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Sharp County record., 1897-07-16

Miss Ella Craig is teaching
school at Bear Creek.
E. 0. Craig made a trip to
Hardy last Saturday, returning
Sunday
Good rains have fallen in DIFF
ferent parts Of the county but
this section is becoming alarm
ingly dry.
CheAlham's Ta>teless Chill Toncp,
the best ever made. It's been in
the battle and though 1t stayed, it
holsted the banner, "No Cure, No
Pay" and that's the motto it works
under to-day
c, W. Shaver made a trip to
Batesville last week accompanied
by his son Owen. Mr.. Shaver
says that Batesville looks deso!ate
in the neighborhood Of the recent
fire.
John West Jr., colored, received
a very painful wound in the foot
one day last week, by stepping
in front Of moving mower. He
is getting along very nicely now,
we learn.
r. D. Williams loss in the fire
at Batesville is $4,000. Many
friends in this section deeply
sympathize with him and his
family. The people of Evening
Shade never had better and more
devoted friends than Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams and they deeply
regret this loss.
Court stenographer, Guy Will
son, took the evidence in two
felony cases at Hardy last week.
He was somewhat bothered in
the first case, the terms used by
the lawyers and method of exam
ining witnesses being entirely
new, but it did not take Guy long
to "see the point and in the
second case he had no trouble in
keeping up. This is gratifying
to Mr.. Wilson's many friends and
shows that he is one of the very
few who can make a good stem
ographer.
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Some time ago the one>year-old
ch,ld Of Mr.. NJ, Y. Lindslcy, of
FranRin Forks, Pa, had very
severe attack Of colc. She suf-
ferlcd great pain. Mr., Lindsey
gave her a dose of Chamberlaln's
Coiic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem.
edy and in ten minutes her dis.
trrsS was gone. This in the best
medicine in the world for children
when troubled with colo or dlar,
rhoea, ltneyer fails to effect q
prompt cure When reduced with
water and Sweelcned 1t N pleasant
for them to take. 1t should be
kept in every home, especially dur
ing the summer months, For sale
by all medicine dealers,
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LOCAL NEWS.

The Roller Mill is being kept
busy day and night.
Will pay cash for 100 head of
calves and yearlings.
E. O. Craig.
A nice story will appear next
week for the boys and girls
written by "Cousin Sue."
The grand Jury Of the North
ern District returned "a indict-
ments. A more industrious and
wide awake jury has never been
impaneled in Sharp county,
The richest and poorest, the old.
@St ana the youngest, the prondesl
AND hnmolcst. the largest and the
smallest, all use Chcatham's Chih
Tome, Guaranteed. Put up IN
nolh Tasteless and bitter styles.
TAstcless 50 cents.
Rev. G. W. Watkins, colored,
ovengelist for the African church
in Sharp, lizard and Fulton coun-
tles, closed u ten days meeting at
the colored church Tuesday night
with . conversions and u general
revival us the result Of his labors,
BRO, Watkins Is an ernest laborer
Tor the elevation Of his race and
deserves the good will Of all
good people.
Mr., w. II Smith, editor Of The
Argus, Benton, Pa, recommend. a
r"mtdy for dlarrhoea which he has
use! with magical effect. "Sevcral
weeks ago." he says, Il purchased
bottle of ChamborIan'A Coic,
Cholera aud Dimrow Remmody and
altcr using IeSS than one.thlrd Of
the contents the results were
mag'cal-Dtfect,ng an entire cure.
"ta'tliy ANA ohoorru'ly rreom.
in"nd the remedy 10 all suffering
from diorrhuaN,' Ths remedy /.
60, W'" Nrn' ',oo dpaIers,
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Losing
Flesh

You naturally lose flesh In
the summer and running down
Is so easy You get a little
weaker each day without hard
ly noticing it There is loss Of
appetite, headache, weakness
Of the muscles, disturbedsleep,
weakness oImemory, and these
are the beginning Of nervous
prostration Iron and tonics
and bitters may afford some
temporary relief, but what you
need is a food for body, brain
and nerves
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16
EXPENSES.

When compared to the expense of other schools of tn
grade the advantage Of attending the Sidney High School is
Tuition from 81 to SO per month, owing to grade
board in private families lights fuel and washing included
81. Incidental fee for entire term Soc
The scholastic year is thirty-sx weeks, and is dvid
four terms of weeks EACH First term begins Sept g. st
may enter at any time Tuition will be charged from time OF
ing the end of the term unless otherwise arranged and
monthly except by special agreement.
Special tuition to ministers and their children de
ont upon them.
For further information and special announcement a.
j. w. Ragan at Franklin Ark c. NJ Grisham, al Sidney,
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Ready!

We are now ready for
your wheat when you get it
ready. You should sun it
a Gay or two before Milling;
it is so tough it is almost
impossible to do anything
with it.
If you have any wheat
to sell we will buy it and
pay the highest market price
in cash, We want every
surplus bushel you have.
Remember we want It
in grinding condition!
We sill have some good
pigs and young sows that
we will exchange for wheat.
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"My mother, my wife and n

"My mother, my wife and m
self use Chanberlain's C0ul
Remedy whenever troubled with
co1gh or cold 1t lS the medicli
of our home. | do not know no
we could do without it. We te
that 1t Is an indispensable articl
The people in tins vicinity too al
beginning 10 learn Of the merits 4
this excellent msdiclne. | nevt
lose an opportunity TO testify I
its value for 1t has saved many
doctors bill in my family, w. {
Mnsser. proprietor of the Musse
House, Wilhelm, Pa This rem
edy Is famous for It's cure Of ba
colds. TRY 1t and you too wi
recommel 1t to your friends. Fo
sale by all medicine dealers.
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,-aS1sa1ksHsklsaN-1s-H
County court q. 1s next
Monday.


Monday.
Circuit court closed at Hardy
last Saturday.
Miss Virgie Craig is teaching
near Mobley this county.
Miss Sue Craig has a music
class q few miles from town.
Good roles always on hand at
Hamilton and Pence at 80 cents
Fe' pound.
Sheriff Wilkins is y spending
this week in Evening Shade get
ting ready for a settlement
with the county.
The old tobacco factory has
been bought by Mr.. c, W. Shaver
and will soon be torn down, and
converted into a barn.
Rev. Croft, pastor of the Gala
mine circuit passed through town
Tuesday on his way to Melbourne,
to attend the district conference.
Mrs. Hooper, Miss Jeffery,
Lillian Hooper and Master Ken
meth and Lamar Hooper are at
tending the District Coference at
Melbourne this week.
If VOW ask what IS the quickest,
best, and safest Chill Tonic. the
answer will invariably be, My
falend use Cheathmans, it Is plea,
SAINT. and guaranteed. Pus up in
both Tastrless and bitter styles.
raSteless 50 cents.
A picnic at Cave City next
Saturday. Every enc who at
tends is expected to increase
the interest Of the occasion by
taking along with him a basket,
said basket to be filled with good
"grub."
Hunts Cure rapidly destroys
Itch, Ringworms, Eczema, letter
and like trouble. UNdrr It's in,
Aupnce the diseased cutie scales off,
leaving a smooth, white, healthy
skin in us place. A wonderful
remedy and orly 30 cents a box,
District Conference convened
at Melbourne Wednesday, Rev.
W. S. Southworth, w. G. Shaver
and j. R. Metcalf and Misses
Cora Southworth and Aurelia
Shaver are in attendance from
this place.
"I.ittle spells of fever. little chlll'
so bland.
Makes the mighty graveyard and
the angle band
A little of Chpathman's Chill
Tone taken now aud then,
Makes the handsome woman and
the h 'al.hy man.
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NUckeeM's ArniCa ssalvc.

THE BEST SALvE in the world
for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever, Sores, Tet-
ter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Ercptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For Sale BY w. G.
Snow.
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STATE RAILROADS.

Gov. Dan W. Jones will take
some steps towards putting the
Bush railroad bill in operation,
and we have every reason to be-
lieve that when the Governor
undertakes this important step
something will be done. Many
sections Of the state are expect
ing something from this enter
prise, and are taking steps to
secure the proposed railroad.
On this line Sharp ecu lty sholl |
not be left out, we believe that
one of the best short line rail-
roads in the state can be built
through Sharp county and def
mite steps should at once be taken
to place this matter before the
State Board. This line to begin
at Paroquotte on tho BatesviIle
branch of the Iron Mountain and
running north to Calamine and
from that point to Hardy by the
way Of Poughkeepsio, Evening
Shade, and Ash Flat.
The road from Paroquette to
Calamino would run through one
Of the finest timber belts in north
Arkansas, also a magnificent
farming country. Near Gala
mine there are the richest depos-
its of iron, lead and zilc known
in all Arkansas. These deposits
only lack the means of Transport
tation to place them in the mark
cts of the world. From Calamine
to Evening Shade this road would
run through and near a very fine
farming section, also belt Of
good pine timber. From Evening
Shade, north to Hardy it would
pass through another magnifi-
cent farming section and a aregion
Of timber the finest that can be
found in north Arkansas, also it
would pass near one of the finest
quarries Of marble that can found
in the state. This marble is in
ineXhaustible quantities,
This short line would tap two
great trunk lines which would no
doubt be a great means Of in
creasing the business, and would
open up the unbounded resources
of this now secluded section TO
the three greatest commercial
centers Of the Mississippi valley.
What does our people think Of
this? Is it not important?
A Suggestion.
Can we not hold q meeting OF
all the citizens Of Sharp county
who are Interested in this sub
ject in the near future? This
meeting should take steps to col
lect and mako q concised report
Of the resources Of this country,
Also q committie should be ap-
pointed TO place this matter be-
fore the State Board,
This is no small matter. We
really hope our enterprislng
citizens will not only think but
act, and to this end we would
name Saturday July tho "a rs u
time for all TO meet, and take
steps in this matter at Evening
Shade.
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III n = n"

Road Edition, giving many things
pertaining to this work. We
hope to send so copies Of the
"RecOrG" to each sub-league. 4
resolution was passed to that
effect, the editor agreed to fur
nish them for $500 per hundred
copies.
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&taaslis AT tiap GlrNsI

Aug. j. Bogel, the leading
Druggist of Shreveport, La,
says: CDR, Kings New Dis
ooynry is the only thing that
cures my cough, and it is the
best seller | have, J.F, Camp
bell, merchant of Stafford, Ariz.,
writes: "Dr. Kings New Dis
covery is all that is claimed for
it, it never fails, and is q sure cure
for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. I cannot say enough
for its merits DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds is not an
experiment. 1t has been tried
for a quarter Of a cetury, and to-
day stands at the head. 1t
never disappoints. Free trial
bottle at W. G. Shows Drug
Store.
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16

A 81 cent Iron Tome. Pure
Soluble Iron concentrated and pure
Amorphou- Qmume is contained in
CheathmaH'S laS,eless Chill Tonic,
making it the most desirable Iron
Tonic on the market, 1t ,sa true
tonic, strenglhercr, appertiser,
toner up Of the system, and blood
pnriher. Only 80 cents.
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SUNBEAMS.

Best homo magazine published
in America. Something of inter-
est for all the ouseh h o | d .
Stories Of fiction AMI adventure.
fine illustrations, ladies pages,
unoxcollod Juvenile department.
send 10 cents for u sample copy
and Judge for your,se f.
TIE SuNBEAMS Co,
us Fulton street
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Notice For Publication $3.50 IL

Land once at Little Rock, Ark.
Jane, IL, 1897
Notc" is hereby given that the following
Y named settler has flied notice of his
tntontiOn to make fn,l prOod in support ol
his clnIm, and that said proof will be- made
before the County Clrrk of Sharp county N
Evening shade on August /, lo91. viz:
WALTER J. GILBERT,
II T. No lS's6 for the North West quarter o
South West quarter Section 4, Township 10,
North Range West
lie names the following witnesses to prove
ms contInuor residence upon and cultivation OF
said land viz
Jrhn Pinkst0n, J. J JOncs, W. T, W ittrn
j, I. Anderson. All fCave city Ark.
j. Bcvers.
Register.
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Notice To Wool Growers.

We were delayed in starting
our machienry on account Of
having to order some now parts
for the machine, But we now
have it in first class order and
are making some fine roles, and
we solicit your patronage.
Resp't,
J. S. Norman.
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16
A CALL.

The Sunday school superin-
tcndents of the several Sunday
schools Of Sharp county are re-
quested to meet at Ash Flat,
Sharp county, Ark, on the Sat-
urday before the first Sunday in
August, next for the purpose of
organizing a Sunday school con-
vention.
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SEVERAL FAITH.
w fUL MEN OR WOMEN

to travel for responsible established
house IN the State Of Arkansas
Salary $3.50, payable SIS
weekly ana expenses, Position
permanent, Reference, Enclose
sclr,OddrcsSod slNmUpl envelope,
The NauouO, Star Building, Chisa,
tfD
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Opens Sept, 9Th. '95.

Located in the busting little town of Sidney, Sh
Arkansas, 1t has formerly enjoyed generous home pa
The enrolment for the past year was 1873 Sidney beau
uaed on tho Sulphur Rock and Wild iaw road in the midst
farming region the soil of which is fertile, and climate h
Course Of study, full and extensive, and divided
grades all independent though students may have work in
them.
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16
Sc0UlCS Gl1ouGsic1,.

oi Cod-IIVer Oh with The Hy-
pophosphites, furnishes just the
nourishment needed for those
who are run down and pale and
thin and weak !iyou lose flesh
in summer take Scots Emul-
sion HoY Don't wait I'll fall
or winter before beginning
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COUNTY NEWS.


Biuehin.
MIR. Silva arrived from New York Sat
urday.
V. p. Cline, OF Cleveland, returned
home last week.
w. II. Darling and wife returned to
Walt than this week.
Richard Mansfield and wife have re-
turned to New York.
The Bluehill copper mines are expected
to resume work this fall.
Miss Edith Chaplin, OF Boston, is the
guest OF Mrs. A. J. Long.
Harry Il. Hinckley and Emil l.. Bur
nette returned to Holyoke Monday.
The Bluehill band went to East Blue
hill last week to furnish music for a lawn
party.
Lillian May Kane returned home Mon
day after visit OF three weeks at Han
cock Point.
MIR. Hall, of Cambridge. who has been
with his family at Capt. Edgar stevens
returned home last week.
Capt. and Mrs. McNaine went TO Bar
Hsrbor on the yacht "Csrlin" Thursday
and returned Saturday night.
The Congregational church fair in the
town hall last week was a great success.
Much credit is due the ladies for their
fine decorations. About Sl65 was realized
from the fair.
The picnic party at Alsmoosook last
Tuesday included the following: DR.. ID.
W. Bunker and wife, DR.. K. p. Grindle
and wife, DR.. +. {. Barrett and wife, A. {.
Hinckley and wife, Miss L. u. Osgood,
@. c. Lansing aud wife, Mrs. +. l.. Her
rick, John w. Kane and wife, II. II. Nc
lntyre and wife, Mrs. Ii. l.. Gregory, Miss
Ellen j. Cochrane, Miss Annie NJ. Howe,
Harry p. Hinckley, Fanny Slower Emil
l.. Burnette, Eugene A. Stevens, Fanny
Hinckley, Melvin p. Hutchings, Addison
Parker, John NJ. Merrill, Mrs. Willis b.
Fletcher Dinner was served at 30 p. m.
Much credit is due the ladies for he
sumptuous repast provided. 1t goes
without saying that the day was enjoyed.
Aug. Is. X.
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When Mr.. "snsmhktr wR- pos.mA-ter-
genera he put on the market three sizes
OF postal cards Under the rule OF sue
he public taste, two ct those sizes have
become obsolete, and only the biggest
survives.
The little blue postal card, the best
King OF the lot, was favored by many
patrons OF the post Office, who have
lamented its di-sppesrsuce. They will
be glad to know that the department, in
ordering q new lot OF cards, has con-
tracted once more for two sizes, and that
II the smaller size proves popular it viii
continue to be kept in stock. Hdrper's
Weekly.
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Committee on resolutions,

West BrooksviIle.
Engineer Charles Tapley is at home
from Sorrento.
Miss Jennie Stevens and Miss Maud
Jones went to Bangor last Saturday.
sewall and Everett Lord have gone to
Belfast where they have found employ
ment sail-making.
Misses Laura and Lucy Jones leave
Wednesday for a short bicycle trip.
While absent they will visit their cousin,
Mrs. Will c. Tspiey, at Mark Island light
station.
Arrivals at Grassmere lodge: DR.. J. F.
Smith and family, Bangor; John r.
Smith and wife, New York. At River
view cottage: Mrs. Frank Ring, Clarence
and Jewell Ring, Brewer. At the Brook
side: A. {. Sawyer, Mrs. Sawyer and two
dsug hters, Msbelle and Edith, Bangor:
Rev. Lewis II. Buckshorn, Westiord,
Mass. At the Halves house Mrs. Jean
nette Benn, Charlestown, Mass; Dana
Paul, wife and son, Dorchester, Mass. :;
Arthur S. Rea, Louis Rea Boston; Miss
Adeli Rea, Dorchester, Mass; +. r.
Adams, Miss Winifred Foss, Miss Grace
K. Chalmers, Miss Alice II. Trickery, II.
c. Abbott, Bangor; w. II. Haskell, wife
and daughter Ruth, Somerville, Mass.
Aug. Is. ToMsoN.
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THE AMERICAN has subscribers at I06
Of the II6 post-ofces in Hancock county;
al the other papers in the county com
bined do not reach so many. THE AMER
,cAN is not the only paper printed in
Eancoct county, and has nerer claimed to
be, but il is The only paper that can prop
erip be called a COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The circutd-
ton Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Earbor Records summer list, is larger
thar that Of all the other papers printed
in Horcock county.
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East L.ainolne.

East LamoIne.
Mrs. Mary F. Pettingill is visiting her
brother, Luther fitzpatrick.
H. L. Springer and wife have returned
home after a visit OF few weeks at
Franklin.
Miss Mamie DesIsles has gone to Bar
Harbor, where she will be employed at
the st. Sauveur.
Last Friday WAS a gala day at LAmoine
Beach, when Monagha band had its
annual outing here.
Quite number from here attended the
Christian Endeavor convention at South
Hancock last Tuesday.
Mrs. Asa Hodgkins, Mrs. Carrie Morri-
son and daughter Cecile, have been visit
ing relatives at Bar Harbor.
Henry Boynton, wife and little son, Of
West Sullivan, have been visiting II. 8.
Boynton. Fred Boynton and wife, OF
Somerville, Mass, are also spending their
vacation there.
Aug. IA. II.
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Work al the quarries Black Island, has
been discontinued for a short time.
Mrs. Fanny Miller and grandson, who
have been spending part OF the summer
here, returned to Bar Harbor this week.
The ladies of the Methodist church
gave an excellent supper in the vestry
last Thursday evening. Ii was we'll
attended, and was a success in every
way.
Mrs. Jordan, OF Orland, has been here
twp weeks for her health. The sea breezes
have proved very bene fcial, and she re-
turns to her home this week, greatly i'm
proved.
A party OF twelve Including the pro-
prietor) from the Sherman house, Brook
lin, came here for pleasure trip one day
last week. Capt. and Mrs. A. J. Gott en-
tertained them at their home. They
stopped over one night, leaving in their
yacht the next day.
G. Hay. jr., James w. Austin, Walter
A. Lecampe and Thomas Nickerson,
guests at the Stanley house, Southwest
Harbor, who were on pleasure cruise in
their yacht, visited here Thursday and
attended the supper in the church vestry.
A chicken breakfast was prepared for
them Friday morning by the ladies OF the
sewing circle.
Aup g. NJ F.
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Bass HarbOr.
Miss Elizabeth Benson, of Boston, has
been visiting her ather, Capt. David Ben
son.
Two sloop yachts dying the pennauts
OF the New York yacht club were in the
harbor Friday night OF last week
Owing to the stormy weather last sun
day Miss Learned who was to sing in the
church did not appear. She will sing
next Sunday afternoon.
The base ball boys went over to Manset
and played the Stanley house nine last
Friday. Score 10 to in favor OF the
Stanley house. The defeat was owing in
large part to the fact that we played a
number of substitutes. This week a
game is expected with nine from South
west Harbor.
Aug. 10. r.
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West Gouldsboro.
Mrs. Alice Rosebrook is visiting at
Capt. S. L. Tracy's.
Mrs. Z. w. Stevens, with her two
daughters, are at James Hills for few
weeks
W. X. Peckham and wife, of North beast
Hsrbor, are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
n. s. Kingsley.
Mrs. Ellen Cole arrived Saturday at j.
B. Wright to spend few weeks with
her children.
W. ". Rice, q Providence, R. l., ar
rived Saturday to spend few weeks at
5. CT Wood'-.
Aug. 10. y.
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embellishments.
COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne,rs see other page.



DEATH OF f. r. BowDEN.
In the death of +. K. Bowden, which
occurred Aug. =, this town has lost one of
its most prominent and well-known eiti-
zens. For several years Mr.. Bowden has
been an invalid, and for some time past
has been almost helpless, the result of
two shocks OF paralysis at different times.
In his earlier days Mr.. Bowden was a
popular and widely known school mas
ter. After teaching several years he went
into trade at South Penohscot, doing a
large business in general merchandise.
In later years he ran a large brick yard,
and turned out annually more bricks
than any other yard in this section. II
we measure mans success by the prop
erty he sccumulates, then MIR. Bowden
could not be termed successful business
man. II we adopt a better standard and
measure his success by the work done and
the money distributed among the masses,
then Mr.. Bowden's business career will
rank among the most successful in town
for years.
In his prime he was one of the most
active republicans, and as political
was well known all over the county His
resources rs a conyersationalist were al
most mex hs ustible, and he was at home
whet her in company of lawyers, poll
ticians or scholars, and almost instinc-
lively led with his entertaining stories,
piquant observations and varied inform
alton.
He leaves a widow and six children.
HIS son George l. Bowden is at present
principal of the high school in Hing ham,
Mass ElIery Bowden, the second son, is
one Of the most promising young law
yers OF Waldo county, and has filled the
position of county attorney with ability.
Winnie. the eldest daughter, is a popular
teacher, and IS engaged To teach in Med
field. Mass, where She has taught a year.
The three youngest children are equally
promising. and no doubt viii be heard
from later on. Mr.. BoWden leaves in his
family legacy To the world, richer and
grsnder than large financial endow ments.
On Monday j NJ. Hutchins received a
pleasant call from John Shute, OF Ham
cock Mr.. Shute recently graduated from
Bowdoin. and will be pleasantly remem
bered as the teacher OF the free high
school in his town two years ago.
Horace Perkins Will leave this month
for his new home in Wsterviie,
He has had fine residence built there
during the summer. He Will be much
missed among his friends here, and he
Baptist church, OF which he is a prom
inent member, will feel his loss keenly.
Aug. l.. II.