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hsN' s'N hNf'Ns'H f""h'f'"t
Logs Superior quality. per N. No.
! fr iGaff. merehantabie M. per NJ.
At5o0bs0. SO. ] cedar, tgW7. CONF
mon. per ST. 2f0a. spruce logs. 1880.
cedar sblngle bolts. t2Q2 50.
Fir lumber Rough. 81 90 thick IN
iHhed surfaced aue or TWO slides. s.
70 and e inches wide. fisM21. lengths
I y a. f. feet. spoeiHi lengths sos per
- extra. ono inch nnlvh. fiaHlS 90
vertical grain. q per 81 extra; floor
Inc dressed and match-d. st7n2ts
stock boards, b.lnch tgats, ig.iuch.
- an0ts. lg-luch. fts0n. fencing.
SO. or e-iach finish. -. Ma. q 81.
Y or channel rustic of drop siding.
weight 5000 lhs. tl0ii. Fir timber.
i0lsia ana HrnhtiingB rough. fss10
10. = q ! b. ~ 5a0tsi = s. tit0
u box boards. i2-lnch and up. fl5.
Washington Red cedar Lumber
Rough. fsfts. beyei siding. weight 200
lbs fit0ia 90; ceiling. weights. Nor.
l. and 3. tsinch. 1900 lbs Nos.
/. 2 and 2. = iueh 100 lbs. fi80z1s
wainscoiinR. St0aif. rustic. f2tu2s;
a. shingles q 30. standard shingles
$40; i.inch finish. y. u and 10 feet.
42sl3t. thick finish. t2su5g. cedar
squares. 2. 3. . ana 10 feet. $1,000.
plckotH SO.
Ella-dHed. 81 In advance Of green.
drnyaEe. Boo
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Vegetables.

Potatoes OobblnEl- White River
Burbauks. s3sat0. Island Early Rose.
SIS. Island White. s3s. Yaki-
ma and oregon. $40; new potatoes.
2iHc per III Oregon and Yakima sil-
yer skin. fancy. $50 per ton. beets.
tl.25 per sack: carrots. 9OcMsl per
sack. garlic, DC. California aspara-
gus. bn6c per III. Walla Walla aspar-
nruq, Sdl0c per ID, rhubarh. 2iac per
III. tomatoes. $2.2h per case; artl-
chakes, 60c per doz; wax beans. Toe
per 10. string beans. DC per Id.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS

Thursday morning Trade r. slow
ou West street today. There ia
plenty ~ greensun on the market,
but the demand o. light old putn-
toes ARE scarce. and they still quote
nn tho averaNe ~ $40. The new pa-
thtnea are coming Ia fairly we'll
strnWhertira came 10 today aud tho
quality ID Improving
Quotations IN other liueH remain
The same
The following prices are being Or
forced q the producer bv the local
dealers fur delivery In round Lots on
the dock or in the car a. seattle.
Grain oats. SEQ barleY. SIS wheat.
thitlten feed. Ea bran. 80. shorts.
40
Hay Puget sound. per ton. 81.
Eastern Washington timothy, sli.S0
4is, alfalfa. g.
Efsa -sulely fresh ranch. ieU
tsiac
nutter Fresh ranch. ioano.
creamery tsmtgo.
Poultry Chickens. live. lie,
1--we Stock Choice beef cattle.
COWS. tntAe. steers. tiadsc. good
hogs. iis'g 80. hogs, dressed. 6hcs
calves. dressed. large. &C.. small. pc.
calves. large. live. 4c5 small o.,
Hides. feits and Wooi-iieavY
sound Haitfd steers. over 60 pounds.
se. medium sound, per pound. Tisc.
iirhi sound. under 10 pounds. 7c.
cows. sound an weights. &C.
stays. bulls aud oxen. tu5cs sailed
klpa. &C. calves, per pound. s.. green
hides ie less than aaltca dry hides
per pound. fac. dry calls. third
lena. summer deer per pound, 2sM
"a. winter deet. dry. ftWiec, papery
deer atfl2f. dry elias. auiec. green
elk. isfse. sheep pelis zsaaac shear
iinEs iiH eaci Eastern Washington
wooi. Sc Western Washington wool.
ise. dirty or timber burned. Toe. tal-
low. xtsat1Ae.
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fruits

Green fruit Oobblng)
Seeding. S2@250; navels. s275dl:
lemons. s2.50C3.50, apples. fam
ey, si7602.j0. per box: ban-
anas, 500 per bunch: Calf
fornla black flgs, 2o-lb boxes. ST.
so. cartoons. si25, Smyrna figs, 25c
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su,,sr. Cheese. Exs, and pou i,ry
Nuts

watnuts. per m. sacks. isc: East
orn black walnuta. Zoe. pccanE. i29
isc. nlberta. itc. almonds. fancy. soft
she'll. tse. aimendn, No. 2. i5e. pea
nuts. &C.. pine. lie. hickory. ice. CO.
caauuts. per dozen. 7~. popcorn. &c
Ter no.
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iobbing Quotations


The jobblnE quotations today were
as follows.
sugar 0abtlnEi Golden g. In bills,
tAc5 extra G.. ia bhlH. &C.. powdered,
2 -. dry Efanulaisd GAc. cube. a'4e,
beet. tAe spot enah prices.
Flour. etc. Oabhlngl Patent Tx
csiient sazs, Npvelty A. tz00. star
thakrra1. So. California brands
Stias corn meal. yellow. ti.ss per 10
pounds in i0-ib sacks. corn meal
white. 81 90 per 100 lbs IN 10 50 sacks,
huckwheat tour. pure. $50 per o.
lbs la a-th sacks. craekrd wheat. g, =
per 100 iha IN ioslb sacks. farina. -.
Sc per ipa lba In Ie-ib sacks fafina,
- % per jos ibs In Bib sacks. steel
qua oatmeal. s. - per leo lba Ia f0-Ih
sacks. graham Hour. si55 per 100 lbs
tn ia-lh sacks. Nh1tr wheat flour,
81 81 per leo lbs ia lob sacks. rye
meat re per 100 lbs IN iD-lb sacks,
rye Hour. fsst per 100 lbs In te-ih
sacks. split peas. ino.iha sacks. = 90
split peas. t1.e0 per 100 lhH in 9a-ih
boxes. peafl barley. Hsa per 100 Tbs
in sacks. wheat flakes. Gs-fb ba1ra.
- AZ = HNt So NaaAfaNAH fH.HHF ~ NaAHH -
~ 9Th phEa. fancy rolled oats. fs.s1
per bale. Ia s-ih sacks. corn meal.
yellow. s. "a per hbl Ia t0.ib sacks,
corn meal. whlle. $3.50 Per Dbl In %
10 Harhs. hurkwhrat -four. pure. s. q
per bot in so.lh sacks. cracked wheat
81 90 per Dbl Ia TO- 10 sacks. steel cut
aaf meal. ge 20 per bbi in s0.Ib sack
graham -four. . - per bbl IN ia-lh
sacks. whole wheat -FOUR. - o. per
hbl ia ta-ib sacks. rye meal. t1.7s per
bill Ia sa-lb sacks. rye -four, Heo per
bill. fancy ROLLED Data $50 ihs net IN
hhia. tsss. fancy rolled oats sa.ih
sacks. o. 20. fancy rolled oats. per
eaas. 1915.
Coffee UahhinFl --Grceu-Mochn,
per 10. ssa1ie. Java. per n. 2t0 -.
costa Riea. chpirc. per 10. iGHis
ttuastsd. Arbuckics. In ino-ib cases,
Per 100 TIE. 81 q. ea-ib cases. per iea
lbs. u25s. as-ib cases per 100 lbs,
81 a.. lava. ia-tb tins. per H.. &c
sack. Sc. Aden Mocha. g5l4c. Cara
cola. gsc. Guatemala. gle syrouni
coffee. isW2or. Lion. zoos. tlz2s. ess.
si2zs IS. sl2ts.
Butter. Cheese. Eggs and Pou isry
Hpttcr-Ranch. ioGisc. fancy dai-
ny. in squares. he. Washington
crraucrics. lib prints. isG20e. East.
eFn Iowa and EiRin. isa30
Cheese Uabbingl wash
tnFtou. EXCITE. Eastern. isisa ig'sc;
California. lie,
Eggs JabhinKl Strictly fresh
ranch. isc.
Honey California comb. 1870
i.r. strained. &c.
Poultry dressed chickens. tsho,
live chickens. i5c.
Nets.
wainuts. per m. sacks. isc: East
ern black walnuts. Zoe. peeanE. i2G
isc. nlberta. itc. almonds. fancy. soft
she'll. ise. aimenda, No. 2. i5e. pea
nuts. &C.. pine. ise. hickory ice. CO.
coanuts. per dozen, 7~r popcorn. &c
per 10.
Nay. Grain ana Feed.
Hay aohblngl Puget Sound. per
ton. E5Wa, Eastern Washington tim
othy. Si1mi4. alfalfa. $40.
oats OobbinFl Per ton. f2S.
HARLEY -Rollcd. 80.
Corn Whole. f22.so; cracked, S23i
feed meal. per ton. so.
Feed Wheat. S2i. oil cakS niHal,
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per ID, new dates 1ihc. sweet apple
elder. zoe per GALLON med sweets.
i22iffa. Htra wbafrien. " "a crate.
California cherries. ti25Wibo n box.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company
For san Francisco

The eompany's ele-
san { Hteamsbipg
Queen. Walla Halla.
aud umatBla lears
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70. additional County News see other page

SedgwicE.
Capt C. l.. Bsbson, keeper of Pumpkin
Island light, was in town yesterday, the
guest OF his daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Dow.
Mrs Neal F. Dow IS quite Ill. Mrs.
Mary +. Fogg is taking care Of her in the
absence OF MIR. Dow, who is at work in
BROOKLYN for Mrs. Idells Hin.
Frank Fitzgerald and wife are moving
into the Penney house in the village.
Mr. Fitzgerald has been head cook for
Capt. Babson. OF Little Deer Isle.
There WAS a baptism at the eastern side
OF the river at Mrs. NJ. \. Carriers shore.
Thirteen were baptized. Rev. ID. York,
OF BROOKLYN, assisted the pastor, Rev. Z. ;.
Drew, of he church in the village.
E. T. Carter, who is employed in kittery
navy yard, has been in town visiting
his brother, q. p. Carter. They both
spent few days in Bar Haroor visiting
relatives. They also visited Ellsworth.
The session OF the Baptist association
held here recently was a success through
out. The programme was carried out in
detail as printed in The AMERICAN.
There was large out-of-town delegation.
All were comfortably cared for by the
hospitable people OF the town.
Sept p. {.
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Miss Josephine Hall, one of the most
popular aud talented actresses of the
day. writes to pr. Hartman as follows;
Il have found Pe-ru-na an excellent
preventive, a. well as remedy. I most
heartily recommend Pe-ru-na; 1t should
be considered a necessity by every act
ress in the country"
Mrs. Mary f. Bartholomew of st.
Francisville. Illinois, says: Il was at
ilcted with female trouble. / doctored
with several skillful doctors, but kept
getting worse until became bcdfast. !
bad four physicians tending me, but got
no better. owe my life to DR., Hart
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south Deer Isle
The long drought WIS broken with
pouring rain ali day Wednesday and
heavy showers Thursday evening. Wells
long dry are now full and cisterns over
flowing. At Stonington water was at a
premium, as quite number OF the wells
were condemned as dangerous, aud the
wind mill at the Ocean View artesian we'll
could not draw water fast enough for the
demand, owing to lack OF wind.
Mrs. Viola Garland and two children
came Saturday, called here by her fathers
illness which is still very serious.
Mrs. NJ. d. Robbins and daughters Eva
and Alice left for Boston Monday. They
were accompanied by Miss Lillian Smith
who has been with them since her mother
left for home. Miss Nellie Robbins left
for Boston Thursday.
Miss Clara Warren has been quite i'll for
few days, but is now improving.
sept. -. EGO.
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GIVE THE CHILDREN A DRINK

called Grain.o. II is a delicious, appetizing.
nourt hing food drink to take the place OF cot
fee. ssold by all grocers and liked by allyho
have used It because when properly prepared
1t tastes like the finest coffee butt free from ali
its injurious properties. Grain-O aids diges.
ton and siren CITIZENS the nerves. II Is not a
stimulant but a health builder. and children. as
well as adults, can drink II with great benefit
Costs about 4 as much as coffee. lie. and PC
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Atlantic
Capt. f. NJ. Staples, who has been Wis
iting friends in Rocklsnd, returned
home Monday.
A large party from this place went to
Outer Long Island Saturday with Capt.
Emery Joyce.
Miss Gertie Stanley, who has been Wis
ing relatives in Ellsworth, returned
home Tuesday.
II. ". Joyce's canning factory is doing
rousing business canning clans. A
large number OF vessels and boats are
bringing CLAIMS to he factory.
Joseph Lunt and wife, Mrs. Samuel
Rich. Mrs. Lizzie Ross, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gross, of Frenc boro, were n town Tues
day en- route for Rockland and Camden.
Sept %. s.
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soatn~ zuot.
Mis-, May Hodgkins, who re-
Gently .-ned from Sorrento, left sun
day t. vaJerville to enter Coburn
classic. ..asfute.
YIN. sAer has fine mock orange
winch looking yellow balls equal
to tie Florida fruit-one of the
prettIe= -as- IA town.
" since resigning the posi-
ton e. ==ts pal OF Freedom academy,
has re- k as sales man Of nursery
stock, So IS uow taking orders in La
coma =.
The e=Hg circle Of the Congregat ionai
church. usvIng enjoyed a vacation OF
three a-ths will resume active work at
the home Of Mrs. Thomas Lawton. Tues
day, Ser. 2a.
Mrs heth Lawton left on Monday
t. speHa H#e winter with her daughters
Lizz3e a3a t,lace. Mrs. Fannie Crockett
aecomFs :. HeF neither to spend week
or two a 4. .a.atIyes.
Mrs. {. = Hole and family, of Ledge
cottage. -. On Monday for Jamaica
PAN, .a.zz- eecompanied by her mother,
Ms. d, who has been spending
some W ~ 81 he Claremont.
The o. .eza5e. from the local ". {. T. l.
Who lei inlay for Portland to attend
the state convention, were Mrs. A. NJ.
Lawtou, .Irs. 4. ". Clark, Mrs. p. {.
Clark RHo Mrs Bertha Robbins.
II, ,,rourass
here: A. ] Holmes is having his store
painted .al probably his hotel will get
coat to ..ae-espond VIM. j. Tower has
moved Ills 144lding recently occupied
a msrkof aroa or two back, newly paint
g il, sua IS i use it for his own business,
WITH wura adaed convenience.
Tae x $50 and Cooper party Will leave
during "a resent week. Mrs. a. w. Bee
who is uscellv the latest cottager to leave
her sun home, went to Bar Harbor
on Saturday to join her hus band for a
couple peeks, but Will return with
hsn Tor say er two before finally closing
Sleepy H l#uw for the winter.
Ceat. Wa. L. GiIIey, thoush attending
strictly ~ aIs business OF yachting and
vate v-getaoe garden and is justly
proud O. some tig squashes ne has raised,
az WIS -a8lld have gracsd fair la Bile.
One, sruc~ame yellow, " Ghed thirty
pounds a.4 several Others eere nearly as
lerge
Rev. q. Heaon, in eaafpeny with
Rev. I}syle, Of Isie-t9rd, went TO
1auRI oeuHa.s 4 Coneregat .5as ministers.
NJ. Dss viii extend his vacation for
two weeks toe mueh-neeted rest, MI
Hedl0u .appiled his place sunday, While
his own .lleA pulpit at southwest Har-
he was u9fed by student from Ban
gor tueo.o4l lea, seminary, Mr. Richmond
" ho delivered a tine discs1rSe from the
text " " hat mink ye of Curlst!'
The seevy frost of Saturday aight made
ruthless hsvac in most OF he beautiful
gardens here. All tender anAaals put OF
mourning robes, and only the most hardy
OF TIE cla=s5 1sters, petunlas, pansies, etc.
dared to raise heir heads next day. One OF
the most lovely beds in town was he raised
circular terrace in Mrs \. W. Clark I
garden, ats- he ice king blew MS chilly
blast upon TINS without re- pect to beauty
It was filed principally with towering
begonias, # mass of bloom for weeks past
Some OF the blossoms were i've or six
inches in diameter, of the .3yeliest shades
oil color. o. vevety texture, delight to
the eye; one plant, cream white, bore
among its single blooms Two beautiful
double ones.
Sent. %. SPRAY.
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Bar tlett's Island.
School is taught by Alice Mason.
Grace Alley, OF Oak Point, who has
been visiting Nellie Bartlett, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Sarah Bartlett has returned from
the summer.
Moses Mayo and wife, OF Ellsworth,
made short visit to friends and relatives
here last week.
Charles Herrick, a former resident of
this island, made short call here one day
last week. All were pleased to see him.
He was accompanied by Jason Lane, Of
Brooklin.
Sent %. E
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North i.annoia-.

North Lamoia-.
Mrs. Caroline Austin, OF Bar Harbor,
is visiting at her old home here.
Miss Edith Richardson goes to Els
worth to-day to enter the high school.
Harvey Brsgdon has gone to New York
TO resume his employment on steam tug.
Rev. 5. q. Wheeler, OF Esston, was the
guest Of Mrs. ). J, Young the past week.
Mrs. +. V. Young went last week to
Bangor to the hospital for surg cal treat
ment.
Horace Salisbury and wife and Arden
Young and wife, OF Otis, were the guests
OF Mrs W K. Salisbury Saturday and
Sunday.
Capt. jefferson Smith has purchased the
George Hodgkins place, recently bong TIT
by MIR. florence. Mr.. Terrence viii GO
back 10 Ellsworth.
Sept - y.
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Gou4l be prov iae ita -osri hes,ssft AMI ever.
one " ho would hnyc gnosi health -hoUl5 rgr'
Der HAT pure, fiet olaoi i tse df-: 81 .4#-.-e
noua'- sar-apsriit-. sisl1s good n37.i
good health. b.se btspe3 HFny IA tnau To- -.a.e-s.
-4aet.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

man and fe-rn-na. thank cod and
DR.. Hartman for my recovery
Pelvic catarrh u new Mann n, ,
very common disease known ~ f-raL'
weakness Most women have ,ua-. -
les what i called female rarIHr,fo,
This Is IN reality pelvic catnrrh.
There are 50 many women. ezpes5a1v
married women, who drag themselves
wearily around from year to var. ms.
erable beyond description. Thy acA,
and tremble and threh, grow4ug NOR,
nervous, tired and dchilitated everyday
For this class OF sufferers Pe-ru=g. =
the most perfect remedy in existence.
1t relieves, it soothcs. it qulpt-. it
strengthens. and no victim OF pels#. a.
tarrh in the land should be withou, -
ru-na.
Mrs. A. J. Hull, Leona, Kan, writes.
" feel - If am entirely well ana IAN
do "a much work a. when was Young.
don't have any pains about mo, and I
thank you a thousand times for curing
me. My trouble was female complaint.
] had failing of tho womb and great
pain. tell every woman | talk with
that Pe-ru-na j. tho best for them and
that IT saved my life
Endometritis IL the medical terrn for
catarrh Of the womb. Catarrh - N.
womb Is very common. producing what
"a generally called female disease. pr
Hartman answers ali letter. fro =
charge. He treats over 90,nrn women
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West Eden

West Eden.
Miss Josie Paine has been quite III, but
Is better.
Bloomfield Higgins, OF Indian Point,
has gone to Springfield TO visit his son.
Capt. Edward Allen, of schooner Eliza
Potter, WIS at home for a short visit
last week.
Mrs. Miranda Branseome, OF Somes-
vile, was the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Alma Higgins, last week.
Melville Hamor's baby, James EIwell,
Of this place, and William Walls baby, OF
Indian Point, won prizes at the Eden fair
baby show last week.
Miss Attie Thomas was obliged to close
her school on account OF the serious i'll
ness Of her sister, Mrs. NJ. A. Luce, who
is critcally i'll with typhoid fever.
sept. 25. Nj.
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the benefit OF Rev. Mr.. kittredge, on
Monday evening, Sept. Is. Proceeds s11.45.
Schools are in session. Teachers, Miss
Louisa Heath, Seal Cove; Miss Josie Bill
lingz south Seal Cove; J. j. Heath, Cape;
Miss Ida Norwood, Center.
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Seal Cove

Seal Cove
c. NJ. Reed has purchased the place for
Sophronia Robbins.
w. A. Knaun, of Waterville, nephew OF
Mayor Knauff of that city, YVES the guest
of Miss Myra Powers, few days recently.
An ice-cream sociable was given for
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One OF natures remedies; cannot harm the
weakest constitution; never fails to cure sum.
mer complaints of young or old. DIR. Fowler's
Extract of Wild strawberry.-Adut.
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>IIrry.

>urrS.
Harry W God mas gone as cook on the
schooner M yronush winch sailed satur-
day for HURRICANE island 10 load with
stone for New York.
Miss Nellie Ailey has been very Ill for a
week past, and is SIN confined to her bed.
Miss Alley i teacher ot the North bend
school.
Mrs. Abhie Townsend came home last
week from Portland, where she has been
keeping boarders the past year.
Jacob y. Morgan has been drawn to
serve on the grand jury and Philip p.
Stinson on the traverse jury at the Oc-
tober term OF court.
Sept. %. q.
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Schools are in session. Teachers, Miss
Louisa Heath, Seal Cove; Miss Josie Bill
ling-, South Seal Cove; j. J. Heath, Cape
Miss Ida Norwood, Center.
SeIs %. O.
Great POND.
Miss Lillian Laughlin has returned to
Lowell, Mass.
\. Z. Mace and wife, OF Aurora, were
calling on friends here sunday.
Miss winifred Jackson. of Beachmont,
Mass, is visiting relatives here.
sada, youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs J.
X. shuman, is i'll with typhoid fever.
I. Z. lockwood and wife, OF Attleboro,
Mass, have been spending the week here.
T. {. Mace returned sunday from a
business trip TO Ellsworth aud Bar Har-
Dor.
A. n. Haslam, of Waltham, has crew
at work repairing the dams on the Ali
gator stream.
Mrs Edgar McIninch went to Norcross
last week to join her husband who is al
10 Mary lakes.
Bernice, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Ezra
Williams, gave birthday party to her
little friends Saturday afternoon.
a. L. Hale and DR.. II. w. Haynes, of
Ellsworth, who have been hunting in this
vicinity for several days, returned home
to-day.
MIR. and Mrs. Ezra Williams, Mrs.
Garry, Mrs. Garland, MrS A. b. Haynes,
the Misses Jackson, Laughln and Emery,
MIR. Chick and Mrs. Guy Chick were
among those who attended the wedding
reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. George
f. Crosby, Of Aurora, Saturday evening.
Mrs Crosby. who was Miss Bessie VII
liams, was one OF Great Pond s best known
and loved young ladies, and she will be
much missed. Her many friends here
wish her much happiness in her new
home.
sept. "a. fLosSIE.
Fast BiuehiI.
George q. Candage is building silo.
Misses Mabel and Emma Twining left
this morning for their home in Burling-
ton, Mass.
Jed Salisbury and wife, OF Otis, were in
the village last week, the guests OF Mrs. A.
+. Webber.
The potato crop here this year is good;
+. {. Long and G.. q. Long each raised
forty bushels on one eighth OF an acre.
Presiding Elder Day conducted quar-
terly meetings here Saturday and Sunday.
Fl. NJ. Moore is preacher in charge here.
Capt Byron E. Young and wife arrived
last Saturday from the Nerthport camp
ground, " here they have been spending
the summer. They are the guests OF Capt
]. T Miller.
Schooner "kentucky,, Eugene Cousins
master, arrived Friday from Rockland
with freight for l.. b. Grindle. She is now
taking in part of cargo Of granite for
1 Ellswo rth.
/ Edwin ". Barton and wife, OF Spring
/ held, Mass, arrived last Saturday. They
will remain few days visiting relatives
and friends. Mrs. Barton Is a native OF
/ East BIuehll, daughter OF G. q. Long.
Judge T. L. Chase. OF Bluchill, was in
the village has, saturday on business. lie
was accompanied By his wife and infant
/ daughter, and Miss Chase, OF Oakland,
Cal. daughte Of Sprague Chase, formerly
| OF B.uehiu.
One can now hardly walk a street with
1 out seeing a group OF pretty "cycliennes',
/ their eyes sparkling, spinning merrily
along in quest OF pleasure, fan or mischief
But they are not especially dangerous.
except from a sentimental standpoint.
Sept. %. q.
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