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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-17
Industrial News.

The Virginia Carolina Inland Steam
ship Company, of New Bern, was incor-
porated yesterday in the Secretary of
States office, with capital stock of $4,000,
which may be increased to $25, 000 The
incorporators are H. T. Hancock, Thomas
w. Dewey and r. S. Primrose, of New
Bern.
The capacity of the William Whittam
Textile Company, BASKERVILLE, Will be
doubled. The directors have decided to
increase the capital stock from $4,000 to
$125,000. A good block of the additional
stock has already been subscribed. The
following are the officers of the COM
pany: H. Redwood, president; William
Whttam vice president and manager;
w. 7. Weaver, secretary and treasurer
The Emo Cotton Mills, at Hillsboro, are
being equipped with tho Garland system
of moistening the air. The contract was
secured by J. s. Cothran, of Charlotte,
the Southern agent of the Garland Air
Moistening Company.
The grand jury of Orange county, has
found a true bill against j. a. Andrews
on am indictment charging him with
swindling the Emo Cotton Mills. Andrews,
who was the engineer at the mills, would
issue wood tickets for amounts two or
three times in excess of the value of the
wood delivered. receiving share of the
money after the tickets had been caShed
by the treasurer. The amount he Sc
cured in this way is said to be over ST.
600. Andrews has departed for parts UNI
known.
Wilson, n. c.. Aug. 16.-Mr. Z. L. Ma
dal a popular druggist of Wilson. will
soon BEGIN the erection of a large hand
some brick business house on lot ad-
joining his present handsome drugstore.
1T will cost fifteen thousand dollars. The
lower floors will be used for store rooms,
the upper as the new Masonic lodge
room.
Mr. Thomson, of the Erm of Barrett d
Thompson, returned to ole city yesterday
from Wilson, where he has just closed
the contract to build for Mrs. NJ. A.
Wells a large brick store on Nash street
end handsome residence for S. w. Ven
able, Ir.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-17
Politics and Politicians.

1t seems to be dangerous this year TO
take part in Republican conventions and
primaries, as Mr.. McNamee, of Bun
combe, could testify. In the Mitchell
Republican primaries they had regular
Buncombe county time of it, as the fol-
lowing letter to the Morganton Herald
hows "The Republican township pr1-
maries were held last Thursday. 1t is not
definitely known who was elected, as
there is considerable disputing over the
manner in which the election was held
in some of the townships. 1t seems at
some of the precincts, they voted for
money drank whiskey, to quench their
thirst, quarreled for pastime and fought
for exercise. On Cane Creek a man by
the name of Buchanan was hit on the
head with a rock by someone IN a row
and it is reported here that he IS dead"
A Democrat of AZ years standing, >"
urging Col ]. T. Morehead as State
Senator, names the qualifications for
that important office so we'll that we
reproduce the following extract from the
communication in the Record:
"Grave questions will confront the next
neutrality-suspicious. which will require
perierce and ability of the highest order.
Conservative always, fearless at all times
in the expression and defense of his con-
victions, upright and downright in both
public and private life, loyal amid all
clamor and waverings to the Democratic
PARTY, superbly equipped with knowledge
of the law and public affairs, free from
all petty bias and sordid ambition, wear
ing the collar of no ring or corporated
influence, he would bring to the discharge
of his duties not only the wisdom of
years, but the integrity of a life whose
record is without a stain.
I'm this day of cheap and selfish men
who play or use the Legislature as a
stepping stone for something better"
we need men of his calibre. The State
needs such men at all times but never
so badly as it will in solving the prob
lens before the coming Legislature"
Congressman Kluttz has gone to
Sparta in Allegheny county, where he will
make the opening speech of the cam
paign in his district Monday.
Greensboro, N. c., Aug 16.-The follow
ing committe e have been appointed for
the entertainment of the Republican
State Convention on the 2Sth instant
Committee on Arrangements, Samuel l..
Trogdon, chairman; Tyre Glenn, J. NJ.
Millikan, A. A. Hinton, G. S. Bradshaw
Committee on Finance, w. P. Bynum,
chairman; ]. S. Cox, J. w. Linxau, j. Ad
Hodgin, J. D. White; Committee on Re-
coption. r. d, Douglass, chairman; J. 7.
Millikan, J. c. Meekins, ]. M. Bailey, B.
c. Sharpe.
Wherever Republican convention is
held it is manipulated by Federal office
holders. The convention at Waynesville
| that nominated Hon. j. NJ. Moody is an
example. Moody was nominated by e.
]. Harris, a Federal officc-hOlder. The
nomination was seconded by w. w. Roll
Inns, a Federal otfice-h holder. Major
Moody was conducted to the rostrum by
A. S. Harkins, a Federal officc-holder.-~
Franklin Press.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-17
Excursionist Killed

Especial to News and Observer
Wilmington, N. c.. August ia man
named Leggett, of Everett, n. O. VINO
came to wilmington yesterday on the
excursion from Williamson, fell from
the train quarter of mile south OF
willard last night and when found short
" afterwards was dead
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-17

Mrs Hiay--Jane. didn't sec you stroll
inc along the avenue last evening with
my husband?
Nurse Girl (defantly)-suppose you
did?
Mrs. Hiny-Well, Jane, you'll have
IN keen better company, or you can't
stay in my employ .-Philadelphia Press.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-17
New Cotton Sold at Youngsville.
(snncia1 to News and Observer !

Especial to News and Observer
Youngsville, N. c., Aug. 16.-Mr. John
NJ Holden, one of the most prominent
farmers of this community sold a new
bale of cotton here today. Mr.. C. E.
Undertake was the buyer.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-17

a Kentucky paper mentions "yawn-
ing oil WELL in that State. Somebody
must have been boring it.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-17

Old maids are the toast and tea of life
widows the coffee and cheese.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-17

"The books which help you most are
those which make you think the most,
often by irritating you.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-17
Durham Republicans Lying Low.

ALEX. !. FIELDS, Secretary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

LindA Crowlsy Doyle was born In
U9uicstero, sept. II, 1874, the daug liter OF
Florence and N&Feus rSsey CroN ley. Her
ssts makes the 1rsi hreaE ia . tsmily -
eight children. Shs sas uarF ed g. I'd ala
". DO la Oct. 10. 1901, and died ia the
Maine general bs,spital Nov. %, isg2.
Tha yoanx couple after their marriage
came 10 i've with Mr.. Dayle's parents
bAries DO, b. sD1 wife. ~ here Mrs. ID 8 le
found a daughter wticoae and has ~
csivsd caaghssr's care during FL ,he
tFytBg d@ys-
Dnring the winter Mrs. Doyle entered
beauty into the social iifs % the place
making many friends = ho found her true
and loyal Aad hstpfui- and have carrte3
h~F name on Their lips aaa Der Suffering
sn their hearts since she wAa taken 40
seriously IA last May. From THAI time
until Jasa %. - hen \ very critical opera-
tioD was performed, she sss a great sut-
feref.
For day. she lowered bstween life and
death. then "a hen She speuned on The road
90 recovery, other con- plfc~tloDs set in
"a b ca made hes case ext ensiy trying. AZ
she gstped sis~y 10 strength her hops
tncrs@~ed that another operation might
mean life aud health. Never stls TO rstse
herseif IA ed from the time Of the trst
operation, sbe thought and pEannud anc
exsSgied, and on sept. rs she was moved
on her ted 10 the hospital. To tbose she
knew e1&nefhtuG OF tDs tAfifueE. courage
aud thoag htfaine.s Of others which shs
manifested during those ave months, abe
was ruveistgon.
After reschis tse hospital her letters
bome 1esa cheerful and hap@fui. II am
anxious Tor them to operate 20 cen geg
veil and come home sif you have any
esoktes ar cake baked. ssud me some; II
you haseur. borrow Of The nvig bore. p"
u do not dread the operation In tnr least
! ~ III be glad a han II il over"
On Oct - The operation S&s performed /.
from tai. ,ae nsyer ra@iiy ratified. but lin
gsted until Nov. 10. Sow she sarrIy
knows th@t "sepEtheusd bresth ts net be
sseetcst gift God sends Hts TREND.
Mrs. Doyle ass charter mem Der Of
John DoTity grange. THIS order laid It's
beautiful wreath on her cssket, and held
burisi service st the grave la Birchtree
cemetery. Among tbs other EpFAi tributes
were a ~restb from her sister Emma;
basket Of flowers, Mr.. and MR.. Robb;
cluster OF flowers, Mrs. Jessie BTsgdon,
with looss flowers from other friends.
The .urvivinx brothers and sisters are
Mrs. Lizzie F0~s, Mrs Emma Lindsey.
Miss Bessie Crowley, Ephrsim. seaascn,
George and Joe Crowley. Her sisters, " DO
coaic leave to help care Tor her, came, and
her sister tn-isw. All did that hey could.
sharing tier strength with her weakness.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03
COUNTY NEWS.


s.s-s ~sfsssas-
Arthur Telling and wife, fnrNsriy u
Tank stztioa, nos VI SziAis, ezrs IN too
Monday.
william Lord and wifs are On visit ~
their dsax hter. kas. 1eosxe Ossco1. IA
Aver. Sass.
Nj. Psstsn has been rapidly shipping
brick the past tive seeks, vessels esf'
ing In the h&rbor 10 load.
wiuAau Hiil snd site spent Thanks
giving al toe boae OF his lsts brother
Isomss; ]. 2. Lord and sife. site thtts
dsoghIes. sars- Frank Seys--
The funsrsl Of AInsrt Ticker ~ss heia
at Eh@ b ssse ~ his dsag hter, sars. 4 en-
Prehie, Thursday afternoon. MIR. I1cker
had hesn ia bis usual besIth emil sbofs
time Dsfore his death.
The ssmpson homestead hAs been par
chased OF Gilbert Simp=on ~ FRO ~.
Cane, Of Birch HsEkrsF, formerly os Cali
tovnla. DO has moved tn ~sth hs site
ana t.ar sons. Three of the iaf xess farms
in East ssiitvxn have changed hands
within fee snonths.
Lat Sunday nofning'. service w&s a
nnu.uai interest, A aefsx stion from Tsg
wa 50 conarli. No. -. ID. 81 l.. came iFoR.
West 1oulcsboro. Mr. Russell ci8 not
kBos ~ b II coaslnx, bat 40. prepares
~ith q fofeefai sermon from the tex ,
And Thy servant UTish the hitfise Il dez q
also" Tbs cangrs gsttoDsi singing ~ss
unusually geod, ~ith Miss ureway at ths
piano.
Iec 4 n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

sorFeats.
Linly wilbor Is In Portsmouth for q
few weeks.
+. II. Corners returned from a business
trip In Boston Saturday.
Mrs. Jadson l. welch lie home after Wis.,
iting la Boston aud Lowell.
Mise Susie Slower, OF Miibridge, Is the
guest OF Mrs. Loaiss Jeilison.
Fred Bartlett and wife, who sre 81
stonfngton, viii return to their home
mere In q few weeks.
Ffom the Stanley weir $50 bushels OF
d d have BEEN taken. and from the Con-
~ - weir 500 busheIs.
Evans Young and wife. and Miss LasiIs
p khan have returned from Asehias
where they have been visiting friends.
TIE many friends OF L. II. Bunker
are pleased to know that be is much i'm
proved, sitter several weeks OF severe
ilinenz.
Dec. 3. BREEZE.
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II. GALLERT.
COUNTY NEWS.


ss-s Fraastis.
whfrsd Gordon snd daughter Marcia,
who have been III, are convsiesceai.
The Free Baptist ladies' aid society
served supper At the hitme OF Mrs. W. II
Gordon Thanksgiving with good
attendance.
Mrs. NJ. ". Ash, rho has been living In
Portland the past year and q half, 10 visit
Ing relatives here before going to her
home In West Sullivan to live.
The Methodist socisty served dinner
ana supper at the sestry Thanksgiving
Day. They had q large attendance at
both meals.
Misses Grace Donneil and Lens Biais-
deli, who hHve been employed ia Ells-
worth, have returned home to spend the
winter. ky--~
Alfred Craig and Miss Inez Donneli
came from Old Town 20 spend Saturday
night aud Sunday st Miss Donneil's home
here.
Mrs. A. c. Urann hiss gone to Newbury
port to visit her sister, Mrs. Adams. She
viii also visit friends IN Boston and KIT
terry before returning home. Miss Matte
Blai-dsli Keeps house for her during her
absence.
r. A. Psttsn and wife were here from
East sullivan last week, selling their farm
and buildings. All are sorry to lose such
congenisi neighbors.
Lloyd Blaisdeii returned TO school In
Bneksport Dec. i. Miss Vivian Scammon
returned with him for her hrst term.
Last Saturday Mrs. Alfred Sargent
suffered severe shock, bat at Z he present
writing she Is improving, and is sole to
81 MP.
Dec. 2. T.
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trstofoas.
Ralp Page has moved his family home
from saiitvsn.
Leonard Butter recently found dande-
lion In foil bioom.
Moose signs are reported a. plentiful In
lhis vicinity.
Mrs. Hattie Bartlett has a flock OF
chickens.
Frank Lowrie, who has been very III
with threatened pneumonia Is better.
Much sickness Is prevalent Ia this
vicinity.
some Of our farmers when going after
their sheep during the recent cold spell
found lsmhs In their fioeks.
Lat her Batter, OF Rssdfield, IL whiting
friends and relatives here sitter an absence
OF three years.
Dec IA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

sath Deer tale.
Mrs. L. May ROBBINS left Tuesday
wuh her litte son for their new home In
Roxbury, Msss-
Thanksgiving Day passed very quietly
here. few family gatherings being the
only thing cut of the usual course.
Work on the settlement wss not aus
peaded, 90 there WAS no holiday fof she
wort men there.
Tue farm of the late Seth Wehe wac
sold last week TO he hrog her OF Rev. T.
NJ. Smith. whose parents ara to ocrupy
IL. Mir. Smith commenced opefsttops by
having a large section OF the neid broken
up tnis wcek-
Friday morning quite large delegation
from the q. y. =. vent to koeKiand 20
attend q haGaasf there, by Invitation OF
toe Rockisna -'Stsfs".
The residents OF this place promptly
seat a petition to tue school commit tee
for the retsrn OF Miss Evelyn Haskell to
teach this winter term a..sn9'Soi. The Pc
tition was granted, 10 the satisfaction VI
eopceraed.
Your correspondent had The pleasure OF
attending dinner party at Tbs Orpan
View at stonington on Thanksgiving Day.
Tue other guests we're Capt. and airs
Fred Weed. Mr.. and Mrs. Riorisn Small
and children. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Afey
and son, Mrs. Ellen Brown, OF NinsIhsyen,
Mrs. Tspley and Frank ). Warren. A
very esioyseie osy ass spent. Mrs.
Mee1's famous parrot sSsii" entertained
the company with many "eate" sings.
Dec ! Eco.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

Sometimes tbs hardest things 10 ee4F
are what the nsigheoss say.
II sappa.s, I" said he Ioas faced stsiso''
''thsi q thirst for whistey brought you
here" "Sos mueh. = replied she convict
This Is The last place I'd come TO lock
Ia tor whlsksy." "Ahi there was
~oman In tho case, perhsps." "Well' The
Black Maria, brcaght ms here, sure
enough"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

Mrs. Sarah wsssasld 10 Ia very poor
hsalth.
Mrs. James Rxutes and son Aiits, OF
Bangor, are visiting rclstiss. here.
Miss Js~.is FaIierton Il visiting esf
sss,sr, Mira. Ambrose MeDonsid, In scasa
Brnwes.
George Mureh. of New Hampshifs
siss,ed bis parents, w. s. Aureh sne
wife, recsntly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03
All OLD COLD
Is Catarrh. and Catarrh Lead,
TO Consumption.

The tendency ef catarrh af Che 49,
l. 30 Pass downward shrough The 80.
chisl tubes % TIE lungs. ANY one ~.
has had essarrh q the bead for q va.r !.
more finds the disease gradually ur,-
gresstng downward. In sorsa case. i.
progress IL rapid. and In other cases a !.
slow hus sooner or later II cata-rh !.
allowed 70 ran, 81 will 70 10 the lun..
and set mp the disease known "a -.
sumption. Tits doubtful IN eonsunap.tr.
is ever cAnscd BY anything sxceps e.
tarrh.
The cstAvrh usually begins az . cola b,
The bead or throat. ard IL neglected un,sl
II becomes chronic: then II b~gfns !.
dawn on she victim that he has ea.ar,A
Unless he ia very fooiiah indeed he VII,
not rest easy uuiil the catArrh is entlfelv
cured. Thousands pay no attention y
II until u IL too late.
Mrs. J. Priest, Ire, Mfch.. writes, --.r
ihink there is no medicine on earth TIA,
exeells Peruna. Ny husband won't s.k.
any ether. We have tested IL and !,
worked . great change In my san.
health iaSt spring when We thought 4.
was going lnso consumption. We xav.
him only one tostia and be wAs ali tight
tell everybody about bow much good
q has done us. Ny husband SAYS h.
can't do without ~. A. FOR myself IA
saved me seven years ago from going
blind. could not se~ 10 Rad ono worA
for ak weeks. Thought should surely
lose my sight. I commenced taking rs-
runa And by the time hsd taken %.
bottle could sas 10 read hs vel - ever.
We shlnk u Il grand Eeiicinc."-Mr..
J. Priest.
tee IS Mach &c Sesdea.
II PerauA e. uaed cold never -
comes ehrcnic, and hence cztsrrh 81 p-s-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

y. r.. waxE. . fosmes rrtncipai OF 10
Ia ees hixh school. . graduate OF Bates
college, %. " DO for the last tso years sss
been s.sening In be Philippines, sss
rrcastly t~~r appointed postmaster a
Laron. Tbs good nsws wlii be very g.si.
tfyiax 10 tue mary Lster friends OF NJ.
wsxx. WIN for several terms, closing 10
ISIS. gave firss ei.s@ ss'isfsesfon a. ons o.
the very beet teacher. the uaoss p&iusiAk-
ing sad conscientious that the school ryeS
had
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03
NORTH ELLSWORTH.

Addie Maddccss has returned from q
visit at B&r HarboF.
Mrs. Lois Truxworthy &. visiting Der
dsUghisr, Mrs. w. NJ. Higgins.
The farmers rIub has er~n making
some mach needed repairs on its ball
william Ssvslis. wife and daughter
Hazel spent Sunday with relatives here.
Fred A. Moore and Al Manning, Of Bar
Hsfbor, were here 9 fe~ days tbs past
wcck hunting.
The winter term OF school in district
No. texsn Monday. Sox. Is, with Miss
Lsia ". Rollins again In charge.
Chester Msddoeks and sister, Miss
Anna, t-arhcts In tse grammar sehool AZ
Ellsworth Pals. are al home to sp~nd
their vacation.
The concert in Agricultural hall sasur-
day erralDx. Sox. -. By the grange, al.
though not ~ weii attended a. the
previous ones, wss success financially,
Dee I. SAM.
Waller Mrsiosn shol deer Last seek.
Alfred Dewitt and wifs. OF Brewer.
spent Sunday wiih Mr., Dewht'a brother
Lyman,
Mrs Alexander McGsown. OF Jsutisnd.
i Waiting hss parents. Geo. w. Pstten
and wiie.
David Dewitt, wife snd children, III r
land aud Mildred, OF Brewer. spent son.
nay with Mrs. Dv~itt's pareats, Charles
u. James and wife.
Atdnle james aud Leroy Sweeney, who
are attending the high school at Ellis
worth. have been spending fsw days
With their parents here.
Everett salisbury visited friends IN
Atlinpcket hat week. While there be
visited the numbering campo. and fonud
th~fu doing 8 fins business, sith plenty OF
suoN.
Dec. 2. \.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

sc9sf1cNt OF ~
tllug ineicaies an
unhealthy eenai-
ton Of tho KID
neyxf Il Il SANS
your linen i; IS
evidence Of I'D
ney trouble TOO
frequent desire to
pass u or pain 10
the back Is also
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03
Or. KENHEDYS
.vORSTE REMEDY,

the greatest specific known to medical science
for the cure ~ these diseases or any uric acid
trouble II has been used BIZ physicians IL
years with anfAiiing success It's sale IL 81
large to-day IL can be found at any drug store
Ats ,sra2sis1s sell Or. David kenncdY's Ia
varise Remedy Ia the NEW 30 CENT SIZE and
the regular 90 siEs bottles
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03
COUNTY NEWS.


HancoeE.
The Maine Central hopes 20 have the
burned station replaced within month.
The pe~ butiding will be an iTnprove-
msnt on the Old 10 msuy ways
Two residents OF Hsnro~k whose isnr
was crossed In laying out the new al. .
drive .0utIt Hsncue. fotsa nave enGeres D
. stt sgsinst tie town tor damages OF - 0
Q .eh- The new shore drive, sspit 10 called
opening up q section hitherto closed ~
summer residents, was buiit this year 81
'sa fsousrt OF promineni cottage owners.
II cry land o@nsF. except two, gsse the
right Of way, feeling thai II VAS eeuetit
ths psUpQrty, TIE qaesttoa Of dam
age TO Ne land n~esf IN . ss "essH. s-tirD@ied
a. three iogrths Of an acre, was sllowsd
by he toWa at f,lE SAD iS@sons bst
amount. hut as the value had evident y
Increased in the Estimation OF the o@rsrs.
4 gss deemed insufficient, aud toe 10 tier
is Ia thu bsnas % attorneys.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

Willis A. Goodwin and Georgia V Mad
docks were married Nov. % at i7s West
Brooxiiue street, Boston, by Rev. W iiiis M
+ MeEiveen, pastor OF Shswmut Con
gfs gstfonsI church. The ceremony wa.
followed by a supper and reception at IS
West Newton street, " here MIR. and Mrs.
Goodwin will reside for the present.
Dec. e. NJ
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iii.
Miss Nesma Thompson, OF Msehiss, 10
visiting her cousin, Miss Della Neszie.
Miss Fannie b. Hiuckley hiss gone to
spend the winter with friends Ia Bangor
and Roxbnry.
wailsee uincklsy returned TO Csstine
sunday.
The fail term OF the academy closed
Nov. % The wiater term viii begin
Decem Der S.
The hsh and game association bad a
shooting match Thanksgiving afternoon.
Prizes were awarded to the following:
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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90. send your address tn DIR. David
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and they will send you absolutely free
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seafh fStn~htli.
Atss Aztec Eaton Is in Bs~ton.
Mrs. J Eaton and Mrs. LiExie C@nssge
sre on ,he sick iist.
The village improvement society gave q
sapper Nov . About SO wss Bstted.
George Day and VIII tsstrheli. " bo have
been working st Sargensgille, are home.
81 gss Jafia Cousins. of Brook@giiie. Il
visiting her sister, Mrs. n. r sylvester.
WIN. 6stehsit aud wife are 10 Boston
sad vicinity. They will spend the winter
there.
Mrs. Hawlsy Dow, OF North Brookiin,
visited her parents, Oscar Bowdan and
wife. this week.
Dec I. q.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

NsFlTFFt kFFftsfh sfEFFN
The schooner "VaBdAil&T 10 loading logs
for lsleshcra.
J. IL. Tspisy's family 10 qa.te ia witb
chicken pox.
Ralph Condor and family have moved
into the AdGeiine cottage.
! /. Chstta, OF South BinehilI. Ia visit, =
ing reiaiigss Ia This neiG d horhpcd.
Town scboois, except 5N,. begin to-Gsv
with the following tessEers; No. q,
primary. Ars- N-isie skeiton; Ne. :,
Lillian Grey: No. , Kate rapley; No. 4,
Ella Bate; M s Je@ne Copdon; No. Z.
Louise Bates; No s. Maurice Gray.
Disc. e.
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Marlboro
Mrs. Abhie Bowdsn ia visiting In Tren-
ton.
Miss Agnes Ciosson. OF Ellsworth. IL
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Woodbury. Bow
den.
Hiss Inex Ford, who has been attending
school at Csstine, Is ct home TO spend her
vacation.
Dec. i. ARE.
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Daniel q. Libby has moved to Boston,
where be Is working rs motormsH on the
elevated railway. He IL on the Brookline
and Brighton division OF the eompsny's
surface car system.
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t@cn cured wiih Pefuas after the patient
bad bsea given up Ia die. As in tho ease
% Mrs. Close.
~ yoa do nos derive prompt and salts
fArsory results fyptn the use ~ PrguuA,
write ST once Ia he. Hartman, giving
fuii stascnsnt Of yoar case and he viii
BE- pleased 10 give you his valuable @d-
vice gratis
Address Ds. Hartman. President II
The Hartman sAnitAriuna, Columbus, O.