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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22

F. 4. Martini Of the South Brooklyn wheeinen.
Is laid up With erysipelas. He wac one OF the
winning team In the recent road race OF the Assc.
ciated Cycling Clubs Of Long Island ana tel in
The race cutting his knee hadly. He remounted
and Arished the race, but caught cold IN the cur,
and erysipeas IL the result. spree VIII take ~"
place on The road team
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-11-11
CHURCH NOTES.



Nov. i.-ReguIsr morning worship
with sermon by the pastor, Rev. Walter
Reid Hunt. Subject OF sermon what j.
Religion from Unitarian Standpoint"
Sunday school in the vestry at Has.
Unity club branch of Woman 's:slliance
meets in the ve-try Wednesday, Nov. Il,
at p. m. for reading and discussion of
matters pertaining to the Unitarian
faith.
All are cordially welcomed to these
services.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL,
Morning worship with sermon by the
pastor, Rev. l. II. w. Wharf, at 10 30 a. IN.
Sunday school at lls5s. m. Junior Ep-
worth League at $50 p. m. Gospel re-
virsl service led by Evangelist F. H..
Jones at go and ?. m. Every body is
cordially invited.
Revival services will he continued
through next week. with services each
afternoon and evening except Saturday.
Afternoon service at .; evening at rs.
CONGREGATIONAL
Sunday morning service at 1890, SER
mon by the pastor, Rev. u. l.. Yale sun
day school at Has. Peoples service
at : O'Clock in the ve-try; address by the
pastor.
Friday, Nov. l.. prayer meeting in the
vestry al 80. Subject The Rich Fool. !"
Luke y: 1921.
The ladies OF the parish are requested 10
meet in the church Thursday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock to form a sewing circle. As
this circle is designed TO be one of the
pIeasantest features OF the social life OF
the parish. it is hoped that every lady
connected with the society will attend
At 3 O'Clock Friday in the vestry Miss
Agnes Lord, OF Bangor, will address the
ladies OF the mission circle. Miss Lord
has lived in Smyrna and Cons,sntinopIe
number OF years, and will tell about her
lie III these interesting places Tea will
be served at the close.
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OecanviIle.
Fred Colony hes moved his family into
William Sullivsn's house.
T. A. Greenlaw has moved his family to
Stonington for the winter.
Theodore Eaton and wife are house
keeping in part OF John Gross house.
j. c. Harmon, OF Stonington, and Viola
Hatch, OF this place, were married Mon
day at the Sunset House. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. MIR. Folsom.
George Hatch. W no has been sailing a
yacht for New York parties the past sea-
son, is home for a few weeks He is to be
employed at Bar Hsrbor during the win
ter.
T. NJ. Trundy. fish warden, found
twenty-six short HOLSTERS in 4 car belong
ing to Angus Mcdonald, OF Sunshine.
The fine was heavy. Measure your lob
sters when they are caught.
The marriage OF Miss Susie V. Webb to
John r. johnson, of Sunset, took place at
the home of the brides parents at Ocean
land offieisted The brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. {. II. S. Webb. entertained the
relatives and friends OF the bride and
groom until late hour. The bride was
prettily gowned in lilac silk. The wedding
march was played by the brides sister,
Mrs Lenora Noyes. After the ceremony
refreshments were served. A social
evening followed. All wished the bride
and groom long life and happiness. Mr..
and Mrs. johnson left Friday FOR Brewer
for few days. On their return they
will reside at Sunset.
Nov. s. EUGFSF.
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Ayers CathatiC Pills.
NORTH ELLSWORTH.

School In distric, No. closed Friday
night for a vacation OF one week.
George karst, wife and little son George
spent a few days las, week with Mrs
kars,'s sister, Mrs. Fremont Maddoeks.
Miss Mildred +. Pstten entertained a
few friends at tea ON Tuesday, Nov. ,, 1t
being her thirteenth birthday spniver-
sary. After tea came music. singing and
games until nine O'Clock. when good
nights were said. All pronounced IL a
lovely time.
NOV. S. TRfLBY.
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TO EDEN'S BRAVE SONS.
soldiers Monument at Bar Harbor
Formally Dedicated

Last Thursday the people OF Eden dedi-
Gated the new soldiers monument at Bar
Hsrbor with appropriate exercises.
There WAS a parade of Grand Army
men, Relief Corps women, Sons OF Veter-
ans, Uniform rank, Knights of Pythiss,
firemen and school children. For pure
ly local parade, it was an excellent one,
and gave evidene of lively patriotism in
the hearts of the people of Bar Har Dor
and the town OF Eden. At the unwilling
OF the monument, Commander William
Fennelly made the speech OF presentation
to The town.
Exercises at the hall followed the un-
Yelling OF the monument. The speaker
were Department Commander Leroy r.
Carleton. of Winthrop; L. B. Deasy and
George Z. Googins, of Bar Harbor, and
Ehen NJ. Hsmor OF West Eden.
The monument is a handsome tribute
to the memory OF Eden's brave sons,
and gives evidence OF the patriotism Of
the town which sent so many to the
front. IL Is built OF Barre granite, with
the exception OF the base. 1t is thirty
three feet in hight. The front faces
south to Mt. Desert street.
The four sides OF the die are engraved
with emblems representing the different
arms OF the L, ). service. In front are
the flags, muskets and cartridge box FOR
the infantry; on the north side the an
Choir and cspstsn for the navy. The can
non and pyramid OF shot on the east side
represent the artillery, and the crossed
sseers and bugles on the west side the
cavalry. The figure on top OF the monu-
ment is that OF an infantry private, heroic
size.
The cost OF the monument and the
foundation is nearly 5000, the appropris-
tions amounting to q 500 and the bal
snce being made up by subscription.
\. II. Higgins, OF Ellsworth, was the
contractor for the monument The de-
sign was by Cook & Watkins, OF Boston.
who built, the monument
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MARINE LIST,
Ellsworth Fort.
SILL Eli

SAILED
Friday. Nov
Sch Storm Petrol. Bonsey, Rondout
ARRIVED
Saturday, Nov
Sch Hussar. FARRELL. Rockland. general mer.
chapdise
sch Lavolta. Whitaker New York bv way Of
Rockiand, grain for 4 Z Brady Go. Whiting
Bros
Sch Wesley Abbott, Peterson, Boston
Sch Myra Sears, Fullerton. Portland, general
merchandise
7T5 Sunday. Now
sch : Lawrence, Trcw orgy. Boston. gen
ssch Alaudale. Sadlor Portland general MGR
chandi-e
sch L d Remick Wakefield. Boston, general
merchandise
Hancock County Ports.
WEST srLLIvAN-Ar Nov l. schs Mary [
stuart, Brkford. Boston, TO load stone for Crab
tree y Hayey; John Brack well, Benson. Dover
to load stone for " Bai-,ien
" Nov ). sch Mail, Martin. New York, 10
load stone for Dunbar Bros
Ar Nov :, sch Alice J Crabtree, Crahtree, Bos
ton, 10 load stone for CrAbtrce y Havev
SD Nov :, sch Mary stuart, Bickford Phil
adeiphiA
Sill Nov 5, -chs John blackwell, Benson
Philadelphia; Mail. Martin. Boston
Btoksrokr-Ar Nov :, sch shepherdness
TibDctt-, Portland
Sid Nov 3. sch \ ; Woodruff. Devereux.
for { har loitctoWn I + |
AT Nov :, sea Edgar Foster, Gushing, Grand
Banks
aRa Domestic Ports.
Bosros-Ar Nov S sch Timothy Field, Smith
Baltimore
AT Nov 4. sch Leonora. Belat,y. New York
Sid Nov }, sehs Annie u Quiner, and Hannah
Coomer, New Glasgow y 5 Josephine Eluc0It
Murphy. Charleston. 5 c
BAsGoR-Ar Nov 6, sch VIM Duren. Boston
Ar Nov :, sch ID ID Haskell Eaton, Boston
Ar Nov :, schs Annie X Lewis Cobb and
Maud Snare. lowell New York
BoorHBAY HARBoR-Sid Nov :, schs G W
Jewett and westerloo, New York; ; y Blais.
dell, Newport
CHARLEsroN-A Ar Nov 5. sen Jennie Wiley,
Bulger New York
DArIES, GA-Ar Nov J. sch Florence Jeland
spoforu. New York
NEW YoRK-sd Nov c, sch Puritan, Belfast
Ar Nov :, sch Northern Light, Bangor
willie
Ar Nov 8, schs Carrie Look. veazie, Fer.
nandina; Peps Ramirez, Jordan, Jacksonville;
Sid Nov 8, sch Myronus, Chatto, Newburyport
NEW BEDFoRp-Ar Nov s. sch Fiheman.
knowlion, Green's Landing
PORTLASD-sid Nov 8, sch Carrie r Pickering
Ar Nov :, -chuazel Dell Duffy, Portsmouth
PHILADELpHIA-Ar Nov &, sch Georgietta,
Peterson sullivan
CID Nov s, sch Willie L Maxwell, Gott, Cam.
sid Nov 8. sch Marshal Perrin, for Green.
Landing
VINEYARD HAyEN-Passed Nov s. sch Maud
snare. Lowell, Perth Amboy for Bangor
Sid Nov 4, schs Annie Lewis and Lizzie
Lape
DELAWARE BRRAKwATER-Ar Nov. :, sch
Willie l. Max well. Colt, sullivan
Foreign Ports.
TABLE BAY-At Sept 81, bark Mamie swan,
Higgins, from New York
LAGUAYRA-Ar OCT 81, sch Caroline Foss,
from Newport News
RosAHio-Ar sept IS, bark Charles Loriny,
Lunt, New YORK
Sid Nov .. bark Allanwilde, Pickett, Boston
HALIFAX, S-Ar Nov 5, sch Annie G Quin.
er, Peterson, Boston
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Winter Harbor.

Winter Harbor.
Rev. Mr.. Hager and wife arrived from
Boston Friday in response 10 a call from
the Baptist church.
School in the grammar department
closed Friday, after a pleasant term
taught by Miss Jennie Lufkin
DIR. A. f. Small has closed his drug
store for the winter and opened all office
in connection with his residence in the
Joseph Smalhdge house.
Mrs. Rebie Jacobs, of Clifton, Mass, is
visiting relatives in town.
A very pretty wedding took place at
Masonic hall, Monday night, at the close
o: the weekly assembly of the Eastern
Star society, the contracting parties be-
ing Miss Ell hel Hammond, of Winter Har-
Dor, and Fred Young, of West Gouids-
boro. The newly married couple have
the best wishes of the whole community.
Nov. 9. S.
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Prospect Harbor.
Miss Frances II. Sargent who teaches
in Kingman is at home for short yacs-
ton.
The Village improvement society
is preparing for Christmas sale just be-
fore Christmas.
Miss Lizzie NJ. Cole, who has been in
Massachusetts, for two years, came home
Wednesday to spend the winter.
The Thursday club will meet this week
with Mrs. !. B. Cole. Subjects for study
are Thomas Bailey Aldrich, Eugene
Field, "Glimpses OF Paris" and Famous
Women of Paris.
j. B. Cole, " H. Cole, NJ. Cole and W.
F. Bruce arrived home Saturday from q
hun.ing trip. They were received with
cheers and congratulations, for with
them they brought a handsome black
bear and large deer. The bear was on
exhibition at Cole Bros store Saturday
afternoon.
Nov a
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COUNTY NEWS.
fbv additional County Ne'cs see other pages

Nanset.
Albert Staples cut his knee quite badly
Saturday while at work on boat.
The schooner "Rigel', OF Gloucester,
landed 1000 pounds OF fresh fish at Wells
L Mayo's wharf Oct. %.
Special State Deputy Clarence A. Moore
was at East Surry Saturday, Oct. 30, on a
visit to Excelsior lodge, |. o. q. I.
Schooner "Espersnza', Capt. Eaton ,
landed about . 600 pounds OF fresh IFS
at James Psrker's wharf Saturday.
Friends and patrons of A. E. Foss are
sorry to learn that by reason of lame
arm he is obliged to quit working in the
blacksmith shop.
The Msuset Baptist church beid its
annual harvest home concert, sale and
supperW ednesdsy and Thursday evenings
With very successful results.
NJ. Moore who has been in business
here for the past six years, has gone out
OF business and shipped his household
goods to Hampden, where he expects to
live.
Schooner "WiId Pigeon, owned by W.
II. Ward, jr., and commanded by Capt.
MsIsnson, has gone east after load OF
pickeled herring. Mr.. Wards other
schooner, the Cosmopolitan" landed a
fare OF salt fish y ov. 1.
While the people OF Ellsworth are be-
ing entertained by the centipede at
Dressers market, the people of Msnset
are being entertained by the rats in that
new trap OF W. l.. BATHS. which caught
eight the first twenty-four hours it was
set.
b. II, Mayo. OF Wells & Mayo, arrived
Thursday, Oct. y, in their schooner
"lolanthe', from Cutler, with cargo of
smoked and picked herring. The
smoked herring were landed at their fac
tory here. Tuesday, Nov. 2, the vessel
sailed for Bangor TO sell the pickeled fish
and purchase lumber and provisions, after
which she will return to Cutler for
snot her cargo. At the factory here the
smoked herring are skinned and the bone
taken from them. They are then packed
in neat wooden boxes with glass tops, and
look good enough to eat.
Nov. S. PRoss.
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ELLSWORTH FALLS.

E. b. Treworgy is putting a cistern in
his cellar.
George Lord Is having his barn new
siiled and refioored.
Mrs. Sarah Moore has moved into the
Morrison boarding house recently vacated
by Lemuei Stuart.
John Cook last week moved into the
house recently repaired by himself. He
Is now having IL painted 10y c. r. Fuller
Mrs. l.. c. Hastings returned Monday
from Bar Hsrhor, ~ here she was called by
the Illness Of her daughter, Mrs Frank
Holden.
A serensde was rendered William r.
Jsiilson end bride 10y the band boys on
thursday evening OF last week. Mr Jel-
li-on WAS equal Ia the occasion. He had
line treat In readiness for the boys on
their arrival.
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East sullivan.
PRoS.

East Sullivan.
The chool on Bridgham hill COM
menced this morning. taught by Henry
Hawkins, of Sullivan, Bates rs.
Mrs. Martha Hill and her sister, Miss
Hattie Coffin, OF Cherryheld. have been
visiting friends here the past week.
Miss Maggie Griffin, dsug hter of Brad
bury Griffin, died at her home in plsnta-
ton No. Friday, Oct. %, aged nineteen
years. Services were conducted by Rev. j.
T. Moore Sunday afternoon. Since her
mot hers death four years ago, Miss Grit
I'm has had he care OF five younger chill
dren so that she had but few pleasures.
She WAS a bright and intelligent girl,
making the most OF her school privileges.
Her illness was very short, her friends
not realizing that it was dangerous.
The Peak Sisters, consisting OF Mrs.
Estele Robbins. Mrs. Jessie Bragdon
Misses Smith, Cummings, Guptiil, Hoop
er, Hill, Bragdon. were ON hand led :
nesday evening. keziah was the natural
head OF this noted family. Miss Ord way.
the orgsnist, refused all claims to rela
tionship. The rest of the programme
consisted of instrumental music by Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Hill aud Miss Abbey
EstAbrook and a song by Miss Mildred
Noyes. The ladies furnished ice cream,
cake and coffee. Net proceeds. SIC 30. The
Peaks" are grateful TO Herbert Martin
for services rendered at the hail Wednes-
day afternoon. and to ali who so kindly
helped to make the entertainment a sue
cess.
Nov. 5. SUB.
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Gould-boro.
EUGESE.

Gouldrboro-
Quite number from this place have
gone up country" hunting.
There was clam chowder supper at
Union hall saturday evening. In spite
OF the rain there was good attendance
Rev. c. 3. Morse and family moved here
Thursday from Prospect Harhor, where
they have been stopping few weeks
while Mr.. Morse has been holding meet
ings there.
The fall term of school in district 10,
taught by Miss Lucy Bunker, closed Fri
day. Prizes were won by Thurlow Young
and Leigh Coffin, nett her of whommissed
word in spelling during the term.
Those who We're not absent one-half day
were Addie Guptill, Leigh Coffin, David
Guptiil, Harry Coffin, Winslow Perry,
Linwood Fernald. Absent one half day:
Jennie Sowle. Absent ore day: Gertie
Rolfe, Dallas Ash, Perle Tracy.
Nov. s. JEN.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOW TO FIND OUT.

Fill bottle or common glass with urine
iment or settling indicates an unhealthy
condition of the kidneys. When urine
stains linen 1t is evidence of kidney
trouble. Too frequent desire to urinate
or pain in the back, is also convincing
proof that the kidneys and bladder are
out of order.
WHAT TO DO.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that DIR. Kilmer's
swamp Root, the great kidney remedy
fulfills every wish in relieving pain in the
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every
part of the urinary passages. 1t corrects
inability to hold urine and scalding pain
in passing it, or bad effects following use
of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes
that unpleasant necessity OF being COM
PEELED to get up many times during the
night to urinate. The mild and the ex-
traordinary effect Of Swamp Root is soon
realized. 1t stands the highest for its
wonderful cures Of the most distressing
cases. II you need medicine you should
have the best. Sold by druggists, price
fifty cents and one dollar. You may
have sample bottle and pamphlet:bot h
sent free by mail. Mention THE ELS
WORTH AMERICAN and send your address
to DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, \. Y.
The proprietors OF this paper guarantee
the genuineness OF this offer.
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CHU RICH NOTES.

y. p. 5. {. L. each Tuesday night.
Al! the men are invited 10 Join Mr..
Hunts bible class
Regular social service al II Inside satur-
day evening ~ : -barp.
Important business meeting of the
church Friday evening at 5 80
Topic for mid-week meeting Friday
evening: "A Peculiar People"
Womens meeting at Mrs. Lizzie
Moore's Thursday afternoon at > 30
Over three hundred were present last
Sunday night TO hear the pastor discuss
he topic-"Lord what wilt thou have me
to do?''
Order for Sunday, Nov. Il: Sermon 10
a. m. Theme Home Christianity. At
II a m. Sunday school, 8 p. IN. Junior
Endeavor; g IS p. III. (shsrp} converts
training class; 80 p. m, revival service.
Topic: "A Citizen OF Sodom."
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COUNTY NEWS.
> y additional County Ne,cs see other pages.

tfsst Blu-htiI
e. ID. Death has opened meat market.
l.. j. Weber has started a barber shop.
Roy Marks is at work at Augusta in a
newspaper Office.
Anterior and Ray are painting the An
ent Order L. W. hall.
John Davis and dsug hter, OF New burg h,
sre visiting friends in the village.
Schooner mildred May, Capt. Condor,
arrived Thursday with freight for the
grange store and L. B. GrindIe.
Miss Mary Youtman left last Wednes-
. for New York city. where she will
spend few weeks with friends and rela
tiVes.
Both schools begin to-day with same
teachers as last term Nellie Douglass in
the grammar and Florence Mason in the
primary.
A few days ago Stephen Consry left his
horse unhitched near the post-office.
The horse became tired waiting and
started on a brisk trot for home. When
lie had gone about thirty rods Miss Annie
Ashworth made quick bound into the
street, caught the lines and partially
checked the speed OF the horse. She then
seized the bride, and stopped the horse.
Nov. S.
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Salisbury Cove
Percy Hodgkins returned from a two
weeks visit in Boston Wednesday.
Raymond Emery Is spending week
with his parents, r. 4. Emery and wife
Mrs. Eta Lancaster. Of Lsmoine, viz-
tied her cousin, Mrs. Pettingill, last week
Mrs. W. r. Hodgkins who has been 1T
Hancock for four weeks, returned home
Friday.
Miss Emery and Miss Some=. ~ Bar
Harbor. spent Sunday with II. j. Emery
and WIFE
Mrs. S. y. Rich, who has been spending
the past three weeks in Rockland visiting
relatives, returned home Saturday.
Nov ID
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Little pitchers have long ears"
True; but it wouldn't matter so much if
the big pitchers hadn't such long
tongues. h-HGrper's Bazdr.
He alone is great and happy who fills
his own station of independence, and
has neither to command nor to obey
Goethe.
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Blood
!: viii
Tell

Is a trife expression 1rbers bealtb
is concerned.
Good Blood means good bath.
Poor Blood mans disease.
Prifr polr Blood and kefb arH.
"L.F." AfuoodS BittsrS maks
good blood.
- Ash for al. r." and see
the Red letters before II
Is wrapped Bp, IS cents.
Avoid limitations.
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Birch Harbor.
w. F. Davis is now occupying his new
cottage.
William Leighton and wife recently
visited their son here
Mrs. Charles Lamson and children, OF
Ellsworth, are visiting here.
Mrs. Lizzie Rice and family have gone
to Calais to visit her parents.
School closed Friday after a pleasant
and profitab bic term OF nine weeks
Nov s. T.
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How to Cure Bilious Collie.

suffered for weeks with collie and pains
in my stomach caused by biiiousness and
had to take medicine all the while until |
used Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhpa Remedy which cured me. /
have since recommended it TO a good
many people. Mrs. F. BUTLER, Fair
haven, Conn. Persons who are subject to
bilious collie can ward of the attack by
taking this remedy as soon as the first
symptoms appear. Sold by G. A. PARcH-
ER, Druggist.
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COUNTY NEWS.

Dedham.
Miss Warning is at work in Holden.
Ralph Hamilton is very i'll with
brights disease.
Mrs. II. p. Burrill and sons Guy and
Harold have returned from visit to
Castine.
Crescent Lodge /. o. G. T. will cele-
hrate its twentieth Anniversary by su
entertainment Tuesday evening Nov. i6
Thursday, Nov. IS, the lodge will en-
terrain The district lodge
Among visitors here the past week
were Mrs. J. T. Moore, OF Sullivan; Mrs
Ida George. OF Orrington; Mrs Mary
Ireland, OF Madison; Mrs. Addie Bennett
Of Bucssport; Mrs. Lois Crosby. of
Cotuit, Mass
Nov d
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A.

Bucksporr.
Harry, the twelve-yesr-ol son of VIII
lard Boyle, died Sunday Of appendicitis,
after an illness OF only a few days. Sat
urday an operation was performed and
strong hopes of his recovery were enter
tanned.
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Lubec Bank Treasurer Arrested

As r result OF an invest igatio into the
closing Of the Lubec savings hank. VI. n,
Foster, treasurer, WAS arrested saturday
The amount of bail was placed at s2a ooo
Foster is held Tor the grand jury in jan
usry. The Lubvc savings bank closed It's
doors a few months ago.
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Hancock

Hancock.
School at Mt. Desert Ferry closed Nov.
5, after session OF eight weeks. taught
by Miss Abbie Leighton. Whole number
OF pupils registered, twenty-eight: aver
age attendance twenty-four. The follow
ing are the names OF those not absent for
the term: Leslie Newcomh, Rhodoiphus
and Evelyn Ladd, Arthur and Lizzie Jel-
lison, Frank, Matthew and Joseph MUIR
ply. Willie and Madge Moon. June Crab
tree, Tina Perry, Msude KelIap. Frank
Foss, Everard Grant.
Nov s. Sprr
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Taking

a course OF Ayers Pills the
system is set in good working
order and man begins to feel
that life is worth living. He
who has become the gradual
prey of constipation, does not
realize the friction under which
he labors, until the burden is
lifted from him. Then his
mountains sink into mole
hills, his moroseness gives
place to jollity, he is a happy
man again. II lie does not
seem worth living to you, you
may take very different view
of it after taking
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advertisements.
-~e~-~-~-~ --~-~~~-~~~
AUCTION SALE.
We will continue to sell
at auction
Every Saturday Evening,
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

Parties having any
goods that they would
like to turn into money
can be accommodated
by bringing them to
our store and we will
turn them into cash for
you, or we will buy
them outright and pay
the cash for them. Lib
eral cash advances
made on consignments.
Sales cashed two days
after sale.
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SUB.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-11-11

Pixies Toothache Drops cure n one minute.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-12

Boys and Youths Veal or Satin
Calf Shoes, all solid leather;
good value at S1.25 and R0e
$50 Our sale price,. VI dCO