The Liberal Christian Ministry by J T Sunderland
The Rev J T Sunderland Unitarian of Ann Arbor argues the liberal ministry offers strong incentives and duties for both men and women. He contrasts views of clergy leisure versus toil, praising the calling as loftier and demanding broad learning, empathy, and dedication to reform and human betterment.
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J. T. Sunderland
Ann Arbor
Mich
Emerson
University of Michigan
Sunderland
Eliot
Harvard
Goa
James Freeman Clarke
Liberal Christian Ministry
M.A
Boston
George H. Ellis
Life of Wesley in Cavendish Library edition
Southey’s Life of Wesley is presented with editorial supervision by Rev. J. A. Atkinson in a 550 page Cavendish Library volume. The work emphasizes Wesley’s aims, Whitefield links, and the spread of Methodism in America and Britain, noting praise and a noted error about ambition. Price listed as $1.50 with Cavendish Edition details.
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John Wesley
Southey
Cavendish
J. A. Atkinson
Wesley
Whitefield
Charles
America
Charles Wesley
Robert Southey
M.A
New York
Frederick Warne & Co
Boston
Estes & Lauriat
Price
Golden Text ies criticism by Sun school pupil
An intelligent Sun school pupil offers a critique of a book described as Golden Text ies. The passage reflects the reader’s verdict and the author’s aim through a concise student perspective.
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Golden Texties
Reviews of New Orthodox Works and Juvenile Texts
A period notice surveys volumes on Living Questions by Warren Hathaway and a critique of Blots and Blemishes. It lists medical and dietary works by Sir H. Thompson, business guidance by James Platt, and fiction Rocks and Shoals by Bella French Swisher, with brief publication details and prices.
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Bella French Swisher
Edward E. Hale
Boston
Roberts Bros. Price
Lucretia P. Hale
Bernard Whitman
Warren Hathaway
New York
Fords, Howard & Hurlbert
Cam
Price
Rocks and Shoals
Ein French Swisher
G. W. Dillingham
de Wolfe, Fiske & Co
Reunions At Salem Honor Civil War Regiments
At Willows on military day veterans of the Fifty-eighth and Fifty-ninth regiments held joint reunions. Speeches recalled the Crater battle, flags recovered from the War Department, and officers lauded for service. Officers re elected in the Fifty-ninth, about sixty veterans attended. remarks honored Colonel Hodges and the fallen.
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Satem
the Willows
Fifty-eighth
Fifty-ninth
Readville
the Crater
A. M. Dudley
Department
J. D. Billings
Grand Army Record
Dudley
Crater
Churchill
Mason
Carroll
Chicago
War Department
Washington
Schofield
North Carolina
Massachusetts
Richmond
Rebs
B. F. Barnard
Wakefield
William Ingalls
Boston
Hodges
Knott V. Martin
Marblehead
W. W. Davis
Lawn party at Beverly village raises funds and tunes
A Benevolent Society of the Dane Street Congregational Church hosted an evening lawn party on the Norwoods grounds at Cabot street and Highland avenue Beverly. Chinese lanterns lit the grounds and Burnham's Orchestra provided music. Supper ran from 6 to 8 PM as homes were opened to guests, attracting a throng.
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Beverly
Benevolent Society
Dane Street Congregational Church
Seth Norwood
Elbridge Norwood
Cabot Street
Highland Avenue
Norwoods
Burnham
Shipping News Mini Almanac Clipper July 31
Shipping page brief notes high water and lunar phase for Wednesday July 31. Almanac lists moon length of day and tide indicators with coded details for navigators. Includes time notations and harbor references.
Port of Boston Port Update July Arrivals and Clearances
The PORT OF BOSTON reports arrivals including Steamer Penobscot from Bangor, Tremont from Portland, John Brooks from Bar Harbor, Olivette, Kennebec, Geof Chaffee, and others with tows. Tug Joshua Lovett and Ice King also arrive with barges from New York and Norfolk. Several vessels depart or are cleared, with notes on winds, fog, and sailing schedules.
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Turspay
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
John Brooks
Deering
Bar Harbor
Olivette
McKay
Flarbor
Kennebec
Collins
Bath
Geof Chaffee
Proctor
Gloucester
Blackstone
Clark
Newport News
Shawmut
Fuller
Atlas
Philadelphia
Joshua Lovett
Mellen
Seth Lowe
Surinam
Eugene Hale
Harding
Boston
Albert Lchutler
Moston
Foster
Arroyo
Nash, Spaulding & Co
John 8S
Emery &Co
John Gregory
Newburyport
Pressey
Savannah
Donna Lell
Leblanc
Port Acadia
Carrie A Norton
Smith
Charles 5 Davis
Sooy
Augustus Kunt
Hall
Johnathan Bourne
Edward P Avery
Hawley
Calvin Burcutt
Bailey
Henry Sutton
Pierce
Helen H Benedict
Manson
Josie
Burt
Norfolk
Georgietta
Alley
Benj Hale
Lulu
Doane
Rondout
Massasoit
Babbitt
Baltimore
Millville
Kranin
Mary Lee Newton
Rowe
Calais
Wingaersheek
Adams
Venetian
Parry
Liverpool
Thayer & Lincoln
Brinlo
Hoogerwarf
Saracea
Seaverns & Co
Unita
Nor
Danielsen
Gill & Lootz
Yarmouth
Stanwood
J G Hall & Co
Carrie Bolle
McLean
John
J H Flitner & Co
John Price
Odell
Musquash
R Splaine & Co
Kate Foster
Tate
Advocate
NS. Hatheway & Co
Coastwis U
Ponovan
Williams
H Hyde
Ee Bangor
Calvin Austin
Katie
Barrett
McLeod
Washington, DC
Crowell
Iowa
Viking
Baracoa
Mark Win Hales
Ensenada
Gladiator
Annie R Storer
Samuel E Spring
New York
Nathaniel V Doane
Sullivan Lawin
Boothbay
Mary Freelind
Elizabeth Lee
J J Moore
Katieg J Hoye
Adam Kennedy
Highland Light
Odiorne
Annie S Walker
Swhs
Harry L Whiton
John D Paige
Hull
Astorio
Tillie E Starbuck
Curtis
BALTH
Julian Bailey
Otis
Arcola
Campbell
J D Robinson
Hagan
Mary J Casiner
Benjamin Courtney
Wyman
Norman
Roberts
Charleston
F . Yarnall
Scott
Harbeson Dickman
Wharton
Lizzie
Haynes
Sawyer
Elanora van Dusen
Godfrey
Camden
Harry Messer
Susie Maydo
29Th
Schs
Chase Jeffrey
Hassett
Nellie C Morse
Baker
Salem
James Nichols
Kimball
Isaac T Campbell
Matthews
Mary E Oliver
Hodgdon
Yale
Simpson
Washington
Kate Markee
Blake
Edward C Allen True
McLaughlin
Coastwise
J Haskell Leeds
Crammer
Phiadelphia
Chas Fk Sampson
Norris
20Th
Sechs Celina
Murray
Reuben Eastman
Eastman
Alpheus ‘Urrell
Londo
Anniett Bailey
Converse
Predmore
Port Royal
Frank G Dow
Kelly
Georgetown
Benj B Church
Providence
Albano
Sunderland
Nova Scotian
Hughes
Dorchester
Hawes
Woston
Nnocenta
Rossi
Nathan Easterbrook
Sharp
Vian Name & Bing
Loboken
Gracie
Chambers
Martie A Holmes
Burr
Portsmouth
Innocenta
van Name & King
Gracie D Chambers
Sarah E Douglass
Bucksvillf
Seis Prescott Hazeltine
Kneeland
Demerara
Mattie May
Richardson
Bridgeport
Conn
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Brown
Patchogue
Tenry Remsen
Allen
C H Delamater
French
Yemassee
Jacksonville
Cherokee
Coweset
Lewis Jane
Cole
Dutch Island Harbor
Allandale
Potter
Fortress Monroe
Northumbria
Robinson
Mobile
Belfast
Fernandina
Seis Annie
Millard
Steelman
Stephen G Loud
Kennett
Sehs Daylight
Hogdon
Weymouth
George A McFadden
Matcomson
Sanger
Agnes Munruing
Birdsall
Nei Burrow
Taylor
Sens Centennial
Rulon
Crescent
Mehaffey
Mass
Bark Flora
Travan
J H Reed
Bay View
Amy D. Portland
Nelson Bartlett
Turks Island
Hyannis-Ar
Daniel Brittita
Coleman
Hoboken
A C Buckley
Fort George
Bella Russell
Berkshire
Sue Williams
New Bedfein
Huston
Fall River
Azalea
New Orleans
Hamburg
Krig Alice
Laguayra
William H Ellison
Kenniston
Richmond
Nellie W Howlett
Buckleo
Coosaw
Atalanta
Ann's Bay
Alamo
Galveston
Encelsior
Great Victoria
Cannon
Plymouth
Eng
Ariadne
Hansen
Santos
Weich
Sechs
Fannie Whitemore
Whitemore
Buenos
Ames
Willie
Newton
Waki
Fannie & Fay
Oriole
Brapo
New Bedford
J G Dean
Chase
Sallie
Abel Walker
Nickerson
Albany
al Fabens
Peck
Amboy
Corvo
Ennedy
Susan Stetson
Frisbee
Mary Ann Prednore
Davis
Hyannis
As Bickmore
Russell
Uoboken
Abbie S Walker
Dobbin
Ddo
Addie Sawyer
Cook
Port Johnson
Fusion
Sarah Cullum
Plamuiner
Mason
Percy
Ellis
Williamsport
Miller
Noriman
Snow
Greene
Bermuda
Nellie J Dinsmore
Dodge
Matanzas
Aimes Valkenberg
Purdy
Stdobn
Hudson
Vaughn
Marblehead
Noremvega
Ebangor
Kate
Camp Boothbay
Calvin S Edwards
Scull
North River
Geo H
Genoa
Wallingford
Dover
Carson
Melvin
Newherne
Delaware Breakwater
Rhodora
Las Palias
Sailer
Shakespere
Nether Holme
Montréal
Goth
Rose Inness
Mentor
Barbados
Ita
Cape Town
Bay State
Ella Powell
Burns
Union
Reed
M M Brainerd
Hoey
Albus
Atwood
Luelia
Perth Amboy
Jennie A Cheney
Cushman
Elizabeth Sport
Helen J Holway
John Bracewell
Monroe
Laneaville
L A Burnham
Watts
Rockland
Lucy P Miller
Homer
Annie M Dickerman
Hart
Helen Montagne
Cookson
Clara E Colcord
Colcord
Ada Ames
John D Griffin
Nash
Y Rock Port
Fred Walton
San Francisco
Oriental
Parker
Tacoma
Eccleradhan
Dow
London
Rufus
Woon
Franshaw
Nanaimo
Ceylon
Calhoun
Steamship charter market sees demand rise for grain loading
NEW YORK July 29 demand for steamers to load grain shows improvement with a slight rate rise. Charters reported include Evuxerre Helens 7500 bbls refined petroleum New York to Continent, Fjelstedt 8000 bbls to Baltic, Harvard to Adelaide, Minnie Abbe lumber Charleston to Kingston, and Winnie Lawry logwood Aquin to New York. SAN FRANCISCO July 29 brisk chartering with rates firm for grain voyages. ships Alcinons Ecclere chan Anglesy Bass Rock chartered to Cors Havre Antwerp at 40s to 358 Od.
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New York
Accorpa
Evuxerre
Helens
Continent
Fjelstedt
Philadelphia
Faltic
Victoria
Baltic
Ecclerechan
Siip Anglesy
Bass Rock
Maritime Cargo Movements Listed from Several Ports
A compiled list shows ships and brigs sailing or arriving at multiple ports including Philadelphia New York and London with vessels such as Hart Pearson and Ville de Dieppe. Entries note ships loads for New York and cargo destinations alongside dates in July and June across Cadiz Dunkirk Genoa and other ports.
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Bilboa
Stephen G Hart
Pearson
Philadelphia
New York
Cape Point
Lassed
Lioness
Robinson
Mauritius
Cadiz
Sch
Little Pet
Bartlett
St Johns
Calcutsta
Isaac L Skelfield
Bishop
Bangalore
Dunkirk
Ruth Valmer
Smith
Dieppe
Ville de Dieppe
Chaillones
Dundalk
Valkyrie
Br New
Crowell
Richibucto
Dungeness
Robert Dixon
Austin
London
Fleetwood
St Joseph
Thomas
Quebec
Honolulu
Leary
Falmouth
Genoa
Natale Galino
Overton
Hamburg
Giale
Ital
Fevola
Iloilo
South American
Connolly
Lauring
Regina
Bronlund
Boston
Landskrona
Boyd
Palermo
Vocasset
RIO Danelro
Jacob A Stamler
Crystell
Buenos Ayres
Loth
Corey
Jones
Curaiff
Dom Pedro IL
Shrry
Newcastle
Sydney
Nsw
Pericles
Phillips
San Francisco
Giovanni
Trapani
Alicante
John Hickman
Thompson
Bona
Maritime cargo routes and ship positions listed
Spoken log details several vessels bound for New York from Antwerp Dunkirk Savannah and St Mare with dates June 29 to July 27 and coordinates including lat 48 20 long 20 63 53 42 07 42 39 plus a British bark with letters HLGF steering west 120 miles east of Sandy Lock and ships Sir John Evans Mc Donald from St Mare to Boston near Barnegat.
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Persia
Antwerp
New York
Hannah Blanchard
Atkins
Dunkirk
Lon
Agnes
Savannah
Bark
Sandy Lock
Sir John
Evans
Mc Donald
St Mare
Boston
Barnegat
Gloucester Mackerel Fleet Reports Poor Returns
Unfavorable reports from Gloucester mackerel fleet as arrivals show low catch. Boats including Fannie W Freeman and Governor Butler carried small hauls sold in fishermen's orders. North Bay notes indicate schooling fish but limited trips due to lack of provisioning for hooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester i
Sels
Fannie W Freeman
Governor Butler
Commonwealth
Adam .Terry
North Bay
Gloucester
Bath Shipbuilding Progress Sets Stage for Summer Launches
Bath reports rapid vessel construction with several launches planned later this season. The big Morse barge is due in about two months, followed by a four masted schooner larger than the T A Lambert. Donnell's yard frames the schooner and keelson, Deering yard readies its launch, and a Bath 8000 ton ship by A Sewall & Co begins keel framing while Carleton Norwood & Co at Rockport near completion of a 500 ton schooner. Camden's four mast ship nears planking, with both vessels expected off late summer.
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Bath
Morse
Seon
T A Lambert
Donnell's
Deering
Camden
Eight crew saved from Arctic wreck of Ohio at Point Hope
New Bedford reports eight of the crew of the little bark Ohio, Captain Allen, wrecked at Point Hope in the Arctic Ocean on October 3, 1888, were saved. The vessel sailed June 8, 1586, from this port with Captain George E Allen in command and carried 70 barrels of sperm oil at last report.
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New Bedford
Ohio
Allen
Point Hope
Arctic Ocean
George E Allen
Gilbert Allen
Thomas F Pease
Thomas H Niles
Manuel Lopes
Joe Enos
Alexander Omey
Peter Gomes
Sam Brown
John Rogers
Henry C Jobit
EW Hirst
John A Maher
Cooper
Peter Murphy
G Hamlet
San Francisco
Bark Stafford
Howland
Atlantic Ocean
St Helena
Tod &W R Wing
Tillie FE Starbuck
New York
Portland, Or
Sea Fox
Holmes
St Paul de Loando
Ambergris
Joseph F Knowles
Ontario Madre
Malfeiro
Tug Nabby C crashes into bridge in New England line
Boston dispatch reports the tug Nabby C, passing through the draw of the New York & New England railroad last evening, struck the center of the bridge, demolishing its pilot house and causing other damage. The vessel was towed to East Boston for repairs.
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Boston
Nabby C
New York & New England Railroad
New York
Slavonia
Sein
Victoria
Stainburg
Philadelphia
Red Star
Thordisa
Refinery
Galveston
Flora Woodhouse
Ral
Aransas
Case
St Joseph’s Island
Gloucester
Seir
Fred Walton
Lanesville
Bridgeport
Skidmore
Pennfield Reef
Queen
Miller & Strickland
Glade Tidings
New Haven
Newport
Jonesport
Bath
William
French
EC Allen True
Jibboom
Oliver S Barrett
Wallace
Turk’s Island
Barrett
William T Donnell
Frontera
Orpheus
Tonala
Strack
Fortress Monroe
Northumbria
Robinson
Mobile
Belfast
Hampton Roads
Rockland
Storm King
Sch Bens
Sir George Stetson
Washington
Long Cove
St George
San Francisco
Lizzie Williams
Tugidak’s Island
Turner
St Thomas
Ashdell
Wabacoa
London
Hammonia Vogelgesang
Klaukenese
Krunshausen
Cyril
Pensacola
Fecamp
Maria Stoneman
Pierce
St John
Londonderry
Royal Tar
Bowers
Tron
Moodyville
Fort Pirie
South Australia
Sydney
Nsw
Castleton
Diore
Mauritius
Durban
Diverse ships listed with July sailings and ports of call
A fragmented log lists vessels sailing July and arriving in ports from Amsterdam to Nassau. Entries name ships such as Sarah Chambers, Magnhild, Rachel Emery, Lord Empleton, Alf Olsen, and Port Caroline, with origins including New York Boston London and Chicago, plus destinations Rosario Philadelphia and San Francisco.
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Amsterdam
Sarah Chambers
Carver
New York
Algoa Bay
Magnhild
Jorgesen
Buenos Ayres
Rachel Emery
Wyman
Boston
Rosario
Lucy A Davis
Loring
Vortland
Bremen
Lord ‘Empleton
Hawthorn
Bahla
Alf
Olsen
Bermuda
Glenmavis
Wyse
Cape Verdes
Port Royal
England
Helen M Rowley
Richard P Buck
Philadelpha
Cheverle
Shubert
Philadelphia
Demerara
Amanda
Parker
Port Caroline
Sturrick
FOWLY
Laura Maria
Schaefer
Frontera
Belgen
Evenson
London
Orpheus
Minnich
Tonala
Hong Kong
James G Bain
Josephus
Southern Cross
Narwhal
Agenor
Mabel Taylor
Titan
San Francisco
Sir Geo V Jordan
Halifax
Charles Duncan
Mcculloch
Jamaica
Edith
Campbell
Porto Rico
Helen Churchill
Mekkenna
Trinidad
Kate
Maine
Griffiths
Baltimore
Bucephalus
Nicholson
Three Rivers
Laguayra
Barnmoor
Sullivan
Wright
Moncton
Doris Bexhoff
Llatteras
Henry Warner
Ieason
Harry Stuart
Brinton
Havana
Britannia
Costa
Nassau
Icis
Kelley
Abel Darling
Ranger
Thompson
Antonio
Kong Alf
Dahl
Maritime Vessel Movements From Global Ports
A dense shipping log lists vessels sailing and clearing between July 25 and July 29 from ports including Quebec St Pierre Singapore St John Windsor Yokohama and Valparaiso. Entries name bark schooner steamer and ship voyages with captains destinations and departure dates across Atlantic and Pacific routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Elizabeth
Havelland
Buenos Ayres
Elisabet
Bengtssen
Algoa Bay
Vancouver
Lindall
Liverpool
Montreal
Antique
Havre
Vanloo
Rio Janeiro
British Constitution
Newcastle
Carmel
Amsterdam
Emerald
Bristol
Flora
Holland
Fortuna
Southampton
Ac Grace Rice
Barbados
Magne
Sorensen
Montevideo
Sabine
Greenock
Pinkham
New York
ST Pierre
Mig
Avalon
Millberry
Mart
Julia A Ward
Kich
Boothbay
St John
Nb-Ar
Stermers Scholar
Ashead
Pernambuco
Frederico
Gartier
Iseston
Townsend
Smith
Yokohama
Spartan
Cairns
Sydney
Nsw
Thomas Dana
Dow
Kimma T Crowell
Pendleton
Selkirk
Course
Shipping notes drift through New York to Portland routes
A dense compilation of July sailing and clearance notices lists numerous ships, schooners, barges, and steamers along the Atlantic seaboard and East Coast ports. It records vessel names, captains, home ports, and destinations from New York to Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, and beyond, including loadings for ice and Philadelphia and sailings from Boston, Newport News, and Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Baltimore
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga. Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Norfolk
Geo. E. Smalley
Gen
Central Wharf
Raiways
Virginia
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence R
Waldo A
Stoningson Ar July 29 parties and coastal sailing notes
A fragment from Vineyard Haven reports a heavy southerly wind over 45 hours. Vessels including the steamers Gen Whitney and steam tugs E A Burke Confidence and Herald are wind bound with a large fleet of schooners. Steam yacht Nashawena arrived. Other notes mention sailing schooners J R Halliday, Sophia Godfrey, and Cora with destinations Philadelphia and New York.
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Look
Jennie E Simmons
Williams
Philadelphia
AJ Kaker
To. Stoningson
Schs
Millie Frank
Edwards
New York
Silas Brainard
Macy
Port Jefferson
Luella Nickerson
Nickerson
Cotuit
South Amboy
Haverhill
Vineyard Haven
Gen Whitney
Boston
E A Burke
Confidence
Herald
Nashawena
Water Cove
J R Halliday
Sophia Godfrey
Cora
Mail Closes at Boston at 7 80 P M and 3 P M
Postal notices indicate mail service closing times in Boston with a schedule showing 3 00 P M and 7 80 P M as the cutoffs. The imperfect OCR presents both times for reader awareness, though 7.80 may be a misread 7 30 or 7 00 PM depending on the source.
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State OF Texas
Bill Svrague
Kennebec River
Jason Colling
Star of the East
WO. Paker
Lincoln’ S Wharf
Aston
Go Uart Pophem
Gardiner U Stinwelk
Bay
Chas
H. Hyve
White Star Line
Royal Mail
Queenstown
Atlantic
RED Star Line
B.A. Adams & CO
State St
Cor
Broad St
Azores
Kennard
J. A. Bettencourt
Kk. A. Adams & Co
State Street
Atlantic Express
Olive OF Home
Glasgow
HEX Diekson Brutilers
C. V. Daley
Norpdeutscher Lloyd S. S
Lahn
ELBE
EIDER
ALLER
WERRA
Paris
Sis
Theo
Guething
Downe Street
Allan Line
Roston
Lassgcow
Manitoban
Pruasian
A. Allan
Agenis
Leyland
Tristrian
Whawver & Lincoln
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Pavonia
Cephalonia
Samaria
Scythia
Catalonia
Alexander Martin
Warren Line
Michigan
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Kouan
Kansas
Palestin
Warren & CO
Postoffice Square
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Mit
Desert
Foster’s Wharf
Bebee Et Ee
Seursport
Bucksport
Winter
Oerthuiptien
Green’s Landing
South West Harbor
North East Harbor
Fur Harbor
Seal Harbor
Sorrento
North West Harbor
Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Brooklin
Surry
al Landings
Klisworth
William 4. III
Bar Harbor, Eastport and
Gampobello, Steamship
Bewis Wharf
At Harbor
O. G. Pearson
DE W. Sampson
Portland Steamers
India Wharf
Smeton
C.F. Williams
Soth
H. M. Whitney
Bohn Brooks
Charles Deering
Union Wharf
Machiasport
Castine
Sargentville
Deer Iele
W. Harvor
Kar Harbor
Milbridge
J. H. Baker
Ofice
Cox
A.C. Lombard
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Company
North Side Central Wharf
Boson