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0lurhill.


The farmers are generally through hay
ing. getting on an average about one quar-
ter more than they did last year.
the fields and gardens are feeling the
drouth very much and unless rain comes
soon many wells Will be dry.
The work on the Bluehill and Douglass
mines meets with highly satisfactory results,
and the ore being taken out is better than
ever found before.
The Stewart also is proving very salts
factory 20 those concerned.
AT a meeting Of the Republican Town
Committees Of Bluehill, Surry and Dedham,
held IN Hancock Hall. Ellsworth, Aug. Is,
it was voted that the nomination Of Rep
resentatve to the Legislature from the a.
bove towns for the present year be left'with
the Republicans of Dedham.
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VT. Desert
The Union Sabbath School Association of
Mt. Desert and vicinity will be held at
Salisbury Cove Church, Tuesday Aug. 20.
at 10 o'clock, A. VI.
Devotional meeting for 20 minutes led by
Rev A. \. Jones, President of the Asso-
citation.
TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED.
|. True progress in Sunday School work
What is it ? Rev. Mr.. Mooers.
2. How can it be secured Rev. Mr..
Allen.
3. What obstacles stand in the way of
such progress in connection with our own
Sunday Schools Rev. B. +. Stinson.
4. TO what extent may novel methods
proftably, be resorted to in Sunday School
work? Prof. knowlton.
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Virgins Cherry Cordial.

MIR, J. II. PARTRIDGE. of ELLSWORTH.
SAYS: If any one wants to know about
your CHERRY CORDIAL" you may send
them TO ne. never used anything in my life
that gave me relief so quickly, and SO pleas
ant TO the taste too. have sent YOU sever
al customers for il, and il helped them all.
one in particular | think of, Mrs. Daniel
Adams. Her colds generally last her three
months but she was cured in a week.
Ibtf
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! Am An Old Man.

Shall be - Years Of age next June. and
for the last six wears have suffered from
General Debility and old age. At times
could not get out Of bed without help.
commenced 10 take Sulphur Btters. In a
week felt stronger and got mighty fine
appetite. ! still continued their use. and
to-day walked over three miles without
feeling tired. something | haven't done in
five wears before. Sulphur Bi,ters is Alright
smart medicIne.-G RrurH. keokllk. inca
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>ch Forester, Young. Plymouth.
sch Cop. Miuak,n, Boston
Tuesday, Aug. -.
ApgIXE,,
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MARRIED.

Ellsworth-Aug. IL. by Rev. DIR. Tenney,
Capt. Charles NJ, Alley and Miss Agnes c.
Remick, both of Ellsworth.
Aug. ~, by Rev. DR.. Teuney, Mr.. Calvin
J. Sargent aud Miss Mary L. Royal, both OF
Ellsworth.
Steuhen-by J. c. Googins. Esq. Mr. Albert
c. Phinney and Miss Mary A. Pinkham, both
of st, uben.
Cape Rosier-Aug. 10, by Rev. q. G. Wins
low. Mr.. Samuel GOyaus and Miss Katie Paul
both Of BrookSvlle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-17

In American households the prevailing
complaints are weakness Of the stomach aud
IT, consequences. Indigestion. Nervousness
and Rheumatism. Such sufferer, can iay a
good foundation for health by using Parker's
Ginger Tonic A. il tone, up the stomach and
nerves. and keep, the kidneys active 70 car
~ oil the foul ma,ter-N r. FiIhylne. .
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-17

A new stock of Room Papers and
Borders, all new STYLES, just received, also
Curtains and fixtures with cord, tassels,
fringes and loops to match. Samples sent
by mail il desired. School books, blank
books and stationery of all kinds and quail
tiles for sale at J. A. Hale's, opposite
Whiting Brothers, Main st. Ellsworth.
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In Good <pirils.

= Walker, Cleveland, O.. writes For
the last twelve months | have suffered with
lumhago and general debility. | commenced
taking BpEpoCK BLOOD BIrTERS about SIN
week, ago. and now have great pleasure IN
stating that have recovered my appetite,
my complexion has grown ruddy, and feel
better altogether" Price Sl.od.
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North s~dg~ick

The ladies are providing for a grand
picnic dinner on the island scar H. J. Aliens
on FRIDAY of this week THIS Is a most de-
ighiul place for an enjoyable time. and
large company is expected from BluehilI
SedgW.ck and BROOKLYN. The proceed, will
- towards the erection Of a hall. which i,
much needed
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deaths from Heart Disease are alarm
ingl prevalent, and # you are troubled With
ANY II the symptoms, DO not DELAY. but buy
a bottle of DR. Graves Heart Regulator and
get relief. thousand. DO, aud hy no, YOU ?
Pamphlet free Of + T.. ingalls,, Concord, y.
II. Price 80 cent, and 500 per bottle.
lmJl
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-H4rper's NIyI=iHs for September opens
with b. autliul irouti-plcrr, entitled e sun
day Morning Ia surrey - from picture by Az
ir,d fAr.uus. The ,amr artist, with tqual
charm. illustr IL, Mr.. Lille, paprr-, In
surrey the fir>t Of which appear, h. this
Number. English country -crnrr, ha> never
been =" attta 'tINely presented A. in this de-
hghlful paper.
Ff,.m lhr rural beauty Of an English county
We turn "a quaint description Of one Of our
most cha actrri>tlc coat town--lork, IN
Maine, n ar Port mouth-beautifuiit illustf ated
BY " H. Hal,all .nd f.. III Garrett
The nth and la paper II Mr.. LathrOp's
">p .nI~h l>ta>" describes thu coast tow n
from Malaga 10 BarcriOua-a series Of Mcdi-
trrrauean POrt- and Gardens" full Of piclur-
e,que BIT, Of which the writer aud the artist
have mad the IN 81. NJ. Rslnhart'. ilu>tra-
ton, Tor this paprr-a- for the entire series
have never been surpassed
The eIOeftreue" (FAiIhul Wives /. the
title Of avery Interesting account Of Veins
berg. in >uahia. The writ'r, Elise Allen,
paints Two graz bic historical PICTURES Of which
Wr.nsbu : j. tie cen re konrad', siege Of the
Gas, le and The Fea-anl>' War md give, an
interesting sketch Of the poet Ju,tinus krr-
ner.
The third part Of Colonel Higgiuson's Amcri-
can History j. devoted to the discoveries male
by The Mortimer. His paper is illustrated
wih eight engrI'ings.
Edward f. WhIppi- contributes All enter
tanning paper, entitled ''spme RecOlleciiOn- OF
Ralph waldo Emerson" The problem II the
i-,is,ipp River, and the theories proposed
for IT. solution, form the subject OF timely
paper by David A Curtis.
Barnrr Philips contributes strong short
story, a Doctor Spoiled" NnOther excellent
short u ~. Love III Find oct the Way"
j. contributed BY Mrs. Elizabeth ID. b. St,d-
dard. Poem, are Contributed by lljaimar ii.
Bovest and Philip Bourke MarstOn.
w lillian Kicks new novel "Shautpu
Bell becomrs more interesting with every
ne~ part, and is finely illustrated by William
Small
Tn Editors Easy Chair, Literary aad His
t0ricai Records, and Drawer are full VI timely
and entertaining matter.
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The Republicans Of the classcd towns
Of Mt. Desert, Eden. fremont and Gran
berry Isle are requested TO meet at Hamor's
Hall. Somc.ville. on Saturday Aug %, al
, O'Clock p VI for the purpose Of selecting
candidate for Representative to the next
Legislature. Aug. Is.
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Mr.. c. c. Burrill, reports the line Of
deposits in his bank as rapidly increasing
ana already exceeding his anticipations.
Mr.. Burril offers the same banking facilities
10 our merchants and others, as would be
furnished by a National Bank. 3tf
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r HI subscriber hereby gives publ. notice a. all
! concerned. that b" h1~ h,'eu duly appointed.
aud hA- taken upon himself the trust II an 4 dmln
i-trstur 81 tho Estate of Carleton VI Austin late 81
lAm"iur ~ tho County Of Hancock, deceased,
10y giving bond as The law r,ct~ he ther,forr
requests all person u H. indebted tn the sad
ds- et-,st- estate. g. make mmcitatv pas mrut a. i
those - %" have uy demand, Thereon. ~ exhibit
the same fur payment.
pANIELN. MCFARLAND, Admr
ADJUST .. l~S.. 3w..s
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PeterSOR's Magazine for September, opens
with charming >teei-rBgraying, from a pct
ure H. the listParis Salon VIII ch Is followed By
beautiful druble-sized, cOloreI steel fashion
plate and this by nearly fft, wood-eng rayings,
including cOlored pattern for Tidy on Java
tanyas." The stories Of the number more
than maintain the high merit OF this we'll
known and popular monthly: one, by Mrs.
NJ. Shelley Peters, ''The Chain Of Hair il
p ,rticularis good; while Mrs. stephens
Love in fsngie" grow more and more
absorbing No other lady's book combines so
many qualities and has such sustained merit
in every department: it is, emphaticaliv, IS
the publisher claims, "the cheapest aud best :"
The price is but two dollars a year, wi b very
great deduc ions 10 clubs. Specimens are sent +,
gratis, 10 hose really wishing to ct up clubs.
Certainly. evefy BODY ought 10 tax this maya
zine. A dr. -, Cbas Peterson, 30j Ches, nut
Street, Phiiadeiphia, Pa
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II 'HE subscriber hereby gives public notice
l. To ali con. erncd that he hs- been duly
appointed and ha> lskcu upon himself the trust
OF trustee under the last VIII ,uJ Testament of
John Black lat" Of Ellsworth in th
COUNTY Of llaucoca deceased, by giving bond
- rae law dir cts; he therefore requests all
pcT>ou~ who are indebted g. the said drceased's
estHte, to make immediate payment, and those
wfo have any immediate demands the rcon To
exhibit the SANE for settlement
JOHN \. PETERS, Trustee.
August >, lS~9. 3wG}s
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Invalid wives and mothers quickly re-
stored 10 health by using Browns Iron
Btttcrs A true tonic.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
dispatches to the Ellsworth Americana
BANGOR VISITED BY 4 TERRIFIC
STORM RESEMBLING 4
TORNADO.
TIE STREETS FLOODED.
TREES BLOWN DOWN.
THE COURT HOUSE | NROOFED.
CHU RICH SPIRES THROWN
DOWN AND BUILDINGS
DESTROYED.
THE STREETS FLOODED.


OF the olde,, Inhabitants fail, 20 recall any
thing Of ike naa.u.taae IN The history e
TIL, ,icin.r, or even of tie State end west
ern men now visiting oar city say i re-
s.mb,,> very closely ire severe N.orm, N h.5h
have occurred in recent ysar, ,h-oughou, the
S,a-r, 81 the 5.unrr Mississippi Nanc,.
N.,is fa.he. If lrhtaie, Illuminated the
ra,h,ra. darkness, and loud report, -
,A..r.i..- .,,,,e. .crr.r ii, h..e aa The street,
There VA, Die terrible crash a, about ia T
,a.. a.. yt..b ..ra...r5 n II, f,r, nee,
III other ,Far,. in ,h. direction. OF tte
,..m,ra.., Team, en- tae ha,.uc>. street, rhe
horses ,,-, naturally became alarmed and
,s,,-,. .r.-.,-I -,5..sv IA, .a...-7,.. The -,
VA. ar uai.s, II -sa raj interest anl The
..a..l, N .u.. distinct shower. wcr. noticed
rapid, comm. together. Store keeper,
were t..,.y engaged .a preparing FIR rte
shower. a-.. r9sa. women and children hast
crrl sIar. be highway, seeking places ua;
,zr.,,G Fora few .ef moment, ,gs ra.p
FL. ,,4-l.,. and ,aca IN al. Is hcrooac->
IL, storm aar>. aion the c3A. Tie ram
f..l.n d continuous sheet, and the Wind .a-
al, .>ra .u violence t.. il assumed remark
aisle yr..s.,,. The ue'cr csmc down
>.ea torrent, tia, Tie eye could acre.-a'y
oa., shot distance. aad THE observer cog.4
see a, d distance 10 NOR, read J., than 20 The
mos, l..r...a, ,aau>.5rm. IN 4 ,rry brief
lapse u time ,ae >,reet, aere. ;rAa,'arme!
into roara. streams. aud ,ac anoua., az,
presented NJ Signs. baNr- and various dchr>
a.t.u- read /, through "'>t NarAc.
Square. heaIa~AeaS Ir.dgc. ENrAa'-e,
Broad. Mn. Cea'sa. and other hl, Ness
streets. The and a.e~ from 'he nar'h,a>;
wsth a fierce ac,. u,,er before eaaaaca J."
this vicinity, aa. seemed ST times A. i
uata.r. would =, A..e t3 stag. tar fry o'
the gale. F.- 4aa-.s n... -.e.. ".'a 'ae ran
w,re A4.,toae- y .4r-e ,.z.. .". '.r beat
ing Of these q z,a a.al', Upon 'a' ".a4a">
and sides VI ~, BIZ .as> >s.-t-aasr .a-
creased the le...4a created IS ta, storm.
By ,x O'Clock sae -..e had spent g., t.re
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Ser atUr and Mrs. lilt Wtrv ln the CITY
Frli,y n.t r,t..r...d e. Bar Harbar. Sa'ur-
da,.
A r..,, ls;.s-f,tie bel bsa, has rer.rtI,
b..rr r.,r,I IN p,.si.r.i R,, near N.rk
Island
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- hr mac 'f'' caught in lN' nay are
les 900 -4mA,t "4' al uu">da.'A 'Ai-c N'+'
tins leAl-
NJ. + Grant Of I.,no.p.. nrFgr. A
b..r.. h...,,, and ,.,-,r,,. WAGON Tor ,.le a.
q, l,.....,.
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eteAr'4 'f." ting ~.'e "' .'r "'" I""""'H
I'' ana ''' -''"n4 i'''.tA "h.
r.. y Iord ua.-or of the Bap-
,... church. IN Dover. j. ua,..us hi, vacation
a; \"uaP0rt Vle bis family
Nj - Ose- ,t. n4,a.,.,.r # the
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~ " N.r'''.n '"a &. Is. fAs''.-i'.
visited i-.i- .'-i "''A. ana .'n.At'4
T. rr, steamer Ara.ra Is now
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D., ,,...r...r ...,,... ,.,..-I... q. .... down
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-.
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pas ,'-'-' - i''..''. odd 500 FPS
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Lad. aHa Nl"a are a.''f'l>rd 90 'e pres
err a"- Ai.r">, 'at f4,.an contention 10
I.>vHt. b next ar>la'.
IH a N4ca>. 'tF'(r'..E. p-H. .,h'a rs
l~'.> 81 lAarai Boston. 90 received lH-'
uia-as.r, t..1 maintains d, lfca position
both 90 a., a,crart and artistic composition
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Bin, .. l.-sI...h b.. aaa member ai ne
N..a.n .rr ..-,, sd E-"a"a College. BE-
as.r- a- s,.A 81 she Ha'cl llcs lee a, Bar
liarhar
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5000 per year can he ,.-lg a...lr at b me-
wsrAlus gor T. S. Esl,,ui 4 CO.. % Bar lay
-,r,s.. ~ York e..ui for Their catalogue, and
iuu Particular. lsr1-
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Sunday afternoon, our people enjoyed
a rare treat. Gen. o. o. Howard whO was
spending the sabbath here, as the guest %
X L. Buck, was invited to be present and
speak at the Citizens temperance meeting,
which inyita, lion he accepted. As this fact
became generally known. as a natural con
sequence. Emery Hall vas preuy well filed.
Rev. \. l.. Skinner was called to the chair.
The meeting was opened by music, singing
b. the choir and congregation Miss Alice
Emery presided at the piano. PRAYER vas
offered Ay g. W. Herbert Mr. skinner
made some very appropriate introductory
remarks. A a. Gem had some LITTLE bust
ness matters to speak Of rrlat,c to the or
gans,atiou. Parker Spodord was next
called upon. He always has something IN
tcrr~tipg to say. The chairman then pre-
scented the General m apt and well chosen
words. He spoke fifty minutes in an easy,
familiar manner lie does not think NC
know anything about iniemperancc, We do
ult book II We had suffered from il, orr
reformed men don't LOOK as If they had
ever bycn druakArd.. lie dom, see any
body i,ug around drunk He don't see
any saloons open Sunday. He don't see
" hat Ne have got To do. Dr. Swalcy. OF
Chicago. then made some interesting re
marks. Then came MIR K. /. Back. turn.
tie lil NOT ike 20 speak AZ T., the General.
however hc made out finely ami closed BY
iayiiug al. Who would Ike to take the
General y, the hand d call At hi. house
any Time before be- left. which would be
Monday AZ II O'Clock The General al.
dressed the children 81 LIN 81. SUNDAY
Nch'o! ~ the evening At their concert.
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August ?, 1852.


HANCOCK, sat Coart 4 Z .Ohate held at
II sw"rth on the first We,nes lay of ugu.t lss2
On thu PeItion aforesaid ORDE ED, That no.
nee be gwen ny publishing copy of said peti-
ito with this or er thereon ihrcs y,.,ks surces
siyei, IN he Eilsw nth american a newspaper
pri tel In Ellswo til, that all persons Interested
ma attend on tb hr>t Wednesday oi Sept mber
next, at L ,urt OF Pro- ate then to re b6Ide- in
ElSwo tn and shew cause, II ny, why the PRAYER
of said petition should not be granted Such no.
tie TO he given before said 4 ri.
3wJ2' PARKER TUCK Judge
Attest :-CHAs. p. UORR, Register.
true Opy sttest;-CHAs. 7. DoRR, Register
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To- the Honorable. Judz OF Probate within an, for
the County Of Hancock
| II undcrs gncI George " PrttingiIl Guard.
Ian u Alice Gordon, ct al. minor heir, u Au.
gu-tus tToriOu lafc Of >uIiya In said county
deceased, respectfully represents that -ai minors
are select and possessed u certain real e-tat -it,i
atei IN sih IA Ivan a. vii the homestead Of the
late Augustu- 6 T luu containing . acres NOR. or
less with the buildings thereon. That aid e,tat,.
Is unpT"d ictive Of any benefit to said mino,- ,
tht II i'll De for the interest said minors that
tue shOuId be sold ami the r0cee,ls secured
on Interest o otherwise used To- their benefit he
therefore avs your Honor that he may BE- author
ize'i AMI empowered agrecably to Jaw t. -eU the
sane At public Or private sale all tho ahnve .tr-
eriiEai real estate, part Of 1t as In your
opinion may be eNpe,iieut
GEO. ". PETTINGu.L.
August 2 1sSl
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Republican County Convention.

Ell.
The '"mn"'ee on 'redcr1a'' reported
W mole n1''"er ni delegates enDi'cd
b" sea- li'
W hHr nHm"fr present l35
l"P''. No' "p.'1. 49,.
"a m"5"a "' J. l. iiii, 81 >ai'iNan. the
EN- ''''.H "I-'"'h'''"" Ma made p'fmA-
u'1-
o. mo.i"o 'i IL {. Vaughan. Of Els
~"fsh' i"' ''''""'ni '"mmu''c "a hesoiu-
hna~ "a' appointed ~ the h'f
II g. Na'ShAH. f.ts""f'h !. o. fh'i-
hr'.A' l"'tH'; :" T. sampson N'iN'n'
) II "'>.' F'AnN''n' \. - Nn""m'A'
B-,N'5"5s
6. T. Sampson presented the name q
o"'er Z hr--'7. Of >a'.''aa. A. senator .
Tor ''c ca''cFn p"r-'"n Of i'e county aud .
X, J. H."a.' nrc.eH'e- the name "i t'rh
VI Hanoi NJ Desert
Peg ,a'n.n',. e .. ''as''" A''"r' ana count
VOC, wee. g. T. >"5p~"'. O. W Young
an. f-.f" LARK.
LIE "A''', 'r'l..e1 a. follows
.'.e "'"''1 81 votes cast -"
Mecca, i"r e"'iee. 90
ba'u J Nr1s4"r had -
'cn VI ha"'f aad 80
NaA'.'.";.
y .i'i' VI, h' ,aa''' second ballot
hnN .aN'A 49, .t' '".''"'H- f''a'
W .'.' "-.n'r. "' voices. ia
N'ey'',.H fig o-"..r. 9
o.''f T. d. '-.sH l-a -
he NJ t""'. h"- -
>a '"-
an4 v i''-i'n "a' declared 'H' choice If
irc r'"''".''"-
l"I N'NA.'. tfvm The "r'''T" portion -
,He s"AHA zoe i'"""'HS '""A'i."t ~"Tr
e"..,'a ia f'.'.''. ''>'i h"i 0".'' ''' vote
" "a d. > - - l'". \. u
>n.~ iiAD. h4aA'.'f'' l. J.. Hale. t..--
a."
vi. N"'t'F-. presence ih' name 81
h'.'l W >'.-r"-. 90. >'-I" 90, ava VI
s." .''i i.',''.'. iHr name 90 "AN ".
N,A"',.'.' '' J. A'.'H
itc "a...' ie-a-it" - follows
.D.e nNm'". = woes. l"5
Nccr,,Ai, '0f oiaisr' -
h-N W, N'A''''''' ha1 -
hy-N Sargent hAH -
aua Nr N'A"''l"f va declared The Homi-
nee i'f 'h' "'>iri" "A'i % TIE county.
A. Il 49, ne" past Il O'Clock tie Con
'ei-"n '""A d recess 10. l.'n.
." 't-A''''Ha.''; 'ar ''.'""."s committee
"eIr chosen i' receive A'>"'' and count
'u.e' p. On.o-s A'.arar,
J. q. f.-"rauA. tA'iHe LYMAN Hop
A..>. Trenton r. J. >Hal.nn. hanoas>.
VI :. J''s' oi Deer Isle. nrr-rnird the
nam, 30 "c't-t- NJ. Warren" i 'a>.tne. aud
Nj Nose 81 "o-..,3nFn IN" name Of Ben
JAM" J. >u~'". ". k..'"oT'h.
IL, ballot I'd A. follows:
Nlu.r na.n.rs "t vote. IL
Ncse,.'u '1r choice -
George VI. W % .tu 40
BEN ,fu.H |. >uslr
ea. NJ Warren VA, del lrrd the nominee
ipr tp4uty Attorney.
The fu..oang committee we're chosen 20
rey,Ne, 4>,ur. aud count Nu,e- for Erg.,irr
% DrrG,
H. 4. Iupp. B4cha., T.. C. Cha,,o
BleYA,,l.r ". T.. NcIsrd,ou. fremont
Rev. 4. +. Pa.,nsf, GaI.d,ooro, present
ed 'ue name of William b. CAmpb,ll OF
Ellsworth end T. u. Long presented q. q.
Long OF Bleh..A
Iar aa..o. resulted a, follows
Nta.c u4uavr 1f vote, cast. l3I
Necessary Tor choice. ~
W..aam h. Campbell had lly
6. G. Long had
II Fr,aou, Maddox, had .
an4 William T.. Canpie. ps> declared the
uom!ae, Tor KeLl,ler of Deeds.
The t8.loU!ug committee w., chosen TO
rer,,c. a,,of. and eouu, vote, for County
Treasurer:
" II. H. Spotford. Deer Isle; c. X.
G,odNlu. Mar.a,Iilr: J. II. Dougirs.. Bar
Harb8r.
Inc name Of John \. Buck Of OrIapl
VA presented by K Woodbury. Of Ca',ine.
The ballot re>oliea a. follows:
Wuoie ma nher Of vote, cast was 1870
Necessary for choice Go
John 4. Buck had 81
Luther Lord had ~
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DIE ID.

Obituary aofices beyond ne Date Name and Age
must b. pad FOR az tie rdts Of ten cents line.
Ellsworth-AuG 5. Mrs. Hannah Bekford d,
sged ~ years, months and 10 days.
Milbridge Aug II, Abbie c. wife of Mr. 4.
John 5. Campbell. aged IS years and month .
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STORMS AND FLOODS.


Reported LESS of Lie in Nebras!,a-Danase
In Other States.
Butler county, Nebraska, was deva-
stated by tornado onSuEday, and num-
Der of people were killed, much stock was
lost and the crops destroyed. The path
of the storm was ten miles wide The da.
mage is estimated at $4,000.
In the vicinity of Veron, Iowa, tile
streams rose to a great height, the fields
were completely inundated and bridges
and sluices carried away. Many farmers
have abandoned the hope of growing
enough corn for feed. Oats are materially
injured, many fields being red with rust,
and the outlook for tho crops is 80 per
cent. worse than ten days ago.
Disastrous storms in Missouri, along the
line of the Hannibal and St. Joseph rail.
road, blew down thirty-five miles of telc-
graph wires in the vicinity of Brookfield. /.
There is 4 bad washOnt on the Quincy,
Missouri s. Pacific railroad, ard the Chi
cago, Burlington Il Quincy trains are de-
layed by washOuts and unsafe bridges.
Almost a cyclone visited Galesburg OH
Sunday night, and, although the damage
there was not great, the neiGhboring
country suffered considerable injury. The
Illinois river is out of it's banks, ard bot
tom farming this year is impossible.
The telegraph wires are twisted, torn
and grounded in every direction in Ne
braska. The storm travelled 400 miles in
six hours. In it's course it struck KirwiD,
Kansas, and completely carried away
churches, houses and barns. AT Talmage,
Marysville, Avoca and other points in