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INVITING FIELD,
THAT IS WHAT THE GREAT
SOUTH IS

For Manufacturing Industries of
All Understanding About
Woodworking Establishments
Especially---An ENCOURAGING
Picture as Drawn by Industrial
Commissioner Power, Of the
Illinois Central Railway.
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The acts of this life are the destiny
If the next.-Eas.ern ProUerb.
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REPAIRING And H0RoESHOEING

Thankful for past patronage. we hope by
.'"l work and strict attention to business
10 merit continuance of the same
Very Respectfully.
CROW & MARSTON,
-VI III { Henderson, \ +.
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THIS IS OUR
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of tive claim to have the best
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and at prices that will please you
and your pocketbook. And we are
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Alliance Wagon,

one of the best wagons sold. 1t cannot be
tXc'lled. We are prepared to do all kinds
"l work with neatneSS and dispatch, and
MAKE a speciality of carriage painting,
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B5-EyffsE F'hEEE i;-5t
Has the H. -tun:. - rrs3 go p. :,,.s.c..-
j. ii. yEILi. IL C.<s., I'..... .4
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BORN

ARCHER-At Lamoine, pec II, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Winfield :. Archer, daughter.
BRoOhS-At Ellsworth. Dec. II, to Mr.. and
MIR Charles NJ. Brooks, Il daughter.
CowING-At pe,ihAm. Novz = TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Waldo Cowing, daughter
CoGGINs-At surry, pee. :. to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Coggins, son
EATON-At Deer Isle, Dee, IA, to Mr. and Mrs
George { Eaton. a son.
GOTT-At fremont. Dec. :, to Mr.. and Mr..
Joel Z. Gfott, daughter
JOHNSoN-At Deiham. Dec. II, to Mr.. and
MIR. James johnson. daughter.
LoRD-At Brook-yiie, Dec. L, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles +. Lord.
PARLEE-At Chelmsford, Mass. Nov. p, to
Nj and Mr. William PAriee, twin sons.
Henry and Harry.
STDVER-At Fast Bluchiil, Der. 10. TO Mr. and
Mrs. Walter stoyer, sen.
STOYER-At Bluehill. Dec. Il, to Mr.. and Mr..
Ira u. slower, daughter
SCLLIVAN-At south Biuehll, Dec. Is to Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis l.. sullivan. son. Leo
A-ter
wALLs-At fremont, Dec. :, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob 3. walls, q son.
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Christmas at the Churches.

y St Jo-efh- f. c. church there viii
= special services on Christmas day. con-
s.stlng OF low mass at :, high mas, and
sermon a. - and yespers and bene-
diction n the evening a. 30.
special musical programme. conducted
~ Miss Dgtton, organi-t ma been
arranged f-r the high mass. Bait
saz mass IN { viii be rendered
Tn -Dec.Rl features will be a solo. Ave
Marie" ov Miss Lizzie Mullan, with
..as5g ohl.gs.e by Il is Ma be, Monaghan,
d4e. Yea. Creator by Mrs. Edmon
inc and l..-s Mattel Monaghan and
SOLO % Sa!dtari,. by Miss Monaghan,
IN The e4ea:n- Eosewig vespers Will be
rendered.
At the Unitarian church there viii be
Christmas Vesper service at . p. m. sun
lay Rev Mrs. Cochrane viii preach
Christmas sermon. A musical programme
Of eXcellencc ha- been arranged, The
choir will be- assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. r.
r hedman, !. z. Trul and Mrs. /. Nor
r., violinist.
At the Congregational church sunday
morning he pastor, Rev. d. l.. Yale, Will
deliver IL Christmas sermon. Subject:
The First Christmas Night. There
viii De a = Pee "a musical programme
At the Methodist church Sunday even
ing he pastor, Rev.I. II. w. W harff, Will
preach on the subject: Thoughts on
Christmas
AT the Baptist church Sunday morning
Rev. 4. 4. Mason, pastor, will deliver a
sermon appropriate TO the Christmas sea-
son.
The SUNDAY school Of the Baptist
church VII have & Christmas tree festival
m the vestry on Christmas eve. There
VIII be Al entertainment by the children
Il the school.
The SUNDAY school of the Congrega-
tional chucL VIII hold IT. Christmas festi-
val at the ve-try Christmas night, Tues
day. Members Of the sunday school and
parish, and parents, are invited TO be
present.
The SUNDAY school Of the Met hodi,t
church VIII nave Christmas tree festival
and entertainment at the vestry Christ
mas eve.
The Sunday school Of the Unitarian
church wil. hold its Christmas festival at
he vestry on Christmas night. Tuesday,
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CHRISTIAN ENDEANORERS.
Meeting of Seaside Local MON at
BiuehiII. De- /

Bluehill, Dec. II.
The second meeting OF Seaside local
union Of c. +. was held last Friday after
noon and evening in the Baptist church
al Bluehlll. The weather was excellent
and large number from he out-of-toWn
societies vas present, all those included
in the union being represented except
the one at Morgan'- Bay
The societies sending delegates were
Bluehiil, Baptist and Congregational!
East BIaehilI, Surry, East Surry, k4--
worth, Baptist, Ellsworth Falls and West
Ellsworth. About thirty were present
from out OF town.
The meeting opened at 2 O'Clock with d
half hour devotional service led by tn
preside Rev II. F. Day, of Surry. This
was followed by the address OF welcome
by Walter Butler, responded to = Robert
Carter, OF Ellsworth
After the reading and accepting OF the
reports OF the secretary and treasurer. re-
ports were given of each society repre-
sented. These reports were interesting
anu on the whole revealed good degree
of activity.
An interesting feature was introduced
at this point. The Union Baptist and
Congregationalj Junior Endesvor society.
of kiae.;3l. held regular meeting, Illus
=
do. The meeting was led by Flo--ie Mad
docks The scripture reading, singing.
repetition Of the Lords prayer, naming
books of he bible, naming the para Dle-
Of our Lord and giving the main lesson
they teach, and the rendering of reports.
al these things done by the little ones so
promptly, showed the listeners that the
Iuufor~ nave been diligently trained and
are profit ing by it. \ pretty and enter
tanning feature was the singing Of scat
ter sunshine, by Nellie Green. Lula
" hite and Abby Gross
After the juniors came three papers Of
practical interest and full of suggestions
worth herding Rev. f.. Bean. "thr5--
tiau EuCeavor as Related to EEangeIi-tlc
Work II IS Kate Latin Of Ellsworth
Fails. ~ hristian Endeaycr IN il Re
lat-eu To the Destitute and Afflicted 8.
MarjIn Moore, Of Ellsworth rails. "0Di-
cations "a Christian Endeayor5 = 10 Le
Present and to Begin their Mcetlngs at
IT, t.aa=nted Time
clock a praise service ',a.
led by Daniel Gross. The choir sang an
ant hem, %, Thou God Of NJ saliva
tiou. very beautifully. During the exer-
ciseS later on male quartette sang with
excellent effect sweet Hour OF Prayer
and Load, Kindly Light"
After the praise service the question
boA was opened by Rev. II. ". COniey.
About twenty-five questions were il the
Doz, the most of them dealing with mat
tiers OF vital Importance in regard 10 the
principles of Christian Endeavor and 10
met hods of administration.
This was followed by paper prepared
by Mrs Randolph Greene on "Obliga-
tions OF Christian Endeavorers to Attend
Regularly their Meetings"
Rev c. NJ. q. HarWood, of Biuehill, dis
cussed the "Obligations of Endeavorers
to Attend Regularly the weekly Church
Praye meeting.
The principal address of the evening
was by Rev. r. A. Mason, of Ellswort b,
what the Good Citizenship" movement
was not, and then defined what it meant.
Among other well put truths he empha
sized thai every person should be inter
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ested in political affairs, and should carry
religion into his politics.
After the collect ion. amounting to 81.
an inspiring conservation meeting ied oE
Rev. Mr.. Bean closed the session
Among the matters of business, were ne
admission of South Surry society 10 mem :
bership in the union; the appointing OF
the presidents of all the societies com
r7,ittee to see about badges for I he union
and rerort at next meeting; the adoption
OF resolutions thanking the entertaining
cordial receptjou and hospitality; and
the RAISING Of vote that in all after
meetings the delegates carry baskets con-
tanning cake etc, leaving only conee ana
the heartier food to be provided by the
entertainers.
The meeting was one of large enjoyment
and profit. All who went felt stronger
for Christ and the church. J. he next
meeting place could not be definitely an
nounced, but will be given notice OF ere
long by the corresponding secretary
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PROBATE COURT.
December Term at Bucksport-insol-
NencN Matters.

December Term at bucheport-iH >oi-
vency Matters.
Wills proved and allowed Henrietta
Bridges. Brooklin; Willard Blslsdell,
Orland; James W. Paige, Boston; Ellen
W. Rollins. Concord, y. H.; Susan Coed
win, Amherst.
Wills filed for probate Abdon X
Coolidge, Lamoine: Benjamin King, La
moine; Sumner q. Rowe, Ellsworth.
Administration granted on estates OF
Mary W. Webster. Csstine; Andrew II.
TAYLOR, Swans Island Plantation; Nancy
Curtis, Bucksport; Dora +. Perry, Goulds-
boro; Mary B. Sewsll, Templeton, Mass. !;
Marcus p. Halliburton. Hartford, y. j.;
Edward A. Frink. Deer Isle.
Administration de bonfs non granted
on estate of Edward l. Frink. Deer Isle.
Guardians appointed unto Hiram A.
Knowles, minor. Surry; Csddie A. Brown
ct ais. minors, Hancock.
Inauisition ordered on petition for sp-
poIntrent Of guardian unto James &.
Bowden. Ellsworth, alleged insane.
Inventories returned in estates Of Mary
Ann Fletcher. Ellsworth; Henry A. Holt,
BIuehiH: Edward A. Crocker, Bueksport,
Francis Taft, Goald- boro: John Kelley,
Hancock sally 3. DeLAittre. Ellsworth:
Amanda W. Bow Ter, Hancock.
order Of notice returned in estate Of
Thomas B, Hill sullivan.
License granted 10 sell real estate n
estates q Louisa II. llRrtshUrn. Els
worth: Clarence I. Mcbride. q al,
minors, Nj. Desert.
Petitions file5 FIR license to SCI real g.
Ia = IN e-tzte- - John j. Carr. Eden;
A-shs5- pa eater ct al. minors. Bis
Accounts settled IN estates Of samuel
{ -tlhas BGck-par;. Alfred Neazie,
Eden. jess Perry, 1ioulGs hore: Myriek
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Efgal Motifs,

---~~~~--~~N@~@-0~~~0~7 49, -
To the Hon. Judge Of Probate within and for
the county of Hancock.
,I,HE UNDERSIGNED Charles r Paine, OF
l Eden. Hancock county, Maine, admiut-
TRAITOR of the estate Of John NaH-aw. late OF
could -boro. in said county, deceased. respect.
fully represents that the goods and ehattel-,
and right- and credits Of said e-tat" are Insult.
tiCisrt to pay the debt= and expense Of admin.
i-tration, leaving deficiency Of three hundred
dolars. that Il i necessary {" sell whatever in.
tsreSt the said John NsH~aw hat I'm and to amy
real estate for the purpose of paying the said
debts and expenses OF sale and al admini-ira-
tiou. wherefore your petitioner Prays that he
may he granted license To sell and convey all
of said real estate, to wit two lots OF land At.
uated in said town of Gouldshoro, bounded a.
follows
First. \ certain lot or parcel Of land situated
In Prospect Harbor, in the town of Gouldsboro,
and bolnde,i and described follows to wit
BEGINNING at the northwesterly corner OF
Charles Sausaw= home lot in the center OF
town road and running thence northerly by the
town road To Charles Nansaw's pasture lot.
thence nurtheasterly 10y said line OF pasture lot
to the stream. thence by said stream southerly
to land Of Prospect Harbor Ice Company;
thence southerlY and westerly by line of said
Ice Company to the northeasterly corner of
aforesaid Charles Nansaw's home lot. thence
westerly by north line OF said Charles Nan-aw'-
lot to place of beginning, containing forty
acres more or less. with the buildings thereon.
Second. certain lot or parcel OF land ST
uated In Gouldsboro, and bounded and de
scribetl as follows beginning at the southeast
corner OF land owned by Freeand Rosebrooks
bordering the pond road. and known as the
Nansaw lot, thence running westerly by said
Ro-ebrook lot to land OF Frank Moves; thence
routherly by said Noyes lot to land of james
r. Coomb- thence easterly by said toOmb- lot
10 town Pond road thence by said road 10
place Of beginning containing thirty acres,
more OF less or much thereof as may lee
necessary for the above purposes.
CHARLES = PAINE.
STATE OF MAINE
HtxoocK. ss:-Court OF Probate, December
term. q. d, 1894.
Upon the foregoing petition, ordered, That
said petitioner give public notice to all per
sons Interested by causing a copy of the petit
ton and this order thereon. to be published
three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American. newspaper printed or published
in Ellsworth, in said county, that they may
appear at court OF probate for said county. TO
be held at Ellsworth, on the second Nednes-
day Of January NJ It at ten of,thc clock in the
forenoon. to show cause. II any they have,
why the prayer Of said petitioner should not
be granted
O = CUNNINGHAM. Judge
AtteSt.-t'HAs. T. poER, Register
\ truc copy. Attest--CB.s p poRR, Register.
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NIvllEREAs, harles h. Pineo, Of Eden
w Hancock county. state Of Maine by hl-
mort age deed. dated MAY ;, a. Il i-r-. and re
corded in the Registry Of Deeds for Hancock
county, Maine, book 10, page -, conveyed To
mr., samuel X. hitting, of Ell-worih in said
county and state certain lot or parcel OF land
with buildings thereon, situated in said town
Of Eden, at Bar Iiarbor, and bounded and de.
-cribed a. follow. beginning at stake on
the south side of second South street and in
the west line Of the schooner Head road and
follows said west line south four and one half
degrees west ei ght rods to a stake thence north
eighty three and one-halt degrees west seven
O. rods, more or less, to a stake thence north
four and one half degrees east eight = rods to
II stake the south line Of said South street;
thence ON said line of said street south eighty.
three and one half $50 degrees east seven
rod more or les TO the rst-meutioned bound
containing hfty-siN t55) square rods, more or
less
Also lot adjoining the above described,
bounded and described as follows Beginning
on the south side OF second South street at the
northwest corner of the ahove-de-cribed lot and
follows the west line Of said lot south four and
one half degrees west eight rods to the south
west corner Of said lot, IL being the northwest
corner Of lot now or formerly owned by vii.
liam III. Webbcr, thence north eighty three and
one half degrees west five rods to east line of
land now formerly of Eugene b Richards
rods 10 q stake in the south line e se"sa.
South street; thence on the south line Of said
street eastward five rods to the place OF begin
ming ana contains one fourth Of one acre, more
OF less, and whereas the conditions of said
mortgage have been and are now broken, now
gage for breach Of conditions thereof, and give
this notice for that purpose,
Dated this Eth day OF December, a. Il. 1884,
SAMUEL X. WHITING.
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Notice i hereby given that the Maine Shore
Line Railroad company will apply 20 the next
legislature II Maine, for renewal of it. charter
and for an extension Of the time Tor the loCa
ton and construction of said Maine shore Line
Railroad and also for a renewal OF the enabling
act approved March y, = d lss'f. authorizing
the county Of Wa.hiuEto to aid IN the construc-
ton OF said rairuad. y. y. GREENE,
Calais, Dec. T., lS4 President.
To the senate q nd House u Representatives. of
the state q Maine, IN Legislature to be as
sembied On the frst u siHesdGV Of January.
a. d. 1895
NyOUR petitioner respectfully asks for re
newal Of the charter Of the Maine Shore
Line Railroad company, and for an extension
OF the time for the location and construction of
said Maine shore Line Railroad, and also for a
renewal % the enabling act, approved March
.. a. d. les, authorizing the county OF wash
ngtou 10 aid In the construction OF said rail
road. J. GREENE Pres ident
OF the Maine Shore Line Railroad Company
Calais December :, i-.a
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Political honors still continue to
be heaped upon old Ellsworth boys.
Howard NJ DeLaittre left this city
thirty-six years ago to seek fame and
fortune in the west. Years ago he
found the latter, and now the former
has been thrust upon him. He repre-
sents Hennepin county, Minnesota,
in the legislature of his adopted state.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-12-20

The first number of the Journal Of
Medicine and Science, an official organ
of the Maine Academy of Medicine,
Portland, came to our desk this week.
The journal is printed in handy
magazine form, of thirty two pages
with cover. 1t will be issued monthly
E. T. Holt, NJ D., is the editor: and
]. a. Spalding, NJ. D., assistant editor.
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Spttiat Notitrs.
ard of Thanks.

The ladies of the SomesviIle sewing
circle. Mount Desert, Maine, wish to ex-
tend their thanks to Mr.. 4. }. Whiting
for the work done at Brookside cemetery,
also for money presented to the society.
Dec Is. 1891
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-12-20

The State assessors have submitted
their report of savings banks, show
ing a gain in the reserve funds and
undivided profits for the past six
months of s557, us. The State tax
assessed the past six months was
$780, This is simply another in
dication Of the fact that Maine money
is being more largely invested in
Maine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-12-20
STOCkHOLDER>' MEETING.
The Eir.t National Rank OF Ellsworth

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the frst National Bank OF Ellsworth, will tpe
held at their banking rooms in Ellsworth,
Maine, on Tuesday. the sth day Of January, a
d. lssti, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon for the
following purposes
l=t. To elect q board OF directors for the en-
suing wear.
"a To act upon such other business a may
come before -aid meeting
HENRY W CU-HHAN. Cashier.
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LEGISLATIVE. NOTICE.

To the Legislature of Name for 1925
NOTICE l. hereby given that the under
~ signed will petition the next lests lature
Of this state Ia be Incorporated as the Bluchill
Banking and Trust Co.
EDWARD r. CHASE AND OTHERS.
Dated AT Rluehill. Dec. {. lcA
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Asthma cured by Undiscovered treatment.
Address, for free pamphlet, testimonials and
references Worlds Di~peu sary Medical Ass0-
citation, Baflalo, y. !
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-12-20

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice
i to all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon hlmselt the
trust of administrator OF the estate OF
Nancy Curtis. late Of Bucksport, in the county
Of Hancock, deceased, by giving bonds as the
law directs, he therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to said deceased 5 es-
tate to make immediate payment. and those
who have any demands thereon to exhibit the
same for settlement. FKEDERICK A. CURTIS.
December y, a. d. 1894.
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recently knocked down a burglar aud hel3 him
qntil the arrival of assistance. Or. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery is medicine that
checks the frghtful inroads OF Scrof4la, and, If
taken in time. arrests the march Of Pulmonary
CONSUMPTION. II cures Indigestion and dyspep-
ala, chronic diarrhea and similar ailments.
This wonderful medicine has also gained great
celebrity in curing fever and aEue. aAiH- and
fever, dumb ague, and ike diseases.
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90 Art.

COTTAGE on Elm street, seven rooms. APP
~ ply to +, IL. MAcFARLANp, American
House, Ellsworth.
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rJNHE subscriber hereby gives public no
i tice to ali concerned that he has been
self the trust of executor of the last will and
testament OF Willard Blaisdell late of Or
land, in the county Of Hancock, deceased,
no bonds being required by the terms of said
Will; he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted to the said deceased's estate, TO
make immediate payment, and those VINO
have any demands thereon to eyhi hit the same
for settlement LEVI Il, THOMPSON.
December II, a. d. 1891
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Ergal Motifs.

ID EsPECTFULLY represents Hi,,r,
Ii Vaughan. of Foxcroft. county OF Pisc,t, -
Drinkwater and William Drinkwater ,rt;nur
heirs of Arthur +. Drinkwater late Of Flu. .iif
worth, Hancock county, Maine deceas,n'ss
that said minors are seized anA ,=eeeAsed,
each of one-haN part in common and r Sq'
Vidcd, Of certain lots or parcels Of lava .G i
uated in SedEwick, Hancock county Sta. ~,
Maine, ana bounded ana avscrtgea a. tn - OF
to wit: VNs
First. The southwest half Of lot Mimi
One ~ of the second division of lots c, ~
plan of sedgwick, containing FIFTY acres T,o SDe
or less. "Ie
Second. Also one other parcel Of lana >.
said Sedgwick being part Of lot Numher AZ :.
the third division OF lots on the plan n, 20 20
town, bounded as follows. viz: Beginnirsaid
the road leading from North Sedgyi@t "a :,
Brooksylile in the northwest corner of 80
lot Number |; thence southeastern ~ ~
lot to its southwest corner: thence ~. 7ala
ffty-four degrees west thirty rods ,bsa
northwesterly in line parallel with the a..
line To the aforesaid road. theme. uYrfh..-.1
erly by said road TO the first bounds s
tanning fifteen acres, more or less. Win al,
the buildings thereon. Being the same prf, ~
Uses described conveyed in the mo-, -,
deed from George W. Darling to H. s g
Vaughan. guardian. dated March :. A 10,
and recorded in the Registry Of Deeds ~
Hancock county. Maine, in book ISs page 100
that said real estate Is unprndHctive ~ am
benefit TO said minors; that it would h.. t
the benefit to said minors that said real es.
tate be sold and the proceeds thereof ~, =,
interest wherefore your petitiouey ~ 80. Al
that he may be licensed to sell said real as
tate At public or private sale and to place ,be
proceeds thereof at interest for the benefit Of
Dated December T, a. d. isaa
HIRAM c. NaroH.S, guardian
STATE OF MAINE
HAScocK ss.-At court Of probate held a,
Bucksport. on the second Wednesday a. No
cember, a. d. 1884.
on the Petition aforesaid Ordered Thu,
notice be given by publishing copy Of said
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POCKET BOOKS

Of every description. These
good, have just been re-
ceiycd and are of an excel
lent quality.
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Duke of EaN-idc.

vTHf full blooded jersey bull "puke Of Bay
i side" registered stock, VIII stand at
jolly Farm, Trenton. for the season OF l>,.5.
service Sl..rj. \. H. HAEbI>p>, Manager.
Dec. l. ~
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Advertisements.
Christmas
Gifts.

Before selecting your
Christmas Presents, give
me a call. | have a fine
display of Booklets. Cal
cndar>. Gift Books. ETC..
which are marked to com
pare with the times.