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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-07-28

Hon. S. l.. Mliken is in this city to-
we shall be able TO give his excellent speech
in full.
Our citizens speak in high terms OF praise
OF irwin Bros circus which exhibited in this
city Tuesday. Their street parade was very
imposing, their performances excellent, and
the best of order marked every department
OF their exhibition. This circus will take a
high rank among the circuses OF the country.
Unless something OF a political nature
shall prevent, Grover Cleveland, Mrs. Cieve-
land and small party will leave Boston We'd
nesday, August 3, on the O'Clock train for
Mt. Desert Ferry. and then will be taken on
board the steamer Sebenoa for Sorrento. The
party will be the guests of President Frank
Jones Of the Boston and Maine Railroad, and
will ride In his private car, the Sorrento. and
a special palace car attached to the regular
train, which Is the fastest ever run into and
across Maine. The ex-Presldent has accepted
the invitation, and already programme for
each day has been mapped out, weather per-
hitting. The visit will be only for pleasure.
When Mr.. Jones was member Of Congress
he formed the acquaintance Of Mr.. Cleveland.
and when the latter was President this grew
into friendship. At that time Mr.. Cleveland
promised to visit Sorrento. but an all-summer
session of Congress prevented. Later he pre-
pared to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Lamont
there, but pending lawsuit prevented. This
time he is likely to make the trip, and W bile
there will abide In the summer home of Mr..
Jones. one Of the most beautiful on the coast.
He will have for neighbors Mr.. Sinclair, SON.
in-Iaw of Mr.. Jones, and Mr.. John W. Weeks
of the broker firm Of Hornblower IL Weeks,
Boston and New York. Mr.. Weeks occupies
the cottage of General Greedy Of Arctic fame.
Sorrento Is unlike any other resort on the
coast save. possibly, Dark HarbOr. 1t is in
land from Bar Harbor eight miles, but Is on
cape that projects into the ocean. There are
but % cottages. none costing less than $40, 900,
while that Of Mr.. Jones cost $4,000 and some
others nearly as much. The picturesqueness
known that q granite wall about the estate Of
Mr.. Jones cost 500 Upon 1t are huge
columns and upon these are vases filled with
flowers that are illuminated at night by mean
descent lights. Not far away is the cottage OF
Daniel Lamont. but at present it Is closed.
Swinging in the harb0r is a steam yacht owned
by Mr.. Jones. Cod. bake. paddock and lobs-
tiers are at the front door yard, and last year
the thinkers sehooled within stones throw OF
the shore. As both Mr.. Cleveland and Mr..
Jones are ardent fishermen. no doubt the
Yacht will be turned into a fishing boat for
mackerei are already in Bluehill and French
mans BAYS. Ii cannot be ascertained how
long Mr.. Cleveland will stay. No one now ut
Sorrento knows. Naturally Sorrento, which
il really q democratic watering place. IL
pleased at the prospect Of the coming visit,
and Is anxiously looking forward to It.
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Franklin Road.
We have had very nice weather for the
past week and those that have had hay 10
cut have taken advantage OF the same
some are through, while others have Just
commenced
Mrs. Lue kingman and her daughter
Inez, left here Saturday. the 23rd. for
Prospect, where they will be the guests Of
Miss Laura Crockett for a week or so.
Miss Leila Walker and her sister Ellie
spent few days with their parents. last
week. accompanied By their cousin, Mrs
Adelbert Miles OF your city. Her husband
came Sunday, to accompany her home.
Fred Graves was at home SUNDAY from
Bangor, where he is at work at his trade,
carpentering.
Fred Googins was at home Sunday. from
Hallowell where he is engaged by the NJ.
c. r. r.. as cook on a car. He returned
on the train Sunday
Cars were received at Halls mill, Sat
urday, to be loaded with slaves for New
York
X. O. Pierce Of Charlestown. Mass. is
stopping for a short period with his moth
er-n-law, Mrs. John Latin.
Schooner Lucy Elizabeth is at JOYS
wharf loading wood for Augustus Mill
ken of Bar Harbor.
July %. REMLE.
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ON Tuesday evening. July 81, a company
of twenty assembled at Mrs. Matilda b.
Wooster's, TO witness the opening Of three
might blooming cereu,, The three bios
SONS were upon one plant, and ali opened
at the same hour. presenting beautiful
appearance. The evening was spent In
singing and social conversation.
Mr.. F. b. Stevens Of HYDE Park, Mass.
Is The guest OF Miss Blanche NJ Smith
Mr., Harry l.. Smith Of waltham, Mass.
Is visiting relatives in this place.
Walter s. Isgerthy who has had
severe attack Of spinal meningitis, is
steadily improving.
Il was merry party OF four that sailed
from what is known a Smiths Creek, to
Hancock Point, one sultry day last week.
After partaking Of 3 bouutiful picnic din
ner they strolled siong the beautiful
beach and through the groves, until 1t was
thought best 10 return home. To their
dismay squat was arising. which steadily
Increased 10 4 gale, and this merry party
was compelled to return by land instead
of water
Mrs. Sarah Smith, an aged lady 10 this
vicinity, has been Ill for some weeks with
pneumonia, bnt we are glad to hear that
She is regainiug her usual good health
July p. NELL.
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Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name asH
Age mustbe paid for at the rate Of ten cents ins-
Bar Harbor-July 4, Mr.. Jacob S. Sumins-
by, aged 10 years.
July 9. Mr.. Franz T. Muller, aged So years
and months.
Orand Drowned July 10, Wilbert A. Dew
ereux, aged 20 years, 8 months and days.
East Sullivan-July Is, Mr.. Augustus W.
HILL aged about so years.
Lawrence. Mass.-July 10, Of typhoid fever,
Miss Alice Thomas, formerly Of Hnlps Cove,
Me-, aged SO years, months and 10 days.
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Children Cry for
Pitchers Casto<ia.
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

MRS. WINsLoN's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used by millions OF mothers for their children
while teething. IL disturbed at night anal brok-
en- Of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teeth send at once
and get bottle Of Mrs. Winslow'S Soothing
syrup for Children Teething. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, there is no mistake about it.
II cures diarrhga, regulates the stomach and
bowels. cures wind colo, softens the gums.
and reduces Inflammation and gives tone and
energy 10 the whole system. Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing syrup for children teething Is
pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription
Of one Of the oldest aud best female hysicians
and nurses In the United States Price twen-
ty-hve cents bottle. sold by all druggists
throughout the world. Be sure and ask for
MRS. WiSsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
ly40,
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HOOPS PILLS cure Consultation,

The value of good name was well exem-
plitird the other day, when a man asked one
OF our druggists for bottle OF SarsaparIlla.
whose" inquired the clerk. Whose?
why, Ayers, OF course. Ye don't suppose I'm
going to run any risk with Hannah, do YEP.
Some laugh at old school remedies. Do
modern ones equal Johnson's Anodyne Lini-
meDt?
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North Hancock.
W. H. Mcfarland is now engaged As
engineer on q steam yacht In Sorrento
belonging to WIN. Lawrence.
Mrs. Jennie Woodward has gone to Bath
to join her husband in his vessel, the Dicky
Bird.
Miss Evelyn Butler is visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Mary X. Butler. Friends Of hers
are with her-Miss Mitchell and another
young lady.
Mrs. Annie Dodge and her sister, Miss
Susie Mcfarland, made a short visit to
Sorrento to see relatives recently.
Mrs. Susan Springer and her son Thorn
As, from your city, are now stopping on
their place while he gets his hay.
AL. Foren is at home for awhile from
Bar Harbor where he has been at work for
the summer.
A big excursion from the Franklin Road
the oath. and there will he another on the
31st. All that wish for fine time and TO
visit that delightful summer resort, would
do well to avail themselves OF the oppor-
tunity at cheap rates.
Rev. Mr.. Spauldng preached in the
school-house In No. z, on the cath
Master Walter Butler is quite tick with
measles at his grandfather. Mr.. Luther
Spriuger's.
The remains of Mrs. Eunice Brown
Shepherd were brought from Ellsworth on
the Goth, where she died at the residence
of Mrs. Clara Beal where she had been
stopping for the past two years. Her
funeral services were conducted by the
Rev. Geo. Garland of your city. She was
inferred in the Pine Tree cemetery by the
side Of her parents. She was 4 good old
lady. Her age was - years. former
resident Of this place. onr loss Is her
gain. SUBSTITUTE.
July 25
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Card Of Thanks.

| wish to express my deep gratitude and
thanks to the men who so diligently worked to
find the remains of my dear sons and to the
kind people who so literally donated the
means with which to procure the services Of a
diver. ALFRED q. BENNETT.
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Marine List.
Ellsworth Port.

Ellsworth Port
SAILED
Thursday. July n
sch Fair Wind. Farrell, Rondout
ARRIVED
-ch Layolta Whitaker, Boston
Friday, July ;!
Sch u ; Lawrence, Patterson. Boston
sunday. July a
sch otronto Milliken Providence
Monday. July %
Sch Forester. Farrell. Boston
sch Mary Augusta, Bowden. >omes sound
sen Passport. -, Deer Island
Tuesday. July 81
Sch Emily. Moon, Boston
sch sea Flower. Miliiken, RockIani
Domsstic Ports.
RosroS-Ar July .. schs Ttmouse. jordan.
Orlaud Brave, Greenlaw, Deer Isle
Cd July p, sch Alice J Crabtree. Crabtree,
sullivan
Ar July u. sens Kate L Pray. Il II Gross.
Crockett Deer I-le. 4 II Leland. somea, ut Des'
ert Arrival, Stewart. BROOKLYN
Ar July 20, sch Hail. Hutchins, Orland
BAsGoR-Ar July 20. sch Helen q. Moseley,
Ar July 81, sch W T Emerson. Clement. from
Boston
HYASSfs-sld July %, sen Carrie Pickering,
New York
NEW YoRK-Ar July -, schs nobt Dority.
Lowe, sedgwick; White Cloud. Robbins, sullivan
Ar July 20, schs Nightengale. Thuriow; and
Catherine, Duffy. Bluehill, Jennie Lind. Small,
Gouldsboro
Ar July a. schs Allston, Two Rivers, S;
Glenullen, Boston
PORILASD-Cii July 3D. sch Sarah Franklin,
Rich. Bar Iiarbor
NEW BLDFoRD-sld July 20, sch Edith b
Coombs. sullivan
PERTH AMBoY-sld July 90. sch Capt John,
Smith. Provincetown
PHILADELrHIA-Ar July -. sch Chrome, Colt
Somes Sound
Ar July %, sch Ellen " Baxter. Sullivan
Mt DESERT FERRY-Ar July II, schs May
Queen. Grant, Franklin for Newpuryport; Nellie
Woodbury., Gilpatrtck from Portsmouth Tor
franklin Marion kockhiH, Anderson. Boston
for Franklin
Ar July %, schs W II Card, for New Bedford
G W Collins. for Boston, Mary Lord. Boston tor
Franklin
VINEYARD HAyES-Sld July -. sch Ellen Per
kins, Green's Landing for New York
Ar July p. schs Mary Stewart, Somes Sound
for New York; Fred Holden, Calais for New
Haven
TOrefga Porte.
MATANZAs--At July ~, sch III Cottrell, Has
keil, for North OF Hstteras
HONG KoNG-Ar June 20, ship WIN G Davis
from New York for Manila
TURKS IsLAND-Passed June %, sch ID Hodg
kins. Philadelphia for Old Providence
NUEvITAs-Ar July IL. sch John Paul, Foss
New York
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The railroad commissioners made their
first trip over the railroad extension to
Rumford Falls, Monday, July %.
The Governors Council has granted =
conditional pardon to Edward and Agnes
Morey Of Bath. in State prison for larceny.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-07-28

Mr.. Paternotre, French minister to
the United States. Is at Bar Harbor, the
guest Of Albert Clifford Barney OF Wash
ingt"n.
Bar Harbor was thronged with excur-
sonists Sunday. Eleven hundred people
went over the Maine Central from Bangor
and way stations.
-Jhe residence of Michael Gallagher on
Lsrkin street, Bangor. was damaged by
Dire Sunday afternoon 81 800; covered by
insurance.
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The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chilblaius,
Germs. and all skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. 1t is guaran-
teod 70 give perfect ~ati-iaction or none, re-
funded. Price - cents per box
FOR SALE BY s. ID. Wiggtn.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALyE.

Gall, and wounds on horses are unsightIy
snd Objectionable. They can he cured v lille
the horse is still worked by applying BICk-
NORE'S GAN tr-KE
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Milbridge-Julv 81, by Rev. II. B. Tilden.
Mr.. Augustus V. Foster add Miss Julia E.
Ramsdell, both Of Milbridge.
Penobscot-July 8. Mr.. George A. Arey Of
Brewer and Miss Linnie B. BOwden Of Penob-
scot.
Dedham-July 16, by Deacon Mark Saun-
ders, Mr.. Emery l.. Osgood OF Dedham, and
Miss Ethel McGinnis Of Orland.
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PERSONALS.

! home.
Miss Julia G. Hsgerthy, of Chandler St.
Boston. arrived In this city last Friday en-
route TO Bar Harbor. where she intends to
spend a few weeks. On her return she will
visit friends in Ellsworth and vicinity.
Miss Mary Burnham. who has been sue.
cessfully teaching for s,me length OF time
in Connecticut. Is now in this city visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. .. r. Burnhsm.
Mrs. Madge Perkins. with her two chill.
dren, OF Boston or vicinity Il visiting rela-
tiyes in this city.
DR.. keene. OF Warren. II. l.. was present
nj the funeral Of his wife's mother, Mrs Eras-
tus Rrdman. Mrs. keene and the children
came some time before Mr.. Redman's DEATH
Miss Annie Emery. daughter OF Judge
Emery. was in Bar Harbor last week, the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James p. stevens. OF
Trenton, \. j., who are staying at the Louis
burg
Mr. +. p. Reed OF North Abingdon, Mass.
was in town Friday on business.
Mr. George +. Higgins, OF Brockton,
Mass, who has been visiting friends here, re-
turned hcme Thursday.
MIR. F. II. Binder and wife, OF BluehiII.
were in town Thursday on their way to Bos-
ton.
Mrs. l.. F. Hooper and Mrs. F. II. McFar-
land spent Thursday at Shady Nook.
c. J. Dunn, Esq. OF Orono, was in town
THURSDAY
William 7. Goodw in, OF sullivan. WAS in
town Friday.
rx-sharie Iri.h =, Ero, aunt,
this city THURSDAY.
-wr I.,odn, rre .,a n.,,a ,a
turned II R,nror fran, III, 70 ruswnr,h
~, :,
satur,I,,
u,
have been visiting Mr.. Tre.,.. n.ren,. NJ
and Mrs. + ~ coo,,h. IN th;.ci,v
p.y e J. " uu,h,rt ,,ro,.
li.b litera,ur, in Centre coIiego na,,,rIo /,
who was formerly pastor OF the Congregations
al church in thi, city. is visiting friends here.
Mr. Henry Vbi,ir,,a.,l ,.,;,,. -,
plins their cottage nj Hancock Point.
Miss ssJie asuob,ar 30 .x-sb.rie
Brown. and Nil. carrie d.u,btar ~ trdc.
+ Wsrdweu NJ R.rs,or vars n, ,hi. ci,y
Wednesday evening m. yue.t. ~ Nil. rnn
Chilco,t
Mis-. sarah Re,,,.r uho No.. .no,, s,or.,
month, in Wallham. Mass, /. now visiting
friend, in ihi. city.
sheriff lanes " p,,,.r.o, ., pucL.,,o-,
Wa. In lawn Monday
u..r,.x
- VI "o" N"''''lA'i'' nv
u,rh Srbool !. VISITING ~. NJ. M.r,..nd
rl,r,,,,,. .,ni,, ,,,h.jr ho,,a J., MA .,-.,
Mis-. N,uJe H,rl,f.., Of p.,,or NJ
visiting her ann Nr, q II Rroot. +, ,ht.
city.
DR.. +. +. wbitc,m, ~ R,r u.rhor g..
.tonr,ip.. !, fev d,v.uI,h 49, ,,.,,,,- :, t,n.
worth Fa>
Re, J.me. ~ ,orri,. ,,,,,. - p.r.
hor Noni.v D. r = p..,t
Comfy At,orn.y Elm, y S.,o,,,,., a.,
Deer I.je va. in town Md,
" - w """Eof """g Ne"S'
" "''''' ga ~ 10y 0"hHAs
"''" ~ "'>'""' "'' o''h WISHING
M conn h'hehzif has returned from
'''F ~ '''''"'
Aui'''' N"n o. fd"'h "inn, ana >tephes
! az '' 81 Boston nave been visiting VIM.
''' TO" J." 'n'' Guy
Mr. Pearl y. Day and son have returned
home from Buehill, where they have been
A doc SCARED Cnl Rnrrili. h,-., d. -, 49,
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Penotsrot.


Alta Republican caucus held July %. ]
NJ. iutchins vas made chairman and A
+. Nsrnum, clerk. The following persons
were chosen as delegates to the county
convention to be holden l.. Ellsworth. july
%; y. F. Norton, H. A. Dorr W. B.
Clement. NJ. 7. Hinckley. Some forty or
more Republicans were present, and con
siderable enthusiasm prevailed.
The town committee for the coming
year are c. X. Bridges. Ellery Bnwden, A.
+. Varnum, j. NJ. Hutchins A. X. Heath,
Cyrus Leach Benson Wardwell
George Haynes recently returned home
from the State Of Georgia, where he has
been about year.
Flora Marks IS At home Oh vacation.
Having has been pushed for the las. two
weeks. and some report a greater crop than
last year.
Children's Day was observed at the
Methodist church, No. Penobscot, Sunday
evening.
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. July %, 1892
Mr.. b. j. Clergue. Mr. Clarence C. Chstto,
Mr.. Million c. Dudley, Mr.. Mary Doyle.
Miss A lice Gilley Mr.. Robert Greedy,
w. S. Hail. Z ). Hapworth,
Mrs. LYDIA Higgins. Mrs. Hamilton Joy,
Mr.. William |. Moore. Miss Minnie II. Moore,
Mrs. Mary &. Remick. Mr.. William T.. Smith.
Mr.. Geo. W. Wescott
Please call for advertised letters.
K. DEvRREUx p NJ.
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To catch flies get the "Will Stick" hy pa
per. also fly powder and powder guns. A few
hammocks and croquet sets lett. Sponges,
feather busters and channels. Doll carriages
and carts, canary birds cages and seed, at
HoLTS VARIETY STORE.
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A large number OF relatives and friends
attended the funeral services OF the late Will
bert A. Devereux at the family residence on
Bridge street, Bucksport, Friday forenoon at
10 O'Clock. Bangor, Orrington, Prospect, We
roma, Oriand, Castine and Ellsworth being
represented. The floral offerings were very
beautiful and testified to the esteem in which
the deceased was held. The pail bearers were
Messrs. W. II. Gardiner, j. l.. Homer, Will
Snowman, Allen Chase, John Mcdonald and
+. A. Heath. The interment was at Orland
Centre Postmaster Devereux Of this city, an
uncle OF the deceased, was present at the fu-
neral.
Probably no more enjoyable evening has
been passed at Bar Harbor this summer than
at the Newport last Thursday. The celebrated
evangelist, Ira d. Sankey, of Brooklyn, had
been stopping at the hotel for a few DAYS and
on this evening the guests prevailed upon him
to sing some OF his celebrated compositions.
Only few invited guests outside Of those
stopping at the hotel were present, but those
who heard Mr.. Sanksy were thoroughly de-
lighted with the entertainment which this cell
ebrated man afforded them. Mr.. Sankey left
Friday on his return home.
The Thomas f. Shea Co. is here for the
entire week. This Company is always wei
come to Ellsworth and is favored with large
and appreciatiye audiences, as 1t ought to be,
for 1t Il one of sigma merit. Mr.. Shea is one
Of the finest actors who fsyors Ellsworth with
a visit. On Tuesday evening Mr.. Fred Z.
Cooke, Ellsworth's popular actor, gave great
additional interest to the play, "Barred OUT
by the inimitable way in which be rendered the
part Of Granny O'Donovan.
-Monaghan's Band gave very enjoyable
band concert In pOst-office square last We'd
nesday evening and the citizens are under
great obligations to the musicians for the
pleasure afforded.
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when Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung u Castoria
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What Stronger Proof

Is needed Of the merit OF Hoods Sarsapariila
than the hundreds OF letters continually CON-
Ing In telling OF marvellous cures 1t has effect
ed after all other remedies had failed.
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WASH DRESS GOODS

In all the staples and novelties. Cotton
Goods never were as cheap a. they are
now. We are Offering some remarkable
bargains in this line
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y. NJ. stuart bs, had hi residence piped
for wafer
The Burrin Lumber Go. has purchased a
>hingle machine
There will be preaching at the Free Baptist
church sunday next, morning aud evening,
BY the pastor
Mrs A. F. GreeIy has let her cottage at
Hancock Point % Mrs. f. 5 Brown of Ban
COR for he season.
There were 500 cxcursionists IN Bar Har-
bor SUNDAY. They went from Bangor, Rock
and and inalhaNen in three separate parties,
The Maine state College At it. recent com
menrement conferred upon Il. +, Clark. Of
southwest Iiarbor, the degree Of Master of
Science
Mr.. Lev P Morton, wife Of Nicc-rre.i-
dent Morto. e>pecte, at Rar Harbor soon,
and VIII occupy the Abtndrub cottage via
ber daughters.
A hne portrait Of The late Ex-Vice rre>i-
tent Hannibal Htm'ia has been presented to
Tbs Lincoln club m Portland for the wal. Of
their cluh rooms
Richard GolI-n Of The jed rrouty fame i,
having pboto,raph. Of ranob.ro, y.,I., ,tc,
for n. new HI, ..rr,u,v 1,,,er, >, he
brought nur IN ISL
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'"' wa o." '''- gag o'N'' WAY
y srt ul"r, ban pleased that The report
"a, mentioned =; week A. to The Buzzell fail
t'' 'u Amherst, "4- entirely Incorrect. The
-Htutan} j. b -"nt condition and i going
a.ou- b, IA .ruor ot T. ws,> doing prom
ln Amherst i store v bose SIN i unique
sli J-t-us 'p ,ay the least. /, READS Gro
..,7f,.- f4-t r. f,tl lg.. .-u,l1 AM! ,ah..,n :.
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Mrs. viii Harper is visiting friends in
Annapolis, n. S.

Mrs. viii Harper is visiting friends in
Annapolis, n, S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Goodwin. who have
been visiting Mrs. Goodwin's parents,
Capt. and Mrs. n A. Harper returned TO
their home in Brockton. Mass. on Mondlv
last. During their stay here, Mr. and Mrs.
Goodwin took weeks outing with some
friends on Pond Island. and report de.
lightful time.
Mrs. Amanda Tinker Of Sedgwick, Wis
tied friends here last week.
Mr.. VIII Colt Of Calais, was ia town a
short time since.
School In this district closed Friday,
July -, after a term OF ten weeks, taught
by Miss Nina Poor Of Scbago.
Capt. l.. s. Norwood Of Matinicus Rock
Light Station, Is home for short time,
and on his return will be accompanied by
his wife and niece, Miss Luella Brown.
Capt. Norwood has recently been pro-
NOTED. aud is now SECOND assistant light
keeper.
Mrs Myra Hodgdon and Miss Anna
Hodgdon of Spmerville Mass, are visit
ing relatives IN this vicinity and will
spend the summer here and ut Bar Harhor
July %, NEIL.
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Draperies and Curtains.

As usual We make special efforts To make
this department attractive, by showing
novelties fully one season ahead Of any
other dealer. An examination Of our geu-
eral housekeeping goods will prove proat-
able to our customers
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REMLr,


nj. Desert Ferry.
The school at Mt. Desert Ferry closed
Friday with the usual closing exercises
Maggie Colby was the only scholar who
did not miss a day, nor a half of day
during a term of ten weeks. There has
been a great deal of sickness In the dis
trct during the whole term, the principal
cause of non attendance.