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THE PARTY OF HARD TIMES.

Jerry Simpson is reported as saying that
.he Populist party will live as long as
there are hard times. Perhaps Mr.. Simp-
son can recall time when there las been
q general agreement that times were good.
Good times appear in the retrospect. We
look back and revel in conditions that We
thought unfavorable at the time. A man
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Pbi,lins, Rock island Excursions

leave San Francisco every Wednesday via
RIO 6RANDE AND Rock ISLAND RAILWAYS.
Through tourist sleeping cars to Chicago and Bos-
ton. Manager and porter accompany these excur-
sions through 10 Boston For tickets, sleeping-car
accommodations and further Information address
CLINTON JONES' General Agent Rock Island Rail-
way, 80 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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" Mrs. Winslow,s soothing syrupn

Has been used over fifty years by millions OF
mothers for their children while Teething with
perfect success 1t soothes the child. softens the
Gums, allays Pain cures Wind Collie, regulates the
Bowels, and is the best remedy for Diarrheas
whether arising from teething other causes
forsae by Druggists in every part of the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs Winslows Soothing
Syrup 25c bottle
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SANBoRN, VAIL g. Co. have their entire holi-
day exhibit complete. No such display of nice,
new moderate. priced articles for Christmas
buns, toilet. SETS. BANQUET lamps and silver
desk ornaments, with framed pictures a holt
day specially. Come and see US. TAI Market
afr
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PuRLlCAT.ON orRlCE:

625 Montgomery street. near CLAW. oren rntT IL
O'Clock P. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street near Kearny open until u o'clock midnight;
SIS Hayes street. open until $50 o'clock; III Larkin
street open until 900 clock; corner Sxteentn
arc Mission streets. open until O'Clock; -olo
<slon street, open until o'clock; ana AAo -N4n'
'Aeei open until 80 O'Clock.
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Santa Claus Invites the Bows

TO the old X L. Toys and candy go with each
purchase of boys clothing and hats each day
from 10 TO II A. NJ, 3 to p NJ. and 10 8 p. M.
Santa Claus distributes candy free to boys ac-
COMMANDED by their parents. The ola l Y l.,
corner KearDy and Commercial streets, cheap
est house in America for mems and boys CLOTH
ing. hats
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sURsCREPTIoN RATES:

Daily CALI. dncluding sundays. &c per wear by
u6siI postpaid 10 cents per week, or 65 cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CAL
FIVE COPIES three months, s6 25. SUNDAY CALL,
u 20 per year. postpaid. SUNDAY CALL an9
WEEKLY CALL, S25o per year, postpaid nEEhAA
CALL, FL per year, postpaid
pel will tbe editor enter into correspondence re.
hkeCllk llenn
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MORE than $4,000 people read the Pacific
States Watchman"; 10000 bona fide subscrlb.
ers; largest legitimate circulation Of any
monthly west of the Rocky Mountains. A few
dress VIM. II. BARNES. st. AIMS building,
san Francisco Cal
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Northern Pacific Overland Route.

lfyou are anticipating journey to the
East don't fail to get our rates before buy
ing elsewhere. T. K. Stateler, general
agent, 638 Market street, s. T.
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After dlphtheria. scarlet fever, or pneumonia
something is needed TO give strength to the system
and expel all poisonous matter from the blood
Hoods Sarsaparilla is just the thing.
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EVERYBODY invited 10 attend the exhibition
and sale OF decorated china contributed by To-
cal artists. Sanborn, Vail & Co., TAI Market
street.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

FURNITURE-By Geo. +. lamson, at 1lS
Eddy st. at 1880 O'Clock.
HORSES, ETc--By Sullivan & Doyle, at S27
Sixth ST. at II O'clock.
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THE DArLY MORNING CALL
FOR SALE AT

FOR SALE AT
New York -. BRE>rTANO BROS. Union Square
Chicago i. STEER, IS9 State street
New Orleans. GALL0T &JOUBERT, 1155< Common
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1t is thought that Jefferson Mckinley,
colored of Great Darlington, Mass, now 10
years old. is the Oldest person in the world.
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THE MORNING CALL

Has a larger Circu alton than any
other newspaper published in San
Francisco.
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Oregon Railway and Navigation Co.. the New

Fast steamers leave San Francisco every five
days. connecting at Portland with through
trains for all points East, having magnificent
palace and new upholstered tourist sleeping
cars to st. Paul and Minneapolis without
change. Tlckats at reduced rates and fnl in
formation supplied by calling on +. +. C0nnor
general agent, 10 Montgomery street. S. f.
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,rHE EAsTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL.

ElA5 EINN OI It TIE y II HE VzN1111,
90 Potter building, New York City, is provided with
files of California papers. Visitors welcome. Adj
Vertising rates and sample copies furnished
+. X. MISCH, Manager.
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on farm near New Hudson. VI. They were
married November 10, 1917, seventy-seven
years ago.
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Ira Ward. born in Connecticut April 9. 1896,
and his wife, Hannah Graves Crumpton Ward
born In Vermont, October IL, II 90, are living
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MISS Amy F. Acton. who has just been ad-
mltIed to the Boston bar, was born IN Australia.
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THE SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

D. Adam Bede, prominent politician In Min.
nesOta, Is SAID TO have become Buddhist.
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A. j. Balfour seldom carries either stick or
umbrella. He is to be seen walking about the
streets. as a rule, with bis hands clasped behind
his back.
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Though Professor Mommsen, the histoI

is now very old. lie is to go 10 Rome TO continue
his researches In Roman history.
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BACON Printing COMPANY, sos Clay street,
wellIngton's Improved Egg Food for poultry.s
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.


@ Dividend Notice = San Francisco
S>S Savings Union. $50 CalfoI MIA ST.. corner
Webb. For the half year ending with he 3lst of
December, 1894, dividend has been declared at
the rate per annum of Tour and eight-tenths
a S10) per cent term deposits and four az per
cent on ordinary deposits, free of taxes payable
on and after WEDN ESDAY. the I'd OF January
1895. ldeiS l4tl LOWELL WHITE. Cashier.
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Recorder Smyth of New York probably sem
fenced more men TO death thin any olher
Judge In the world and he was never reversed
by the Court at Appeals In a capital case.
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nHE LARKiN STREET BRANCH OFFICE OF
L THE CALI. has been transferred TO III LarKin
IT,. where advertisements will be received up TO
30 p. NJ.
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

The ex-Queen Marie of Naples is said to be
the only woman 10 the world entitled to wear
the Russian Cross Of st. George. 1t was be-
slowed upon her by the late Car In recogni-
tlon of the bravery with which she defended
Gaeta, the last stronghold OF the Bourbon
dynasty In Italy.
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OPEN evenings this month sanborn. van&Co-
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| ADY WISHES HOUSEWORK MORNINGS
- and evenings for board. Call address
NJ c. 1907 broadway. del6 4tt
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1t probably is true that Senator Hifs
thoughts Of this administration bleed at every
pore, but speaking c0nfdentially. we don't
mind saying that no peace society wants them
to illustrate It's texts.-Philade phia Induirer.
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EDUOA Al.
DOWENS ACADEMY, UNIVERSITY AVE.
IS Berkeley I. s. BOWENS. MA, pri nelpal.l ms
T7NGLISH BRANCHES TAUGHT; YOUNG
T. lady teacher. lao Fulton, nr. Van Ness.no3 Il
CCHOOL ELECTRICAL. CIVIL, MINING, ME-
- chanicaI engineering surveying architecture,
ASSAY: estab. "a. VAN DER NAlLLES. fZ3 MKT.
" IOIIN. MANDOLIN. GUITAR:CORNET; 75C
PROB. L. MERKI, 225 6eary 81, hr. foweIl.tr
DACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, $40 POST ST:
/ charres m oderate day aud eV'g sessions oc20 &
TF1T-D1S BUSINESS COLLEGE,, "a POST ST.:
ID Always in the lead send for clreulars.auI5 tr
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OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT-YARD MISSION
~ between 28th and Army SITS. Residence
SAP McAllisrer st. j. b. FRENCH. de6 3m
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

10Y 16 WANTS WORK IN MERCANTILE
> house; has spent short time In high school
ddress f., box 1913, Call Branch del9 l4t*
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Even bargain-c counter nation like Portugal
feels perfectly safe In insulting this country,
knowing that our Secretary of State Is an I'm.
American dileitante weakIing. Witness the
Mcintosh affair at Lourenzo Marquee
Rochester Democrat
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WANTED CONTINUED

T. XPERIENCED NURSE WOULD TAKE CARE
~ or Invalid and make herself useful: best OF
references. Can 73l Folsom near Thrd. del6 %
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IL EADQUARTERS FOR TELEPHONE. TELE-
IL graph, electric light supplies send for cata-
logue. KLEIN'S Electrical W'ks. 72O Montg'ry. II
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COUP MEAT, BREAD AND SALAD WIrrT
| - wine, beer or cider &c. MRS. j. T. BAf.-T
| 6l9 Merchant st. del5 ~
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(HRISTMAS PRESENT; MIDWINTER FAIR
\ souvenir shovel In gold silver; ladies' bar
and stick pins, gents scarf; ice-cream and coffee
Secs, few left 1l7O Market rm 5, over Maze d. II
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The turfmen in New York appear to have
come TO the conclusion that the new c0nstitu-
ton Isn't going to seriously Interfere with
b0rseraclng here, after all. 1t looks as If their
excitement had been largely exaggerated for
political purpOSes.-Boston Herald.
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CeHOES HALF-SOLED IN 10 MINUTES. D0SI,
- while you wait; at less than half the nsr''I
price; all repairing lone at half price 56t MI.
sion ST., bet First and ; econd. del5 ~
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HELP wANrED-coNr1NUrn

yANTED-AN EXPERIEN CED LAUNDpv-
w driver; must understand Freuch. ApDIr a1o
Jackson st, from IL a. II. To l and from p. a,
% g delE
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L'REE COFFEE AND ROLLS. HOME LODGTVr-
i house. 7O4 Sansomei single rms zoe 81 * W.
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Perhaps the best way out Of the present
financial difficulties would be special session
OF the Fifty fourth Congress. The present body
Is more likely TO involve he Government
deeper than 10 help II Out.-BuffalO EXPRESS.
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OARDING-hOUSE COOK, $25; COOK, PRI-
! ivate family, $50; German nurse. $50; house
work girls, city and country, $40 and $25: 3
young girls TO assist $l2 to 10. Apply MISS
CULLEN. 105 Stockton st.
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FURNITURE WANTED.
PARTNERS WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

TTNIN CUMBERED LADY PARTNER WHO
- can sew, wanted. with small capital Call 10
A. NJ. to Q P. NJ. 1922 Howard ST. del9 2tS
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~,ITUAIIoN WANTED BY SINGLE MAN:
: sober: can for garden, stock. bees, etc.;
nome first. wages second consideration. Apply
[. A E 24uS Yolo ST. de19 Cts
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MAN AND WIFE WANT WORK AS COOK
wi and waiting in private family. Call 3l2 Min
Re
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MUSH AND MILK FREE WITH Ar IN
1u meals from TO IL a. N. al Fourth 81 no9s.S
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100 MEN TO TAKE LODGING Al iOr -
IUO and zoe night including coffee and rolls
ga Washington ST., near Kearny. jel5t.
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LNXPERIEN CED FARMER AND WIFE, WITH
II no children. desire situation; will make him
self generally useful. Address Conrad. 62I CALI
fnru 10
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

M ANTED-WAITRESS 81 A WEEK SMALL
w place; waitress, 500: chamDermaId and walt
on table once day, $50 ana room, choice place;
chambermaid, $15: housegir. $25; B housegirls,
$50: houSegirlS, SIS; girl Tor second work:
young girls. $12 mouth; see that your name and
addre IS our books II You wish work. MAR
TIN d. CO.. 749 Market ST.
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ERMAN YOUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION
as barkeeper or waiter. Call or address $500
delS
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OTIS.
Byron Robbins has returned from
Brewer.
Mrs, Mary f. Fogg is visiting friends
out OF town
Byron Grant has returned from Els
worth there he has been working.
Mrs. Annie Wilbur, who has been in
Bath the past winter, has returned home
Elder Marsh of Mariaville delivered
an interesting sermon here last Sunday.
Mrs. Lille Jordan and Master Ralph
from Minnesota, are the guests of George
Jordan.
Mrs. Louise Haslam left last week for
Bar Harbor v here she intends to spend
the summer.
Mrs: Belle Ashe and little son OF Suli-
van, who have been visiting her father,
J. r. Grant, the past week, have returned
home
Mrs. Alice Chase and children and Maui
rice CHM of Massachusetts are spending
the summer at the formers grandfat her 5,
Adoniram Young
Little Homer Wilbur, aged six years, in
eight weeks of school attendance, learned
perfectly the mutt iplication table, also TO
apply ii in problems OF multiplication
and division. Has also made rapid prog
ress in other studies.
Schools in town closed the 10Th ult.
Nj ISIS Stella Bourse of Eddington finished
her seventh successful term in district
No. .. Miss Josie Haslam of Walt ham
had very interesting entertainment Fri
day afternoon, consisting of readings, a
dialogue, singing, and refreshments, after
which presents We're distributed All
were well remembered
July 3. KAY.
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seemed cngr"sScd in the beauties of the
sunset, which, by the way, were not plain
ly visible on account of dark bank Of
clouds which nearly excluded tho last rays
of the sun. there seems very little in all
this To excite curiosity, but then it is
proverbial that very small thing will
achieve this result with the fair sex. Peg
gy looked hack AT the same moment a
ray OF light broke through the clouds and
lit up the faces of both men. Oneof them
she recognized. 1t was George Bent,
once or twice she had seen Dorothy ;
brother, though he Was away most OF the
time.
Al TINS instant she came 10 sharp
curve III the road which ma them from
view. lac moment She turned the corner
an Irresistible desire took possession oil her
to know what those men Were saying.
by dld they stop talking when l pass
ed, ana Why tld theF h7'h turn away so l
couldn see lhem2 thought Peggy. As
soon as she mad turned TINS corner sht
hesltated Tor only moment ana theh
quickly cIlnlhed the stone wall 10y the road
side ON the 9ther SIDE OF the wall was an
ola apple orchard Along inc renee eSpe-
cla!ly eheis ".4s continuous me OF trees
Whlch py tie1F loIlage IN spring nearly
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North Hancock .

North Hancock.
Mrs. Augusta Brown is quite i'll,
Victor Smith has left the quarry in Sui
Ivan for time TO go having.
Elbridge Milliken has gone to Bar Har-
Dor TO work on the Emery job.
Miss Annie /. Norris has returned home
from Walt ham, Mass, here she has been
attending school.
Edwin L. Higgins from Sout Invest Har-
Dor, formerly of this place, made calls on
his old friends here recently.
Miss Frank Norris has gone to Sout h
west Harbor, here she viii be employed
during he season.
Mrs. Susie Stratton of Hancock, and
Mrs. Linda Springer of steuben, have
been visiting their parents. MIR. and Mrs.
l.. H. Springer.
School closed in this district June %
taught by Miss Laura Crockett of Pros
pect. Her school was liked and appre-
ciated by all in the neighborhood.
July >. SUBSTITUTE.
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mot so very sure either" was the answer.
"Old Northcote happens to be out Of town
with it, luckily" when will he be
back" probably early tomorrow morn
ing" 'Do you think he'll watt" NO,
l think he won t. " ''Wouldn it he better
TO make the attempt tonight then?'' No,
for he'll sell his lie dearly" We'll, and
isn't it worth it" returned the other, with
an oath, especially with those papers of
his?'' And then " went on Bent, Two
got sure notice the British will be here to-
morrow, and then we could hand him over
to them Hes safe in the meantime, rs
the house is watched. OF course, If he tries
to get away, we can't wait till tomorrow,
but he docSnt know he's watched and
won't try to hide what he does" Poor
Peggy thought all this while that she must
be having n dream and a very unpleasant
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Cape Roster.
Straw berries are plentiful.
FLOssik.

Cape Roster.
Strawb berries are plentiful.
There were many sailing parties on the
Fourth.
a picnic across the Cape the Fourth was
very much enjoyed.
Mrs. W. F. Blake is to visit her sister at
South Brooksyille.
A drenching rain on he Sd of July fol-
lowing sight sunny Monday.
Hay will be very heavy. Only small
beginnings in haying are yet made.
Mrs, W. F. Blake returned from Ban
gor and Bucksport last week.
c. II. Blake is cutting the hay on the
place formerly owned by Daniel Blake.
Geo. Thomas and C. H. Blake are TAX
ing very fine salmon in their three weirs.
Mrs. s. d. Coombs at South Brooksville
is very i'll. Her daughter gains in health
School in Creek district closed Friday.
At the other district il will keep until the
9Th.
The first summer visitor came to l.. f.
Sawyer's last Saturday. His name IS lib
belts, and he is from Lynn. Mass.
Mrs. Amanda Brewster has been visit
ing relatives here and returned to South
Brooksville.
Capt Black expects Mrs. Collins and
family from Maiden, Mass, and others to
board at Underclih soon.
Over at Little Deer Isle, Captain Babson
has sixty boarders. Miss Matte Sawyer
has gone there to take the place OF sick
girl who left.
Captain Jerry Jones and family from
West Brooksville, came to Blake's Cove,
hired {. II. Blake's yacht and took sail,
on the Fourth,
July &.
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i tell you l am going, Uncle Nose, So
there, now" The speaker, a girl of about
10, proceeded to put her threat into exccu-
ton, while an aged darky stood, hat in
hand, looking after her. His countenance
expressed mixture of disapprobation and
amusement Meanwhile Miss Margaret,
or Peggy, as she was generally called,
wendell her way along SO blithcly and
merrily that one would never have sup
posed she was doing what she had been cx-
pressly forbidden to do. And here we may
as we'll give the circumstances which led to
the above emphatic remark
Margaret Northeote belonged to an in
tensely patriotic family living on the out
skirts of Elizabethtown, \. J., and she
was going, rs she SO emphatically an
nounccd, to see friend of about her own
age who lived in the town half a mile
away The father of this girl was gen
tlemaa named Bent. This Mr.. Bent had
formerly been an intimate friend of Mar
garet 5 father, but after the breaking out
of the war they took differrSt sides in the
strugglc-for Bent was a Jealous Tory
and this had created a difference between
them. which, increasing with time, had
finally made them bitter enemies. The chill
,.a,.,. ;,,.,I, ,birl.i,g that tbcir fatbers
o,,;I,i5't,s H,,9,ht NOT ~ inffI,onco thcT,
u To-. p, ;,,t,.rf,,,,od ,,,,d
80 L'r -, =, ,i.it ant, io,.,'.r at
.bn ~ 6ncIarinl, that thnv adv +
49, tb'fr 5.,,,,-I,+c, r. l,nt Rrftish
-, 49, W. Zortbcote ban:oycr was
49,. ~, business most If the ti,nn and a.
af,''r,,,l,., h,r ,,,athor va tro b,,s,. TN
81, nod ,I,ri,ld
~ - h,,r ,,a,,.,,+s, IiS,,loas,,r, ma 500
10, fn;a,,J I,,,,le NJ I'LL =, stn,, nov
~ IA s,,l,,,,l a,,a &c sbc ,nar,.hnd
~, ,,2itt ~ ,,,,,f ,,,,.i,l,,co ", ,hncln,i
,,IIif 500 I,r ,,,i,I,}or,s OWN ,raI f'-
sbI,al,,'.
o. ,,ti,,..= 49,, pa,,+s, ~, r,,,,,5 ,bo,
f,,,,>;3,i,,
nv 49, I'll. ,I,,r,,e,r,, ,,,,ia,,ad coch
~, f,,,1 ,,.;,,,,,t a,,,. a..
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ELLSWORTH.

Sunset.
Can. John Small left for Swan Island,
Monday.
E. >. Small arrived home from Bruins
wick Thursday.
Lewis K. Judkins has gone to South
Deer Isle, where he has employment.
Mr. Dingwell from the Bangor theolog-
ical urinary breaches at Sunset during
his vocation.
\. L. Small, who has recently finished
his Junior year in the medical department
of BoEdoin college, arrived home Thurs
day.
Alien VI. d. Small of Sunset graduated
from he medical department of Bowdoin
collese, June y. DR.. Small has always
been IN efficient and industrious stu
dent and has well equipped himself for
his professional work. His many friends
congratulate him on his past achieve
men, and wish him success in his future
lab0',.
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%, after a term of nine weeks. Whole
number in attendance "a; averange
number 80. Those who were not absent
during the term: Calvin Martin, Archie
Gatcomb, John Pomroy, Ethel Martin,
Hervey Bennett, Eva Gatcomb. Nesta X eef,
Maud Moon, Dora Gatcomb, Ada kief,
Edith keef, Peal Gatcomb, Gilbert G..
Gatcomb. Those who We're absent only
one day or less: Walter Moon, Walter
kief Winfield Martin
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especially pleasing, and particular men
ton should be made of Miss Helen Shu-
man as ''Topsy,n Miss Eliza Shuman and
Master Ross McPhee in their duet, and
Viola Williams, who was a very sweet
little Eva After the entertainment
there was a straw berry lunch. and much
amusement was derived from the fishing
pond. The proceeds Oft evening were
about 81.
July ,. FLossiE
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Swaa'a Island.

Sw;,a's island.
Friday evening after the Fourth, coffee,
cake and ice cream were served in
Epworth hall.
The four Misses Joyce of Boston are
visiting their grandparents, Ambrose
Gott and wife.
The Methodist society gave their annual
Fourth of July dinner and supper with
excellent results. Receipts for the day
were about go.
The schooner John Proctor" is load
ing paving at Taylor's wharf. The
schooner ELLEN NJ. Baxter and another
large three-master are lying in the harbor
waiting chance to load.
mi
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y. r. Collar has returned from Frank
lin.
+. (. Mace attended the democratic
convention at Ellsworth last week.
William McPhee returned Saturday
from his work on the kennebec river.
Our new trial Justice, j. K. Shuman, at
tended the republican convention at
Ellsworth last week.
Mrs. Edward Gates of Machias arrived
on Friday, to join her husband, who has
been employed by J. F. Emery.
James Collar was called TO Eddington.
Saturday, by the illness of his aged sister,
Mrs. sabine. He Was accompanied by
his niece, Miss Almeda Sabine.
The post-otfice has been moved TO its
new quarters at the store, The recently
appointed post master, f. Z. Mace, has
put in neat new cabinet for ia accom-
mediation.
The entertainment on Saturday even
ing, given under the auspft& of the
ladies society, was quite success. In
the "Gypsies Festival the parts We're well
rendered, considering the brief time
spent in preparation. y plantation scene
followed in which the children We're
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tDrlana.

A Mr.. Channel, who lately moved here
from Massachusetts, offers to establis h
and operate a creamery here if the town
will build the dairy house and exempt it
from taxation for period of years The
farmers are discussing the matter.
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July I.

"Dontyou consider Miss Bonby rather duh -
said one society man. WELL" replied another,
after the manner in which she cut you this
morning, | can't say that do."-HashtngtoH
Adr.
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SAVED HER BROTHER.
HOW A CHILD'S DISOBEDIENCE
DID GOOD FOR ONCE.

4 TRUE STORY OF REVOLUTIONARY
HEARD-A BIT OF NEW HISTORY.
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Bar HirDor.

Bar HarDor
Lord and Lady Randolph Churchill of
England are al Bar Har Dor for he season.