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EAST lBLUEHILL.
Oct 9.

Harold Amick returned from North Jay
last Friday.
Howard P. Greene, OF the schooner Jen-
ME Stubs, came home last Friday.
Fred Graves has so far recovered as to
ride short distance in his buggy.
Miss Marion Heald who has been visit
ing relatives in the village, returned to
her home at Sedgwiek Friday.
Miss Susie +. Long left to-day for
Brewster, Mass. She will resume her
duties there as school teacher next Men
day.
Luther Bridges, who has been at work
at Hall Quarry, returned last Friday. He
intends to leave in a few days for lumber
camp.
Miss Ethel Bridges left here Saturday
for Waldoboro, where she will remain a
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Grace
Duffy.
Harvey p. Long and wife came here
from Hardwick, VT, a few days ago
They are visiting his parents, Frank d.
Long and wife.
Harvey p. Long has bought the schoaAsr
Ella Eudora of Abiish Curtis, of Surry.
The transfer has not yet been made. The
schooner is OF thirty tons.
Mrs. f. NJ. Montgomery, Mrs. H. C.
Mildram and Miss Belle McAuley returned
10 Boston last Wednesday. They have
been spending the summer at the Mont
gomery cottage.
Charles Youtmsn, who has been cook of
the schooner Jennie Stubs, came home
Saturday. George B. Cousins left the same
day to join the schooner in the same ca
pacity.
Ralph B. Long, master of schooner Jen-
ME Stubs, came home from West Frank
lin last Saturday and returned to-day.
The Stubs is loading with slaves for
Smiths Landing, on the Hudson river,
NY.
Oct 8. u.
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SOUTHWEST HARBOR.

Mrs. Nellie Hanna went to Bangor last
week to visit relatives.
A, 1. Holmes is having his store newly
shingled and painted. The Congregational
church is also receiving a fresh coat of
paint.
The water company is having the sur
face pipes leading to the Dirigo hotel and
cottages also down High street put below
the freezing depth.
Mrs. Alice Gilley, who has spent the
summer with her brothers at Bakers Is
land, is spending week or two here, the
guest OF Mrs. Katharine Mason.
Among number of Southwest Harbor
people taking trip to Boston last week
were Arthur Somes and wife. O. w. Cous-
ms has charge of the Somes store during
the proprietor's absence.
j. B. Mason, accompanied by his bon
and grandson, took a trip to South
Brooksville last week to visit his brother,
Edward Mason, also to Bluehill to see
other relatives. This is bis first pleasure
trip in many years.
Wilder Neal is making preparations to
spend the winter in Montana, where he
expects to take up farm. He spent sew
eral weeks there last winter negotiating
for future business enterprises. His
mother will join him later.
The ladies' sewing circle of the Congre-
gational church resumed meetings after
q six-weeks' vacation, at the pleasant
home of the president, Mrs. Augustus
Clark. AS the work basket had not been
replenished, the members were glad of a
little playtime spent in social talk. They
had for guest Mrs. J. A. Lawrence, of
Deer Isle. The generous lunch served by
the hostess was enjoyed by the circle.
Oct. 8. SPRAY.
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sURRY.

Mrs. Ina, wife of Frank Pemberton,
died at her home in Surry, Oct. 8, aged
thirty-two years and three months. She
was the daughter of Isaiah and Lizzie
Conary. Besides her hus band and parents,
she leaves two young children; also two
brothers-Pearl Conary, OF Seal Cove, and
II. E. Conary, of Lynn. Her brother Pearl
took the baby to his home, where it will
be kindly cared for. Her death was caused
by pneumonia following the measles.
Mrs. Augusta Barrett Jarvis, wife OF
Capt. James o. Jarvis, died on Tuesday,
Sept. 10, from pneumonia, after a weeks
illness. Mrs. Jarvis was born seventy
years ago in Surry, where she lived until
twenty-nine years ago, when she went to
Brooklyn, n. Y. For many years she
was a member of the Sixth avenue Baptist
church, Brooklyn, and was an active
worker in the Sunday school and later in
the Chinese mission connected with that
church. She had been an invalid for some
years. Mrs. Jarvis is survived by her
husband, one son and four grandchildren.
The funeral services were held in Brook
lyn, and the remains brought to Surry
for interment.
Oct. O.. SPEC.
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SOUTH SURRY.

Cranberry pickers are busy, but the
crop is light.
Mrs. s. Fl. Young has gone to Stoning-
ION on business.
Fred p. Curtis and wife are home from
Massachusetts, for short time.
Frank Coggins, of Stonington, visited
his mother, Mrs. A. H. Coggins, last week.
C. H. Sawyer, with S. w. wnder's fam
lily, left yesterday for their home in New
ton Center, Mass.
Harvey Candage, who is working at
Stonington, has been home for a week.
He has painted his house.
Mrs. Amanda Young is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. l.. Bellatty. Miss Maud
Bellatty is staying with her aunt, Mrs.
Norah Young.
Charles Cunningham and party of
gentlemen started last Tuesday for a trip
in the Viking to Stockton Springs. 1t
turned out to be one of Samantha Aliens
pleasure exertions". They reached Sar-
gentville all right, when the machinery
refused to work and they took a tow to-
ward home. After towing short distance,
the engine again started to work and went
until the boat which had been towing
them was beyond reach, when it failed for
good and they managed by hard work to
get as far as Long Island, when two of the
gentlemen in the small boat came to New
bury Neck and got the Whizzer to go out
and tow them in.
Oct O. TRAMP
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DEER ISLE.
SUMAc.

Dudley Sellers, with his two sons, and
Frank Greenlaw are in Boston.
Capt. John Greenlaw and wife. of Brook
Ign, n. Y, are visiting relatives and
friends here.
Capt. Charles Haskell was in the harbor
Saturday with load of coal from New
York for Camden parties.
Capt. Phil D. Haskell and Harry Smith,
who have been yachting, arrived home
from Oyster Bay Wednesday.
A. o. Gross and wife, Phil. Haskell and
wife and Lizzie Burns left for Atlantic
Saturday, on short visit to relatives.
George Black has recently purchaser vke
tenement house owned by William Sellers,
and moved his family from Eggemoggin.
Rev. C. L. Woodwork, of Lewiston,
preached at the first Congregational
church Sunday, and delivered very able
sermon.
Charles +. Cole and Lima f. Staples were
married at the home Of the grooms ~
rents Monday evening, Oct. 2. Rev. j. A.
Lawrence performed the ceremony.
Among some of the many yachtsmen
who have recently arrived home are: Capt.
winslow Gray, Capt. Arthur Powers, Mel
vile Thompson, Ernest Pickering, Capt.
e. Y. Haskell, Walter Haskell, Sylvanus
Haskell, Capt. Willard Haskell, Arthur
Small and Edward Pressey.
Oct q
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OBITUARY,

Mrs. Ruby, wife OF f. c. Mayo, was sud
denly removed from this life to the life
immortal ON Sept. 30, at the age OF sixty
years. Usually when one is taken from
home and friends, as time passes, those
remaining become gradually accustomed
to the vacant place; but so Unexpectedly
was this friend called away, that 1t is only
as day follows day and we miss her cordial
greeting, her ready help, her cheerful
presence, that we begin to realize our
great loss.
Possessed of large capabilities and a
generous nature, she was an ever-welcome
guest at all social gatherings, while in the
homes where sickness came and death was
q visitor, she was an untailing and efficient
helper and sympathizing friend.
In her own home, where for more than
thirty-eight years she had lived with her
companion, there was always an assured
welcome 10 the many who enjoyed so often
their larg- hearted hospitality.
Mrs. Mayo was daughter OF the late
Robsrt W. and Haldah Allen. Hinckley,
and of their family there now remains only
Mrs. Hattie Allen, Mrs. p. B. Day and
W. $. Hinekiey. OF her own family, be-
sides her hns and, she leaves three chill
drep, Mrs. NJ. IL. Henderson, Mrs. Hattie
Cushing and Ralph Mayo.
She was a worthy member OF Hslsyon
grange and James A. Garfield W. i. G. As
wife, mother, sister, nsighbor, fricn., she
will be long and sadly missed and
mourned.
Funeral services were conducted at the
home by Rev. L. Bean Monday forenoon,
Oct. 2. There were two musical selections
by a quartette-M Mrs. w. II. Russell, Mrs.
W. /. Partridge, X. G.. Lord and A. G. Os-
good. The bearers were Edwin Leach, A.
W. Hinckley, Freeman Grindle, Frank
Snow, Arthur Wescott and Eugene Has
kell.
The service. was very largely attended,
and there were many gifts OF choice
flowers, expressive of affection for the
dead and sympathy for the SORROW
stricken family.
The following resolutions were adopted
at a regular meeting OF James A. Garfield
w. r. c. Oct. Z:
Whereas. IL has pleased Almighty God In
His Wise providence to suddenly remove from
tails life our beloved sister. Ruby 4. Mayo.
charter member and past president of Jan es A.
Garfield corps, IL Is therefore
Resolred. That we corps express our
affection for the mory OF our late sister. and
symparhixe With the husband and children In
their great SORROW.
Resolved, That our charter he drap ID In
mourning and that these resolutions he spread
upon our records. a copy be sent to the bsreaved
family. and one to THB ELLSWORTH AHERi-
CAN for publication.
MARY A. WRsCorr.
AUGUSTA l.. 0sGooD,
CHRISTIE C. OsGoOD.
COMMITTEES resolutions.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

"HEREAs Frederick Williams, deceased,
w ana Mary A. Williams, of Great Pond,
Plantation No 33l county of Hancock, State
of Maine. by heir mortgage deed dated the
10th day of October, a.. d., 1888, and recorded
in the registry of deeds for said county of
Hancock in book 1872, page Ie4. conveyed to
Johu S. Archer. OF said Great Pond, lot of
land bounded in said mortgage as follows: 8
Commencing at the county road on the
south lire OF the West Burch lot, running
north p .rallel it'll the eounts road thirty
three rods. thence running west from county
road to the west line of said lot, thence run
ming south to the south line OF aforesaid lot,
thence running east to the aforementioned
bounds. containing thirty acres more or less.
Said mortgag together with the note and
all right and utter st. by virtue of said mort
gage TO said real estate, having been assigned
and set over by John S. Archer and F. NJ.
Archer, his wife, unto Nellie E. Durham who
is now Nellie +. Hanson. OF Bostot county OF
Suffolk, state Of Maseachusettsl on the 1srd
DAY OF August. a. d. 1887, and recorded in said
registry OF deens. book 233. page o..
And whereas he condition OF said mortgage
has been and Is now broken, now Thereon y,
by reason ni The breach of the eorditiua
thereof, I c'ai a foreclosure OF said lna.s-
gage and ssyt ris notice for that purpose
Dated This zasL day Of September, =. 4. Ia,s,
NELLIE b. BAssos.
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SPEC.
EGYPT.
Oct. 8.

Mrs. George Linscott, of Lamoine, is the
guest of her parents, c. j. Smith and wife
Mrs. Charles wormell, of Ellsworth,
has been the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Mary West, for few days.
David Mckenzie returned to Seal Har-
Dor "Wednesday accompanied by his
mother, Mrs Susan Mckenzie.
Mrs. Nellie Foster, who has been spend
ing the summer with Mrs. Samuel saSsss-
has returned to her home in Waltham
Mass.
The Christian Endeavor society held q
very interesting meeting Sunday svtssns
Special music was rendered by Mrs
Viola Sawyer, Mrs. Barney Mullen and
George Springer.
Oct. 8. w.
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COUNTY NEWS.
HuLL,s COVE.

hULLS CONE.
Mrs. Eliza Hamor, of Ellsworth, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Wilcomb.
Mrs. Bradley has blood poisoning in her
hand, caused by cutting finger with a
bone.
Mrs. Suminsby Hamor, who has been ill
with typhoid pneumonia, is gaining
slowly.
j. t. Bowen and wife have closed their
summer home here and returned to
Chicago.
Miss Clara Leland, who has been spend
ing her vacation with her parents here,
has returned to Boston.
Mrs. Edna Burns and little Marion, OF
Eden, and Mrs. Lizzie Nickerson and son,
of Sound, visited their parents here last
week.
Clarence Massey and wife, who have
been employed at the Pot & Kettle during
the summer, have returned to their home
in Philadelphia.
Orient and Daniel Brewer have crew of
men at work on their quarry on the
Breakneck, getting out stone for the
Howard cottage, which is being built on
Lookout point.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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RLuEInTI..


Isaac Treworgy visited friends in town
recently
s. G. Hinckley and wife are in Boston
,or short visit.
Ernest Burrill and wife are the guests of
Mrs. p. S. Parker, Mrs. Burril's sister.
Mrs. Maoomher, of waterville, has been
srending a week or two with relatives
here.
Miss Florence Morse, assistant in the
nostofice, is spending her vacation in
Boston.
Rev. Donald Mckay, one of New York's
noted ministers, occupied the pulpit of
the Congregational church Sunday morn
ing.
Work is progressing finely on the in
terror OF the Baptist church. Not only is
there to be a steel ceiling, but all the walls
Of the church and vestibule are to be
treated in like manner, and when the
decorators have finished their work, the
church will be one II the finest in the
county.
Benjamin Curtis, who purchased the
land Of the late Milford Grindle, was in
town last week arranging for the repair
ing and charging of the dwelling house
on the place. r. w. Mayo has charge of
the work. He is also placing an addition
on Mrs. Nevins' cottage, "Airley Beacon, ;"
at Bluehill Falls.
Mrs. @. r. adams, of California, who,
with her son and daughter, Is spending
some months with her aunt, Mrs. Fl. E..
Morton, has received a cablegram an
nouncing the arrival of her husband at the
coast in Africa. Mr.. Adams has been more
than six hundred miles into the interior of
Africa for three years In business con-
nected with the mines there. The family
expect to meet him in London in few
weeks.
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SWANS ISLAND.

Fred Hagen has bought the Dyer house.
U. S. steamer Lilac was at the lighthouse
Friday.
Sheriff Mayo was in town last week on
business.
Mrs. F. w. Kent, of Rockiand, is in town
for few weeks.
The V. l. society meet with Mrs. A. E.
Herrick Friday afternoon.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Prock last Friday. (Thso. Isasel9
W. E. st. John, of Portland, will insti
tute the Daughters of Pocahontas on Oct.
u.
Charles Herrick, of Chelsea, spent Sun
day here with Capt. and Mrs. w. P.
Herrick.
Oct. 9. SPEC.
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HAMoR REUNION.

Owing to bad weather in the morning
OF the day appointed, the Hamor reunion
was rather divided this year. A few came
Tuesday and others came Wednesday. In
all there were about 125 people.
A large tent was pitched in the field
back of Mrs. Chastena Hamor's house, and
dinner of baked beans, brown bread,
cold meats, cakes, pies and fruit was
served both days.
Officers were chosen for the next year.
Uncle Alden Hamor is the Oldest represent
tstive of this family, having passed his
ninetieth birthday. He was present both
days.
The reunion brings together people who
have no other opportunity of seeing each
other throughout the year, and a very
pleasant social time is enjoyed by all.
Oct. 8. ANNE.
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TRAMP.
WEST FRANKLIN.

A. w. Coombs arrived home last week.
s. s. Scammon is loading a large vessel
with slaves.
The union meeting house is to receive a
new coat of paint.
Willard Springer was up from Bar Har-
Dor Saturday looking for rent,
Oscar Ward and wife came from Caribou
Thursday. They have been there since
last spring.
The festive worm and the juicy apple
combined are in evidence and will con-
tinue for while in spite of the Sturgis
commission.
Oct. 8, CHEER.
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LANIOINE.

Capt. Jefferson Smith arrived home Sun
day.
Mrs. William King is visiting her
children and other relatives in Boston and
vicinity.
Quite number from this grange at
tended Green Mountain Pomona at Sails
bury Cove Saturday, and had very pleas
ant day.
Miss Olive Coolidge and Miss Springer,
of Franklin, spent Saturday and Sunday as
guests OF Miss Coolidge's mother, Mrs
MARY III. Coolidge.
Oct 9. III.
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orono, where he has been employed for
some weeks.
Mrs Ralph Moore, of Ellsworth, with
baby daughter Helen, has been visiting
her grandfather, James II. Mcfarland.
Oct. 8. St,mAc
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legal Notices.

STATE OF MAINE.
Collectors Advertisement of Sale of Lands
of Nonresident Owners.

STATE OF MAINE.
Collectors Advertisement of Sale of Lands
of NONRESIDENT Owners.
Unpaid taxes on lands situated in the town OF
Mount Desert, Me-. in the county OF Han
THE following list of taxes on real estate
L of non resident owners in the town of
Mount Desert for the year 1904, committed to
me for collection for said town the six
teenth day of May, 1904, remains unpaid; and
notice is hereby given that if said taxes. in
terest and charges are nor previously paid.
and necessary to pay the amount d ue therefor,
including interest and charges will be sold at
public auct on at Masonic hail, in said town,
on the first (lst) Monday Of December, 1905, at
O'Clock q. m.
Name OF owners, descriptions
of property, as follows va&Gse. Tse.
Burrill. lot land at North
east Harbor, bounded by
NJ Manchester, by right
way, by Sargent, w by Burr
and Manchester, 7,73S So IT, : 200
Lot No Q. land at Northeast Har-
Dor, bounded N by Central st,
L by Higgins estate, S by land
OF $ D Sargent, W by F joy.
1850 so It, 800
1-5 No 5, land on w side Of Of
ter Creek, ref Hancock Co
Reg of deeds, vol 2l03, p 2l9,
gig a. aS
$3.50 IS 81
George w Bragdon, 1-e0 lot land
on west side and near mouth
of Otter Creek. 2l2 a, IS Sc
First national bank, Ellsworth.
LEO lot land undivided on the
west side aud near mouth of
Otter Greek. ref Hancock Co
reg OF deeds, vol 2l3, p 2l9, 2l2a, IS S.
Watson Bartlett, l-6 lot land
undivided, bounded n by land
Of N Q Bartlett, E by Miss
Howard and e Dyer, S by
Dyer and w by shore. l-6
dwelling house, 1-6 building, II %
Emery o Curtis, lot land at
Northeast Harbor, ref Han
cock Co reg of deeds. vol 39l,
page $40, 1853 So #. 100 60
E Douglass, lot land at Seal
Harbor. bounded N by road,
Church lot and Griswold, E by
land of heirs of Thomas and
and theirs, by Pinkham and
others. W by Geo Cooksey,
i building. 4,675 "a SO
Charles II Emery, lot land at
Otter Creek. bounded w by
VIM T Walls, e by VIM
Walls a.ii A F Davis, S by
VIM Warren, w by c Yelling
ton, acres, 100
Lot No Q, land bounded N by
land of ii L Newman, e by
w Walls, S by Trip and
Brewer, w by Davis,
acres, 100
200 so
Frank d Foster, lot land at
Northeast harbor. bounded
and w by land OF fitzpatrick,
Z by land Of L Knowles,
by road, ls a, $50
building, 40
w
soa "
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SOUTH BLUEHILL.
III.

Walter Hodgdon and wife are grateful
to the friends and neighbors who as
sisted them in saving their home from
total destruction by the fire.
Oct. 4. ID
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SPEC.
WEST HANCOCK.

Mrs. Mary Milliken returned this week
from visit to her SON in veazie.
Sherman Mcfarland is at home from
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LAW REGARDING WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
bush.l of Liverpool salt shall weigh 60
pounds. and a bushel of Turks Island salt shall
weigh &c pounds.
The standard weight of a bushel of potatoes
In good order an lt for shipping, is 60 pounds,
of apples, A pounds.
The standard weight of bushei of beans in
coed order and fit for shipping, rs q pounds;
of wheat beets, ruta baga turnips and peas, go
pounds; of corn. So pounds; of onions, 5,
pounds; of carrots. English turnips, rye and
indian meal. 50 pounds; of parsnips, As pounds;
OF barley and buckwheat, 4s pounds; of oats,
80 pounds. or even measure as by agreement.
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g rnaI TTntifsg.

.c-<>>N-S> fN-r~-rN-sa-e s-rN~r--->---- s-~-~-N
Greedy and Hamlin aud others.
lot lana Hail Quarry bounded
N by land o. Water Weeks,
E by Sound, Alisn Gran T., 20
ana unknown, 5 by heirs OF
Richard Richardson, w by
Echo lake, 100 a,
Lot No 2. lard bounded N by
land OF Allen Granite Co and
heirs Of Mrs 0deli, ) by land
vi Thomas W LIwsou, w Dy
Lamoine and Bar Harbor Lan,i
Co, e by somes Sould, 1s4
acres.
Greedy, Friend and Wiswell, lot
LAND at Seal Harbor, bounded
N by land of w S Smallidge,
+ and s by Greedy and others,
w by A and J Clement, ~ acres.
Greedy, Hamlin. Friend and
others, lot land at Northeast
Harbor, bounded N and 4 by
land OF A h Jordan and l. e
Kimball. s by Gardner and
-Wiswell, W By Kimoall. ~ a.
Greedy and Hamlin, lot land at
Northeast Harbor, known as
the "E w French lott, ref is
made to Hancock Co reg OF
deeds. vol 4o2, p AIS. 10 26- 100 a,
w E Hadlock, lot land bounded
N and w by land OF O r How.
E by Mount Desert and East
ern Shore Land Co, S by Jor-
dan pond, 20 a,
Lot No 2. land bounded N and Il
by Land Co, s by S P Bracy.
W by heirs of John Clement,
15a,
dwelling house,
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II E Hamlin, LEO lot land on
west SIDE and near mouth of
Otter Greek, ref Hancock Co
reg Of deeds, vol 2-l03, page
2l9. ga a,
1-6 lot No 2, land at Northeast
Harbor, part of the Blaisdell
lot. ref Hancock Co reg of
deeds, vol 80 p 1856, I6a.
1-6 lot No s, land at Northeast
Harbor, it being part of
"Blaisdell lot" on the westerly
side of road. ref Hancock Co
reg OF deeds, vol 1856, pags 49S,
l-6 acres,
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ELLSWORTH MARKETS.
Few Changes in Local Prices Eggs
Are Scarcer.

Few Changes in Local Prices Eggs
Are Scarcer.
There are few changes to record this
week in retail prices in the Ellsworth
markets.
Eggs are little more scarce, Tut price
remains for the present at 30 cents.
Cucumbers and green corn are out OF the
market, and the market is almost down to
winter vegetable basis.
Ounces are in the market, but at almost
prohibitive price, s1.25 peck being the
selling price.
Corn remains at Il 40 bag, but dealers
who must buy now would find very mar
row margin at this price.
The quotations below give the range of
retail prices in Ellsworth.
Country Produce.
Batter.
Creamery per B............. $50
DAIRY '.-...'. ............-.............2 40 9 IS
Cheese.
Best factory tnew) per D................ l6gls
Best dairy (hewl.. ...........-...... s..,,le
Dutch timporteu)..-.- ........-... .......O
Neu1chatei '.*-==-.........' ..-..... .....-. 06
Eggs.
Fresh laid, per doz :. .............. .......3o
Poultry.
Chickens. ........................ ago
Fowl 500. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I59ls
Hay.
Best loose per ton. .....................- l2Il4
Baied -. ........,.. .......-........ ........l6
straw.
Loose .'....-..'... ..........-.......... sall
baiea. .''.'.'''.'.... ...........,........- Is