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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-13

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burh einen gontrdft nit ieinen Qlrs
beitern uit1t Der pflidbt entaisben
tann, ToI1en Mrbeitern @mob<nsrlot
siir Hstriebz zllnfdle By Itiitsn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-10

East rsaasfia-
Miss Eva Springer leaves here Monday,
Dec. s, to attend school In Fsttsheid.
Miss Cassie Springer, Miss Fsrnhsm and
Miss TregiIgAs were entertained ct the
home Of sirs. Rst4es Wednesday ia.t.
Mrs. Mary Sargent, who Suffered q
shock last week, y Improving daily,
greatly to tie gratiscation OF Der many
friends.
TIE home union sewing circle VIII
observe Christmas eve with an entertain
meat aud Christnnas tree. Ice-crestn, cake
and coffse wiil be served.
School cEosed hsre on Friday Last, sfte
a successful tSrm Of thirteen wseks
taught BY Miss Fsrnhsm, Of orlsnd. and
Miss Cassaisna sprlngsr, Of Franklin,
T. NJ. Blsssdeil. with the assistance Ct
men in this vicinity, has pat q wire
suspension bridge scross the stream that
runs up to the head 81 the bay, Tor The
accommodation OF tbs men who work on
hss quarry and for the men who work IN
Sullivan.
Dec, -
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Bues.port.
George ID. Crane and wife spent Thanks
giving with friends In miIbridge.
Miss Sadie Montgomery Is doing eleri-
cal work in the Bucksport national bank.
Miss Florence slower will spend the
winter In Boston, taking a course In q
business college.
The schooner at. M. Nicholson" OF the
Nicholson fishing fleet, sailed last week
for Bay OF Islands for fare OF picked
herring.
Prof. e. A. Cooper, OF the r. NJ. c. g.,
spent the Thanksgiving recess up in the
hunting regions, and came home with
two fine deer.
Theodore woodmsn Cunningham wss
home from Bowdoin, and Herbert Abbott
from the University OF Mslne for the
Thanksgiving recess.
Bncksporters are experimenting with
soft coal, for the nrst time FOR mans
years. Baekiey & Presle, who had a
cargo come in the schooner Emma
Green" for their conservstories, are re
failing portion OF the lot at IS 5os ton.
Winter term OF the SEMINARY opened
Dec. 2, with q very satisfactory attend
snee. Now that the football season Il
closed, aftentioa will be paid to debating.
and Il Is probable thai some debates viii
be arranged with Representatives Of cut
of-town schools.
The death OF Mrs. Albert Cunning ham,
OF SmanyiiIe, better known here by hes
maiden name OF Edna Abbott. occurred
ct her home IN Swsnviile Dec. i. Mrs,
Cunningham was the youngest oaughtsr
OF Peter Abbott, OF Verona. Besides hss
husband she leaves three small children.
Abby, wife of James Bennett, OF We
rona, died on Nov. 30 after = long Hines
OF complication OF diseases. Mrs
Bennett leaves two daughters. Mrs. w
W. Abbott, OF lewiston, and Mrs. Ben.
jamin Randall, OF Boston. Her m tiden
name YVES Abby woodmaB. She was
brought up In the family OF the lsts
Elijah Dix, Of vsrona. she was seventy
two years old. The funeral wss held 8,
the homestead in Verona Dec 3
The manifesto OF the sheriff sgslnst ths
sale OF Intoxicating liquor 10 a matter Of
considerable comment IN tosn. There
are bat two places IN town y here liquor
IL sold, aud both OF these will be closed.
AS In Of her periods OF drought, he b1st-
ness VIII probably be conducted on the
pocket plsn, ard the jug trade from Bar
gor will be revived. As none Of he dug
stores ia town will seil liquor under any
consideration. there is some taik II re-es-
tablisnlag be liquor sgeuey, or whsl il
generally considered the bitter plan,
appointing one OF the local druggists a
town liquor agent witch would no aouhs
insure tue proper handling OF this kind
Of .medlcine".
dec 4 sPEc.
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gr~st rwna.
Several moose have been seen during
the week.
Howard woore and AL Fonier made .
business trip up river recently.
Tobias Mcininch, who 10 employed by
the Jordsn Lumber Co., made a short visit
at home.
Mrs. ]. r. Shamsn spent Thanksgiving
week with her dsughter. Mrs. stephens,
OF Brewer.
Frank Cunning ham, OF Bar Harbor.
came saturday night for ts~ days hunt
ing at Aiiigstor.
Charles nickey and Mr.. Lane OF Brooks,
made short hunting trip here. They
took home three deer.
Albert Haynes, Mrs. Haynes and son
Jasper hare retained from Joe Mary lakes.
Guy Patterson came with them.
John Haynes killed ioupcervier this
week, and about sixty coons have hccn
caught In and around the corn fsid..
Thl. weather has pu; an end to fading
hnttercups and dandeIson blossoms. But
they we're found here late in November.
A party of Ave from Brighton. Mas,
sire TO be here tonight. Though near the
last OF the hunting season, they hope TO
get their SHARE OF game.
Dec Z Z
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Lsuetnr.
Miss Florence Young has returned from
Islesiora W here she has been teaching.
Capt. Charles Hodgkins went to New
York last Monday 10 lock after his vessel.
Mrs. Ahdie Foss. Of Machias, Is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. John Hodgkins.
Rev. s. r. Beiyea goes to Calais this
morning to be absent the greater part OF
the week.
Mrs. W. r. King has returned from her
visit TO relatives In Massachusetts and
Connecticut.
Several from this grange attended the
meeting OF Hancock Pomona with Bay
View grange DEC. 3.
John Hodgkins is working I'm a FISH
market on swans Island in company with
a gentleman frum Bar Harbor.
Miss Flora Strstton, who recently re-
turned from Csstine normal school, is at
tending the high school in town.
w. oyerseer Alton Trip and wife have
been appointed delegates 20 represent our
grange at the State grange TO be held in
Augusta at the session beginning Dec. l6.
Dec. S. II.
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sarshDees fets.
Goodwin Thompson has gone to Bidds-
ford 20 visit relatives.
Capt. and Mrs. e. r. Marshsii and sen
are home from Boston.
Capt. william Thompson IA soafas3 20
the house With severe cose.
Tae sidewalk society beld IS weekly
meeting With Mrs. Samuel I,owe.
A con was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lesis
shepard, Of Little Deer Isle, Nos. ..
Mrs. Meredith EN-. leaves this week for
New York, where she VIII remain tiii
after the holidays.
Wellington Torrcy wen. to Bangor this
seek with Mrs. Nancy Sawyer TO place
her in the Insane hospital.
Miss Annle Baschiuson. Of Little Deer
fsie, sac married 10 Charles THUS, Of
Rsekisnd. on Soyemher u.
Lee. 5. r..
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COUNTY NEWS.
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BrooHtsa.
Forty went 20 Belfast isst wednesday
on the excursion.
Aionzo smith returned from his maes<er-
cling trip last week.
Miss Maude Wells went to Portland last
Monday TO attend business college.
n. m,...x Dog,.,a came from Flls.
o,,h vo,d.v xher. thex have been
vs.,,sns ,-,sna.
..y. rsuA..r N, 49,, =, m.
en.,., wsspesasv ezeuiug. subiect
arn,,i. rnv.a.-.s
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'"'s'A''e'
Mrs. Aiiine rtys starts TOT fAs@usiiass a.,
-
Mrs. George snowmsn' OF s.gsemee5in'
who has been visiting her mother mfs- ~
\. Gray, returned nome thafsd@y'
Miss Ida Freethey, second daughter OF
Capt. Nelson Freeihey, vas married ssiur-
day evening, New. %, 10 George Ingalls, OF
prook sxtfJe
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THE AMEREoAx has sisSscYteers at Zoe
~ fhs 1f6 post-o0icss Ia Hancoes coanty;
sd the other papers N tn co.antg COW
s<ned do not reach 20 many. THE AMER
scAx ~ not the onss paper primed On
Aancock county, and las never claimed to
b. but u IS the only paper that can prop
~fr Be called a COUNTY paper; al the
rest are merely lccaI papers. The csrcule-
ZION Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
aa-bor Records summer lsst. "a larger
San taaa o, a. .se oshsr papers prsased
IN Hancock co1nts.
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South Deer IsI~.
A. NJ. cadweiI Is employed on DR..
Noyes' house At plumbing.
A daughter wss born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman s;inson sunday night last.
Howard Peire> End wife have com
menced housekeeping Ia Mrs. X. s. War
ren's house, 70 remain cursag her alssncs
In Boston for the winter.
There hss been qaite a scare In regard
to smallpox isteiy since two cases sro re-
ported At Rockisnd sno the 81. Nicholas
hotel i Guaranteed. so much RAISING
goes on between Rockisnd and slonIng-
ton that everybody feels little ssAky.
Miss Alice Moore was to have lsctured
this week at Ssonlngton and this place in
the interest OF the w. c. T. o.. bat the
health board a. ssouirgsoa OF .esed to
having any one from Roekisnd bold 8 pub.
TIC gathering, and sssepAoned fer her NOT
to come. Rev. Sir. Hinrsaes, however,
arrived at Stonsng,ou Saturday, cornips
across the Reach, 20 lecture st Ssoain9ton
Saturday and here sunday evening.
Dec 8. Eco.
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COUNTY NEWS.


3 saik~~ss Barber.
john Carroll has moved from biz usoun-
tsin home lnto Bert La~fcr's coissge al
Norwood Coss tor the wistss.
Macy houses here hsss pat on bright
and salnlng appearance BY aid 81 new
coass Of paiat; snonG ihs number are The
homes 81 Mrs. Eliza Robinson and jacob
Mayo. il.
The Congregational sewing circle mei
villa AIRS. ELIZA Rohinsen Tuesday, Dec. z.
the gealsl hostess spzsiag no palms to
sntssssin her numerous guests in happy
manner, making sure ta1s NO onc left her
houss hangry.
wm. J. To~sr has added much to the
ermaty and conveniescs OF bis hoase by
ths addition of coed xitchsn snd neat
vs. ern versads. The dining room has
been enlarged. and pretty fireplace nov
promises bright winter comfort.
TIE Eastern Star gsvea very enioysels
enteFtsinment al fremont hail on Men
day evening Of last wees, presenting 10
isrge aaaieacs "Aaas JsrssAa's Qaiiiing
PartyT. TIE oid-fashioued costumes and
quaint tslk, toxethsr -uh the hilarious
dancing Of sober old deacon with
brssxy young girl, crested mech merrs-
snsns. Ia no wise sesseaed By the fort unes
told from the teseaps. Refreshments were
served, and q neat sum Of money added to
the star Treasury.
On Tuesday syealng OF Last week
large nsmber Of friends dropped lnte
the Bss Braey cottage tor .octsl house
warming. and the hearty welcome se-
corded by tbs iamstes proved their
appreciation % the good viii taznitssscc.
rhe neat fnlsh Of the pleasant rooms
and eonssnis1t arrangement OF the good
sized apartments were gratifying 10 the
guests, who bad not come empty
handed, as chairs and rugs With many
other pretty gifts bore witness. Candy
and apples lent = share Ia the good
cheer, and the pretty home wxs declared
to be as swarm ss toast. let coal be high
or low; what matters 80 long a. hesrts
are warm and hsppyr
TIE funeral services OF Mrs. suiiiygn
Gilley. whose death occarred Of her home
In New York Nov. ~, wese held Al tss
Congregational church here, OF which
Mr. and Mrs GilIey were members. on
Friday afternoon Of last week, one Of the
most inclemSns days OF the season. thns
preventing many who would have wished
70 attend the last sad ri,es Of tnls wslI
beloved friend from doing So Rev.
Dean A. Walker ofsaoisted. fatsrmens
Tss al MI. Hight cemetery. Mseh sym
p@ihy IL lei, here. Tor the bcresved resa-
tisss over The early death Of this hrigbl
young woman. who lssyes besides her
husband and thres- year-old con. father,
mother snd two sisters, Mis-. Lacy Hsr-
mon, who came from Nsw York 10 siiead
the funeral, and Mrs. Homer Brxwn, " ho
has spent tbs past summer VITA her par
ents, to assist her invalid mother Ia house
hoio affairs.
Dec. 5. STRAY.
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West fremont.
Alton X. Murphy has returned home.
Schooner delaware" is here leaking
badly.
Miss Rena Reed has also gone to Bucks
port 10 attend school.
II was Master Edwin Rumill instead OF
Edith, as stated In Last weeks AMERICAN.
who went to Bucksport to attend the
school.
Dec. s. THEIMA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-10

Everything is in the name when II comes
TO Witch Hazel Salve. For plies, eczema,
cuts, burns, bruises and all skin diseases
neWiffis Saivs has no equal. This has
given rise to numerous worthless counter
fsits Ask for Dswitt's-tIe genuine.
WIaGIN d MOORE.
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worth f.smeis..
Mrs. Lois GiIpatrick visited friends at
East Lamoine last week.
". Mcfarland and vile went to Bar
Harber last week 10 visit relatives.
Harvey Brsgdon goes to New Haven
to-day TO his former employment
Miss Gertrude Brsgdon went last week
to the Auburn ssnitariun for treatment
Miss Annie Young roe. to Prospect
Ferry Thursday to VISIT friends before
resuming her studies at Castine next
week.
Mrs. l.. j. Bragdon closes her house this
week for the winter. she will visit her
sister, Mrs. Adams, in Newburyport. and
other relatives.
Quite delegation of patrons here at
tended county Pomona which convened
at Salisbury Cove last Wednesday. An
enjoyable time is reported.
dec. 81. ".
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-10

WEEDS

Consumption is a human
weed fourishing best in weak
lungs. Like other weeds it's
easily destroyed while young !;
when old, sometimes i'm
possible.
Strengthen the lungs as you
would weak land and the
weeds will disappear.
The best lung fertilizer is
SCOTS Emulsion. Salt pork
IS good too, but tits very hard
TO digest.
The time to treat consump-
ZION is when you begin trying
10 hide it from yourself.
Others see il. you won't.
Don't wait until you can't
leceive yourself any longer.
Begin with the first thought
10 take SCOTS Emulsion. II
It isn't really consumption so
much the better; you will soon
forget it and be better for the
treatment. If it is consump-
ton you can't expect to be
cured at once, but if you viii
begin in time and will be
rigidly regular in your treat
ment you viii win.
SCOTS Emulsion, fresh air.
rest all you can, eat all you
can. that's the treatment and
that's the best treatment.
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pa,,le.r Notice.

fsHE unsterrsxnssf ssrsby xisv- eoEtcs that ne
hA& eoutrersssl ~ish Tire city ot Ellsworth.
fos the Support OF she y,oor dartns the ensuing
wear. and h4s made smpis prosirion for thelf
support lie TIN Feferr fostAlds ali Icreons frois
Furnishing supplies so ans paapcr on nis A.
count AZ wishon thfs wsifsen order. be will pay
for no goods 40 furnfshe-t- HAERr 8. JONES.
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HANDSOME BLACK PErTlc0ATs

made in Mohair or brilliant finished
Mereerizei Cloth A Skin; tina;
most stores consider cheap 0Oa
ut $50 for OOI
Better grades at si.so. ss. e.. 50 and 81
Elegant Morcen skirts al s2.So. a..
~ and ~.
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house brilt for Bins y Dsnfcrth Mfn-
chester. So another gilsiong resi5sas
has gone away; bot few Of tie old ones
remain, aud no nss ones come 70 take
their places.
Dee q b.
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West Eden.
School closed last Friday after a most
profitable term OF thirteen weeks. Miss
Helen Mansfield, OF Orono, teacher
Miss Mansfield goes home to-day. She
will return in three weeks TO begin the
winter term. Number OF pupils regis
tered, twenty nine; those not absent or
tsrdy during the term are; Eleanor
Kittrsdge, octa Hamor, Fanny Young.
Frank Paine, Lsonis Paine. Lsttie Paine.
Harold Knowles, oren Hale, Cassie
Higgins. Hoyt Cousins, Agnes Cousins.
Absent only one-hslf day, Jessie Mayo
and Mildred Mayo.
Dec X g.
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East Bra-hin-
DEATH oFssARAH N. YOUNG.
Mrs. Sarah II. Young died At the home
Of her father, Capt. John T. miller. Nov.
9. she had been visiting relatives In
Massachusetts,, and returned home satar-
day, Nov. /, In her usual health. On SUM-
day she was taken seriously ili, and died
the next Thursday.
Mrs. Young was the widow OF Capt.
Byron 4. Young who died last August.
She was born in surry, August Is. 1876.
For several years Mr.. Young spent a
large part OF her time at ,ca with her hus-
band. During the Last Ave years their
home has been with Capt. Miller, occupy
ing their cottage At the Sorthport camp
ground during the summers.
Mrs. Young was a consistent member
OF the Baptist church, kind neighbor
and true friend. She was the last mem
Der OF Capt. Milier's famiiy--wifs, two
sons and five daughters.
fie has the sympathy OF the whole com
munliy in this last of his manifold sffilc-
lions.
Dec. s. c..
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North sedgwacs.
Esther Alien returns to school at Blue
hill Monday.
No. : school at BrookiIn opens Dec, s,
Beulsh saude Thurs,on, teacher.
Miss Minnie Thurxton spsat last week
In sargvn,siiIe with her sister, Mrs. Cole.
s.iss Cora MARKS, OF East Bluehlli. is
si'lling her grandmother, Mrs. ira Page.
A preaching service ~as held NJ the
church Sunday morning. conducted by
Rev. G. g. Buckingham
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckingham and children.
OF Kendaskeag, arrived In town Saturday.
They are with AIR. and MIR. Hanseom.
Fred Page, Charlie Alien, Cecil Page and
Harvey Torrey went deer hunting satar-
day near Eaton pond. They brought
home a fine deeT--the second shot here
this week.
Mrs. Maria Thompson, teacher. and her
scholars were 10 give a concert at the
grange hall Saturday eyenins. owinr TO
the storm Frids, the rosd- ere block ed ,
and some Of tn pupils failed 10 come.
The concert was postponed.
Dec. s. RAE.
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Dr.. EmmOns'

M0nthiy Regulator has brought happane-so
nartrrds Of An1iuas wufnea- There IL peelnte
" no other runtssfy knosn 30 medical scienss
that will ~ quickly znd safely do TIE w0tk.
Lonxess and meat obsstnate trregniariiiss ifen
Any esasa rclipsesf In uaeasatsiy. saeesss aaI-
fcrsnee wtth work. HMyer-lleyed hsnhrcys 49,
cases y here osiaers nave failed. The na,st Hll'
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e9xtxi results guaranteed In every inssAnsf- -
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wfsutn we n0veTkee. Write for faI ther rAttiss !.
lars aud fY@e eonnsaenttai zdtgce. DO nos pAt,1A
Zoo long. Aiiles&ers BEAUTIFULLY answered. -
member, this remedy u absolutely safe an1eI
esers s,o@aiksls eunsisfion sad positively iessss
no after III cck n1laa the health. seat ~ ia,Ath
securely sealed, 400. M0ney letters shoNiL -
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nsisnt 81. Boston, Mass.
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SPRAY

The ladies of the MSthods. chareh aid
socse,y are busy uaktng ready for their
snnaal sale and entertainment 10 be held
sboas Dec. H. A proxrsmws Is In prep
srstson which, u successful. will be
entertaining to all. AT their last circle
nesting with Mrs. william Mason q
novelty was introduced. A pretty cone
shaped package wss passed to each
member, which ON bssng opened, wss
foand 70 contain not oniy sweet thin9s
to est bot also birthday verse; which
she was requested 20 reso. Tscss rho
were no, fortunate enough TO get TITO
right one were favored by their hostess
who read their number Ia Prov. 81 from
which they were all cailsd. Tea wa
served In dainty cups accompanied by
delicate cakes. All who wcrs net I'D.
dicted to the tea drinking habit we're
treated 10 Lemonade. The afternoon ga.
much enjoyed. Committees we're sp-
pointed for the finai arrangements Tor
the sale.
Dec. 5. SPEC
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SPECIAL OFFERING Of Fall Gar
menis to early buyers

Gradually our second floor Is assnm-
ting its grand proportions for The fall
season. We have worked hard 20
make this a showing that would stand
out conspicuously as a demonstration
Of this stores shopping advantages in
point Of thoroughly reliable garments
In snappy, up-to-date styles at fair
prices. We are now showing advance
fall styles In Raglans. suits. Dress and
Walking skirts. Jackets. Coats. Plan
ael and SIX Waists.
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<nFtieft.s Island.
Capt. Johnsoa and Mr.. King have gone
20 Mslrose for the winter. Capt. john
son will return In April.
Mrs. N. l. Bart cit hes gone TO Beverly,
Mass, with her sistsr, Mrs Charles
Dennis.
School closed wednesday. Nov. rs.
The teacher. Hexzie Richardson, Is on
Long Island, camping with wess Bart
isst George aud Emery Bartlett are
win them. They Dcps to bring back
two deer each.
Frank Bartlett snd family moved to
Northeast Harbor Dec. s, TO their new
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II. GALLERT.
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Calendar

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In It's beautiful soft tones and color
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subjects Of general and inspiraiional
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December. for instance. is a most ex-
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>ea~su.
George Ksnt has purchased a COW.
Capt. and Mrs. samuel Moosc came
home last "Wednesday from Boston.
Epps fIasiock has soia his horse and q
cow to pstti.. at Southwest Hsrhor.
II lsud fron Amoe Doliver on watch be
wfa soon build house.
Amos Deliver, who fell and injured
himself 80 badly last week while working
on the Crockett cottage a, soathwes,
Hsrbor. Is no~ sble to 30 little work.
Dee. s. Dolby.
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Marlboro.
Miss May Young, Of Winter Hsrhor. "a
Waiting friends here.
Melvin and Homer wfihas are attend
ting big b schs-oi at Lsrnosas.
Woodbury. Bowden, who moved bic
family here from Portsmouth. n. H., last
spring, hAs hought the BoakeF place.
There was pie soeiahis at $. Il. Rem.
ies's last Thursday night. The proeeeds
so to help bniid = wood SHE'D at the
caspsl.
The new bell Tor the chapel has ar
rived.
Dec. 5. ARE,
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A house well known Is reliability for in
producing and offering reliable line only
need loud advertisements Everybody
with Us that the md up
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ter where The may For have put
ourselves 10 please assor,men,
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Al N.5U Medium Weight Cast
ncres for outing suits, BroadclotAs
Venetians and Motions.
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Orders may be left at house on Oak
street or sent 20 II. o. Box 81.
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OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT

CARPETS in Brussels,
yelvets- Tapestries and wooI--ths
largest assortment In the city.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-10

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