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Sullivan

Sullivan.
Miss Susie Simpson left town last Mon
dsy for Brooklyn, n. Y. to spend the
was accompanied by Miss Louisa Haw
kins, " no is visiting friends in New York
city, and by Mrs. Ellen Dyer who has gone
to Boston for few days.
Mrs. Eaton of Lewiston, arrived in town
last "Wednesday TO spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. J. II. Stimson.
Cards of invitation are out for the 10th
anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Law
renee in their beautiful home at "Idylwild,"
Sorrento, on Monday evening, Nov. 2sth.
Last Saturday, the 10Th. as 1.-THE shades
of night were gathering fast" preparations
were made for the long talked-of wheel
barrow ride, the result Of an election bet
between Henry Boynton. Esq, and Mr..
Benz. Baker. Ia all the dignity of triumph
ant Democracy, our friend Ben mounted
the above vehicle. and WAS borne from
II otel Cleaves TO the residence of Mr.. Noses
Hawkins and back again In safety. Mr..
Boynton. though somewhat smaller of
stature, braveiy mastered the load. as did
A tlas of old when greater WAS laid on
his shoulders. They were accompanied by
the typical New England boy, with Ian
terms aud torch lights, and by some boys
Of larger growth rs well as some fairer
ones After the debt was cancelled, the
parties gave three cheers for the President
and President-elect, and parted with the
best of feeling.
Nov 49, X.
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Hancock District Lodge.

Hancock District Lodge Of Good Tenn.
plars met with Ocean Echo Lodge, No. 1877.
Of Southwest Harbor. Nov. rs. Owing,
probably, to the threatening weather
which prevailed for several days before
the session, the attendance was much
smaller than usual. There being no quo
rum present In the morning, the session
was not opened until after the bountiful
dinner. which was served by the members
Of Ocean Echo Lodge. class of eighteen
received the District Lodge Degree. after
which routine business was taken up.
The following resolutions were adopted
worst evil In our land. aId that every Good
Templar should. instead Of making light OF It.
use every effort In his power to suppress the
vile business.
Resolred: That the Juvenile Temple Is the
foundation for good to the children, and that
every subordinate lodge should be interested In
this branch of temperance work.
Whereas. At the recent session OF the SUI
preme Judicial Court at Ellsw orth much good
work toward the enforcement OF the prohibi-
tory law Of our State WAS done by Judge
Foster;
Its hearty thanks to him for his vigorous and
manly rulings; and that we call upon the ex.
ecutive officers OF the county to perform their
fuil duty In accordance with those rulings
Whereas: The members Of Hanco, X Dis
trict Lodge believe that one of the weakest
spots In our order lies In the short terms of the
officers OF our subordinate lodges, necessitsting
Il continual change which cannot be otherwise
than detrimental to each lodge;
Resided: That We request the Grand Lodge
to consider the DISABILITY Of changing the
terms OF officers. the payments Of dues, etc.
TO one year.
In the evening a most interesting public
meeting was held in fremont Hall, and
was largely attended. The program con
sisted Of music, both vocal and instrument
tai. recitations and dialogues, and several
very excellent speeches. Many Of the parts
were carried out by the Juvenile Templars,
and were of especial Interest," each of the
little ones did his part in way which
showed not only careful training, but also
his own interest In the work The session,
though not large, was pronounced sue
cess by all. The next meeting will be
held in Ellsworth, Feb. 25 1898.
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A Boston Trip.

Having lust returned from Boston take
This means 10 tel my friends AMI the public IN
general about some OF the things mat Dough
while there.
First we have quite an assortment OF Bulbs
lily aeinth-, red, White, blue and yellow. also
Id. Sacred Chinese Lily Bulbs both Of v hich
can be grown without any trouble by simply
putting them in Jardiniere Rose Bow or
Dish with a fe~ pebbles iu the bottom, then
nearly cover with ater.
Tulip Bulb. OF different eolors for early out
door plants; set them out this fall and they
Will blossom in the spring
Jardinere. imported from England and Ger
many. also some odd shapes In American
Flower pots.
Our line Of Lamps Is without doubt the best
10 the city. comprising Hand, Hanging. Stand
Hall and Banquet Lamps OF many different
grades and prices. BE sure to come and look
them over before purchasing. We have some
novelties In Bamboo Wall Pockets and Music
Stands.
Our assortment OF Games, Books and Toys
wa. never better Get your boy steam engine.
that has safety valve attachment so that he
can't get hurt and give him some practical les
sons in steam and engineering.
In fancy crockery We expect 10 take the lead
during the Holidays. Mustsche and Ladies'
cups. Fancy cake plates, Ruby engraved glass
ware, Crystal gla.s sets. etc. We carry good
assortment of " bite Granite, but IL you vi ant
q nice dinner or tea set take look at our Nir-
gina W.T. Or SER 10 suit CustOIntTs.
We shall continue 10 sell Room Paper during
November, and will close out small lots ut
about cost.
Canary Birds seed cutie fish and cages
We have just begun to received Fresh Mo
lasses cream candy, Bangor rsfy. Remember
In confectionery, we buy the best.
Pop Corn and corn peppers. Peanuts roast
ed every Saturday at
HoLT's VARIETY STORE.
"0rrisOn's Sure Cure Liver Pills
Attest and Best Prescription.
Superior to all so called "Liver
Pills." They work in harmony
with other medicines. Price Is
cents.
Calls and wounds on horses are unsightly
and Objectionable. They can be cured while
the horse is still worked by applying BICK-
MORE'S GALL CURE.
SHE BLUSHED
awfully when told her " hat to do for those
! hOrrid pimples with which her face was COW
| cred. She now says il you want pink and
| white complexion with Il nice clear smooth
| skin, you must Use that best OF all blood puri-
| fers. Sulphur Bitters.
MOrrisOn's Sure Cure Tonic, the
Best Remedy for Blood, Kidneys,
Liver, Stomach, Heart and Nerves
Guaranteed to Cure. At all med
icine dealers, 800 per bottle,
Send postal for "The Graphic"
describing MOrrisOn's Remedies.
|
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MARRIED..

Ellsworth-Sov. Il, by Z. W. Wa.gatt, Esq,
Mr.. Martin Alley OF Ellsworth and Miss
George +. Durham Of Mount Desert
Ellsworth Falls-Sov. ~, by Rev H. W.
Conley. Mr.. Alvah W. W-bber and Miss MI.
lie NJ. Frazier, both OF Ellsworth.
Bar Harbor-Nos. ~, by Rev. {. 8. Lefing-
vel, Mr. George Stafford and Miss Carabel
Collins both OF Bar lIarbor.
Northeast Harbor-Noy Is, by Rev Mr.
Windsor, Mr.. +. A. Hoo don and Miss Annie
May FRAZIER, both Of Mount Desert
Tremont-Nov, 10, by Perry ". Richardson.
Esq. Mr.. Oscar l.. Bragg ana Mis-. Corr T.
Colt, both of fremont.
Bucksport-Nov. Is, by Rev. T. S. Ross
Mr.. Albert X. Barron Of Ellsworth and Mis-.
Addie n. Partridge OF Orlsnd
Mount nesert-Nov. "a, at the residence OF
the bride, by j. Hamor, Esq. Mr.. Isaac II
smith and Mrs. Rhods r. Crowley Of Noun,
Desert.
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Marlboro.
The boys Of this place had the pleasure
Of celebrating the election Of Cleveland
with bonfire, firing guns and blowing
horns.
Our school is progressing finely under
the instruction Of W. E. Bragdon Of
Franklin.
Mr.. n. Mcintyre has moved on Mrs
Saunders old homestead.
This place is free from sickness at pres
ent.
We had stormy Thanksgiving here and
not many turkeys.
Nov. 26. MAY
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Lamoise.
| We notice that Mr.. John Hodgkins Is
at home from Boston for two weeks va
cation. He Is employed on the steamer
state of Maine" which runs from Boston
to St. John.
Schooner Edith Coombs before reported
ashore at Woods Holl, is a total wreck
The crew were taken OF and sent to their
homes. James and Charles Convey and
James Hartley were from this place The
vessel was insured but we presume the
cargo was not.
The Y. p. s. C. +. win hold . sociable
with Miss Phosia Higgins next Thursday
evening.
We are glad to report that Mrs. Calvin
Coggi is somewhat better, with fair
chance for recovery.
Mr.. Charles Bartlett and wife. also Mr..
w. A. Coggins of Boston, have been in
town the past week, called here by the
sickness of their mother.
Mr.. Lewis King went to Bncksport Sat
urday and returned yesterday. He was &C
companed by his son, Ellwood. who will
attend school In Bucksport.
Mr.. F. d. Hodgkns received quite Sc
we're shaking up last Friday morning. As
he was leading heifer from the barn to
the pasture, she turned upon him knock.
Ing bin down and hooking him quite ds-
lance before he could regain his feet. He
at last succeeded in getting up and away
from her. DR.. l.. W. Hodgkins was called
and decided no bones were broken, but his
shoulder was badly bruised and strained.
and he Is quite sore and lame generally.
He was very thickly clothed having on .
long thick ulster, which protected him
from what might otherwise have proved a
fatal accident.
Lamoine Grange store has had a filling
up with new goods the past week.
Our post-ofiice has been made money
order office.
We notice Mr.. W. X. King has had a
fine piszza added TO his house this sum
mer 1t is about sixty feet 10 length and
very handsome. The work was done by
Mr., +. F, Young. and is Il credit to the
builder.
Mrs. Charles Hodgklns will close her
house this week. and with her daughter,
Hazel. will 90 to Mr.. G. II. Coggins to
board this winter.
Nov. %.
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E.sthr0Ok.
The Willing Workers met ut the Town
Hall Thanksgiving evening and had 80
ciable. There was only small company
present - it showed all day, making oao
footing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Bunker and John
Wilbur attended the Free Baptist quarter
" meeting At Hancock last week.
A number Of our townsmen have gone
into the woods to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Dyer made short
visit to East Sullivan last week
Miss Nellie Hooper of FrankliB has
been In town for few days.
Miss vivie Glow is on the sick H.
Mas Alice Laws Of Hancock cfosed -
.chool in the Ridge district this week.
Nov. 70.
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R,s-hiii.
Union services were held in the Congre-
gational church on Thanksgiving day. sen
mon by Rev. Albert Donnell
The entertainment given by the mem.
btrs Of the lodge of Good Templsrs Friday
evening WAS well attended and very enter
tanning.
Mr.. Geo Robertson has returned from
Rockland and will spend the winter In Or
land
Mrs. Malinda Candage and Mrs. wash
burn returned from Boston Saturday.
Rev. g. W. Mayo who has been confined
to the house by sickness IL able to be out
again and all were glad to see him In his
usual place Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Hinckley returned from her
visit in Watervile Saturday
Mrs. Rodney Osgood has gone to Pictou
to visit her mother
Miss Maud Perry and Miss Hattie Green
have gone TO Lowell.
Nov. IS.
Thanksgiving Day was cold and stormy
and reminded Us that winter is here Ser
vices at the Congregational church We
hear OF many pleasant gatherings, and
that many lonely ones were kindly remem-
bered by their friends The pie and coffee
sociable given by the Y p s c. f. at the
Congregational vestry Thanksgiving eve,
was success
Good Templsrs gave an entertainment
at the Town Hall. the evening Of the 25th.
We understand it was very good There
are about sixty members OF this society
We hope II may long live and do good
work.
Our Democratic friends made brilliant
appearance Saturday evening, the 10Th.
with their residences Illuminated, japanese
lanterns, torch light professions, band Of
music, etc. Although | am Republican
In every sense Of the word. | wen. 30 far
in the Golden Rule" as to spend most Of
the evening rejoicing with them II is
good To see little enthusiasm once In
while even If it is not ON our side
Parish meeting Monday evening. the 2s,h.
Ladies' circle. Dec. LIST; Mrs Venner and
Miss Stella Hinckley entertain at the Con
gregational vestry.
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Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Age nustbe paid for at the rate Of ten cents sns.
Elsworth-Nov. %, Mrs Maria S. Bartlett,
aged 81 years.
Nov. u, Miss Hattie +. Holmes, aged %
years, ! months and l3 days.
North Sedgwick- Nov. IS, Harvey. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Carter. aged Is yesrs, 2
months and 10 days.
East Steuben-NOv. Is, Mrs. Eva N. Stevens,
aged 81 years and months.
Sargentvile-Nov. "A, Mrs. Eliza II. Gray
aged 63 years, 8 months and days.
Seal Cove tTremonD Nov. -, Mr.. Benja.
min Sawyer, aged 10 years.
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Trenton.
The half dime sociable met with Mrs.
Irving Anderson last Tuesday evening,
Nov. %. The evening passed very pleas
antly in friendly conversation and music,
with few games by the younger people.
Mr.. Chas. Davis has gone to Bar Harbor
70 work.
Miss Maud Jordan Is visiting relatives
and friends in Otis.
Mr. Irving Anderson has returned home
after an absence of few weeks.
Miss Nina Smith is in poor health.
MIR. Benz Jordan who has been spending
the past week with his family, has returned
to Bluekill.
Miss Mary Anderson spent Sunday, Nov.
81, with her friend, Miss Lena Jordan.
The many friends of Mrs. Daniel LIE
land are glad 70 know that she Is lmprov-
ing in health.
Nov. 80. M. l..
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Children Cry TO
Pitchers CastoYla.
Behind the Scenes

On the stage the tinsel. the glitter, the pow
der and paint, show forth the most, but step
behind the scenes, and you will behold the
truth. The chorus girls are not all fancy
themselves; just SO with many Of the flaming
advertisements of sO-called "catarrh cures"
Get back of the scenes. and they are not cures.
The real one, and the only remedy that is a
cure, Is DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Lift the
curtain. and you will find the naked truth to
be. that this Remedy is the one that cures the
worst cases of Catarrh in the Head. and no
mistake. 1t Is also 8 remedy In all catarrhal
conditions, such rs Catarrhal Headaches, Ca-
tarrh Of the Throat, etc.
Blood will Tell.
OF course 1t will-tbat Is II 1t Is good. healthy
blood. 1t viii glow In the cheek, and tell the
story Of perfect physical health. II It does
not, II the complexion IL devoid Of color. the
muscles weak and flaccid. something Is wrong,
aud something ought to be done about 1t at
once, for 10 such cases delays are dangerous.
For torpid liver, ''biliousness.0 and the thous-
and and one Ills to which these conditions Of
the system lead. there Is no remedy In the
world equal to DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. Boils, pimples, eruptions. scrofu-
lous sores. salt-rheum, and oil kindred dis
eases are cured by 1t.
For PHYS sake, DOM growl and grumble
because you are troubled with Indigestion.
No good was ever effected by snarlIng and
fretting. Be a man (uuless you happen to be
q woman), and takes Ayers sarsapsrilla,
which will relieve you, whether man or wom-
an.
Ladies', rough hands are horror. Battle
them well at night In JOhnsOn's Anodyne Lin
iment.
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Aurry.

hurry.
One Of the pleasant gatherings Of The
season was held st the home Of n c.
Means. Juniper Cottage, Thursday. Nov
"a. The friends present included Mr.
Means brother, Capt n. H. Means and
daughter, Mrs. LYMAN S. Lord, from Ellis.
worth, also Mr.. Fred Osgood and wife.
From East Surry, the friends present In
cluded MIR. Means brother, Capt ID. G.
Means and wife. Capt. George Haskell.
wife and family. Mr.. Prentiss Rich and
wife, Mr.. Willis Rich and wife. Mrs.
Means sister and husband. Rev H. b.
Tiden and wife from Cherryfieid were al.
SO present which added much to the inter
est Of the, occasion. The gentlemen spent
8 few hours IN the woods with their guns,
but the game they killed, or saw even, did
not lessen their appetite for the bountiful
dinner that awaited them on their return.
After short tramp along shore in search
OF wild birds they returned home thankful
for the pleasant day spent with friends
and relatives.
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But for the courage and presence OF mind OF
Miss Hattie Maud Blsisdei, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. T. NJ. BlxisdeIl, her little brother
Carol, aged four years. would have been
drowned on Tuesday Of this week. The chill
dren were playing on the marsh, through
which ran q deep brook. The Ice though
strong on the edge was very thin over the
brook The little fellow was sliding on bis
sled. and slid into the brook. Hattie instantly
sprang Into the water and prevented the little
fellow, who was struggling in the current
from disappearing under the Ice, then with
the help Of the other children they succeeded
iu saving CuroI from crusl end.
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BANGOR TO BAR HARBOR.

fStops on signal or notice to Conductor.
N-Weather permitting, ferry passage.
These Trains connect at Bangor, with throu gh
trains on Main Line to and from Portland, Boston
and st. John.
Passengers earnestly requested to procure
tickets before entering the train, and especial y
Ellswo rth 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 Gen'l Manager.
FEE. BOOTHBY, Gent Pass. aud Ticket Ag't.
Oct. ], 1892. lyr25
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Miss Kate Dow Of Goodwins Mills
took dose Of washing fluid instead ~
medicine aud is III very critical condition.
Her recovery Is doubtful.
The Auburn and Lewiston shoe factor
les shipped 6lj more cases Of shoes In
Thanksgiving week in go than Thanks
giving week IN 81. aud received +3,sls
more pounds of leather
Two boys AT Lisbon were PLAYING with
riiie near Lisbon village. Thursday fore
noon. when they loaded 1t. il exploded
and the tail passed through the thick OF
one boys leg above the gut~. The name OF
the boy who vas shot was LemarQue He
will recover all right
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i HAVE been troubled with cstarrh for
ten years and have tried 4 number OF RENE
dies, but found no relief until I purchased a
bottle OF Els'- Cream Balm. | consider 1t the
most reliable preparation for catarrh and cold
10 the head Geo. t. trandsl, L. NJ, QHon-
No hAW any II
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When Baby was sick, we gave hsr CastoriA.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung 70 Castoria.
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To Prevent the Grip

Or any other similar epidemic. the blood and
the whole system should be kept In healthy
condition. Take HoOd's Sarsaparills to Iiye
strength, purify the blood and prevent dis
ease.
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Horn.

Eastbrook-Nov. ~, to Mr.. and Mrs. Hamn
kiugman. u daughter.
sullivan Nov. ~, to Charles and Lizzie
(IiilD Allen, Il daug hter
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Dedhxm.
Notwithstanding the falling snow and
bad travelling, Thanksgiving Day, quite q
number of family gatherings were enjoyed.
The largest gatherings were at Joseph
Webber's where his family, one son and
five daughters, with their families, were
all present and at Asa c. Burrilrs where
four generations were represented, Mrs.
Emma Blaisdell, A. C. Burrill and wife,
H. z. Burrill and wife, and five sons. Mr..
| and Mrs. F. w. Fogg with their son and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis NJ. Blood,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest w Burril; two sons. Walter Z. Bur-
riil Of Wisconsin and A. Burdett Burrill
| and wife Of Ellsworth would have COM
pleted the family circle.
A. C. Pinkham met with quite loss the
18th inst, by the burning of his barn con-
| tanning twenty tons of hay, two pigs and
q fat hog. The fire was discovered in time
to save the stock. Cause Of fire unknown.
No insurance.
F. A. Pinkham has been home from Han
cock for q brief visit.
Mr. Isaiah Turner and wife have gone to
Madison for the winter.
Miss Frances Upton of Brewer will come
here next Sunday afternoon for the pur-
pose Of organizing u Junior EDdeavor So
ciety.
The L. S. C. will give q supper and sale
| soon.
| James Blaisdell and family have moved
to Ellsworth. Edwin Rideout has taken
| his farm for term of three years.
| Nov. 26.
| Sound.
Lay Missionary Rice Of the Baptist de-
week.
Eugene Richardson leaves this morning
for Bucksport, where he will attend the
winter term of the East Maine Conference
Seminary.
AloDzo Murphy is at home from sea.
The little house at the shore, owned by
E. G. Abbott, and occupied until the past
week by John Tracy's family, was burned
Saturday morning At about two O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Treworey who have
spent the fall here, returned on Saturday
to East Surry.
Moses Brennan, an employee of Fernald
Bros. & Higgins, met with what came
near being fatal accident on Tuesday
by premature discharge of powder.
Sabbath School has been re organized
for the winter. The meetings of the schOO
will be held In the new school-house. here
after, at . O'Clock P. ~, and all are earnest
y invited to attend.
Nov. -.
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and for the county of Hancock. on the second
Wednesday of Nov, A. d. 1872.
uENRY WHITING, Jr., and GEO. W. WHIT
IL ING, named executors and trustees in a cor-
tain instrument purpoIting To be the last will and
testament and codicil thereto of Henry Whiting,
late of Ellsworth. in said county, deceased, hav-
ing presented the same for probate:
Ordered That the said named executors and trus-
tees give notice to all persons Interested by causing
at Ellsworth that they may appear at probate
court TO be held at Bucksport, in said county, on
clock in the forenoon, and show cause, II any
they have, why the said instrument should not be
proved. approx ed and allowed the last will and
testament of said deceased.
y. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
3w46 Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
true copy, Attest :-CHAs. Z. DoRR. Register.
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH posi- OFFICE. Nov. ~, 1852.
Mr.. +. II. Crockett, j. A. Davis.
Mrs. Nancy J. Joy, Master Charles Manley
Miss Josie Phillips. Mis- Addie Nav ssun
der.
John Segsrs. Miss Carrie Wilson.
Mrs. Annie h. Wilbur.
Please csl for advertised letters.
A. K. DEvkREUX. T. N