hitting brothers.
STATE of Maint-.lohu +. kuowlton.
Probate Notices.