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Food = -
Digestion
Complexion
ere all intimately connected —
practically inseparable. Though
the fact is often ignored, it is
nevertheless true that a good
complexion is an impossibility
v. ilhout good digestion, \\hich in
■ iirn (U pends on good food.
There is no more common cause
i>f indigestion than lard. Let the
bright housekeeper use
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COTTOLENE
£ <*,
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The New \ egetable 5hortening
and substitute for lard, and her
cheeks, with those of her family,
will be far more likely to be
“ Like a rose in the snow.”
Cottolene is clean, delicate,
healthful and popular. Try it.
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Steuben.
A party from Cherryfleld has been so
journing at the Inman cottage on Neal's
Point.
At the reunion of the Wakefield family
at Smithvilie last week, about ninety were
present.
Capt L. B. Sawyer of schooner "J. E.
Bowley" is in town. This is his first voy
age as captain.
Sunday school concert on the 20th.
Mrs. Noyes deserves thanks for the abund
ance of flowers furnished on the occasion.
Rev. Mr. Owen of Cherryfleld, preached
la Union church the 6th. and on that day
three were added to the church. This
branch of the Cherryfleld Congregational
church has now on its list of members
eleven names, all ladies.
Visitors in town : Miss Maria Nash and
Mrs. Charles Smith of Massachusetts; Miss
Susie Moore from the South, with Mrs.
Persis Moore and Mrs. Sibyl Kendall of
New York; Rev. F. 0. Cunningham of
Massachusetts.
Some of our people attended the Unita
rian conference at Winter Harbor last Tues
day. It was a very enjoyable reunion.
Mrs. Flint, with her unbounded hospital
ity. heartily welcomed to a bountiful re
past all who had come unprepared for the i
"basket lunch.” ]
Aug. 21. 1
The Harvest Moon.
Over field* that are ripe with the sweetness
That hides In the full laasclled corn,
over vineyards slow reaching completeness.
I»iiii purpling at dusk and at room
Shine down in thine affluent splendor.
O. noott of the year in her prime;
I team soft, mother hearted, and tender;
Earth hath not a holier time.
For the seed that slept long In the furrow
Hath wakened to life and to death.
From tiie grave that was cerement and burrow
Hath risen to pa**ionate breath.
It hath lau.'licd in the sunlight and darltglit.
Hath thrilled to the breeze ami the dew.
And fallen, to **tir in some far night.
And all the old gladne*- renew.
«». moon of the harvest's rich gb«r> .
Thv banners <>ut flame in the -ky.
And under thee men w rite the story
That cries to the heavens for reply —
The story of \\-»rk and endeavor.
< »f bunion ami weakness and strength.
The story that goes on forever.
Through centuries dragging Its length
And thou, ever *tatc!> ami golden.
Thou moon of the lAt»t year’s prime,
W hat sight though thine eve hath U h.dd. n.
N ■ grief to thy pathway may elltnb,
A - over tin* held- that are reapen.
\t evening and level and shorn.
1 hi u pi-urest thy splendor- that d»vp« u
Tin r<>-, and the •liver of morn
\fargarrt A S>iu;/*Ur
Morr (^ucstium for F'armors.
The fo lowing list of ipiestioo* is befog;
**ent from the < 111 '• of tlie secretary of the
hoard of agriculture for t!ie S* pt* tuber
crop IhiUrtm. He will Ik* pleased to re
ceive r* pli* * from anyoiu-. and they should
he sent ! • ‘Agricultural Department, Au
gusta, <ir before Sept. 1.
I. What kinds of grain are sown, most
ly. tu your \ icinity?
2 How has the graiu been harvested,
and if anv has been threshed, how doe* it
yield?
;b I* the * owing of mixed grains on
the increas . and wtiat varieties are used?
4 II doe* the acreage, and yield
compare with Ja-t u*ar?
Are anv In your \ cinlty making a
pra< li- of feeding their grain without
threshing, ati'! if - > w at is tin result?
How d * the pr spect of the p*•’at •
cr*«p <. mpare w .■!. la-’ month?
7. Prcs.-ti! in l a*; »;.* of the corn crop,
both sweet and \. !l . w ?
'• Fruit . ti* as compared with
last month?
•* \\ hat pro;, r i - of farmers in
i - for soa
ttrair. <•! plant?ng c »rn ai d pota’oes. at I
d tt.»\ do -at sfa,o .|V w ork, and what i»
ill- : \ . : ig- *st per re ?
1' tiv e y-'ijr metti ! of culture fiend
< r ps. f,.: prevent ng grow’ti of we*d
W hethl r h \ I 1 o| hided. W ith di < p or shal
low cultivation, and L w often and how
late in the -e^-.-i. do y-.u run the culti
vii’or ?
i i ■ i ’ 1 ■■ t'-ii- - >. ur v i • t y u-e any
u. iier •. r • r.*c 3 »♦•. v 1 ;f -«> what is the
re-u.f ?
12. 1* • farmers in \ “ i? v!< inity use the
smoothing harr-w f--r «-xt« rminating
weeds in their ir an 1 if s- . . - :
us t«* tn* irun,« n K-d‘t
'I.tine 'school < liiidren.
f Slate S
-■cut i f >ch N A. Luce, h;*.N U't n
puhii-iu-d an 1 -!i"Vis that th*- w h * *• num
172. a
:• 1 rea-e f . attending - •*»•*: -luiitig
th year Lei* 1. decrease 4 average
r* gi-'eted attenda:, e lid- * d.cfea-e
'.*,•‘74 : average dai.y a:i*ud.ic < per term
- IV
• ' I'.glii *-f d»'d. ..
tmrea.se 2 w--k- ;■ nv; average we. ks
pvt v ear ii'> lease l“ let ins
ta :ght by m* , tempers h i l y.,~ ,
deerea-. . ; taught > f- i -achers.
y,l*s»: im rea-e. 7« ** *.
The av • rag. w a*** - . f n, .rs p« r
month. ex> .ud.n.g board, was - in
crease, M rents; average w;i_-... i
tna e teacher- per month, * \ ... ling *•. vr-i.
£l 7 :-2 , deer* a-e 24 i ml-.
The amount expended f r fr-« t. \t
b.*oks was >77 ' c deerea-e f ^;q 4; -
The superintend- nt a-< r.bes the de
crease in alter. Jam . to t. grip wl.hh
prt v ailed among the youth
The showing in regard t - leathers -
not - - satisfac tory as it might have
Mr. Luce thinks. While tier- :.n- . a
an improvement in the quantity i w -k
perform-d as ineasurtd 'V h-ng::.. tie*. -
n-»t a corresponding imp*r->v« meet :u
quality, a- evidenced by the -Tat!-:.. -
showing the character of t< achers ernp. »v
ed relative to those having had previous
experience, ami normal school graduates
Summing up. Mr. Luce thinks that as a
whole the schools have improved.
A I>*ap-Ycar I*ro|*osal.
It is gen. rally supposed that the idea f
young gir.- proposing marriage in leap
year is a plea-ant little fiction <>f :: e
humorist, but there is evidence that - -u -
times th*- fair sex d<H*s avail itself ..f p
quadrenulai privilege. An anecdote told
in England of a member of the H *u-- <*f
Commons is a case in point. According
to the raconteur who re.-p.ui-.Me f. r
the story, the Commoner had been pav.ng
atfentior t<* a young 3ai.lv for a long wit
and !iad taken her t*» atteud the House
until she W .- fH-rfec.;y p -u-d iu it- rule-.
1 *n the !•■ ay of the se-siou, a- lijt.-v
came ou bought her a bouquet. sav
ing .
“May 1 oik-r you my ban-lfui of rl • wer- r"
Sue promptly replied : *1 ni-iw to amend
by omittiug alTafter the word hand ”
He blushiugly hi repled the amendment,
and they adopted it unanimously.
Certainly the proposal was most subtly
put, and only goes to show h-*w much
better and more practical than that --f
most men i- a woman's proposal. — 7/urp. r s
B'lzir.
Industrial Notes.
The Mudge a shoe fact<»rv at
SpriugvaJe lias started up aft. r a week's
shut-down.
A notice posted at Vassaiboro -ay* tliat
no rent will be charged the null operatives
while the mill is shut dowr .
T‘i kindling w>«.<! factory at S •utii Gar
diner si ut down Thursday evening for a
week. *r uutil orders are received.
The woolen mill of the Newichaw*anick
company at South P. rvwok and the North
Berwick Cocheco Mill an 1 Print Works
are closed.
The woolen mb! of L. Anderson a Co.,
Skowhegan. is running on redwv l time
eight hours per day f -r lour days in the
week.
It is reported that there ha- been a 10
per cent, cut-down at the cotton mills of
the Portsmouth ma: uf icturing « >mpany
at South Berwick.
A million dollars is u«>: a large estimate
of the damage already done in Maine by
forest tires this summer. No county ha.
been spared.
The Kennebec Journal says the Maine
Manufacturing Co. at Fairfield made about
47,000 sleds last year, and that this year
the output will be less than 6.000.
The work of boring for co d at Perry
has been discontinued for a time, on ac
count of tu»- financial stringency. A
depth of over 600 feet has been reached.
For the first time in the history of the
Lockwood company of Waterville, pay
ment to their employes was made by check
Thursday, owing to the scarcity of cur
rency.
A prominent ice dealer tells the Gardi
ner Importer-Journal that half of the ice
that was stored on the Kennebec last win
ter will not be shipped this season unless
the autumn should be unusually hot.
The municipal officers of Thomaston
have made a contract with the Knox Gas
and Electric company for putting in an
electric plant for the lighting of the vil
lage.
The blueberry factories at Columbia
Falls have begun operations, but the blue
berry crop is very small. Where 500
bushels were gathered last year, scarcely
forty will be gathered this season.
The contract for the erection of the new
factory for the Boston Flint Paper com
pany at Hallowell has been given to Na
thaniel Noyes & Son of Augusta, who will
commence work as soon as the mills can
furnish the lumber.
The Haskell Silk Co., at Westbrook shat
down last Saturday for one week at least,
and probably for a longer time. The
trouble is not lack of orders for work, but i
the difficulty of making collections. The I
market for the products of this mill is I
largely in the West and South.
The Annabessacook Mills Co., Mon- 1
mouth, is erecting a new and larger boiler j
house on the west side of the stream, in
which a new boiler and engine of twenty- j
five more horse-power than the old ones !
will be placed in a few weeks. The com- ;
pany contemplates building an addition to
the mill, which will nearly double Its ca
pacity, on the east side of the stream.
The September St. Nicholas will be the
Irst issue of that magazine since Wide
Atcake was merged in it. The publication
>f the latter magazine will cease, the
food-will and subscription list having been n
mrchaaed by The Century Co., the pub
ishers of St. Nicholas. t;
Southwest It arbor.
Charles Freeman is home for a vacation
from New Jersey.
A third daughti r ha* made Itself a home
with Mr. and Mrs. Clare Clark; born
Aug 9.
Henry Sugatt of Lawrence, Mass., with
hi*» wife and daughter, is visiting his
brother-in-law, J H. Gilley.
George Parker, employed for tnc p&«t
t ■<• years in Panversport, Mass., is at
home for <t season of recreation.
Kay Lurvey, after an absence of eight
years, is visiting relatives here, having
changed from a slender boy of s« vesi to a
sturdy lad of fifteen.
Mrs. Keiiecca Moore of K.Ils worth Falls
made her first visit to Southwest Harbor
ia-i wtx k. a weioouc guest at J. i(. Ms
* • Her sou Martin accompanied her.
< apt Henry f*rundy is having his hmi*e
raised and a new roof added. A rain
storm took advantage of the unshingled
r«»of to do some damage to the inside
pia* ter and paper.
Mrs. Hastings of Boston, who. with her
family, ha* for several seasons occupied
ih Stephen Gilley cottage at Norwood's
i »«•. will leave earlier than usual this
>» ar in « rder to join a party bound for
i'hu ago.
tithe Colon church Sunday morning,
August 20. a large congregation listen* d
tttentiveiy to a able sermon by Kev.
George Fisher, a professor of Yale uuiv« r
-itv, mi “Christ iniogliug with publicans
a: I sinners.”
The friends of Miss Lllcn Sargent of
Malden. Mas** , were glad to see her at
S mthwest Harbor, but sorry that the
word of greeting must I f a good bye as
well, as she go«-s ou at once to Green’s
Lauding to lx with her mother.
Alton Farnsworth returned Saturday
from the World s Fair, where, though his
stay was but brief, his sight-seeiug experi
ence* were immense. His wife ate m
panied him. but tarried in Boston and
Scarboro on the return trip, and will reach
home by the middle of the week.
Kev. K II. Hadlock, of Boston uni
versity, gave an iuteresttug lecture at the
Methodist church Thursday evening. Vu
gU't 17. illustrated by stereoptlcon views,
which, instead of satisfying the stay at
homes, only served to iuercase the desire
to s< e th« wtinders of the White City for
them seive.-.
Mrs Arvuia Clark lit- been seriously ill
t r tti«* past three wteks, but is now gsm
g m health. The malarial L ver, con
■; .eltd ou her western trip some tear*
ag fit Hi w lilt h she has s.ith-ri d < > . .|.
.. ;tl.acks, again Made i‘* appearanct and
v» . {u •! a : ad » a-*- I - ry -‘.pcia- ;n l In
: .. under • arefu. i:e:*Unc.-it -
In t ■ mu n with other sympath-du
fr:* « K I w a- d»ep.v pa ned to h am of
• ' ii'.’ death of Mr Mary .! K a: !
- i» 1 ' lh • • •* IL.i. Mi I >•-« r:. him h«-r ’
’ hare the sinter sv
: t,f ru* in* r who ha- • ** • l. < aih d aw .IV
I r 'in the 1. »iu*- . * »ii.v .4 1 iy; 1*■ m-re
than a tear ago the hu-har... and fa’her.
Mark T. lin hard-on. w:t- -tru km -u>.M- n
0 ’ i !.* art di-< as* • *ti f.i*- wav *• • >in» -
vi..*. ighl w . 1 •. \.,
- «• > r T • v\ ; i. g 1 a u .. v a i w *
niur month- -f j*»t * i.t - !!. mg. :.i
pas-ed t » a reuniou w.ih h*\.-J one-g i ••
• for*-. ;» av ;t.g a- . ng art- .-hind > .
w a- patent ;v an! vingly * ar.-1 ft .i,
h*-r l**t»g ..iiie-s f.v h* r . inght* i .\d.i.
the •!« ■ gates li hv tin- I*'i ;i11: -
1 W ;• -r ! Ini >n to au* nd ti. || n ■ k
•unty \V i 1. i «- »u\«i.t on at lir.» k
"i ••• y thr* • . MM A . < arr-.il. Mm L
M *• .« v and Mr?* f.v* lyn N ti were a* .
1 >it t !.•■•»* - r* i*re-*-nta .rn » .• «*
. -*V i..g report f M ■ . *n\ • ir Ui w rk at
• he in' • • ::;g f in. I'nion i. Friday la-*
I'.r .ill. the verv exe* lent minutes r
■ ’ ••i ret ary ; • . , M m.
« an •• J. a: ; h. M t' r •
a « • ar an ! n -npi. !i»-n- v. report “f ti ••
d -it g- <*f til i » "itveutioii ap;e-ared ia l*-i
w *-ek - l MKKl* * \ Ihe nr • »"d
• >U!i-» . of thr S'a'.e pr*--. h nt w a- a- .n
-p ration l » t . in.. ting. wa- the ever .
•. ot ■
presdent- Hiuehill Fniou ha- invite j
th« -*\«nlh annua. - • u v *-i4 • «n to m* et
with them
Aug. ifl. Srieav.
Lamoiiip.
Mi-- Kdith li «• h- at tfou’.d.-b >ro.
Win Salabury and family are out of
wu f<>r a -hort va* Alton.
< apt. 1- r«-d Hodgkins ha- gone to ii>
t-*n “ii a short bu-iues- trip.
Mr- lalab Itowden ha- returned from
i «ea v -yage with her hu-band.
1‘icnsc*. clam-hakes, excursions and
rides o« eupj the time arid attention of
n*-arly all.
i; v W C Stet.-ou, wifi and lit chil
Imi. of Vas-alhoro. are the guests < flii v.
I- M li »-worth and mother.
1 he ino-t Interesting feature at pies* nt
appears t . u - the arrival and departure,
and • r! 'rt- to »-uvrta:n w h.l.- they ar** w o
u-. of our many guest-.
Mr- Howard I>* I.nitre and family x
pe* t to leave Wednesday, for their h ..
:n M.nneap . * Sh- rir. 1- many *:•..: g.
Pav.- tak**n pla* «• »f her «*1*1 home ir» »-;g:.
Tet n y* ar-. !.ut many ar<- left i*. t. i h r
w« h '-iue again, and wi-ri h«-r a -tfeavd
hap'py r* tu*n to . > r w* - vm l-**:nv.
Mrs. Sally I>* Laittre of K .-worth : a
l)eeu visiting her son - wif. an l i h o'i. u
at Mrs. M A. Fsruhsui • f r past
w»**-k She passed her eighty-third !»irth
day while with them, and bids lair to -«•«•
many more, a- she is -till in good health
arid enjoys the company of her children
and friend* very much
Among those who have r**-*-i;Vv left u
are John Whitaker arid wife for N*pon»*-t.
Albert lioxie. wife and three * hildreti f r
Ilnrrl'H-lur Mr- \ , - • . - Ik I r .
Milton, Orrln Whitaker. wif.- and child,
f <r Keen* bunk. T .1 King. I> 1». S for
Bangor. Mis- Abbk* l’adi*lf«»rd, M.-- Gra> *•
A. J. Gibson and wife, for Wal
tham. Ma— . Mr. Barnum. mp'.-w ».f 1*.
T Barnum for New York. H* mao II.
< • u-:n-. wife and son, and Mr-. Go-dale
for Sanford.
Among receut arrivals are Fred Boyn
ton and family of Boston; Mr- Preble nf
Boston, . ■ W. II
Hu ten: ns; W. il. Riee, who bn*- returned
fr«im a vacation speut at NorthlkM; Mr-.
V/. II. Rice, who iia.s return- d from m- < t
mg- at O.d Orchard; Mis- Mena h-, 1 Snir
iey Rice fr-m a visit at Elk worth : Mi
Abbie Coolidge from G-mldsboro, < harli -
Bartlett and family from Dorchester and
Mrs. A. G. Barnam from N**w Y *rk w.n •
are guest- of (’apt. (' (' Coggiu-;
An-el C Reynold-* of r.tn.brldgeport. who
at his old huine f -r a week; Georg*
G'ogin- and wife of Gambri-lgep ii t, w *}*»
are visiting relative-; Albert Whitaker <-f
>alem. and Mrs Lillian Warren and son.
if Kennebunk. w ho are at tht ir father
for a few days.
Aug. 21. _
Ituek-p.irt.
Ail the village schools will open Monday,
Sept. 4. with the same corps of ten hers,
excepting the assistant at the grammar
-chool; Miss Harriet Forsyth is the in-w
incumbent. The grammar school building
is regarded as wholly unfit for use.
Rufus Emery has returned from the
eye and ear infirmary at Portland, where
he has been under treatment for six weeks.
Services will be held in the newly
Unished audience room of the Franklin
street Methodist church on Sunday Sept. 3.
A hearing was held before Probate
Judge Cunningham last Friday afternoon
relating to the esta’e of the late ( apt.
I) maid Nicholson. Capt. Angus Nicnol
-'•n, father of the dt.cea.-ed. took action to
obtain the watch of the deceased now in
possession of the widow, Mrs Annie
Nicholson. Wm. O. Buck appeared for
Japt. Nicholson, and 0. F. Fellows was
counsel for Mrs. Nicholson. Mrs. Nichol
son was examined in regard to the matter
tad her testimony was as follows : * Have
die watch and chain referred to. It came
nto my possession two weeks after my
lusband's death. They were on his person
it the time of his death. He bought them
ibout three years ago. He wore them
:oustaDtly with the exception of one
ummer when they were left with IVarl
IVardwell to keep running. He never
iold, gave away, or pledged them. Had
)een asked by the administrator for them,
rold him he could have th*?n to be ap
) raked if they would be returned, which
le refused to do. Will not deliver them
o the administrator because I want them
nyself. Asked to have them appraised
lecause they are wearing apparel, and
>elong to me. Offered to have them ap
iraked and value charge*! to my -hare of
be estate.” Decision was reserved
A Hint to Wheelmen.
Look out for
Kyphosis bicyclistarum;
It’s a bend In your spine
Which eight times in nine
Will give you a whole lot of trouble;
If you wi-h to prevent
This bicycle lient,
Don’t sit on your wheel In a double,
Look out for
Kyphosis bicyclistarum.
—Detroit Frtt Ft €»».
"John, what a lovely place! If we could only
lanage to raise the rent.” Mr. Hunter Howes—
Oh, I’ve no doubt the landlord would see to
lat in a couple of rnontha.*^—Brooklyn Lift,
■■■JliaHi
Green's UndlnR.
Mias Ellen Sargent is here visiting rela
tives and friends.
The "United Builders*' held a my-tery
box social on Tuesday evening.
Wesley Priest of Belfast, was at II N.
H«*kell’s on Monday
Miss Dennett of Wakefield Ma*». ai d
Mrs. Chapin of North Searsport, have
been guests at ('apt. Levi Stinson's
Mrs. Courtuey Small's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. (ireenlaw, of South Framing
ham, Mass., are here for a short time.
Rev. D. M. Cleveland preached at the
Third Congregational church la-t Sunday,
ami llcv. E F. Blanchard will preach
there on the coming Sunday.
The new postmaster, ('apt. Robert
Kuowlton. Iih- the office very neatly and
conveniently fitted up with new glass front
call ami lock boxes, separate money order
; department, etc.
Everett Haskell, eldest brother of the
Methodist pastor, was here two days of
this win k. leaving on Wednesday morning
accompanist by his sister, Mrs. De Krishe
of Lyon. Mass., who has been spending a
few weeks tu our village.
An excursion to Swan’s Island by the
Methodist Sunday school on Thur-day. tlie
10th in-t . was a most enjoyable occasion.
The day was as perfect as if unde to or
der. and the staunch little steamer "Stella
Pick* rt” carried the ninety ex«'ursioulsts
so smoothly and <omforUthly that the -mi
in it-* If was an "outing" long to be re
tn«mlH*red. A picuic diutier and delicious
tish chowder were served in the grove
near Burnt Coat light house, otie of the
most picturesque points on our rox-t.
The light keen* r ami his wife. Mi. and
Mrs Orcutt, were most kind ami ho-pit
a‘*Ie. ottering the free u- of the ground*
an i furni-hing many of the necessaries
and substantial* f..r a right good time.
Many grateful thanks art* herc*y tendered
to them bv srh'dars. superin *-ndent, t« ai ti
ers ami fr i< ml-.
Aug. 17
-7
South l»r«*r I-I#*.
We have had a week "f cool weather
with light -howt-rs.
Winter H »rn * I, »dge of ti ».*d IVmpiars
had an ice cr* tin treat at the D-t, rn. . ::ng.
S* vera! gu* from St- ad fa*: Lodge wn*>
l*r< - ut.
Wed- lav « veiling there w »* a - s table
ami box -upper at the -cm •! house had
in this j.'ace, f >r helping *» r pr*- tcL
er's -alary.
There w a- s T« r \* the I *wii hall W 1
ne-dav and p.ur-dav that netted . v.-r
§20ii, wni-’h g - iuj I - d*-aaik- and
other ’.sip- v.-r.u r.is at 1>* * r 1-le viilsg..
S tr‘ it na in a v» rv in id form ha- pr*
vaii* 1 f r - .nit time pa-t. and i--pr. id
the more from 1>« ng -o light that f.<w
precautions an* taken to prevent, it
-pr. a 1.
I • ■ • 'V «Top i- ga*he»-,-.?# and i- * r
1 • * - ‘ ■ * ' ‘ * • i' i 'A. Ii. l
I'i.e . - II- r* an ! th* r* an **l«1 fl.dd had a
-■ oil rr -p I he pout.-e* t,» v<*r !-* k*nl
•• t *r. an) th** ha;*- not dammed
t‘ • n; m :• h th.** year \V«• hav* ore j»*-t.
;,**w.*\er. that h i- fair In he a** tmub
-•«>** »*• the P "tat*» hit:,'-; that 1- the new
tlV ’ A I- -War .* »| •»» n- »h - -.M - r,
*h* horn f!v - c. • :» ; oth-r*. t!i»* Putt t:o
t’ v i ■ a - »r* !r\ii^ up from hwit.j» in
’ •: Mnwv torment nivrnt a- w* It a.- -lav.
’ll ■ ’ ' - '4 :•••••{ i a * *. ♦ ■ 1 -■• [h-h hy j’
\ f.-A *f v -*• p.wi r*--««n la-t v*»r
1- " 'ti*' t'.r-’ inn* . hut now thev cover
earth- j:k*• a idjnket.
.\ui5 19
T i • til «>u .
I5 • * 'arp. - vr h i- pur- :,*-*«•*! t!.e It \V.
V’ I 'Ui (::-n f •• ' > 1 >r !Vnd.* t-.i. -
T .*’ ! l- * ! far ii: *.f I, vi II. Trevett
- ; " • •; a- ' . 0'.^ at Bar liar
II* r
v* n». W • s _• • ■
*1. * S <\ l, . ..... . • . ?, t , . r
VI <r ! i w:r.k, . *; n \ <».•■*, r 1 f ■
'*;■ '• * :m* . a- i - »*•. * on ■ ■ H
l A' T! f. ,* w, •
’••r - :- ■ : I**x*- h • i-r her*- w •• .. \
I • • ' ; At * M ... .1 I! - ; .-t
*M. - n w- r*fir1- I ■ ,
a jr, v r**nveti «-n**c. f**r h f r- • % t* - -
•a‘- -di* -!. th** p pi*- in v. - p • ? • .*
t wn wo re *!* p-nd.-n* ” K-.v di
«*r!l« *-. *ir th** «•?!!* •* at \\\ s* Tr* » -. ,, \|?
I»• *—rt hr; :^*
J’ a’**.-- plant***! f *•-■ • • ■ i r. f
May s«r«- iirge and of * . very -• .j-iV.’i
th.- :*-p- try ;n«: ;.»p . 'in -• ; ?«•.! - , r • !,*•
t*'p- «re**n at {-r- - t,*. Ci-umh.;- *\.
t W re • e
hlM.-U.Trie- w r*- v. rv plentiful 1 x-t year,
there ar. j *net'iis > tr. l»a-pi -j -• ■*. ar**
a- >iindant.
H-v. }[ M Kat - tea ion- ,,0*
preach-*! an aU.* —rm >•* a’ M ! ■ h-t
cburch. tJ a !, r :>• pr* a*-h* d
h> Ii r - * -• r". '• l: i -* 11 • • - * i -->■ y.*ar r*y
t ’ >• pr* -• r.t . Ilf* i four \ *■ ar** :
H- " . j *.•, v.-ar*. **f a-*- s. p- .{.
! In- w r * r a - . ; s \ i r- «*f a_'i*
S. p. 'J". ;f if.* 1- -par. : t • t.hat tune.
A *i-. I **. S»: vv.ua*.
*** -ll. A ,4 k .
«. M liv.ir I ..f Havorn/i. Mi- . -
in town viHiUni: i.;** **!il h »m -
I i'1 '■ l - T»r; h a* wharf ih being rc
p*.r..l a:**i tin- -t**:;. w.il Ih* ebippe*! from
tha' p-> i.t
tt. M -rijiii li-i-toii i- iu town
a; ppini' at Mr- Miry U\ar ! *., :..*» wife
ha- h.-« r> t.i-r* »oDir tim-*.
ii* v i. A. f > lv:and Ism v have re
turn- ! from M t--a* nu»rtt?» an*i w* re
-erviv/c.** in the I JUI■•■h \ *.-*tei-lay .
lini II. U Ssr^t-iit "| ,A*nr^* iif.y < hi.**
•|UiU-a « r*-w of psvng breakers • n t..e
•itarr • - ju^t ar»«.ve t);- vi!.:*i»e.
Arthur \V. Ih-nn* y !is- lteen «niplo\ed
s- ■»--.*!ant {>*».-• ma*4t»-r Mi-.- I ia («. u;d:*-.
the . Pi- a--i-tiut, - >. - to iV-tiu t*» at
ten.I th* uorinal scho* '
.1 * liiii riM- 311 1 w.l«- In .•! a MlOV>v
fui < .:»i i om' in tin* aftrrhMon, at j lawn
i' ir*v .1 the t verill.g, af their
home'*r: M-iuday eveuing. ti.w 14 th in-t.
Tin ^roui;«1-» were lighted with < iiine-M
Ian'.* rn-, jtu-1 locked wry picture-fpie iroui
the Village.
Aug. 21. Proxy.
1‘on.l,
Fred Uni- of KIDworth i- iu town
today.
R "itiit-k Mi I) ii il l ami Lorenz • FoU-r
w* re in town Friday uigiii.
II wnr<i L>rd h:i> b.. n confined to ]. s
hoiiwe f ,f «. |, vv <1 \ *» by ll'n* hs.
•John Hin**>nar: f wife a;..l '•I J »*ie
Dunham mailt* a brvf vi it r* receui’v.
H- H Chick of j. ng • u i >
K* Miji>ion ot A n:n r-’ w. r.* lier.* ou Sat
urday.
Mrs. L S. W. i i i - in -. Mr. Kdith Mr
Phee. an i Mi-s IP -..-it William* Went to
Clintou on the 14? h.
A iarg.* party of ladies and gentlemen
.-per t the week camping at Middle Branch
Pond. A tine time is reported.
Li's*. w»*-k we could (ju »tc leunyson —
with a : if rt nee, for there was
Fire to right of us,
4 ire to left of u>.
b ire iu front of us,
whichever way vve turned, and the rain
wa-s right welcome on that account, as
w. ii a- because everything needed rain so
much.
Aug. 20 Flossie.
>1 arlboro.
A. I. Saunders of Klisworth was h* re
last Sunday.
George King and wife of Kamoine were
here ia-t. Sunday.
Charic*. Haines of Boston is visiting .S.
II. Retnick.
The bay fishermen came iu last week
with & fair lot of fish.
Gertie Hodgkins his been to Bar Har
bor ou a week’s visit.
Miss Martha Haynes and Mrs. S. H.
Retnick still remain iu very poor health.
Berries are going fast here n>»w except
blackberries, which are just ripening.
Business is brisk around the sardine
factory. At present they are taking about
twenty bushels a day.
Arthur Mansfield of Waltham, Mass.,
w ho spent the summer in tins place, re
turned home three weeks ago. Soon after
his arrival there he had to undergo the
painful operation of having his foot am
putated. He sprained his ankle early in
the winter, but it did not improve.
Aug. 21. May.
Ited.liitgton.
Eli Oakes and wife left home Sunday,
for a visit lo Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. Maggie Farnsworth, of Jonesboro,
is a guest of her brother L. C. Bridghain.
Miss Mande Schoppe has returned from
a visit to friends in Bangor and Lamoine
Beach.
Herbert Watts and Ellery Libby arrived
home Friday from Sew Hampshire.
Herbert Cofliu of Boston, and his sister,
Miss Fannie, are gotsts of their cousin.
Miss Maude Schoppe.
“How is the table at the beach this summer,
Hicks?” “Same as it was last year. Fact is
judging from the bread, I Imagine some of it
was left over.”—/foryw’s Bator.
fcgal Notices.
Stale of Maine.
—T«* the Sheriff)* «»t our several
counlieii er either of their dcpulie*.
- GREETING
V1’r E rommantl you to attach the goods or es- j
I? uu* of Lena I Anthurv, residence un
known, to the value of one hundred dollar*, and
summon the said defendant (it she mar he found
I In your precinct) to appear twfore o.tr Justice*
! of our Supreme Judicial court, next to !m* hidden
at Ellsworth, wl.hln and for the eountv of Han
cock, on the second i ttesduy of October next,
then and there In our said court to answer unto
Robert A atbttrv of Illue HIM, Hancock eountv.
Maine, w herein In a plea of ifivon e the plaintiff
represent)* a* follow*
STATE OK MAINE.
IIan» (h k, a* —T»» the Honorable Justice of the
• supreme Judicial court next to t»e holden at ,
I-1 * worth, m Ithin-jMid for said county,on the
second I'uc-day of October. x. I*. Is*.*l.
Robert \Al>»ur> of Illue Hill, tti *al«I county re
*pectfull> rvp:cM<id-*» that he was lawfully mar
ried to Lena t. A-tbnrv. Id* or* sent wife, whose
maiden nano- \*a« Lens I IPo ;. tgh, at Ithldeford.
k nrk county. Ma'-nc, by tin Rt \ L. Trn*cv,
on the ihirdett* th»\ of Jul*. x i» lx-7. That they
lived together a- husband amt xxltc at said Wire
II II. from the time ..f their -ahi marriage until
the thirtieth dav of March, * t» IN-:*. That your
libellant ha* alxx a* o oudneted hiuiM'tf toward* In* •
; *aid wife a* a faithful. «n» • and ofTeethmate bu*
I bard That on the *ald thirtieth day of Manh,
1 x. t* I mm*, the said Lena I A-J.arv dt scried your 1
j lilxdlnnt without cause and went to part* un
known to him, since w hich tilin' h« has not seen
, or heard from tier, and your dU-Hani further
aver* that such de -ertlon a* afon—ahl ha* eon
limitd for it least three ronsc-u'lve vear* next
i prior t<> the filing of the libel, that there ism*
! collusion In-Iwcx'Ii your lHa'Ilant and hi* -aid wife
; U* ol.faln a divorce; that the residence or lllwil. e
j i* not known to ItH..Paul and can .«t l.e a- er
I tained bv r» a • -t-.it le dill/* m-e , that v o n i . -r. ( t
i Is'lieve- It reasonable and pr**p« r. eoielueive |o
domestic harmony and eons!dent with the peace
ami morality of society that the t*oml* of in v*ri
mony in-tweon him and hi* said wife should
be dissolved by divorce, \x herrfore he pray*
that such divorce may l»e decreed, and that
he may have the custody of Id* minor child aged
tour vear*. and named t.uia May Asthurr.
ROBERT ASTltrilV
August •*!. IsiH.
Subxcriood and -worn to before me this twcutv
■ first day of August, x t». 1- *.
• t It XRI.KJI J. |)I NY,
Justice of the Peine.
To the damage of said Plaintiff ,.x* he *hvs)
the sum of one hundred dollars, which shad then
arid there In* made to appear, with other due
damage*. And hate you there til* writ, with
jour doing* therein.
Witness, .John A Peter*, esejuire, at Ilargor,
■ the twenty-first dav of August. In the year of our
Lord one thousand "Ight hundred and ninety,
three. t itxKLt* K. -w ht r, C lerk.
STATE OK MAINE.
I’Ilvorsi > • r. -- -I . rk's Ofhce. Supreme Judl
• !ai t voirt. In \ a.ati- n, L lsw- rth. August
v le i*eci.
1 jM.n ti e for* going Lllad, «>r ler*-d. That the
-el ant give ic-tua to tie -*:d Lena I. Vsthury,
t-' .ii'i'.ir iH’b-rc the Justice of • • ur .supreme
J .di- a. ( ourt. I.-■ < to-; h n at Kll-w- rth, w ithin
an l b»r the omul-, of Hat -1.011 the second Tim*
*d Oclois ! ,x o. ;«• V p it- '-! ' • g in .atle-P d
•’*-pY of .• i 11:.«■ ■, ;t 1 • 1 thl- ..fder thereon, three
Week* *1.. . ..*ve in the h ,-w rth Antcrh .1. a
new -papv r printed ta 1, i-a.-rtli In the eountv
• Hi: s k.t . t et; ,rt u.
•at i* pin r t. -a! . ! 1 ... of * v :•. .. r
m-xl, th.-.t - I- ,■ there .11 ■ then In ,.-;r said
\Mii;k« p wiswh'l'
J • *lci f tn. -up Jud 1 ..art
s' - • • . ! O -i I »*f X oi.rt Pa-re
O". 3w34
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r I Ml- . • n : . • the I. . if,
1
H w i ...it of the court *>f tl.'*il
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I- _ ■'*- ri *d ..n t:..- ninth <lay ..f
' - ' • • • * - • ' " it. :uU'ri -l - >i. < .»!»:•
' 1,1 1 •' r . ' ■ it Wi« f i> m. nt -f an v d.-M-s
l’'t- :. ai-d the transfer and dellv.
• •* at. ,-4 r v him are ’ rl i !d*n l*v Uu .
d a . - ::t. r• -.f '.aid del.n.r.
t ■ ; ' and * Ii-.* -<■ <>nc or more
• ' ■ -t..t VI . ; U- he.d at a
* onrt ,,f .. r., »„• h • !• n at the jinit.i'r
Hit . • • -a ' • • ntjr of ll'.u- »..
u ' ' ; • • • tt.;.:. . nth •! *-f ^epteniM r.
A !> ! • * • at * . a • . o - •. k I r- t ti - -for* lumn.
' • • • • ’ • . U. iJr«t t .. .. u • t
AV II I l \ \! y - ss | |.i i
\ V- : ,1 . ouft of 1(1
• f'-r a. ! • - I II i: - i . a -4
'.on-Kcsiili nt T.i\ \niicc.
r | '»* ► ' t -ft!',. -!1 n .il • -U’e of
1
t-r Hie nar 5*.. ;n |,l!in •• mm it Ud t»> me.
* • ‘,f *'■' 1* • • -At* I •■to- and tr. • r. r
• Mny,
' ■ : f May,
t ' v . . rid • ite • f that ut. . : t: . . i...
r. n.a.:. *.i., a. I W d ; • -1 • • i. her* -* v gw.
* ;h.tt if ll-. - .. 1 ta\ • - I I.li •• .t i!)d
.r. not paid lnu. U . ueasmry *.f >aid Imu
" -’• • • * • • ot i> th. tat* ..{ i -m
ti , M ..f - .! . ■. n, mu :• i*f ii,.- r» .il estate
! : "i 1 ! :?3i■ :» • to ear th anionnt
e the ref..j
u III, It fui e, • lit |
a • tl«>n at the I..-. ,• I; .. k I turrit! In -a:*l
■ v wn. .»n the i:tv *.f I *. • ... r, \ i• I • •ai
t At o o', Joe Ik Jn til. all. riHMU .
Name, f kn w \ r. a. y i! Tax.
**.tn:i;el 1 n.., . r i.kn-w n.
!•r.;,. r. ■ Ii .: Y r. • . . > .• i • *>
(.or. I t . r».•« n It., k-j^ :•
and lb :.ten :• vv: . f .r
n»erly [l. \ I; i .m. i.-4 .4, ; 44
’.(••! t F>. t ,1 K >|t\\ |>,
t. • otor.v t J'rea-urtr of I*. • .m
1 nitiain, A ^ . 1 -t; .in ,4
' Hancock Connly.
AVu are now j*re
j ir» .j to furnish y«.u
anyth: -4 you may
vk tn ..ur line of
tumble and ^ramu
i >r «-eiueU ry a -rk,
i l -U It- -liuile t
t . • • t themo-ttex
I'. ihu' monum.-t t.
AA . I-f e the late-t
and most Improved
-e !«<!»-. and re -pe* t
fudy a - k v...j l*. .util.
k- l. I'J'i' • Mcatn :
!*• • -1,:• g w • Tk» Id
. I.MC*!. !,. VVtf Will
ID *).>ur
incut# ami Mi .1 !
stoiu o ;«» l<>ok
g<>* •! at> new, ail u
rea-onabb- pnrc*. -utisfa. ti u g .aruntrc'l. ( or
rt -j.-ii. i, ii. c lu- i.
N. H. HICCINS Si. CO.,
ut.-r >1., • q J). H.iii - Mram Mill.
I llMVorth. Me.
N II. UKif.lNS N II. llli.i.INS JK.
May 1. l-.ta. Ivrl-.
Cemetery and Building*
WOHK,
AutI rvrr) tiling tonurtled with the
littaiiirt*, done I’rouiptiy uml in liir
Moat S;i l>«tu nt in I Manner. at
II. AV. DUNN’S
New Granite & Marble Shop,
in the Giles Itiock, under ( ampbcll A toy’s
Coat Facto!} , Main Mroet,
.S^TAIJ orders it-ft at this shop will he promptly
tii.:e.i, and all work and material warranted tir»t- :
I ria.-s in every n>prt.
A l rge vai-iet} ..t the N KV\ KsT and Mo.-jT Alt- !
TlSTIt designs of
MONUMENTS, TABLETS AND
HEADSTONES,
kept etiimtaidt} on hard. Special attention paid i
t<> Ptiliwl. t . g. Lettering and Vtting ktuur.
LBYTI.KI \G a specialty.
*tf*l,, ‘ ■ «r*t th- place GileiJ* Iiloek. urder
CampUd »at Factory, Main street, K!U
worth, M
AII in *»!,! : :i Ltdntf In the line of Cemetery
work will ilnd it to their advantage to call at this
shop, examine stock uud get priced, before placing i
their orders.
piTT ATT V'NTJQ! Adapted to any Business ]
VjllziijijXill O or Profession, ruled with i
CONTRACTS AND’U.VTd'.T.TI'x’r:"; j
CORRESPONDENCE SW:
"PTY^OT? TkQJ possible writing to enter j ,
IUjuUHi/iJi data and refer quickly to any
name, and save time a d moncv. 5,nO(J c'sid and j
recoiderl. All kinds ol LABOR-SAVING HilC- 1
Ottl>S on hand or made to order. CHALL1X,
PuhlUli. r, Jo -pruce Street. V V
I a pro nr|iT "m i.m,!. !
I iLn IlLlV I Investors. Ciunmate«d
■ ®grda5t low.
JLfS W. RODMAN WINSLOW, j
132 NAHSAf ST. (Vanderbilt Building;
SEW VOKK CITY.
and doing nuaineaa in thnw UBK offlen.
since Feb. 1. 1*77. Fur 1# conamitif*: ;t«n iliridendi i
have been paid at the rate of 12 per rent per Annum
So default* nor delays: no lotaes to client*. lx»
pusate received at any tune.
The busy nun of to-day, however
pressed and crowded by duties, finds time !
to thiuk of his early borne. Sweet and l
precious memories Influence him. He can- '.
not help it if he would, and from his i
heart's depths he thanks God for the strong >
hold which these memories have npon '
him. Thus the youug man is influenced ‘
and impressed, who has left his distant
home to plant himself in the busy ranks of •
trade, professions, mechanics or other
callings in this Urge and busy city.—IK. i
H. Baldwin. a
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£rgal Notices.
To the lion. Judge of Probate within and for the
eountv of Hancock.
F1MIKI M*F.KSKiNF.I» Klixatwth W. llanlln,
X. guardian of tiara K. Hardin minor heir of
Mar-hail llanlln late of Hluehiil, llancoek coun
tv, Matue, respertfully represent* that said mi
nor is seized and possessed of an uudlvhiol in
terest In the following deacrilied real estate, viz
♦■wo lots or parrels of land descrilsd in a deed
from John A. Herriek to Marshall llanlln dated
February J, a. I». isi*», and recorded in Hancock
county, Registry of Ik ed-* in v«d. 171. page *4.
to w hleh deed aiid re* on! aforesaid, may Is* had
fora more particular description, that said es
tate i- unpnxtuctive of any benefit to said minor
and that it will l»c for the Interest of said
minor tliat the same should Is* -old and the
proceed* -eeured on interest, therefore prays
your Honor that he may la* authorized ami cm
power***! agreeably to law to sell tb- 1 nterest of
said minor in the above described real ••state, or
such part of It as in vour opinion mnyl*ecx|*r
db*nt. Kbl/AliKTII W II v K i>i n
Hluehiil, Vttg 'A.
STATKtJF MAINF.
II ANOH'K, s* At a t'ourt «»t l,rob:ite h- ■<’ .1
KI'-worth, on the M.*cond Wednesday ot ngn t
a. i*. lvr»
On the petition aforesaid, oki*i:kki». That m»
tie*' lx* given by publishing a copy ot -aid
petition, urith this order then* m. three week
successively In the KIKworth American, a im-w
Im»|ht printed at Kllswofth, tliat all p*r-on*
tere-ted may attend »>n the mm-oihi W.dm-- ,v.
of Septemtn r next, at a Court of Prel ate to !■•■
holdcn ii Hluehiil. and shew cause. if anv.
w hy the prayer of -aid petitioner should i.- t »-*•
granted. Much notice to be given lx h.re
court
O I*. 4 I SMM.II \\i, l. i_n
w - kite * H v- p. i K>KR, i:- $i U I
A true copy. Attest I 'll A-. I*. M.iui:, ite-i-ter
To the II o.ora-de Ju>ige of | * t.. i .. t • i- i ,...n
tv of ilnm-.xk.
rPlli I MiKR-Mi.Shlt. tdw.irl I « t . ,
1 mini-trator i*, will.,,
mxed of the e-tate of ,l<>tiii Pierce 4 arter late of
•**■ -dgvv i> k in -aid count v. respectfully r> pr» •>• ■<
ih.it the will of -aid John Pi. r, . i .iri. rnuiUu
the fo|]>>w lug clau-e
I will t.• l-alx-i II. 1'unlmm - hi no. to
Julia \ Hcn<lcr-on, F'svMtO, to Hvra P 4 arter
|hra p. tarter should • v. r rc.juir. ■
f**r her “Upport. the money above mentioned i
he derind tr-on the -ale ,,f real e-tate on
• I-kind In Hluehiil Hay Wherefore your
petitioner pray- that tie may be nuthot i/rd a- -I
empower***! to -x-li much of -aid real «--t.it
may U» ucri-*ar> lop.i, tin- a!*ov e U .,ue-t-.
Kl»w v it I > I. i i tv s t
Hluehiil. Vugu-t *.». l-’.t;
STATk «»F MAINK.
It vn« o« k, x- -( ->urt of Probate. A g t*l T in
A l> I-'At.
I non the foregoing pemton,«irb-red, That *ald
petitioner give public noth e t.. allper-ons inter
oy causing a . o,.y of the petition and tt-.is
'•r b-r thereon, to be p..h|l-(.ed lint' weeks -i
ec--ivrl\ tilth,* I i|sw..ith A Mo-i *,< .■ n, « n-*-.v-pap-r
I died in k -n orth, in Maid count .that
r .a app. ir at a < *-i.rt of ft.* -at, for -
to U held it H ... bill, on t- ■ ; v>, :
-epti Mtx-r n»-*t, at ten of tip- , ; ^ in •?,.• f,,i
inn.i., t*> snow cause, tf any the-, have, whv il ■
pray r -aid petit:.j -t-uld m-t h.- granted
" Pit SMM.liWI, I .A-.
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w "il'"
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’!:l Within ami 1. r -aid eountv. o!. th. |
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< •■■■«• to ail pm -oil- inter, -t.-I. I ,.
f r:.;- . »•.. : t*. • . La-hi I three u>. k - -
‘•v» m :n the I , «a orth Ainerv.ni. pnnte.f at Kii
v% ortii ti. 11 fa v i" iv appear ■ i a pro .it.- , ..•,?* p.
• tv :■ 5 at If I mi;, li, in -a .1 • oui.t v, on t '.<■ ». .... ;
\N «*.fj ...it -f -* pt.-m 1 *T next, at U ll of t;.,- , . - k
i: tv.- f.-r.•!:••*•'.. ami *how • hum . if any tj . •. have
w r . t'•> -a I :,atnai,i *.t : pot !.. pr o VI '!. ap
I ami a! x.-i v* In U-l a. i te-tai’.. i.t
of -aM .feeea-4-,1.
i» »* . ! SMSi.H A M l
•Vi \lilt- P. iHlKli. i.. .
A true e....v. Attest I III- I*. In>uh. lU-^ister
r IMIK •• . ■-* i - r r." .".V. ■ ; . : r. V !• , .
1 ’ .!'! • '.a* • n v a j.p.
• ai: 1 !. I- UU.--1 U|xu. him*, -f till- tru-t of ... a l
n..:>:-tnitor f the .state of Jonathan Mover,
late of It:u. L. !. ::i the . oijmv of lIaneo. k,
• * -»** •!, h;- *rt»li.<C ..I a* tm | IW ISr. *:-. he
t i.t. r. re r%-pii - i |»t*ojh wli-. are In L ' t.-.J
I" I. • ■ U'! lo , r,Liti' !" riuiki lmtm-.l'.afv
pa v tin-• t. h*. ■! w !io L :t v e n. v -irmaii I - t > rv
on t.. . xtiil.it the -.x:r.e f. r -.'tliemeiit.
• • :.y U, a. to -
I
'■ .lie! La- tik. n upon l.im-elf the tru-t i.f‘»n i :
'r.ii-rof li:e e-tale of I. u. A II. Harrow - .Lit.
of Itm k-poit. In !,he< Mi ;.ti of llmro t,.!. . .-a-.'
-M.5I. i-o!i I :»i» the Uw i ll fee i,«t, he therefore
r. ■ Ui -I ail pi r-ot.s W ho t*,. »■,.]* hteil to tie- -al l
• • • !-. - . -tate To make !inim--]Ltte pa> inenl an.I
luo-e u i;o have any •leman-i-tf,ere..n ... i\ . : n
t' e -aim l. r -rUieuient.
'll' I I I K A ' ■ »K
Al\. -( •. V I> I Vl{ (W
T**!1 - - -■ r!i < » hcn-h. giv- puo.tr m-t;. , t . i
1 • '' • that I s
ha- taken upon hshim-if:: . trust f .m Jup,,
l-'rab r of tf.c c-:«tir KM/i-aU, A m l-, i.«P
1*" r I-'.', In th.. . ,,f it k. .
'•> ; t;.» 'avr dir.. t-. he tr,. r. . .
reque-u nil p* r-..n- w !n.t are indebted to -aid
i-'a i 1 * • date l*i make iiniiu-tiale payment
hi"-.- w f.ave an> demand* thereon’to •• \ •
the -aim- ?..r -cttlrniciit.
hl.VIK It P. SI'UPMIKI.,
De« r 1 -i.-, \ ugu-t Jsu,. '.w
rT*l E - ' i " i r. •• g.v.-- pm.a • . .
1 • 1, that ?••• h :- h-i'ii !u|; apj • ..utc'.
iai*l i’ i* taken upon ''.’in-elf the crii-l or ,i ad
iiih.i-rr.itor of t... -tate of j. s. j;. _
Ot -tib Villi, ill til.- •‘Olllity >.f Ii I'.. ... . .
re;i-«d, i g.v.ng bond as the l.nv ihn.i- in
theretore reque-t- all p.-r-..n- who are imi, bp .; i..
the - i : •••«.: e-uite, to make hum. : it*
payment, an! tij. -c w ho have any demand* ti-> ie
on to exhibit the -nine for settlerue: t.
I.D'SAKlt t . Bka<;p< n
'•uiiu in, Aug. lxya .;v, ;}
r pil i. - . l-.-ri'a r- hen bv give pub! r noli, ,• toaii
1 >i:>•••me.I,that tin-y i ,.ve liei-n ilwlv appoint
I 'laial have taken upon tm-in-elves tin- tin-t . f :
executors of the last will and testament and rod
h'll ti-1 veto of Wihard H-hcr, late of I: » . hill, ■
hi t.1* < ountv of Hancock, deceased, bv gl.iig !
bond a-the law direct-. thev therefore reqm-t 1
rti! per-ons \v ho are Indebted to -aid deceased's
e-tate to make immediate payment, and those '
wiio have any Immediate demands thereon to;
exhibit the same for settlement.
I.siiui h IMIIKU.
FREDERIC A. 1 1-HKlt.
August y. A. I>. 1W<H. iw'it
rpiIE sub-.'iiber berebv gives publir notice to
A. ail conr**rued that he ha- been duly appoint
L- l and ha.- taken upon him-elf the trust ,,i an ad
inhii-trator of the estate of William W ii ggin-,
late «.f l remoni, hi the county of H.q., *
.•eased, «>y giving bond as the law direct-; he
ilierefore reuuests all per-ons who are indebted
>» the said deceased’s estate to make immediate j
I'aymcnt. and those who have any demands there
m to exhibit the same for settlement.
_ Geo. it. Fuller.
1 remont, Ang. 4. a. i». jMftt. 3*3.;
rpiIE NulisrrtUr hereby gives public noii.e toaii
A. concerned, tiiat she ha- been duly appointed :
ii. 1 has taken upon herself the trust of an ad
nlnl-trairix of the estate of Asenaih .’-aumiers
ate of Bw k-por;, in the countv of Hancock, de
based, by giving bond as the'law* directs, she
I.ere tore requests all persons who are indebted
o said deceased's estate to make immediate pat
nent, and those who have any demands thereof
o exhlbiuhe same for settlement.
. Annie E. Brown.
August 9, A. I». 1868.
I^lIK subwillier hereby gives pul.lie notice to
all ex.ncerned.that she has been dulv appoint
■ i and has taken upon herself the trust ot
rix of the last will and testament of John A Stev
■n», late of Biuehlil. in the County of Hancock
‘•cease. 1, bv giving bond as the law direr s. she
herefore requests ail persons who are indebted
«• .-aid deceased's estate to rnak • immediate pa v
nent. and those who have anv inuned ate .Je
nands thereon to exhibit the same for *e<t . mem
...... . Frances E. vii vi n».
Dated July 1*2, ▲ D. lh!«.
j^HE subs, riher hereby gives public rmtlcT
to all cone* men that he has been duu
l*pointed an<l has taken upon himselr the
rust of executor of the last will and testa i
nent of Sarah Grindle, Iat4: <,f Sedgwick 1
n the county of Hancock, diceased, bv giv’
r.g bond as the law directs; he then-fo e requests
II persons w ho are indebted to said dec a-ed s
state to maxe immediate payment and ti.o e
vho have any imme<iiate demands thereon to ex
bit the same for settlement,
r, .a*, David Wkscott.
Dated July 27, a. d. WW
piiE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
A concerned that he has been duly apiwinted
ml has taken upon himself the trust of executor
f the last will and testament- of Lucretia s. Bart
-U, late of Mt. Desert, in the countv of Hancock,
eceased, by giving bond as the'law directs:
e therefore requests all persons who are
adebted to the said deceased’s estate to make im
ledlute payment, and those w ho have any imme !
bite demands thereon to exhibit the same fur
rttlement.
t . , ^EO- H. Fuller.
July 1, a. D. 1898. 3w;i3 j
“Chicago la an awful city of Sabbath-breakera,”
aid the returned Bostonian; “I didn’t go Into
church while I was there.”—Norton Transcript.
mam
Sl&otrttgtmtnta.
CREAT SPEAR HEAP CONTEST.
SAVE THE TAGS.
One Hundred and Seventy-Three Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars,
$(73,250.00
In valuable Presents to be Clven Away In Return for
SPEAR HEAD TAGS.
1,1 55 STFM WINDING FIGIN OOI.I) WATCHES. Eil.CGti 00
6.775 FINE IMPORTED FRENCH OPERA GLASSES MuROCOI I'JiRY,
BLACK ENAMEL TBIMMINt.S, GCABANTEKI) ACHKOMATB UU
23.100 IMPORTED GERMAN BUCKHORN HANDLE, HUB BLARED
POCKET KNIVES. .. S3.1O0 09
115.500 ROM.ED GOLD WATCH CHARM ROTARY TELESCOPE TooTH
PICKS,. 5,,..*100
1 1 5,500 LARGE PICTURES (11x28 Inchu) IN ELEVEN COLORS, for framing.
no advertisi ng ou the .- - • • •y- _•' w
261,030 Prizes, amounting to $173,250 oo
The above article* will be distributed, by eonntiea, among parties who chew SPEAK
HEAI> Plug Tobacco, and return to u* tin* TIN TAVft taken tht re from.
We will distribute 226 of the^o prizes in this county as follows:
To THT’. PARTY sending u* the greatest number of SPEAK HEAD
TAO*S from Ihl* county we will give.1 GOLD \v ATClI.
To the FIVE PARTIES sending uh tin* next greatest number of
» SPEAR HEAD TAGS, wo will give to each, l OPERA GLASS....5 OPERA GLASS EH.
To the TWENTY PARTIES sending us the n* xt greatest number
of SPEAK HEAD TAGS, wo wiil give t.» each l POCKET
KNIFE.JO POCKET KNIVES.
To the ONE HENPRED PARTIES sending us the m xt greatest
number of SPEAK HEAP TAGS, we will glv ■ t<> e.urh 1
ROLLED GOLI> WATCH CllAKM TOOTH PICK.100 TOOTH PICKH
To tin* ONE HUNDRED PARTIES sending us the n- xt greatest
nurh; <*f SPEAR HE\l» T\GS. we will give to «ach 1
LARGE 1’iCTL’HE IN ELEVEN COLORS.100 PICTURES.
Total Number of Prizes for tbi» t'ouuly, 226.
CAUTION.—No Tag-’ will N* received before January 1st. l*Cd. nor after February 1«t,
ISM. Each package containing tag* must tv*' marked plainly with Name <>f s« rater. T«>u v.
County, State, and Number of Tags iucach package. All charges uu packages must be
prepaid.
REAP.—8PEAR HEAD possess** more qualities of Intrtnsie value than an? oth r
plug tot>acc«i pr'Kluced. It is the -wettest, the t<-ugliest, the r. SI*I 4IC III VI*
ahs.ilutelv. posltlv, ' v and distinctively different In 11 *v--r from any of her
A trial will c«*nvin< e t! • m->st -k tical of this fset. it is the .er <»f .»* •• n. -i '.»r
shape and style on earth. wh»< h pr- ves that it ha* c-.u/ht O *• j t .art *. r. t p:. •*-••
*H--rle. Try it. and part ‘.•■ipate In the contest for it i< «s. >*•#• r »• ; TIN f 4h . - v. ry
r* e.-nt piece ol toil.AU 111.AD V i t>uy. s ad m tl>e • t . .• r t v -..a.: t
quantity. \ cry n:i m ly.
TiiL Mi J. SOU'* ‘ /Ml'ANY. MKf >w n, Oitr-s
A list r.f th*' people obtaining t.* prists la th:.« • junty «..i te. pubGsind m tbD
paper immediately after F» 1 r.iary 1st, l-.*i.
DOST SEND ANY TAGS BEFORE JANUARY I. 1534.
IF YOU WANT A WARM HOUSE
. . . BUY THE . . .
E.. iMi’xovnb..
TNft COAL FURNACE
Portable and Brick Set.
The Most Powerful and Durablo
Furnace Made.
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; Arti C <rt Gratf. I.v
^ " • Gratr I) , .r W ter i'a: n
WOOD, B15HOP &• CO., Bangor, A\»ine.
i ilcMccti
^E . ‘'“I with better results*—5
~ I* v ery |»urthu**rr remm mends it.*'
-■*
£= MORRISON'S* SURE* CURE* AND *T0NIC. 3
^ - AN INVALUABLE SPRINC MEDICINE. ^5
2^AT4LL DRUGGISTS.Smo,t,„s.,v *ii mV w .'.J . : .
*mH44U4{4U4i444444i444444444444444444444444^
n*wrti«i:H:it$.
HANCOCK COUNTS
IG State Street,
rrwr-f* v .* j ,«*.
tblillbl U 4. it ^4 I.lii ii. v
JAS. F. DAVlij, Prc-s.
C. C. BU'IRILL, Treas.
TRUSTEKS :
Ja?. r. Cavis. S. B. Coolidge.
Wrick A-.< - John F. W! itcomb.
£■ £. tiichards.
' ».tu‘,J ' I’»*«nk :■* r\. tt.j t
fr- !.! tax it: t. t. r
1 *•* !/ March 1st, June
1st, Sept. 1st und Dec. 1st, m i d
at.- ■!• i-terml ..n it - ... j|. , ... ,, ..
m ' - ' ' - - - nn
■
inter*' t • ‘it- -
■ • •• .
► ■ r .
1 o , Y r> T —r
-• ±\_LJ
GOLD SLARiQN
V.4 ?..f,4 ?IA**r?
H'Vilg Hi WCr*Ni
FORWOOD OR COAL.
New Pattern, and New Deign.In
CROCKERY WARE. * *
4 * TIN WARE.
/■"/* lb tu;l Trmh fr-ou Se/rrt*iJ Slr.ck.
WATER
**.PLUMEIPJGA
ln »•"“ t»*«h*.d. by ,,, Workmen !
who ha v the reputation of !. !:,K ti.elr .,,„k „
F1KST-CLANN MA.VAKU.
Zine. Lead Pipe. Sheet Lead. Cutlery
Ammunition and lULinn Tackle
-— ALWAYS IN .Till K. _
J. P. ELDRIBGE.
3*> Mam Street,
ELLSWORTH, MAINE.
H O BI 2T 3 O IT ’ s |
DOUBLE STRENGTH
flavoring^ extracts. I
Vanilla, Lemon,
Orange. Re.e,
Bitter Almond, Etc., etc.
True to name Ir. quart »nd flavor. Icecream, i
m.| poke. made per pot t,v their ,:a'n,
„Al,k Jcur dealer tor them, or send for .ample.
THE C- I. ROBINSON DRUG CO.,
Thomamtou, Me
W holvule price, mailed to dealer. *
6mos39 "
——_
" An Ounce of Preventive is worth
j more than a Pound of Cure."
>' ■■ • «■•"< I ■ • r -t..; ; .... ' U ,r,T 111
i vur ll.-r-M h, u-f it.. |'rt v. ,
THE "C-M" POWDERS.
I l»r> \\ III Not I ,.i|
11 . : .ir» tr ■’, !•-. t V, ith Ith- . - :n. ir
THE "C-M" LINIMENT.
i r \\ ii.i. t i he.
*! r If.-w !- Xi ;i:< nr 1- . !’■■.r t ■ i. !V.t«>n
THE "C-M" POWDERS.
\ IV\» llovrt \%HI "*r I him Ill^ht.
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“C-M" CALL CURE.
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THE "C-M" LINIMENT.
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What L tiie Use
of ruff i: . , '..hen ?.■> cents
will }'.:y a l-dtie f
Rennets
pain-killing
Magic Oil.
"It Works like a Charm”
for .-ore Throat, Cramps, Chob
"ra Morbus, lili. um uism,Neu
ralgia and Pains of all kinds.
ScLD EVERYWHERE.
Domestic Animals need
HARVf-.l i/S 1 N POWDIRS,
1 vr*.l
Tbocrtiscmcnts.
Penobscot • Machine
Company.
I»KJ*lGNtM8 A.M> UflLDtKM OK
Marine and Stationary Engines,
Boilers and Machinery.
-DEALERS IV —
Blow ASH Iron Pipe and Firrixiis
Steam Pimps. Air Pe„,.s. Heat
khs. Inspirators, Injectors.
c„u.,n and Rubber fat tan II We, i
(>tl, Packing and Engineertf Supplier. 1
pc^Two^meir.1"'1''* '‘I «—■ |
,o,rir*i'h - i
100 Broad Sl„ ^ BAHSOR ME.
Pauper Police.
The uuilenlgiHM hereby gUe, notice tnnt hr h .
?*“»«!£ »“>■ the City of KIU*uShfor th" nul .
(. rt of the po*>r .luring tile enAulng vr.r .nil id.
a"f e PWUloB for their «U|.,*,« uftht *'
tore forbM. »n perwn. from funiUiog
fcoormr hfLtn Art?
lenoriMr.he nil) |my for nr. eooA. k. furnl-see
KI.wortI.4le.rAprt,!.laS.AUKVs-^SES. •
fllctocal. 9
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MOSES MORSE. 1
Wb Will Not Quarrel I
Am to «hat munro t:iffi | >| % 1
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Imvt* It, uiul |
LEON'S SARSAPARILLA
WILL CURE IT
Before this Court Ad.ourns w,n.
the Jury to heir the TesVmory cf
Mr. Moses M:rse
1 • *' VI-I hare b. Mi
ing the time I have t- J
br* ■: '’nt-nr t-' —
n ffkt ut ' C, I P C
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trust dt•< 'Mrs >n«!
r,';r , Kind ‘
trr, but
w ho 1- i t • n i • .
me ’ t .We TMT i
partllu. I t NlUl
v Never!
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EACH BOTTLE , A AV '
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IN ^
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Preparea 0y DALTON $A s .LA CO.. Bef*a«r, Me.
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CURE
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hi JAPANESE LIVER F E L . • * -
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worth,
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Farmers,
Laborers,
Teamsters,
Car. find no better shoe t‘ .
Bread Winner.
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' Al l. Oi l ihioi; \v«-l.o
1 Rest Scrvfref. ril | « -1 M«.i •
■lade f t Men i It . * f «. j- •
,T| tv.M styles, n.-.ml-s liairr. r.:i a: ; L 9
with ,md without tap sole.
AMOS P. TAPLEY & C0-,
COSTON, MACS.
More room U needed b> us for thr |nnp
■■r accommodation of full stock «»•*• *'
tUn cnotce t>et\veen In. rm.. of rent <»i
‘•erlflre wi good*, we have decided "»
he latter.
Have selected lines that are desirable In
*y e .tock and tit, and have made
which should Rise the dealer a sail-*"*
or> profit. Wold in dozens nulj: wnp
or ( Hialomie
AMOS |*. TAPI.I 1 & '<>.
lyr!9
Pbt]7anr TANSY or
ennyroyal.
»rtPF.Ri,i\ roimtoo (a French rrm
pleaaaut to take; Merer fail*. A boon t« Mi™'1
a omen. For a 2-cL stamp we will send you f*cr l*> i.
■■PM.H <o Wown.- (wcorrlv , t,
ng you all about it, how a ml where &• vet it. A* **
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