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Dsr BsssSsv.
Notwithstanding the very cold, back
ward summer. there is more company at
Bar Harbor than ever before at this time
Of the season. The Hotels are, or seem to
be all full.
The yves, End Hotel will open FRI
day of this week, August 1. Quite g num-
Der OF rooms are engaged, aud there Is no
doubt the house will dill rapidly.
The Rev. b. +. DeCos,a OF New York
has been q guest at the Atlantic House Q
few days this month. In letter to the
Boston Advertiser he discusses and settles
the pronunciation OF the name OF the 10.
land thus: Noun, Desert. accent on the
first syllable OF Desert.
Out OF Justice TO the good name Of the
people Of Winter Harbor, II Is bat fair to
state that the young woman. or girl, what
ever she is Certainly not LADY, who was
caught stealing at one of our hotels, and
who hailed from Winter Harbor never saw
that place until very recently, and then by
ACSiutit- SHt Game mere Hom poctou'
The girl was sent out of town.
There are row three regular lines Of
steamboats, running TO Bar Harbor, and
employing six steamboats, namely. Lew
iston." CITY of Richmond" Mount Des
ert, "''City of Bangor" May Field" and
"Sesfiower." The MT. Desert" and "City
OF Bangor" are bran new and built ex-
pressly for this route. They all seem TO
be doing a good business.
1t Is reported that Hon. Lot NJ. Nor
rill Of Portland will build a cottage here
the coming winter to be occupied by BIN
self srd family next summer.
MIR. c. +. Dorr, a wealthy gentleman
from Boston is having the foundation pre-
pared for house l0lx60 feet. II will be
the largest private residence al Bar Har-
Dor The basement and lower story will
be stone. Mr.. W. A. jordan will be boss
carpenter.
A gas machine has been put into the
basement OF the West End and thai,
hotel and the Hayward House will here
after be lighted by gas.
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OBSERVED

SosssN
busy" &. the word among all the
miners In this region. Our streets are
foil Of teams laden with machinery and
lumber. Every man that wants to work
seems to lind ready employment. The
improvements in the quality OF the ore and
rock Is just nov noticeable, more parilcu-
larry with the "Millbrook" and the Mi
ton mines. The Ashley" is being put in
order for her machinery. and will soon be
heard from again. Her President. J L.
Grove aud Treasurer, Thomas Daily have
just made US visit and feel highly en-
couraged by the appearance OF the other
mines that theirs will prove s first class
success
The machinery for the Milton" Is being
put In place. and We shall see for our
selves the White Silver" from Maine
in paying quantities.
At Gouldsboro the situation Is highly
encouraging. The "Gouldsboro Co" have
their bulldogs nearly completed; their
place; they have from one to ,hree hun
bred tons OF ofc ready when Il will be
shipped at once, probably TO Baltimore,
aud then, for the first time, the public will
know the actual returns from something
more than selected samples or Maine ST.
yer ores.
The Home" mine il showing finely. and
will be nc.rporAted early In August. We
learn tbs. considerable amount OF its
Intended stock has already been subscribed
for
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WILMINGTON COUNTY,


s's'''DssS8s'
M. Editor The people In this village
are not much excited abou, Mines" Sew
eral have been discovered 10 this town, and
the samples are on exhibition at some of
the stores. The iao,'ing ones say, they
Indicate something good"
Some effort has been made to organize
a company. but believe. the undertaking
did not prove success.
Our people now are very busy and get
but little time to talk politics or religion
There are no loafers on our streets. The
farmers are getting larger crop OF hay
than usual and OF excellent quality.
Potatoes look well. The question will
soon be settled between the farmers and
potato bugs. A. 10 which shall have the
crop. II Is claimed by both. Grain will
not be "a good A. It was last year.
Line fishing has been good, and some OF
our fishermen have done nrs, rate.
herring are very plen,y, and those who
have weirs have reaped quite a harvest.
Farmers buy them Tor 81 % per aogshead.
20 pat on the land. They are a good ierti-
lizrr.
All our vessels hnd employment, and
some addition has been made to the mum
Der Of coasters from this village.
One of our sea captains Is al home on a
vacation, after al absence OF ave years
Capt. J. ". Sawyer is building vessel
ahou, 500 tons, 10 be launched In tie fall
Three vessels have been launched from the
yards In this village since the frst OF May.
The stores are we'll stocked with good.
aud the traders are kept quite busy.
Our lobster factory has been = success
The BURBERRY crop will be a partial fall
ure.
Il Is very healthy In the town. We hars
but one physician and he Is not all the time
busy. II. 81. +.
July 18th.
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Wuoeoou1.
A sad accident lately occurred at the qusr-
~ of the Collins Granite Co.. whereby Mr..
Edward Carter had both bones OF r leg below
the knee broken and another man had one OF
his feet badly damned, but am glad 10 say.
that under the treatment Of DIR. Grinde they
are both dong well.
There are six duly organized Companies
actively engaged at their copper mines in this
town with the most cheering prospects Of sue
cess, As the deeper they 60 the better is the
quality and quantity Of the ore.
The cargoes have been shipped to Baltimore
and one OF them has been smelied and the re-
suit was very encouraging and highly sstisise-
tory.
At the Douglass Mine an engine for hoi sting
the brock from the shan Is In operation and
machinery for crushing and concentrating the
ore. will 5000 be set up.
In consequence OF the granite and the min
ing business Old Bluehlll IL fast sw asing from
its former dormant state, IS Is plsiniy seen by
the general activity OF all classes Of the COM
munity, the constant employment given TO all
who are willing TO work. the several new
houses and other building. that have been
lately built and others that are In process Of
construction, together with many other i'm
provements that are being made and by gen.
eral brushing up.
The tide seems 10 be turning and brighter
and more cheering prospects appearing. As In
sts al OF men moving away and taking their
money with them, and young men leaving to
seek employment elsewhere, they are return
ing. snd men OF wealth are investing their
money here.
The steamer Hurricane makes her regular
trips twice week, between this place and
Rockland. where she connects with the Boston
and Portland bosis. which is gre At conycn-
fence TO our merchants and many others.
The grass crop Is above an average OF an
ex oellent quality and generally harvested In
good condition, but the farmers are fearful
aho u the potato crop, a. the bugs have sp-
peared In great numbers; yet in view Of
mercies already received. let Us all with firm
trust in Him who notices even the fall OF a
sparrow and temper. the wind 10 the shorn
lamb. mAnfully perform all the duties OF life
and be hopeful for future blessing.
OBSERVER.
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ssootusooSo
The spring term OF school in District
No. 3. sas taught by Mrs. Mary :. Perry.
Term weeks. ending July 3. Number OF
pupils registered 30; average % Names
Of those no, absent or tardy during the
term: Martha Moore, Bertha Moore. Ab-
bic Danlycr. Nellie Moore. Gilbert Bunker.
Daniel Moore, I,eAmon Young, Cecil j.
Moore aud John {. Guptll
Those who were not tardy: Cora b.
Moore, Lutte Gupiill. Julia Guptnl. Geo.
Squirting. Palmer Guptil, David Young.
Melville Libby, Ira Young and Alton
Moore. Fannie ]. Young. Maggie Spurl-
Ing. Mamie Young aud Freddie Fernald
were abseut on account OF sickness. A
school picnic at Nj. oromer was the coca
sion OF much pleasure. All OF the scholars
deserve oredi; for good department. T
The stream OF strangers travelling to
and from the silver mines could not quite
be called procession. but the hotels are
iaFiug sump,uously every day. The croak-
ers have passed the silent stage and are
now coming out In open praise OF the
"Gouldsboro lode" and are heard to say
that at last a sure thing has been found
10 the old lodges OF Maine" A miner from
Montana says "a good thing" We hear
rumors of numerous new mining compan-
les being started. The iayorite localities
for proposed new works appear TO be near
.sf.nuIFsharn Co.
Nearly every man in town who owns
five acres OF improved land has his patch
Of wheat, and several expect to raise over
100 bushels each.
The hay crop In town will be more
than an average yield.
i have not heard OF the advent Of the
festive potato bug among US.
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Winter Harder.
The Brig Lilly from New York In bal
last. OF and for Winsor. n. s., ran ashore
on Schoodic Island wednesday afternoon
the sd. The weather was very thick at
the time. Ballast has since been dis
charged. spars sent down. &c. Brig was
pulled of Sunday by U. 5. Steamer Levi
Woodbury., and towed into Prospect Har-
Dor. where she will probably be tempo
rarily repaired aud taken home. The Lilly
is fine vessel OF three hundred and sixty
tons. built for the Mediterranean fruit
trade. She is not very badly injured, ex-
cept the two holes in the bottom and
portion OF her keel gone. Z.
July -.
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Disturbances in Fall River.

BosToS, July %.
MAYOR Liud-av of Fall River had a
long interview with Gov. Talbot TO-DAY
relative to the troubles in his city. The
Governor assured him ihsi he would
be supported in lis efforts 10 preserve
the peace, and that proper measures
would be taken in case Of serious
trouble to protect life and property.
Frank O'Neil the man who was shot
at the slab mill disturbance Sunday aft
eruoon was arrested this evening for
interfering with Sheriff Burlington sun
day The police were called TO slight
disturbance at Crescent Mill tonight
where a small crowd had gathered in
front Of the offices. Stones were thrown
although but one window was broken.
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VrbS00.
Very many Of our own townsmen are
not aware that our Orland Pos,-ofice is a
money order office.
A number of our sea-Csptains are
laying over" a trip-taking ii easy. among
which is Capt. Arthur Emerson OF the
Brig.
-Raspberries have sought market here
at three and four cents per pound.
Mrs. n. II. Hill OF Bucksport, gave a
musical "soireer at her residence on Mon.
day evening. Her drswing-rooms were
well filled with musical people. As is her
usual custom she included among her
guests the Orland Quartetts.
Mrs. Judge Watson, the temperance
reformer. gave her lecture TO the good
temperance people of Orlsnd, at the Con-
gregstional church on Sabbath evening.
There is demand for vessels here to
load with brick.
We receive our mail at the Orland
office a number OF hours early and direct
through the kindness OF Edward Buck who
lives in Bucksport and does business 10 Or
land.
The popular thing is trip to Bar Har-
Dor.
Washington Partridge aged II. resi-
dent and native born OF this town, died
here at the residence OF his son, Ellison l..
Partridge, on the 2lst inst. He was ship
carpenter and well known throu. bout this
County. During his last years be has been
nearly helpless, but had the best Of kind
care at the home of his son. Many OF our
old residents have died tue past year
"The young may die, the old must"
NRDICUa.
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DO N ~sSic POrgs.

BATH-sld IS sch Mountain Laurel. Esnics
CALAis-Ar 3 sch Victory, Moon Boston
Vineyard Haven Tor orders.
Bo>rOs-Ar 2. sch olive Branch, WhttAkcr.
wilde. Reed, do. Wesley Abbott. french, Hobo-
ken Catherine. Jordan, Ellsworth
Ar q sch v III Archer, Bellauy. Rondout
Ar ~ sch Victory, MLlikcn, south Amboy
Ar N sch Ann. sIratton, Port johnson, Grace,
Alley and bloomer, slower. Ellsworth II II Har.
yey, sullivan.
Ar ss,h. .chs Hc-peru-. Gordon. Franklin. ".
II. sargent. Lowe. Calais. Telegraph. ReInics,
Ellsworth
NEW YoRK-Ar 81 sch r wyman. Tram.
Jacksonville.
Ar Is sch John some. wall. Brun.wiek G.
Agnes. Young. Ellsworth Tor Eondout t,anxe.
Leach. Providence.
Ar 90 sch stampede, Gauli. HunAeoa
Cid % sch AHevela, Holt JacksonyiIle
VINEYARD HAyEs-A ~ sch, X Wood I'd
Jordan. Bangor tor Fall River; Franeonia Au.'
TIN, Ellsworth for Providence.
Ar 2. sehs Forest Cay. Noon Bangor ior New
YORK; Martha Weeks. oones, sullivan for Ron.
dout, Mountain Laurel Remek, south Gardiner
for orders tSarASanseu PER-
fHILADELPHlA-Cld 81 sch Mary Augusta,
Holt Bangor.
WiLAiSGroS, y. C.,-Cld - sch Brave. Goog.
JAcxsoSyiLLE-Chss sch Storm Petrol. Her.
nck, New York.
BEus.wIcK. GA.-sld p sch May Lori, smith,
Philadelphia.
PAscAooUA-sld Fl sch Vineyard, Rosebrooi
Portland.
sroSISGroS-Ar Is sch = Carver, Wall, Ban
gor.
CEDAR KErs-sld 81 sch Masee. Treworsy
New York
YsFeiga Ports.
Al Mansanilla, July 10. sch W G Moseley, Bel
laity, for New York. lds.
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Mr.. Butler and wife OF New York are
visiting DR.. Fulton aud wife.
Rev. Mr.. Ropes viii preach on Infant
Baptism mex; Sunday morning.
The waters Of Frenchman's Bay are
reported as being alive with young mack
elti
Hon. Eugene Hale leaves here to-day
snd will commence hi. labors in the cau,-
paign al Bath this evening.
Two young men Of this city while out
on the river near the mill. rowing, were
cAp,ized, and one very narrowly escaped
drowning.
Barge Juno and steamer Hercules ar
rived at this port from Rockland, MonJsy
evening 10 take the L. Il. c. excursion to
Bar Harbor on Tuesday.
The mite box" belonging to the La
dies AID Society has strsyed or been stolen
from the yestibule OF the Poslofice Ore
ceut reward is offered for it return.
Mr.. Edward Peters OF New York is
visiting relatives In Ellsworth. Although
native Of this city. Mr. Peters has not
been here in the last tweniy-e!ght years.
The Dosdsys have come with their
foss and rains and the farmers who have
not finished haying can no longer "go as
they please" but have 10 go a. they can. Z"
Edward swazey, Esq. cashier OF the
Bucksport National Bank. was in Els
worth Monday for 4 short time. Mr..
Swazey was on his way 10 Sullivan for
short vacation.
Last week Governor Garcelou granted
pardon 10 Deoorsh Gilbert. who wa.
sentenced last fall to two years in the
in Hancock.
DIR. Ii. a. Jordan prepares & Pain
Queller" which be says will make A babe
smile during the worst attacks Of collie,
and enables the small boy to eat green .p-
pies without the slightest danger.
The Coast Survey Steamer Bsche
moved from Bonsey's Wharf down into
she Bay. this Wednesday morning. The
officers are courteous and gentlemanly and
have made many friends during their short
stay here.
Mr.. Geo. W. Collins Of BluehIll. re-
Gently presented Us with some fine speci-
mems OF silver ore. He claims to have
discovered Il rich silver vein n South Surry.
He also says he has discovered pure gold
in the vicinity.
Alfred Veszie. Esq, died Of spopIexy
at Bar Hsrbor. Monday night. During the
afternoon be was out riding aud was sp-
psreutly in his usual health. His death
MAS sudden and wholly unexpected and is
great shock to a large circle Of friends
and acquaintance.
The members OF Union Engine and
Hose Cos No. ,. are requested to meet at
their hall Monday evening. Aug. 4. 70 at
. l-2 sharp. it being g regular monthly
meeting Questions Of importance will be
presented to be acted upon. and every
member is requested to be present.
The Bangor Commercial. July % inst.
says Miss Clara JOY arrived in Boston
'oy asteamer from Eerope Yesterday. She
has passed the last nve years in Europe.
'de'oting considerable portion of the time
TO The study of music in Germany. She
bis also travelled extensively through
various European countries. She il ex.
Ssoesd to arrive ia this city soon.
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A meeting was held 10 this city Saturday
for the purpose of forming a corporate
Company 10 work the mine heretofore
known as the Neptune mine, located at
Hancock Neck.
The following is the list OF Directors
chosen: II. NJ. Hall, Ellsworth; Robt.
Mullan. Ellsworth; Z. p. Reed. Wey-
mouth, Mass z. X. Hopkins. Ellsworth
and q. W Fiske, Ellsworth.
The Directors then chose the following
officers: President. II. NJ. Hail. Treas
urer, IL w. Fiske; Secretary. +. h. Hop
kins; Superintendent, Barnard Mullan.
The corporate name adopted was The
Grant Silver Mining Company. The cap
itAl was placed at 500, 600 in 10000 shares
OF worcestershire stock having par value
of $40 each. Ten thousand shares are re-
served for working capital and these will
be put on the market At once. 1t Was de.
cided to push forward the work on the
mine as rapidly as possible and night
crew will be pat on about the nrst Of Au-
gust.
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MARINE LIST.

EllsWOrSh Fer.
Wednesday. July Is.
ARRIVED.
Sch Geo b Ferguson. Ferguson. Boston.
Thursday, July ~.
ARRIVED.
sch Sen stor, Bonxey, Boston.
stm'r, May Field. Barbour, Bangor.
CLEARED.
Sch Balloon, Slower, Boston.
Sch Elizabeth, Ferret, Bar Harbor.
stm'r. May Field. Barbour Bar Harbor.
Friday, July Is.
ARRIVED.
stm'r. May Field. Barbour. Bar Harbor.
Sch ChAs. Upton, keif, Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Geo B Ferguson, Fergus on, Rondout.
Sch Panama, Noon. Boston.
Saturday. July %.
ARRIVED.
Sch n Harvey. Bunker. BlusAiV.
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fremont.
A solemn procession consisting OF one
mourner, and the undertaken, might have
been seen one rainy day last week at Bass
Harbor. as il proceeded. not very slowly,
to the nearest potato lot and inferred 3
suit OF clothes. The undertaken ofiiciated
ss Chaplain on the occasion and delivered
some very choice selections. The mourn
er says there are noble battles 10 which he
dout want to participate mo more
Dog fish have struck In on to the fish.
ing grounds SO plenty that trawl fishing is
about suspended for the present.
The Commissioner of Pensions" at
Washington has decided that As Massachu-
sets has never presented . claim for the
use OF her militia at the battle OF Norwoods
Cove, and been reimbursed by the U. s.
Government, the old people who were
In that battle are not entitled to pension
under act Of Congress. March 9th, 1873. A
petition to Congress to remove the obsta.
Gle will be signed by the citizens this sum
mer aud presented next session.
Osser Greek.
Nathaniel Z. and Geo. Grover Of this
place. took 50 quintals OF ifeh 10 travis,
last week.
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City and County.
Religions Services !, III, .:.T e..s Sunday

RGATIOSAL.-PreschinR al 10 % A.
VI. and 7. NJ. sabbath School in the Afief-
noon, al y O'Clock. VI.
DEMONSTRATING al . And T. NJ. Sab
bath school III L. n.
UNTTARIAN.-Church service at 70 % A. NJ.
sunday school al II -.
CATHuLIc.-Presching al 10 IL O'Clock A.
NJ sabbath School al . 7. NJ
misunderstanding =: and Z. NJ
sabbath School al I. NJ.
>PIRITV AIIsT. Meetings held every sun
day st O'Clock. +. NJ. in Hail over Munici-
! al Coa-t Room, COombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE NEKTISG-cverr sun
dAy Al - L. NJ. Al the Methodist NestTy.
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ID I E d

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age, must be paid for.
Ellsworth-July %. Mrs. Mary A. Coughlin,
aged % years and 3 months.
Bluehill-July II, Martin StetsOn, aged 70
years.
Sedgwick-Mrs. Georgia A. Nevells, lately
Of Salem, Mass, aged 80 years and 8 months
Eden-July IS, Mrs. Zeruiah H., wife of
Winslow n. Hadley, aged "a years, 8 months.
Salsbury's Cove-July %, Mrs. Mary Ella,
aged % years and mouths, also July 81, in
FAINT, aged : days, wife and child Of Thomas s.
Liscomb.
Mt. Desert-July 2, Warren E. Callahan,
aged % Year, and days.
Birch Harbor-July y, Stella Crane, aged
2 years, and Ruth L. Rice, aged 20 years and
months.
Worcester, Mass.,- July 70, Mr.. Forrest
Reeves, formerly Of Ellsworth, aged 81 years
and 8 months.
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AT Chicago. Friday, Sleepy Tom won
the pacing race 10 , u H. making the best
lime on record John Splane then an
bounced hts lutention 10 withdraw Rarus
from the great race al the Buffalo meeting,
open 10 all PAGERS and rottsrs, and In
which the blind PAGER |. entered. Splane
Is satisfied that 4tsrus could not trot against
Sleepy Toms pacing.
american cheese has 50 crippled the
market for the home made articles In Ayrs-
hire, Scotland. that the farmers turned their
attention 10 butter making and milk selling.
and the supply OF the two latter articles Il.
noS 50 great that butter il worth Only half
the price OF year ago and milk la. to b.
fed 10 swine.
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swans uslonA.
On Wednesday the wife Of Amos d.
Orne Of Marshalls Island. presented her
husband with triplets-two boys and one
girl. Mother and children reasonably
we'll.
u. s. Steamer Endeavor, Lieut. JEFF
Mason, commanding, Is making . hydro
graphic survey OF the Harbor and ada
cent waters. c.. W.
july 25.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Tickets for all points west via, Penn
sylvania Central, and Boston and Albany
Railroads from Boston, or Grand Trunk
Railway from Portland, can be had OF c.
C. Burriil at the lowest rates. Also tick
cts to Portland by Inside line Of Steamers.
Call and see him before purchasing else
where. lStf
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Ne. Ad,ers,.e.-ns. Thi. Week

Insolvency NOTICE.. 7. Dorr-
&c Adj T. Howell. A
; ret and Las CAu-A. A. bartlett.
Notice Of Forecla.urc-H. 4. TuVP.
Nog- ksssdenl Tax List-C. u. Peel.
Boots ans >hacs-H II. Harden. 4 90.
Eastern Normal - hooI-E Woodbury..
DI-.O Vi OF 81 FArtBrrshlp-Harieu 4 wake
Democratic County COMMUNICATION. Co. Com
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4 Schooner Run into by a Steamer.
HALIsAx. y. s. July 20.

The steamer Alhambra OF New York
in coming up the liarbor collided with
the Schooner Hero Of and tor Tangier,
which was living becalmed. the schooner
was cut to the waters edge and cspsized
broken side down, the compressed air
kept Ter afoat and she was lowed up to
the wharf. No live. lost.
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The Weather.
MAR DEPAKTMFNT

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office OF tho Chief Signal Officer.
WARRINGTON, ID. G.. July 30.-l AN.
Indications.
For New England, Southeast TO South
west winds. warmer aud partly cloudy
weather during the jav with slight
changes in barometer.
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BrpprroRp, July %

BIDDEFoRD, July %.
The barn and stable of Daniel A
Bur1ham of hennebunkport were to-
tally DESTROYED by fire last night to-
gether with their contents. Loss 5000
insurance 5000. The fire was incen-
4 nv
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Extraordinarily Is, Mr.. James Brown and
Almira Phillips, both Of Ellsworth.
Lamoine-Juiy %. by Rev. Herbert Tilden
Mr.. kittridge B. Martin and Miss Nellie ii.
Gilbert, both Of Hancock.
Pen0bscot-July 5, by +. r. Bowden Esq.
Capt David Grindle and Miss Helen w. Can
dage, both Of Penobscot.
July 23d, by the same, Capt. Abram Per-
kins and Mrs. Ellen Grindle, both Of Penobs-
cot.
Brooklin-July LIST, BY Rev. +. 5. Fish,
Roscoe H. Bridges and Frances A. Davis,
both Of Brooklin.
July g, by the same, Fred l.. Allen and
Mabel +. Freethsy, both Of Brooklin.
South Gouldsboro-Juiy q. by W. Rand
Esq, Mr.. Charles Jackson Of Gouldsboro, and
Miss Jennie Howard.
Lawrence, ass.,-July ., by Rev. Joshua
Colt, Mr.. Geo. +. Silsby Of Boston, formerly
Of Aurora, Me-, and Miss Ida NJ. Foster Of
Amherst, Ne.