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Rev. Albert Donnell closed his labors
with the Congregational church on Sun
day Dec. 1. and be has gone to Massachu-
sets He was very much liked, both as a
preacher and a. citizen. and his going
away Is greatly regretted both by the
church and by the community.
The winter term Of the Academy opened
on Monday, Dec. 5. with an addition Of
several new scholars.
The Grammar school opens to-day, Mr..
Henry O-good, teacher. Mr.. Osgood has
had much experience and is very success
full teacher.
Bible day was observed by the Baptist
Sunday school on Sunday evening. Dec
The Baptist circle met at their chapel,
Thursday afternoon and was entertained
by Mrs. A. J. Long and Mrs. Ira Grindle
Mr.. Pearl Atherton is having house
built by Mr.. Geo. Butler.
Mr.. Cyrus Bridges of Penobscot was in
town on Saturday.
There will be a ten-cent entertainment
at the Baptist chapel. Thursday evening",
for the benefit of the reading-room.
The Sunday schools of the village will
observe Christmas.
Dec. IL
Wednesday. Dec It'll, occurred the an
niversary of the birthdays of Mr.. A. n
Osgood and Mr.. A. c. Peters. and the
event was happily celebrated at the house
of the latter named gentleman. A, the
suggestion of Mr.. Peters, Mr.. and Mrs.
O-good aud Mr.. and Mrs. Solice Morse
were invited to dine. but when In the sf-
ternoon carriages arrived at the door three
81 a time. ii began to dawn upon the minds
Of Mes>rs. O>good and Peters that more
invitations had been issued than they were
aware of; but they were equal to the occa-
sion and had a cordial welcome for each
and all Of the thirty or more friends who
gathered TO offer their congratulations, en-
JOY social evening and partake of boun-
tiful supper. The supper table presented
an attractive appearance. In the centre
was frosted cream pie. made by Mrs. A
\. Osgood, With the Initials A. \. o.. 1926,
and A. c. P, 1882. in tinted frosting. This
center-piece WAS fsnked on the right and
left by two handsomely ornamented birth
day cakes made by Mrs. r. G. Lord and
Mrs. }. H. Morse, and good things innu-
merable filled the board. The entire occa-
sion is one to be remembered with pleasure
and We earnestly hope that our esteemed
friends and respected citizens may enjoy
many happy returns of their birthday an
niversary.
Dec TO- NJ
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L.anoine.

L.mo,ne.
School begins here this morning, taught
by Mr.. +. l.. Hodgkins.
Mrs. Calvin Coggins is slowly improving
and is able to sit up good part of the
time
Mr.. +. ID. Hodgkins is able to be out, al
though he has quite lame shoulder vet.
Mr.. n. b. Coolidge Is In Boston attend
Ing to the sale of fish carried BY schooner
Irving Leslie also Mr.. ID. d. Hodgkins is
there for the sale of those carried by
schooner Lizzie Lee.
Mr. John Hodgkins left yesterday to re-
sumo his duties on board steamer State
Of Maine
Capt. Chas. Hodgkins, schooner Lillian
Woodruff, has chartered for Manzauilla.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harding ceiebrat-
ed their for,y-dfth wedding anniversary
last Friday evening, but owing TO the
storm and bad travelling there were not so
many there as would have been under more
favorable circumstances; but we under
stand they had many nice presents and a
good time generally. Mr.. and Mrs Hard
ing are highly esteemed for the kind
treatment they bestowed upon Mr.. and
Mrs Grant. two old people whom they
took and cared for until their death, for a
very small compensation, and we trust they
may be as kindly cared for in their decl,n-
ing years.
Mr. James Convey is at Sorrento where
he has job for the winter
The Cousins brothers have put in nice
new furnace, for the purpose Of heating
their large house.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Rice have a flne
boy whom they probably viii keep, seeing
he has got a good start of six years
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Fr.nknn.
The schooner Laurel which Mr.. j. p
Gordon has had thoroughly repaired, and
whose various dimensions Capt. Cousins
so facetiously alluded TO "once upon s
time" loaded at Gordon's wharf last week
with paving blocks for New York and
proceeded on her voyage. We have yet to
learn that the craft was so broad and the
fails were so narrow, as to verify Capt.
Cousins prediction.
Mr. W. b. Blsisdell has bought the
Alex Martin house and lot. The shed aud
stable have been raZed and removed. The
huge boulder fortress without that back
ground, appears more formidable than
ever.
Mr.. WEIGH, Colby student, opened q
term of High school here last week. Mr..
Scammou could not have been more sur
prised than the writer to see himself In
stalled in that position in our last items.
We are inclined to think the typo was at
fault this time.
Misses Ella and Lucy Billings of East
brook, are attending the High school.
Miss Edith Dyer Of this place. Castine
Normal student, commenced \ term OF
district school to-day at the village.
Mr. C. Z. Dwelley is to teach at Winter
Harbor this season.
Miss Carrie Whitaker has returned TO
Castine to attend the winter term Of the
Normal.
j. H. West, Esq, returned from a bust
ness trip to NewYork. last Friday.
Mr.. Sutcliffe, who has been lsboring a,
the Methodist church, Bar Harbor, will
commence q series of meetings at the
Methodist church here, this, Monday
evening.
We are glad to note that Mrs. Leman s
circuit is convalescing from her recent
illness.
Mr.. Edw. Debeck is quite lame yet, and
sprained ankle will cause.
Mrs. Mary Debeck who died after {
| brief weeks illness, was buried from hel
home last Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Mr.
Smith officiating. Mrs. Debeck was .
woman held in high esteem. and the large
gathering of friends and neighbors pres
| ent at the last, sad rites, testified theil
| appreciation. She will be sadly missed II
| the home she has made so attractive Il
| her son, DR.. Sumner Debeck, who Is il
practice here. Verify, q good woman hai
gone from our midst.
In the death Of Joseph p. Wilbur. East
brook loses q genial. kind-hearted citizen
We are glad to learn that Mr.. William
| Goodwin of West Sullivan, who has beeI
so seriously i'll from pneumonia, is slight.
better. LEON.
Dec IL.
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An Elegant Residence.

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. j. Babson have become
quite comfortably settled 10 their new and
beautiful home on North street, Foxcroft.
FROM foundation stones to roof-trees, the en-.
tire set Of buildings. consisting OF main house.
ell and stable, have been erected and finished
In most thorough manner, during the season
now closing, at a heavy cost The main body
OF the house is 24x30 feet. and the ell connect
Ing with the stable, likes feet, and each tw o
stories with projections. A broad piazza, sup
ported by colonnades. extends along the stree,
front and southerly side - feet In ALL Above
the piszza the outside finish i In fancy sbipg.
ling The front entrance to the hallway is
from The street. The eapacious hall, besides
the piate-glsss door, Is lighted by stained.
glass window, and flight of stairs leads from
II TO the second floor. To the right OF the
hail. door opens into the double parlors.
while at the foot Of the hall another door af-
lords admission to the neatly appointed din
ing-room. Farther to the rear are the kitchen
and pantries conveniently arranged. We are
not Informed TO the cost, but considering
the value of the lot, the expense OF grading
snd the erection OF the structures II must have
reached well up 10 the thousand. OF dollars
The pleassntest feature connected with the
whole matter is the underlying fact that IIor-
ace Perkins. Esq. OF SO. Penohscot. father Of
Mrs. Babson, generously betrayed every dollar
OF the outlay from foundation upward. and
then. loving parent a he IL, presented the
whole In fee 10 her. his eldest daughter Mr.
Perkins Is well-to-do merchant aud large
dealer in real estate. and Il l. but fair to add
that his generous acts are not confined to his
own family. few Years ago. In the villsge
of his residence, through his instrumentaiity,
a fine church snd parsonage We're erected the
expense OF which was largely met from his
open purse. He has long been noted for kin
dred deeds.-iiScdtdquis Observer.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. Woodward, widow of C. H. Wood
ward Of this city, and her daughter, have re
moved to Cambridgeport. Mass.
Deputy Collector Colman A. Crabtree Of
Mt. Desert Ferry. was in this city, Tuesday.
-Hon.J H. West of franklin was in tow
Tuesday.
A. j. Whiting. Esq, OF Somesville was in
this city last week.
Miss Anna Peck will leave this city ,o-tsy
"wednesday to spend the winter In Leyden,
Mass.
Mr.. Joha II. Tracy of Ashyille was I'm thi,
city last Wednesday.
e. E. Chase, Esq. OF Bluehil was in this
city. Tuesday.
Capt Lorenzo Jordan leaves this city to.
day "wednesday to spend week in Boston
and New York.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cook are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Charles Stevens, In Belfast.
Mr.. d. J. Callahan of Lewiston, chair
man OF the state committee on Educational
Exhibits for the Worlds Fair. was in town to-
day "wednesday. for the purpose of inter.
esting our schools in that direction.
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Obituary sosSces beyond the Date. Nams and
Age xst Be paid for al the rate of ten cexss iss.
Ellsworth Dec. I2. Eunice f.. wife of Capt.
Uzial d. Curtis. aged II years, month and
days.
Bar Hsrbor-Dec. 8, Robert NJ. son OF Free
man D. and Julia Smith, aged years and
months.
Eastbrook I. Mr.. Joseph Wilbur,
aged SO years, IL months and 81 days.
West Eden-Dec. 8. Mrs. Priscilla. wife OF
Charles B. Phippin, sged So yesrs and 7
months.
Sullivan Dec. 3. Mrs. Susan ", wife OF
Calvin jackson, aged "a years and months.
West Frankin-Dec. 4, Mrs. Mary o. De-
beck, aged SO years, 9 months and 81 days.
Eastbrook Dec. 8. Mr.. George W. Ash,
aged "a years, 9 months and "a days.
Otis-Dec. 8, Mrs. Julia A., wife Of 6ylves.
ter Hopkins, aged u years and months.
East Lamoine-Dec. II. Mr.. Henry g. Rusea,
aged 90 years and months.
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Lounges.

A lounge goes farther than a
chair and when any one is too tired
to sit up it makes itself felt. Many
a time the mother would like to lie
down a moment, but cannot stop
to 60 up stairs. Would not every
member Of the family think this a
nice Christmas gift
Price $3.50 to SIS. In Ramic
Brussels, Moqucttc, lIaircloth and
Plush.
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The school In district No. 4. taught BY
Belle Lord Of East Sullivan, closed Nov
IL. The scholars not tardy or absent dur
Ing the term of ten weeks were as follows :
Daniel Bunker, Claude Graham, Bertha
Urann, Nina Urann, Josie Urann absent
o. account of sickness. Mary Z. Work
man. Prize for department awarded in
first class to Bertha Urann. second class,
Josie Urann. Highest average rank in
studies, Nina Urann.
Miss Sadie Dyer is visiting friends in
Eastbrook.
Mrs. Nettie Gordon has spent few
days with friends in this town.
The air is oiled with holiday secrets
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Wikiu-
son, formerly of this town, will be glad to
know they have purchased home In
Rockport. Mass. The place consists Of a
large twostory house and a hne stable,
also fine lot of pear and apple trees and
currant bushes. Mr.. Wilkinson is build.
ing blacksmith shop where he intends to
follow his trade. Success to them.
Dec. -. Don.
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BANGOR TO BAR HARBoR.

tStops 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 earnestly requested to procure
tickets before entering the train, and especially
EllAwo 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 Gen1 Manager.
F.E. BOOTHBY. Gent Pass. aud Ticket Ag't
Oct. !, 1892. lyr25
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On Dec. 6, in obedience TO a call from
K. W. Walter J. Dreamer, d. ID. G. NJ. OF
Penobscot. a convention comprising the
Masonic Lodges OF the fourth Masonic
district, met in the hall of Eggemoggin
Lodge. No. l2s, at Sedgwick. The con
vention opened at 10 o'clock A. ". An
address of welcome was read by o. F.
Carter, after which work on the Fellow
craft degree was exemplfed by Naskeag
Lodge, No. III. of Brooklin. The work
was very efficiently done. At II 80 the
craft was called to refreshments in the
lower hall where bountiful collation. was
served by the ladies of Sedgwick. At
Y. NJ. all repaired TO the LIST Baptist church
where an able and conclusive address was
delivered by the Rev O. II Fernad, d.
d.. OF tastine, on the Antiquity OF Ma
sonry- Music was furnished by select
choir, with Mrs. f.. A. Davis as organist.
After an hour or two spent In social con-
verse. all were called 10 supper. where We
found the tables spread with all the good
things the ladies of Sedgwick know SO we'll
how to provide. AT $50 the convention
met Eggemoggiu Lodge officiating, when
Interesting remarks In the interest OF the
craft were made by Brethren A. G. Blake
and |. \. Mayo Of Brooklin. Rev Mr.
Locke and Bro. j. n. Gardner Of Cas,iue.
followed by Bro. Dreamer of Penobscot
Then Bro. Fernald addressed the conveu-
ton on points of great interest to the
fraternity. The convention voted its
thanks to Bro. Fernald and Bro. Dreamer,
also to Eggemoggtn Lodge and the ladies
of Sedgwick for their Kind entertainment.
Then adjourned after one Of the pleasant
est meetings ever held In the district. The
unanimous voice of the craft was we
will do so again"
0. 2. CARTER, Secretary.
Dec 10.
Mr.. Eben Hooper of Sargentville. has
sold his place to Mr.. Dudley Closson. He
has moved to Benton Falls, Me. We re-
greet the removal Of one of our best
citizens.
Miss Matte Sargent is In Massachusetts
attending young ladies school at An
dover.
Mr.. Joseph Hutchins's house in this vii
lage has been neatly painted in colors.
Magic Lantern exhibition was given
in Riverside Hall, Dec. 10th.
The Masonic District Convention held
here Dec. 9th, was well attended. An in
teresting lecture was given in the church
to the public by Rev. o. Ii. Fernald of
Castine. Among the many present were
also Rev. Mr.. Locke of Castine, District
Deputy Creamer of Penobscot, Capt.
Gardner of Castine, +. Herrick, NJ. d., of
Brooklin. The collation. served by the
ladies in the hall WAS enjoyed by large
company. The evening was spent in the
well FURNISHED lodge room.
Mr.. Arthur Newman and family have
moved to Bar Harbor. Z. A. ID.
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needs of Liberal Churches in this region,
for the higher development of man, and
for the deity in mau."
Rev. Mr.. Weed preached in the evening
Of the same day, which is said to be one
of his best efforts. urging his hearers to
"square their lives by the divine precepts
and all will be well here and hereafter.
Five young ladies' are to entertain the
"Sorosis" at the hall on Thursday after
noon and evening of the coming week.
All are invited TO be present with their
dimes.
in New York city.
Dec. -.
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Married..

EllswOrth-Dec. IL, by }. II. Brimmer, Esq
Mr.. Augustus j. Moore and Miss Emma +.
Sinclair, both OF Ellsworth.
Dec. 7, by Rev. G. b. Chadwick, Mr.. Al
fred Joy and Mrs. Elizabeth A. Davis. both OF
Ellsworth.
Sedgwick-Dec. 10, by Rev. E. A. Davis.
Mr.. Charles 4. Sanborn of Brooksville and
Miss Abbie B. Pert Of Sedgwick.
South GOuldsboro-Nov. 10, by Fred P. Sar.
gent. Esq, Capt. James NJ. Bunker and Mrs.
Lucy A. Byard, both OF Gouldsboro.
Dec. II, by same. Capt. William E. Grover
and Miss Minnie B. Rice, both of Gouldsboro.
East Sulliyan-Dec. II, by f. A. Noyes.
Esq, Mr.. Charles II. Havey Of Hancock and
Miss Lizzie N. Jordan of Sullivan.
Cranberry Isles-NOy. q. by VIM. P. Preble,
Esq, Mr.. Walter Hadlock and Miss Grace NJ.
Squirting, both Of Cranberry Isles.
Bar Harhor 8, by Rev. Geo. E. Free.
man, Mr.. James Shea Of Ellsworth and Miss
Gertrude A. Morgan Of Bar Harbor.
Seal COve-Dec. 3, by Rev. j. L. Hoyle OF
Southwest HarbOr, Mr.. Maitland R. LaFurley
Of Stockton Springs and Miss Eva N. ODER Of
fremont.
Newburyport, Mass Nov. "a. Mr.. Daniel
Casey Of New buryport and Miss Mary Mcclure
Of Cherryf field.
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Sullivan.
Sabbath afternoon, the 4th inst, Mrs. 4.
F. Dyer entertained the "Liberal Christ
ians" at lay service, in the home OF the late
Mrs H. 7. Simpson who was an honored
member of the above society. active in Its
interests and hopeful of its future. In
addition to the usual singing by choir, our
hostess lent her own voice, which to Us,
who had heard it thirty years ago in church
and social song, brought back fiood OF
old and precious memories. Mr.. John
Simpson very finely read Lost Oppor..
funities,r (Jas. F. Clarke) sermon OF
much force. Mrs. VIM. Lord read my
poem acceptably to all present. Prayer oe
Miss Ida White and the responsive service
as usual with Lords Prayer In conclusion.
Next service with Mrs. NJ. A. Smith.
Mr.. Chas. Lyman Of Concord, n. H..
Was In town few days the past week.
Rev. Mr.. Cochrane, late Of Littieton, =.
H., now Ct Ellsworth. preached on .. PAP.
hath morning On earnest sermon on "Ine
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Easy Chairs.

Give the father an easy chair, It
will make his eyes glisten to see it,
and every night when he comes
home tired from business he will
sink into that chair with sigh Of
relief and rest. Do you suppose
he will forget who gave it to him?
Easy chairs in Ramie, Haircloth,
Moquette and Leather.
Prices $3.50 to SIS.
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Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED
Sunday. Dec II
Sch Nellie Grant, Dodge, Boston
SAILED
Monday. Dec II
Sch Victory, Potter, New York
Sch VIM Ii Archer, Palten. Boston
ARRIVED
Sch Otronto. Milken Boston
Sch Minneola Ray. Boston
Sch Olive Branch, Moon, Boston
Tuesday. Dec Is
Sch Wesley Abbott. Whitaker. Portland
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-12-15

Premier Ribot and Minister Bourgeois
appeared before the Panama canal investi-
eating committee; NJ. Bourgeois promised
to produce certain judicial documents IN
der pledge Of secrecy from the committee.
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Not q Miracle, Now.


People who have tried 1t. say that there I.
no better medicine for dyspepsia than Aver,
Sarsapsrills. 1t may not give one the stomach
Of An ostrich, but 1t 80 strengthens the sliment
airy organs that digestion OF ordinary food he.
comes easy and natural.
Every mother should have Johnson's An
odyne Llniment for cuts. burns and bruises.
Calls and wounds on horses are unsightly
and Objectionable. They can be cured while
the horse Is sti worked by applying BICK.
MoRE's GALL CURE.
MorrisOn'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.
OFFICE or GEO. A. Woop, TREASURER OF ]
Ebert COUNTY. kIowA. COLORADO.
hIowA, COLO, July 10, 1891.
q. n. Grdres & Sons.
BostOn, Mass,
cents : want To add my testimony TO the
efficacy OF YOUR preparation called "DR.
WOODBURI'S ANTiDorE," As = remedy
for indigestion. | have been greatly benefit
ed By using II. and an appetlzing tonic
can freely say It Is all YOU recommend 1t to he
You are at liberty to refer any one In thI,
vicinity TO me. $. to its value a. medicine, for
which you recommend ii.
(Signed) GEO. A. WOOD.
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Thereby Hangs 4 Tale.

And so. from hour to hour, we ripe and ripe
And then from hour to hour, we rot aud rot
And thereby hangs tale"
And truly. "tis q tale Of woe" Of one who
had Catarrh In the Head, for many years, and
who really bad been "rotting," from hour "a
to bis notice. He used II 1t first with sligh,
signs of relief, but he persisted until perma
nent cure was effected, and the world VA
set free by the expenditure Of few dollars Ia
that Incompatible remedy.
NIorrisOn'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 'sThe Graphic
describing MOrrison's Remedies.
Not Miracle, Now.
Until recently Consumption was considered
incursble, but now people are beginning to
realize that the disease Is not incursbls. The
cure OF Consumption 10 not miracle. now
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will
cure II. II taken In time and given fair trial
This world-renowned remedy will not make
new lungs, but II will restore diseased ones Ia
4 healthy state when other mesns have failed
Thousands gratefully testify to this. II IL the
most potent tonic, or strength restorer. alters.
tive. or blood cleanser. and nutritive. or flesh.
builder, known to medical science. For Wesk
Lungs. Splitting OF Blood. Liver Complaint, =
and Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, It Is an un.
equaled remedy.
TODAY Hoods Sarsaparills stands al
the head In the medicine world. admired II,
prosperity and envied In merit by thoussud-
OF would-be competitors. II has a larger al,
than any other medicine. Such success could
not be won without positive merit.
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Rugs.

Fur rugs are all the rage and We
can give you beauties in Bear and
Goat skins. Smyrna rugs at Christ
mas prices.
Prices, 81. 50 to $50.
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Children Cry 70,
Pitchers Castorlas
FOR OVER THREE MONTHS

my son suffered night and ds, with rheuma.
t-n: 80 much 20 that he was unable 10 feed
himself Your sulphur Bii'ers cured him.
and am truly thankful to >ay they are an hon
est medicine. Mis-. W. H. CARLETON. wife
OF Deacon Carleton, First Baptist Church,
Winchester Mass.
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When Baby was SICK, we gave her Castoria
hen she was Child she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss she chung TO CastoriA
When she had Children she gave them CastoriA
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Pictures.

Pictures and engravings after
every style. Should you desire
one Of them we will give you spec
ial prices.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-12-15

The Monetary conference may consid-
er the Rothschild plan again. Mr.. Cannon
asked that the American proposals be dis
cussed in committee to- day.
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Clocks.

Kitchen clocks, Parlor clocks,
Alarm clocks. All kinds Of clocks
from $I25 to SIS.
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Born.

Ellsworth Fas-Dec. 2. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Lyman, daughter.
Eastbrook-Dec. I, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ruel
Clark, daughter.
Trenton-Nov. IS, to Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey
S. Smith, son.
Nov. %, to Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen II.
Young q son.
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City and County.
New Advertisements.


Nevx Advert sements.
..--t-.-l If Atkinson company.
IA >.rri-
.-...s- iI.' .aistrr--' I tdridge
\a-la ,i.ldee Rrotber-
Mr. iiamm
D Nra
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,r..,. prss
Ba1ar.
lii. Isl. bas q house for rent. see hi.
another column
,4- epioysble musicale At
,..,ry ls.t "Wednesday
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N'' 'e Pleased to see hi'
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."n +AH'.us school for children
ttio"~ ha,', mex, Monday
''.""' ing ""nen's elss'
HN.u ~ Yale Divinity school.
n. 81 thr cherr, field church