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Snowman, "a. The proceeds received
| from the contest amounted to $50 20.
May 5. SUBA.

North Penobsoot.
All the schools in town commenced on
Monday.
Sheriff Hooper and Deputy Sheriff vogell
were in town few days ago.
E. A. Lowell has twin COW three years
old which gave birth to twin heiiers a
few days ago.
Gilman Hatch has moved into the
Elias Gray place, which he recently
purchased.
Arthur Hatch has moved his family to
Stonington where he has work for the
summer.
The roads in many places have been
badly washed out and several bridges
have been washed away or seriously dam
| aged.
Samuel Leach has been appointed CEN
sus-taker for this town. He was the only
candidate for the position and received
the unanimous support of the citizens.
The cold, backward spring has checked
the growth of the grass which started in
fair season, and put the farmers in the
spring waiting room.
Mrs. Elsie Montgomery passed away
April 81, after an illness of some weeks,
at the advanced age Of eighty-four. She
leaves four sons and an adopted daughter.
1t has been question with some
" bet her we have full board Of select
men, as one of the members was under
bonds as tax collector at the time OF his
election.
Hiram Leach and wife arrived home
from Brockton, Mass, April Is. Mr..
Leach has spent the winter in Brockton.
Mrs. Leach has been absent more than a
year.
Raymond Hutchins has just recovered
from the measles. There are many cases
| OF the grip and one case of typhoid pneu-
| monia here. Several new cases OF measles
are reported. and the disease IL likely to
make a clean sweep through this COM
munity.
Rev. Mr.. Garland moved into the par
sonage on his return to this charge.
Samuel Leach, who has occupied 1t nearly
three years, has moved into the Paris
Leach house. On Monday the people
| treated the pastor to an overflow service
when they pitched into pile OF some ten
or twelve cords OF fire wood, and In q
brief time delivered il at his door.
May 5. II.
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southw+- 7arbor.
Rev. Chaetes Whittier, Eastern Maine
missioner5 WAS in town the past week.
Mrs. 10 ia Holden, OF he Hotel Dirigo,
arrived lsst week. The large addition to
the house > being hurried.
Many houses about town have been
painted, among the number the hotel
Holmes and store and the house of f. l..
Higgins.
Eben Richardson, a delegate from Ire
mont lodge, F. and A. NJ, attended the
grand looge at Portland last week. He
reports most interesting sessions.
Many ca-es of grip are reported. Mrs.
e. NJ. Giiley has been considerably out
of health for two months past and
obliged to lay aside dressmaking for
while, but she is now improving. Thorn
as Holmes is also on the sick list.
Letters recently received from our navy
boy on the "AIliance" at Kingston find
him well satisfied with the service though
naturally wishing for visit home. He
Is now bookkeeper to the navigator an
easy birth yet his bugle practice can be
kept up. There are prospects of another
trip across the ocean, when opportunity
will be afforded for seeing the Paris ex-
position.
The relatives and friends of Andrew J.
Giliey, OF Everett, Mass, were painfully
shocked on Friday, May A, to receive a
telegram announcing his death on the
morning OF that day. His brother, j. Fl.
Giiley, had been informed a day or two
earlier OF Andrews sudden illness, he
having been stricken by apoplexy while
about his usual work. Much sympatb by
Is felt for the sorrowing wife and sons.
A sister, Mrs. NJ. Sugatt, and her daug hter
were the emily ones OF his relatives out
side of his Immediate family able to be
with the unconscious sufferer when the
end came. a tender and devoted hus-
band and father, true and loyal friend,
he was loved and respected by all who
knew him.
May. SPRAY.
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Lamoin~-
Capt. Charles Hodgkins returned home
from New York Saturday.
School in Jordan's River district began
April 80, with Miss Annie Roberts teacher
Mrs. Mary Coolidge and her guest, Miss
Ottie Cooper, spent last week in Bar Har-
Dor and + lsworth.
Schooner David Faust, Capt. jefferson
Smith, is at Coolidge's wharf loading
slaves from W F. Hutchings' mill.
Mr.. Grant and family, of Ellsworth,
have recently moved into this neighbor-
hood. Mr. Grant is employed as engineer
in the mill.
Capt. Howard Farnham ruade flying
visit to his wife and mother last week,
coming Tuesday and returning Thursday
to the onmand of the schooner Lillian
Woodruff.
Hon W. W. Stetson addressed the regu-
lar meeting of Lamoine grange Tuesday
evening. May 1. His address was exceed
ingly interesting and instructive, as all his
talks are certain to be.
j. G. Reynolds, who for nearly eleven
years has driven the mail stage between
Lamoine Beach and Ellsworth, has sold his
team and mai route to William Haslem,
of Lamoine Beach. Mr.. Haslem entered
upon his duties May ! During Mr..
Reynolds long term of service he proved a
faithful official, being ever thoughtful for
the comfort of his passengers. and attend
ing carefully to the smallest matters
entrusted to him. In this way he became
deservediy popular. We doubt not that
his successor, Mr.. Haslem, Will accepta bly,
fill his place.
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No Right to UgIiness.

The woman who is lovely in face, form
and temper Will always have friends, but
one who would be attractive must keep
her health. If she is weak, siekiy and all
run down, she will be nervous and irrita-
BILE. Ii she has constipation or kidney
trouble, her impure blood will cause PIN
pies, biotches, skin eruptions ana wretch
ed complexion. Electric Bitters is the best
medicine in the world to regulate stomach,
liver and kidneys and to purity the blood.
1t gives strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth,
velvety skin, rich complexion. 1t will
make good looking, charming woman
OF a rum down invalid. Only 50 cents at 8.
ID. WIGGIN's drug store.
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sedgwick.
Mrs. William II. Stanley, who has been
visiting friends in Orland and Surry, re-
turned Wednesday.
.. p. Carter and A. f. Robbins are en-
ployed at "West View", Eggemoggin, for
Capt. Babson. Capt. Babson is building
one new cottage and making repairs on
several others. He has in his employ
quite force OF carpenters, mssons and
painters.
Rev. f. s. Drew was in Brooksville
May to officiate at the funeral of Mrs.
John p. Snow. Mrs. Snow died at Egge-
moggin, where she WAS the guest of her
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COUNTY NEWS.
r.. sadstsonal County Nesrs see other page.

South Hancock.
George Haven is employed in Sullivan.
Mrs Hiram Merchant fell recently and
broke her arm.
c. Y Wooster and Bert Joy have gone
on a fishing trip to the Porcupine islands.
Mrs H d. Ball, who has been suffering
from an attack of the measles, is con-
valescent.
W. H. Ball, who has been at home i'll
with the measles, returned last week with
his wife to Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Amelia Mcfarland has gone to
Lincoln to spend the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. Ney Kiliman.
A very enjoyable event was celebrated
by Mr. and Mrs. Frank NJ Staples at their
home last Saturday evening, it being the
twenty fifth anniversary of their mar
riage. Although they are both deprived
OF their hearing and speech, it does not
affect the pleasure OF life to them, and the
gathering of so many friends and rela-
tiVes testified the high esteem in which
they are held. Many relatives from out of
town, who could not respond to invita-
tons, sent gifts. From P. G Wooster and
wife, Pasadena, CAL, silver souvenir spoon;
Miss Phoebe Staples and William Stevens
and wife, Beverly, Mass, silver pepper and
salt holders, bonbo, dish and mustard
spoon; Charles c. Staples and wife,
Everett, Mass, silver berry spoon; Miss
Georgia Coggins, Bangor, silver meat fork.
Among those received from friends in
town were: From Charles II. Wooster
and wife, silver olive fork; r. ii. Young
and wife, cold meat fork; Mrs. Augusta
E. Wooster, silver cream spoon; r. C.
Smith and wife, picture; A. s. Wooster
and wife, salad dish; ID. II. Saunders and
wife, silver napkin rings. Several friends
and relatives united and presented them
with a handsome tea set. After the even
ing had been socially enjoyed ice cream
and cake were served, and all Joined in
wishing them many more years of happi-
ness and prosperity.
May. W.
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East Lamoin--
b. I. Smith is at the Dana cottage For
the season.
A. W. Brown, OF Bar Harbor, spent Sun
day with friends here.
Hotel ashore Acres" will be managed
this year by j. z. Freeman
A. q. Morrison and daughter Cecile
visited relatives here Saturday.
Mrs. Sherman Douglass is quite i'll at
the home Ot her father, A. b. Higgins.
School began Monday, April 80, taught
by Miss Phosie Higgins, OF Lamoine.
Extensive repairs have been made on / e
wharf at Shore Acres and it Is Low ready
for use.
Steamer Pauline, commencing Sat
day, will make trips Saturdays and
Mondays until the Summer season, when
daily trips will be made.
May7. II,
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West Hancock.
A. E Tracy visited friends in Bangor
last week.
Irving Mcfarland, W no is employed in
Bar arbor, is in town.
Monroe Mcfarland has leased the
George f. Norris place.
Mrs. Martha Marshall, who has been
seriously i'll, is improving.
Fred Linscott, who was married re-
Gently, has the congratulations and kind
wishes OF his many friends.
II is with deepest regret that we learn
of the death OF Mrs. Leitie N. Royal, wife
of Fremont Royal, which occurred at her
home ia Lawrence, Mass, April %. Mrs.
Royal was a former resident here and
WIS respected end esteemed by all who
knew her. She leaves husband and
three children, mother, three brothers
ard one sister, who will deeply mourn
her loss. They have the sympathy OF all.
Her remains were brought to Hancock,
accom- snied by her husband and brother,
IL. f. ler OF Boston, and inferred in
the Pine Tree cemetery.
May 8. SUMAc.
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Shrf1s
Warden Lord came home Saturday, re-.
turning to his vessel at Ellsworth Monday
Rev. NJ. S. Preble, the newly appointed
Methodist pastor at Surry and East Blue
hili, arrived with his young son by team
Tuesday. Mrs. PEBBLE and little daugh-
ter came by train. Sunday morning Mr..
Preble attended services at Morgan's Bay,
and in the afternoon and evening at East
Bluehill. MIR. Prebie came from Harmony
and Athens, where he has been stationed
for three years.
The schooner "Oiive Avery, Capt.
George Cousins, loaded with hoops for
Rockland at NJ. f. Linneken's wharf, and
attempted to haul out of the dock at high
water Sunday morning. She struck on a
ledge above Herriek's wharf where she
grounded, bearing only at the bow and
stern and straining SO badly that she filled
when the tide flowed again. She is still
on the ledge though her freight has been
removed. Capt. Cousins has had his vessel
repaired this spring, and this was to be
his first trip this season.
May7. G.
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May 4


Rartiett's Island.
Everett Oher has returned to his school
at Somesville.
Abel Bartlett has been land up the past
week with the grip.
Fl. G. Balm mas gone to Northeast Har-
Dor to get his store in readiness for the
coming season.
Nancy Bartlett arrived home last Satur-
day from Beverly. Mass, where she has
been with her aunt the past winter.
Mrs Hannah Ober has returned home
from Northeast Hsrbor, where she has
been stopping with her son through the
winter.
May 5. B.
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beer I.ie.
Ralph t. spoHord returned to Bucks
port seminary Monday.
Miss Laura Haskell, from normal school,
came home on a short visit Saturday.
Mrs. Dr. wasgatt and Mrs. b. =. Hatch
went to Portland Monday to visit their
brother.
Hon f. z. Spoford and Frank A. Gross
went to Portland Monday rs delegates TO
the grand lodge Mrs. Spofford accom-
panied her husband.
Capt. and Mrs. j. W. Haskell arrived
from New York Wednesday. Their
daughter Alice, from Bucksport semi
nary, is visiting them.
Messrs NJ. ). and c. l.. Joyce, who have
been employed for the past few weeks on
the Scott cottage, now building at Bar
Harbor, returned home Saturday.
The residence OF Capt. C. Z. Small is re-
ceiving extensive improvements. 1t will
be lifted entirely and have new underpin-
ming. The grounds will be graded. Capt.
Small commands the steamer Admiral,
of New York.
F. Lamont Green went away Monday
for his first start as real yachtsman. lie
starts in as quartcrmsster. He will no
doubt be successful, as he has been afoat
through good part of his boyhood, and
the large yacht Lamont, now owned by
Shuman, OF Boston, was named for him.
May. F. j. ).
West Franklin.
Mrs. Mary circuit is very i'll at her home
at Beechland.
The quarry on the Beechland road will
soon be opened.
Clarence Morse had an old-fashioned
grading bee on his grounds Tuesday.
The rate OF taxation Is ON the increase
1871 mills on the dollar, against ID mills
last year.
Miss Hattie Higgins is teaching the
grammar school until anoth her teacher can
be obtained.
George S. Hooper was in town last week.
While here he made an effortto lease some
black granite for the Bod well granite COM
pany.
Charles Sprague has contracted to build
the new schoolhouse at Blacks road.
This district has never had a schooihouse,
the schools having been kept In a private
house. The building will be l6N20.
Stone business is quiet. A stiffness is
evident at the quarries. Were is not for
crowds OF stonecutters at the street cor
ners, stranger might be ledsto believe he
had struck Goldsmith's deserted village.
May. CHEER.
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Penobscor.
DOLLY.

Penobscor.
Cyrus X. Bridges, who has been in
Springfield, Mass, during the winter is
at home.
Mrs. Nancy Bridges, who has been
dangerously i'll with measles, is greatly
improved.
The voting contest for the most popular
merchant in town, conducted by the
Kings Daughters, was closed Monday
evening at Grange hall. Irving w.
Littlefield received 1,030 votes and was
declared the winner. After the enter
tainment, poem composed by c. K.
Bridges on the town merchants was read
and caused much amusement. Follow
ing is the entire list OF votes: irving
w. Littlefield, 1000; Mrs. A. c. Con-
don, 399; A. Il. varnum, 235; F.. A.
Miller, 142; b. II. Cushman, 81; 0. ID.
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BomesyU1e-
The primary school here Is taught by
Miss A. l.. Barker, of Wayne.
Mt. Desert lodge F. and A. II. will work
the third degree Dext Saturday evening.
Miss NJ z. Lawson is occupying her
new cottage at the head of Somes sound
The Mt Desert Island and Local Uniun
of Christian Endeavors and Epworth
leagues meet at Northeast Harbor next
Saturday. May II.
A carrier pigeon came to Lester Pray's
a week or two ago. He seems eontented
and very tame He has ring on his left
ankle marked 'sB. 1852.
May Fl.
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Coughs and coids, down To the very border
land u consumption. yield to the soothing.
hcsling influences Of Or. Woods Norway Pine
syrnp--Adrf.
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Dent Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Aray.

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strong. All druggists, soc or 81. Cure guaran.
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West Sullivan.
The May ball at Pythisn hail was a
great success.
V. II. Williams and wife are the guests
OF G F. Hooper.
Mrs. Edith Hyson returned from Bos-
ton hoping TO improve in health.
Frank Havey, a graduate of the New
York school Of pharmacy, is home.
c. II. Abbott went to Green Lake fish
ing Saturday, returning Sunday night.
Mrs. Edward Donald Was the guest OF
Mrs. Brad bury Smith at Granite hotel
last week.
G. f. Hooper was chosen a delegate to
the grand lodge of F. and A. M, held at
Portland last week.
J. s. Doyle went to Bar Harbor by team
las, week. On his return trip he arrived
st Mt. Desert bridge just after the acci-
dent, and had to swim his horse across.
The strike among the granite cutters
smiths have refused to sharpen tools for
non-union men and several quarrymen
have been discharged because they will
not take the cutters places.
Mrs. Hannah Wakefield, wife of Joseph
Wake field, died last Thursday after a
painful illness. Funeral services were
held in the church Sunday afternoon at .
O'Clock, Rev. MIR. Russell officiating. 1t
seems odd that the two former pastors
were also called to preach a burial service
as the first duty of their charge.
May I. G.
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Atiantic.
Warren Staples left for Rocklsnd Mon
day. He will GO AS mate on steamer
"Merryconeag".
Mrs. Edith Staples, who has been in
Baltimore and Washington, will come
home this week.
DIR. IL. W. Small has been appointed
census enumerator for the town OF Swans
Island and Long Island.
Mrs. Edith Staples has again rented her
house to Mrs. Eustis Thompson, OF Baiti-
more. This viii be Mrs. Thompson's
ninth reason in this place.
May 4. S.
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brother, Capt. c. L. Bsbson, keeper of
Pumpkin light. The cause OF her death
was pneumonia. She WIS sixty-eight
years OF age.
May 6. Z.
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THE a z.IcAH has subscribers at JOG
Of the ~ 9Dst-ofIces IN Hancock county;
III the ote~r papers in the county com
bsned do nj reach so many. THE AMER
loAS u cot the only paper printed in
Adnccci ro,entg, and has aerer claimed to
be, but IL IS tae only paper that con prop
srty be cated a COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The circtaLd-
Non Of Thl, AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Rarbor ScoYd's summer list, Is larger
than tho aH the other papers printed
IN HdHecft cO7tnru.
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NtAWdlA-
George Kent and wife have moved into
the Brewer house which has been vacant
since last fail. Mrs. Kent is a sister of
Mrs. Livonia Newman.
May 7. DOLLY.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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Rueh,i,
The Bluehill laundry opened to-day.
Rev. E. Bean returned home from his
vacation on Saturday.
r. p. Grindle has a new piazza on his
house on Union street.
Rev. C. NJ. u. Harwood is supplying the
Baptist pulpit in the absence Of the pas
tor, Rev. II. L. Odds.
A prize exhibition will be given by the
undergraduates of the academy com
mencement week. Two prizes will be Of
fered.
A small fire caught in the back of Rev.
c. NJ G. Harwood's house last week, from
bonfire. 1t was put out before much
damage was done.
Mr.. Pierson, wife and daughter Lucy,
of Boston, were in town few days last
week. making arrangements for the sum-
mer at their cottage.
The terrific storm of Thursday caused
great number of washouts. The most
damage was done at "Grindlevilie bridge,
between Biuehill and Surry. tempo
rary bridge had to be built. Sidewalks are
now being repaired in all parts of the
town. The walk from F. A. Davis to Hem
derson cottage is up.
Mrs. Hannah Grindle, of North Bluehill,
celebrated the Gig hty-third anniversary of
her birth on Thursday, entertaining rel
atives, neighbors, etc. Among the rela-
tives present was her sister-in- law, Mrs.
William Wardwell, of Penobscot, who is
ninety-two years of age. 1t was a very
social and enjoyable occasion to all
present. Mrs. Grindle is very smart for
her age.
May BOB.
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WaItham.
Leah, little daughter of q. L. Jordan, Is
quite ill.
Mrs. Emma Giles has gone to Elswort h
for he summer.
Mrs. Sadie Hasten spent a few days N
Ellsworth recently.
Alden Haslem was in Bangor Monday
and Tuesday on business.
B. V. Grant and wife, of Eden, are in
town for a few days farming
Mrs. Alice Jordan has been quite i'll
with the grip but is improving.
There were services in the church Sun
day, conducted by Rev. Ozro Roys.
May7. Fl.
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Great Pond.
n. r. Collar is working in Franklin.
Mrs. Ezra Williams returned from
Massachusetts Wednesday.
Miss Ids Clark, OF Franklin, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. n. r. Collar.
Ezra Williams and J. S. Archer were in
Ellsworth on business recently.
Miss Alta Laughlin has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Eugene LaughIin, OF
Mariaville.
w. F. Estabrook, of Bangor. was at
Lakeyiew, Alligator lake, from Thursday
until Monday.
A. B. Haynes and wife, who have been
spending the winter at the Haynes farm
in Amherst, returned home Wednesday.
George Garry and daughter Daisy went
to Bangor Wednesday. Miss Daisy will
remain for several weeks with her aunt,
Miss E. A. Garry.
Mr.. Drummey, of Ellsworth, was in
town Wednesday with 40 600 togue fry
from the Green Lake fish hatchery. They
were put into Long pond.
Nearly thirty of the friends and neigh
bors of J ). Archer and wife assem- hled at
their home Monday evening. In behalf
of the company, George Garry presented
t. Mr. and Mrs. Archer a pretty lamp 4
short musical programme was enjoyed,
after wh.oht~' Young ladies served ice
cream HI affair was a complete surprise
to the host ana sustess and vas much
enjoyed oy oil
Et
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South >urFy.
Mrs. Albert Treworgy, who has been
quite ill, is letter
Miss Laura Treworgy went to Hancock
last Saturday TO teach.
Mrs. Sarah Treworgy, OF North Sedg-
wick, spent few days with her mother
recently.
Miss Lena Atherton, who has been in
Massachusetts the past winter, has re-
turned home.
Road Commissioner Wescott is at work
on the roads. The late heavy rains left
them in bad condition.
n. c. Means and wife, who have spent
the past winter in Wayne, arrived home a
few days ago. Mr.. Means was very ill
several weeks but is now improving.
May7
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honor que no poiemos atropellar de
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Por ESQ estamos distancia1os de los
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5Hay algGn partiio que vaya mis- ALA
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discute la madre.
Vengau en- buen hora los luohadores.
n osotros aUnque llevamos marcha fila
Y c.aro derrotero lie saluiaremos con
fraternidad.