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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

Richmond Va. MHffn lN, l0ifs
Sales Of now dark loose tolaccos on lne
Richmond Wa) breaks to-day oHolNos
warehouse sold -J.i5D pound Hi-h',
r.rf.o 5000 CroushaW. s ISL renOn.e sold
1850 pounds. highest price. Sly-1. Iolal,
7l.1OJ pounds. highest price, fl'.-'
Al tho sales of new dark loose i0haccos
az Shocroo warehouse to-day sarah Jones
Oc0iOrodl. of Louisa county, y o., bot inc
highest urIrr-SIO 2l-aud Charles 'l0il-
cnts got 50 for Powhatan stcmmins to-
baccO.
AZ the eaior n now dark loose tobaccos
nj Crenshaw's warehouse to-day j. y.
West of Hopeful. Louisa county Va.
got SfJ25. tho highest price. he also COY
SD S. and S. Reuben Chewing of
Auburn Mills. Hanover county Va, got
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
VrnnDcrs / hogehcao. filters. Is ho-s-
heads. scrap fbrighu. hogsne".r' nNi-
lcvs. hocshoads: leaf darh. I'D boss
heads. Tugs darlO. Us hog heads. IoiaI
100 hOcehcads.
Tho tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
Tnsrocfi0ne- Bright A. hog heads. dark
% hocsheads ard terces' western nv
hocshcads Roinspcctons-brisht ~
Wvcrs'. shockoe scahrook's. Crcn-
eravy.r hUorranv Oid Dominion. Davon-
porf'e and Planters tobacco warehouses
rcnort to-day. Receipts. % packages; de-
livorice a. n0ckaocs
United states internal revenue collcc-
N0ne ON tohaccoe for the city ~ Ricn-
mond Va. today; Cigars and cigarettes,
S20- 81. plug toDacoos. f-.'-Ju'. Iolal'
81 1880
Among tho fnc crops Of now dark loose
fobaccos sold hv Mcssrs Frazer g. Iomn-
line to-day were those OF T.. ~ Nuckols.
of Buckingham county. Va. w. $. I'nn-
can. Buckingham county. IT. @ Anderson.
Cumberland county. and u. Ford. cum
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

CROP EhFOKr.

An Unprecedented Percentage of Corn in
the Hands of the Producers.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. March lO.-The
crop report Of the Department CT Agri-
culture. based on returns from three in
dependent sets OF regular correspondents,
added TO several thousand from mills and
elevators. all carefully combined and
weighed. relates principally to the dis
tribuuon OF principal grains. the stocks
remaining ON farms. and the proportions
OF merchantabie and understandable. All
grain in the hands OF farmers including
amounts remaining over from previous
years. are included in the estimates.
The corn on hand. a. estimated, aggrc-
gates lI6l000,00O bushels. or per cent.
OF tho last crop. against l.Ol2O0)OlO in
March. 1886. Both the proportion and
the quantity i'm original hands at TINS
date are unprecedented. although closely
approached last year, and IN March, ls9J.
Correspondents report larger stocks IN
cribs particularly in the prairie States,
awaiting better prices.
The aggregate sold from farms 10 80
beyond county lines is 6230l0O0O bushels.
or 2l.3 per cent. of the crop. The pro-
portion understandable is 1896 OO1.OlO. or
SIS per cent.
The wheat reserves in farmers hands
amount TO 20.G per cent. OF the crop
or Ss00W0 bushels, against l2}OOOO0O
bushels last March. or this amount.
per cent. Is reported as coming over
from previous crops. The proportion Of
wheat sold outside the county is ST. per
cent.
OF oats, there are Si3oo0oO) bushels. or
4l.2 per cent OF the 1896 crop vet I'm
in farmers hands. Proportion shipped
beyond county lines. q per cent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

CINCINNATI. o.. March 1O.-FLOUR-
Unchanged. winter patent, $1,000 40,
fancy. Si15NL3O. family, S3.1Jd3.iJ, eN-
ira, S2.1JNJ.2O. low grades, $-.JOHZiU,
spring patent, Si3Jgi1O, family, S5.lVg
$40.
WHEAT-Quiet and steady; 30. red,
Ssi4c.
CORN-Quiet and easy; No. . mixed,
2sc.
OATS-Quiet and unchanged
LARD-Stcady, kettle $40; prime
steam. $40.
DRY sALTED MEATS-Shouldors and
short rib sides. Si3I2, short clear,
SlG2l: bellies. $40.
BACON-Steady. loose shoulders. sfG2i3;
short ribs. $40; short clear. Sisf2i clear
bellies sos.
WHISKY-steadv at sl11
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

A Great Hog from Mathews-A Successful
Entertainments.

HAMPTON, VA, March 10--SDec.al-
Mr.. James Guy, ono Of Hampton's most
popular young men. and Miss Nellie
Green, Of the National Soldiers Home
took the boat for Washington last even
ing and were married I'm that city to-day
\ Mr.. Hudgins, Of Matthews county, has
ON exhibition in this city q hog which be
raised, Weighing 1900 pounds, and meas
ur.ng eight feet circumference.
A large and enthusiastic audience lis
tened TO the address Of Rev. j. n. Witty.
OF the Queen Street Methodist church.
at Armory Hall last evening on "A Mans
Opinion Of Woman's Rights" After the
lecture ice cream and cake were served
bv the ladies, and a quartette consisting
OF the two Cunningham brothers and
Messrs. w. J. Brooke and Holt sang
several selections. The entertainment.
which was for the benefit OF the parson-
age. was a grand success.
Two years ago there were only two real
estate firms I'm Hampton. now there are
six or more, and all are doing good bus
mess
The fishing season is on and promises
to be the best for years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

4 Riot at Churchiand, in Which One Man
Was Shot.

NORFOLK. VA. March 10-Special-
The Norfolk County Circuit Court was to-
day engaged in trying a suit for $1,000
damages for breach Of promise Of mar
riage to the daughter Of \. w. Halstead
who brings the suit against Joseph B
Carter. The parties are quite prominent
IN Norfolk courtyard the suit is attract
ing much attention.
Monday night a riot occurred an Church,
land bctW a number OF negroes. dur
ing which Thomas Wright drew a pistol
and shot Jerry Simmons through the left
breast The wounded man. ii is thought.
will die. Wright made his escape imme-
dlately afterward. but was captured last
night and brought 10 the county jail
Wright claims that he was justified IN
shooting as he was on the floor with
several men on him, and that he had
10 shoot TO save his own life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11
HE iiOn0n Sold

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. March 10Th.
Monon railroad was sold here under an
order Of the court at IL \. NJ. to-day by
Commissioner Van Buren,. for s. 0Ol OoQ.
j. II. Jolen did the bidding for Frede-
rick Olcott, Henry W. Poor and Henry
Rouse. a committee representing the
bondholders OF Louisville. New Albany
and Chicago. lie deposited $4,000 as a
guarantee
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EmnlnNmenf for Mnnx-

BALTIMORE, MD. March l0.-It Is
authoritatiyely stated that the worls
OF the Maryland Steel Co., at Sparrow 3
Point will start up all its departments
in few weeks. thus giving employment
Ia ayar loo man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11
Iee-lhOuaS.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March 10
Specialize. George Lee. OF Spottsylva-
mia and Miss Martha Thomas. OF Caro-
line county were married last night az
the brides home near Gunea's. Rev. j.
W. Reynolds ofiiciated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

ST. LOUIS. MO. March lO.-FLOUR-
Firmcr TO strong, patent, S'.uv ".'''
fancy, S3JOu3.1J. choice, Sj.l'4j.-'l.
WHEAT-L0wor. May. $50, july, 'l'lc.
CORN-L0wcr; March, -O4c., nominal,
May 2l5fu2l t.c. hid.
OATS-Eascr. March, 17Ac., nominal;
May 1SisulS.lc.
PORK-Standard mess, new, $3.50; OLD,
IARD-Primo steam. $685.; choice,
BACON Shoulders. sf75; extra short
clear 5000. clear ribs. 500; clear SIDES
SJ37is.
extra short clear, Si02iz; clear ribs, $it1i
sides SIG2i5
HIGH WINEs-stoady ~ Sill
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III WINEs-s.lalv a 10

NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK March lO.-ihc ory eoo1,9i
market to-day has been very quiet 0il'll
orders wore trc rrlo Prices. however,
were steady and without change.
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So. soaseo; light. s3.75a3.9O; pigs. s3log

go
SHEEP-Receipts 1900 head. market
steady, inferior TO choice, $500 t.JV,
lambs SiUsllfI -
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IL. ASSETS.


whch notmo years.
ACCOUNT II BONDS THIS
INC0RPoRA CITIES II TINS STATE AND OF ALI OTHER
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GOV. SECURITIES. Bd Asked.
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STATE SECURITIES
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lachm.d CiN g. 49,. lAoi-lolo'll2 .:
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WILMINGTON, y. g. March ~
EOsIN-fum, strained SI'1"' bo0"
strained SlJO.
RPENTlNE-Q Quiet and steady; ma
rfln. DC. irregular, 2Ot4c.
TAR-iirm 40 >l.uu.
CRUDE TURlENTlNE-Nomi
CHARLESTON. S c.. March 1o.-TUR-
rl.NriNE- FIRM M &c.
RoSIN-Flrm. Quotations. A, T.. c.
II ~ and r.. 81 40. g.. 81 10. IT., 81 30,
sl 60. X. Si.7o: NJ, S1.75; n, 81 so;
" a.. 81 50: W. w. 500.
SAVANNAH. ca. March lo-TJli-
prNTlNl- Firm at nc. sales, So casks.
receipts. 49, casks.
EOSIN- Firm. sales 1000 barrels; re-
coirfs SsI barrels Quotations. a. y.
a. It ana t.. 81 %: T.. 81 g.; 6. 10;
d. 81 1871 *. and NJ, Sl.3O, NJ Sl.3J,
w. - s.. 90. w. W. 50 20
CHICAGO ITVg STOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK YARDS. Ill, March
&c ATTIE- Receipts. 1900 head. mar
Ret easy and Zoe lower common 10 extra
etcors 81 70H5-0: ftocfcrs and feeders
SO fO0f11. COWS and bulls, S.NOn37o;
Tev0ne g. f0u %
HOGS RccCinfs - mn head. market
firm and DC hirher; heavy packing and
shipping lots. 81 G0T3 IS: common 70
chocs mired. 81 ssda rs: choice assorted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

A.
Nice-fIesdent J. j Kenny.
Secretary-C
p East Toronto.
h commenced usi'a August N'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

LIMITED BRANCH OF THE WESTERN ASSURANCE COMPANY
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF
DOMINION OF CANADA ORGANIZED UNDER
PiSIIC ACCOI'Nrs PUR-
SUANCE OF VIRGINIA.
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W. L. l.. and /. co.........25 II "a
GRAIN AND COTroN EXCHANGE.

Quotations are for bonds maturing In
not less than ten years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-07-22
Maine State Fair.

In many respects the Maine State fair
promises to be the most remarkable in its
when other societies are reducing pre-
miums the Maine State has extended and
increased the same. While some have
suffered for entries to stakes the number
booked for Lewisto on is larger than usual
The new, novel and up-to- date sttrac-
tions must insure great State fair, Aug
80, 81, Sept. /, and 3. The horseless
wagon race between three or more cleo
trio wagons, will be drawing card. A
great round Of attractions is promised
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Great Pond.

Great Pond.
H. E. Wight, OF Newport was in town
Tuesday.
Ralph Jackson is spending few days in
Aurora and Amherst.
Charles Black, of Marisvlle, has crew
peeing bark on township 80.
Rev. L. 5. Williams gave a very inter
esting discourse in the church to- day.
Friday afternoon he held children s
meeting when the little ones were very
pleasantly entertained.
A. 3. Haynes and wife and Miss Bessie
Williams leave to-day for the 10 Mary
lakes and Mount kRtshdin. Miss Cor
nelia Crosby, "Flyrod.o who Will join
them in Bangor, will be Mr.. Haynes
guest for the trip. which Will be made by
canoe from Norcross.
J. 4. Snare, Miss Myra Mclaughlin and
Miss Rose Fitzemeyer left Great Pond
house Saturday morning for their homes.
They were Joined in Aurora by Miss
Winffred Jackson Miss Jackson spent
Thursday and Friday in Amherst and
Aurora before returning home.
On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Emery
took their guests for day fishing a
Leighton brook. The house party WIS
reinforced by Mr.. and Miss Jack
son. and II was jolly crowd in spite Of
the fact that the rain interrupted prep
arstions for luncheon and hurried the
homeward trip. The drive over the
picturesque "horsehack" amply repaid
for the trip, but the fish We're few.
July is. tLossIE.
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Attempted to Escape from Jail.

William Staples, OF Bluehill " no is serv-
ing sentence in Knox county Jail for
breaking and entering, while working
about the Jail grounds, made break for
liberty Thursday. His absence was
speedily discovered. The runaway was
found hiding in the bushes short dis
lance out Of Rockland.
Staples term would have expired in
September, but the breach OF behavior
will cost him twenty-three days extra.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne,os see other pages


West Sullivan.
Capt. q. d. Blake is running Hon.
Frank Jones steam launch "Gipsy'.
Miss Cora NJ. Gordon has gone to
Brookin where she Is employed as head
waitress.
Mrs Nellie Badger and daughter
Florence, OF Bangor, are visiting friends
in town.
Howard Murch has resumed work on
his new house, and Will have it ready to
occupy by fall.
G. f. Hooper's admirably planned new
cottage is developing under the hands OF
two or three good Workmen.
The local ball team has engaged Harry
Wiley As pitcher. Mr.. Wiley has done
very good work with the team SO far.
The tug "PhillipS Eaton" was under
going repairs at Sorrento last week. she
came of the marine railway Thursday.
The contractors for the government
work ON the falls were in town Friday.
1t is understood that work viii begin at
once
L. L. Abbott has not abandoned the old
tide-runuer altoget her When the tide
serves right he often makes trips on the
wire in four minutes. one obstacle to
the new launch i the eel grass that floats
and catches III the wheel.
Hooper, Havey x Co.'S new store is up
and boarded. The building j. i0NN0 feet.
three stories high, with II twelve foot
post. The third floor will be finished for
q hall i0X60 feet, with two large ante
rooms and an ample stage.
The ball game Saturday between the
West Snllivans and Franklius resulted in
victory for the home team. Score - To 3.
The Fraukllu- don't seem to be in it this
year. This is their third defeat by he
nj Iii
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-07-22

West Gouldsboro.
Mrs. George Allen, OF Prospect Hsrbor,
was in town for few days last week.
Frank Hill, with his bride, arrived Sun
day Miss Lottie Hill, her sister and Mr..
Gowing arrived Saturday to spend few
weeks at their old home, which is so
nicely cared for by Mrs. Adair.
Henry Sandman lunched at the Sea
Urchins with Mrs. Burton Harrison.
One OF the guests at Woods hotel on
Friday was the wellknown play wright,
Bronson Howard, of New York.
E. \. Marshall, of Lowell, Mass, ar
rived Friday to continue his art study
under the skilled instruction of New
England's famous illustrator and teacher,
Henry Sandman.
Frances Leggett and daughter arrived
Wednesday to spend a few weeks at Ed
ward stevens.
W. +. Mudgett, who has been spending
a few weeks with his wife and daughter,
returned to Massac husetts Monday. Mrs.
Mudgett Will remain some time longer.
j. ID. Wells and wife, of Boston, are
spending a few weeks at James Hills.
Miss Jane Bsrtoi Pickering came from
Marion, Mass, to pass the season at 5. q.
Woods
July 20. ;.
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Brooklin.
Men and teams are in demand for har-
vesting the abundant hay crop.
Robert Friend is in town, but will leave
to-day for Melrose, Mass, accompanied
by Miss Rose Wells.
Capt. r. c. Stewart is in Bangor after
the lumber for the new school house.
The cellar and foundation are completed.
The building will cost So 600.
Sunday there was a baptism at North
Sedgwick. Fourteen candidates were i'm
mersed by Rev. Gideon Mayo. Hundreds
witnessed the ceremony. The banks OF
the pond were lined with teams from the
surrounding towns.
July 10. Il. b. A.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
N-0-O-~-~-o ~-~-~---~--~~-O-~-~~O-o ~
IMPROVE YOUR STOCK
BY BREEDING TO THE
Full-Blooded American Registered
Jersey Bull,
KING OF ELLSWORTH,
Stands for Service at Ellsworth unit
November, 1897,

This animal was born oct II. 1874, and was
bred by j. NJ. Sears of Boston, who imported
the sire from the island of Jersey at a cost Of
several thousand dollar.
The King Of Ellsworth T. a perfect specimen
OF bull, solid color, black tongue and black
switch. Sire was CARROTS Beau, imported.
Dam, Lady Of scarborough thrcd 10y J. NJ
Sears by Bomha'- SON, No, S312 sire of Roy
al BomlaS Daisy, record II lbs. 81 on. butter
in days. he by yellow Boy 63>l Csire of
Royal Daisy, 20 lbs. 9 ez. butter in days, he
by Due Of Darlington 2i5u taYcraEc record
OF Il daughters l. lbs. Il o., he by sarpcdon
Imp, out Of Eurota- 24j4 y lbs oil. IN days,
- lbs. on. in one year between calves.
The dam Of Bomba- son was BOmba l033O
the celebrated COW bred by A. r. Darling
whose record On common feed was p lbs. ll5.
on. in days, and - lbs. Il OF. in 81 days.
The sire of Bomha was Duke OF Darlington
average OF II daughters Is lbs. IA on and
his dam was Eurota- ,! lbs. o.. The dam
of Lady OF scarborough was Young Lady
Horton, bred by Z. Perree, ST. Mary's Jersey,
imported To Reading, Ohio.
This bull has no superior in breeding
and form in New England. His get hare
already demonstrated his u5HderIH pre-
potency, being almost trithOat crceptioa
solid color NTH black tongue and black
Slriteh.
Terms of Service, $500, cash in advance,
Enquire of
JOHN C. GORDON,
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Franklin.
Mrs. Hannah L. Orcutt is recovering
from her recent illness.
Mrs. j. p. Gordon, who WAS quite i'll
last week, is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Springer, Of West
Sullivan, were in town Sunday.
J. II. West and W. b. Baisdel We're
two fortunate fishermen at Tunk last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Campbell spent
Sunday at the Macomber- w ooster home
stead
Mrs. Emma Morgan leaves to- day for
Plymouth to visit her sister, Mrs. James
l.. Macomber.
Schooner Nv illam f. Campbell" Is at
B!alsdell chart, loading random stone
for Philadelphia.
Harvey NJ. and Walter y Blaisdelf
leave this week for pleasure tour of
Aroostook county.
Mrs. Nellie Stratton West and daugh-
ter, OF Lynn. Mass are visiting at the
home OF her husbands parents.
Miss Clara Leayitt. matron Of the
Kings Daughters home, Bangor. and
Miss Lottle Tyler, are tsrrYing for a feW
weeks at the ho-pItable home of Mrs
Addie Dunn.
Capt. Edward Dyer has moved his fam
ilS 10 their new house. Mrs. Doyle au4
sons occupy theirs. Work i, being pushed
on the dwellings of l.. {. Bragdou and
Frank Abbott.
Rev. Mr.. Morse and family move to
South Penob-cot Tuesday. Possibly CHS
PRstorate opened purpoeeiy for the rev
erend gentleman, was printed last
week may it open prosperousty, a was
written.
July 10. b.
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COUNTY NEWS.


Amherst.
l. w. Haslam has been charging his
stable.
c. P. Silsby, Of Aurora, lost a valuable
horse last week.
Jennie Silsby is at home from Bangor
for the Summer.
W. G. circuit has gone to Clinton to
work harvesting hay.
Miss Sadie Mooney, of Bangor, is in
town for a brief visit.
Mrs. D. E. Giles has returned to Bangor
after a short visit home.
Dellie Woods and family, OF Bangor,
We're in town over Sunday
Miss Carrie Tresdwell is spending a
short vacation at her fathers.
Farmers are busy hsying. The hay crop
is better this year than common.
Mrs. James d. Brimmer. OF Brewer, is
visiting her brother. A. y. JeWett.
Miss Inez Durham has returned to Ban
gor after spending a few days with her
parents.
Rev. MIR. Cullens gave a reading 10 a
large and interested audience one even
ing last week.
Deputy Sheriff Crosby has improved the
appearance OF his residence very much by
extensive repairs.
Miss Amy Rodick has accepted posi-
tion in The post-otiice at Bar Har Dor, and
has entered upon her duties there.
Most OF the bark crews have moved out
Of the woods for the season. Buzzell x
Rice report a large amount peeled this
year.
f. p Buzzell and party OF friends
made very successful fishing trip to
Lower Lead Mountain lake one day re-
Gently.
At a special town meeting held Tues
day, July 13, ii was voted to lease the
killiher place to the fair association for
five years.
July 10. PAT.
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East sullivan.
Next sunday, July %, will be Children S
Day at the church.
Fletcher Martin is home from sea, with
malarial fever.
Mrs. Lucetta Hill and her daughter,
Miss Sarah Hill, are expected this week
at DR.. OrdWay's for the summer.
Capt. Bragdon, in the MARY f. Cush-
man" narrowly escaped going ashore on
Monhegan in the recent gale He put
into Rockland for repairs.
The schooner "Msil' has her entire
crew of young men from this place-cap-
tain, Clarence Martin; mate, Ill Martin
cook, Carleton Ash; hand, O. Preble.
While the vessel is repairing at Sullivan
the crew is having the measles.
July 10. S.
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MOI III or TIE, ktN Err.

sunday.
Nancy Hooper has returned to her home
in franklin.
Harhor, made his parents, Mark MilNksu
and wife a brief visit recently.
July 10. VICTOR.
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Birch Harbor.
Mrs. Helen Gross and Mrs. Bert ha
Gross, Of Stonington, have been visiting
here.
Mrs. Lucy Rice, who has spent several
weeks in Jonesboro, came home recently.
Lewis Sarvis and wife, of South Caro-
lima, are occupying the cottage Of W. +.
Grover.
Mrs. A. l.. Bunker, OF West Sullivan.
has been spending week here.
William Petrie and wife, of Barre, Vt,
are visiting here.
July 10. {.
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sunset.
Greeley Small left for Bar Harbor Sat =
urday to be employed at a hotel as bell
boy.
Mrs. F. l.. Olmstead has returned from
an extended visit to her former home in
Brookline, Mass.
Philip Small left Sunday for Winter
Harbor where he is employed as night
Waterman at Grindstone Inn.
Charles Sellers is in attendance on
Frederick l.. Olmstead ST., whose falling
health necessitates a constant attendant.
f. S. and Morton Small came Thursday
from Freedom, where they have been
building a residence for Dir. a. NJ. ID.
Small.
July 10. .Sa-DLF
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Salisbury Cove.

Salisbury Cove.
Mrs. Ceyion Emery is spending few
weeks at Bar Harbor.
Miss Georgia Young has returned home
from West Gouldsbor where she has
been visiting Mrs. Calvin Chick for a
month.
The Endeavor society meetings are well
attended. A large number of young peo-
pie from Hull's Cove are present nearly
every Sunday. Last Sunday after meet
ing the installation of officers for the
coming six months was held.
July 10. r.
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Aurora.
Howard Davis has returned from the
bark woods with his foot cut quite Sc
verely.
Several salmon have been caught in
Giles pond lately.
The sewing circle will meet at Mrs S.
(. Crosby's Thursday, July %.
c. P. Silsby has lost valuable team
horse,
Mrs. 5. Z. Crosby has returned home
from Bangor, where she has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. +. c. Vague.
Eben Richardson and family have
moved to plantation 2S in G. 5. Archer 5
house.
Mrs. {. p. Silsby is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Everett Silsby, OF Bangor.
Road Agent y. NJ. Jordan. who has
finished work on township 2l, has the
road in fine condition.
july 20, &
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Eastern Maine State Fair.

The fourteenth annual exhibition OF
the Eastern Maine State fair will be held
in Bangor August 81, September /, , and
3. Low rates OF fare VIII be offered from
all points to the fair, and he expense Of
attending will be quite moderate. \
fine list Of attractions has been arranged.
woman" said the lecturer, "is pure
gold YES" interrupted a thoughtful
man in a rear seat, "money talks