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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-07-21
They Would Dot work.

General Otis wants $500 cavalry
horses for the Philippines, but il he
seeks the utter humiliation OF
Aguinaldo's forces he ought 20 call
for about that many Missouri
mules.-St. Louis Republic.
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Greenway's
Dyspepsia Tablets

will be found beneficial and give i'm
mediate relief when suffering from
dyspepsia, indigestion, heartburn,
sour stomach, constipation, etc.
Sold by WoLDRIDGE 4 IRVINE,
II Druggists.
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Miss Agnes Sullivan, Nashville, Tenn.
writes: Have used DR.. M. A. Simmons
Liver Medicine 2 years; can truthfully
say it will quickly relieve, without
pain or gripping, constipation, head
ache. igestion, sour stomach. The
Zellin's and Black Draught used did
not have strength enough to relieve me.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-07-21

Come to the Regis'e r's office next
Saturday and get your school sup
plies and the new school laws fol
yourselves and teachers.
2. W. DODSON,
County Supt.
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Accidentally Shot.

Albert Todd accidentally shot Elk
Pigg on South Main street yester-
day evening, the ball entering his
back and causing dangerous
wound. Both are negroes.
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Special notice to house-keepers and boarding houses
Three bolts of Beached Table Damask, yards wide
and considered good value $I25 the yard center
you will find the three pieces (or day only
next Monday at SIC the yard.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-07-21

Remove causes of female troubles
by taking Simmons Squaw Vine
Wine or Tablets. If
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-07-21

We have just twentyone bolts of well-known brand
Beached Domestic full yard wide, soft finish and free of
starch and every yard worth eight and half cents, and
next Monday Zone day only 81 cents the yard. Only
twenty-five yards to a customer
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Sour stomach is one of the first
symptoms of coming bilious
attack. Cure it with few doses
DR.. M. A Simmons Liver Medicine.
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Sick headache, wind on the stom-
ach, biliOusness, nausea, are quick
~ cured by few doses Of DIR. NJ. A
simmons Liver Medicine. Il
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We expect to make Monday the biggest bargain
day that was in Columbia and below you will find
the prices made that will bring crowd store, and
you will have to be early to get the pick.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-07-21

The dangers of a malarial atmosphere
may be averted by occasionally taking
DR.. NJ. A. Simmons liver NJ edicine. tt
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-07-21

One lot size, 2oX45 nches best bath Towels and
the regular price fifteen each; you will find them
for Monday, Gone day only
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SO Marseies Quilts, good quality and extra large size.
These quilts good values at $I.25 and hand
many you have paid SITS cents for but for
a leader you will find them counter next Monday
Gone day only 81 cents.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-07-21

One bale, good quality Sea Island Domestic, full yard
wide and perfectly smooth no seconds and for Zone day
only) next Monday cents the yard.
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a REAL PUZZLE
TO look for good values in merchandise and
find cheaper at the
BED Ell
than anywhere else.

All our standard dress Cocoes in light shades despite the
advance, reduce price to only &C.
Heavy Brown Domestic, the usual sc quality only &c.
Full yard wide splendid quality Bleached Domestic SC.
All OF our Ioc Duckng in plain and fancy, only 7ac.
Your choice among 10 pieces light coored Zephyr Cling
ham, &C.
IS Pieces white India Dress Lnon, in stripes and pads
the usual sc quality, only 73c
Pairs yet left the sacrifice table, of those Custom
made Ladies' Shoes, in numbers 2, p, only, 75c.
46 Laundered Shirts with collars attached, material
them worth the money, only 25c.
Odds and Ends in Mems Neckwear at sacrifice
4S Odds and Ends in Boys Youths and Mems Wool and
Fur Hats, at half value.
Remember the sole agents for this city of the
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II Pieces good quality check and stripe Nansook, the
regular Sc and half quality and they pretty
goods You will find them counter next Monday
Gone day only 43c the yard
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Only n Question OF Time.

building lots for sale. See
7l44 GORDON & RUTLEDGE.
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GarwOOd's Sarsaparilla-for the blood
guaranteed to cure. A. B. RAINS
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You will also find many other bargains center
ters prices heard of before and the past you
will hear many make the remark how they sell goods
cheap.
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Glover Brand Shoes.

which took the Gold Medal Omaha Exposition last year
over 50 competing lines.
Your money talks, SO do goods. Let's introduce
them, to the only
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Remember the sole agents for this city of thu
renowned and well and favoraby known
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.JEN
TIE -rRAcY RErNIoN.

The fourth annual reunion of the Tracy
fanny Was held at the homestead OF JON
a-aan Tracy. at Gouldsboro Point, Aug.
Il The weather was perfect, and by noon
sssersl hundred people were gathered in
the grove near the buildings.
After the dinner, which WAS on an elsb-
crate -cale, the business meeting was
called 10 order by the president, B. f.
Tracy, Of Winter Harbor.
Inc following officers were elected j:
President, Bedford (. Tracy, Winter Har-
bes, Weep president, {. L. Tracy, secre-
tsry, Miss Ella B. Tracy, Goulds boro !;
treasurer. Jennette Leighton.
\ committee Of five was appointed to
purchase the old farm to be KEPT in the
family and to form q Tracy colony. 1t
was vsted to hold the ueNs reunion at the
same place on the ihird Saturday in Au-
gut, lzs)0.
A.;er he business meeting there were
social exercises. The programme was as
follows.
Pr4EeT.... ...................Re Rev : Ptnkerton
Ese-5le1tts address. ...-..-.-....B + Tracy
Hya=u Composed by Rev Christopher Tracy
# Durham.
Observation-Disclosures yuvooa Workman
Remarks Rev Jones. OF Bo-tou.
EeadiHz................ .......M!-- Cora Gordon
Iatser ron Gilbert \ Tracy.
II. -3a1 sal ana -te4i ai5ress....N
Tray, Aut arg.
Ee#ars-.......-.CI 1. Tracy, Tracy station, b
-........1ohn b Tracy. Fredericton
TzHrtiau. X.
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His Life was Saved

Mr.. J E. Lilly, prominen, citizen of
Hannibal, Mo, lately had a wonderful de-
Iirerance from a frightful death. In tell
ing OF il he says: II was taken with Ty-
pboid Fever, that ran into Saeumonia. My
lungs became hardened. was so weak |
couldn't even sit up III bed. Nothing
helped NE. ! expected to soon die Of Con-
sumption. when heard of Dr, Kings New
Discovery One bottle gave great relief.
l continued to use it, and low am well
and strong | can't say too much in its
praise This marvellous medicine is the
surest and quickest cure in the world for
all Throat and Lung Trouble Regular
sizes zoe ard s1.00. Trial bottle free a S.
ID. WIGGIN's drug store; every bottle
guaranteed
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Eastbruok.
Mrs. Laura Butler, of Column bia, is WIS.,
iting relatives here.
Jesse Butler, of Columbia, spent a few
days in town last week.
James Waterho of Biddeiord, is Wis
iting his brot herin-law, John DeMeyer.
As DR.. Henry DeBeck and wife, of VIM,
J. r. Butler and wife, of this place, and
Mrs. Dora Abbott, OF Franklin, were
crossing the ferry between sullivan and
Hancock, week before last, the horses be-
came unmanages bic through fright and
jumped overheard. The horses were en-
tangled in the harness, and one was
drowned before they could be rescued.
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TIE a tE.RISAN has subscribers at 100
Of the II post-o5sees in Hancock county;
al the user papers in the county COM
bined d. not reach so many. THE AMER
IcAN is not me only paper printed in
Haneet ;, and has nerer claimed TO
be bus &c. ne only paper that can prop
eTly be chilled COUNTY paper; all the
rest are mercy .ooai papers. The oIrcula-
tioa o. - AaERICAN, barring the Bar
Ea-h- IS summer list, is larger
han thu. u g. The other papers printed
iK daReoe. co,Rtg.
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During he day music vas furnished b!
iae " inter Harbor band.


>orth LamoIH-.
Hollis Austin and y. ;. Archer went to
Amherst Saturday.
\. L. Gray has recently purchased the
shore privilege owned by y. :. Archer
near his own premises.
Mis- Sadie Coggins. who has been Wis
ing relatives in Calais the past two
weeks, viii return Wednesday.
Miss Eupice Coggins, who has been
stopping with her aunt at Southwest
Herhor. returned home on Friday.
Mr.. p. \. eros and Miss Annie
Winters. Of Augusta, are the guests Of
Mrs. GROSS sister. Mrs A. L. Gray.
Miss Leila Richardson i home from
Egge moggin. Her sls.er Edith has taken
her place there for the remainder of The
ssH-on.
capt A. b. Holt ana ,,Hfe made s5ort
vfst home on Saturday, retui ming on
Monday 10 New London, Conr., here
Capt. Holt,s vessel, the Il ellen O.
Moseley', Is awaiting him.
james Scott entertained party OF
friends at his cottage Gray Bluffs" on
sunday The guests were John Scott and
wife John Armstrong end wife, Miss
t.7,c Small, Mss Annie scott, Mrs. gnes
A5.eg and Mi-s A5hle Jordan. OF Els
NDriu. C-p' John H.et and = fe, Mrs l.
4. Austin and Hoyt and Herman Austin.
a ti,h cnoD der was enjoyed, Was also
the picturesque -c.ntry by the river
Jordan
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b.


Hancock Point
y H. " VI IN al u 9o' 's''''' - Al W"
'hi7 WEN
Miss Nora Kinds gave whist party al
ne arr 'iiie -'40'A'
heV. A H. tesr' oil Eiis"otto' was th'
guest OF ,. n. W hi'lhs ana "te NJ luheA
0"'u'NHS
Miss Margaret burke, OF bar mar Dor
passed saturday as the guest Oh N'is'
fitzgerAlo.
Mrs Dr' OsrfoH anu allss barrett VI
BOSTON, are the guests Oh MISS DaEs'o" ~
" lio noses th's "eeN'
b. {. Corlew, proprietor Of Shore Acres
lAmolne beseh' ana party oi ifieha7
were IN town on Aoh0ss'
Mr.. Carroll, Mr.. Cfahtree and Miss
Barrett enjoyed very successful hshihe
trip down the bay Thursday.
+. W. Rollins and wife, OF Ellsworth,
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. h
Hartshorn at lunch sunday
Willis Hartshern. OF New Haven, Is vis-
iting his parents, +. Z. Hsrtshorn and
wife, al the Whiting cottage.
A movement toward building casino
here Is growing in favor. 1t IL hoped ID
commence the building carly next season
w.. E,hsi Tot,,an ~ Fairfield who
no. sse,, tho r,s., ., NJ. sus, a, snn.
r;..5,,.,.,.. .,.,,.,,.,, ~. -, Trosd.,.
rr tis,,r,s,, y pouen and WI
tr,.s re,uraet TN a e-8fss in YACHT
.,,,-aa5s,, -. ,a.k rh.r r.,,o-, .
,,losss,.,,ir
~,
"a '97 - -
bfo0N'''' StiH ms " % N'''""f % 7o'
le"'o' ""o ~ GU ~ ~ ~
a''''s' 'e'' ''' ''''' ''o'-'e7 ''''7 WEN
+. b. Bowen, I. T. McGo"n and others
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West fremont.
Miss Della Davis has gone to MHhridge
for a short visit.
Mrs. Louisa Norwood, OF Seal Cove, has
been visiting her mother. Mrs. l.. NJ.
Lunt.
Mrs Lucy James, otElIsworth, recently
msde a short visit al the home of her pa
rents, Ambrose Ricn and wife.
MIR. Margaret Springer and family have
gone to Colorado where Mr. Springer i
very ~. Eugene Thursten sccompsni led
them.
Mrs. Rose Haynes. with her daughter,
and sister Lizzie " no have been staying
with her father, Witiisul DIX. hose wife
died recently, went home MONDAY.
Aug. y. THELAA.
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nuns tbNF
Mrs. John Carleton, Of St John, y. B.,
bss been visiting her father, Daniel W God
Of this place,
Miss Agnes Brewer IS spending two
weeks with her sister, Mrs. George Rich
ardson, at Bar Harpor.
Miss Bertha McGoYn is home from Bar
Hurbor, where she has been employed al
the Philadelphia bakery.
Miss Della Wilcomh and Icspnene
Brewer gave pleasant clam bake Friday
evening. The clans were the results of
their hrst adventure with the hoe and
clam flats.
George Cuuuiu CHAM, wife and baby
- Harrington, ms lie a visit 10 Mrs. Gun
"A gteu', mother, Mrs. Mark SWEET,
ter- iest Week. they have moved to Bar
Hsrbor, " here they viii occupy rooms in
be D-eI-ie motel.
A. J. Novel; gave sailing party We'd
ues day evening OF last week to few
friends. II was a fine evening and the
trip to Shore Acres and back was yer,
much enjoyed. Mr. NoNeH has a fl t
thirty foot yacht. lie left here for
Boston Friday. He VIII rake the
trip in two weeks, following tie cost
and visiting all the small ports.
Aug. %. b.
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The BIRDS Nea-Mr~ \ Il 1ouug, Fort
Plains, ! Mi-s Young. Trenton,
H5d Rose catfage-Mi-s Annie Bar-tow, Mis-
Clark. Mr. Carroll Boston.
Crore Larn-Mr and Mrs Bgz1e}. Mrs Bragg
Bangor.
camp6eH coffage-A l Freeze ant wife. Nj
nr4mmoud Bangor.
Ropes eottage-Prof ] II Ropes and family
Bangor.
ia,rrie,c-s Whiting and wife, Ellsworth,
Is Bowen and wife, Newton. Mass.
Barnaeie cottage johnson and wife tic
Misses Clark, Bangor; Mrs oIeinbach and sons
Orange. J.
GceeIy cot;dge-J & Yose and wife, Mis-
Ne-e Ni-- sarah Nose. Nils Elizabeth Nose
Providence, K !
Crosby Lodge-Jgdge L 4 Emery and wife
Mis- u Crushy, - c Hammatt. Topeka, Kan
Harry c Emery, Brunswick.
II, Cyagss-.J Nichols and family. somer
vile, Mass
Mason coftage-Georse o Han and wife. Ban
gur
Hing coffGgs-Mrs Wing. Bangor.
HaltoA coftdge-pr and Mrs Walton Bangor
Siefsoa cottage-I X sietson amt family, Ban
The Turin cottages-I A Boa rlman and " W
l-auc and vie, iiat gtr.
..icker cotiage-Alr aad Mr. R.cker. Bangor
bhitceIab cottage Edward " God and wife
faugur.
sal Csest--t /. steru- and family, Bangor,
Bacon cotfdqe-I 4 bacon and wife, Arno
aeon. Ms, Rose Bacon, Carlos Bacon. Bangor
Harfe!d cottdge--A W Benson and family
Etr.Hr.
Henry Whiting caHage-F + Hartshorn and
VIE, Winfred Hart-horn. NV Haven Ct.
'ratberrg Ledge eottuge-Mr and Mrs Bald
win. BoothDay, Me.
RdHiin cottdge-Prof and Mrs " Dew
HYDE George H de, brunswick, Me.
Cunningham cottGge-J Judge and Mrs o 2
Cuunius nam, Miss Cuunin CHAM, Theodore Gun
ming am, Bucksport.
Mcfarland eottdqe-Capt and Mrs GRAY
Ni-e Wilson, Bass Harbor.
Ha pIe5eood cottdge-Charles Smith and wife
4 hcCauiey. Hancock; p l. Aiken, Beverly,
Mass.
RoSelot cottaqe-Miss Frances Lord Mis-.
Nathalie Lord, " inter Park, Fla.
snsrjse cottGqe-M Mrs f J Swan, Dir T. J swan,
j, carroll swan, Alton Swan, Brooklyn, Y.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Gould-boro.

Gould-Doro-
Miss Abbie Coolidge, of Lamoine, has
been visiting relatives here.
Miss c. E.Nose, OF Maiden, Mass, spent
few days with friends here last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth McCsrric, who has been
in Winterport visiting her daughter, Mrs.
EAitu Ash, has returned home. =,
The Christian Endeavor rally was held
in the Union church last Wednesday
afternoon and evening. The services
We're conducted by Rev.. L. Pinkerton,
OF Prospect Harbor.
Aug. JEN.
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East sar.3.
Mis- Mgst.- Sinclair u=s -~.qrned from
Bar Ha-55r
Mrs. Mary }. sanooru, O; Lynn, Mass,
l. visiting al Joseph Gray =.
Elwin &. Lord ana SON Herbert have
been on the SICK lis; tue u1-. ,reex.
The week cottss~ =ls=. .us-ti Y
Will be selt If Mr.. 4a5'u4- t5ie'-.
Mis- II be =. Nor. = ~, .er Hf4
term OF ,eaoJ al Mo- ~. - 3.
Miss Emily .. Mo-sfu a.5 reopsn lie
schoo e. L+srang= n 5a-4y. Aug 2s
Mrs Nary Lore returned Tuurs1sy
from four weeks outing - Bar iaro5r.
Miss tuez Morgan ssarI- Saturday
morning for 4 ieasurs tri9 70 hocEland.
Miss susie Stinsoa rel os.st sunday
from visit to 1.leatora saa Brook
lin.
Miss George l. Lord, Of Wakefield,
Mass, : visiting her uuc.s, ". NJ, Nor
gan.
Mrs. a. ~. Andrews, of 7-.=,n, l. visit
ing her parents, Mr.. ana a--s :. y. Ire
worgy.
Miss Inez Morgan, Of Ess; Cambridge
is spending her vacation Win her parents,
M NJ. Morgan and wife.
Mrs. z A. Rich, OF Fran p aam. Mass,
Mss Lizzie Morgan ana n Morgan, of
surry, spent Wednesday at NJ. Morgan's.
Aug, ID. q.
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vItLARK MON.

The Clark reunion was held at Jacob
Syringe Friday. Be-0=vn one and two
hundred were present.
Anons aaaar attract5a->, paper from
Erhrata Cart. OF Dana scotia Mills, was
read. informing them tn the first CLARK
that came u hat vicinity was Josiah
CLARK. a.,iaan from Ia=er, y. II. lie
came wi,a ssge familv \ 1-3s and died
Aug 4 l-ss His frs We the mother
e all HI zai 7-eu4 Wa Patience Black
stone r- idaughte- of the Rev.
William Blackstone who settled in Boston.
The name- Il / eir children were Icha bod g,
Elisha, John, William. James, stephen,
BENJAMIN. Euenezer. ana two daughters
names naz known.
Beulan zad stephen we're among the
earIy -st-l=rs u what j. now Franklin.
TIE Cars # Franklin ana adjoining
towns az s=-eendaat- e four Of these
brother namely. El-aa, William,
srepAsz - n.smiuz
An 81. vzfIs ttme So passed. The
Office. -.a.a5n the same A. last year : :.
Clark. president; joan y. Clark, vice
pre-ldeHz Joan : Glars secretary. The
date aaa place Of the Hezt reunion are to
be fixed rv comnittee
Aug. - IL En-.
Aelauf,r.
Ezeas..ea nom tA.- pace to Camden
Friday,
Ira XXI saa Aloaz7 sptague have
typho#4 tasaf.
Yaeat - giant. o: me New York
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GRAIN-O BRINGS RELIEF

to the coffee drinker. Coffee drinking is habit
that is universally INDUCED in and almost a.
universally injurious, Have you tried Grain-O?
1t Is almost like coffee but the effects are just
the opposite. Coffee upsets the stomach, ruins
the digestion, affects the heart and disturbs the
whole nervous system. Grain.O tones up the
stomach aids digestion and strengthens the
nerves. There is nothing but nourishment in
Grain-O. 1t can't be otherwise. l5e and &c.
per package.
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south Deer Isle
Raymond Robbins arrived Sunday from
Allston, Mass, for a short visit TO friends
Gustavus Mitchell left for WaidoboFo
Monday, W here he has employment.
The excursion to Northport. planned for
Aug. y, was given up on account 81 fog
Mrs. Abbie Junkins, Of someryille,
Mass, IS visiting her sister, Mrs Mary
Gray.
Rev. Horace Haskell preached here sun
day afternoon and evening. His dis
courses were very interesting.
Mrs. V. Goss and Mrs. Della small and
daughter, Of Stonington, and Miss Netia
X i'm ball, of Rockland, called on friends
here Monday.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
The Deer Isle and Stonington District
sunday School convention was held at
ocesnville Aug. Is, at the Baptist church.
The day was fine, and a goodIy nun Der
gathered at the appointed hour. Nine
schools were represented. The church
was beautifully decorated with flowers,
ferns and potted plants. The schoolhouse
near by was opened for lunch room, the
flag waving welcome te all.
The morning session opened with de-
votional service led by supt K. y. Stin-
son This was followed by welcoming
address by supt. {. VI Gross. and response
by the president. After the reading Of
the minutes the constitution was read.
It was voted that the reading 81 the con
stitution be part OF the programme at
each convention.
state Field Worker Halliday spoke in
terestingly on "Nital Points in Teaching.
The picnic dinner was taken at the
schoolhouse- tea and coffee being furnished
by the entertaining school. \ very social
hour was passed. old friends long parted
meeting and greeting each other. making
this one ot the pleasant features Of the
day.
The Afternoon session opcnd at 30 with
prayer and singing. The following OIL
GERS were elected: Rev. ;. W. Chaplin,
president; Rev Mr.. Gales, vice president
Mrs. Lizzie Fifeld, secretary; Mrs. Alice
Small, treasurer.
The report OF the general superiniend-
eut was read by Mrs. Abbie Pressey. Ae-
eerted and vote Of thanks passed for he
good report.
Papers during the afternoon were as
follows: The Outside Element; Infu-
ence on the Sunday School" Mrs. X. :.
Warren; The Religious Training Of Chit
dfen, Rev Mr. Cone, The Mission OF
the sunday school IN the Community"
Key. Mr.. Gales The Need Of More Bible
study on the Part OF the scholars, Miss
susie NJ. Haskell. read by Mr. Chaplin;
"G.y.ljzing Influence q the sunday
School, by Rev Mr. johnson. Interest
ing discussions followed the paPers
Hr Halliday spoke on The Big Boy
PROB en- The allesuoon exercises closed
with question box
IN the evening there was a praise service
conducted ty MIR. johnson. and an ad
dress BY Mr. Halliday
The exercises for the day were enterest-
Ing, part eal4rly Mir Haluday's talks
which were not half long enough.
Aug . Eco.
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South Gouldsboro.
Victor Smith had one OF his fingers
crushed quite badly last week.
Frank Sargent returned to Watertown,
Mass, Friday after spending his yacat ion
with his parents, David Sargent and wife.
Mrs. George Dunbar, OF Sullivan, and
Mrs. Susan Gerrish, OF Winter Harbor,
have been visiting their brothers in this
place.
Aug. p. s., NJ. s.
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\ blessing alike - yoaug aud Cd Dr.
Fowler. Extract 81 wHH strawberry. Natures
specific ior dg-en,ery dlarrhaa and summer
COMMUNICATED
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circumstances alter cases" In cases of
dyspepsia, nervousness, eatarrh, rheumatism,
erupdons, etc, the circumstances may be al.
tered by purifying and enriching the blood
with Hoods sarsaparilla. Try it.
Hoods Pills cure biliousness, sick headache.
-4drt.
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s"-f Sullivan.
Tue local bail team played against the
Frankl!ns Saturday, with a big score in
favor OF the visitors.
Schools commence Monday, with the
exception of the AshvilIe district, which
will commence one week later.
Crabtree q Hayey have been awarded
large contract for coping four-cut
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work. This is said to be government
Job. 1t will be a great help to the COM
munity.
A large number from here attended the
funeral OF Edward Noyes, OF East sullivan.
Members OF the Grand Army aud Order
Of Pythisns paid their last respects to the
departed brother,
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Pretty Marsh.
Mrs. +. {. Freeman came home last
saturday.
Capt. W. II. Freeman is having serious
trouble with his eyes.
Mrs. Rcinhold and Mrs. Biindout, OF
New York, are at the Bsyyiew house for
the season.
Melvin Atherten and friend. OF Boston
were at MIR. Atherten's old home here Tor
short yisit last week. Mr.. Atherten
moved from here twenty years ago he
found many changes.
George +. Arnold and wife, Of Brook
line, Mass, are enjoying the season at
Camp Taylor on the picturesque shores ei
Long pond.
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The other horse was badly damaged.
Members OF the party narrowly escaped
drowning.
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that there is some special
disease or weakness of
the important and deli
cate organs which make
her a woman. Nine times
in ten II means that some
instant and radical meas