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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
A. HU7ZLER'S SONS,
915 EAST BROAD STREET.

Recognizlng the fact that within few weeks
the demand for SUMNER GOODS viii lessen, we
win begin this week 10 REDUCE PRICES ALL
THROUGH OUR STOCK.
GREAT SLAUGHTER OF PARASoLs.
Those that we're IS reduced 10 $3.50,
Those that we're $3.50 reduced TO s22j,
Those that were $50 reduced 70 81,
and all others In proportion.
THE FALL IN THE PRICE OF MATTlNGs.
From 50c. TO aOs, from 35c TO e5c., from soc. TO
15c WHITE MATTIdG at 81 a piece for forty
yards. aud FANCY MATING at A.i5 piece.
OUR CUT PRICES OF WHITE GOODS.
INDIA LINENS at Be-. per yard; CnEcKED,
MUsLINs at Be-; SHEER. STRIPED. and
BARRED MUsLISa at SIC. that are worth l2'tc.:
aud extra width and quality at lOc., The value OF
'-'' CHEAT BARGAINS IN FANS
Fine JAPANESE PARCHMENT FANS at 10
and &c.; exirs quality SlLvBkED and Gill
C0LORS SATIN FANS at sc that are worth 'oc'
PRINTED CHALLIgs.
We have reduced the price Of our PRINTED
CHALLlES 10 6Hc. There are about thirty piece
left OF choice styles and new designs. none OF
which can be duplicated this season al the
price we Offer them.
UNEXPECTED BARGAINS.
LADIES, BALBRIGoAN JERSEY VESTS At
f5c.. value 3jc.: LADIES' KNITTED JERSEY
VISITS at g5c., value ACC LADIES' Isle JER-
sEY VESTS at SOC, value 1jc Our entire stock
Il now in superb condition and embraces the
completesl assortment we have ever shown.
Il. HutsleTS Sons,
315 EAST BROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

CHROPSHIRE-DOwN RAMS FOR
~ kALK.--i hsse few RAN LAMBS aud
YEAkLiNas for sale at reasonable prices Ap-
ply 70 r. B. Ck0WpER,
i 70, uas&dlx3Alo Amelia Courthouse. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
CPECIAL SHOE AND SLIPPER
SALE OF
ODDS AND ENDS.

ladies', Misses, and children's Mikajo Slip
pers at SOC. worth 75s and 81;
Ladies' KID Hand-Turn Boots sold formely at 81
now selling at $3.50;
Fine Cincinnati Make Ladies' Opera slippers
with bows at Csc. regular price, si25;
ladies' So Hand-stitcbei Boots reduced TO ";
Ladies' -Four Button Newport Low shoes at $3.50.
This Is fine Cincinnati mako and we sold
them as f25l
Ladies Genuine French Kid, French Heel, New
York Made Boots at ESQ. old price IS:
Big lot Of Ladies' 81 Kid Boots at $3.50:
Lot Of hisses 75c. Beaded Bow slippers for soc.
Lot OF Misses 50 Hieh-Cut Heel Kid Boots sacri-
feed now for So:
Gsnilemen's Mikado Slippers a, 7sc., old price
t1.25:
Lot q Ladies' Langtry Ties a, Soc. old price
si.25;
Misses Extra High ca. spripg Heel Boots that
wereA now ss-sizes II. ~, Is. l3h. aud ~
Ladies' French Kid Boots, sold formerly 81 20,
now O.;
Lot Ladies' Patont-Lssther $50 0xiords now 81 :
Ladies' French Kid boots, Louis XIV. heels, worth
fishes 2 3, 4. and tk-now 81;
Lot OF Genilemen's s. coiored-Top shoes nowfor
10, Of ilenuemen's sa5o Calf shoes for saia
Como before your size IL gone a. We cannot
guarantee 10 have all sizes and widths In above.
No exchange! For cash oniy
JACOB MAY 8 SON,
~ l-lv 5f Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

LINEN TOWELS.
exc Linen Towels reduced to 4Hc
l5~ Linen Towels reduced 20 TO-.
g)c Linen Towels reduced 70 l2Hc.
25c Linen Towels reduced 10 l5c.
Soc Linen Towels reduced TO l9c.
Crash Toweling &c. yard.
HANDKERCH1EFs.
kc Handkerchief reduced 10 &c.
lOr. Handkerchiefs reduced 10 20.
l2L,c. Randkerchiefs reduced to SIC.
Ia is and 20c. HandkerChicfs reduced 10 i0c.
csc. sils Mitts l0c.
l0c. Folding Fans 80.
lOc. Collars and Curs So.
25c Chidren's Muslin Caps i7c.
WASH DRESS GOODS.
12h and 1Or. Ginghams reduced 20 o.,
l2Gc solid aud Fancy Bstiste reduced 10 Shc.--
yard wide.
SIC Batiste reduced 10 O..
l9Sc. White Muslin. In Stripes md checks, re-
duced 10 7Ic.
Sc Cheese Cloth reduced 20 &C..
l2Lzc Linen lawn reduced 10 SIC.
Zoe Pacific Lawn reduced 10 &c.
Zoe. Saiiccn reduced TO nc.
1Yhc. sa.ieen Rcmnants reduced 10 Sc.
1Oc. GiughRm Remnants reduced 10 o..
12H 10 -. Dress-GOods Remrants reiuc>1 10 &c.
s2..!2j, $3.50, and % Fancy Parasols reduced
10 $50.
LIS Gloria SILK Umbrellas reduced 10 f.s2.
e. Gloria Silk Umbrellas, gold tip. reduced to
fl.G2
represented as thcy were aud are now.
LEVI HEXTER.
jy3-Tu&Th 101 Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

y GRAND EXCURSIONS EVERY
- WEEK,
commencing June 7th-
Elegant steamer ARIEL Tho famous and
sTUEsDAY add THURSDAY M00NLIGHTsS
40 DUTCH GAP;
leave $50 r. NJ; return 1890 p. NJ;
Ladies' and children, 2sc gentlemen, oOc
SUNDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION TO THE
MONITOR FLkEr.
and stops Al City Point half hour;
leaves $40 p. n; returns p. ID.
Tickets, adults, Doc. children, &c
Hardman Grand Piano, and Refreshments on
oil Excursions No intoxicating liquors or itA-
proper persons allowed.
above excursion trips By churches, societies, etc.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
10 k2m 1li7 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DIR. E. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a guaranteed specific for Hyste-
ralgia, Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by
the use Of alcohol or tobacco Wakefulness, Men
tai Depression, SOftening OF the Brain resulting
In iusanly and leading 10 misery, decay, ami
death, Premature Old Age, Loss OF Power In
Either Sex caused by oyer-exertioD Of tho brain
or Oyer-indulgence. Each box contains ono
months Ueatment 81 a box, or six boxes for s..
sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
70 cure any case. With each order recsiYef by
US for six boxes. accompanied with s., we will
send the purchaser our written guarantee 70 re-
fund the money II tho treatment docs not eject
azure. Guarantees issued only by
4. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist
sole Agent
ei9 east Main street., Richmond, Va
my l-dawiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
ryyHE BRADSTREET COMPANY,
Il CHARLES Y. CLARK, fkEslDksE
BRApsrREETss RICHMOND offiCk
no. lis EAST MAIN STREET
telepaoDo Nota

III Witty, slpeFtAtfnlea-
Tbe Richmond once has moro lhan kept pt's
vim The rapid gruxsn OF he slty ani Develop
rnent Of he serrtsxy 1loasary 10 II II orsfs .
mo meraa1le cou>znanlty VI lkio section al tA,
advantages u asystem the snpes'ority o. ~ases
n re.,oglsEei Ia every uals centre Of TIE eva.
ixrd world mat Il u M special sense prcpasgi
a. gard the inlsrpsto VI ~ local latrons u A..
tessed BY the fzcs nat Il has nes = .arge ssasss
sf4shleritsrs sAsn ssla stAss s<ssasl;'.s s2sSsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

L,OR SALE, A COMPLET Il
IL TaREsBING-M MACHINE, In perfect order
mountsd Richmond separator ssd q mounted
six-hOrse power. tafFsin can DC obtained.
X. l. HARRISON, tg7 Louisiana street.
Nv 3-ru seksu3t Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
S7ICKEY Fly PAPER
JUST RECEIVED.
Trade supplied by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
lie l0l
DLAIR'S CHLORAL THYMOL
- has proved Itself 70 Do
POWERFUL DIsIsFECTANr.

II has preyented the spread OF contagious
diseases, particularly Dlphthers ana Scarlet
Fever, In families; IL has modified bad syFnp-
TOMS and has often afforded comfort Ia sick.
rooms by its agreeable aud thorough deodorizing
properties. IL has saved lives Ia This city.
For sale oy druggists. Price ~ cents DoIaa
de
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
Il. HutsAeyS Sons,
9l5 EAST BROAD STREET.
liy 3-Tu&Thl
II E X T e r IS.

| have made for this week some extraordinarL
low prices on my entire stock Of LINEN TABLE
DAMAsK, LINEN TOWEL, HANDkERCHlEfs,
and WASH DRESS GOODS. i have fully 90
termined not 20 carry over yard ot these goous
IL LOW PRICES will move them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

Racocniz,ng the fact that within few weeks
Tho demand Tor SUMNER GOODS will lessen, We
win begin this week 10 REDUCE PRICES ALL
THROUGH OUR STOCK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

E. W. wEISTGER,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

Reading notices IN reading-mstter type
nnes or less. 81; in nonpsreil lesdef, 'ec.
Card Of rates for more space furnished on ap-
fllcnlInn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

An letters ana kilograms mus. be addressed
aTuE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications win not b re-
furnSi.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-19
ID . sss~stic Porte.

Boston-Ar July 10. sch \ & Brooks, Small
iidge, sullivan
SD July -. >chs VINEYARD. Cummings and
A Emerson, Day Hoboken
Ar july Il. ,chs ii Cushmnn. Brown,
Deer Isle; DeXalo, Brown. Mt Desert; Ann,
Powers, Deer Isle
Rangor-Ar July II. >eh II. J. Cottrell. Has
SD july IL. sch A ; Murch. Young. New
York
Charleston Sid july II, sch Mary Lord,
Lord, Philudelphia
New Iork-Ar july II, sch Clifford Crab
tree. cape iIaytien.
Passed Hell Gate july 10, sch Gen Banks,
New York for Mt Desert
Portland-sid July Is, sch Regulator, Wes-
colt. Ca>tine
Ar July Is. sch Caroline kreischer. Dew
ereuX, Bucksport
Ar July 10, sch Capt John, Chatio. Rondout
Philadelph july II. sch All>ton. Bar
bour, Csmbridgeport; z Thnriow, Talbot,
Portland
Salem-Ar July 10, .ch 5 A Blasdell, Ray
Perth Amboy.
Green's Landing-Ar July 8, sch Lula,
Decker, New York
Ar July 10, sch j II Butler. Mt Desert
Ar July II, sch> Pennsy lvanis, Rockport; ;
Willie, Know lion, New York; Black Warrior,
Portland
Ar july IL. sch Florence + Tower, Knowl-
ton. Boston
Sid July 10, sch Katie Hail. Stinson, for Bos-
ton
Sid July IL, sch Cor,ova, Simpson, for Bos-
ton
Castine-Sld July 10. sch ID T Patchin, Ord
way. for Boston with brick
Ar July ID, sch sympathy. GRAY, from Ban
gor for Camden.
Ar July Is, sch Perfect, GRAY. with lumber
from Bangor
Ar july 10, sch Baltic. Patterson, with lum-
Der from Bangor for Boston
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-19
I4amoine.

Lamoine.
The schooner Walter NJ. Young" Capt.
Harding has returned from the Banks be-
ing the first of the Lamoine fleet to arrive
The vessel has but little more than a third
If load, as fish are very scarce. Less
than five hundred quintals, as a result of
three months cruise. looks oiscoaraging.
Capt John Linscott OF the "Scud. Is
doing quite an extensive business carving
sand from here to Bar Harbor, to be used
for mortar making. The Lamoiue sand Is
called trst-class.
Farmers are just commencing to cut
their grass. The late rains have helped
the hay crop wonderfully.
Other crops are looking well consider
ing that the planting season was about two
weeks later than usual. Field strawberries
are abundant
Mrs. d. X. Hagerthy has returned from
a sea voyage with her husband
Mrs c. A. Reynolds has recently On.
joyed pleasant visit to Camhridgeport.
Mass.
Mrs. Bowdcn wife Of Capt Isaiah Bow
den, goes this week to join her husband
on another trip.
MIR and Mrs. l.. W Cushing and Mrs..
Chas. Cushing Of Waltham. Mass are at
Mr. G. II. lfodgkins
+. F. Fitzpatrick is home from Ncw
YORK. on visit to h> parents
Miss olive L. Young Of Boston. is Wis.
iting relatives Ia town.
Those foxes" Of Mr. IIaSlam evidently
object 10 newspaper notoriety fpr on the
very morning the item regarding them ap.
pcarcd in the AMEnntN, they cvincrd their
cunning by escaping from their cage. one
81 them repaired 81 once to a hen-honsc
near hy and without any adp began To
pail the feathers from hen. He hal
boon accustomed 81 having his poultry
brought in him IN A dcfuGct state tx
ircurly - in some cases. and did not
know that live hen would object To be-
Ing picked. PauSing t. look at the stu
alton. be WAS interrupted hy a man appear.
M ga the scene. A livcly chase followed
in which two foxes and several people
tnok part. The third fpx took refuge lib
the carriage house aud was captured ~
Mr. iiaslAm. one Of the others was shot
aud the other still enjoys h~ freedom.
I.amoinc can have a fox hunt A. We'll A.
Newport
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-19
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-19

CsstiHe.
Mr.. Francis Grindle appeared Monday
with a new meat cart.
Hon. &. NJ. Warren left Monday to at
tend a session of the Governor aud Coun-
ell.
Mrs. Alvin Hatch left Monday for New
buryport, Mass, TO join her husband.
Mr.. Will Hooker is at home on visit.
Mr.. A. J. Wheeler. of Waltham, Mass
is spending two weeks vacation as the
guest of Mr.. Lewis Randell.
Mr.. Hatch, wife and son and Dudley
Whitney were among the arrivals on the
Richmond Wednesday.
July Is. w. F. b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-19
City and County.
Fifteer h Maine Regimental Asso-
citation.

-'', local Na.' tomw'rtee GU Reunion hav-
f.-ir d, -.r ll- arisln-,msn'> for the regi-
mental B., union II 1SNs, hs,r designated Ban
-pr a, The place, aud Wednesday, sept 10Th a.
the date of >uch reunion. The general rem
d l,ou> ~ Raugor WI hc Grand Army Hall,
sud g a.. NJ. j. fNed the hour Of meeting.
kr.lucrd rates =, the hotel, and on I'll railroad
9ui steamboat lines. large attendance and
au enjoyable reunion may confidently b. relied
upou. Don't on TO pat IN an appearance, II
ter any reason Yea should not be able to at
tend. please rppor; ID t't,r 10 The secretary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-19
AN EXPLANATION.

W hat |, this nervous trouble" with which
% many seem now to be afflicted II YOU will
remember few wears ago the word Malaria
was comparatively unknow II i II.
common a. any word in the English language.
yet this word covers only the meaning OF an
other word used BY our forefather~ in times
past so it i with nervous diseases. as they
and Malaria are intended TO cover what our
graudfaihers called Riliousness, and all are
caused by troubles that arise from diseased
condition OF the Liver which in performing il
functions. finding il cannot dispose of the lille
through the ordinary channel. i compelled to
pass II off through the system. causing uer-
vous troubles. Malaria. Bilious Fever. etc.
You who are suffering can well appreciate a
cure. We recommend Green's August Flow
er. It's cures are marvellous. 1yri2 ow
SUMNER LAssITUDK is relieved by Skin
Success Soap which stimulates the skin to
healthy activity. Sold at the drug store OF
S. ID. Wiggin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-19
I)'NETT.

An inquest closed the 9Th on the body
of Alexander NJ. Mckinney, who was found
dead in Elliottsville. The verdict was that
death was caused by two rifle balls from
rife in the hands of Edwin B. Hall, of Ban
gor, on the south shore OF lake Onaway,
July 8.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-19
Foreign Pots

Port Mulgrave, n s-Ar July II. sch Lila
B Fernaid, from North Bay for Portland
Matanzas-Ar july 6, bark Belle Wooster.
Higgins. Philadelphia
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-19

Take pebble aud east {; into the broad
waters % the Atlantic ocean. thr ripplcN
raised On IT. sur ACE VIII spread aud spread
until they Ms the FAR distant shores >"
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universe, on and on. until their pathway
shall Il passed. after ihe speaker ~ha'I
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-19

when BABY 49, sch gave her CastoriA
wAcn she ~. Ch.ll ,he cried f,r astoria
Ha.n $40 b-,An- Ms. .he rlun, 70 astoria
When 49, Id Children sac gave tlera astoria
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-19

t'lciteu> manh r. Af'' I"' hul''a' An"'
bad been i4ri 'h' h-i.h' couple r"urn'' J."
their home IT, f'ah"t'h. ire AAhNi' -
wishes them d ''''''u' "''.''d ne
>ec IN "ur advertisement columns the an
ueuar. ineut. "ll"u,' Ter sale.
"A ii'a'' MOT" from An-. stevens. Esq
~ husn..I, Pa, been received 'n'i"- am
,lonl1 Recovering. hof'. 'Hd You may yet
bear fr"su ~" "Hn'' in h3.'.
Far ,hs n,.'awiu. Aeon Thrust We arc IT,
d,br,.i ta nur rllr,. Iort.ui .'spras. bur
H.. I.aut ,.,H tu Elu,lH IS. NOTICED
ahf..at ist.Iuu7 as,'. foatin. 90 tho corn
t.I,ta l.G.-5su. prma-r,,. ,sho when quo>-
t.aa.d respecting i'. novel u. declared fiiat
ID ai- uI.uau o. ~ g. t'r. best u>c i could Pee
r.'' to, - 'r''r t'''s.".I- fire. trade "'''--
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tH.r,. 81" t.a I-u.t5-.sr .ar..t meeting
s-,.. Unitarian s.,trt t.fs.t hest saturday
,s..r-Hf .,' -'aui sd- ~ attendance =
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-19

pass the whole ~ this >easan II hi iancock
Point cottage but will 2, to the White Mount
aims for par, of the time
Mr.. +. l.. Curtis ha. been confined to his
house for number OF DAYS. II Is hoped that
he Is now improving. We hear that 1t i a
ease OF Is phoid fever.
Geo. ". Vanderbih's steam yacht Lucille,
though she /, y prm little craft. there /. moth
iug abou, her 10 inii ate that She Is the prop
erry OF one OF the richest men in the land.
Tuesday Of lat week. while Mrs. Edmund
Pcndeion was driving in her village cart near
the Porcupine block, Bar Harbor. team be
longing to Robert Sproul came in contact with
her horse and threw him MR.. rendeton
Wa thrown from the carriage which passed
over her snd was considerably bruised and
badly shaken up. Her coachrnan succeeded in
stopping the horse before more damsge was
done
The Ellsworth AMERICAN put, it. cdi-
torial advice this week where II will do the
most good. II thinks Ellsworth ought TO
have Republican club, and it give, it, reason
therefor III vigorous fashion. That i right.
The WAY to help bring national victory ], to
boom things right at home P"THnHd ErSH-
ing kJYrsSS.
A welcome guest on our table j. the Bar
Harbor Tourist, now entered upon it, ninth
season. Under the brilliant management Of
Dr. Gilman Colby the Tourist has become
widely known y. model resort Journal. and
it maintains it, place, being a. repl"te With
news ana spicy comment, A. ever. II l. pub
l,hed scm-wccky.
There viii be a total eclipse u the moon
Juh 21I The phenomenon vii il general be
a repetition OF that " iinc-.rl by substantially
the whole population on Jaunary 2slh lat.
ODE difference VIII bt that thr forthcoming
eclipse tahc- llsce near midnight. while the
former one Wa olscrN abb Immediately after
SUNSET when the moon rose partially crlp>ed.
Another difference Tor thu expert observer
w3 BE- TINT The spparcnl path Of the neon
wilt be- in smother part Of thu Ky. bringing
another at Of -iar~ into ihc occuItation.
The finder, Of pocAci-bpok, d Bar IIsr-
hur iake unusual liberties With tie contents h.
fore returning them. Alden More - that
place nat biz 70, kr,.hoak containing shout
So and several valuable ,apsr-. He sd'er-
;i.cd 'hc Dos and the pArcr- "tr' returned TO
him ht maiI. The money VIZ. probably re-
taia'd h9 The finder q, rev ard for hi" honesty
"a returning the paper.
The ta.iuo q; Ear ilafbor wiil he finished
u .bnrt ri,ne. ,utitNIt}hs,r every facility
for enjoyment. \ haf mite rsor track "al
,a.+r,I- i haN deid. iyunt. ,ourt, aud ran-
,s,r.e far carriages. The club hatl-. 30 have
f, Theatre aIiaIuIu. and wiU al.a contain
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Forth Lamoine.
On Tuesday last Mrs. George H. Cog
gins and two daughters, Sadie and Tune,
left town for visit of few weeks. to
Mr. Coggins' sister, Mrs. Arvilla Clark,
at Southwest Harbor.
Mrs. Nellie Austin. widow Of the late
Algernon Austin is visiting friends in your
city.
Mrs. +. ID. Bragdon. after a prolonged
visit of three weeks, to Winter Harbor,
returned on the steamer Minnehaha. Capt.
5 7. Cousins, on Tuesday 7. NJ, and is
perfectly delighted with the improvements
at the place since her last visit, seven
years ago. Having been former resident
of Gouldsboro. she takes deep interest
in that most delightful of all the summer
resorts of Maine. She think. the chief
attractions of Winter Harbor are the great
variety or intermixture of natural scenery;
the combination of mountain plain
and water, with such an extensive view
Of ocean, that one is filed with wonder
and admiration. Then the health giying
breeze, direct from old ocean, makes one
forget such thing exists as disease. She
wishes she could say, as has a modern
writer of Lamoine: Fog is almost en-
tirely unknown" but she does say that
the fog of that place is invigorating and
the only trouble is in the neglect to
dress properly when the fog comes in.
Rev. Mr.. Bickford delivered a very
excellent lecture on Friday evening from
the words There is joy over one sinner
that repenteth." after which an interest
ing social service was held.
Dea. Dunn of Franklin, Mrs John
Demire and Mrs. Clifton Urann have all
been visiting the past week at Capt J. Ii.
Bragdon's-
july O. D'NFTT
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NAsal.i.ieI.

Extraordinarily II, NJ Er, A. a. Cam
brid-r, Mr Wm- l., Reed and Mis- Julia A.
Weutw orth. both II Franklin.
Wr~l.s July /, rs III +. Day. ESD. Mr.
Elot +. Jordan of WalJham. and Mis- Agn.e
T.. Kitchen ~ Wesley.