T he Courier-Gazette.

•I LTME 47. ROCKLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1892. N umber 50

g low CITY CHAT. If holly nnd mistletoe don’t here, THIS CHRISTMAS LOCAL LACONIC’S. good health does, nnd with good health Current Comment on Matters ot Inter­ we can earn the money to Imy the holly We have made little attempt to get! est to Rockland. cot a n d ...... rate Christmas number. We Sa?2'.n^ " '2 t.*bbrevi*‘ed and mistletoe which tho sunny Soutti lor Home Consumption. produces. have tried to get nut an extra good R IG H T nii>n arc these commercial Rockland seems prolific in candidates newspaper, and have tilled onr columns 1.1 EROCK Hall,-ho travellers, and nb for offices, nnd good candidates, too with readable news The paper this irnw place of serving fellows ns Rockland can always be counted on to issue consists of sixteen pages, in which amusement being furnish her quota, whether it's of lime, well, ami l h e ir will bo found a great deal of seasonable fitted up by Mad- money, enterprise nr candidates. doeks & Rackliffe opinions on men, matter. To our many readers nnd w o m e n, towns, Our workingmen, in the variou over their place of subscribers, 3500. never less and often business and trades, are organizing, nnd we’re glad business, head of things in general is worth something. of it. Trade organizations for mutual more, we extend the season’s greetings of Limerock sheet, will he finished by W illi this I n a self evident (net.it is grat­ benefit, and material, moral and mental .A* -;Sn, nnd good wishes, to our local contem­ Dec 21 and dedicated with a grand ball ifying Io a Roeklander to know that the improvement, have au important part to poraries and fellow journalists cur —C G Moffit has been making exten­ sive improvements on the Manchester travelling men of the state unanimously play in tho development of the race, and kindliest wishes, and to all who read concede to Rockland the credit of being we wish for our local organizations the > • '- 7 house, Lisle Blreet The old shed has these lines our wishes lor a the smartest place of its size in New fullest measure of success. api-.vr^;. merry been removed, the stable moved up to England You can find nigger places a s Christmas the house, and the house itself renovated The prospect that several hundred with new paper and paint—Several cases and richer places, hut none better and Grand Army men »re to meet in Rock­ OUR ADVERTISERS. none where there's more bustle, rustle of la grippe have appeared in town. land in February and thuttlie hospitality \\ e wish to call the attention of our o n# of t,le surest preventatives is to nnd hustle to the square inch than the of our people will he taxed doesn’t cause shire town of Knox. Commercial men readers to our long list ol advertisers in re,„| 'f HB CouitniKK G aZZKTTE. It keeps a tremor here. Rockland’s entertaining our columns to day. This Christmas, ought to ttiink a great deal of Rockland: r ... ,i.._ ii... / , . up one’s spirits tremendously—One of capacity is well known, and the gallant for the first time for years, we have not They do a big business here and nlways Newton Beers’ plays is looked for Far- G. A R hoys will be pre-ented with the sw. canvassed for special advertising, pre­ get their money. Said a well known well Opera House, Saturday, Jan 14— keys of the city on their arrival. Our ferring to let our regular advertisers hardware drummer to a representative The snow shovellers have been busy the own Grand Army Post is one of the best have the use of the paper without past week—The C. G's. frequent refer- ofTiin C.-G. "Rockland has the best in the state, and we know that what reputation for sure pay of any place in crowding our columns full of additional cnees to clearing the sidewalks of snow they attempt to do as hosts will need no ads. Wo have not solicited one stiver- or something else has resulted in a more tile state of Maine." Good leputatiou patching, and that ttiey can count on the to have, brethren ! lisement, and yet we hnve some 33 general observance of the ordinance re- solid support and backing of all out- columns of advertising in our paper te- i:iling thereto than ha- generally been We hope that the City Committee on people. Rockland will be a Grand ■u day. 1 he fact is mat the 3500 of 1 Ue ,h« case—Along with the parcel delivery Fire Department will see tit to recom­ Army city in February. C.-G. does all the canvassing that is j Rockland needs a messenger service, mend the provision of a hose carriage, The next event in the Public Library necessary. according to the suggestion of Chief En­ Now will our readers oblige us by course will be a comic opera by local Kl„. - -■s CHRISTMAS CAROLS. gineer Jones. The necessary cost is so talent. Work will begin on it as soon & l i i l cuiefully scanning tho various advertise i utterly disproportionate with the great as the holidays are over. No arrange­ raenta that appear. If you are thinking Seasonable Suggestions and Sayings of benefit and the greater efBciency at­ ment has thus tar been made for pre- of Christmas gifts, study these ads and Local Interest, tained that it cuts a very insignificant they will suggest just what is wanted. Of whispers of a Cbristmns tree tho slr’x at pres- lentingthe Kirmess. If it is put on, the ent fu ll. figure in the discussion. Our Fire De­ ( And the small boy loves hts teacher and hts plo presentation will take place the latter IN HIS EAR. partment Committee is a level headed part of June. ent Bunday school.—8 . Y. Press. one, however, and we believe that they The city’s various Iratornities are now What a Rockport Man Found Upon I Investigation. will recommend the progressive step. getting in their active work, and elec­ The store windows are looking their loveliest, and the art decorative is now- tions and installations follow each other Caldon Annis, a stone mason, about I'llK C. G. has had several references in great demand. to the need of a more capacious High in rapid succession. Rockland is largely 70 years old, residing at Simonton’s Cor­ blessed wiih social and secret fraterni­ PERSONAL POINTS. FOR OFFICE. ner, Rockport, had been troubled with o o School building, and has dwelt at some NEVER LESS, OFTEN MORE. Knox County has a nice new jail iu its ties, and boasts some of the most flour­ deafness for a number of years. He had length on the crowded condition of our Regarding People More or Less Well And There's Music in the Air in Var­ Christmas stocking. It’s worth all it ishing organizations in the state. “U lanc!” Paid Santa t lih ious Quarters. been in the habit of using a hair pin in temples ol learning. What is needed, Known in Our County. cost and is only what the county abso­ reindeer team, his ear, when it irritated him. The last and it’s sorely needed, is anew High Rockland can take a just pride iu the "Up and away I" he thun- lutely needed Albert C Hall of this city was re­ Oflico hunting is now a favo­ time he nsed the hair-pin he felt some School building on the site o l.tlie pres­ business furnished the Knox & Lincoln d ared ; o o cently called to Harrington by the death 1 rite occupation, and in this state the substance in the ear, which was finally ent Summer Street school bunding, and branch of the Maine Central the past . "Von muet tea up and sot, of his father, En ooh L Hall “Elko Tin: ComriKB- game isn't confined entirely to Demo­ extracted, and proved to he a brass pin Christmas trade started in earlier than this building should Have a suitable hall year. The handsome total ol 86,188 o o O azette, crats, for there are many Maine Repub which was clinging by the point to the usual, and has continued with increasing in the upper story for graduating exer tickets were sold for the year at this »ta- "W ith its handsome 3500!" A M. Mille’-. who has been in bus-1 licans who are looking for something hair-pin. proportions. ’My customers are buying, cises. Last week’s issue of the High tion, tlie receipts Irom this source being And oil- w ent S an 'a in hie reindeer learn e s s here, will lneate in Boston His] | nice in their Christmas stocking. Mr. Annis’ hearing is fully restored. better goods than usual,” said one of School Echo treated of this suhji ot very $89,522.89 In and out ot this station many friends wish for him prosperity And he visited every nation, our oity merchants. the total of 29,129 tons of freight were Bat no cold did he net p-rtinently. and we make excerpts wherever lie may locate F or like Tin: Courieh-Uaze-iti:, Gen John Harper, of Lewiston, is CALIFORNIA PIONEERS. o o handled. Tin, total receipts from all therefrom : lie had an excellent circulation I working dilligcntly upon his boom for Very Interesting Reun.on Held In y°ur Christmas gifts, dear "To any visitor coming in when we sources were 888,610.02. We could E C Crabtree, who ran the Brewer | state liquor commissioner to succeed Belfast Recently. reader, remember the poor about you. have a full school out cramped condition not ask lor a more significant or satis­ Iho. Gilmore, now of Bucksport. The . . . , . It's very true that its considerably more Echo for several years, is now In Cliel- 1 THE LECTRICi A notable reunion and in many re- . .. , and our need o' a new school building factory evidence of the wav business is anxiety of Lewiston to get tile state .. . • satisfactory to give than to bo the re< sea and is to move the presses, type, etc , j specls a sail one was held in Belfast the ...... would at once fee evident. Our school progressing down this way. liquor agency just once more borders al­ , . oipient, particularly if it*» a blow, that made up the plant of the Echo, to Regarding Late Car Arrangements— I other day when the survivors of the pas­ r om has a seating capacity ul 117, but T he C -G is anxious to see the city’s most upon nervous exhaustion,but Lew­ that place The Heaters: sengers that went to California in the . n l . . , . , tbeie are now 140 or more pupils. We iston probably will not he iu it very . , . 17 n . , _ , . I ne Rockland Charitable Association walks kept free trout snow this Wiuier n o bark Wm. O Alden met with Joseph L . . .. , have a row ol old -eats along the front Kocxcaxii, Mb., Dec. It, ls»: largely. J W. Wakefield of Bath is also] .. . . I r , nas decided very sensib y to find out and as them is an ordinance, passed J. I). Cohb of Union was in town. | Havener, i he bark set sail from that , ... » , , J which will accommodate 13. and the Mlt. ElHTOK a candidate, and ho will have the hearty Winter before last, lor that purpose, wo Monday evening ot last week, attending , port, Dec. n 8, u 1849.iuin Out«» . of . the i 50 -n per- families . , who may bo 4 in need and see scholars have been sealed along these Dear Sir: To correct a mi-undi support ot the Republicans of Eastern j . ,, , . . . . . that they have Christmas cheer at home, republish it, hoping that by thus refresh­ Claremont installation Mr. Cobh in- j sons ihut went out on that trip hut five and at tallies. This Way of sealing lias standing that exists among tlie patrons I Maine, Il will save labor and prove more satis­ ing Ihe memory o f those in power, this forms us that he hns 300 barrels of ap -! were present at tfiat reunion. At the I a tendency to discourage pupils and they ol the R'-okland, Thomaston & Camden , o o factory in the end. present Winter may see its provisions pies in liis cellar, reunion a bountifu1. supper was served cannot do their work nearly so well in , , ,jtj,fu!lv enforced • o o Railway we wish to slate through your i The candidates for postoffice in this and a very pleasant evening passed. such a crnmpid condition us in a roomy Rev. S. II. Pratt, the revivalist who paper just what we propose to do. Cars city are daily becoming more numerous 'The tenant or occupant, or any Mr. Havener is a blacksmith and the Don’t buy the children useful presents seal in a huge, airy school room This in connection with Birdsall the singer, i will leave Rockland Opera House for i Dt addition to the leaders, Messrs Ful- person having the care of a building or j souvenirs wore u Horseshoe nail tied witli ®ntirely. Its a fool of a boy who is is a matter ’.hat demands tlie attention conducted a revival at the First Baptist { Reckport and Camden, also Camden ! let and Lovejoy, several others have lot of land bordering on a street where blue ribbon. The next reunion will he i deliSlll

MR- BL A IN E . MEN AND WOMEN. THE GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL. trial and Hughes plead nolo contendere. , Councillor King related the man’s story. He was foreman of a road gang in Portland and a Yesterday’s paper* reported the critical sick­ Personal Paragraphs of More or Ices They Visit the State Prison Accompanied FULLER & COBB. Inttf-st to Our Readers. man well liked : nd industrious. Be was! ness of Mr. Blnlne and stated that the chances by Their Ladies. addicted to drink and while tinder the influence ' were against hit recovery. This morning’s of liquor con’nutted the crime. W. H. Looney, j Miss Adelaide C. Crocker of the Emerson Distinguished Parlies in Thomaston telegrams report a slight change fpr the bet­ College of Oratory. Boston, will recite In esq., will formally present his case to the Gov- t Bring the Children and Rockland—Prisoners Uiven a ernor and Council. Hughes made a most fav­ ter and hope- of ultimate recovery. Msrlb.»rn, N. ,hl'* ***«!«#• ,8 ex" Hearing- Home of the Interesting C h ristm as! orable impression. to see our Orches­ pected at her hon ? In this city, tomorrow Stories Told by Them, Fine looking body of tneh, Governor Bur­ evening---- Bert Oliver, wluwe aim w b h Ih i - tra and Quadrille, leigh and Council! We’ll wagor there isn’t a te i -I in a quarry accident some months ngn, — George Larrabee, another represent ive of the state in the Union which can produce a hand OUNG and old com­ blacksmith department, was introduced. Lar­ le ’ xosterd.iv morning for the Portland H os pi­ posed the party that ac­ as it is a Novelty. •Omer croup! ta \ to have the Injured member examined and rabee was sentenced from PI scat quis County companied Governor E. for fen years for assault with Intent to kill, if need be to undergo tieatment there. A A most pleasing bit of Christmas news is C. Burleigh on his visit althongh be has always maintained bis inno­ benefit ball given at the Meadows, Satur­ to the State Prison at that of resumption of work on Hurricane. day evening, for Mr. Oliver, and some #50 cence. lie has been in prison five years, and Thomaston, Thtnsduy. With Vinalhaven and Hurricane both in active n e p u l— Hnn D. N Mori lend left yesterday has proved a P. ,-class prisoner. It may be The party was made up well to say here thui parties who are familiar We have a corner on operation our county business can but leel the for Augusta and Bangor— — H. G Hall is in ns follows: Governor good effect the eof. The granite business Is an Boston---- Mrs. Sarah Barrett, who has been with the case are convinced of Larrabee's ^HOLIDAY GOODS. important part of our county industries and visiting her father Alden Gay and her sialer, K C. Piir eicb, G?n. Ooo. L. Beal of Augusta, innocence. anything that hurts that seriously affects the Councillors L. G. Downs and daughter of Cal­ A Fine Line of Aprons! Mrs. B. K. Kalloch, in this city, returned yer- After the hearing the party took the train I Such Novelties were oounty. terd ly to Taunton, Mass., where she resides ais, Councillor F. M.Simpson and wife of Lew­ for Rockland where they passed the night, at iston, Councillor Parker Spofford and wile of with her daughter, Mrs. Btnma Lang. The Thorndike, leaving for Augusta on the When the Rockland Courier and Rockland Bucksport, CouncillorJ.F.Brackett and daugh­ never shown to the Miss Annie Hutchinson wont to Exeter last Friday morning train. Gazette were consolidated a statement was ter of Llmington, Councillor M. F. King and week to visit her brother, Charles Hutchinson 1 trade in this city. made of the combined circulation of the two wife of Portland, Col. E. C. Stevens und wife -----Mrs. A. Sargent, who has been visiting her The visitors were well pleased at the appear­ papers. The Opinion then very promptly as- ol Augusta, C. B. Burleigh, editor of the Au­ sister, Mrs. John Adams, has returned to her ance of things in and about our well manage ’ •alled tho new paper, T h k C o v iu k k -G azktth, gusta Journal, 8. J. Chadbourne, Mrs. Dr. and gave thejlo to the circulation statements home in Boston-----Richard Rhodes of Vinal­ aiylum for law-breakers. haven is at Mrs. James Hall’s for tho Winter Martin of Augusta, Mist Mitchell of Bruns­ of the publishers. No attention was paid to wick and Miss Crosby of Augusta. this by T u b C.-G., which keptsteadily at work, -----Miss Alice Beverage of North Haven is in ELECTION GUESSES. the city, pursuing her musical studies-----Mrs Books of All Kin s and gradually Increased its list from 2300 to In the afternoon tho Governor and his Coun­ J. H. Raymond of Bath has been visiting in 2500, then to 3000 and so on up to the present cillors gave a bearing in the furniture room Tho Bonton Globe’s Offer—A European this city-----Capt. E. W . Thomas and wife will Men's 1 For Children, figures of 3500, our regular edition. All this under the prison chapel, Councillor L. G. Trip Oflered. spend Christmas with their daughter, Mrs time our jealous neighbor has kept up a con­ Downs conducting the hearing. While this was C. T. Ottenheimer, nee Lizzie Thomas, in Boys and Girls, stant fire of invective, calling our claims lies, going on others of the party explored the var­ There is a possibility that one or two of the Lowell, Mass. and the like. Wo put up with this treatment ious departments of the institution. election prizes, offered tor shrewd guessing, Christmas Trade as long as we cared to, and then we courteously Fred W. Glover is home from Bowdoin for will come to Rockland. It will be remembered Fine Neckwear. And Older Ones asked our neighbor to make an investigation the holidays-----Mrs. H. C. 8tein and children The first hearing was that of Colby Moore of that the Boston Globe oflered #5 a week for of the comparative circulation of the two will leave We inesday by Pullman for No Monsot, whose friends are making an eft rt life to the one who guessed the nearest to the We wish to call particular at­ AT LOW PRICES. papers This our neighbor declined to do. York, where they will pass the holidays.----- to have pardoned. Moore, it will be remem­ p.esi.lential vote in New York state. Mrs. L. Mis9 Mattie May hr.s returned from a visit in We asked the Opinion to leave the matter to a bered,is the man who was sent toThomastoo for M. Benner of this city guessed within 31 of tention lo our elegant assort­ committee of three business men, one to be Bath. Miss Mae Hoopei bt>- also been visit­ hiring a man to blow up tlie office of Dr. Hall. Harrison's vote and within about 100 of Cleve­ chosen by each of the pipers, these two to ing friends there------Levi Turner, esq., of Moore staled that be was 64 years of age and land’®. ment in all the Fashionable I s H e re , hoosc a third. This otir neighbor refused to Portland, formerly supervisor of Rockland’i had a wife und two children living. Ho said The Boston Post offered a trip to Europe for do. We then Hsked for an investigation by a schools, has been chosen principal of the Port that I)r Hall attended his child, who was sick the one who guessed nearest the presidential Shapes am) Fabrics, bought committee of three Rockland business met’, land evening school-----Herbert Farr has moved with diphtheria. The child died und ho vote in Massachusetts. Harrison’s plurality 100 Baskets...... 39 Cents from Ingraham’s Hill to the Knowlton house, claimed that the Doctor didn’t do bis duty by direct from the New York the CjPpinion to choose two and T h e C. G. one. was 26001, and E. B. McAlister and F. A. Worth ~i> Cents. Even'j this our neighbor did not dare to do. Mechanic street him, so he hired an accomplice to blow up the Winslow of ibis city guessed within 2 of it. Import^s expressly for the Thea We had our circulation investigated by Libby Ward well of Stockton, formerly em office. The bomb consisted of a jug filled wub We hope that both prizes may come to Rock­ Rowe to, the great advertiser, who uses both ployed with E. B. Ingraham. ha9 been visiting powder, kerosene and other inflammables and land. H oliday’. the Opin’on and C.-G., and Mr Rowell backed in town------J. W. Kelley j f Bath, one ol that explosives, with a hole through the stopper a n d 100 Baskets...... 29 Cents up ouh claims wilh 8100. To this we added city’s postmaster candidates, has been in town and a fuse. Moore also de crlhed hi a very J ML NOTE^. Wort li 50 Cents. jjnd asked our neighbor to cover it. the past week on business. Mr. Kelley’s pleas­ bright, piquant and vivacious manuer how he but up to da?cT+* lu| ,uv ment will make a welcome present. odists want a great deal.... Rev. John Penin- furnace tor heating slugs and hand-irons. The 1 The younger Chadbourne waj married and gill of West Buxtou will supply at the Free luniave i, an elnhora.e ..M r ol iron m,u lire , hiJ o(Je Tlie , ln(.e ma|rled Baptist Church next Sunday, morning and White or Colored Blankets, worth proot britk. rhe whole thingjcigh.nboul 20 I again alli,and live|h. , N jr,h Coru .ille, the ubihl evening....The small room in the northeastern tons 1 be present output iw 325 pairs ot panta­ Fancy Suspenders being w itli her Haberdashery corner of the First Baptist Chapel has been loons a day. 'There is three weeks work wait- | from 68 cents to $8.00 a Pair, will fitted up for the pu>tor’« use with new paper, l-P w I A V 1,1 ■* ing. and some of the departments are running Fred Clair of W aterville next appeared A Holiday Novelty of great eteam heat, marble lavatory, etc. The Baptist nights. Fred came to Thoiuustou eight months ago on be acceptable to a ll Housekeepers as Young People's Union has handsomely fur­ merit and elegant e. We are The Maine Pant Co., St. Nicholas Building I a four years sentence for assault with intent nished it with carpet, desk, chair, etc.... h as a ciew of 75 hands—50 in the building and ' to kill. The assault was commuted near the Grain, Flsnr anil Paed Store showing some tine goods—ex- a Present. The special meetings at Ingraham’s Hill will he continued this week at 3 and 7 ;30 25 outside—at work on a y e n ’s contract of 150 Head of tho Falls, Waterville, under the pairs ol trousers a day The company ha* ju^t classic shades ot Colby University, Clair being culsive patterns in this line. p. ni. Rev. Francis 1 urvis of Connecticut is E v e r B ro u g h t O ut ln.d a “ C. A C ” electric motor put In by 8 wan at work on logs in the river, lie said a man CHAS. r /’sEEAR'S, expected to assist Rev. W. O. Holman and A Pair of Warranted Kid Gloves is A Lane ot Boston. It is a compact little piece Insulted him most terribly, and that he, Clair, Mr. Parshley. .. . At the First Baptist Church ol mechanism, but it furnishes the most per­ stood it until patience became tired of being next Sunday, the pastor, Rev. J. H. Parshley, one of the most pleasing presents. fect power. The senior member of the firm virtuous and then be pummelcd it c fellow with 295 AND 297 MAIN ST. will preach a Christmus sermon ut the 10;30 supplying the motor is Fred A. Swan, son ot , n-us. and of course he couldn't hurt him a. m. service, theme, “ The Historic Proof of KO(hlANI), AIK. J. B. Swan of Camden- He h an expert elec. | |UUch, but a careful look at Fred’s powerful the Iucuruuiion.’’ At 6:30 p. m. the Sunday M ufflers— trician, ami thoroughly c/nvers mt with all the frdme somewhat detracted from this bit of school wili have an Xmas concert, with repor in Rockland. details of his business. Cleveland A West of , logic. Then, loo, Fred said, in the melee the QPrF W e will say to the of Xmas offerings to Jesus. Ci.indeu are to have one oi these motors for |Uan gOi overboard and he, Fred, pulled him W aiters are losers. Silk, THERE SHE BLOWS. their clothing bus-in out and paddled him ashore, which didn’t Ladies that should you come seem very murderous. Fred thought his THE MORRELL CURE. The hurry an I ri:.-h cf (he last hy Steam Cars, Steamboat, Capt. Hiram bnia'l &aw a big whale off sentence was too severe. It cropped ou», inad­ Cashm ere, vertently, that he escaped iiom the officers days may lake half ihe juy out of C’rc-cent Heach, the other day. If he could Things Frogicsbing Vcty Satisfactorily Electric Cars, or with your only be induced io disport himself theie next —County Rights Sold. after arrevt, and this easily accounted tor tho Christmas giving, No need oi season, Creseeiii Beach would be even more seventy ol the sentence imposed by Judge waiting for a suitable choice. < me Worsted. po| ular lhan at prescut. Rockland's Mi rrell institute is doing a big Hull- Fred was sent back to the blacksmith tiling meets all Ihe conditions; j Carriage, that you are always business, and graduating many ibaukful pu- shop, where he has proved a most valuable awakens delight at the slu t; and A CHRISTMAS STORY. tients....D r Paul ot Rock Llaud, 111., one of man. Good blacksmiths are so scarce and so stands!?:;.I\ Ihroughlheyear> with TI10 Very Newest at Lowest welcome to tstop at and depa tl e principal officials ot the Murrell,Co..was in laidly needed at the prison that wc fear Superin­ Prices. tendent Cushing of the smithy will be very its con; I nt help and comb.: I. The from our store. are justified in claiming that tl e city Inst w eek....Rights have been sold to We befit vc wc reluctant to have Fred leave before ins time is new, quick binding Water ury.— > , ■ i - a «.• i b . « | i.per ( an Dr Rice of Bath aud Dr. Bruoks ot Belfast, £4 to y.(5. J-U'.d 1U tbito <. .■unit'. K,n..ai. | Op ion ui d Morrell Institutes will be established in ' UP* those counties- All jtw iliis , ll iH.. beautiful, "A I ______| Robert Hughes oi Portland, sentenced to accurate, j- v..-h4 liiue-j icce DONE THIS WEEK C. A. ! fifteen years fur rape on a 12-year-old child, in many diiierent cases, 8 - next had a heuiiug Hughes came to lhoiuas- style* und sizes coin-silver, F uller Cobb, tiled gold, oxydized silver E. W. BERRY & GO., tcuo < n of theC. & R. Water Go,io I Our local association yesterda voted to ex-1 ton nearly lour years ago. He works iu the an J nickel; hunting-ruses, ouk, Hope Hue. wiliprobably Uud a call to L. G aich to becomeGeneral! bleachery and is a most exemplary prisoner, chatelaines, and open faces; with exquisite, decorated week. I 8< cretary Wilbur Luul was his couusel at the time ot his dials. “ See it." 03 Opposite Thorndike Hotel. At the Brook, Main St., - Rockland. THE ROCKLAND COIJKIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY. DECEMBER 20 H9J

Christmas sermons and Christmas music at INGENIOUS FRAUD. FOLKS AND THINGS. all the churches next Sunday. BUSINESS LOCALS. Do you G l-nE S JV T T he’apply of Christmas birds promiH Showing 7 ha* ’Things Are Not Always be plenty and tn go «• cm. nion. What They Seem. ’ fo H°.!p Y ;j Dec iff q AUCTION SALE!! *1 • new I j u d /store will probably u u.-enpai , , At h 'R r ...I ’ ust- . .a.- vek n very opened to business next week. Mm A Niovci’s. Ingenious irauu waa discovered. Itw asah il bhai to auj tor : : At a meeting of ihe Schoo’ Board, Friday wb’cb like vom" p^op’e , STGRB 10 si OUOis W, 1st, afternoon, it wus decided to have the next Teachers’ bible*, diaries and ail kinds of #10. hut in re.dRv was only worth #1. A #10 tcitn of city schools begin Jan. 2. memorandum books, at Speat.Mav A Stover’s, balk note of the Bnrkspnrt Bank bad been C ^ / s ^ s P u c s c ilT ? 4 < >ver 82000 worth of !v*ogcra Bros, C/WST/WSt- Ihe Golden SAnds entertainment at the Con- Fred It. Spear has just received a cargo of split In two and one of the halves pasted onto gregattonal Church, fhurnday evening, was a genuine Georges ’’reek Cumberland coal. Un­ half of a #1 note The bill came in a package fldvprware, together with a lot of ■ most delightful affair and also a financial sne equalled tor blacksmith’s and steam use. of #10 notes, wh“ncc no one knew. Parties WATCHES. cess. seldom reverse a bill, and the #10 face Hot Soda and Lunch al C. M.Tibbett’s Fruit genuine io that it pissed readily. It in a very difficult matter, and I may not CLOCKS, Ai a meeting ol ihe Rockland Charitable Rtore. Hot chocolate, hot coffee, hot. ginger, succeed, but I will enumerate some of the arti­ -:| CADIES ! It will be sent to the Bucksport Bank. cles I have to soli, and possibly your eye may Association, yesterday afternoon, the com­ hot egg phosphate, hot beef and celery. Everj- JE W E L R Y , mittee reported progress on the matter ot rest upon just the thing best calculated to make ihing first-class. Malaga grapes and Florida PERSONAL. you supremely happy Wo will commence by FANCY GOODS. Christmas celebration for the poor of the city. oranges. taking a cursory glance through the house and AND TOYS. SOLE AGENTS FOR Each ward committee will attend to its own see if there is anything lacking in its appoint­ C. H. Ames of Boston was in town last ward. Silverware of every description at Spear,May ments that can be easily supplied bv the will be dosed out at PUBLIC Christmas giver In the ’first place wc will A Stover’s. week------Alden Gillchrest has been ii AI (TtON, sale to begin Saturday ■ A Wednesday of next week a council will be dticed to remain with Thorndike A H ix ----- enter the hall. Is it suitably lighted, do you - H U Y L E R ’S . - held with the South Hope Baptist Church to think ? If nof, we can show you a Hall Lamp, evening, Dee. 10, at 6 o'clock, and LX How is this ? Mac.iuley’s England, bound In Alonzo Spaulding Is clerking in Copelnnd or Newel Lighr, either in gas or kerosene, that examine H. W. Abbott with a view to his rec­ continue every evening,until the entire cloth, 5 vols.j #1.25 for set at five and ten cent store------Mrs. George I will do the work and beautify the room. In FINEST . . ognition as a Calvinist Baptist clergyman. His H u sto n ’s N e w s S t a n d . Lancaster has returned from a visit to Bclfas this locality an Umbrella -Stand Is almost a stock is dosed nut. Tin- store will lie installation over the South Hope and Appleton necessity. They are also very ornamental, open iluring the day for regular trade LINE . . . Mrs. Ambrose Arnold of this city has been made in Bonn Faience decorated in pretty Baptist Churches will occur in the evening. Nice stationery all the latest styles, at Spear ami some great bargains will be OF . . . . May A Stover’s. visiting In Belfast------Samuel Totman colors, and in Imari with the usual reds and Adjutant Brengle. the new Salvation Army visiting nt the Hub-----Capt. E. C. Spaulding blues, aud also in polished brass of pretty de­ oft'ered. signs. Atter these we show you Card Tables district officer, who conducts the meeting to­ We saw some very pretty things for Christ­ Is nt home from sea— Mrs. Petor W. Ayer and Card Receivers. Now is the time to buy your Xmas night, was formerly an Episcopal minister, and mas giftH In the shapa of ladies dress support­ of Freedom Is visiting friends in town— Now this is all we cun do tor your hall, unles 1’resents, as you can get them for A CHOICE BOOK is a fine speaker. Capts. Gage and White will ers, bookmarks, stick pins, souvenir spoons, F. B T Young and daughter Jennie of this you have spate lor a Jardli iere, which webnvs. about, orn- half price. Remember that » i r . , be present, also Mrs. Wealthall. A baby will etc., at 8pear, May A Stover's. city attended the recent reunion of the “ Forty- ir. a very great variety of styles and shapese 1 am now located at the old Cobb Almost Given Away. But the 3ine qua non is a Leeds Jar aud Pedestal fx? given away during the evening. Go and Niners" In Belfast-----Miss Ada Berry is visit­ standing about three feet high. This wilh a ^tore, foot f M vrlle Street. 273 Main see who gets it! I am prepared to take a limited number of ing relatives in Manchester, N. II., and Boston Palma Areca, or Curcullgo Kecuivata lends a S tre e t FANCY GOODS One of the moat beautiful gift hooka ever tropical geniality to your home, in such con The Juvenile Epworih League is entitled to pupils for piano instruction. Pupils in Rock­ Mrs. Mary M. Hall will occupy her house in Issued Is entitled Laura! Leaves. It is a superb trast to the outer world that your guest is a great deal of credit lor its successful lair of land or near the electric or steam railroad are East Boston, after the holidays------W. II. collection of short Stories, Poems, und Essays immediately impressed with a sense ot hospi­ Thursday ovening. The fancy table was cov­ preferred,,hut I will take pupils at reasonable Glover and wife will leave the latter part of the tality. attained by no other means. Next wu F. L. SHAW, Perfumes, Etc., by such authors as John G. Whittier, Oliver ered with articles made by the young Leaguers distances in surrounding towns. All that care week for Jamaica Plain, Mass , where they will glance into the parlor. Perhaps your muu- Wendnll Holmes, James Russell Lowell, J. 1'. tel or cabinet is not furnished exactly to suit KOGIvI^VENI), ME. and thefr triends, and this and the candy and and competent instruction can do will be done will visit Mr and Mrs. H. A. Rueter. Mrs. Trowbridge, Louise M Alcott, Gail Hamilton, you In such a case, we will show you a bit cake tables as well were liberally patronized. for all pupils. Special attention given to be­ Glover will make an extended visit there----- of Royal Worcester, Doulton, Crown Derb}, Edward Eggleston, Charles Dudley Warner Some #3(1 was cleared. Miss Mary Blagdon Is ginners. Terms, eight dollars per quarter. True P. Pierce, esq., and wife will return to or something Irotn nearly all the art potteries and others. Asa volume for the home circle, Address at Albert Smith’s or 63 Crescent street. of Europe. They are beautiful to look upon, TXLEAMA superintendent of this branch of the league. Rockland In a lew weeks from Fort Pavne, Do not fall to mad “Txleama," the latest nov< I, center table or ns a gift io u friend, no hook is Dec. 1, 1892. Albert E. A verill and not too expensive If the mantel and cal - by J. A. Knowlton. If your bookseller ennoot Ala. Mr. Pierce has not yet decided where ho inet ar* ail right, we would call your Attention EVER . . more desirable It is beautifully bound and Rock land’s business Is rapidly growing and furnish it, it will bo aent frtv on receipt of price, Wo have just received an invoice of cloih will locate, but bis many friends hope it may to an Onyx Table, which surely needs no eoti- Di- publlHh- r, ,T. G. I t’PPI.EH CO., SHOWN . nicely printed and contains sixty-one choice ail our busines-. men appreciate the fact. Ah he in this city-----W. J. Wood will go to nient. 250 Boylston rit., Boston, Mn«». 48-61 engravings. The work contains 416 pages, an illustration, a Main street merchant said bound books in sets. Prices very low. Onr It you have a table you might like a s'.att - IN . . . stock ot paper covered novels is more complete Jamaica Plain this week to pass the holidays ette chiselled from C'a. ttilian marble, or an Old size about 7x9 inches and weighs over iwo lbs. the other d ay : “ A few years ago my stoie with his daughter. Mrs. E. K. Gillette. Mrs FOUND. han ever. Huston’s N ewsstand. Ivory Metcury, or any of the beautiful and ROCKLAND This beautiful book sells at retail lor #2 50 was plenty large for my business, and now my Wood has bceu In Jamaica Plain several graceful statuettes, or vi»«e«, that we have lor Having bought 1000 copies at a big bargain we business is plenty large for my store. Christ­ Clocks in great variety at Spear, May A weeks. that purpose. Next, I know ol nothing th- propose to'givc all subscribers of Thh Coukiku- mas I need a store four times as largo is the ------«<»------will do more furnishing, and give mere real Stover's. satisfaction than u Piano Lump, or any ot the CLOR1A WATER Gazhttk the benefit and thus make the follow­ one I have and other seasons of the year I NEWSPAPER NOTES. ornamental lamps of this s- ason And here I Cores Plrnplea, Fr c»lvs, Blackheads n-d T..u, and ing liberal proposition : To all persons paying need a place of business twice as large. Next Thackeray’s complete works, #4 50; Dumas must call your attention to Boudoir Lamps, in f'ves a lovely complexion. Price 75 . is per bot­ tle For sale by MRH. AUGUSTA SADLER, for T hb Courier-Gazette one year, #2.00 j year I must find larger quarters.” Ami all workf, #2.50; Leather Stocking Tale?, #1 75; Something Regarding the Numerous gold antique and gold and ivory. 1 will m t Manager of Branch Office, 10 Hill Si., Rockland, A Suitable Christmas -PresenT Shakespeare complete. 4 vol,. #1.50 at attempt to describe them. They ure simplv and 25 cts additional, we will give one of these <’ur businessj interests are .growing in just Attractive Christmas Issues. gems. It there is a young lady in your family I beautiful books This offer is open fo old o r ! ’his way. H u st o n ’s N ews S t a n d . who entertains a caller now and then in ti e DRESSMAKING. For a uentleman new subscriber. Cali and examine a copy The comforter and felt’shoes asked lor m Editor Fuller is responsible for a very hand­ evening that Is her lump There is scarcely a How is this? Nico mixed candy only 10 cts some and entertaining Christmas Issue of tho limit to the pretty things, we can show' you for MRS. I 'LL A. L. FRENCH will be pleased to are You will be sure to take one. Orders by mail The C.-G. last week were promptly furnished per pound j E. E. Simmons’ South-end fiuit the pat lor, but we must spend no more tine any of her old cuatooierr, and lots or new ones, at A Handsome Ptye must be accompanied by 20 cts in stamps for hy some of our benevolent readers. The store. Ti?Tls a nice cream mixture that is sold Rockland Tribune. A beautiful cover in blue there, as we are anxious to get into the dining 39 Willow St For making Worsted Dres«es ft; print on gray and a highly edify former price >5, and work warranted to be first postage. Address, T he Couribr-Gazettb, Charitable Association has a great many calls room, and when (here our first, thought is the Or Box of Cigars! everywhere at 15 cts per pound but for the re­ dinner set. It it is not satisfactory 3 on shou d Rockland, Maine. lor comforters and clothing nowadays. Many ing Christinas story, “ The Ghost of Norum- mainder of tills year I shall sell it for only 10 hega." from Mr. Fuller’s ready pen, arc the not delay getting one that will he. V hen we of our readers, doubtless, have comforters and can sell you an English Decorated Dinner Se’, WANTED TO PURCHASE. cts per pound. Boys you can afford to go and principal features.... Editor Thompson of Houses and lots from $300 to $ 400 each. Dec. 14, tenth fall of snow for the old clothing stowed away which will never be see your girl or sorao one elso’« every night in in pretty shapes and dcsigus from #5 00 41 W ALKKIt, ROSE & CO. used. There are people in this city who aie the Thomaston Herald gives us an elaborate upward,there is surely no reason for a shah y There was a runaway and smash-up at the the week when candy iH so cheap. number. It is enclosed in a blue cover, is well table. If your dinners are served with con­ Brook, Thursday evening. actually suffering from cold for tho want of E. E. S immons, Cor. Main and Myrtle, siderable stylo there are several other sets that FOR R E N T . Ceil! and See th e that comforter and those articles of clothing printed and replete with Christmas reading.... rend 10 compete the well appointed tabic. A new two-Mory house, all modern finish. Min Col. G. L. Black has one of the handsomest The Oldtown Enterprise does itself proud in One can do without several or these. The eral Spring near the house. Pleasant Street, neai / Fine Display. which you have packed away, deur reader. A carving set makes a imo Xmas pie-ent. Go crossing New County road. CORNELIUS IIAN meerschaums in the county. pink, with well edited puges. •’tab Set, however, seems almost a necessity, RAH AN. When you have reaii to this point, oh reader, to Spear. May A Stover’s tor them. from the fact that the fish is such a lengthy ’ 7 Eggs are scarce, eggs are high, hut they just lav this paper right down,hand go into bird, 'hat he cannotbccomtortablyRCconnn*.- will be p Ion tier by and by. tho closet and see what you can find forjlthe Portemonnaics und cam cases at Spear. May Dr. J. H. Damon, who comes hero from dated on the ordinary dish. Then also Salad FOR R E N T . A Stover’s. Rockport and takes possession of the denta ets, Pudding Sots, Ice Cream -Sets, uud Fruit Three tcn -menti on Willow Street, i ear W. F. NORCROSS’ The runaway, Tuesday evening, busted the poor. At the present time, until headquurteis Enquire of WALKER, ROSE & CO., 3HZ Main Sets seem quite necessary. / 49 letter box in front of Fuller A Cobb’s. are established, all articles can be left at T he rooms in Pillsbury Block, vacated by Dr. St., Rockland. Auction Saturday evenings of boots, shoes The Water Set we must of course have and C. G. office. Don’t forget tho Charitable Watrous, has a very cosy, comfortable and these we furnish in various styles, from the DRUG STORE, Tho Masonic street sewer extension, voted rubbers, confectionery, etc., at E. A. Colla- convenient place of business. New paint and TO L E T . at the last City Council session, m being con­ Association in your Christmas gifie. dear reader. ordinary pressed glasw to the elegant cut gla London ’ with Newton Beers, ceive their orders. able to lay our table to our satisfaction, the Surely history repeats itself. America’s gifted actor, at Farwell Opera Hoyt’s millinery store. Some very ’.rutty John W. Walker. next thing lor our six o'clock dinner or supper is to light it properly. We have Banquet FOR SALE CHEAP. House, Jan 11. Water Colors for sale at studio. , Hawkeye Camera In good condition. Apparal W e ste rn The two new Jrug stores in our city will be Lumps ot all grades wilh French, German and. for developing and printing thrown In Chaplain C. C. McCabe will deliver a lecture Use "Good Samaritan" Liniment Domestic Shades of nil colors, that shed a lighted by keroiene, a new process, chandeliers Look at our cloth hound books before pur­ at TUH IS OOFFICE...... 60 in the M. B. Church Jan. 24 under tho aus­ most brilliant effulgence over tho entire tfl/ole. being used und fed from a large tank. chasing elsewhere. Ur it that subdued recherche effect is desired pices ot ihe Epworth League. Tickets are on H u sto n ’s N ew s S t a n d . we furnish a Candelabrum of ivory i-4id void FOR S A L E . T ic k e ts ! E. E. Boynton of Camden was ihe fortunate sale at J. F. Gregory A Co.’s. holding six tinted candies with 4fhades ot A nyone in want of a fine Violin can find a b ar­ party to get T ub C-G. at the N. A. Burpee V. B. Groves bus bought the restaurant varied hues making those pretty bi’A ol color, gain by calling on or Addressing#. T. OVKRL1CK, St. Bernard’s Catholic Society is planning Honth Libert) . Me. All new violin nnA Aiw well Hose Co’s Thanksgiving levee and ball. business of I. 8. Porter und will always be pre­ S i r t b s . which combined with all the del fehtlul offects strung. 60-51 Parties going West can save money by for a Ing fair for Jan. 2, Iu Farwell Optra of Silver, China, and Glass a^d Mince Pies pnrehasing through tickets at the Ttekat pared to furnish u first-class square rncal, well Dr. Greeno’s illustrated lectures in Farwell House. It will ho the finest and most elaco- make the dinner table the .mboduuent of a Office of the Maine Central IUIlroad. cooked und of great variety, Main street,foot of 200 HOUSE LOTS Opera House, last week, advertised in T he Na bH—Rockland, December 6, to Mr and Ur«. dream. We will now adjou*/n to the library. Tickets on sale lo all points in the United rate event ever given by the society. There is not much we ca y'do for you there For sale on easy tcrma also Dwellings, Farms C.-G , were attended by well pleased crowds. Spring street Chas. rt. Noah, a boh. and Heuside Property For parties buying agood States aud Canada. Baggage checked The letter carriers of this city will give a klFRRIFIELD—Rockland, December 7, to Mr. except io see that it is ”;tl lighted. That is a lot will bull-1 them-fflouse and lot them pay for it through to tail nation. Excursion trains Rockland’s bicyclists had a field day, Sun­ Pocket Knives und razors at Spear, M ay A and Mrs. C. II. Merrifield, a daughter—Ellen very simple matter, so many and varied are they would,wy rent. F. M BHAW, Real Es grand hall in Farwell Opera House, Jan. 25 Lou I «e. leave lour times each week. Complete day, and taking advantage of the smooth the Library Lumps. We can also furnish you te B roker 400 Main S t., R< oklund. 50-2 The Fadctte Ladies’ Orchestra, one of the Stover’s. ! 1a \ F.Ne r —Rockland, December IB, In H r. and with Andirons, Fin 1 F» ndcia and otens Pullman service frsm Rockland to the traveling visited Camden and South I hoinas- finest organization® iu the country, has been Mr*. C. K. H avener, a son. in brass or iron, P » p \ Kn \ Letter Holders, R lhnell- Rockland, December 17, to Mr. and FO R SA LE Pacific coast, all points west, aqd South­ ton. engaged. Flint Brothers, Bakers, will continue to dt- Mrs. Henry R ubbvH, a daughter. Clips, Blotters. Ink Cusptdores, Smoking The Mary B Bwan property on Limerock Street. ern California. For further Information O ak Cigar i ver Brown Bread to customers Saturday p. Bkown—North Haven, December 3, to Mr. and Tobacco Boxes vnh A Dwelling House and eight Extra House Lots, apply lo Rumor gives Cornelius Hanrahan’s field be­ Rev. T. M. Davies of Manchester, N. H , Mrs. Lewis Brown, a daughter. silver trimmings, enter the clambers, all irouling on Linn-rock Street. F. M. SH \W , tween the New County road and Pleasant will lecture on ‘•Wales and the Welsh” in tbit m. Try our Milk Bread and Rolls, fresh IIansi Oil -Redw ood F ills. M innesota, Novem ­ we first call your a t| tiuu to Da Chum her Reid Eatub- Br.ik- r, No. 400 Main St., Rockland. ber ‘‘1, to Rev. an.I Mrs. L. L. Hansconi, a daugh­ 60-2 street to the Catholic Church for school pur­ city, Thursday, Dec. 29, ut the Cong'l Church. every day and the quality ot each is guaran­ Sets. These we have pricu rang.ng from s . h u z z e l l , tee'1 to be unsurpassed by any in ihe market. ter. #4.50 to #20. For yourm.easing euros we can poses. Hu will lecture iu Camden Dee. 27. He for­ Voiik —Vinalhaven, December 10, to Mr. and TWkel Agent Maine Central Railroad, Rockland Mrs. A. .J. York, u daughter. show you Brush anil Comb Trays from 75c. to Camden land For Sale. A live gull with a broken wing attracted at­ merly preached in Rockport. Wit.LlA.ua—Vlnalliaven, December 16, to Mr #5, Silver Buektd Mirrors, Brushes and The Janiert Ferry estate lot of land In Postoffico tention In the window of W. II. Kittredge's Pipes, a box of cigars, cigar holders, or and MrB.Cha*. 1. TVllllnms, a boii. Combs, Limoges aud Dresden Boudoir Sets, Square, Camden, heretofore known as the W ither­ Notwithstanding the storm a large party en­ cigar cases is whut the men appreciate. Buy consisting of Tray, F u ff Box, Pomade Box, spoon lot. This is the largest buslneaa lot in ihe drugstore, Friday. Widow Gray and Ihe guP joyed the recital of Shakespeare's delightful Ring Stand, and F ill Tray, very stylish aud burnt district, and is ottered at a reasonable price. occupied ihe window together. them at Huston’s N ews S tand. pi city. 48 SYBIL FERRY, Admx. comedy, “ The Tempest, ' in the M. E. vestry, JJJartinges Then we have Bon Buns in China, Silver and Ralph, the enterprising son of Will Blutk- Wednesday evening, by Hannibal A. Williams Picture frames, and uiuts mode to order ul Glass. Ooze Leather uud Oak, Jewel,Glove and Steam Boiler, etc., For Sale. ington oi Glen Cove, was in ihe city Saturday of New York. Mr. Williams is an expert Spear, May A Stover's. A Steel Boiler, about 15 horse power, used but H il l —S c a tk n A—Rockland, December fl, at Kt. Necktie Boxes,lined with gold and ailver trim­ little, in first claaa order. Also a Jacket Kettle with a rack load of handsome Christinas trees delineator of character, uud impersonated the Peter'H Rectory, by Rev. J. H. Moody, David N. mings are very desirable. Do not forget the about 2200 lbs. cupacity, for trying tallow ; and a Watches ofevery description can bo had a Hill and Lucretia K. floatena. Boudoir Lamps. If after perusing the above Knucklo Press for pressing tallow, etc. Will be S f O H O O J L . ! which he sold for 50 and 75 cents according io various parts with skill. His humorous im­ A vehh— SuhPiir.HD—Chicago, Deo. 14, C. Fred Spear, Muy A Stover’s, it you puichase of them the hostess sees nothing to be added to her sold cheap. Apply 10 .J. R. K lC H A R D dO N , The best Holiday Gift Is • tlckol which entitle* size. personations were especially effective. Ayers, of Rockland, and Mrs. Belle Bhephurd, of furnishings she may feel assured that her 42 032 Main Street, Rockland. thu holder to Instruction in Penmanship every you can be sure you have bought ut rock bot­ Chicago. house is well equipped and the next thiug in­ Tuesday and Friday evening for six weeks, com- A number of our bicyclists have received in. The new hall, head of Liiuerock street, and tom prices. Staclem — Ba r t l e t t —Boston, December 14, Will M Staples and Cad BnrLlett, both of Wash- cumbent upou uer, ii to entertain her friends. instiling lues J ay evening, Jan 8, ls93, at 7 o’clock. vitations to attend the first annual bait of the appropriately styled Limerock Hull, w.U he Atternoou teas are perhaps the easiest and SITUATION WANTED The regular price for six weeks is >3.00, bat we ington. American lady would like a chaoee ax house- shall sell a limited number of tickets for Richmond Wheel Club, Dec. 31. Among those formally dedicated, tomorrow, Wednesday J. W. A. ten cents ami 444 5 cents. It you A nkh—T h om as—North Haven, December 7, by most stylish raeang of entertaining at the ore- ONLY keeper iu widower's faiullv- Inquire at COURIER- IS2 00 and turulsh all stationery, lights, etc , with, who will probably attend from this city will be ovening, with a grand bail, for which music want to smoke a clean Union made cigar, ask Rev. d. T. Coombs, Bdward Ames, of Vinalhaven, sent time. We can show you Samovars or rive GAZETTE OFFICE. 49 51 out extra charge. Call ut the COMMERCIAL and Cora Thomas, of North Haven. O'clock Tea Kettles in silver, brats or copper, Frank L. Castner. will be furnished by the Big Four, Meseivey, for this brand, blue label on every box. OOLLRGB OFFICE and get one before they are G a a b d b k —Bickm obk—Philadelphia, December on brass and wrougut iron frames to stand on all gone. Good order will be maintained, and toit. Maddocks, ltackliffe and Doherty. R. R. 13, ut the residence of the bride's mother, Kti'hJ the lloor or on the table. A Silver Tea Bali is CIRLS WANTED. able prlxss are offered to the youug lady and gen­ The manager ol the Freeman-Rice Wafer Opera Glasses at Spear, Muy A Stover’s. Poplar street, hy Rev Frederick W. Johnson, the next requisite. Five o’clock Tea Cups m 60 smart worker* wanted at once. Good pay tleman ir.akiug the most improvement. Bartlett will tie floor director und will tie assis­ Axel H. Uaarder, of Newark, N. J., and Anna and steady employment < ‘ ‘ Co , which is advertising with T hb C. G., is Belle Hlckinore. Dresden, Hammersly, Royal Worcester and N. B.—If desirable, pupils can receive six weeka* ted by competent aids. Refreshments will he instructlou io Book-keeping uud English studies, E. S. Fossett, a former well known Union boy. York—Youno—Vinalhaven. Deoember 14, by Limages, Tea Caddies, Sugars und Creams of served, good order will be maintained, und C. E. Rising is selling the “ Newport" which Monday und Thursday even lugs, instead of Pen­ He is an enterprising gentleman who has long D. II.Glldden.esM , K. W. York and Minnie F. the sauio wares with silver Sugar Tongs, manship, or all together for two tiskets. 60-61 there wilt doubtless be a large attendance. is tho latest thing in the form of tea roll biscuit Young, both of Vinalhaven. and u tew uuique dishes lor the accessories been favorably kuown to our business men. also fresh every day Perfection Vienua and Youku—Rm ebto k —Vinalhaven, December IS, complete the equipment. Then for your HELP WANTED. by W. II. Vlnal, eso , Frederick Young and Jennie W. G. Hemoiiway oi Camden has answered The concert to be given iu Farwell Opera Milk Bread, al«n Vienna Rolls. Cake fresh etc., we have some beautiful Chocolate 8ets A uuu her of bauds on Pants aud Vests, machine House, Jan. 16, in the Y. M. C A. 6tar Course, M . Enterlon, both of Vinalhaven. with and without trays. It would lie impos- • ud baud sewers, highest pay aud steady work. T he C.-G’m. call for a reliable person to dis­ every day. Arlington wheat bread for dys­ Apply at the MAINE MANUFACTURING CO., The Mutual Life by the New York Philharmonic Club, will be u peptics. ihle to have a poor cup ot Chocolate form Cor. Park and Broad rits., Rockland, Me. tribute advertising, and is ready to attend to one of these cups. Do uot tail to see these. Than 60 61 all matters oi the sort. Orders can he left with greut and rare treat. The club is composed as ihere is (be dialing Dish. Have you one ? Insurance Company W. H. Kittredge. Mr. Heiuenway can be re­ follows: Kugeue Weiner, flute: Max Dick, Fied Rising’s cream bread is now the popu­ ust imagine yourself with a few choice friends OK NEW YORK. and Johannes Miersch, violins; Geo. Hauer, lar thing for family use. Risiug's Caramel RiaaeArKiCK—Rockland, December 16, John around Die table and the host cr hostess concoc­ lied upon to do faithful work, uud we will ting a Lobster a la Newburg, Shrimps a la Cash Surplus Am «, O ver W ltiU,OOO,OOO.OO. viola; Paul Miersch, violoncello; Wilhelm Cakes are also the great thing just now. At Kirkpatrick, aged 78 years, 4 months, IS days. guarantee it. Do e Rockland, December 16, John A Doe, creme,Macaroni et Champignous a ies trois jol­ ItioliurJ A. McCurdy, Pres. Angermunde, double buss. The club will he aged 76 years, 6 months, 21 dsys. The remaius The Governor’s party, at The Thorndike the Brook, Rockland. The cheapest luuch lies filies. Just listen totbeebuBition of the two assisted by Miss Marion 8. Weed, mezzo- place in the city. were taken to China for burial. (able spooululs of butter as (hey go waltzing The Oldest, Largest usd Most Popular Company 'lhursduy evening, fully appreciated the worih R at Ki.irr—Rockland, December 14, Georgia A., 1 lu the W orld. 48-61 soprano. wife of A. Frank Ruckliff, aged21 years. 6 months. ubout the dish aud watch each additional in­ of our well kept hostelry. Bsid one of the gredient as it lakes its place in the delightful | E. W. AYER, bpedal Agent. A good Xuius present, a year's subscription 17 da>« party, Friday morning: “ 1 haven't had much M. Al i.ii- f e —Rockland, December 11, Patrick compound and know that it is 10 be followed ' Cochhan, R akkh A Cuoas, Local Agents. BIG TRAVEL. ot some nice magazine. We receive subscrip- $ 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 MoAullIfe, aged 80 years. by a salad from lu u lovtly Salad bet with a of a chance to see your city, and this is my jous ut yearly rates if paid for in advance. Ew bu y —Rockland, December 6, Harold Eugene, up ot chocolate from that charming Chocolate 1 first visit, but you certainly have one of ihe son of Charles B. and Sadie J. Em ery, aged 2 years, Set. Ob my ! isuT it nice ? finest hotels in New England,” which shows A traveling mau, well posted iu electric rail- H u sto n ’s N b w s S t a n d . j 1 month, 13 days. Well these are some of the things wo expect roud business, says the Rockland road is car­ gti'iMKUAM—Rockland, December 19, Mary K., (hat he was a man of sound judgment and —' 1 — -* Richard Pliikham, aged 63 years, 9 to sell tor Cbiiatmas presents. It you waut any Special Agents Wanted. Oh! Here You Are! rying more passengers than uny road in (he 1 Booka of every description at Sptar, May \ I months, 7 d»> ot them wc shall be glad- It you do not waul , common sense. any you must come in aud see them while you This Order Is authorloAd to do business In tha United States using the surne number of cars. 1 Stover', F i i ’odship. Decem ber 17, Ztmas Cook, Ktato of Malin*. Tho Best Eudow invut Plan in the S houts.—One other case ot diphtheria, ve ry ______ged 77 years, 10 mouths, 2B dnyg, wail for a car- If you do uot waui auy car w.-rld. Absolutely sofa uud sound. Splaudfd Iu j Clauk -Somerville, Mass., December 6, Emery ami don't want uny presents and do uot waut | duceureuta to good uieu. Mention paper. Write to light, was fouud in (his city last week, and the Gold Pens, with and without rases, at Spear, Clark, uged 28 years. Tho remains were laktu to MAINE MUSIC CO. THREE ORPHANS. to see them, why then you have our heaity ' KING A OO., 8 Union Square, New York City, Mav Xr s m v e r m * ' Marlinsvlllv, 8t. George, for burial. Corner Main aud Limerock ritreels. patient isolated---- Mur. 1 is the date now 6et May A s to y tr s. I h ODOm an—Brooklyn, New York, December 1, congratulations aud the assurance teal youi or to F. W. LAPUAM. Box 74«, W aUrvillo. Maine. for the oceupuu y of Fuller A Cobb's new Capt. Thomas B. Hodguran, formerly of Camden, hair will never be bleached by meuiul -uxleiy. A l way i lueutiou vxporiouco aud reforvuces store, Syndicate Block.-----Tomorrow is ihe Thu first applicants lor udiuission to the aged 70 years, 7 months. '.0 House ol the Good Shepherd arc thuo orphans HURRICANE, Studlbv — Rockville, Rockport, December 15, DISSOLUTION NOTICE. shurtest day iu the year— -The city dry goods : Cburlcn Studlsy. aged 77 years, 7 mouths, 11 days 1 I.-- ( I-.UI' kiM-wna* Die III V k ud J stores are open every evening this week-----(Jur from Dexter. All gilts of money, groceries M AhDOCKa - C airn , December 14, O tis, son of d r . J. H. DAMON, C<». Is hereby diasvlwd, Herbert Allen t f thu firm He left his hut....Seh. Cornelia 6011 ic loaded ,Jos lull Maddocks, aged 18 years. retiring- The business will bv continued under the street commissioners have plenty ot sand, and and clothing to ihe Houk will be duly ac­ Surgeon and tteeliaitirul rough und cut atone (or Philadelphia it. R. Sta­ L in DbEY —Anh Point, D- < em ber B,M-.mb; Estelle, SMiue name by the uudersigued. have used it liberally the psst week knowledged iu the local papers* daughter of (Ji as D aud N d tie K. I in Isey, aged 3 A. ROSS WEEKS, k A TUuRNDlEE, tion I a it week..*. Mr. Beiiueli and Mr. Brown yvuro, 7 months, IB days U. I. HIX- C. E. Havener s sou Albert, aged abou G u a n t — Spruce Head, D :ember 15, Waller E , O m e n IN CO U U t Ul ’ IA I, COLLICU K BLOCK, Rockland, Doc. 1, 18V2- 4840 CHRISTMAS TREES have been mukiug repairs on (he school-haute son of Mr. aud Mr- C. 0. Grant, aged ubout 7 seven years, while playing iu the store, Balur- Wliolcbnle mid Hetnil D t-ukr in orrosiTh Tnuusoiaa u o t e i...... #cb. Stephen J. Watu discharged a SPECIAL NOTICE. Juy, wo. aeeidu.na.ly .bo. by b.a biolbc, , Al ,h„ „ E eh Sa,urd o ,.uj cargo of red 6toa», lor B. B A Ll. (J. Co. Juut SrACKPOLE -1 homustuu. h re e m b tr IS. M artha 37 EDicr and Gss slwuy* an fund. J., wife < f (’apt. Harris duckpole I ax payer* will please bear in mind they wifi U ajnanl, who too:,! a p.eiol ... .be ahow-ea-e, ' ltK,ru w ||, be ,W(J cljr(fluja, „ auJ lbu cu . week....Mrs. E. a . Swears i» ut Vloulbavea, O rr—Rockport, December 11, Joseph E. Oil, bate lo pay 10 uer cent interest ou all taxes »o- picked it up aod w.„ playlug with .« when ,1, u u _ .Sa0IU ,.,au>. Ug)j bl>. wU, where she will remain the w inter....M r. ag<-I 41 years. luoiniLg unpaiu February 1st, 1603. AU taxes tn K now L.TOH —CarudcB, Dee* tuber 9,David Kuuwl. Yes, Wiiiow Grey Cough b-s paid at my office, 404 Main Bt. Office open went oil. The bullet lodged iu the fleshy part Those having giitu to put on the tree should w o ik m eu , having finished the ton. native o f Liberty, aged 73 years, 4 urot- he, every da>, Wednesday and daturday evenings. of his brother Albert’s hip. Dr. Hitchcock ...... u-, -1 1 ...... ______. ... new shed.shed, left iorlor their homes SamrdnvSaturday.... 9-ays- Cure. 22 W U. bMl f ii, Coilacvor. take to the chapel as early Saturday after- Kuasxk - Viualhavu was called, who probed for (he bullet but failed noon as possible The dance, Friday evening was a success, aud Fraser, aged 2d yeurs, _____ to uud it. The iad does not feet much effect was largely attended. Music by Meservey & Mortals -tiauta Clara, Cullforulu, December Id, Widow Grey Cough Cure Children lrotu it, however. Lucius Oiinlou, sou of Obadiah aud Aouic C- < Impaired Digestion repairtd by Bakcuam s P il l *. Rack off’. Morse, aged 2 years, 3 months. 405 Main St., Rockland. Is Perfection Itself Pltoher’s Cr THE ROCKLANI) COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1892.

To the Residents of Rockland, Cam­ THE SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. w , THE WIDE AWAKE TRAVELLER den, Rockport, Thomaston, So. Wlut It Being Done by the Judge, the He Visits Union and Writes of that Smart ( W h e r e Thomaston, St. George, War­ Lawyers and Juries. T. Town's Business. ren, Union, Hope, Vinalhaven, Personnel of the Great Legal Drama Nowon the Boards—Business which No Premature Booms Nursed—The and other Neighboring Towns, Is Being Transacted—General Court Teltpone and Railioad—Business Bits Shall I Go News of the W eek Past. — Many Secret Socielies—Religious Hamlets and Islands, Matters—Agriculluial Pursuits, UPREME judicial Court opened The peoplo of Union are not musing Tuesday nt teu nny pre mu I u re buonj., neiiher are limy T o B u y W.O.HEWETT&GO. o’clock a. in , milking nnv wild-cnt talk to ndvnnee with prayer by llieir interests.The tact is.Union proposes lo lake her place among the leading Would extend to you, one and Rev. I! W Jenk­ ins. Court offic­ towns of Maine and is working earnestly and sincerely lo iiceoinplish that end. C lo t h in g ? ers are as follows: all Tlie telcplmne-is here and stations hnve lion. Enoch Fos­ been located at Union Common, South This is the question that •ft ter of Bethel. Union and East Union. Those enpniile thoughtful people are now Presiding Justice; R. R Ulmer of Rock­ 4 C0flDH\L qqEETIfiq ol judging slate candidly their belief in considering. To know what land, Clerk ; J. W. Cray of Rockland, the early completion of the Georges Val­ one wants, and to get what Sheriff; Deputies, F. G. Currier of Cam­ ley Railroad.No obstacle appears in view one wants are two different den, E II Burkett of Union. E. M. TO THEIR and ihe road will unfit uhledly go ihrongh propositions. This is as Stahl of Warren, J. S. Smalley ol St. true of Clothing as anything to the Common in 1893. This will George, F. M Calderwood’of Vinnlhav else. give Union lightning and steam con­ on; C D Chaplea of Rockland, Messen­ nection -.villi the outer world and an in­ ger; Miss Minta S Powers of Houlton. Dry Goods creased business must naturally lollow. Stenographer; Rev. It W. Jenkyn You Want Clothing Chaplain. 7* In conversation with several tradeis’I that is in style. You want THE ju r ik i. j - was informed that a very satisfactory business has been done ibe past season. Clothing Hint is properly The Grand Jury remains the samn ns made, and to make a long Establishment! A, The many saw mills, stave and heading last term, except that Charles E. Fells of story short, you want Cloth­ mills and grist mills located in various Rockp, 11 I as died. ing that is reliable, that will parts ol tl e town show no falling ofi' in wear well and look well af­ Fihst.Iukv.—11 II Crie, Foreman of volume of husine -s done Thurston Bros ter having seen service. The Rockland,George W iinchelder of Union. at South Union have done an unusually If you have not already pur­ Nathan Buchelder of St. George, Edgar large year’s work while- Brown I’mihers Brndstreet of Vinalhaven, Luman Y tiave had a good run of orders S W. chased your Ruder of Thomaston,JotinCrie and R.Y. Jones has In en doing considerable loiin- New England Crie of Rockland, Lyman Frye ol Hope, dry work and has enjoyed a good sea Willis P. Gould of Camden, Timothy son. James Dornan at Ea-' Union has Holiday Q ip rs , L Smith of Vinalhaven, John T. Slot •'fH^arjeri employed a full crew o! men a t his gran­ -on of Thomaston, A W. Wellman of ite shed. Gould's mill has done a large C lothing at a loss what to buy, Washington. business and Payson it Robbins are Second J ury.—Alden Miller, ,Jr., gradually increasing their trade. a petusalyd’ the remainder of Foreman, of Camden, Hiram Hall, Jr., There are probably mole secret societies this Ad. nifty assist you. of So. Thomaston. Geo. W. Hicks and House J B. Howard of Rockland, Ira Libby in Union, to (lie square inch, than any buy their stock from among oilier town in Maine o f ils -ize. The of Warren, Wilber A Morse of Friend RAILROAD BUSINESS. A C H K I S T M r s PURCHASE. LIFE SAVERS. the most reputable manu­ hip, James Paul of Rockport, Joseph Masons are strong and gradually in facturers in this country, J Burnt Island Life Suvi ; Si.iiinn is located Interesting Cullings from the Elaborate WRITTEN 1 ( I T ill. creasing in membership. The Odd front Houses lhat employ E. Perry of So. Thomaston, lteuel K on Burnt Island, one of t " tnsroric Georges Maine Central Report, The sky above wai leaden, Roberts of Vinalhaven, William G group, at tho mouth of the historic Oeorge’o Fellows and Encampment are also gain­ the best help to cut and And brown the earth below, ing. The (.range at the Common is make their Garments, and Dress Goods! Robinson of Warren, Fred SI eerer of From the annual report of the Maine And the chill In the morning air River. I'he station was completed N ov. 20, St, George. John F. Singhi of Rockland. 1891, and manned Februaiv 9 1892. I hecrew flourishing, while the East Urdon eociely who use only serviceable Centra) we take the following figures re Spoke of fam falling wn -w. materials in construction. In Silks. Serges, llengo- E xcused —William J. Brazier ol is as follows: Keeper, Hubert Eiwell, 40 years is doing well. I'he Grand Army and garding Knox A- Lincoln business Bnt'nuught of Ibis w«S bi e Jed of age, born in St. George and sen nteen years Cushing. Benjamin Fogg of Appleton, By a child who tripped the Btr>*< t, Sons ol Veterans are busy, while ihe in the life suvinc service; ‘•in'men, I <*vi Mur- lines, Crepons, Whip M. M. Gcnthner of Rockland. Isaac Sidings constructed : Allen’s, 665 fett; Clad warm in costly garntentu Good Tempi irs, Women’s Christian From heid I > dainty feet. shall 31 vears of age, Civs in Wilson 27. H. 11. The N. E. Clothing Co. Cords, Henriettas, and Jameson of Rookport.Charles W. Perry Georges River, 70.5; Muscongus Bay, Willey 35. Fred Lowell 30. Wut-on Balano 27, Temperance Union, Women's Relief of Rockland. Thomas S. Vose of Thom­ 100; Winslow’s Mills, 972; Woolwich. Yet the tiny I row win ch.u-b-1 Ellison Hart 26, The record of assistance ren­ Corps and Golden Cross are all in a believe that the best way to By a trace o' childish cure, dered for tho year is ss follow* : advertise is to give every Novelties of all kinds. aston. 119, \\ estport, 610; Wright’s, 678 A m cuuerly each window healthy condition. There are probably Co many juror’ having been excused She scanned with th jughtful air. Jan. 3, sch. Hummarock was piloted out of other secret societies that have escaped customer full value for his there are no supernumeraries in atten­ New passenger and freight stations a dangerous position by Keeper Elwell, the oor notice, but Ihe foregoing are quite money, anil to refund money “ Whni shall I buy for mamma?" crew not being on duty at tuat t me. or exchange goods if a cus­ Wa« puzzling her little brain sufficient to hack up Union’s claim ol dance this term. have been constructed atRailro.nl wharf, Fell. 18, sc . U k jii din, winch carried oway A b Ir in ihu handsom e windows tomer is dissatisfied with this city her mam-Oi.iii and *u»utnnl other damage, being a bang-tip good town lor a chap 'ttesday's work She looked to her purse again anything purchased at their i .r.-u lepam-d b» ihe utattotl crew, and sent on to live in, as he can give a gooil excuse Slate of Maine vs. Grand Trank Rail­ Th" number of passengers and earn­ Where u golden coin wan shining store. Their large and con­ Table Linens. every night he is out late. stantly increasing business way Co. This v,.,g an action to recover ings from each Knox & Lincoln station T h at papa had iflven that day, March 8, sch* Geo. Washington of Portland To buy what she pleised for tnuinn a warrants extensive prepara­ taxes for several years and was entered were as follows: Woolwich 627 pas-en was stranded on Hart Island Bar. and became Beautiful Patterns by the And present In her own aweot way. Tile people of Union are tl church- tions. For the coming Fall at this term of court, u . t|,e first day of gers, $532 21 earnings; Wiscasset 8713 a total loss. The wreck occurred during thick Standing near a large Moro's entrnnee going class There are two ministers nt and Winter trade they have the yard Jrom 25 cents to the term a petition for the removal of $6,588,29; Newcastle 9,582, $9,129.87; ' weather and was no- discovered by the patiol A g id with •tockiiigle-'M feci, , until 20 hours later the Common—Rev. Hermon J Wells, made the largest aid most the case from this court to t h e Circuit Damariscotta Mills3,615,2,$491.02;Wa - Wns watching the crowd of shoppers M«rcn 14 sch. Fleetwing of Rockland was Congregntionalbt.and Rev J. D Payson, elaborate display of Men’s, $1.50. Napki.ns to match Court for the District of Maine of tfie doboro 10,827. $9,399 35;Wnrren 5.625, That thronged the busy street. stranded on Hart Island Ledge. I’he Life Methodist. Mr. Payson has pri ached in Youths’, Boys’ and Chil­ U. S. was made and alter a hearing Little Maud looked down for an install many patterns. $3,421,221 Thomaston 19 67-1. $9,255 06 : Saving crow rendered assistance aid the vessel Union since May, 1889, and is gaining dren’s Clothing that Rock­ wasordcred to be so transferred. Little Rockland 36,188 $39,522 89. At the childish figure so drear, , was saved land lias ever known. field for the State; Strout A Coolidge lot T hen with u bright, quick movement si I Ju is 17, «l«np Gladstone, owned l»y Uapt. in popularity He is very much interest­ In a voice n little queer. {he Grand Tiunk R. R. she freight report shows the follow LeanJer Moore of Gushing, stranded on Burn ed in his work and is beloved by all. •‘Come with 1 , I'll buy you some stockings l!,g : Woolwich 216 tons received, $359 Island, but was floated by tho crew and The portrait here given is a very good And shoes ( saved ikeness of him. W^liXESDAT'S TRANSACTIONS. 88 earr.-n„H 43 t„ns of freight forwarded. And perhaps m oney’ll be left, SUITS Aug 28. ech. Collins Howes, Jr., dragged To buy you Horace t.iitleHel‘1 vs. Frederick W. $68.25 -i|-njngS; Wiscasset, 3000 tons : candy to eul. ’ I Iter anchor to a dangerous position, from Stam ped received, $tygy jy earnings, 2074 tons The handsomest stock that Covel. The plai.^'ff >" “ resident of The idrl locked up In amuzeiueul, which she was extricated by Keeper E’well this house has ever shown. forwarded, 4q-244,69 earning-; New I I'ut timidly followod Maud in, and crew. Dover. N. H., nii?GUj« defendant of Surprised an i almost bewildered Worsteds, Woolen Cassi- easllennd I^hnr'^iscotln, 183 , ioi < re­ I Oct 21. sch. Pltebe Ann was stranded on Rockland. This action wffcS opened Io By the wurtulh »*nd /.low within. mere, Cheviots, Etc., in all Linens ceived, 94 e;n:- gregationaliats have nimbi improve a little of your lime could piodueed, but evidence was introduced $8378 .57 earnings; Thomaston, 4698 As she passed the stores Mis time. plete triumph for the company. This is one o: merits to the chinch Ihe pn-t season mid profitably tie spent in visit­ tons iiei'ivi I, $68.36 .30 enroiugt*, 2175 Substantial Gifts Than ■bowing that it had been lost. Little­ But she smiled as she naid half aloud, the industries established in Fort Payne, large­ under Mr. Wells' charge are in u nour­ ing tlie N. E. Clothing field for the plaintiff; Kalloch A tons forwarded, $5,051.27 earnings; ‘ Mamma won’t care I believe, ly by a Maine company. Atone time Wen­ ishing condition House. It is not necessary R jckland,18,630 tons received, $28,007 For my Bunday school lossou says dell P. Rice was President. He was superse­ BLANKETS, HOSIERY, Meservey for defendant The jury re­ “ 'TIs more blctscd to give than receive ’ to pay a high price this sea­ 9.3 earnings,10,419 tons forwarded, $21 .- ded; and alter that the Fort Payne Coal and son lo get a very handsome, turned a verdict of $.',31. 09 for plaintiff I.. 8, Iron Company petitioned lor a receiver, baling T he firm of Wingate, Simuions & Co , 974.20 curnings. Uoek land, Dee. IOulsu2. duratile garment, as there MUFFS. BOAS, HEAD BESTS, Mary A. Erskiuo vs. Calvin Whitney, their petition on an alleged debt owed by the Union Common, is one of ihe oldeal ear- Furnace Company to the Coal and Iron Com riage and sleigh muniiluctories in Maine never was a lime when you and Carrie E. Erskine vs. Calvin Whit­ The annual report of the Stale rail- Modern Fashions and History. CHENILLE COVERS, APRONS. pany on account of ore furnished. Martin Van Certainly no concern has the reputation could obtain as good an ney. These two cases, covering prac­ load commissioners shows a big rail­ Overcoat or Ulster for so lit­ The present teston opened w ith a rich dir- Buren Chase of Augusta was appointed re­ of making so tine a lino of vehicles as UNDERWEAR. GLOVES. tically the same facts which were at road year for M dne. Traffic und earn­ tle money as now. The N. play oi new styles, and what makes them par- ceiver. The matter was heard twice tie fore the they Z'ba Siiniunus, esq , the general issue, the same allegations being made ings in both freight anti Chauucery Court and once before the s-ate E. Clotliing House have HOODS. MUFFLERS. TOWELS pusHi ngor | nciiiarly attractive Is the tre t thru, tor the manager and traveling man,is known nil aud the same amount of damages being transportation, were much rger than greater part, they are derived from an hisieri- Supreme Conrt, which in August gave u opened an enormous stock, claimed in each writ, ware by agree­ in the ptcccding year T w o questions cal source, Ihus, ihe Louis XV. and Louis verdict for the Furnace Company and dis­ over Maine and part of the Provinces. and can meet every require­ missed the receiver. ment of counsel tried together Both receiving particular attention in the re- x v 1 • PreUv conceits are s en by the side of For about 35 years he has been on the ment. , I the picturesque ILrecioire and Empire Cos- In October an amended bill was filed an 1 road and the number of earriages and cases were entered at the last September port are those ol safety couplers and, 1 * , , . J tun»u>, ami the graceful fancies of the 1830 per- Mr. Chase was reappointed. The Furnace sleighs tie bus sold during that period is term. brake, mid g rade crossings. As to the | |be#e hu „uri ,be|f ,1j( (1k1 „ IUl)d. Compauy appealed from this decision, and MEN’S AND BUYS’ REEFERS startling when Ihe figures come out in The cause was opened to a drawn first, it is of course advisable if not itications and relieved by the a rtistic touch of after u three days hearing in November, the IN ALL GRADES H andkerchi’fs cold relief. Mr. Simmons is a genial jury and Mr. Singhi being challenged necessary, as the hoard shows, that if! our contemporary ta ste A great freedom of receiver was again discharged. R. w . Gordon man to meet and it's no surprise lo us to In Plain anti Embroid­ Charles B Wilson was drawn ns tales­ safety appliances are adopted universally • oe'ection i». consequently, afforded to every of Boston, president of the Furnace Company, wuo has conducted the case for the compauy, know that success has followed his man to complete the jury. they should he of uniform pattern on ac­ lady, tot no single leading style will prevent ered; in Silk and Linen. her from following her natural taste. To fully has just returned from th Souih, and expects labors. It's safe to Iuka stock in his After the case was opened by the count of t xct.ange of eats in interstate to get the industry to operating. About counsel for the plaintifi court adjourned understand the past origin of the varied Modes statements. From 4 to 8 years (beauties). traffic. As to grade crossings.the report of our coming season, aud their development #25.000 of Maine money is in this enterprise. till morning. poiuts out the questionable legal status The Fort Payne Rolling Mill Company bus Children's two and tliree-pieee iuiU'their present adapta'ions, no surer guides just completed reorganization, aud the stock­ Union is beat known as a town given Suits, all ages, in Cassimere, of some of the horse aud electric roads,the could be obtained t ban the McDowell Fashion holders now own the property free from a 1 to agricultural pursuits. She ranks Worsted, Cheviot. Etc. Chil­ OUR E c u Over Fifty Years. increase of daugerous crossings of tin >e Journals. ,‘Paris Album of fashion” an 1 "La debt. The comp my will be known as the Alu- dren’s Cape Overcoats, Ulsters, Mode de Pa rib” are great favorites and sell, ; Works. J. A. Wilder, formerly high in this respect. The many sub­ Keelers, durable and eheap. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has beet, roads over steam roads, aud the board's . v- . o* ...... co c„ _____ ... lot Windsor, vi . is president Ihe paid up stantial farmhouses and large barns CENTRE COUNTER used for over fifty years bj millions of mothers lack of jurisdiction in tl e mailer. The for 35 cents a copy, or #3.50 a year. ‘‘La apltsl is #225 000, of which abnut*50O0 is lor their children while teething, with perietl Coutuiiere” lias a wide success, being 30 cents Ueld in Maine. These works will lie slatted about town give evidence ol prosperity. success. Il soothes the child, -ollt-us the gums, boat (I asks that general jurisdiction as a ropy, #390 a year. “ La Mode’’ is the best early in 1803. Must be visited to be appre­ allays all puin, cures wind colic,and is the best In addition to general stores, so-called, Mackintosh Coats remedy lor diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor regards construction, operation and Home Fashion Journal, costing only 15 cents It was Hen Johnson, we believe, who, when there are two millinery establishments little sulferer itnuiedialelv. Sold by druggists in new patterns, 'ower thau tnunngciiii nt of luilroads bo conferred 1 a copy, or #1 50 per annum. They are sup- asked Matlock's question, "Is life worth liv­ town, a harness manufactory, two ciated. for it is loaded with in every part ol the world. Twenty-live cents on it as in other States. In regvrd lo plied by tiewsdeslws. or by implying dim ly ing r” teplied, “ That depends on the It-'er.” ever a hottie, "lie sure and ask lor Mrs. Wtuslow’t And Hen Jotmsuu doubtless saw the double hoot and shoe makers, one iloetor mid grCoiuplete ttoek of Under­ grade crossings ol steam railroads il js !'n'tie Ik usb, 91 No. 5 West Hili diree , New soothing Syrup," and take no other kind. point to the putt The liver active—quick- wear. Hats, Caps and Furnish­ Hundreds of Articles suitable F B "kCliy. life rose, everything bright, mountains of one lawyer T he Burton House ut the shown lhal Ihu dangers Iroiil Ibis souiee trouble meh like m<>un>a ns of snow. 3 be Common, ot which B. Burtun is pro­ ing Goods. ure increasing and lhal the laws are Kevh e and rapneiou. appetite, are treat regu liver sluggish—hie dn;‘. everyihing blue, w ell- HT A F ive Cent Stump of the for Holiday Gifts. tile d try ihe o-t- ot Ayer’s f.'iitiurlie I Is. prietor. is koowu by all traveling men inadtquale to deal with the matter. It hills ol worry rise into loouniuius of anxiety, Rockland Trust Co , or its fliey do not debililale, by exie.aive suiuula 1 as a result—sick headache, dizziness, eon- and ranks high. ('. 1 Burrows does u will Ire ill o lder lor ihe legislature lo lion; hui esuse the sionraeu. Ilyer, end bowels .ppatiou. Two ways are ooeii’. Cure pc equiqilent in cash allowed on perform ibeir lunclluue properly. A. an r.|. _ ,*5,rma- good ti ado in horses, while Whitten & every dollar's worth purchased When Baby was sick, we gam Uer Custar*. . . pill and cousnler Ihese qu.-slions al the coming after dinner pill, ihey arc unequalled. ?2^Z orf lake a*pfi?onpill uni t get get »cP web. Shock Shock the Messer ship Imgn quantities of country al this store. W ta-u sk a w a s a Child, she ciict tor 3ustorie, system by an overdose, or o x it by a mild' W.O.HEWETT&GO. session, and to determine what should ------produce. 1'hk T kavei.i.uk. When sh- became Miss, she clung to Caatorfs h.. done Thev are oueslions Ih-rt coil- People who have li fed il. say lhal I here Is in pleasant way DL done l l > q better medicine for dyspepsia thau Ayer's ear l)r. Puree's Pleasant Pellet* aie ihe tuild When she had Chxldrvu, she gave thorn Dasnsrwv NEW ENGLAND 374 MAIN ST., oern the lives and limbs not only of sev saparlllu. It may not give one ibe slowaeb ot I means. They They work effectively, wnbuut pain, J A. the ouuie indicate.-. Hall's Vegetable oral hundred railmarl am nlm .es hut „r HU oslrleh, hui It so stierigiheus ihe alimeuiurv J and leave Ihe system strong. One, hole, Sleiliau Hail Jtenewer is a lenewer ol Ihe hair, ira i ouuiircu lam i corp y ut ur 0f(l4Ut ,ti», digeaimu ol ordinary food becomes • sugar-coated pellet is enough, allhough a whole | including Ils glo-10, bealih, yuuiktul color, tho great travelling public. easy aud natural- vial costs hut 2u cents. and beauty. It will please yon. CLOTHING HOUSE THE ROCKLAND COU.KIER-OA%KTTE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1892.

CURRENT NEWS FROM ROCKPORT BOSTON VINALHAVEN'S LOCAL EVENTS ON FIRE W ITH ECZEMA Seasonable Happenings Served Up in Read­ A Batch of Readable Notes From the Home able Form for Hom of Granite Terrible SiifTprlngo of L ittle Baby. CLOTHING STORE, « v Seven Doctor® and Tw o lloRpitnlA E S s M ip % Fall. Cured by Cutlcura. Industrial News That Shows Business Gossipy Bits of News Regarding Resi­ dents and Visitors—Occurrences Triv­ Headquarters For Activity - bocal Notes Regarding Mv bftby boy, 5 montha old, broho out with Things of Interest—The Week’s ial and Important but None tbe Less » r ’rui. Hie Itching and bunting w m intense, of Great Interest. I - ma aprend to hl« limbfl, breaat, fne.«, und Record of Personals. I. until he was nearly covered; hid torturing u o -iIob were pitable to behold; he had no peace M en’s and Boys’ and b u t little rent night or Venzie’s Cornut Bind is busily re- Sell Harvester has been hauled up dny. He wan under treat, tnent nt different times at hearsing every Tuesday and Thursday for the Winter. tw o bn«pltafa and by peven doctors in this city without evening. There was an Old Folks hall, Tues­ the Ient»t benefit; every prescription of the doctors Rev. R. W. .Jenkyn of Rocklnnd i day evening, nt Odd Fellows Hall. wus faithfully tried, but ho SUITS. ew worse nil the time. 1 preached at the Congregational Chapel. The first wild geese w e have seen >r months I expemh-d I Sunday, the 18th. this season passed westerly, Thursday. about per week for U.-*J medicines,K nnd wns en­ — j Willard Wall is having a naddition tirely discouraged. I pur. 1 " M u The first sleighing this season was chased CtJTICURA, COTf- made to Ihe front of his house, and gen- Thursday morning. It didn’t Inst cvra S oap nnd CtJTrct’RA R esolvent nnd followed j eral repairs made. long. tli” directiona to tho letter. Relief wns imin- dlate, his sufferings wero eased, nnd rest nnd sleep pi r- BOSTON Atlantic Engine Company of Camden Tlie quarrytnen Inst week deci .red mlttod. He steadily Improved nnd In nine wee i s w a entirely cured, nnd hns now ns clear n skin and r v n r r t at x-v r - ,n I “dvertises a hall to be given in the Opera their strike off, nnd now everything goes I fair a boy ns nny mother could wish to see. I r re . .inmend every mother to uso It for every Baby 1\ L ! H°,19e’ Wednesday, evening, tho 21st. merrily liuiuur. L |( ) j H I N VT S I 0 MRP. M. FERGUSON, ' The proceeds of the Camden Firemen’s The B. G. Co.'s works were closed 86 W . Brookline st., Boston. lull are to be applied to purchasing nni- i down ’Thursday afternoon out of respect Headquarters For t forms in place of those lost in the fire. 1 '" i \ C : to the late,William G. Fraser. Cutlcura Remedies T 11. utest skin cures, blood purifiers, nnd humor Capt. Roscoe Thurston is a candidate Fred Grindle is home, and tlie melo­ I. . iliei of modern times, Instantly relieve tho ! for the U. 8 Shipping Commissioner’s dious tones of the tenor horn will again io ; ngonizlng forms of eczema nnd psoriasis, Men's and Boys’ :.n l jpvilily, permanently, economically, nnd In- belieat.l on School street. f .’.IP x cure every species of torturing, disfiguring. position here. Ilis friends are scratch­ I huroing, (deeding, scaly, crusted, and ing paper lor him. The voting in tlie Lune & Libhy t Iv di . < and hum ors of the skin, scalp, nnd hi I. with I -a of hair, fiywn Infancy to age, iort Reading Room is open wnlch coni.-I will close Satutd iv night. ' li. r simpl”, scrofulous, or hereditary, when Y r - - t-.!l ..thcr meiuods and best physicians fall. from six to nine, and 1 V The voting will douhtl. ■- in- lively this OVER COATS. oap Tuesday, Thursday ami Saturday alter- ■ i x 1 week. ' • . rvwhere. Price, CmcCRA, 50c.: S , ID •• ..Lvi.xr, $1. Prepared by tli- ’’ottbb. < noons from two until four. All in. mb'-r-. ol the F,re D.-pirtnn - » a ’» C h e m ic a l CoKPottATiON,Boston. i - id fo r “ How to Cure Skin Diseases,” 64- | Tin- Epworth League has its business $ 2 i are r.quested ,0 meet a, tie - . tig h t.- ’ , ...i illustrations, ami 100 tf.otlmonlnls. ! meeting the third Sunday evening of j ! house, ...morrow (W.-.ln.-- nt) en . .1 g, ' j J’i.CS. blaekheads, red. rough, chappt , und j each month, and tlie devotional meeting at 6:81) , 5 oily skin cured by Gu ticora S oap. ' Sunday evening at, six o’clock. '•*6.3 'S i I'he ev. r returning Wlnt- r In i. gs OLD FOLKS' PAIN!) BOSTON W. E. Carleton is liome from Belfast, W , , with It tlie subject of trotting on 1 ..- ire. I where he has completed several lino It isn’t very prominent yet. n it it’s in '— ' r z - i ,__r * - • \ ■ Y ' | the air. frescoing jobs. lie is soon to do a nice Now, instantaneous, and infallible. CLOTHING STOKE, job on the parlor of H. L. Shepherd, t o [ 'i'll.- members of Canton V.iiali.avi 11 i An arrangement has been maile for a i an., their wives will liave a ilnnce and headquarters For lecture here bv Chaplain McCabe, Jan­ sociable in Gild Fellow lower hall, next ; Friday iven.ng. uary 24, at the Opera House. The pro- THOMASTON TOPICS. TWIN SISTERS. IN W AR REN. | ceeds of this lecture will he used to assist 1 In all the years that the Souls quarry Personal Notes and Local Hapenings Notwithstanding a vory unpleasant M en’s and Bovs' the Methodists of Camden in rebuilding of Interest. The Mutual Fire Insurance Company h i s hern ui opei ,t ion -> -• believe Mi. ' Everybody j their church, which was burned in tlie evening, there was a fine large audience Elects Offices. j Fraser's il.-itli is the first 11 -tilling Irom Mrs. David J. Starrett has been s:ck '»t the Reek pint Opera House Wedncs- fire. I an accident at that place-. In Knox Co. Tlie sidewalk on the north side of with tonsilitis. \ dav ' v-niiig lo witness the presentation The Warren Farmers’ Mutual Fire There are letters nt the pnstofiice tor j o,, Saroni’s pretty operetta, the “Twin I suranco CompBnv Bt their nDnuu, ni(,,.t. Main street still receives considerable Arnold Annis, Capt. J. Brewer, L 1’. 'I’o n ad the Gard ui.derr.enth and th n buy a 25 ULSTERS. The total receipts oi the Cong I outer-. Sisters,” given by Rockport amateurs, ing e)eoted t|,esB „fflcors for the ensuing CKNT b■ x ol PIG I Kt KUAN’S BALSAM J attention. Tim dripping of the rain and Collemer, Capt. F. A. Curtis. Capt ” F FIR AV-A KKIts nt nny diu? store. Pleas­ taiument were .$80. under the skill.ul direetion of Mi-slyear; Presidenl, Samuel Thomas; ant to take, iini dy to carry. Contain no opium nor I snow from the buildings keep it in good j \\m . Mu.phy, E A. Thomus, Tracy R Injurious druvs. N othl. g >o i’nnrr»iiye the t-tom- order for skating and sliding and the * " Carrie B \\ hippi". with tin- assistance , Secretary and Treasurer, I P. Starrett; W alker, Mrs. John Pt.-roc. m b. I b is \a lu tide medici .< has been usi d for 25 Martha Caawford and Elizi Lcven- of Misses Gertrude Kidder and Marion Directors, Samuel Thomas, J. A. Skin- years in the private pruc ice « f a lending sptcinllst | loose planks are line tilings to try the toe A large eat introduced himself upon saler went to BostonTuesday to pass Kelley of Camden in the lending parts. ner, j oej Jl)bn Kokes Erastus Throat and Lung Diseases. I of a boot, especially in the evening the holidays . . The story ol the operetta is simple, ’ Relloob, L. S.' Robinson and the meeting of the Young People’s BOSTON A M Composed of nature’s remedies, i rincipslly BaW I'he Reading Room lia s been well pat­ Christian Endeavor, the other evening, sam of Kir, itp :ss. nes -iea' (iirutive properties openi.g with Ihe crowning o f the Jameson This company was organ­ ronized. Every one speaks eneotiraging- and oreated a rather lively commotion, und utiurds n llef in treaiing Mrs. Edgar Stackpoie gres to Boston . Queen of May, (Miss Kelley) by her ized May 13, 1871, and now has 213 this week to spend the holidays with het [young indy companions. Then a hand so much so that the meeting adjourned Asthma, ^ p re h itis , Catarrh, Coughs, 't ; s policies. Total cash resources and CLOT IIING STO R E,1 II has ";e been ono remarked lhi,,Tn°ed/ul that foJ then* is plT a dif­ daughter, Mrs. .I imes Diugley. | of gypsies make their immediately. Colds, L it ejrippe, Hacking Cough appearance anil amount of premium notes $8 236 45 aud Raising Blood. ference in the streets and about the * * with them comes a twi r. sister ot the May J stores, in the fact that many who were RESULTED FATALLY W(»r clergymen, public speakers, voealht, DR. Headquarters For Mrs. J. H. II Hewett entertained the Queen. (Miss Kidder) The sisters are Since the building of the new dam at KICK KAI *N ’S »'. l.'-AAl (»K F I R W A F I R 8 loitering there are now to be seen in the Daisy Knitting Bee at a pink tea the 1 reunited. The parts were all well taken have no equal tor clearing the throatIhnd strength* the Upper Falls by the George’s Woolen W illiaui G Fraser, the young man ening the voice. Look tor the HcdAhiltese Vcfs* j Reading Room. The best of order pre- other evening. Some ol the dresses I and admirably rendered. The solos and Lubel, und take no other. Mill Company, considerable complaint who was injured at the Sands Quarry, M en’s and Boys’ - vails in the rooms. The association were very attractive duets were very pleasing, wliil ll11’ has been made by the owners o f land on the 5lh inst., dte.l Wednesday morn­ Ths Freeman Rice Wafer Co,, | needs more funds as it wishes to employ choruses were sung with spirit anti I a suitable person to have charge of the The East Meadow school will cont­ bordering on the Georges River and ing. He was a native of Scotland and Solo Proprietors and M anufacturers, action, the May dance and the Gypsy ponds connecting with it between 26 years of age. Mr. Fraser was a -.KAY, ME 50 I rooms. When it is shown that the inence its Winter term, Monday, Dec. dance I,eing especially pleasing Trial box sent by mail on receipt of price. j Reading Room is properly managed, no 26, for the purpo-e of making up the Warren village and Union Many member of Moses Webster Lodge, Furnishing Goods. Tlie costumes were bright and the acres of meadow and intervale land are F and A. M , and Atlantic Chapter, I doubt but that the friends of tho enter­ time lost on account of diphtheria. participants all looked charming. It r J A R A N E S E prise will see that binds are forthcoming covered. R A M. He was buried Thursday with was, indeed, very mue.h of a success, 1 Masonic honors. J to sustain tho good woi k among us. p a l b Thomaston people. ev»n in their e x ­ Following is tho cast of characters, [ VINALHAVEN WEDDINGS. Mr. Fraser was a young man of good treme youth, are lar from being med Mrs. Linnell substituting nt short notice habits anil kind and charitable disposi­ CURE FIREMEN'S BALL. ioete. As an evidence ol this two Thom­ for Miss Mary Knight wbosutt'eted from A now n ,y and cross walks have been awarded as lights by another Spring. Tlie prison Granite Localities. The company lost its hall, furnishings Daniel IF. Glidden, esq. After tho follows: 2500 square yards paving to inspectors are anxious to have the prison A certain cure for CoiigbH, Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis. j and unilorms in the big tiro, and takes happy couple were made one, refresh­ Waldoboro Granite Co , at $1 21 a ConKUiniition.Croim.Whotipliiir Cough. Sore Throutand lighted by electricity and have the mat There has been quarried and shipped all dlhfitHi’H f f thoT hvnur r.iul Lungs, l ’ltuuinnt to taku. . this method of replenishing itsexehequer. ments were served to tlie invited guests, square yard ; 3000 linear feet of 7-incfi C.mull tire d in o n tiin u d ; old. Mb-, size now , Z5c.; old ter under advisement. They were la awav to various parts of tho country in Sl.OB, size Iit.w 60c. Sold by ull 1’ruggl.iU . Tickets to ball and entertainment 50 numbering ab >ut thirty, and 11 very curbing, to Independent Granite Co., Rockland last week in consultation with addition to what lias been dumped over BOSTON cents, to entertainment alone 25 cents. enjoyable evening wus passed. Vinalhaven, 48 cents; 450 linear feet of the electric light company. go ut banks just 1,089.000 tons of roek The entertainment will commence at oross walds, to Garrett Cougnlin, this WEST’S LIVER PILLS. both good and poor since the quarries Frederick Young and Miss Jennie M. 'I’he old Reliable Remedy for Sick Hem lac he, Bll- 7:80 and dancing at tl. The cars will city, 87 cents. iousiH'OH, Liv> r Gompluint, Sour htoiuaob, Dyspop. A photograph h is been received by were tirst opened in about 1815 or 1820.1 Emerton, daughter ol Andrew L. Finer ala and Constipation Their universal «ale for 40 CLOTHING STOKE, ran until after the ball. years is conclusive evld« nee of their great merit. friends here of tour generations of tlie One eubio acre of solid roek contains ton.were married Tuesday evening. The ST. GEORGE HISTORY. Sold in Rocklnnd by W U. Kittredge. Bryant family ol Brockton, Mass Tlat 108,900 tons, and ten Micros would cover AN OLD BILL. ceremony was performed by W. H Headquarters For parties are Mrs. Bryant, the greatgrand­ about nil that has been quarriud. Before Vinal, esq. The St. George Chronicles, an illus­ ANNUAL r-IEETINC. figuring I should have set the amount at The Annual Meeting of the stockholders of the Mrs. Helen Pendleton has left with us mother; 11. I.. Bryant, the grandfather; trated history of that town, will be out I.hue Rock National Bank will be held at their j an old hill, advertising a W. C. Bryant, the father; and Waldo several millions.—Hallowell Register. FINE ORGANIZATION. this week, and delivered to subscribers Bunking Itoouie, In the City of Rockland, on T ues­ Trunks and Bags day. January IO, 1893, ut 2 o’clock p m-, ••Grand Temperance Levee and Social Robinson Bryant, the son. Miss Etta as rapidly as possible. We shall make for the choice of a Board of Directors for the eu- C. C. Carver & Co. of Vinalhaven Rockport’s Talented Orchestra and Its Hiiilig year. Also to take such action as may be Dance, nt Gruuite Hall, Wednesday Winslow, formerly ot Thomaston, is Personnel. further mention of the hook in a later necessary for the renewal of the charter of said have closed their quarry for the Winter. issue. bank, aud to tra sad any other busiuess lhat may evening, Feb. 26, I860, lor the bcuufit with Mrs. W C. Bryant. legally come before said meeting. The operetta "Twin Sisters" was pul !’• r ordei, T. H. Met AIN, Ga»hler. I of Hyperion Division, No. 151, S ol T. OBITUARY LQBSTER LAW. Dec. 5, 1892. 48.62 "The tables will lie supplied with am­ Governor Burleigh and members ol on for the benefit of Peabody’s Orehes- BOSTON bis council visited the handsome and E.lward Ott of Rockport, who was re- j ^ra’ 8il Uiat our readers may he inter- Rockland National Bank ple 1 efreshmeuis Music both iustru- Most ol the Vinalhaven lobster fisher­ The Stockholders of the Rockland National Bank lueutal aud vocal will be provided ler comfortable rooms of '•egoehet Club, ported last week as sick with pneumonia, in a little list of the membership men favor the idea of having the law are hereby notltl* d that their annual m eeting will died the 10th. Mr. Ott was tho sou of 1 Unit popular organization, which we be belt] ut their Bauking Bo hue ou T u e s d a y , i tlie occasion, and no pains will he spared Thursday, aud were delighted witli the changed so that nothing but 10 1-2 inoh January Kith, 1HU3, ut 1 <) o’clock n. in., to CLOTHING STOKE, Jonathan Ott. He married Miss Belle K've: tlx the Lumber of, und elect u Board o Directors on the part ol the committee lo make attrueliveness and beauty of the place. lobsters could be taken the year round. for the eusuiug year, and transtct any other busi- Wo doubt if there is a place in Maine, Clark, who with two children mourn the E. Peabody, 1st violin and leader; UO88 that muy legally come before them. this the good time’ of the season, for Per order, Headquarters For all who may attend, both old nnd young, of the size ol Thomaston, which has so loss of a kind husband aud a loving K. A. Perry, viola; C. B. Veazie, oornet; CASE OF COLLARER. 4# G HOWE WIGGIN, Cashier. Rockland, Dec Mh, lr>U2 grave nnd gay.” beautiful and tastily arranged club father. Mr. Ott was an industrious bewail Perkin-., trombone; C. A. Berry, rooms, it is a great advertisement lor citizen and with the assistance of a pru- i > d‘l|ues Scott, clarinet; Miss Currie Tlie Rockport Collur Co, on Friday NORTH NATIONAL BANK. The hili is in two colors and boars the The Stockholders of the North National Bank lumiliar imprint of ‘ Gazette Job tho town, and the members ol the club ] llent wife had acquired 11 neat and com- B Whipple, pianist shipped ten of its gilt-edged collars to are hereby notified (bat their Auuual Meetiug will are always hospitable aud throw wide fortable home. Ho was a member ot The orchestra has been in existence he held al their Banking Rooms on Tuesday OfflOB ” Clterryfield. This is tho eighteenth Juuuurv 10. 1SU3, at 10 o’clock a. nr., for the open tlie doors lo guests of the town ' tlio New Advent Church, contrihiiting Lour years, is composed of thorough order sent to Clterryfield parties, mak­ choice of u Board of Directors for the e.isuiug year, and for the transucifon of auy other business FORMAL DEDICATION. Ixmg life to Seguchel! °L his means and aiding by his presence musicians and Is one of the most pupii- ing tlie handsome total of ahuut 200 that may ieguliy come before them. Per order, N. T- KARVVKLL, Gsshkr at the meetings. His acquaintances ex -1 tulented and successful musical or- oollars. Rockland, Me., Dec. 8 ,1W2. Jg Rockp.,rt’s new High School building W(j Wlj|lt ek,L.lrjo ljgbu huru> |)ul wu tend to the widow and the fatherless Jgenizatlous of l-.asteru Maine. — ------FARM FOR SALE^ ' will be fmmally dedicated about U>« Want an electric railroad more. Con- their sympathy in ibis hour of afilietion. ------brxTK or Onio, Cirv or Tutsuo, I The .ub-crlbw offer, for >.le • ulce farm la Bo- bcoxs Cuvutx j “,- Wuirea, Uuiue. air miles from lioekiuid on,-, middle ot January On the dedication wni(Jni,8 aueou)wodatioIl count for ------j SMUGGLED FISH, Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is ihe balf mile from railroad etalioi- and poalufflce' '"hl all are invited to visit the day. the building will lie opened for in- Mn,etUloj{ ju U)iB world< au., W1, llolx. FISH SCALES. ------senior parluer of Ihe liritt of F. J. Cheney & larm coulalue 136 acres; cuie 60 lous of hue ana Co., doing business iu the City of Toledo. uuully; has an immutme ps-iurage and is perfoclly spection during the .lay,and in the even- ; ()U1 peopU, wl„ ulfe moMunM> aD(, that Uncle Sam Seized 'Em and Then Sells County and State aforesaid aud that said lirut fenced. Tbe buildings are In Hue coudllluu and lug there will be an ...1.1,ess by some lu eonfel. wiUl llle e|(,etric ....ii.oaj Notes of Interest from Our Neighbor 'Em to Local Dealers. will |-ay the sum of ONE HCNDllEl) DOL­ are suppll.d wllb spline waler. Sold low for cash LARS tor each and every ease ol Catarrh that 34 FR A N Z M. alMMUNB, well known educator.either Stale Super- | UOUJpaIjy UQ(i iHlJuu0 lo euluu inlo Across tbe Bay. DFFleaaaul Bl., Rockland, Mains. Sumo 12,250 pounds of Petit Manati cuuuolbe e-red by tbe useol H a t l's Catakuh intendent <>f Schools Luce, President town. The sentiment seems Io be very Ci-u b . FRANK J. CHENEY. For Sale at a Great Bargain. Boston Whitmore of Colby University or Prin­ Lane & Libby of Vinal haven have smuggled pollock were recently seized Suotn to befote me add subscribed iu my One 1'3-tool nickel show case, sq u are' one 6 fool j strong iu favor of having the electrics preseuee, this 6tb day ot December A D nickel show case, square; one »7ool nickel show cipal CorlbeilofGorhamNurm.il School. closed busiuess for this year a l Islesford. at Jonesport by Uncle Sam’s revenue 1886. caae, extension top, oval front, one u fool center - come into our handsome town And They report a very lair season’s work. meu, und were sold at auction in this i esse, three fe. I wide, would rniks a uloe silverware when the cars come here, they should A. W. GLEASON, VT Gr ’“.’’T ’ 1J lool three deek cuter WEST ROCKPORT. city, Monday of last week. saab .Votary FuWie. table I bis lab.e waa made for dlaulallna holiday H un up aud down our Main street, the I Lobster ealcbiug is getting lo be quite goods Il ls staiued aud varulahed aud is a olee C E Weeks & Co. of ibis city bid uue. L u ll u t ihe tables la sel en luraed ban ClothingStore There will be a aoeiai dunce iu Grange [ finest thoroughfare in the sate of Maine, an important industry iu Vinalhaven. J them in at $3 55 a hundred. Capt. A. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and line good secondhand cook alove aud uue «Jod sets directly on the blood und mucous surfaces lewelers safe, ghoul Wlj sir Inehw high, aJd a Hail this Tuesday evening Good j with the handsomest shade tiees aud [ There are now about 160 eugaged there G. Hunt of tho local revenue force was Ol the system. Send for testimonials tree lol ol other ibluga loo nuiueious lo uieulloa. Aus of ihe abuse wifi be- sold al a grwu bargafif music will be luruisbed. , some of tl.e tiucst residences capturing tbe crustaceans. j auctioneer. F. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, O. For prices call al eesgeui- ROCKLAND, ME. (jjrioid by Druggists, 75e. « ff- L. KUA W’B. Donohue an. 6 TIIE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1892.

THOMASTON CAMDEN. formerly of Camden, has been elected to tbe UNION. FORMER SHUTTERS WARREN Somerville, Mas?., Common Council. Three mtbs w. of Rockland, on K * L. ’ i- Eight miles north of Rockland. n n the Camden, Thirteen miles N. W. of Rockland Kettled vision of M. U It. R. First known «« n trad Ha llockland and I homaston Electric II. It., and Mr Ctpen is planning an addition to the 1774. Incorporated Oct. 20, 1788. t-9i>, polls 417, They Have a Big Eat at Augusta and Niue miles w< m of Rockland, on the K. A L. R. poit In 1680 Settlem ent commenced iT’.'l, Boston it Bangor Steamboat line. Incorporate! Bay View, so as to give his guests the ad van- estates, *820,023. PoRimasters, R \V. B nrtlett; Good lim e R. Known as n trading p o st in 1681. Nettled in Embraced until 1646 Rockland and South Thorn- F. b. 25, 1891, being then set off from town of Cam North, A. Fonsett; Kant, A. W. Payson; South, 1736; Incorporated Nov. 7, 1776. Aren about aeton. Incorporated March 20, 1777 Population, «'en, the other p ait the town, Rockport, retain t-tge.s of a spacious billiard room nnd to mid 8. W. Jones. Selectmen, Warren Mita, <». N. 27,000 acres. 1RP0, polls 517; estates, **<73,396. 1880,8009. In lSvn the number • f polls waa 6J> 1 o bur the oid organization. First fettled May 8, more rooms to accommodate his increasing Butler, Geo. W. Payson; Town Clerk, A. M. That well known coterie of royal good Postm asters, <4. 1). G ould; N orth, W. II. Fuller; and estates were valued nt *1,853,010. P ostm aster 17ii9. In 1890, poll- 743, estates valued at Wingate; Treasurer, K. ll. Burkett. South, W. (». Bounce; W e6t, A. H. Ames; Pleas, IsT. ti Binger; Select men, 8. 4. Btnrrett, Frn-tus fl.Ml.tOO. PoMmn trr, F. V I). Hinghi; Hrlect- summer resorters. fellows, at one time known ap the Shutter Club, antville, VV. J. Russell; Highland, Wm. D. Htone Lermoml, F. A Washburn; Town Clerk, l‘. A. Selectmen, A. L. Vaughn, Jason Spear, Edwin men, D 4. Uamphcll, <»rrls W«»oster, K. K Bhaw ; Alf Martz was *t Wingate, 8innnons A Cc«'B bad a banquet at the Augusta House, Augusta, Carr; Treasurer, E. <>. Burges- Town Uh rk, i . ( Wo..., Tre»-urer. Alden Mil- Express Agent Duffy’s house ran away Keating; TownClerk, W. L Lawry; Treasurer; • r , < olJector, C. K. Miller. Saturday. He was hit?hed to the company's Friday aud oidered a band wagon built foi felf Friday evening. M. R. Mathews; Collector, Alex Spear. Several weddings ate announced the near show business....The Christmas tieennd«B- George II. Hill of Boston wa« again endorsed ; piing which was pretty wudl shaken up, the George Ncwbert will open in Vinal’a s:ore future. F. A D. *lnghi is home from Boston. tertainmen; given by the Cotig’l Church wil as president and Frank H. uetherbee of Bos­ i broken thills switching about his feuT as lie ran. be this week. O P. Watts ta homo from M.ilone, N. Y , f« r Crpu J H. Sberir-:i h having the cellar of ! rutting them quite bvdlv. He was stopped on on next Kamrdav evening. 'This Is a free ton wa9 unanimously chosen vice president the holidays hie new residence paved. Bay View street....Everett Boardman has tertaintuetit and ail wno hive presents or Fred LeFrancis ol Cambrldgeport and Walter I)r. J. M. Wakefield made a flying visit to Lewiston lust week. Bdw Walsh has opened Union Hall for bis Dr. 8. Tib: etfs|has moved his office to Mrs. moved Ids steam laundry business to bis build- their friends are invited to use this agency B. Hill of Boston were ejected additional mem­ Christmas trade. Wheeler\ new hi u-e, Chestnut street. i ing on Cross street....T he Klin street Young ....T h e Christmas entertainment given by bers of ?he board of directors. Simonton of Rockland is to furnish the car­ the .Meth (lists takes place on Monday even­ The banquet was tbo finest affair ever gotten pet for G. A. R. hall. It i« very healthy in Camden at tbc presen I. People’s Society will give the people of Cam- The Khiitwir Bee met wiih Mis. Frank ing next. A good time may be expected! up in this city and was highly enjoyed by the Curl inc. Friday. time, no crippe, no diphthen . no nothing. i den an interesting lecture In the near future.... Six of our merchants are engaged in the corn John Dally Is building three 14*feet row boats ...... The C.iug’l Sochi C ude will meet participants. trade by the car-load. Twenty boxes of smelt* weie shipped from Carleton, Pascal A U two kilns are out and Among th e -p ’flkeis were II. E. C r en ol lo r B ar l?-.:bor parties....W e hear «-me of at tbe vestry WednestLy afternoon at two Onr lime ki'ns are now in full blast with nil our express « ffice, Saturday. will pro'.,!..!) not be fired up un'il the middle of Camden and C. E. W eek s of Rockland. • >ur t' w nsrmtt hinting at brick or concrete o’clock. Clipper will lie provided at six o’clock they can do to fill orders. J. A C .efg b to n A Go ’s grist mill engine of J., unary. . .. . Tbe Grange Chri-tmas fee will be on Mon­ Among others present Irom tills county wee walk* through Main street ami PoMuffice The chin couch, somewhat resembling the has been -put to Boston lor repairs. Mis. Custer v III lecture in Camden for the Squaie, to be built next Summer.. We li pe day ....T h e temperance meeting next Sunday E W. Mclntyraof this city, F J. Wiley. Dr, w hooping Cough, is prevalent hero. Il is expected that W .tshburn B ro s’, new brneflt of the Old Ladies Home some time du - it ma .v be r • tlitv.. . . M Y )img bi i Die ’ foun will be led by Mrs. E. W. Cobb. As tins is J. W. Pearson. W. Grinnell and W. Il Huse rchooner will he launched about tin 29 h. inc the Winter. datfon aid ind the sills on for a bouse on Christmas and as Ihe previous Friday is Cru­ of Camden. H. A. Parker Is going into the ben business, sade Day, exercises appropriate to the two and has erected a new hen house. Dr. Heald is undergoing quite a sick spell. Geo. Houston and his club now occupy their Mountain street a short distance east of Me- days will be tbe feature of this m eeting.... F R A T E K N l TY. Hotel Warren is filling up with boarders. Dr. C. It. Cole ot Rockland Is treating him. new home on Btv View street, and find th.in gunticook M ill....J B. Long has opened a Re'vcs in very pleasant and comfortable quar­ market in the basement of Cleveland \ West a Mrs. F. A. Wright of Danville, Vt., will be Landlord Wbitn?y knows how to entertain. Her. C A. Plumer occupied the Methodist The ilficers elect ol Union’s Grand Army building....Scb Alice Fox is taking on some here under the auspices of the W. C. T. U , pulpit, Bunday, In the absence of Itev. C. A. te rn Post will be installed Monday evening, Jan. 2 Stahl A Robinson are making repairs on of the safes which went through the fire, to Ire Saturday, January 7, and will speak in the Southard. The new lodge. Knights of Pylb as, will be -----Geo. S. Cobb Post of Camden has chosen their steam mill near tbe M. C R. R. station. known as Camden Lodge, and will be installed shipped to Boston. afternoon «i a mothers' meeting. She remains Hon. Weston Thompson delivered Ins lecture these: F. I). Aldus, Commander;Geo. Barnes Tbe King's Daughters entertained the public by the grand officers Jan. 5. It will have 27 over Sunday and will probably speak in one of one day last week witli brown bread and beans, on '•Freedom” in the Concregati rd re­ We have added many tained home from Boston, Wednesday, where Miss Cad Bartlett, one ol our well known and 'Keag River. sue has been visiting relatives-...Col. C. A. adjuiuing, is not completed yet, hut bus Liberty, who is a very efficient teacher. esteemed young ladies,wore married in Boston, cently....M E’fa Wincnpuw ol'Thr.n.a-ton, Leighton, wife and son returned home from been stocked. Wednesday. The c.-G tenders Its beat wishes. AN INCENDIARY. w ho ht»> bc-m vihuin/ .ss Libby, while st-.q - CUSHING. Portland, Saturday. Simonton A Gill own the lot on which their Squires Bliss and Staples are attending ping from the sid> walk fell, cutting her quite piekcat store is >ucated and also tbe lot on bidly...-M ix. Fred Thornton spun* a tew New Goods Ton inlloa S. W of Rockland. Ou stage lino Court in Rockland. Certain Parties in Camden W ho want ST. GEORGE. which their old place of business stood. Be- from Thomitaiuii to Friendship. Incorporated More Fire days with her brother, Levi Bucklin ' tween thet-e two Iota is a small piece owned by Jan . 28, 1789. 1890, po lk 195; e*tau-a *125,483. The “ night cap” dance at Grange Hall on t'asi moat era, A. B. Fab «; South, Oliver 1*. Davis, Thur-tiay evening last was a great success, Thirteen mile* 8. of Rockland, set o ff from Cush the Ogier heirs. If Simouton & Gill can pur­ NOTICE. lag ami Incorporated H-b. 7, Ihirt. 1MH) polta, 69,s, North, N. R. Hylor; Plennant Point, Cora E both socially and financially. Over fifty An attempt h is been made to burn the new chase this slice for a reasonable suiu, they will Davis. Selectmen, K. 8. Vote, C. A. Fogerty, T» IF. O I7,»n/ '• / fFarreu, in the County o f Knox, the past week, i«lutea *448, 227. Postm aster, Jan ies T. R obinsnu, Fldrenn Orff; Town Clerk, (’. A. Fogerty; couples participated and enjoyed themselves in Hunt building at C/imden, to bo occupied by &HEF.T1NG Tenant’* Harbor, W. E. Sheerer; Port Clyde, have a lot 79 feet front, on which they will pui WllEHKAH, T hree owner* o f p , \\* ln the hour*, Samuel Trussell; Martinsville I-. (>. .Martin; Treaaurer, Samuel Payson. the highest degree Chaplin and Overlock 8inghi & Hunt, J. H. Gould, Rose Bros, and up a tine building. of w orship occupied by ihe Recor d Uong’l Church Clark Island,A. L.Snow. Selectmen, Alex Kalloch, furnished delightful music. Messrs. A. E. the Post Office. 8 havings and other in Ha­ iu Wntren ie« uh-niee of worship, having petitioned L. W. Seavey, J L. Uompky; Town Clerk, D.S. S o u th U u h h in o . — Messrs E. W. Woodbury nnibles were u-ed. me, I. B. Starreii, a lustice of ihe Peace, in nml Heuvey; Treanurer, It. Long. Our people should bear in mind that they and N. Fales of Thomaston called on Win Poland, H .W Light and J. F. Bryant were foreuid County of Knox, requesting me to inmie a and are showing many have a duty to do tornoriow, Wednesday, managers and performed that important nnd w arrant lu o n e o ' 6.dd appl eant*, directing h m lo Morse, Bunday... . J . E Ulmer has gone to call a me ting °f G> P«w holder* of nai l diurcii, W i i a t ’s C o u n e k .—Sub. Eliza Levensaler, evening, when our firemeu hold their levee and Put nt Island iu chop wood for Capt. C. H sometimes difficult duly so courteously und COTTAGES COMPLETED. to be held at their Chapel, in said town <»t W arren, on -Htur.ltky, tbuB lnt day of Ib ceml,. e. Iriui Kellocb, arrived from New York Iasi w eek.... bail in the Rockport Opera lluusu On the Chadwick. . . . Miss Grace L Rivers has gone gracefully as to put everyone at once at his ease. occtalon of the recent tire our firemen ut.3 o ’clock 1> io , to ucl upon the following Novelties for the Heb. Lotus arrived up river from New York, to Castine to attend the Normal School.... The laughing began when the genllerneu, The new cottages ol W. A. Campbell ol art c <••, viz. did valiant service ami to their tireless elf -rn First—To choose a Moderator to pri-aide at Maid Saturday..••Rrastus Robinson has obtained Joseph Harriett ot Appleton has purchased the having purchased each a night cap went wildly Thomaston and Mrs. Alden Leach of Warren, is due the fact that any of the business portion meeting. work at Spruce Head...«8eh. Ella F. Crow- farm of ILnry Thompson, Pleasant Point.... searching through the crowd for a ladv with a at (’rescent Beach, are completed. Second -To choose a Cieik. well, Tboiuus, arrived from NcwYork via Bos. of the town is left. The firemen lost all their similar one, who was to be his partner to sup­ Third—To choo*e a Board ot A«rii«»..rs and Mrs. Thorudyke and two sons of South Hope other necessary officers tbn, last w eek....A concert audObristinas tree effects in the flames, and deserve hearty sup­ per,and the many colors and styles of this head­ Holidays have been visiting Mr. and Mis. Joseph Bart­ GREEN CHRISTMAS. Fourth—To see wliat action if any they w II take will be held at the church, next Saturday even­ port n jw in their uff>rts to replace them. gear were simply wonderful. All became happily about the itsuring of their house of w islnp ami lett....M iss M. Lena Miller, who has been en­ chapel, wliai sum of money they w ill ralsu lur th.p ing--xScb James Young, Linekinjaid al an ch o r J H. Gould will get into bia new store to­ mated, however, and pariook of the bounteous gaged in teaching school in Rockland, has re­ A North-end family recently dined ou daude- purpose, or transact any oth- r business relating to iu the river several days day. Hia place of business will continue to be supprr that the sisters of Evening Star Grange turned home....Calvin Davis and Janies lion greens dug from their yard before the iubt You are hereby directed to notify ami warn the not to be found the electric car station As his present loca­ Creamer has entered into partnership in the kno ow to provide so well. The festivities pew holders in sdd Second Cong'l Church, in SOUTH LIBERTY tion is in the rear of the new building it is were lulged in till a late hour and pro­ suow storm. Warren, to assemble at the time and place, and for lobster business. We consider them a team the purpose specified in said petithe* by posting proposed to have a bell pull at the Iront of the hard to beat....There ure quite a number of nounce 'ie best time yet. Great credit is due VESSEL ASHORE. atu stud copies of this warruut, one in the usual While Mr*. Daniel Overlook was driving to block, which (fie car conductor will ring wheu suiolter t in this vicinity who appear to be doing Manley i ?rpoint, who managed the financial place for posting notices within said church, aud 8ch. Ivy Bello with 116 tons of coal is ashore one In the store of W . O. V inal, three weeks bo- at any other store. Union, her carriage vvas run in to and one w heel tbecai is ready to start Siugbi A Hunt and fairly well, but we are judging from the ap­ utfairi. He is a shrewd financier. fore said meeting, and atae publishing a copy in at Magee Island und lull ol water, as we learn completely smashed. She had a narrow es­ Rose Bros, will uiso get located in their uew pearance that Fred and Ira are taking the lead T he (Xiu u ie r G a zkti k, a new spaper printed in quarters in the same building, this week. J he SOUTH THOMASTON by Port Clyde advices. Rockiund, throe weeks before sala meeting. cap e.... Wboopiug cough is raging in tow n...... A lbion F Morse, our boat builder, has a Given under my band at Warren ibis lOih day The item in last wick's news alwtut the slckueab postotHce will be moved quite soon. boat in this shop ready to launch this week for of Decembe,r A D. iMk*. Four uiilua 8. of Rockland, Buttled in 1776. Bet VINALHAVEN. 1. B. 8T A R R K T T , Justice of Ihe B«ace. ot Daniel Williams should have read * Mis.” off from Thomottton aud incorporated July 28, 1848, •Some of the temporary arrangements tor Capt. Ezra Cushman, Friendship,Long Island 4U-51 Atruecopy- AUe d or disposed of either by W idow G re y ’s burial, burning or otherwise, and iu such uauuner He will have a strung bit king for the position, C. 8. Staples is enlarging bis ice-house.... Barre, V t.«..M rs. Fred Wiggin and daughter aud unless the new dispenjution sees fit to go that it may not be offensive to (be ueigbliorbood Mis. Irene Cooper is quite sick....M rs. Lorin- Gladys and Mrs. Tied Coombs und child have wherever located into some western state tor an appointee we’re Salt Kheuin Cure 3—Swine shall be kept in such place and manner da Douglas is visiting her bome, Mount De­ gone to Melrose to spend the W inter....Chae. confident that the Camden man will gut there. a< But lo he offensive to the persons residing in tbe wear, bilk Muffl- ra, Fine Glove* and Mti­ se rt.... George Dyer killed a pig ulue months Wiggin and son Charles are iu Newburyport, vicinity. tans, Thomas C. Atwick has gone to Cambridge, Mass Cures Bail Rheum or Kcremn, Tetter, Chap. 123, Public Laws of 1837 . old weighing 410 pounds....Lewis Ames has RJugworm, hub, Impetigo, Fumpblgus, Mass., where he has a fiuupjsitiou iu charge of bought a cow of W. K. Sampson....Misses O w l 's H b a o —Rev. J. H. Purshley will 8 ku. 20—Any person who shall willfully violate | Sll/Eooons, etc. a (liuiug saloon, at the end ot Harvard Budge Milk Crust, Leprosy, Lichen, Prurigo, I any ol the provision* oi ibis act < r of said regula ' May Beverage, Myra Brown, Nora Turner, preach a (firristmas sermon iu the Chapel, ut Puahus, Barber’s Itch, Jackson's Itch. I lions and ny-L^s the penally for which is not ; Mr. Atwick w«.;il io Ms sachuseits ttaturday, 2 p. m next Sunday... .A Christmas enter- lit rein speufUcoJiy pi jvldcd lor ami an) person i W<- can give you the largest auiecliou this I Carrie and L ittie Babbidge will start for Med- Il heals Cuts, Bruta.es, Burns, Scalds, i who shall willfully interfere wiiii any peiaou or aud Mr®. Atwick will JoJlow later. Will ; field, F rid a y .... Mrs. Amelia Beverage goes to taiumeut aud tree at tbc Chapel next Saturday Festers, Piles, hub lug Piles aud all | thing to pi event the * xccutiou of the provi. ions ol side of Boston or Portland. Price* Low. Stewart hes a lekpousihle aud lucrative posi­ Boston io visit be -ou, Frol. O. L. Beverage. n ight....T he Owl’a Head school began yester­ itching affections. It will cure Pim ples ' Ibis act or of s^id emulations and by-laws, shall Goods guaranteed. New customer every be guilty of a misdem eanor und upon c>>nvieliou tion in the Townsend clothing store, Main ! Mrs George Howard will keep bouse for her day. ...C apt. Thomas Kinney is sick in the on the face, aud drive away ull die eases thereof shall be subject to a due uol mure than fifty week at > streei, Cambiidge, aud is now ou dmy there j duiitig her absence.. . . Mrs. F.H.Smith visited Chelsea, Mass., Hospital....Sidney P Emery, of tbetkm. It will cure you if you dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Atwick and Mr. Stewart ‘eave give it u F a ir 'Trial. G M HARRIMAN. i her mother. Mrs. E P Cooper, last w eek.... who broke one of bis ankles two or three weeks LKWIB GRAVES. LEVI SEAVEY’S, ? many frieud* here who see them depart with Edmund Cooper aud wife visited io Camden ago, is doing well. His frieuds are hoping G EO C. HORN, •U Board of Health. WAITS BLOCk, < oiueeie regret. last week....Levi Leadbetter of Owls Head is that he will come out of it all right....There TUOMABTOK. > Albert R. Knight is condueun of a Treu iu tow n....M ss. Sarah Quiuu is very sick .... ! has been one case oi diphtheria here the past otreei, Boston, hoise ear— -W. B. Rich, esq., Mra. Gao. Dyer is quite sick. week. All right uow! Widow Grey Gough Cure THE ROCKLAND COURIER GAZETTE: T DAY, D EC E M B ER 20, 1892. 7

MARINE MATTERS. 1 Sch. Helen discharged cargo of paving at SOCIAL SALAD THE SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. the North Rahway wharf and will go on the BURNHAM’S STAR STOIIE rrllway today. After the Helen comes off Whist Party Gathering?, Weddings and Concluded from p»$e 4. P e o p le The Movements of Vessels. Charter Other Like Happenings. Notes and Like. Chas. E Bicknell's big schooner Eugene Bon a THURSDAY R BUBINF.RS. will go on and be thoroughly repaired. Monday of last week »a« the silver wedding a r e - - Sch. O. M. Brainerd has gone into winter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hills, and a pleasant Alice S Fuller vs. Innabitant- of Warren. quarters at Atlantic wharf. FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS. family gathering marked the happy anniver­ The p'aintiff is a school teicher and Is now '’eh. M. A. Acborn, Achorn was at Ponce, sary. May ihe golden wedding be celebrated. teactiing In Kltter) . In the spring of 1891 she x P IL. 6’h from New York <11s» harcing. Reported From Brown & Company's . .. . I he Nameleaa Whist Club will hold no engaged to tench i-cbool in District No. 5 in a lr e a d y Weekly Freight Circular. meeting this week....Dupllcuie Whist is all I (he town of Warren, and as she claimed for the ^ebs Mary Brewer and T. P. Dixon arrived thtee terras or school rear. She tmight the in New York Wednesday. popular on Middle street.... Misses Kitty Nix I he market for * IT shore freights, per- on and Sadie Miller left y e c rd iy morning •Spring and Summer terms, for which she has -’eb. Charley Woolsey, Weehawken lor x taming to the medium nnd heavier classes of ! for Portland where they wili attend the wed­ received her n..v. 8he was not allowed to teach K x Rockland. passed through Hell (late Wednes­ vessels in tbc more distant voyages, icmnins In ding Sunday, of Miss Hattie Nixon,granddau­ ■he 'Vinter ;> ,m, ano’her teacher having been B u y in g day. a depressed anil generally unsathfne orv con­ ghter of Ctpt I) H. I igraiiim oi this cky. ocH:. a T» her olac , »nd this suit o brought to The Comet ! Pcb. Nina Tillson. Green, arrived at Galves­ dition. The situation is all the more dis­ Miss Miller wil ba 11 ii I m e ->er w o - which she would have earned ton 14'h from Velasco. couraging because of the verv limited demand lovely presents weie sent from Ro.’kland. .. . -lie bt n a flow t| m teach the Winter ’?riii Has Struck, S’ h. M irgnrel A. Gregory, Gregory, arrived for tonnage, notwlths'andhig the wretchedly i Thedhakespeare Club met wish Mis’s Augi*. in New York l l ’h. 15 days fromUnpe Haytlen, low rates which prevail. I bis depr-anion, j MofBt Monday evening week. The defence claimed that thete was no con- irm’ for the year, lull only tr.no term to term, and 1 have captured it, and I with logwood which Is universal, is largely n consequence of an excessive tonnage supply, especially of "" ruriber. that even if there were, the plain- it is strung up in front of | Kcb. f’ntawamteak Railed 1Mb for Wilmirtg- C. Fred Ay era of this city and Mrs Belle steam. There bus been a fair week’s business tifThud been legally dIsm isaed by iheSupervlaor my store, and when you see ! ton, with lime from Case, White & Co. Shepherd were married in Chicago, Wednesday of bcboois.ln accordance wldi the statute of Hie in West India freights, but a! slightly easier lisl, the ceremony being private. Mrs Ayers it j’oii will know that 3*011 Seb. Mabel Hall, Bartlett brought coal Fri­ rates for lumber anil general cargo. Coal is be­ s ate. In reply to this the plaintiff claimed day from New York for H. H. Hall & Co. Is a native of Citronville, Ala., is a graduate of that there w«s no invedigation such ts Is re­ have found the place to buy ginning to go forward to Cuba a little more Hahnemann Medical College of Chicago, and Seb. Mary Langdon sailed Friday from F. freely, but a liberal supply of seeking fonnnge quired and that the Supervisor was gulbv of at present is conducting a sanitarium in that fraud and unfair dealings and consequently she The Cobb A Co. for New York. serves to keep rates upon a low level, and re­ city, which she has established upon a suc­ was not legally dlsmisse . Seb. Samuel Hurt was in the harbor Friday turn freights continue dull and weak. Coast­ cessful basis. She Is highly educated, and a Largest Line The plaintiff testified that she bad taught the with stone lor New York,and sailed. wise coal and lumber freights are inactive, and ludy of fine presence, und has been a friend o! same school during the year preceding, that In default of employment at living rates, a con­ the family for several years. Mr. Ayers is al­ ------"TT of Seb. 0. M. Marrett discharged coal at Cam­ •he received a certificate from Dr. J. K. J " v siderable fleet of long shore vessels are laying most too well known hero to need a word from den. and returned here Wednesday. Hooper, who wa9 then Supervisor, that It was Holiday Goods up lor the winter. Collier rates from Baltimore t’ . He is the juuior partner of the w. II known Sch. Racehorse ardved from New York Sat­ endorsed by him and af-erwirds by Jarvis eastward are a trifle better. lumber firm of G F. Ayers A Co., was ut one in the City, urday with coal for the Electric Railroad. Woods, who was appointei to fill ou’ an unex­ C iia h t k k s .—Ship Cyrus Wakefield, Phila­ Is the experience of former years time President of our Common Council, and pired term,that she first wrote C S. Coburn WOOLEN CO Consisting of Toys, Gaines, Sch F. T. Drisco. Bunker, came into the har­ delphia to San Francisco, general cargo, nt or is a young man ol high charaeier and standing with reference to the school for the year in con ias warned them that disappointment bor Saturday loaded with lumber from Bangor about 87....S h ip Willie Reed, hence to Port­ in the community. Mr. and Mrs A\ r* have Fancy Writing Paper, Sta­ troversy, and afterwards saw him and made a for New York. land. Oregon, general cargo, at or about 97 7A the sincere cjngratulation» of many fi lends. tionery, Sleds. Skates, contract for the year an I taught two terms allows delay. We have a Large Seb. G. W. Glover had coal from New York ....S h ip Belle O’Brien, hence to San Francisco, Mr. Ayers will probably arrive in town the under that arrangement, that previous to com­ Dolls, Plush and Leather Saturday for tbe Electric R. R. general cargo on p t., quotable about # 7 .... latter part ot the week. He will return t itock, hut the Low Prices at which mencing the third term she received a notice Bark J. H. Bowers. Portland to Buenos Ayres, Chicago later to accompany his wife here, sh; Goods in Toilet Cases, Schs. Woodbury M. Snow and George Bird, from Mr 'Vooris to appear nt the school-house and Florida arrived from Boston Saturday. Lumber, 8 8 ....Sch. Fred B. Belanc, hence to in ing detained in Chicago to settle important re have marked them, will soon re- Manicure Sets, Cuff nnd on a Saturday before the school whm to com­ Barnco. nnd back, nt or about 81 200 and port business affairs. Collar Boxes, Albums, Sch. Julia A. Decker, sailed Saturday tor mence Monday to answer to charges at* dnst luce the variety. Salem with lime from R. W. Messer. charges... .Sch. Maggie J. Chadwick, Brins’ her, that she did so appear won her counsel, Work Boxes, Handkerchief The Rack.'and Clam Club of 1888, with wick to S’. John, P. R.. Lumbei, 86 26 and that no charges wero made against her, and no (’apt A. J. Hall left Wednesday for Phila­ friends to the number ol 24 hnd supper at Hie K o r tlie and Glove Boxes, and hun­ port charges... .Sch. J. B. Holden, Jackson’ hearing given her. that Mr. Woods insisted delphia io look after schooner the Olive B iv View. Camden, Wednesday evening, and a villc to New York, Lumber, 8 5 ....Sch. Mnv upon her passing an examination which she N e x t dreds o f other things too Pet ker, which arihtd ihere that day from very nice one too, well cooked and well served McFarland, Fernandina to Philadelphia. Lum­ declined to do, claiming that she had a certifi­ numerous to mention. Demarara. ber, 81.62 1-2 A 'er :he eating there was dancing in tbcd'n- HO 1 v « Msny of the coasters will haul up until after cate and was hired for the year, that ho then BP’Onr line ol Bibles and ('o a l .—Sch. A. M Dickenson. Perth Amboy ingha!l. Chas B Farwell o. New Organs,presi­ gave her a pane- saying that she was dismissed fbe holidays. Prayer Books is by far the to Rockland. 60 cents....Sch Charlie Wool­ dent of the club,was present. Eli g tnr time ! ron. further service, that she went to .he Schs. Empress nnd Ida Hudson are hauled sey. Hoboken to Kcckland, 50 cents...... Sch. .1 a« t - largest in town, and our si hool Monday morning and organized tbe up fur the winter inside the breakwater. Allred Keene, Humlo n to B».m, 65 cent-. .. . The supper and cut rtamm »n’. I’lnrs lay 'htn*. that Mr. Woods. Mr. Coburn, tbeFirst prices are lower than at any Sch. Mollie Rhodes went to Spruce Head Sch. William Rice, Hoi-okm to Kun-iv. 50 even.ng, under tb" auspices of tLe Kpiscopul S- leetmen and the new teacher carafe abqp R e c e i v e d Kocie’v was an .»her nee tio a. in, aupper nnd Wild Cat Tuesday to load for New York cents...... Sch Lent Wh'tc, Perth Amboy to o’clock, when Mr. Wow(Is gave bef KNOX WOOLEN CO, other store. 1 sen was p*.r exe.r dice.and weii From Rockland 50 cents. poper noHlylng her of her di-m hsa’, and th Sell. Ned P. Walker Is hauled up nt Jones- H 's Hom. exe u-tve of r - arHc es < CAMDEN. ME. rlie then left tbe school. The Voting pnrt. RAILROAD NOTES. 8,28 20 u!- r-reived. The cnt-rtainnient was Seb. Helen towed hern from tbe mouth o- v«*r* deligb .‘o', and we give Hi,< program : Mr. Coburn testified wi h regard to W ill well sit cortespondence and the personal interview with on the Horse the Keag River, where “he bid been a.-fiore. The Hercules Off for changes—Heavy •i .d d SdI.) ".Slumber Sweetly," Mik Dr. Adain- She was loaded with gianite, und will repair I) .. t - " l Live for Thee," Mrs. Fuller, and that tbe contract was only for Busine s Done. iMish Bad ie Miller, Mrn \ II. Berry i« rrr.A in Goes merrily on. Every here. So. « - ‘My law.’- Lilt.* ihe Red, Red Roce;" E one term and that he d’d not make any con- person purchasing goods is core-"lleari’H Sorrow," trac or agreement for one year nnd that noth­ Schs. Pearl aud Currie G. Crosby arrived the pig ferrj-boat Hercule-, nr Bath, wil! Mi-s Fannie Bachelder Sor.g " the Song fur M e;" E u -n re -" |*|»e LHtte ing was sou’ ut t Ji hn despatch » t the 16»h says: There dezvous at Crescent Beach for hot fish su| pets $113 30. On the special verdict the jury for SHOES? lunning------The annual meeting tor the elec­ and cards-. answered “yes.” Is a dispute b it»‘O-n C ap. Vans, of the big tion of eflieera of tbe Knox A L'RColn R. K. schooner Nelson Bartlet . and My D. J. Seely Co. will.be held In Bath Thursday------At the TKIDAY’s CASES. that will probablv have to I e settled in court. The Rubinstein Club met nrh M b A S. Etc., Etc. recent B » years. Ho has worked in the pay mem of $22 50, and the case was en­ We have the exclusive vale < t the Go niyenr Bird tor New York. residence It will have cemented floor, piazzas, bis shop with fiis son Edgar until about ihree close out the stock on hand Rubber Company's tered “ Neither Party.” Montgomery for C ut. E. S 'puuidlng. of schooner M. I.uella etc.-----Mrs. R. L. Winslow’s new house, months ago, when he cuuplulned of rot feel­ plaintiff; Littlefield lor defendant. MIE An, NIIOKN Woo l, icn home. The vessel i, in Phdadel i'raverse stievr, is ready for occupancy-----Miss ing well, but he was abie to go around among No lurther cares being iu readi iess both Will sell at prices ph a dibchoraing. Hutue Munri e is having a double.tenement hi- daughters in this city und! a tew days ugo for the city of Rockland, admitted by ull ehoe deal- juries were excused till Monday morning at era to be the house built on Crescent street-----Work has a h. 11 he h id a -hock ol piialy.-is. lie was ten o’clock. that equal goods iiegun on the cellar lor u two-storied house for Tnesday last, however. He retired e TIIB nilAND JUKY Neckwear. Best Wearing Rubbers Made. F. F. Burpee on the shoe-facrory lot, Lime Wednesday evening nnd. |Jfld the second shock REPORT OF THE CONDITION The Grand Jury reported the following in­ cannot bo bought rock street. n. d passed uwuy as easy us a child sleeping, -O F THE— dictments I bursday morning: State vs. James lie leaves four daughters. one son, ten graud- GRANITE MEN. O. Overlook, assault and battery; Slate vs. for elsewhere FANCY SLIPPERS. i-lii dren and six great-grandchildren. Large invoice just received. If you John Williams, two iudi junents, breaking, en­ North National Bank, tering und larceny; State vs. Charles D. The Trouble at Hurricane Island Settled Mrs. Martha Jane, wife of Capt. Harris are looking for Neckwear don’t fail Wentworth &. Co., Satisfactorily. Farr, larceny; State vs. John Haitnelt and Stuckpolc of • homaston, died in Portland, 33» MAIN ST., KOUKLAND, AIE. 29 Estella M. Wutson, fornication; stute vs. to see these New Lines in Tecks, RESOURCES. Tut’bdui, Die. 13, iu th> 72nd year of her IHe. Albert R. Moore hnd Esieila Watson, fornica­ Loans und discounts, i 230,053 6o Saturday forenoon the trouble between Booth She went to the Maine General Hospital a fc Pulls, Bows und Pour-in Hands. ov* draft*. wtfured nnd unsecured, 103 21 Bros. & Hurricane Granite Co. was settled tion ; State vs. Arthur S. Hall and Eatellu M. U. s. Bonds to secure circulation, 25,000 00 weeks ago to seek medical aid, thinking Watson, fornication; State vs. Thomas Leun- S.ueliM, Securities, etc., is ,000 00 satisfactorily 10 all parties cunctrned. Five crews she would he well iu a short time, but she soon Du- from approved reserve agents, will be put to work this week. The stiiletuen; anl, rape; State vs. John J. Mahoney, attempt Du from other National Banks, 12 > 30 began 10 falter and fell,a victim 10 her disease, to 1 uuce an unmarried female from tbe house Banking bouse, furniture und fixtures, 1,000 00 was made by W. S. While in behalf of th- Mr-. Stackpo e was a kind hearted and charila- hecks and other eu»h Items, company, and J J. McCabe, E. G Rolfe und ot the lather; State vs. Arthur 3. Hall, com­ SELECT Gus/Ojil b ■ Christian woman, beloved by all who Bills of other batiks, 6,276 00 J. R. Hill representing Hurricane Branch of mon nuisance; State vs. Laura Rawloy, alias Fra- tluiiul paper currency, nick.-Is mid knew her for her many at t» of kindness and cents, IB eti the Granite Cutters’ Union. Laura 1 r..cy, common ouicance. tender care oi the poor and needy. She was tin Slippers for Spi eic, 0,539 75 Work slopped at Hurricane May I and with l.< g.d tender notes, 3,000 CO ehh st child <‘t the 'ate Deacon Cjprlun Mitch Redumption fund with U. 8. Treasurer Monday a t r ia l s . the exception ot u small non-union crew in ell, and was the lust survivor ot u large family (6 per cent, of circulation), A. P. Green vs. C. K. Fuller. This action CO. PANTS! the sheds, the works have been virtually >hur Capt. Stuckpolc and wife hud been married .51 WOOLEN Total, $307,003 20 down. w. s entered at the September term and was Ladies and Gents, years last July. C. pt. Fred W Stnckpolu of To be eold this month for LIABILITIES. opened toudtauu jury, 11. H. Crie being ap­ Washington, Kansas, is the only child ot M Camden. December 2, 181)2. Cq’ital stock paid Iu, $100,000 00 pointed toremau by the Court. Both parties 20,000 1 0 ILLEGAL SHIPMENTS. and Mrs. Harris Stackpoic, und he, together Surplus fund, are resident!* of Vinalhaven and ure neighbors, Boys and Girls. Undivided profits, 27,703 54s with his wife have been mabled to be in atten­ $ 3 . 5 0 ^ Nutlonul Bunk notes outstanding, 21,1-00 0» liviug on adjoinihg lots. Ou the morning of Divideuds unpaid, 15 O0 More venison und short lobsters were seized dance on his mother during her last illness. May 6. 1892, Mr. Green weut to the defendant’s (ml vldual deposits subject to cheek, 10r»,730 67 B* *he Frunk Jones. Monday evening of last The funeral services look place ut the family Variety too numerous to mention, Cashier's checks outstanding, 9,h05 59 house to engage him to do some work iu his 706 60 | week. residence ou Thursday lust, and were uttended garden which he agreed to do. After he started Regular price S5.5O 18,062 06 'by a large circle ot relatives mid neighbors. ranging in prices troin 50c to S3.00. | The Uuth Times thinks J. I). Smith, ot Ten­ to go out, as Mr. Green testified, Mr. Fuller Total, $307,003 20 ant’s Harbor, will know the difference between 5 0 FRATERNITY FACTS. called him buck and made some complaint as Sta te o f M a in e , County o f K nox, bs a lobster und a coltish by the time begets to the actions of his boy. Mr. Green claims I, N. T. Farwell, Ciwhler of the above named ***«4K+Hw bank, do aolemnly uw. ur that the above #tatemeut through with ihe 164 eiustaceuns shipped by that he then commenced an assault upon hiru, Im true to the beat of ruy knowledge and belli f. him under a codfish label and which fell into Odd Fellow. Masonic and Other Secrei using first a knife, next a revolver, then a gun. AMERICAN N T. FARWKLL.Caahler. the hands of Fish Wurdeu Bailey, Wednesday. Society Matters. Subscribed and »worn to before me thia 10th day aud fiually threw hot water upon him to a of December, 1892. Says a Bath dispatch : “ James Bailey, a fish The Golden Rule and Royal Purp'o Degrees gieater or less degree. The defendant claimed (yXotf Mill make no mistake G. llirWE WIGGIN, Notary Public warden well-known throughout this section, will l>e conferred by Rock laud Eneampmeut, that Mr. Greeu commenced (be assault upon COMKECT—At teat Melton Overcoats ti. M BIRD, ) i has been in the habit of watching closely all Friday-----Knox Lodge, I. O. O F., Mou- him while he was sitting by (he fire quietly in look at our selections now, white E. It SPEAR, > Director® ' the trains and Ixntts that leave Bath lor (he day evening ot last week, conferred degrees ou his own house, that be struck him over the ▲ . D. BIRD ) two candidates-----The otlicers elect of Mt. the variety is complete. $ 5 . 0 9 i purpose of seizing short lobsteis, buss. etc. head, making several bruises aud breaking hla i He also occasionally steps info ihe express Battle Lodge. I. O. O. F , of Uamdeo. and Knox uuse, that he ordered Mr. Green to leave the i car to see what he can rind there. To day us Lodge ot Rock laud will probably be In­ uouse, which he refused to do, that be made no W i d o w ! the 11 o’clock west bound iiuin was about st tilled together, ut the lodge rooms in thia attempt 10 strike him or to use auy weapons Regular Price S1O. ready to leave I ■ stepped into the express ear city-----Gen. Berry Lodge and Warren Lodge, till after he was assaulted by Mr. Greeu aud DHF'Yoa save three or four ; and began looking for something to seize Kuighis of Pythias, will assist the grand otU- after he refused (0 leave ihe house. Mr. Green Fernatd, Blethen (Trey Express Messenger Achoiu ordered him out of cers in instituting the uewr lodge at Camden. denies that Mr. Fuller said anything about profits, as I manufacture all of ; the car unless he could produce u warrant to Jau ft---- A delegation of a half dozen from leaving the house. Mr. Greeu brings thia these goods myself. ,s search it. As Mr. Bailey did not have one he W arun Lodge. K. of P , wilue»sed the second ad.on lo receive 8500 for injuries alleged to

ON CHRISTMAS EVE. TRIP OF THE JENNIE HARKNESS.

Written for Tim C oeitiF .n OAZF.TTK. The Travels of a Well Known Rockport oh darltnua, tackpd wltliln vonr nests n? PRICE’S Lady in Far-off Lands. This btcssnfi Christmas Eve, How shall I flit yotir stockings s m a ll; My hour! It sorely grieves ; Beautiful Lakes on Ihe Boundary Be- K DELICIOUS For mothers floor whose Pttle ones 5 tween Italy and Switzerland—A Gen­ Lie 'R eath the snow onfl rime, oese Cemetery and its Statues—En Whose wep socks hung hostile the fire j Route for the Holy City. Lust yosr at Christmas time, TRIP which we Flavoring 2 M Z God pity nil snch lonely ones; God give them cheer nt need; nmdeandone which G od's son look flown tipon their lives; every visitor to Gen­ t v * t FJfisArt.nttji CHRISTMAS CHEEK. God's grnce plant helpful seed Within the hearts so sorely torn, oa should endeavor The Rockland Charitable Association That from them there may spring to accomplish, was A wealth of bloom ami sweet content Extracts Takes He'd cf a Good Work by rail to Lakes Which yule.tlile aye may bring. Mnggnrio and Orta, NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS. file executive eomruillee t'l tilt’ R< ek- Then white I press the stockings full From rim to dark darned loe, situ in d on the boundary between Italy Vanilla Of perfeot purity. land Charitable A««neinlltin i« mnkittg a My b ean will sing a glad refrain sttd Switzerland. It takes eight hours Lemon Of great strength. canvass of Ihe various wards to mm rtain That from this tiny row y train each w ay mid is a most delight- Oranffe Almond Economy In their use how many families will m ed assistance Not one -mall rock Is packed away journey. As for the lakes themselves, In drawer or cedar chesl, Rose etc in making Christmas it day of n j living. Flavor as delicately Hot three (tom mantel dangle down— they ire simplv grand. Instend of a public celonr.it inn 'he va­ Three darlings sought their nest. and deliciously as the fresh fruit. rious wants found will h» quietly -up- I The Gen i se are extremely fond of Then think I as the tovs fall fust plied at the homes, ami presents given Within the stockings'sides, ; tnttsie and every Sunday the military STATEMENT BY AN AUTHORITY. the little ones on Christmas eve. That many children mothers miss band plays in the gardens beyond I,’ I use and recommend ' I)r. Price's The committee will need the a-sis Tills glads ime, sweet ynle-tlde. Aequasola. Then the nobility come out So, as my hoy did earnest nsk Delicious Flavoring Extracts" as tlie tanco of all our people, and parlies who As he did kneel to pray: with their fine carriages; the elegantly strongest and finest, and as giving have gifts to mnke for such a purpose “ What will the little ehlllens do dressed Iadie9 promenade in tbe shady tbe most desirable results in the can leave them at this office, and the Who have no mammas. Say? avenues or sit in groups close to the manufacture of Ice Cream. sooner 'tis done, the It tier. XVIII God send down their skates and tilings I singing fotin tains, the nrniy and naval MRS. E. W. THURLOW, Our Stock is Nothing but Misfits. “ Yes, darling," so said I, officers chat with the pretty girls, while Ice Cream Parlors, Oak St. And ho shall see the little ones mamma watches from a respectful dis Who foi their mothers sigh GOOD AUTHORITY. OUTLOOK Maine’s quota of rumsellers. who pay Look on, lliro' tears, at gifts he brings tance; and tbe music goes off into a jolly We use “ Dr. Price’s Flavoring You’Ilft liink this rather tijstrange statement to make, but I the United States tax of $25, is 808. When morrow's light shall shine. waltz, while everybody, excepting ol Extracts” and find them vastly su­ The Eastern State Normal School a t' making one liquor dealer to ..very 830 And then I'll tell him, “ So It is course the gay voting offiuers and t heir jt-u possibly yonimay misunderstand us. We’re not saying God sends frun heaven's mine." perior to any other on tlie market. Castine opens with 100 students. This' inhabitants, and this do- not include fair companions, cease talking at tlio Their great strength and delicacy of will be, with two exceptions, tlio largest' the state and town ng" .cies. O help me Jesus, gift divine, same instant, and allow even the cake- that our Clothing don’t lit, for all our customers will To tell in gladdest way, flavor will recommend them to any Winter term in its history venders to pass by unnoticed. casual observer. T he story of thy precious life testify that no tailor can lit them better. What we in­ The propr ..'ion to elect the President On this thy natal day. B. R. ANDROS, Elsewhere will be found a sketch of and Vice ’ resident of this great repub That In my darlings' hearts may sink There is a certain street in Genoa, tbe Manager of “ The Thorndike,” This truth so sacred, sure, tend to say, and what we wish to impress upon your the work done by the life saving crew at lie by direct vote of the people is al- That Christ is theirs, their Christmas gift — Via d'or, that is tbe delight of all tourists, R ockland. Burnt Island, the past setMU. life t.-sotfug more attention than ever before. He ail their sins will cure. especially English and American people, EXPERT TESTIMONY. mind is the fact that long list will help empiiasize the fact It is the proper way and its day is ap O darllngsl ns I look upon who call it Gold street, and are always that our life sav'ng crews do right preaching. Your dimpled rosy cheeks to be found there in all kinds of weather, I have obtained the best results royal sorvice along our stormy const. Pressed In the pillow's softneos, from early morning until night, gazing from tlie use of “ Dr Price’s Flavor­ Within tny heart there creeps ing Extracts,” and think they are At a meeting of the board of trustees in at the shop windows, hurrying in Our Prices are o f the Maine State College at Waterville A longing, strong avlth great desire, just what they are recommended to ’and nervy Boston Record That you God's gift may take and out of tbe tiny bazars, buying, ad­ be, the strongest, the purest nnd of one of its winning crusades recently it was unanimously voted to ten- And thereby give to life Ils zest miring. and buying still more, and never Earth's Christmas meanings wske! the most delicate flavor. it careless driving by expressmen *^or ^ll Pos|d°n of the presidency of the tiring of haunting its glittering thor­ MRS. E. L. PERKINS, abrnen on the city streets. Those I C0" eKe lo ex-Gov. Connor. President Liz z ie Y oung B uti.hr. Much Too Small oughfare ns long ns they remain in the Restaurant and Ice Cream Parlors, our people who have occasion to visit Fernald resigned the office last summer vicinity. 301 Main Street. 3 Hub often will follow the Record’s Gov. Connor now has the matter under CAMDEN CULLINGS. For it is here where the beautiful course with prayer and praise. advisement. These goods can be found at ihe for the Quality o f the (roods. Electric Freight Depot—An filigree work is displayed, where tbe following stores : Station Agent Buzzoll is circulating Pastor Dead. silver thread jewelry and ornaments of Here is a strnight tip for Cap’n Bou- a petition for signatures in this city, every description are fashioned in tbe E P. Rollins, Rockland telle and the boys to whom he bns The Rockland & Camden electric rail­ daintiest and mint elegant of designs, H. O. Gurdy & Co., 4 Camden St. similar to that going the rounds in many 743 Main St. strings attached from the Rockland road is a great accommodation to onr and the only place in the world where A. F. Crockett & Co., They tire worth much more than we’re asking for them, of our cities and towns just now. The E. i\I Perry, 738 “ Courier-Gazette, and it only voices movement was started by Col. Albert A citizens, and particularly so since the it is made. Win. B. Ili'lls, 672 “ “ but owing lo our removal they must go .at once. This the sentiment generally prevailing Pope of Boston and promises to be t lire. 668 “ o e Genoa lias tbe finest Campo Santo in Achorn & Thorndike. in this state: There should bt no tam­ success. The petition asks that there K. C. Rankin &Co., 656 “ means a big loss to its, lint our loss is your gain. pering with the Australian ballot law by he founded in Washington,I> C , a Road Mr and Mrs. Stearns have left N o i r tlie wi i ld, bin it really has no appear­ A. C. Gay & Co., 606 “ the next legislature. The law's all Department, similar to the Agricultural umbegn. 'heir Cmndcii residence, for ance of a cemeterv. On tlie contrary it is F.'irrniitL Spear & Co.. 586 “ “ more like an art gallery, and tlie only right and the people like it.—Bangor Department, for the purpose ol promot­ Chicago where they will spend a few A I). Richardson, 574 •• Commercial. ing knowledge in I tie art ol constructing weeks with friends. suggestion of its use is in tbe wreaths Hahkcll 4 Dull. 442 “ “ On $20, $22, & $25 Ulsters and Overcoats and maintaining roads, and that in such and crosses of (lowers which are daily 11 G. Tibbetts, 431 '• From an article published elsewhere brought there by friends of the dead, department provisions bo made for Some of our village streets are to be Bicknell Tea Co , 398 “ it would seem that certain important and tbe wax tapers burning before tbe E. B Ingraham & Co., 368 “ “ leaching students so that they may lie- widened, others ore to be graded and jodu .fries at Fort Payne are soon to go magnificent statuary that adorn its balls. C E Tuttle, 306 '• “ We will save yon $4 to $5 each. come skilled road engineers. I l also Sewered, and Ihe result ol all this will into operation. Many or tli citizens of Jere Harrington, 292 “ “ prays Congress |<> appropriate funds liea very much improved town. It is literally a gallery of sculpture the state, who have money invested where the hand of the artist has faith­ Donahue’s Cash Groc’y 266 “ sufficient In ereel a building al the there will bo pleased at the prospect fully reproduced tlie forms of those who White & Case, 262 •• World’s Columbian Exhibition for the Fort Payne has many line industrial There is some talk ab ut who shall he sleep beneath its walls, and where even 0. P. Hix. 246 “ j purpose ol a comprehensive road exhibi- the successor of our present rllleient Theodore Roosen. 156 “ “ On those that sold for $15, $16, i $18 plants,and resumption of wot k in any con in death, the vaniy of wealth, rank and i lion where there will be shown sections postmaster. F. A. 1) Singtii. Fred Knox Fanners Exchange siderable number ot them tin renew,, I ,,f ro!i()g j||ugtrapt)„ various methods of greatness predominates. Co., Limcrock • activity in the town it-eli. Fort P. ym Lewis ami E. C. Fletcher have been , , , , , , , , , -on-tructlon and best road in .terials and mentioned for ihe position. Ireland & Whitney, 33 Park “ Cre dit yourself with $3 saved. has been bombarded by everyJ body, and : machinery, It was the fickle month of April when H. 11. Elint, 117 • more bitlerlv by those who never have i we left Genoa for Rome; and although R. W. M. sser, 105 Sea “ been there, lint it - a line little c ity neve - HOUSE OF M E GOOD SHEPHERD, The directors of the Camden, Rock­ everywhere were the sweet blossoms of Rockland Lime Co., 14 Water “ thebiss land & Thomaston electric street ritil- the peach and cherry, yet tlie weather W. V. Enins wort it. Camden $8, $10. $12, $13 Overcoats &. Ulsters ------i The Name for the Stackpole vay visited Camden Tuesday alternoon was hardly settled, and we were fre­ W. W. Hodgkins, Thomaston A scheme is being talked up a t H ouse—A Plea. to select a lot for liuilding a freight quently overtaken by gentle bursts of E. L. Dillingham A Co , “ Augusta to make tile Slate a patron o i l The new orphans home is to be call'd depot, hut made no choice. rain, always succeeded by a brighter T. S. Andrews, Going like hot cakes for $6, $8, $10. $11. the now liquor cure The plan is tb it j the I louse of the Good Shephard, and it Masters & Starrett, o o glow of sunshine, giving to tile ur tip' police unci municipal judg'-s "h-.!l lie is new ready to be opened and worthy Preble & Co., Camden proposes to rise refined from rounding landscape a warm and gener­ empowered, after it man baa been cnees waiting to be admitted, when our ous color. F. O. Clark. Camden sentenced a certain number of limes to townspeople come to the rescue her ashes, and to continue with her S. E. & 11. L Shephert , Rockport Megunticook stream industries, and to Snatches of the mocking bird’s song Bodwell Granite Co., Vinalhaven jail, to send him In some liquor euro at Let the well-to-do citizens ill Rockland readied us as we drew up at same little the State's expense Judge Andrews i l l reflect that this is the tirst permanent prosper more than ever before with her C. B. Smith, out of-tbe way station, and there were O. B. Jones, “ the Augusta Municipal Court Is a sluing institution tor charitable purposes stin ted unrivalled .Summer resort attractions. often troops of rosy-cheeked peisant girls Booth Bi'of. iC II. I.G.Co., Hurricane advocate of Ihe scheme lie would have in their city ; ought it not to receive their trudging along with their burdens Botlweil Granite Co., Spruce llettil Ihe coontv bear the expense, and if a I snppot t ? Intelligence is received from San strapped to their hacks, or more often Lewis A. Arey, Owl’s Head man relapsed to tis old habits alter As the h o m e is not sectarian, and Francisco of tlie deatli of Rev. A A carried on tlie bead, and upon tlie whole F. II . Smith, No. Haven taking the treatment, sentence him to children o l all creeds or no creeds will Church. He was a recent resident of making a very pretty picture with their C. S. Staples, state prison for a year b e received, which congregation ol our ( ’ linden and was fifty years a Methodist short blue skirts and cute gay colored ,J. M Bartlett, So. Thomaston city will come forward and lurnish a preacher in Maine, font' years presiding blouses. In the fields the older women II. S Sweetland, “ “ We wonder if the silvery-voiced ami t o o i. or funds lor a child's expenses? elder. He was a native of Batii. His were helping with tbe farm-work, driv­ Magoon & Vannah, “ “ wonderfully smooth Orville Dewey age was eighty-one. ing tlie oxen for ploughing, or at work j Hart & Muthews, Tenant’s Harbor G. W. Rawley, Baker has really been getting in a little A N S W E R S to correspondents witli shovel and hoe among the weeds. ) It. Long & Son. “ “ work down in Knox County We sur­ A plan for an opera house with stores The e were acres of olive and mul­ mise that he has, for here is the Rock­ A. A. A.—The circulation of T he on the first floor has been drawn by W. M. Staples, Washington berry “os all along tbe road,and when­ Robinson Bros., Wiley’s Corner land Coubiek-Gazktte out with a C.-G. last Christmas was 8440, while it W. V. Lane to lie built on tbe site of ever at. "ion space of scrubby land ap­ Q uarter Off. is 3500 this Christmas. Megunticook Hall. Should his plan anil J. W. Eastman & Co., Warren little boom lor him lor the United S l a t e s peared, lere wore always sure to be Geo. Fossett & Son, Union Senalorship and says that his s e l e lion Reader.—l’rof. A. D. Small o f Allston, suggestions be accepted by tbe town, the numberless flocks of sheep, watched over D. II. Pulsifer, Waldoboro We have taken about 25 per cent olf the cost ot our would plense a great many Republicans Mass., was the editor of The C.-G.’s building would be one of the attractive by a shepherd, who invariably was ac­ John Burnheimer, North Waldoboro throughout the state. There is little “Query Drawer.” He made it one of structures of Knox County. companied by several of tbe canine J. W. Haggett, Damariscotta Mills doubt that the genial Baker has high the most valuable and instructive de­ o o species. Flint & Stetson, Damariscotta aspiratious, but we rather think he partments ever conducted in a Maine There is some call for real estate, and A. S. Fales, Cushing would be satisfied with an election as paper. We hope to induce him to re­ Camden continues in favor with those Tiio scenery between these two places Nelson Thompson, F riendship > Boys’ and Children’s Suits,*:* Representative, just as a starter. T he sume his valuable work with the in­ who are seeking sites on which to bnild is rather pretty, what can be seen of it, D. B. Cobb & Son, Searsmont C ourier Gazette sets the pace at the coming of the new year. Summer homes. W. W. Perry recently for there are no less than 96 tunnels Simmons & Paine, “ outset a little too warm for him —Ban­ Advertiser.—There are seven papers sold a shore front lot to George Dear­ through which we have to be whirled in Cunningham & Overlock, So. Libert They were a good purchase before that reduction and we gor Commercial. published in the county—T he J.-G., born, of Charleston, S C., on which be the twelve hours that it takes to com- MESSENCER’S NOTICE. Tribune, Maine Home Journal and proposes to build a cottage the coming plete the journey. We passed through need not tell you how much better a purchase they are The Chandler bill lo suspend immi­ High School Echo, in Rockland; Herald, season. the towns of Carrara and Spizzia, fam­ STATE OK MAINE. gration for a year appears promptly at Thomaston; Herald, Camden; News, o u ous for their quarries of beautiful marble, Ksox, as Washington. In view of the cholera Rockport. By the way we’ve forgotten The disastrous tire in Camden village and at Pisa we made a bait giving us O ffic e o f t .ik S iie h if f o f K nox Co ., j time to see tbe leaning tower,the ebureb D ecem u ek 3, * . o . 181K. ( danger and on other grounds of public tbe Opinion, which is published in Rock­ occurred a month ago. The insurance THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That oil the welfare there is much in favor of the land, making a total of 7 1-2 in tbe companies have adjusted all claims in of the Campo Santo and tbe Cathedral, fifteenth day of November A. D. 1S92, a W arrant In U nderw ear irtment Insolvency wua laaued by Eeuel Enhllisou.Judse of bill; but at the first step it rune up county. a satisfactory manner, and hnve paid K. T. A. ihe Court of Insolvency for said County of Kuox against the estate of said William Blake of South against a clause in a somewhat rare A. W. H —Senator Frye’s wife and over to those insured about 0200,000. BUILDING BITS! ThomasUfli adjusted to be an Insolvent Debtor, on publio document, the Democratic nation­ Tile traders have been and are still busy petition of said Debtor which petition was tiled oil Has nat escaped from the general crash iu prices, so if the deceased wile of ex-Governor the l&th day of November, A. D. 18SZ, to wtdeh al platform. That document demands getting into temporary winter quarters. Many Fine New Houses Planned for date interest on claims is to be computed; That the Garcelon were Spears of Rockland, Next Year. payment of any debit to or by said Debtor, uud the rigid enforcement of the present immi­ sisters of Mrs. E. D. Graves and Miss Tbe Camden grist mill is the only build­ transfer and delivery of any property by him are you are in need of anything in this line coine in, and the There is a great deal of talk in various forbidden by taw; That a meeting of the Credltora gration laws, “hut we condemn and Emma Spear of this city, and W. E. ing that is being permanently erected, of said Debtor, to prove their debt* and chouse one which is to be covered with corrugated quarters about tbe building of bouses or more usslgneea o f his t'SUtte, will he held at a prices will convince you (hat we are having a genuine denounce any and all attempts to restrict Spear, esq., of Boston. Senator Frye Court of luaolveucy to be hidden at Rockland, In the immigration of the industrious and iron. As soon as Spring opens Camden for next year, unu the prospect is that said County of K uox, on the Zbtil day of December studied law in this city with Lowell 4 A. D. IsVg, at 2 o'eluck in the afternoon. clearance, sale. ^worthy of foreign lands ” If this dec­ Foster. promises to be a very busy town in the 1893 will be a bigger construction year Given under my hand the dale first above written. for Rockland than 1892 lias been, and J. W. GUAY, laration is sincere and is to he lived up way of putting up some substantial Sheriff, ae Ueeemjer o f the Court of Ineotieney SS-IiO to, there is no chance for any hili to CITY STATISTICS. brick blocks, the plans and specifications that's saying a great deal. /o r euiU Uounty off A'noz. suspend immigration temporarily, to The city paid for physician’s hills, last of which will be fully matured during place upon it a literary or property quali- year, beside the City Physician's salary, the winter mouths. No more wooden E. 8. Bird is having plans made by « » r 1 1 1 / i * 1 J. F. GREGORY & SON, lications or to tax immigrants 0100 016. buildings art allowed built in tbe Elmer Thomas, the Auburn architect, <11(10 DOl’O ' M 11 iS apiece on landing, as proposed by the o o village. The town is to have a steam for a 04000 house which he plans to Arc calcliiug uu lo tbe fact Lbet uext lo tbe ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, New York Herald. The present inade­ The city bills last year for burying fire engine to cost 03500, and in the erect next year on bis lot on Middle buys»there t la nothing aweeler than 811AKHlt Street Hill, west of the Baptist parson- row...... I’OLIBH iu bund puluted Hull quate immigration laws will simply dead animals found was 09.50, and lor future we are to be better prepared to ...... P eu d lelon 'a D ru g 8 Lore, staud unamended.—Portland Advertiser. joiner work and materials. 01393.41. check tires. »««• t rockijAnd, - maine’ THE ROCKLAND COURIER GAZETTE: TUESDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1H92.

rfEAUTY’S METEMPSYCHOSIS. •iHuuq.ixjt—‘suaanoa jai[ joaiiojn g io ^ ANNALS OF THE WAR. ] V e w them, was the almost utter r&Htttv ot .« 'M ui n pa n aq- pnu‘tti'?iopr ssire TA-RA-RA-B90M-DE-AYE! "i n iu.i| aq leasu.iao aim nod j ’sp|igf) thin 9. |s<»1- Star of ,ln- West fired on by the courts to punish as they de? ’t-vod A n d forts-n Morris island. Charleston, wldlo ! the guilty parties. In inanv cases the •too , ntnnlv nmiliril • )\ aS.io.ir) ni ii pajuas. id it.tni ui oqM P •oliim t e enforce I •rt Sil inter, and Injured parties failed to prosecute, and ••del! ...... I u creed | '|.t i.i l, oSiijj mi m d iaq a t , | a i’ S MOpiM Alex. Sweet Sees Lottie Collins ii N o v e l . Willi .of. Hitch as i . inc. •1 r»\ 1 '• biiel. .1 sen so im of (hem had the best ol’ reasons 5.. 1 op II.VO Sil, JO |O|.l alii pill! sajatta Her Groat Dance. •bin. 9 m April I? - A rsetrds, Idris, bar lor i dling to do so. Ji J now the Lodge*. Lyceum*. Secret Socntlc*, hu. From wave and star and flower II” .1° api.nl aiji,.—ajooj^ iunj, oj pajrtas School*, AHetirlaliotiH of all I kind* looking for racks, mini -nnd other government bnil i-I New 1 «»rk papers have been thrown in­ Some cfllitence rare - >4d jjai.iaiuc-f jo a,do id alp imp iljtiq inns and pronerty in the smith were seized 1 RTmt lie Think* of the FuglNh lain to a spasm of delight by an order from A Money Making Wua lent a dh ine but. transient dmu :. atp siiq sjq iq j aSjoaf) up; a n d H e r ••Art”- Ref ,rin In Police (1 - Thou ivieldst it back from eye- and lips and by t lie seceding slates. K u p c r u . u i t 1 , rn. He iia . abol­ cle*—Abolishment of the H i c k ­ h a ir •itjnii |i|(i l,’i- tortious to t he weird music of ji d ’rge den emergent v was expected. All this was very fetching, and invariably im­ federate loss. 1.752. Union army defeated like mournful chant. It is not at a I is very well as far as it goes, but—like An Elegant assortment o f mao.i .up opn A'pippi.ps )U.ia\ ‘.loop gang and driven back to Wasiiington. pressed strangers as being very much iu ■up A'g pa.iajtta auo autos stg,h 'a|gn)s like the dance described by an old Eng modesty with a ballet dancer—a little of 'q ! earnest. Sept. 12 to 20—Battles at Lexington, Mo.; lisli poet: it has to go a very long way. Of course, noa ‘Hiiua llifl Pl" .1" asriog aip pajapia Union loss, killed, 42; wounded, 108; miss­ This is the Place He would sit on tlie steps, silently I A'pu.gtsr alio amos uaipu Sillu.10111 agj tit •• A line stvei-t eartlKiunke gently moved the great majority of the police arc ex­ ing, 1,024; Confederate loss, 100. By th»’ soft wind 01 whispering silks.” cellent officers. The complaint is that Piano Fortes, chewing an enormous mouthful of to­ !|"i[a,o j jnogii uaag bahij tsiuit ij And Now is the Time to Buy bacco ami apparently listening to tlie Sept. 20to30 -Skirmishesat Black River, These preliminary remarks on dane the black sliei’p are not punished, as conversation of his coloafers. If Sam's Uowansville, Tuscumbia. (Isceola and other ing are caused by my having been t< they seem to have a mysterious pull at ggtgo n agtj dao;s oj jjasmtg p.g.ia putt places in Missouri; at Columbus, Ellcott.’s headquarters. It seetns that they are name was mentioned ho would give vent gang .up no iiAtop ,(ig ap gpi it azipia.i see die great and only Lottie Collins. I Mills, Lucas Bend and otlier places iu Ki n- protected by some higher power. flour! to four or live little falsetto squeaks, 01 miSaq .<|p,ini tiuiu S110.ps ‘Siq agj, tucky; and Romney, (Jiapmanville, Great For months the atmosphere of Man hattan island has been saturated, sot* Another gleam of sunshine is to be dis­ Of course, fo r A 1 Gifts. which found ogress through liis nose; •agipsiin amos aq jstiiti a.iai,j, ;.du mig Falls and elsewhere in Virginia. TUB LOWEST PRICKS EVER KNOWN IN For Gifts of less value, the then ho would draw in a long breath, speak, with “Ta-ra-ra-bootn-de-ayo.’ covered in tbe fact that a roundsman, iMAtJi pnq oi|a\ jirp; .([[iia.i jt sii.u—jnj^ Del. 7—The Confederate ironclad Merri­ Daily, by name, is being actually tried M AIN K. L( M»K T ilE M O V ER . puff out, his f it chocks, purse his mouth, mac made ils first appearance in siglii of With the possible exception of those a! font ion o f the public is pi p •puips.iapiin jou jgnoa a q —jigj w h o are so fort unate as to be deaf tlu for a most heinious offense, and there P lllftlm ry ’a Iteat p e r l»l»l., • A.25 and give a heavy, whistling sigh; this a.iaip siiav ag A'g.u pun .uoq pun su.w ag Fortress Monroe. Fanille/a, Fancy Patent, 5.25 called to would he followed by a large quantity residents of New York have beet is good reason to hope that he will be Special A. •• •’ 5.25 • i.i >g.\\ .uatig pun ‘.Iagos jsoirgu su.u ag Ocf. 15—Slone’.- division. Union. 1,500 obliged to listen to the dreadful re put in the penitentiary. Genuine iVliiglitflceiit, 5 2 5 of tobacco juice, carefully aimed at Violins, Banjos, Guitars, ou pug—utua.ip nagun.tp u ag jsnui 4; 1111*11, attacked ai Edward's F«*rry during a frain It is whistled by boys on the It would almost seem as if modern Perfection, 5.25 some object in tbe vicinity. These pre­ reconnoissauee and routed; many drowned or 3 barrels for 15 (10 Clarionets, Flutes, Autoharps, ■paitaddng jpi jt A\og punjsjap streets, twisted ’ • the tail, as it were, civilization was working its w ty back- P o s t S t. L o u is , 5 OO liminaries accomplished, Bill would rise in 1 be Potomac. -tin 01 jiai.p pun moo.! ouiosg.iup ‘dump out o f hand o ^.ms, pounded on innum­ or 3 barrels for 14 50 Band Instruments, Cellos, to his feet, thrust one far, dirty hand •-V '( agj lit pps JUS .<[140 ajj ‘adliasa Oct. 20—Confederate force at Springfield G«m»«I Buttertullk Flour, 4.50 charged by Fremont’s bodyguard under erable pianos, t o say nothing of brass Double Basses, Drums, Els. into liis shirt front, wave tlie other in a “I i.i', jou jap stuoj, mug put,—adtiasa oj bands. When balmy sleep seeks to woe sweeping gesture ns lie lowered bis i yes . >ixnu |[U ‘iiaui nazop u p[og 04 gStiotta Zagonyi and routed. Just received a lot of very fancy slack salted Piano Sloo/s and Chairs, SI. 75 to S6. the drowsy eyelids the aforesaid bain.5 Rock God ; Fresh Reel by the quarter, at very low and rolled bis head sadly from side to mi.1.1 ;s A’lu.gd sn.tt jj ’gaoj pun sajlutg Nov. 8—Tbe Trent afTair. Mason and sleep is disturbed by nome belated re irlces. Also Corne«l Beef, 8nur K raut, MucKerel, Slidell, Confederate commissioners, taken Covers and Scarfs, S2.50 to S7.00 side, and deliver himself profoundly aft­ [a. jsjua.iff pim.mop gnoA'Atiag 11 pug put! veler trying, with whisky-laden breath lerrir g, Tongue* nnd Hounds, Halibut's Heads er the following fashion: from a British vessel and sent to Boston as .Yjj (Silk, I’lu.li and Pi ll.) '[pg "pis aip ut JtloMup l! SUAI |[ ‘[igjunjs prisoners. to warble the familiar strain. This ha* t “Ail—bum! That Ham Toms is til’ -gns puu pgos jug ‘.iitijjn aAijimutd 11 siiAt been going on ever since Miss Lottie Sheet Music, Books, Bee. 27—Mason and Slidell surrendered laziest, 1110s' sliifless, o'liery, triflin eass 11 :s[iuojssoj.i aip ju [inf u kiiav a.iagj, Collins, and her husband. Mr. Cooney © Strings, Musical Wares, elc. 1 ever seed—an yere I've done got'ini to the British minister and left, for Eng­ Donohue’s Cash Grocery land.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. were injudiciously released from quar New Home Sewing Machines. f'r asou-'n-laWT. Hni-liiu-lim!" Another ■mug jti flinging jnogjtAt .mop rant ine. At last my curiosity wa- whistling sigli would close this perora­ gang atp gSniugj jtio 110 passnd puu ‘pins aroused, so I went to tbe Standorc tion, and old Bill would resume his seat, "(s „‘.[•• •»! 'pnaq siq p.iqqu.i pun du 4ns umg Nile,” there are twenty-four verses, all since Queen Victoria sent Miss Loftus, We keep two teams aud plenty of help, and any Of a Barrel tearful state of intoxication, and invent 'Ui.iqH pun uaqojq p.spuuoH THE JEWEL CASKET. pretty much alike. The dance, if dance instead of the customary Indian shawl, orders for the above or for Meats or Groceries will some tale to account for his condition .'•'!"A h’jU]5[ je tfu u p o.iaA asaqi 408 it can be called, reminds me very much a young white eollie, and so dogs are be filled as low as the lowest and ti/ivuyi on time Square enamel plus are becoming fash Simonton's Best Pateni Flour. and tlie disappearance of his money, •himd oa’ .mqA\ am sq.q a.< |p»A\4 l°K»» of the antics of a Texas broncho with a beginning to buy the honeymoon. T R Y 1.1 ONCK AND 8KK winding up with the promise never to 1 •ii'»i pup n ui pins aq ,/ssiq aiuiuif) ;a.< iouahle. long mane, when he undertakes to buck. T he kodak has r«*aehed the dignity of 'This Flour is one of the Best let it happen again. »q ‘ uoa in'IV-K ‘°LH” •Xlpiduis jaq A pinkish tinted moonstone was seeu The broncho shakes his head, snorts, a wedding present. A bride of the And Mat would preti.unl that she be- 1 iu i- iqooj putt .ioao p.m.tiij titnii oqj, handsomely set as a ring. jumps up into tlie air, and comes down month who is an enthusiastic snap shot l’ulent Flour-, made. Eveiy lievvil him, and would stroke his curly 'p.llllH.IJ.IS 4SOUI[D Smaller swords of gold are being brought bard on all lour feet. Then he takes a counts among her gifts a camera of f l e w head until lie fell asleep. Then she - pin ..ge.u [mug i"i”g.. ’.([qSnoj into the market iu large numbers. choice mike, handsomely mounted, barrel warranted for the low would look at 1 ho handsome seamp lor mi g googs puu paq agj 04 pai[KU.l egg Pink hyacinth cameos appeal lo people and provided with a tine case bearing a few minutes witli love uinitterablo in •etiiog .{j.uig oj who like color and admire cameos. silver monogram. price of 85.75 and 5 gals. Oil her eyes—ihe Iired eyes buck of which i jeij pagadiui piiuoriu.gig.wu jag nag.iMjs Ribbon rosettes of gold and colored en­ amels are mounted on large shell hairpins. WORDS OF WISDOM. with each barrel. were » world of unshed tears, lint she s pug jug i juej ajfuiujs ouius agj qjlM t f o o p s ! never complained—not tlie first word; e.giiga jjuag jag ‘ainij 11 joj paiiuujs ji Diamond butterflies of graduated sizes Only about one prayer in a thousand the firm si t mouth ami weary look su poojs ags [iiiii ’api.u p.uiedo sa.(a jag are used as the diamond swallows used to Send your orders or come and he te adorn the corsage. 1 offered in church has any real meaning might indicate ever so much, but her os pi[i ags s\ saaaid ppiX [ujajas Hut in it. The undersigned has op­ A sword hilt is used tis a brooch. The see us. Iteiueiiihcr tlie place. lips never expressed it. Ami Bam grad­ il-i:|.» ’g'.joj 11 .wa.ip puu ji ojui puug jag T he right kind o f a good man Ik all ened New Undertaking ually grew more and more useless ami guard is of small gold wires, with a stone jsujgj jure ([aAiiauijsiii ‘sjaqaod ,ii[J or pearl in the center of each. the time telling somebody s'nothing Rooms at the Ulmer Place, shiftless, trusting to his wife’s ready wii jo .mo 111 p qtfuif Jfiijiiiautos puu ‘.(xiiag Ribbons of gold twisted into round about God. 32 Union St., where will and fertility of resource to carry them a j a w sjasiio.il agj, ‘.(u.ttit magi |ud puu broodies are new. The handsomest are Strong Witnesses. bekeptconstantlyon hand S. G. Prescott \ Co., but Ii over the bud places. sai| |o[a siq dii gaid 04 p hijuj ags uagx heavy and covered with raised work. a Full Line of Coffins, C as­ There were lots of had places loo. •aA"[ jo [|ii| sa.(a jog ‘A|iuah mig [i.issig . ’Among Lib. Hiou'-ands *ot jestimonialB of There is an increasing interest in colored curea by Dr. Miles’ New.Heart Cure, Is.that of kets and Burial Robes, TILLSON’S WHARF. Twice Ham ran into debt several dollars puu uum giiida.gs agj j .iao [i.iuue, |uj^ stones, and the opportunity to use them iu at tlio saloon ami Mat found some means NaikanJAIIisons, a well-known citizen of Glen etc. Night calls answered •mig working out artistic designs is only begin­ Rock, Pa., who’ for jears badl shortness fof M a in e ' l" I,u-V tl:l’ debts only herself knew j paaj piiu attioa oj auo auios jo j Hiiiiiu.w bri&tli. sleeplessness, pain in left side, shoul­ promptly from residence, R c c k la n d , ning to he appreciated. ! how. But the seuoml time she informed nI!'l B 'l l’”'l mug a.iag w .([luaiiud Jhi[ ders. smolhering)-pells, etc.; one bottle of Dr. Cor. Grace and High Sts- Teluphuue Gonnectlou. Sleeve buttons of white enamel have ou Miles’ New Heart Cure and one box of Nerve | the saloon m a i l that he must trust Ham puujs .(nod sig aas pjnoa ‘joigi gang agj one a spade, another a diamond, and so ou and Liver Pills, cured him. Peter Jaquet, Satisfaction guaranteed. J no more. Ami, besides these things, to 1 1110 fiiiigoig ‘jure l»l” 'J""H sqi iimgu through t he tour suits in their respective SalemJN. J , is another witness, who for twen­ 1 live—liow diil they do it? Nobody couhl ' |iajajjuas a.ia.w saqjop sig su 'Hiiigiiup colors. They are very pretty. ty years suffered with Heart Disease, was pro­ W. E. JONES, I guess. Perhaps even Mai herself could ■ uaag X[Jliap|Aa pug ajj ‘Zlsuojojjajs Rings with two flowers of colored stones nounced imurable by physiciins. death stared 84 UNION HT., ROCKLAND, ME. him iu the lace, could not lie down’lor fear of 1 not have told, yet live they did—or rather ' auigjuajg [iiiu daa|su ‘paq ui sum tuug are seen These are a variation of au old LOTTIB 1 A-BA-KA-UOOM-DK-AYB. smolhering to death. Immediately after usiug existed—and for the most part kept out <|;isug pajajua agg iiado .loop agj fashion. They are shaped like forgetme- the New Cure he felt better and could be down nots, with a stone iu the center surrounded couple of jumps and tries to turn a sutn* and sleep all night, and is" now a well man. of debt. pug 04 pasi.t4.ins iousum ags .wogamog ersault. Then he shakes himself all JUST FOR FUN! Ham sometimes worked, hut never for 'aiuog pa|.ijng puu by stones of another color.—Jewelers’ Cir­ The New Cure is sold, also Free Book, by cular. over, rears up on his hind legs, and W. H Kittredge. DR. STED M A N ’S very long. He always found some ex­ [.uuqs jag gooj ags ja jo sum jaililus su WB WILL 8KLL paws the air cuse for leaving a place within a few iioos s y 'luiuj puu [[[ [aaj jai( Jiuiguiu FLOWER AND TREE. 1 feel morally certain that Miss Col­ A Great Bkneeautok I Improvement in Dental Plates. days. Ho could aluioat always lind an- i Nteq ikhIh oiuh.) .gf»J bS.q.HUBii u.qipus lins must have made a bucking Texas • Educators are certainly the greatest bene-> Patented Kept 24,1S«W, Feb. 25, 1890, and May 19,*01, other job easily enough, for ho was an j n uoRUsaoAtio.) ai|4 o| |i.un>4>i( oqs gy New Jersey has a strawberry plant mustang an object of exhaustive study factors of . ihe race, and alter readiug l)r.« PILLSBURY’S BEST excellent “hand” when he chose to be, ai.nu srr eiuoa which bears 1 ruit all the year. before she invented this remarkable Franklin Miles’ popular works, we cannot help is an Improved method but he (lid not hasten uhoni ii ml ing a 1 oAeq 04 p.iA.iqaq sva\ oq.w pun •itoijiq* declaring him to lie among the most entertain­ for mukliig partial deu- At Dundenung, Australia, there is a blue song and ilunee movement, and it is ing and educating of authors.”-—New Yo»k turva. Jt dova away new job when he ha»l given one up: not I tl ».M >itf 1,{ U Pl°8 lHH; 1S,M «->B’R a’jjoj gum tree which has au estimated height only fair to say that she has improved Daily. He is not a stranger to our n uders. as I with tbu large auction I until they wen- reduced to the very last q.)na.i u 4a .»<.toq O|qintpiA a u qojs puq of 450 Ivet. Il is believed Lo he the talle.-l his advertisements appear iu our co urnns In y plate in common use. j on the model. Si Tlie platea are very | litraits could Mai get hint to hunting 1 oijav ‘j uqi os.ioq w “iiqiei 1 s.io.qyo 0.1.»a\ tree in the world. In a letter published about a year every issue, calling attention to ihe fact that amall, only about one* FLOUR his elegant work on Nervous bod Hem t Diseases . work uguiu. -.1 <:;uu.i|s oa\| oqj jnqj p^u.unq [Vdit| Enos Kerr, man well known at Knox­ ulgbili to oucdourlh ihe I ago I culled attention to the’brutality is distributed free by our enterprising druggist, ■ uBiml aizu. Any num ber i Due day SS.un left home for a ranch uqi jo osjito.) oqt 8ut.tup pita Ntoddus oqj ville, la., found a perfect uiiuiature ear oj of certain members of the New York W. H Kittredge. Trial Bottles ot Dr. Miles’ ’ ot teeth can he p ul in about ihirty-five wiles digiant, where he qjuw JoqiOUl jaq d p q oj [HHjS corn, with gruins no larger than mustard police force, particularly in the reckless Nervine are given away, also Book of Testi­ j without extracting any ' 1 had heard they wanted help. Two days seeds, growing on a stalk of foxtail. use, or ruther abuse, of the club. monials showing that it is unequalitd fcr I good teeth you may have $5.30,.;:™ *11008 Neivous Prostration, Headache, Poor Memory^ and no plate iu the roof passed—th re e -fo u i- live and no word 4nrt.t o.i«)A oq U.qowf :p•• »j uu 111.111103 Abutilous do best when given a light sit­ “Pouud sociables ’ were a mutter of al­ Diznm -s, Sleeplessness, Neuralgia, HyaJenu? of the mouth. The j came from him. Mai was not a little •,)a* ROf u.o oq uw *uoos a bind niqi u ij ui uation. Those varieties with variegated most daily occurrence. In ihe item of Fits, Eiflepsy patent plate i» npei Lily u»daj (• d to lower denture*. ' foliage should he as fully exposed to Die To examine apeeiineu ci • and for further I I worried, although .Sam had of leu been unprovoked assualls the police look the uiiuoo stA*nq am *liUL\\ ; \ U,)(I suu as possible in order to bring out me MitFJi’ N erve dc I aver Fill*. hi form ui Ion, cull at away for two weeks at a (iwe without •s.uoaiqj j o.ioa* joao pans n. *q 4110UI oq cake—the pound cuke, prc.<«n;ab!y T he markings clear and distinct. Act on a new pnnciple— regulating the liver sending word 10 her. Bui this tine ii oi a cra**k club o f New York was not tlie DR F E FOLLETT'S DENTAL OFFICE Grain, Flour and Feed Store ‘qfcnoqi *oq<(.>]^ * . 5 s^uoRq jeq.w jnq Phofograpiis ol growing plants sho^v stomach aud lx>wel& through the nettw A wag different: there was no excuse for s <«.*p a\ oj 4S«l Joa 8uo|, uos-.md ou u oq Manhattan club, or the Fifth Avenue new discovery. Dr. Miks’ Fills speedily curs 2 99 M ain S tre e t. *r Some marxelon.-' resulto. especialiy among 1 his not sending a message, as ihe .-la^e 4.upq Aoq| . *8i4taT s se.v oq the clitnheis. Ti e young siems are -.i i club, oi any other social orgauizatiou, bidtousues*,bad taste, torpid liver, piles, cou- but the p»jliceman’s billy stipatiou. Unequalled for meu, worueu, | camo by the rauch he had gone to three s.bn“ur.ljs jo.qtluo.) 1104 Xtitqttq A»iA\4oop lo move in a slice.“’.-ion ol irregular dreu children, Smallest, mildest, surest. 50 doses - C H A S . T. SPEAR'S, times a week. If he had found work oqi ut 8utpuu4s >i.'a\ moRoj ppj oqx lar or elliptical curves which vary iu every Of com sc, the hxal papers com- 25 cents. Samples free, at W. H Kittredge’s Widow Grey Cough Cure 285 aND 29, MAIN ST there, as he expected, he could easily tuus 8uiq4AU« direction. Tin '«• mo\« mints a e dm- m plained, but in time these complaints Drog 8to»e. have notified her. 80, late iu the after­ p.lUoq puq Ao((t jt puij 04 SeJOqii.'J Aat( the irregular growth iu various parts of were very weak and flabby T’he Is Perfeotiou lt.olf | “ ... noon of the fifth day, she threw her ' 01 u.Aop 4110.W puu paoq joq joao (Aiuqs tha stem. worst feature of these ouinq; s. unu the one which the cause o/ most oi Widow Grey Cough Cure IO TIIE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1S92.

AT CHAMPION CITY. Trade Hnrk.i CH RIST’S DAY. FASHION’S DECREES. Christmas Goods nilarlotift Christ mm* Blowout In the Sprmrt p . & p . March trumpets an l llv> violot RovtPfl slippers of scarlet have upon I iffle Theater. Springs up to chc*r the rrwvV them high full rosettes of either white or 11 Fi I {E were st‘v> Now is the Time j E'- n -<». when stovtna • . • v. en ererw bc-om thrills that softens the face. • j a joy as stlrr’d servation of one Bargain. T iii« W .f . in Tnt' Vs M i when, above the hills. Among the veilings a square mesh, hav­ Christmas eve ing a tiny crescent of velvet upon it here | nt (' h n in p i «> n . D O LLS ! . ’ and there, is very much liked and is decid­ City during tie* e d ly becoming. L arorst A ssortm ent i ?w Ro c k l a n d . AY time tit at I was A deep and very lovely shade of purple ! fyij.’i'faF editing t h «• I nils from 1 cent iM known "eminence.0 This is absolutely s Clarion there, corn ct. , >>c color is really the one worn J y f A C W o ; DOLLS ' \ i W « ' Vll and. I inny add. D olls’ HhOM. D olls* T a b le s , by religious dignitaries. •• ('hairs. cutting hair in " Stockings. She who wears her hair in the (Jreek . v - •• Bends. •• Settees, knot now fits about the knot a gold hand, tin* then pre­ •• Cradles, “ B u r e a u s, vailing s t .v 1 u , “ Beads, the precious^iietid being twisted as if it •• C ribs. • Dishes.' were rihhon; Ol.OTRB i»r« very long loops, while the ends reach quite men." as I so appropriately remarked NEW DEPARTMENT to the edge of the skirt,. in the succeeding issue of the Clarion. —AT TIIE— The turndown collar, with cuffs to cor­ At the conclusion of the regular pro­ Simonton Brothers. respond, continues to he worn. It is espe­ gramme. which was interspersed with cially effective with the pretty black wool impromptu fits by Rickety \\'adkins.the ATLANTIC SHOE STORE When soldiers lenvn the field of strife, dresses, and if one can stand the ext reme And battle tings nre furled, severity of the linen a very smart getup is presents were distributed. I do not No. 666 Main Street. While in the marta where trade was rife. achieved by this black and white contrast. now remember the character nt any of HEADOUARTE1 There moves a mercy-loving life, the gifts except those in which I was A c h a rita b le w orld; In freshening up a black silk gown, full sleeves, collar ami broad revers of shaded personally interested. I distinctly re­ When favors are in all that's said. velvet are u-ed by the best dressmakers. call, however, that. Col. Corkright, a And nets do not oppress, gentleman of the old school, who had But jo5 l ‘urn wo’vo counted dead— The fashion is pretty, as the colored velvet lie rnalunh t otli the patch we tread has the effect of softening the somewhat, taken exception to one of my editorial W ith special tenderness. trying framing of plain black silk.—La­ utterances, hung a neatly written invi­ dies’ Home .Journal. tation on the tree for me to call at his H. II. CRIE Co.'S, O bells of golden glndir mb, ringl In addition to my Kino Lino of The stream of plenty flows, office any time during the wee’ ml The world has gifts to surfeiting, WHIP AND SPUR. have my nose pulled. I forgot ie To-day our Brother Christ is King cept. and three days later the colonel ftO Tons Refined and Norway I run Boots, Shoes, Rubbers And rules the hearts Ho knows. Ormonde stands nearly 16)-j hands. called on tne and made his word good. —AND— C h a r l e s E u o e n h B a n k s. 10 Tons Quurry itnd.Curriuve Steel. Nancy Hanks earned over $33,000 during Some eight months before, three sail 16 Tons Barb Fence Wire ami Staples. qEfrs' fuftfiswlqs, A Slight, Delay. the past season. guine souls in a neighboring town had 1,000 Kegs Cut and Wire Nalls. Mrs. Pinkerly—The boy has just Isinglass, by Isononiy, from Deadlock, by formed a copartnership for the purpose 100 Kegs Ship and Boat Spikes. -Uhave added a full and complete line of HATd come with that lovely Christmas pres­ Wenlock, is picked for the next English of conquering the world anew with 100 Kegs Iron and Steel Horse Sl ope. ANlHJXlM, and am prepare! t<» furnish all the ent I got for you to-day, dear. He is Derby, liver pills. They purchased a doubh 1,000 Gals. Ready Mixed Honce and Ship Patcta Latest and'Best Htyles at pric-s that will suit. My Six ounces in front and three ounces bis 1,200 Gala. Paint aud Machine,Olla. IjOW Expenses onablen me to give the BEST at waiting in the hall now. column of advertising space in th« Lowest Prices. Pinkerly—Ilow kind (kiss) and hind is tlie weight of the shoes put on colts Clarion for six months, paying therefor 200 Gala. House, Ship and Carrluge Vwrniabva. the first time at Palo Alto. This is nu in­ 10,000 Lba. Manilla and Hemp Cordage. New Store! New Stork! Low Prices! thoughtful of you, dear. (Kiss, kiss.) iu advance ami pills. Iam just dying to see what it is. (Im­ variable rule. While tlwir peculiar talents might •»C,COO » Wire Rope patiently) Why don’t you have the boy If l.oates, the English jockey, can get a have won them renown in the days o t 8,000 Lbs. Q uarry and Cable Chain license from the English Jockey club this Alexander the Great, they were not ap­ 1,600 Lbs. Steel Crow Bura. F. A. PETES?SOSM, bring it up? 260 Kegs best Blasting P«»w. L. B A I iT l K TT. Claus for Christinas9” asked u untie. Atlantic ocean. of 14.150 tons. The longest American j is 240 feet in length The biggest sng„r Lauks by Dr. Slade. 'Pile physician D MARKET. “I guess I'll give him my stocking,” Kalamazoo. Mich., Is culled the Celery warship is the harbor defense vessel. fleet ever assembled at Delaware Break­ had but inst learned of the discovery bv Physician and (Surgeon, answered May. City from the fact that ou tiie i skirts of Miantonomab. The finest warship in! water consisted of twenty five vessels, a Kansas City scientist of the efficacy 3- MIIIIII.K' bTltEEr,“ -hfc, iKOCKLAND 672 Maia Street, Rockland. “Why, Santa Claus doesn’t care for the city are the greatest celery gardens in the French navy is the Brennus, which , carrying 12.000 tons of sugar from the .• H I . , V I ." KH from II to 12 a ui.; 1 to 4, and of partial hanging as a remedial agent 7 to H p ip. Telephone Connection. that,” auntie returned. the norld. was launehed early in October, 1891. J West Indies. in the treatment of locomotor ataxia “ Well,” said May, “ then he cun fill Tiie British government lias made A nte Her displacement is 11,000 tons. The and paralysis. 1 le recognized that tiie l ’ J U D b l N S , »1. D ,.» 5 i‘ <.': • 4 it and give it back to me.”—Harper’s Hathaway’s cot tage at Shottery national longest sailing craft alloii is the British NEWSPAPER NOTES. Christmas eve entertainmetil offered an .•M Young People. properly, paying ! :t.nOO for it. Fifty years ship Lancing. She is a four masted excellent opportunity for familiarizing Physician and Surgeon.Sir 4 ago it wits sold at JUI45. iron ship ol 2.600 tons, and 356 lect in We published the annual notice r.flho RKHIDENt E A N D < IKF1CE, 302;MA IN S T R E E T Magnificent and W .B.H. T ilt’: (’ll It IS I'M I’l.t'l I’t d d i n < the public with this method of treat­ M Among tiie relies iu the rooms of the length. In 1890 Hie keel was laid in a Bangor Whig in litis issue. Out people ment ami at the same time providing IfFormt rlyjeci uph d|by Dr. T. L. Eetub/ook. New York Historical society is the tail of ship yard on the Clyde, in wl.at was to them with a thrilling spectacle. Ac­ O rt ic e llui RP—10 to 12 a. in.; 1 toil hip 7 toft p. m. tin- statue of George il l’s horse, which was he the largest sailing craft in the worltl down this way are deeply interested in cordingly, a temporary gallows w it s taken ut Howling Green. up river news, ami (lie Whig is just the .l II ADAMS M. D., Her tonnge was to he 9,600, her length erected on the stage, ami upon this pooi Midgets have excellent appetites as a 350 feet, and she was to have five masts. f1 • i_ i*S paper to furnish it. Lanks W its duly hanged while the rule. Tom Thumb ate more than ( hang, Physician and Surgeon. [Flour $5.75 Tiie tine biggest (our masted ships in lights were turned down to a yellow the Chinese giant. A tty of tiie little folk the world are said to lie tiie Palgrave, Arthur Aaaintnni Burgeon toribe Port olj Rockland will eat as much dinner as a man six feet tin; Liverpool ami the Puritan. The It pays to be progressive. ITte P< rt- haze. Are extra tine—Every Barrel Warranted. Deliv­ high. Giants, as a rule, have small appe­ Palgrave measures 3.081 tons, tiie Liver­ la n tl Daily Press, whose advertisement So reali tie was this bit of acting ered in any part of the city. that even the little children shoute.l tites. pool 3.330 tons. Tiie linen largest appears in another column, is just clos­ their approbation. The cxpe-iim r t France possesses a capital in whielt it is American sailing ships in exialenee last ing its first year in the popular eight x D A NHUOM, M - D , Meats, Provisi cs atl Groceries stated no,re murders take place iu six year were the Rappahannock, tin was a signal success in every particular OF ALL KINDS. mouths than occur iu London, Berlin anti Shenandoahan d the Susquehanna. The page form which Hie puruba.se of its except that it seemed to exercise mi Physician and Surgeon, R u n h Delivery Team. 42 Vienna toget Iter iu twice that length of Rappahannock was hunted in the Soutli new perfecting press enables it to adopt beneficial effect whatever upon Mr. 341 MAIN 8T., ROCKLAND, ME time, lint alt - get her more murders take Pacific, Nov. 11, 1891 The largest We understand that thePrins lias a large Lanks. «<* Sper.iul uin niioii given to Dl«uu«c« of tlte place m t lie L idled btutes thuu any other Eye uud Ear. sailing vessel in the world, says the increase of circulation and patronage, a Then we ull went our several wny>. country. ______feeling, as I also appropriately re­ O ffic e Hourh:—11 vo 12 a rn.; 2 to 6 p. ni.; 7 to skipper of the Sltenantloah who rates 10 p. ra. success which is well deserved. marked in t he Clarion, that "it bail in- POWDER AND BALL. his etult next, is tiie five-masted French THE“M.B.M," steel ship La France. file biggest iudeed been good to he there." J O H N I II A M Y . T o m 1*. M o r g a n , In the great 10 cent om-ilte Fragrant, Clean and Prim e Bisnian-k says the American army steam ferry boat in the world is tiie Yes, Wii'ow Grey Gough Counsellor at Law, Wholeooine. It In the groat favorite with con lucks olliccrs. Cincinnati, built by tile Peuasy ivaniti Doiaeum. 4S Cure. a i*n<>\ iziti: fo r Till*: d a y . 27 SCHOOL 8T., BOSTON, MASS It is estinulled that there are •i(Hi,ntI‘KAI,I . Keiiiuioiiig unclaimed iu ltocklund Pu«i E TIIE Measure for Meumire. guns. 25,000 horse power is developed. The “It’s not the right sort of feeling, liislest ship in tiie Uuiteil States navy, OfHee for the week ending Nov. 26 1892 . Insurance Agency. During tiie coining yeur Fruuce will ------IREK FKIH« R IILI'INO ,------perhaps, hut at Christmas I like to give spend $l.'.iini,dot) for arms and ammunition it is supposed, is tiie San Francisco, Gentb* Lis I. Hichurdi), J T. WHIG AND COURIER jubt as valuable presents as I receive.” for the eavulry alone. which on her trial on Hie Pacific coast Serlev. James LIMKHOt K SI KELT, ROCKLAND, ME. Abbot, E. C. ESTAHLIHIIED IN 1834. “So do I. My wife is going to give Tiie Turkish government bus issued an maintained during a four hours’ nip, Smith, Win. N. LAIBUMLL, Ajtcut, a speed of 19 7 knots an hour. That Adaniu, Frank (2) *4trour. Alfred me a hundred-dollur drebsiug gown, edict prohibiting army olliccrs below tlie Ayer, Willis I’ii us, Fred and I am going to give her a hundred* runk of major from having more than one was one-tenth of a knot tit excess ol the Burnt*, Win. E. Wii^u, J. F. Mercantile Mutual Accident Ass’n dollar check to pay for it.” Life. wife. record of the Philadelphia T'ne m ax­ Butler, E D. Wall. N. L. OF BOSTON, MASH. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, The Britisli warship Calliope, of Samoa imum speed developed by the San Fran- Burnt*, Mr 423 MA1N;BT., . - ROCKLAND, UK. ( llltlsTMAK EVK-AS ALARM. seieo was 20 6 knots an hour, which is Burnt*, I’. Ladies’ List. which hud itd c< rrespondenta In every purl « f th'* fame, is to lie reeommi.-sioiieil for another Berry, Ltvi O. A loo New York Mutual Lif*. .hubltuble globe, who lurnidh the < urlieat and moot three years’ cruise. She will he command equivalent to twenty-tliree land miles. ' : intelligence ol ull mutt* ra ot public inU rest Baker,G. M Bluck, Miss Jessie •i our own and foreign lands. 4 - H » cd by Commodore IL 11. Harris. One of Hie fastest passages from China Dull bam. Fred Bnrnes. Jennie K. The I ruiser llurik, recently launched on to New Yotk was made in the summer Dowling. W. H. Ruler. Mis. Arthur erybody Looka to the Whig for the the Neva ia I he presence of the czar and of I860, by the steamer Glen Ogle, one Dolan, Janiud F. Lovejov. Mrs.jMary O. IIout Trudtworthy Information. Kmerv, IL C. Lane, Mrs. Fred ^JOCTIKAN. BAKER A UK4IHH. rzarina, is tin* most formidable warship of ol tiie Glen Line of Glasgow, which Freeikey,U,*pt Ellis E MeDouough, Miss • u straightforward exponenl of Republican her kind iu the world and tiie largest of arrived from Amoy in forty-six days, rlHK, M AR lSr, LIFE ANU ACCIDENT principled T h e W iik i’h record «peuk« for itself. Bn w s i t ______& Huntiev, Mary (2) couree lu ibid ru*nccl. together witii ltd tiupcrior liny kind en-r built in Russia. rite fastest lime was made by the Gli u- Haskell. Bben W Overlook, Miss Jennie newd service, iiiuked it u modt valuable family sbiel oi the same line, lorty three days. Jane*, Win. Itumuicry, Miss Lizzie Insurance Agency. paper. lu addition to other new s it will this . cui .. ‘if- jS&i. SOME LATE INVENTIONS. Tin. fastest passenger steamboat plying Lotbrop Lorenzo D. Shaw, Mrs. Freeman contain inn-redting reports of the doings in Con- i k ? Luvnngie, (ireaory Smallev. Mrs. G. 1) C apital) rcprt’K nt* d[ov»r (Ninvl> (Million Dollara. grew, us well mt L« glulativo reports from Augusta. in the w ateisof tiie United States is the Know let*, O. 8 Trip, M iss Lizzie M. A liiiieliine lliat nails lioxes. Puritan, luuning trom New York to Murphy, Emerson Tolioy, Mrs. Rule A •A bird in the hand is worth two • A djusted a nd Paid at thin Office. J*rict f8.QQ per Annum in Advance. A machine lor sluirpeuing the calks of Fall River I lie greatest licet of pass- Mallett, T. J. Ulmer,Mrs. Sophia (2) horseslioes, ; engers owned by any one company is Melay, Mr. Wheeler,'Mrs.Giaaa L. 406 MAIN B i’REKT. ROCKI.AND Folep, John Weeks, Mis Mury A. Ho Dili Without D. BANGOR’S O LD EST PAPER A machine t hat cuts liurrel staves direct­ ! that of tiie Peninsula and Oriental Miss Sweetser- Will you coinu up to . T H E ly from I In- log ; Steam Navigation Company, lu the the Christmas gathering to-night? 1 o h i u h i t , A saw tool ii in tin- form of a lube witii a Heel are sevmty-two steamships of 199.- The Crust of Tartar. shall be there. Fire and Life Insurance. beveled cutting edge. , 270 tons and 189,000 horsepower. | Jack Reddy With pleasure. Am 1 The P. and O.sleamebips steamed 2.500,- Speedily leaves the surface "f the teeth upi u L".... A iju.ua »t n i. oni.. WEEKLY COURIER A machine that automatically covers expected to bring anything? ESTABLISHED IN 1S14, oOO m ilts in 1860 without an accident. which the cleansing uud preservative influ­ UNION BLOCK. 37S ROCKLAND, UK cream drops witii chocolate. ence cl SOZODONI is daily exerted. No Miss Sweetser -No; but you might Conliuutd to be the b et family uovrjMtper hav- Chorus -W hut wuz due* Diitu’l you 1 The biggest four-uud-all schooner in the iug all the advantage <4 the unrivaled tvlegiuphic hear sumlin?—Life. A lawn sprinkler that travels over the rural of decay can iofest a set of “ivories” up­ fetch a spray of mistletoe. —Puck. .1. B K N U IN K A NON, service of the Daily i dition, up to the hour ol going grass upon a pl.illorm upon wliuels. i latest Government list is the Gulden on winch it is used. It has, tnorever, u rnoat Age, 1.753 tons, built a l Abbots Bridge, refrc»biog effect upon the mouth, in which it lie llatl Nothing I.elt. A to pre*s. M ali ’I'll.‘Ill oir. A fan al laeliinent for sewing machines Fire Insurance Agents, O~ in 1883 The Governor Ames, built ieuves u very agreeable taste, besides reudenug First Footpad - There is no use tack­ fl .00 per Annum, Invariubly in Advance. Jug way Jmv «U) you feel overCliriatr which is operated by tin- met haiiisiu of the the breath fragrant, li tla> mouth he rinsed «U MAIN NTKEKT, . DOCKLAND, UK. FLULlaUhD BY mus. old mau? uiaeliliie. at Waldoboro. Me . in 1891. registers with it after smokinir, the taue of tobacco is en­ ling th a t fellow. OiUoe rear rouui over Rock laud National Bank. Travers, Very poorly I liuil I am 1,639 tons, and is the largest schooner tirely dissipated. As uu auxiliary to personal Second hoodpad—Why? Lurgi-oi and Btrongiat Eugliah uud Amor lean A new track sweeper lor street railways iu salt water. The hugest floating ele­ Fire insurance Cuwpauiea r« pr- aruled. BOUTELLE BROTHERS, obliged, as a mailer of necessity. Io which lias a revuliiog brush on the lull comeliness it cannot too highly t>e extolled, First Footpad—He’s been buying vator in the world was lauuelied on sold by all druggists. Traveler^ Accident Jnturunce Co. No. 1 East Kud KtndUfkeug Biidge, give my creditors aCbriklmas diuuef.— nod a plow before it. Christmans presents all day.—Judge. BANGOR, ME. Judge. THE ROCKLAND CO17RH8R-G.' (JESDAY, DECEMBER 20 |H!»3 1 1

“ Do you think* the w eather in likely BEHIND THE FOOTLIGHTS. COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. A C om plete S u rp rise TWO r n III STM.AS GIFTS. to ehnnge between now and to-morrow ttlKOFKAN 1’I.AN morning?” Alfreds aslc i . Rudolf Gott, the native American pian- “Why so”” tu. Ii.'i« made his debut in New York. j q EVERYB )f)Y, IS THE Chambers St. and West Broadway, MAN was fount I “ U .»u: • if it k uld eh ud to-dny i A number of theatrienl manngers threat­ murdered in tin i will give me my lust g.impse of the sun. i en h» sue Margaret Mather for breaking C. F. WILDKV, Proprietor. 4rt 19 village of Nor ! Hns the young laxly returned?** her engagement s. honmn $1 per • ny nnd upward. Convenient ton. East Ten to nil rntlwny depot* nnd hunt landing* CHRISTMAS “ No. not vet.” Patti is proud of her needlework, espe­ nessee. and tin I “When do you expi'ct her?” cially of her darning, but it’s a cold day authorities nr 1 “ Don't know. I’m hired to chop wood when the diva works SELECTIONS rested a stran­ I n^d work about the place nnd not to Albani cultivate* the domestic arts, ger named Al j listen to the news of flic family.” makes splendid apple dumplings aud freds. Of course writes entertaining letters. -OF- “ Will the hanging he public?” Alfreds had n< “As public ns out of doors ean make A trip to the Pacific coast and a trip to business in the it.” London with the new play. “Captain Let- Artistic and Elegant community.an ’ “ Do you t.ldnk there’ll be many pen tarblair,” is part of the arrangement of this of itsell pie present?” Mr. Sot hern’s present season. partook of the “Oh, certainly. People look for amuse- ' Mme. Modjeska plays Chopin, speaks n a t u re o f a ment during the holidays.” half a dozen d llurent languages, Including crim e; but. “ I must say that you are cold-blooded.” ! English whi< u few <-an understand, nnd FURNITURE aside from this, evidence of serious ini “ And why shouldn’t I he: why | reads the best literature in them all. port was not w anting. Here is the ease shouldn't I hate every man that’s un­ For the first performance of “King Lear” Now Offered by briefly set forth. Alfreds and a mar fortunate?” at the London Lyceum the number of ap­ named Jenkins were seen together ont “ Why should you is the question?” plications for seats exceeded the accommo- evening walking along the road, am ilations of tiie theater iu the proportion of “ Beeausv I served a term in tin* pen­ four to one. the next morning Jenkins was found itentiary.” N.A.&S. H. Burpee with his head crushed in, lying in i> “What had you done?” A Philadelphia manager keeps a 0-horse patch of briars. At the preliminary “Told the truth.” coach going about with announcement* Charleston, K. (’. Direct connections ___ thrown on its windows by an interior ap­ throuch rates from Boston and New Engl'nil (J rent care lias been exercised to trial before a justice of the peace AI “What, they sent you to tin* peniten­ ohits. Avoids rough New England coast. freds declared that he and Jenkins bail paratus. the vehicle being in all other re­ Io dusty ride after leaving ship. Accommo­ purchase the most desirable, tiary for telling the truth?” spects conventional. dations for first chiss, Intermediate and steer­ parted company near the briar patch “ Yes, they asked me if I eomraitted age passenger*. The strictest discipline pre­ appropriate and useful articles where the body had been found, but as Jallian Lewis, in “Lady Lil,” has to vails on hoard every ship. Information the forgery nnd I said that I did.” strike the villain. The other night she clieerfnlly famished. Semi for ileserlptivo which cannot fail of giving sat this declaration was not admitted a? “(»h. you are a satirist.” ^ p a m p h le ts. J. A. EI.ANDEKS. Eastern Agent, struck so hard that tiie blow shattered the « u W ashington st.. Boston. THEO. G. EGEU, isfaction to donor and receiver. evidence Alfreds was handed over t< “ Well, I must go and split a piece of villain’s tympanum, and now the villain Tmiho Manager, G Bowling Green, Now York. the grand jury and was, as everyone knotty wood. Pires must go even if Ail are invited to see if' otir stock (Ivan Peronte) has begun suit for damages expected, indicted for murder and im­ ' hristmas do come. 1 suppose you can against Lillian. BOSTON & BANGOR S.S.GO, does not prove the truth of our prisoned to await the action of the cir­ lake care of yourself to-day, and as for “Tiie Masked Ball” will reach its 100th ------advertisements. cuit court. to-morrow, why, the sheriff will hgve performance on Dec. 2G, when a very hand­ The jailer in an obscure village i.s to take care of you.” Three Trips a Week to Boston. some souvenir will be presented at the often a leader in society, and the jail- lie passed out and a merry voice was Standard theater, New York. It will be a Commencing Monday. November 7, 1H04, Steamers will leave Itoc bland, weather l er’s daughter is naturally a person of heard. The prisoner's blood leaped. pleasant memento of tiie success of Mr. perm ittlng, aw follows: Couches. mu-h moment. Old Lias Springer had, Ruth hail returned. All smiles and airs Drew as well as of the play. For B oslon, Mom ay, W ednesday and Friday at As an article of comfort and in­ during many years, been jailer in Nor­ of gayety. she entered tiie corridor; and about 6 p. m., nr upon arrival of rcenmers trom ton. and his daughter Ruth had de­ she was not alone: the sheriff ami tin PEN, PENCIL AND BRUSH. Bangor and Mi. Desert. viting to repose are now finding For Camden, Beiln.it, tt'earspurt, Buckspnit, W in­ clined several good offers of marriage. jailer were with her. terport, Hampden and Bangor, 'I’m-day, Thurs­ a place in all well ordered She was exceedingly bright of coun­ “ Mr. Alfreds,” she cried, “ 1 have , Free drawing schools for girls were first day and Saturday, at about 6 a. ill., or upon organized in France by Rosa Bonheur. arrival of steamer from Burton. houses. We have them in tenance aud it was the mysterious brought you a ( hristm as present. Here I For I ,re-1,’rt Landh g, t-wall’s Inland, South Went is your pardon.” Paul Bourget, the distinguished literary Harbor, North East Harbor, Bin Harbor and Damasks, Plushes, Rugs and “Open the door." said the sheriff. Be- ' rival of Dumas, was once a Parisian re­ dorrunto, Tuesday, 'Thursday and Saturday, at porter about fi a. m., or iip.m arrival of steamer trom Moquctte from 840.00 down to fore Alfreds* swimming eyes tiie iron j B oston. 812.00. bars were shadow lace work. Ella Wheeler Wilcox is the latest author RETURNING TO BOCK LAND. “Cnineon into the sitting-room,” said to , uhlish n hook for children. Her “Beau­ From Boston, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at the girl; aud she le I him out. tiful I. uni of Nod” is a collection of orig­ 4 p. in. inal poemt aud tales for tiie little people. From Bangor, touching at Hampden, Winterport, Combination lb* sat In a rocking-ehair. A long Bucksport, Searsport, Belfast and Camden, Mon time passed before he said anything. Dr. O. r Wendell Holmes admitted the day, Wednesday and Friday at II a. in. other day to a lady who went to him for From Sorrento at * a. h i.. Bar ii irbor at 10 a. ra., “And have they discovered my Inno­ Cabinet Cases. information on the Doint that h« H id . touching at all landings, Monday, Wednesday cence?” lie asked. Mid Friday. know t he name or subject of hi^ftrSTpoem. “No.” she answered. “Let mo tell FILED I OTIIKOP, Agent, Rockland. They contain a Library for rich­ M. Legouve, tiie oldest member of the CALVIN AUSTIN, Agent, Poston. you what I did. I made all the jury­ W ILLIA M II PH I.. • ". M ly bound books, a Desk, Drawers French academy, is eighty-five years old. men and the prosecuting attorney and Pierre Loti, tiie youngest, is forty three. Maine Central Railroad. for papers, receipts, etc., while the judge and hundreds of other people With the exception of ten all the acade­ the cornice top furnishes a shelf sign a petition asking for your pardon, micians are sixty or over. and then I went all the way to Nash­ In Effect October 2, 1392. for Statues, Clocks or Busts of Mrs. Campbell Praed, the English novel­ ville and made the governor sign youi ist, is forty. She is familiar with life in Par'or uud S/cepinff barn bttioefn Rockland and pardon. Don’t you think I’m smart?” Ronton. favorite Authors. Australia, for she was born there and lived “1 think you are an angel.” there for many years. Her first story wus Passenger Trullis leave Buckland us “No you don’t—you think I’m a hap F O U R O ’C L O C K T E A . not puhlislied until she had been married f o llo w s : hazard rattle-trap. I told the gov- TT-HIS costume is made of vieux rose cloth cut princesse feshion with the opening on th eight years. S:16 a. m. for Bath, Bruns v|ck, Lewts.on, Aufiusta, Cheffoniers * left side. The band forming yoke is of seal velvet adorned with gold and mock-gen W aterville, Bangor, Ht. John, Portland and Bos- ernor about your hair—think of talking The court painter at Berlin, Professor ton, arriving in Bouton al 4:30p. in. Parlor car about a man’s hair—and I said: ‘Gov­ embroidery. The balloon sleeves are also of seal velvet, but plain. Brown buttons. Fur for Boston. Are admitted to be the most collarette. Tiny capote of brown velvet adorned with feathers. Anton von Werner, who has at various 1 .36 p. in. for Bath, Brunswick, Lewiston, Water- ernor, he’s got the loveliest eyes you times covered some truly colossal canvases, vlloi, Portland and Boston, arrh Ingin Burton at useful piece of furniture one ever saw,’ but 1 must not talk this way, has just finished a picture representing ®:.V> p. in. 9 :f» a in. Steam bout Express, • v. ry morning, Sun waving chestnut hair, and was there­ “Excuse me,” interrupted the jailer, FOOD, COOKS AND EATII dais included, from Boslon, Portland, Lewiston conveniences. fore innocent. In the 'afternoon, when stepping into the doorway, “but you and Bangor. the jail corridor was lighted by the sun. 10:29 a m. morning Gain from Portland, Lewiston are no longer shut up.” Louis XVIII, the well beloved, wtw the and Waterville. she often placed her rocking ehair near “But he can stay to dinner, can’t most noted glutton of the century 6:20 p.m . Horn Boston, Portland, Lewi-ton and the door of Alfreds’ cell, and sitting Bangor, bringini Parlor ear from Boston. Rattan Furniture. he, papa?” An English national traiuiug school for 12:00 (midnight; nund, Monday-, Wt dueadaysand ’ .here sewed and talked to him. “No, he’ll better go.” cooks was opened in London iu 1874. Fridays only, from Portland ami Brunswick. Since the art of Staining or ’•Would you let . ie out if you could In the Sixteenth century frogs were con­ Enamelling Rattan Work" has get tin* key?” In* asked, one dnv Alfreds did not leave the neighbor sidered fish and allowed on fast days. Poi'tluiHl, Mt. Desert and Machias She pretended Io pent. “Why should been in vogue the complaints of hood. He was shunned by men and Sardunapaius offered 1,000 pieces of gold HT P.AMI B O A T CO. I? \Oil’d mu tnvu.y and th.-u I'd not frowned upon by women, now that he to the cook that invented a new dish. Commencing November 29, Steamer the liability of chairs, etc., have anybody to talk t o . ” had the disgrace of murder without the Queen Elizabeth and .Mary Stuart always coming to pieces has ceased. lin t if I stav here to talk to vmi I romance of hanging. He did not atr handled their meat with their lingers. FRANK JON E8 ' shall be hanged.” W ill Make But Two Trip* per Week. tempt to see Ruth, and had sent her De La Reyinere’s ’Almanach des Gour Tiie latest weave of delicate Yes. hul a woman would rather talk Leaving Buckland for Plcsboro, Castine, Deer mauds’’ is the most famous cookbook. scroll and globe tracery has : I o a mail, even if he is to be hanged for Isle, Sedgw ick, (connecting lor Uluebill) Soutli. Cogau tells o f a cardinal whose dinner Wmi Harbor, North East Harbor, Bar Harbor, i it. I ban not to talk at all.” MUlbrldge, Joneaport and Machiasport, every added a new ebartu to goods in began daily a t II and continued till 4. Tu.-flduy and Saturday at fi a. ru., or on arrival of W hat an odd little ureal li r e you are. this line and a view ofotirChairs, ' Miss Ruth.” Ude maintained that to compose an o)>- train leaving Boston at 7 p. in. era was easier than to invent an entree. KKTUKNINO: Work Stands, Corner Pieces, oh. you think I’m odd. do you .’ That Will leave Machiaaport every Monday and Friday I isr.'l very kind ol* you. I was in hopes Tiie Roman kitchens were marble paved nt 4:00 a. in., arriving in Rockland about 6 p. m., Tea Tables, Reception Chairs, ( and furnished with pictures and statues. connecting with through Pullman train for Port­ I l e a l I was somethin)' besides odd. land and Boston, arriving in Bouton at :20 a. ni. Cradles, etc., in White and Gold Anyboily ean be odd.” Table cloths and uupkius were unknown prompts an irresistuble desire ibil anybody cun t have your sort of in France before tiie Thirteenth century. Gongs, iie ils and horns have been in use to possess one or more pieces to ' oddity ” Rockland. Vinalhaven and till, limn I've got tiie oddest sort of as dinner calls since the Eighth century. G reen’s Landing. enliven the home circle. od ity I don’t know w hether to iik«* Peaches, called Persian apples, were Tbe New Steamer , Ib.ai or not. Ho you know th at you are known iu Europe before the Christian era. ■ ------V1NAI.IIAVKN ------i lie only man I ever met that didn't try About 1780 the turnspit dog was re­ G ko G. W e i»n i Kit, Captain Sideboards. to flatter me?’’ placed by tin- smokejack, driven by hot air. W111 ii a n d*afier*M nday, O ctober 3, Sunday e x ­ Aristoxeuus iuveuted a method of cur Not a few but 30. com bining “I didn’t know it. but if I am. why, 1 cepted, h ave Green’d Lauding at fi a in., Vinal t i i e ing hams,which were called Aristoxenians. huveu al 8 a in.. landing at Tillson's Wharf. Re­ must be thankful for distinction.” turning, leuve Buckland al 1 n. in , Vinalhaven at the latest features of carving “Oh, you must, must you, Mr. Sar In the reiuii of Henry 11 of England 3 p. in. easin’? Why don’t you tell me something monks wer. I lowed thirteen courses at New Express service by the New England De­ and plate bevel glasses,of unique about yourself?'’ she asked, after l dinuer.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. spatch Co- All ordi in or huiiilh s t . go by S team er design and at prices which Vinalhaven can h- lett at the New England De­ en­ moment’s pause. spatch Company's ofllcc. Tickets for all pointe ables every bouse owner to liave “I have I have told you that I an FIN, FEATHER AND FUR. South and Went over the Maine i’tntiiil Railroad “I BRIXG YOU A PRESENT NOW.” Hold on hoard. one. Our 820 Sideboard is one i innocent.” .J. R. l-'hi-, Agent, Rocklund; D- 11. (Hidden, “Oh, that isn’t anything1. Anybody: word not to attem pt to see him. A de­ The female ostrich usually lays seventy Agent, Vinalhaven ; J oh. Brimiglon, Agent, Green's o. - ‘-Greatest Surprises.” tective came from a distance and after eggs each year. Landing; Thomas G. Libby, Manager. 40 1 can be innocent. Where do your peoph live?” i time un arrest was made. A man was A beautiful white swallow was recently “I haven’t any people.” brou, ht to trial, ami the proof was so captured at the village of Birchiugtou, iu TWO TRIPS DAILY Pillar “ Well, where do you come from?*’ itrong that he wu.s convicted; and, England “I have come from a place when fiven to frankuess nnd the truth, he Cancer has been discovered in American Vinalhaveii and Hurricane Island. Extension Tables. i there was no happiness to a place when leknowledged th at lie hud committed brook trout iu a pond in New Zealand. On and after Monday, November 28, and nothing but misery and disgrace can bi ’.he murder. Shortly after sentence had It was supposed that the disease was un until further notice, the Steamer known to fishes. One need not go to Boston or ! expected.” Deen pulsed upon him lie turned to Al “ You make me sad when you tall freds, who stood n e a r him, uml said: The glowworm lays eggs which are COV. BODWELL! New York for styles for we have WM. B. ( BKKD, Cuplalu, ' th a t way, Mr. Alfreds.” “I thought you suspected me when 1 1 themselves luminous. However, the young Will leave Kocklund every day (Sundays excepted) Hourly 4 0 diit'vrent patterns, “And would you uxp»*ct me to inspirt brought your breukfast to you last I hatched from them are not jiosseaaed of •t 9 80 a. m., and 2 30 p. in. for V inalhaven. R e­ gayety, Miss Ruth?” 1’hristmas morning, nearly a year ago.” i those peculiar properties until after the turning leuve Vinalhaven ut 7 a. in., and 12:30 embracing the heavy Claw Foots, first transformation. p. m., for Rockland, Vouching al Hurricane Isluud “No, I don’t think 1 on gilt to expect tiie 6 inch Pillar, long or square It wus another Christmas morning i According to Scandinavian legends, the each trip both ways. that. Hut you are not without friends »nd the day was bright. Bound trip tickets Rockland to Vinalhaven and Ur. Alfreds. Most all the ladies iu thii swallow hovered over the cross singing roturii or Vlnalhuven to Rockland and return sold tops, 6, 8 and 10 feet lengths. town are interested in you.” “ May I come in/ Alfreds stood in the “Svala! Svala.”' — “Cheer upl Cheer up!”— on the Steamer for 60 cents. ioor. W. S. WHITE, General Manager. “ Women are ever interested in a mai aud hence it receives the name of svala, or who is about to be hanged,” he replied **(Hi, surely, if you are not afraid of swallow “the bird of consolation.” Fred Lotbrop, Agent at Tlllsou's Wharf. tne." J. E. Frobock, Agent, Rockland. Dining Chairs I “Oh, don’t lalk about being hanged The buffaloeH in Sumatra, according to A. Davidson, Agent, vlnalhuven. lie sprit ng toward her and caught her in Ouk, cane and leather seats I I don’t see how they can hang you, yot an English traveler, iu fear of their enemy, T- W. Sullivan, Agent, Hurricane Isluud. hand. “I bring you a present now,” he the tiger lake refuge at night iu the j are so nice.” lie laughed. “I don't: I and backs, many varieties. One •iaiii. “the present of my soul.” rivers, where they rest in peace and com really don’t. Now if you were some ugly fort w ith only their horns aud noses stick cannot imagine a forest of chairs ! good-for-nothing thing, it would be dif 'I’he jailer slopped into the doorway und said: “(dine on now, you young tug above the water. ferent. You follow my advice: Whei until they see our chair depart­ folks. Dinner is ready.” m ent. ■ you are taken into uourt look just at EXPOSITION ECHOES. pleasant as von ••an.” Oi’iK Read. “ Unfortunately. Miss Ruth, the jurt < Hit hi S M-: IN IrtltlGW Il.IX The exposition ofiieials will move heaven M usic Cabinets. will not be composed of wom en.” and earth to have the Sunday closing edict “Well, don’t you fear. I think it wil rescinde» him GuarsnU-ed to securely hold the bundle in any tool. lie was to uie-t death sixiy days later Murillo Uaslelar Palmer, the adopted Q uickly and* Easily Removable. on the day after Christinas. It wa.- son of .Mrs. Palmer, will press the button Handles all fitted, with and without Fastener, und that is to put in motion the great ma A x es uud H a m m i.iih, all titled, constantly on baud. Antique Rockers. dark when he was i . . ii back to hi fhinery of tiie exposition. The little fei FIRE AXES AND HANDLES full kind* cell, aud Id- dung to a h- |

mother’s ternpet had begun to show tiie system narrows our feeling lor human- pnder. gray am, tan ; st me Ince rosenuslies and the pitiys," said Burns. 11 >-r effects of wear. Into silence. Agnes’ precipitancy bad trimmed handkerchiefs, thin as cob webs: And as they drew near, Agnes saw a tall A SELF WILLED GIRL The ladies nt that moment were pass "Perhaps you might get a position as confused her ideas, accustomed aa she the fans in their ivory boxes, the ex- thin woman, crowned by a flapping suti- was' to the good old country rule of ing the gates of Oakwood, a large, hand­ lackey or footman at one of those fine i qnisite dressing cast* with silver fittings, By AUGUSTA LARNED. bonnet, out in the yard with a line in never doing today what you can put j S some estate lying in the northwestern houses where ycu have been accustomed I the fine laces and thousand dainty be­ her hand. The boniness of Malialy Burns nnt.il tomorrow. part of the town Oakwood had for to had the cotillon," said the young girl, .longings of lt young society girl's life. bad always been mi affliction to Agnes "The world wasn't made i:i a minute, many years been tile show place of Little­ who was still on her knees crowding She |O opyrttfht«H . |S»'|. by A m erican P ress . closed them again with compressi I in times when she bad come with ber miss," she put forth at last, "but Burns tint).! field. and the name of Edgar P. Ransom things into the trunk with her whole. Ups Her jewel box was open mid young city guests to the farm on picnic will try and content yon He's good at was mentioned to all visiting strangers weight, "or yon might teach the com CHAPTER 1 empty Not a trinket remained except excursions, mid Mrs Burns bad made dealin with whims and fancies and fid- ns that of a great financier and railway position of nun punch or Welsh rarebit the little watch she wore at her belt the coffee She bad ju st as little flesh as for a consideration." dlefaddle ways He laid a great-aunt king, whose business connections were Shetook nothing; all tiie elegant trifles the extent of her person would warrant that was (pieer. wlm brought him up by " bouse, whero they bad lived willin to pay twenty sliiilins. Alebbe retreat to the main army were rendered considered by the townspeople. One laid poople whisper al my back, 'There is man with bowed shoulders mid a week's for the past five years,while she took tile she'd be company for you nights, mi.". unfit for duty, and sent to the hospital. a sickly ' usbaad, and the other a do- that Aggy Ransom trotted out again stubble like boar frost on bis chin stood sitting room mid keeping ruoui mid ber If you'll furnish a room in your part of After three mouths, I returned to duty, and bolding a lean white horse, "vilentlv remained with my region nt until Ma\ 7, notb-ng. idle one—an amateur musician soon after the family misfortunes, poor pick of the chambers above The t ruck the bouse I wouldn't mind givin tueals Aggy!' My limit's zeal in my behalf is much depressed in spirits from the way 1864, and on that day, at tlio battle of H aiti- She opened the door ol her rlntcl or '..no eared more tor his fiddle bow than business nnd chicken raising she was lo and we’d go shares on 11n- school money brldge, I with thirty-threo others of our i looked al lice goient. for his wife, so it was said, but withal a something terrible. No, mamma, 1 am lie applied 111- nose to the pavement and carry on with Burns on shares, and there She’s got a young man that comes Sun­ regiment were taken prisoners of war. Wo pleasant, feather brained, light hearted not going to pretend to anything. The emitted mi occasional weak cough. arrived at Anderson\ ille on or about the Littlefi- I bud its small inner circle ol was to be mi equitable division of labor days over from Spring Village to take fifth day of .bine, where I remained until fellow, wlio was popnlarand made many rest ol you may as milch ns you please. I "I'iii on hand, miss,” said the man in a she to peddle the "stuff" in Littlefield, her buggy ridin. lmt lie's quiet, mid 1 select ladies- I,. . llectual nnd aspiring voice that seemed to scratch the ear like the last, of D e e e m b r, during which tinn* I who for two ot tulrwc)-- ".ran week, when friends Both families had colonized am going to enjoy tiie luxury of being while lie managed the Imino affairs, and don't believe ymi'-l mind him mor n a Contracted the scurvy to m ic u an extent that on tlio Oakwood estate, and were at poor and of earning my lire,ad. Papa a bunch of teasel. Airs. Burns attended to I lie departm ent chair There goes Aliss Crab now on my left leg was c »ntracti'd to its uttermost, their club, the SysOp' iuiii. met in a "1 knew you would be here Burn-, present living in cottages Imilt for them gave me that little mountain farm as it of the interior her way to the school house, mid you can being black from tiio toot to about half-way private pat lor, lived high up in a thin you're I rusty." between the knee ami 1‘jr hip: and in this ratified mental ntlnosi ere;so far beyond by their father-in-law, and fora number were hv accident He livid a mortgage take a squint at her if you choose.’ CHAPTER II. horrible condition 1 I- ft Andersonville for the grosv comprehension of the business of years had drawn on "papa's" purse ! on it, and it came to foreclosure and In “Trusty nnd rusty," said Burns grin­ Agues glanced out id' the littie win Florence, South C>:rolina, v here I remained bid it in ami tossed the deed into my Ian ning mid showing a painful d( ficiency of a prisoner unt'l F mm *rv J«;. Our exchange men c i the town that they did not often lor the family supplies. But tilings were dow. mid after surveying the young per­ papers were si-.m <1 at li. t Fcir.v, making venture to let their lords know what high sadly changed now. and there was moan­ for a birthday present, because wo had front teeth 'Blit tain't natural." lie son, who seemed to run to cheap ariifi- mo a prisoner of war nine months and themes they had beeii discussing nt the ing and weeping where heretofore laid been together np there on horseback added, lapping his chest lo account for 1 4 cials mid dollar jewelry, she declined to twenty days. From that d a y to this I li.i’.'e been beard the pleasant sound of musical many a time and 1 laid taken a fancy to the latter fad; “it's tiie inlliteiizy." tai;-' Miss Crab as a boarder Buffered from scurvy, c.. itsdng indigestion club for fear of a cold douche of ridicule “ I'll look after tiie horse. Burns, while and constipation to such an extent »’,at from ami masculine scorn instruments laughter and the trip of lie- place, and now it is mine anil J am Airs Burns went out of tiie room going to live there where I shall hear no you bring out my traps They’re all in December 2G to March 18 I had duly eight The weekly Symposium was therefore light feet soniewbat miffed, for she bad already operations of I’m bowels. Since I was There were two Ransom "boys," but unfeeling worldly tongues whispering the ball near the door." fell the welcome ten shillings a week mustered out. of sen ice. .b-’. v <», 18G5, I have | all tiie more delightful to these ladies Burns made several consecutive trips who felt themselves mentally cramped neither of them had ever done anything behind m; i . , b s nothing for . A ' A r warming her pocket And. moreover, “Mded the very 1»- >i. ph’. elie/in tmanty minute* •, for the pill will go ilir. armmd the town from the tail of a cart.’’ chair, his long legs wide apart, twanging Ransom was glad to bury her troubles in but with four small windows placed usually are before the light of science f lo and remove the cause, the ruuna being i away on banjo and whistling a merry slumber, and the young men hail neither earth and budding clover, the bum of curiously high up in the wall, mid with lias shone in on Ibe benighted brain of i.oro nor less th an wind, together with i ■ I hope I shall see it," returned Mrs. bees in a big patch of the wild honey­ $ o u s nnd noxious vapours, and fcomoti.i Purse with a dry laugh, like a grig in accoinpau'" A young lady of eight­ business nor pleasure to call them up c o r n e r cupboards and a wooden chimney the agriculturist, A few forlorn burn- unwholesome food, suckle filled Agnes with a savage, free meadow grass. "The Hansoms never een or t w e n t y knelt on tiie floor with early I'iie household bad been placed piece over mi old fireplace that had long yard fowls peeked in the refuse and reek of all druggists. Price 2 5 c en ts delight. Bui Burns, as he smacked I he > York Depot, 8»l-*» Canal St. her buck toward him pressing some on tiie tooling of two domestics, old been bucked up It did not take Agnes of ibe inelusiiru where two Alderney condescended to look at til-; they never old horse with the stub of a whip, kept knew I existed in this town when they clothes down in a large | teking trunk, wornout pensioners of tiie family, who more than two minutes to determine cows were penned after milking, and a and scattered about her on the carpet were notoriously slow and "poky" in bis eyes screwed into wrinkles, like cir­ that lliq bricks must come out ol’ that little white ami tail calf, with the sweet had their money and plenty of horses cles in a pond from a dropped stone, and carriages and wore given up to was a gn at variety of articles, includ­ their movements. Tiie gardeners had fireplace forthwith if s lio scratched them milk dripping from its innocent nose, ing kitchenware and table napery. Will all been dismissed save one inefficient spreading over the stubble of bis face out with her finger nails. was rubbing against its mother's soft worldly display I should just like to mid pursing bis lips, which slowly see that proud Agnes riding around town Ransom, the younger soil, was strolling lad. who also officiated as stable and er­ A high pine wainscoting painted gray eoat Agues hud been studying a book about the room with his hands in his rand boy, ami tiie grounds were growing formed Ihe word "iucunibater," followed ran entirely round the room, and above ii lien culture, uud bad planned a Best Cure For in a eart peddling out eggs and butter. by tlio mysterious exclmnntioii, “ Gosh All disorders of the Throat and It will do me good And even if she trousers’ pockets and stopping every now up to weeds and bushes. The plants had it was a quaint old landscape paper rep­ liickcn house on improved principles all hemlocks, 1 never did!" Longs is Ayer’s Cherry I'eetorul. sells her spring chickens a little higher and tia n to gaze out of the window into all been sold out of I be green houses, and resenting Diana and her nymphs at the ba' which lim ns had been drawing him It lias no equal as a cough-cure, than wiiat I can buy them for in the the extensive grounds, where a clearing til I - w ■ ily one old back left in the They seemed to be elimbing for half elinsc. The floor was covered witii a her. mnl ihe new pine boards piled about market. I shan't mind paying the differ­ sky alter three days of rain winked in­ extensive stables, an animal no one cared an hour, with the woods thickening homely rag carpet, spotted with braided gave a fresh resinous smell. The old about them, the clean evergreen woods, ence. ' nocently through budding trees and was to bid off at the horse auction. At six rues, and beautiful caricatun eiif G e o r g e I barn had not been repaired for years, where the light made pathways among Bronchitis "Is that just the right spirit,” returned rcll ted aero the lawn now vividly m the morning tiie house was still pro and Alurtha Washington in black frames and wali r came through the patched “When I was a buy, I hud a bronchial Allas Dawson stealing a look at Mrs. green foundly silent. The chamber occupied the sparse undergrowth ovet pale pine hung against the chimney back The root Agnis looked at it all with a needl'-s, touching the bent bean ol a dog trouble of such a persistent ami stub­ Purse’s thin, sallow face as if she felt the The door opened and Mrs. Ransom by Agnes was on the eastern side of tiie I ill nil lir e was delightfully spider legged ritiial glance, mnl reflected on the tooth violet or the pearly drops of Solo­ born character, thut the doctor pro- club had very imperfectly done its work entered tiie room with a cloud on her great mansion, and a red dawn bad and quaint, and the bright sunlight caiin- probable cost of a new top to the crazy uounced it incurable with ordiuury on the widow "Shouldn't we try to live brow and firmly compressed lips. She filled her room with rosy gleams and re­ mon’s seal Soon they hail crossed the dancing through the vines Mrs. Bums dd structure. ridge aud were now on the other side of remedies, but recommended me to try on a more exacted plane and to he was u tall woman and stately in her flections. She was up before fivo and had trained over the windows. The Her saddle horse, Selim, neighed ill tiie the world, so far as Littlefield was con­ Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. I did >«», and governed by a higher law than to rejoice way, who could carry off rather grundly find dressed herself in one of her old room was musty from long shutting up, stall when lie heard her step, and stretch- cerned. Scrabble Hill began here. New one bottle cured me. For the last fifteen in the downfall of others?" any amount ol line clot liesaud had some­ yachting suits—a dark blue serge, loose lull Agnes, with the promptness that 1 liis glossy neck mid looked about with years, I have used this preparation with Ali-s Dawson was getting a liltle be­ times. because of her air an 1 bearing, in tne waist, short lo tiie neat hoot top social vistas opened before Agues. The distinguished her. threw open all the fiery miiaiiied eye. He was a coal good effect whenever 1 take a bad cold, been called the duchess lb r face,.with anil belied trimly around the slender cuplike hollow lay at their feet brim windows, turned George and Manila black animal, beautiful iu form, und yond her deptli as was apt to happen in iiiiug with new grass with ibe wind in atul I know of numbers of people who the club discussions. its dark eyes and rich coloring, was still form A sailor hut surmounted the rich face io t h e wall, rearranged the furni­ will- a dash of Aral) blood in liis veins. it. Cattle roved, young leaves shivered, keep it in the house all tin* time, not "Oh," said Mrs. Purse tartly, "1 guess handsome in spite of whitening locks wavi s of gold brown bail'out of which ture mid called for Burns to knock the Agues find been able to retain him among larmlioiises stood hero mid there in tie- considering fit safe to In* w illim it it.”— it won't be much of a come down for Site paused in her firm tread in the mid­ she Had vigorously brushed all the curl bricks out of tiie chimney her personal effects, as lie had been one J . C. Woodson, P. M., Forest 11 i 11, W . Va. dle of the room uml clinched her strong and crimp possible, ami hail twisted iu a gray mist of blossoming fruit trees. The Burns was in the barn, but Ins wite ol tin- Iasi gifts her luther had ever luiuln Agnes Kfciisoin. She'll most likely re­ long road was white witli cherry blos­ gard the whole thing us a lark, and 1 white hands close Greek ( oil at the back of her head, answered the summons, making a long, tier Tlnnigli thoroughbred to the last "Prank." she cried, with sudden im­ showing tiie pearly ear and the classic soms from bordering trees, mid branches lean shadow on the wall. She sat down fiber, Selim was gentle under the saddle Cough have a right to get my fun out of it too. made slim elongated shadows across the periousness to her son-in-law, "do stop profile, delicate, finely cut eyebrow, o n the edge o f a chair like a parallel line and Heel as the wind. He had never “For more than twenty-five years, I There isn't anything malicious in my track Ali n were plowing in the liel-1- that everlasting thrum ming on tiie banjo. forehead ami straight nose, tiie proud trying to conform tocimlom and folded known the indignil v of a harness. Now, was a sufferer from lung trouble, at­ feeling, only 1 should just like to see her a blackbird whistled on the snake fence, It sounds so trilling, nostril, the beautiful curve of the ftp her hands iu her apron, though the big as Agnes approached, Selim whinnied tended with coughing so severe at times perched upon that cart. But, of course, so indifferent, so mid afar off on the hill stood the un- unfeeling under the circumstances for and softly rounded chin, all decisive. I bony wrists were still conspicuous. and stretched out his slender neck to be as to cause hemorrhage, the paroxysms she will marry before long. Any girl painled, irregular little farmhouse,which of her lace and liggtr is elected and 1 you lo be jigging away at negro melodic' cleat. not colored pink and red. but with "Burns must knock tiie bricks out ot cai'es-'-l. Site patted his nose and laid frequently lasting three or four hours. was henceforth to bo Agues Ransom's ioreordaiued to matrimony, as some peo 1 when ibis house is full of trouble and a glowing umlcrtoue. caught from the I the chimney. 1 mean to use the fire­ her cheek on Ins satin hide, uud spoke I was induced to try Ayer’s Cherry pec­ dark gold ol I lie hair, where it waved in home. Klie knew that from its crest there sollly to him in language that he under­ toral, and after taking four bottles, was pie are cut out for old maids from the | d i s a s t e r It reminds me ol Nero who place on cool evenings. There are plenty little feather tresses around the ear and op.m il eastward a large view of billowy stood. thoroughly cured.” — Fran/, lioffinau, era-lie.’ fiddled wla n Rome was burning. of fat pine stumps on the farm that will brow The hazel eye bad a gleam of blue hills and secluded valleys and a make a capital blaze.' "Boor Selim, how will you like being Clay Centre, Kans. Miss Dawson had a slight contraction "Why. mother," said tiie amiable ...v„ winding river Tlio old bouse was on young man looking up in surprise, spirit and dash in it, a dancing arch "llow do you know the chinibly will harnessed lo ihe market cart to drag bf the mouth and a pin prick in the side, form the divide between two townships. "It blie look occasion to say goodby lo Mrs. “what have I done that you should give light, under curled lashes, and ll dror, miss. 'Taint been used tor years, loads into Littlefield; you proud, sensi­ La Grippe was stipple and light in its vigorous was situated nowhere and didn't face not seuce Granther Rollins’ time, und tive. thin skinned creature, ami yet it is Purse at the junction of High street me such a swipe?' nothin." as Burns said According lo j “Last spring I was taken down with You haven't douegiuytliiug and you healthful perfect mu. its most choked up with chimbly swal what you al-' coming to my bonny nag. with Elm, und ran a few steps to join the farmer it was askew on its founds- I la grippe. At timusl was completely Miss Person, another club member. who never will do anything, and it is j u s t She stood there iu the early light draw lers." Bui today is our own mid you shall prostrated, and so difficult was my ing on a pair ol old gloves and ready to linns m ill cat-.'l-coi'Ueled to the road mid "It must he made to draw,” returned carry me like a bird over tlio laud.’’ was tall, wore glasses and short hair, that t h a t is driving me dl-iracled V"ll tried to adjust itsi If to a triangular bit i breathing that my breasi seemed as if fancy I can pick up money out ol lia- depart. But first she would take leave Agnes, slightly conti'iu ting her beauti­ John Burns came out al her Indian confined in an iron cage. 1 procured a and was thought lo lie more deluched of ground, making a conspicuous failure i from feminine vanities and more devoted street, or yon expect lo he led by ravens of lief old life. She opened the door of ful, classic brows whoop and Selim was saddled. Distantly bo**, Vf Ayer’s (-berry Pectoral, and her closi t and looked at her gowns hang- of the attempt. The front yard, which j Alls. Burns looked at tier witii a sol­ Agues leaped upon his buck, scorning ail nose ler had I began taking it than to pure metaphysics than any other Sym like the prophet Elijah There’s Lily m was not rightly a front yard at all, hut , posiuinite. ‘ysturics lip stall's because she Is lor, ■ d tug in rows—the flimsy hull dresses of emn, unwinking eye. "I guess it will assistance mid not in the least minding relief ollowed. I could not believe that light, fluffy lace ami gauze, the silks and just a green before the bouse, opened on i the effect would be so rapid and the 'I am almost sorry." began Miss Daw­ .0 send away her nursemaid and lake be like the Hicumbuler,” said she m yste­ Hie short .'kin of her blue serge, in fact, satins with elbow sleeves and corsage a large truck garden I bat lay on a warm riously "But Burns is bound to do ull rather exulting iu it as a mean.' - I greater cure<»0 complete.”—W. II. Williams, son, ta 1 wo elected All's. Purse to our care of lier own iiaby; mid just look at southern exposure Cook City, S. Dak. • cityle. 1 tear she lias no real elevation Willi You would never suppose lie had knots and l i c i t ribbons and b.-an onia lie cun to please you. miss; all iu reason, Ireedom iu sweeping over logs and The old was as eccentric mid of thought. no comprehension of priu- a care or a thought as to where the next nieiils. I'lio loveiy little wraps, down bouse of course, uud lie'll tend In the chimbly -lltcile.'. sell willed as iis young m isii'ess itliad meal is coming from trimmed ami furred, all the exquisite the first wet day." "That gal will break her neck yet,” AYER’S i iples.' three outside doors mid a chimney slack "I can't a. -••• with you. returned "t'oufouiel it ull. wlial can a fellow arraiigemenls of a young woman of "It must be done tm .,.,returned said Burn.', as lie stood looking after her fashion, a Ladle and favorite in the gay toward the south, mid its small, square Miss Person, v • never did agree w i t h do?" said Will, over ms shoulder, sup­ Aynes iu her high, girlish imperiousness as she Hew over t h e fields, making the windows were set witli little green anybody. "Oui club is educative, and pressing a soft whistle lor winch his lips worbl 'i'iien she softly opened I lie that had begun lo rise under Air.-. Burns' snialle.'tan.'itli'r of a brook or a stone Cherry Pectoral if we were all ; . f.-ct we should not were puckered These scenes were so drawers ot her dressing table ami cabinet streaked panes of glass, seven by niue stony gaze wall. Plcpsivd by Hr J. C. Ayer Si < Low ell. Miuu). one by one and just glanced at the light inches, in rattling frames, devoid of Mrs. Burns opened her thin, fishy lips I Bull by ull InuggUlu. J'rieo .1; .is bonis., Si. need its influence Mrs. Purse has real ll'eqiient now lliul Will had become "You’d better be seein after that ia- gloves, dozens of pairs, some of them catch or weight. Prompt to act, sure to cure Hashes of insight. Dal she not say the hardened to them, uud lie felt called and emitted the wor-ls, "Well, 1 never cumbater," said his wile, who hud come other day that slavish oliedieuce io a upon to exercise forliearance since his long lo cover Ihe whole arm. of pale lav "Alalialy has been digging round tint did; it beats me all boiler. " and then tel.' i out to place some milk pans on edge iu THE KOCKLANl) COCKIEK-GAZET PK: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20 1892 1 3

the mm "She expects the chickens to ground outlining itself against the sky .» wicked, cruel woman she must lie. approached his heels, quick as lightning J fc ' ssmg and criving him courage. There be peepin by tonight." her father failed nnd died with admin Suddenly Mrs. Burns, who was washing And so yon have run away from her and lo fly out with a direct sure aim Bur r’flts no more prancing that day with . over him had threatened to cut him ofl "I can’t bo out in tiie lot and in dishes in the kitchen, heard her begin to come to me for protection.' Upon reflection Selim appeared to scorn three legs in the air The proud, seiifti- the stable nnd in tlio spairowgram i with a shilling if he fulfilled his engage sing a quaint old English ballad as the "Dunno," said the girl with a dropped tiie task of kicking Burns Soon Agnes tive creature had bent liis neck to the , ment patch, and milkin and chorln all in night came down ami she sat there alone jaw ami a half stupid look coming into appeared. Iresli (tom a good sleep and yoke, and when lie trolled obediently the same breath, grumbled Butiis. Let I Meantime Darev had actually little to in the firelight of the keeping room her eyes "Miss Blodgett said she was her bath anti in tile glow of splendid into Littlefield the day was still young; ! live on. and was always head and ears her manage the fool things for herself, Her voice, a rich soprano, seemed to rise goin to have them pallets made out health—tall as a young pine. Iter hazel only the marketineii. the factory people in debt, while be tried to satisfy bis nnd I'll bet my hat them nigs will all be and till the house like incense and then wlie'r no to bind me. so I planned to eyes bright uitll anil otity and c o u rag e, and the maid servants Were astir. addled in less than no time." 1 creditors with the prospect of the speedy float out under the kindling stars. light out for tiie poor farm nnd show the nnd In-r graceful pliant form instinct S h e looked up the handsome elm shad- } demise of so m e one of his rich relatives. Meantime, Agnes was taking in great "Well. I never did.' said she, laying poormaster them welts on my back. I with energy Tile curved instep of her ed street toward Oakwood arid caught He had thrown over Agnes, it was said, breaths of inspiration and freedom as down tile plate she had just washed, "if slipped off with my bundle when the exford tie was like that ol the Spanish glimpse of the great iron gates of her she bounded away on Selim's back and at his graiiduiot her s command, but only she ain t a-singin like all possessed, and folks was at supper, and I so tramped Indulge- w n.tr 11 nhl inn under it- anil fi rmer home at the end of the avenue Agnes knew tin; truth of the story, am.' noted the tender young green of the 1 thought she'd be as lonesome as a cat five miles, run ilia part of tile way till I when she put down that little foot there in tin- cool depths <»f turf and Idoom fields, or followed a water c o u r s e , bor­ sin; bad colilided it to no one. Now In■» in a strange garret come night. When stopped to kelcli brentii, and all things Was no gainsaying Now she caressed where i he birds were singing She drove lip curled as -he thought of Teddy, an ; dered by llie blossomed white thorn into I spoke to h e r about lukin Miss Crab, turned black and swum before my V 'liin's coat witli le r gloved liaml. and >lowIV. feeling h» r-«df alien to all that the next moment she sighed reinembi Ihe deep woods. She felt she hail never the school teacher, to board and goin ryes, lor I • enie I to hear Mi - B'odgett lien-turned tiie attention lit living liis hid life, but she kept on In r way to the seen the spring as she saw it that day ing Percy Ballon, the clever young ar: halves with her on the profits, she right behind me swingiu theswitcli. But iiirs back and wliinnying But she also market, more determined than ever to i ist who had been attentive a whole ion threading a narrow path near the wouldn't hear lo it nohow I guess she I meant to stop and see yon, miss, if it showed him the whip which she knew become a thoroughly practical woman winter, though her mother ami am: brawling brook, where the light glim­ thinks she's too good to associate with wits the last thing I ever did. for Mi-s how to use willi tier little wrist like a The lamentations »>f her family over the mered on smooth beds of white roti: and had IxJb frowned on him. lie had l>een MisS Crab, but for a girl that's come Blodgett laid been a-goin on about you steel spring loss of fortune and her own perversity absurdly, ridiculously jealous of “Lord' spotted the trunks of trees as they leaned down off Iter high horse to lie as poor like Sam Hill." I’liemy was up anti dressed and hail were to Agnes a weariness of the flesh above the pools, sliding in green and ns Job's turkey and is going to peddle Darcy, and bad suddenly quit at tin “About me?" exclaimed Agnes in sur­ breakfasted witli Agnes on coffee anti and spirit She hugged tiie sense of free tune the Ransom failure wasantiouneed. gold sheets over a pebbly bottom, nnd garding sass. round Littlefield it don't prise. "W iiat could Mrs. Blodgett have milk anti bread and butter Her hat re­ dom she bad found at Scrabble llill. ami Bailing lor Lurope without even taking the dogwood swayed softly in the south comport." to sny about me? I never even saw her moved, it was seen that siie hail a heavy exulted in it with a kind of childish wind, and the air was filled with calls of leave There was a shade of bitterness borer’s Best Mrs. Burns was totally indifferent to "Oh, a peck of tilings," said the girl mane of reddish hair that might be glee. Her experiment of turning farmer in these reflections. Percy Fallon, after wild birds and the chirp of the callow eagerly "H er second cousin, Ltiella the fact that her sentences would not preity, even artistic, if properly brushed was developing far better t ban she had all. was as selfish and mercenary as the young in airv nests. Odors id' sassafras, parse by any of Mr Lindley Murray's Speer, worked in the kitchen at your PATENT FLOUR. and cared for. lmt which now hung in expected, and in comparison the old life others. I Its artistic nature had not saved and black birch anil pepper root came ingenious rules Tito principle of social house two or three years ago. and she elf locks about her meager, sallow face of show ami amusement looked poor an J him from the love of pelf. T obe sure to her with delicious pungency, and new equality had been al lacked on Scrabble told Miss Blodgett how von wore dresses At first she laid begged to drive to Lit­ flimsy A Little SHigher in Price, But moss shone on the rocks, and the fern he hail never asked her to he his wife, BEST Hill, and site felt she had a perfect right all sating and silk, and sheeny stuff as tlefield wii Ii her new mistress, lmt being Mrs. l’ui-se was at her door in a morn­ beds were uncurling their fronds, and to la- aggrieved hut there are states of feeling that re­ dragged a yard on tiie ground, and wits refused, as Agnes would risk no neck ing wrapper ami crimping pins, ready quire no words. Tin* eyes speak, and WHITEST millions of young leaves fluttered over­ "Now, Malialy." said Burns, who was cut wav down here." Plietny went on, but tier own on this perilous adventure, to patronize the daughter of the proud heart bi-ats become audible to the fine Makes-! SWEETEST, j head like animated butterflies, and the eating liis s u p p e r at a side table by indicating a very low water markon het- she was now perched on Hie gatepost, .B read ! but fallen Ransoms by taking from I i ear of love. [ MOST, | young maple leaves glimmered pink aud (lie light of a kerosene lamp, "don't own bony chest, "and had strings of her sharp knees and elbows drawn up a limited daily supply of fresh vege yellow down the vistas of the woo I, Then she turned to the long misery you keep a-hectorin I ain't mnch sur­ diamonds as big us pigeons'eggs And like a young turkey gone to roost. » tables But she was disappointed to see Then she came out on lonely hills, prised she wouldn't 'low lo lake that how you et off gold plates and had geld that followed her father’s death —the Insist on CettingThisT his BBrand ra n d Agnes drive past toward the market.. If family bickerings ami reproaches, her in where billowy curves and breasts of Crab girl lo board, for she’s one of file kerridges lor wiiat I know, and houses the green grocers decline io take her foresl land sloped to a liltle clearing by efficient brothers, lier sisters moaning biggest gossips and tittle tattles in til" full of the most beautiful (lowers, and load, of course she will then be forced to JOHN BIRD CO .Wholesale Afls. a woodman’s hovel, w i t h a brood of wild township ' young men waiters, miss, in tail emits as over the want of money ami tin; l«»ss of peddle her stuff through town, thought luxury ler struggles with herself ami eyed children about the door and the "Oil. 1 knew you'd tako up for her.' just made your eves water to look at; Mrs. Purse, and she hoped such might black evergreen growth was capriciously snapped Mrs Burns: "lint she needn’t and there was data-in and music, and Ihe het bad eilucation. until at last sin; bad be the case But even to the atrabilious broken through the miserable coil ami streaked with the young green. The expect me to tend that imcumliater. I ladies switiddn round their long tails; ami tart tiatured Mrs Purse, somewhat blood of the new year leaped in the latte the very sight of the tiling. Site's and, golly, such good tilings to eat, ami found the light - determined to be free ■ iJoit qoetd dige&ttor perverted bv secretly rejoicing in her aud independent, and to make a new appette. woody veins and tingled iu the lender put in two dozen ilia's, ami lias hung a the ladies and gentlemens she acted out neighbor’s mi-fortune, the bringing shoots, where the sky shone so still and thermometer and fixed tiie hot water their liowiu aud serapin ami their Hirtin and better life for herself She felt.glad And health on both" down of a proud and stiff necked genera­ ng-in us Mie rose to the crest of the bill far over an illiniitablo distance, and the pipes, ami she thinks I 'll fuss with the as natural a.- life." tion. Agnes on the seat of tlu» market faint cawing of a crow was heard wav ami sa w her home, t he old, gray farm­ thing mid coax them chicks out of the "Ami what else did -Mrs. Blodgett cart, gui-bng the m»w obedient Selim up in the clouds Agues paced home shell.' say?" asked Agnes, her face quite crim­ house. ci owning a distant rise of ground was mor • beautiful than ever before wit ii t h«* great button'.,all spreading its j To assure both the above ends. under a broken sky by a l ough road used "Let Iter go her length."returned John son witli suppressed laughter Sbe drov“ slraight to tin* fruit ami vege­ S good, wholesome, paintable food is ' by the loggers, and through gaps ill the "Uh. mis- said I’liemy, waking up giant limL- above Nimbly the light witii his mouth full of cold potato table siallol Scalesaml .Markham, where and sha leinanded. It is next to impossible Cne trees saw the valley and Scrabble Hill and growing impressive, "she told packs / to present a sufficient variety of appe- “ Bingham is crania tomorrer to build a she liop( <1 to dispose of her load S e a le s roof I la* leafage ami the waving grass shining down beneath her in shifting chicken house It's all dumb golduru of lies, I know she did, now I've had a was a high (adored man. dapper ami neat tizing bills of fare for out meals with- patches of light whore a curtain oi clouds good look at yon She said yon was en­ in the ute.idows seemed sw. pi in great mt a liberal allowance of pastry and. nonsense aud a useless sqnunderiu of and rath( r overscenieil with bergamot chords bv the airy lingers of 'be wind released its rays tosphuter on rocks and money, but if site wants it site'll have it gaged to a young man, a dandy kind of ami hair oil to suit th * taste of his fawh- > )ther food in which xhortejp' young copses and sown fields. She ex­ a feller, that ail Hie girls wanted to ami tlie ver\ pmbllc> m i .e road were j required. How to'-.Jifrrfce crisp, sure if it breaks her neck Tain’t we j -U ionable lady customers Now he stepped beautiful a> they joyously reflected t.a» ulted iu Ihe sweet solitude aud the sense catch, and when your father failed up lie 5 healthful, digestible pastry has that shall s u f f e r Mahaly, keep your out in a spotless linen apron, a long pen light Stdiin j iced m < klv across the 5 . i /led the cooks. A difficulty in of freedom i-'or the first time in her just tnrned Ins hack on yon aud walked eye peeled Mebbo she'll git sick of the eil behind his ear, a red carnation in his bridge where lie had co • so m ar killing ’ ill uiod cooking in the past has been ' life the spring greeted her like a sister whole business before long aud conclude out as if lie wanted you most ways for buttonhole, smiling at the sight of Agnes liis mi-'.if.-s hi the n. ting, ami .John .il l Always tickle, never uniform, of her own age. who could comprehend to g e t iiim rieil your money, and then yon was disap­ Ransom iu the market cart The young •, nost unwholesome—lard has always i all her emotions. After ••xercisingSelim pointed lieeiiu.se he had shipped you, and Bums, w itii lus mouth fi.il of early din­ As Agnes sat by the tire in tiie keeping man bad never before dared to lift his ner. appeared at the door hitching up bis • >e»-n the bane of the cook and the in jumping ditches and fences until she room, wiii-t ■ the embers had grown a come np here to the farm to get your "U’/iot chii I do tor you, Miss Rontuniit” eyes to the face of the millionaire’s » obstacle t«» “good digestion.’ was tired, she rode Im in e iu a light •galln-u,' ’ glowing red ami tiie shadows a deep rich grief di'ownded and to live on Scrabble The Hsi.Jir.-iLUis and lettuce had been daughter, hut a little boldness .and fa­ drizzling raiti and gave orders to Burns Iliil. But 1 guess yon don't know that “ Well now it does beat all.” said be. brown, there came a liiuid knock on tiie tied in n e a i bundles ami packed miliarity might be pardoned now by .a noting bin’s demuro appearance. to harness him to the market cart tiie folks do balk about eaeli other most aw panel of the outer door that opened crates, which n -w tili -d the back of the girl in a m arket wagon. •YouTea reg lei b im i Rarev. I thought next morning at six, as she intended to fill, so Hint y o u can't kecpjj'-u.kerrackter directly to tiie tree air and a little foot­ wagon. Agues took her place on the “ Good morning, .Mi-s Agues —lie who one time on th e biud/e you was a reg’Ier drive into Littlefield with a load of as ill these p a i l s no wavs j-'dented lo path tricWing down through the grass to driver’s s» at and gathered up the reins never before bad ventured to breathe goiiei ami so did mot her.” paragtis and lettuce. e you, I’lieinyI ’liein y resume,r e s u u n i taking the lonely highway When Agnesopened with proh-sidonal adroit n o s . the name of Agnes. •Give him six quarts of oats.” said Burns took off his hat ami scratched breath, "because 1 Ihougi’f/jj./ i,/?as dif tiie door enough daylight still lingered “Get av.ay. Burns,” she cried, “and “Good morning. Mr. Seales.” returned Agti' s. puiting her favorite’s neck. “ Has his head as If to help the idea ill pene­ b l ent I l o i n . I he folks i'y; Z„/,,.i. but y ou to show tiie form of a young girl who give him bis bead!” 'Ibe whip was the young lady, with haughty delibera­ Phemv been weeding m the strawberry trating liis skull "lie ain't broke to ain't, only pin t ier and pleasanter spoken, stood on ihe door stone with a small grasped firmly in her hand and her eye tion patch?’ harness, miss. bundle in her hand tied tip in a yellow and witli nicer ways." comes now into popular was clear and c 10I. The young man turned a vivid brick T guess you'll fin.I she's purtv trifliu •Nev.-r was iu a harness in his life,' cotton handkerchief. Site was an over­ "W iiat ilid you expect to sec?" said “ If he kicks, said .John encouraging­ red up to the roots of his hair, the color favor as the new shorten­ answered Agnes carelesslv, "but it's grown child of twelve or fourteen, with Agues, curiously. and no account,” I' tiirned John as he ing—better than even the ly, “he’ll smash the wagon all to kin of faded grass. loped off to the b arn time he learned how to pull.’' reddislt locks, a thin, freckled face, a "Dunno," returned Phemy, looking best of lard witli none of ' dlin wood, for his legs are that snpph “What eati 1 do for you. Miss Ran­ Agnes strolled over to tin; garden and "And you mean to drive him the first noso painfully inclined to tilt heaven­ down at her ragged gloves, "unless it th e y ’d go through a steel plate.” som?” he said, suddenly straightening bird's objectionable quali­ time tomorrow morning?' ward. a broad month full of irregular was like one of them suecus ladies, all was disaj,pointed to find Phemy wasn't “He won't break the wagon until bo up a m i assuming his finest clerkly m an there Then sbe went to ber own room ties. A nd “Of course 1 do," turning her eyes on teeth, and a small, pointed chin. She spangles and gilt, that jumps through has broken me.” said Agnes with a smile tiers. ami on opening the door discovered it Burns in a way that shut him up and was dressed in an old ragged .straw hat hoops. 1 never see olio, but I've heard showing her pretty teeth, even as rows “ Yon can look at the vegetables in made him creep off to the stable, mut­ ami a faded pink calico gown, with a bit teil of ’em." tilled with apple blossoms arranged in of glistening white corn on the ear. the back ol' my wagon and see if it will (•Id cracked pitcher* and bowls. The COTTOLENE tering to himself. “Ef she breaks her of soiled liltle ribbon tied round tiie waist Agnes gave a little convulsive peal of “ The wagon’satnm g, miss, atul tho har­ suit you to buy them.” comes attended by both neck with herdtirn' recklessness it won't in what was intended for a coquettish laughter, lmt it was suddenly checked little chamber where ibe girl slept was ness. and I’ve put on tho curved bit. If Seales was glad lo retreat out of next to her own. Sbe pushed open the • APPETITE AND HEALTH." be my fault.'* bow Her flat chest was adorned with a as s ite looked at Phemy's downcast face, you can't hold him you can lei him run range of the young holy’s eye that made , door and saw Phemy Spence before How ihe girl managed to cow Burns green glass breastpin; her thin, scrawnv and feared she laid proved a sad disap­ till ti i e devil gets out of him There’s a him feel unaccountably like a whipped small piece of looking glass, turning her Grocers sell it all about. and make him perfectly submissive to brown arms protruded from elbow pointment to Hie child, who now got up d ea r piece of road a mile long this side of cur. In ad tliis way ami that, like a hen in her will the very first day of her arrival sleeves, and her hands were covered and began to move awkwardly toward Ba 1« 1 win’s.” However, revenge is sweet, and the quest of crumbs, as she tried the effect at the farm was a puzzle even to him. with dirty cotton gloves three sizes too tlio door Agnes nodded and motioned to John astute Mr Scales was determined to < ragged lace collar and the greed Mmle only by ?ei Perhaps it was the look of her clear eye. large and out at Hie lingers. "1 must he truilgin,” said she, "if I lo stand aside and gave Selim a light get the b»t : r of this proud girl if possi- i g| ss breastpin on her scrawny neck N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., , a look of natural command that made "W ant do you wish?" said Agnes, as 'low to reach tlio poor farm tonight, anil fillip with the whip on his glossy back, l»lc. What could a society child, a CHIC AOO.ttinRWl s talest., IIIISTIIN. . 1 him feel small and insignificant: some sin-stood lhere in the glimmering, un­ 1 hope yon won't get mad at me 'bout “Oh. Phemy.’ said Agnes reproach­ POKTI.IXB, ML. lie turned his angry eye on her, reared, mere fashionable butterfly, know about fully. “you are Here priukiug before tne Biich look- as In- remembered in her father, certain ligat eying tile si range figure on that stuff Miss Blodgett told." jumped, pranced and danced on his hind uiarh'et prices? gla-s when I hoped to find you weeding who had quelled a riot among tiie strik­ tile doorstep before her. "Ult," cried Agues, starting up, "you legs, made a ,-hort. quick turn with the “ h s fair grass.” said lie. as he came in tiie garden.” ers on one id' his railroads by his per­ I w a u l t o see Miss Ransom." can't go out again tonight. It's dark wagon back to the barn door, then, with around the wagon brushing his hands, Phemy colored under her freckles sonal power aud authority. Burns •I mil she " und rainy and you must stay here.” lowered head, rushed like a thunderbolt, of which he took excellent care; “ but of noticed that his wife, wlm generally car "Well. I never did." Tiie girl drew in Tiie girl east at iter a pathetic glance, •Don’t git mad,” said she breathlessly curving bis beautiful tied; and throwing coir’se you can't raise first class vegeta­ ‘1 know you couldn't jaw like .Miss ried the day in their matrimonial differ­ her breath sharply and let her pronii like a hungry, neglected dog looking up out bis legs in splendid style. bles on Scrabble Hill—soil too cold ami Blodgett if you tried 1 did weed most ences, had grown surprisingly meek as neat light liltle eyes roam ull over Miss iu a kind face. "1 don't 'low MissBurns "Look out!” shouted Agnes to Phemy summer's too short. I’ll give you eleven three hours; hope to,lie if I didn’t, and S u ch she crept in and out of the keeping room Ransom's fuco and figure, as a f.tsliioi a would like it," said she. "Miss Blodgett as she flashed through the gate ami be­ cents ilie bunch.” then my back come near breaking in with the tea things where .Miss Ransom lile woman eyes u new costuillo ou tlie lias toid all tlio neighbors that 1 a m a gan to tear down the little bill toasmall “ Thank yi»u.” said Agnes icily, as she two, and 1 UKuigbt I’d straighten up and was kneeling before the fireplace coax- form o f a rival. uo account, worthless, poor creatin' thut CONDENSED bridge t hat crossed Willow creek below cramped her wagon with great skill on gawk around a little, ami then it come ingsoinesticksof rather wet wood to kin­ "Come in." said Agnes gently, "and don't earn my salt," the sloping pasture and fringe of trees. the turn among the vehicles drawn up into my head to pick some apple blow dle to a blaze. Agues had I umamged out tell me why you wished to speak w itli “And you can work,” said Ague-, Mis. Burns bad run out bareheaded ami in front o f the market “The latest mu.-ing a moun ut. 1 want a liaml to down iu the orchard to trim your of the attic a pair of brass andirons over stood gazing as if transfixed with horror. quotation for asparagus of the quality 1 chamber. 1 wanted ter surprise ye, which she exulted as l eal antiques. Mrs. T iie girl entered like tin automaton, aud weed in tiie garden, and pick fruit, and “She’ll get killed,” she whispered, ami sell is fourteen cents.” and Scales, crest­ feed poultry Do you think you can do ami when 1 got down there in among the Burns had fully intended to call her by Aguesciosed ihodoorand lighted it lamp looked at John ami saw that be was fallen, saw her drive over to his rival. trees I see somethin a-movin and her first name. She had always spoken sucli tilings?" at the chimney. Her visitor sat down on quito pale uuder liis coat of Win, reflect­ Boggs, who bought her whole load aud a-shiftin around on tother side the feucu of the Ransom girls to her neighbors as "I can work like a house afire when 1 M e a t the nearest chair, tucked her feet as ing the color of ber own face. Phemy was glad to get it In less than half an next to th e piece of woods, ami ’twas if she enjoyed a close and familiar inti­ want lo," said she, a sudden (lush strik­ far under it its site could, protruded bad bid her face in her frock ami was hour, after doing a little shopping at man peekm through a hob; in a box with Makes an every-day convenience of an macy with the family of her wealthy ing up her sallow cheeks, “but when Ite r bony knees aud with her mouth (trmidiing down to shut out the dreadful L)ash aud Slocum's, the drapery store. a black Goth over bis head.” old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. employer. It was not the custom to I'm cuffed aud kicked and cussed all open followed witii a kind of feline at­ sight. Agues was spinning along the road on “A photographer.” said Agnes. Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest give handles to names on Scrabble Hill, day I'm party uoused'able mulish." tentiveness every movement tiie young “1 can’t look.” she mattered; “1 don’t the way to Scrabble Hill with a pretty •Yes. one o f them gimcracks. and I award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each anil now that Agnes was poor sbe felt "Well, "said Agnes impulsively, after lady made Agnes came and sat down (last to.” sum m money warming her pocket—the • knew be meant to take me in among the package makes two large pies. Avoid that she had no call to kotow musing for a moment. "I'll take you on near her Tiie girl was still painfully d’lie little bridge was without guards, liist money earned, so dear, so capti­ apple trees, ami I never had my pictur imitations— and insist on having the But since the tall girl laid taken pos­ trial, and if we got on well together yon abashed, but site warmed under an en­ : ave two rott< u logs crossing the ends of vating. so priceless, beyond any other tiik in all my days, and I was ashamed NONE SUCH brand. session at tiie farm, with her hazel eyes shall have a home here with me. 1'iu couraging smile the c r a z y planks The whole structure lucre that ever comes into the keeping of ot my old clothes and ragged bat.” speaking authority, the proud, young sure 1 snail like you better than a hoy if MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse. N. Y. "Well, now. wliy did you come here was about ten feet above the water ami man or woman When Agnes got upon “So you came in to put on your finery head set so superbly on her shoulders, anil wiiat is your name?" you are willing and obedient." a bed of irregular, sharp pointed rocks. the long, slow ascent atm mg the pines "I'd work my hands off for you," aud •Yes’um. I thought I wouldn’t like to the level sweep of her glance as if she "Tiie.v call me Plietny Spence, hut 1 “Why doii’L you run, John Burns?” and larches, where the sober blue sky be tuk without my joolry.” owned tiie world, Mrs. Burns had not don't know lioitt it's hein my real mime— then a great sob filled Phemy’s throat. said bis wile hoarsely “ You look as if could be seen topping the Wooded wall Mrs. Burns suddenly opened the door. Agnes laughed. “ Well then let us go CENTRAL MARKET ventured ou "Agnes.'’ not even in pri­ guess I Ham l got none. I was raised on you was froze stiff as au icicle.” that seemed to bound the world of her — Wo now have in Block sonic of th e— She had heal'd voices in A gues'part of and see if we can dud this picture man. vate with John, but bad confined her­ the poor farm, and Miss Blodgett took “ Wiiat good would it do?” muttered past, she took off her hat aud began to Come aud show me where you saw him. ’ self to the personal pronoun she. "She's me to mind baby anil do clturin. Sho Hie house aud made an excuse to come John, running the words all together in sing, letting ber voice out iu a note of in ami wind I lie clock. ami bareheaded she started with Phemy got a temper like a steel trap, 1 knoWShe agreed lo give me three months' selioolin his throat. young and courageous triumph, lor she down the slope of the liltle hill toward a has," whined Mrs. Burns, as she was every year and lo keep me clot lied up "W ell," said slie when sho returned to Phemy looked up for an instant. The felt happy alone in the old market cart BEST FLOUR tlio kib liiii. where John was drawing piece of woods that stretched lo the bor­ culling the bread lor John's supper. deecir and I liain't been lo school a day right hind wheel of the cart bung over as she had seldom felt iu her father’s ders of Willow creek. 'Phut over wan udllcd, (none but first clas* brunds). "1 guess she won't bite your head off,’' oil' Ids boo - preparatory lo bed. "Wiiat wl.u h we ure preputtd to sell ul (he VKRY LOW­ lioi tiad u new rag, only her old duds the stream, ami Sdim was prancing and line carriages. The breeze seemed laden “Gli, he’s gone,” cried the girl, clasp­ EST PttICEd, eur> burn I WAKUANTEI) to returned Burns, with his face buried in made over, and the baby was an awful do yon think is tiie Iasi wrinkle? Site's pawing the air as be backed down to de­ willi vague, delicious whispers as it uit or uiomy relunded. We alto have in stock gone and took on that shiftless Plietny ing her hand iu despair. “ Ef that ain’t lie Hi c-aI line ol the crash roller towel, after having per­ heavy load, and I hurt my back a-car- struction. They htdd their breath. Mrs breathed over the tops of the pines aud too mean for auythiug! Ami, miss, he formed his uhlutions at the kitchen sink. ryiu him, and she slapped me if I made Spence. Hie pooi'house girl, that lias rim Bums still clutched John's arm a hermit thrush was pouring out a rich away Hom Miss Blodgett, and Is goin was staudiu right there with his ma­ "We've got togive in to her so far as it's a complaint, and sometimes she took a Phemy's face was again buried iu lier stream of melody in the thickest depth chine, ami so nice lookin and genteel, Teas and Coffees her place to boss.hut sbe mustn't interfere big stick to me, and I had mostly pork to keep her lo weed and do chores Hi frock when she heard Burns say: “Jim- of the wood IN THE CITY. 1 place of ii hoy, and everybody knows though he hadn't uii a hiled shirt.” with our part of the house. It won't scraps ami mush to eat. so 1 thought I’d miny, she’s saved herself by a tight Selim look the long rise sprinkled “A what?’ said Agues. kill us to begin ami call her Miss Ran­ light but of there.'' stie’h a poor addlepated d ea l lire and as squeak. That’s as nervy a gal as ever 1 with “thank you ma’ams” most gal­ big a liar as ever stepped.' “A hiled siiirt; only flannels, with a We .DO NOT, Giverfa Prize som right away. No fam iliarity, sez I, This narrative wtts given iu a monot­ did set;.” lantly. aud as A g n e s gave Inin his head black ribbin round his neck. But he was U lih every pound,'but wo sell the Ttost Tea *an3 " N e v e r mind," said John, grimly but square deal, ami each one to toe the onous, dull tone, without stop or accent, Agnes had applied a smart cut to she wondered if she was always to live a jolly looker 1 can tell you, aud now I Gofiee for die money lo be had iu the city. Also a “give lie i all tile rope site w ants.” lull line of mark on her own line. We’ll keep to the words running together in a com­ Selim’s sensitive flesh, and the wild, ex­ on Scrabble llill, growing more aud more shall never haveniy pictur tuk, aud after ourselves and let her keep to herself pact mass. cited horse had sprung off the bridge First Class Groceries! practical, more and more shrewd as to Ld gone aud prinked and put on my best. Fancy ami Hotlkd Goods! No itiixin. She's just like the old man " S o you have run away,” said Agues, CHAPTER ill. into the mad. wrenching away a large the price of butter, eggs and garden 1 forgot to tell you Miss Blodgett was u born aristocrat." eying the little bundle which sho was Agnes was up at dawn in tiie pearly piece of the rotten log in his course. vegetables—learning rustic ways, how here this moruiu and scolded about me Fresh ami Corned Meats aud Vegetables Agnes hail knelt before the fire to toast Still feverishly clutching in her hand. young light o f a May tuorniug. Tin; “ .Mercy to me. what is she doin now?” to outwit the country folks who tried to lo Miss Burns, so 1 could bear her way OF ALL KINDS. her bread, and the glow was cast on her "I don't 'low as I've run away,” said shower had cleared and showed tiie apple cried .Mrs. Bums. “Would she dast to overreach her: learning to live without 1 down iu ihe garding. She said I was cheek and along the rich sheen of her orchards iu Ihe first pink flush of in­ fay ou tiie whip au thrush him within an Pbem.v.shuffling her feet uneasily under ini ic, so essential to her happiness; mean aud lazy aud tow. und the biggest PRESCOTT & DUNCAN, Proprietors. hair and the delicate outline of her pro­ tiie chair, "lor the poormaster when 1 cipient hlooui- 'i he big lilac bush iu inch of Ins fife?” without love, without art or social at­ eater she’d ever seen. Them was her «*Tclephone connection. 26 file. Il touched the little round tea table, was leav iti, sez Ito: ‘Pheme, if you don't front of tile keeping room window was “No,” said John, »rs to me she’s traction and charm, gradually growing very words.” and Phemy looked with a with its twisted legs and claw feet, and like to live with Miss Blodgett, you reddeniug its graceful clusters, ami a singin. Seems like 1 h . her voice way into old maidenhood among uncongenial kind of furtive eagerness at Agnes to see Mother Rollins’ squat tea service of needn't he bound. You kin go on pro eitippie bird fluttered about in the haste up above the rattle of iLe wheels. She’s people, with whom she had nothing in what effect they would produce. “Sin* quaint china. She drew up an old fash­ liasiium for six months. But Miss of constructing a nest for its young ones safe enough now if she gives him his common Then her thoughts flew to the said she was mighty glad to get shook ol The Best Place to But ioned cushioned rocking chair and made - Ldgett nearly scart tlio life out on me All tiie large aerial views opening from head uud keef>s in the road. But do se e old life that now had moved ofl to an me, and -lie wished you joy of bavin me u lovelier picture I here iu the gloaming when 1 -aid tlio work was too heavy ami Scrabble Hill were lightly veiled in a him tear as straight as au arrer. Whew! infinite perspective, She thought ol the 1 thought that after hearin that, miss, you with the rustic furnishings of the little, the leedin too light, aud yesterday site pale, violet haze. What grit that gal lias got—u regular grand marriage her ambitious, scheming uiit ’ tell me to trot to tiie poor farm .” --CZMENT-- odd shaped room, than she had ever give me a licliiu with a slick hig's my John Burns was mil iu the barn, fiat chip of the oid block.” aunt bad planned for her with young “No, you can stay with me, Phemy. if made in the splendid drawing room ut thumh, out iu tiie woodshed. 1 should nessing Selim lo the m arket cart witii “ Look.” d ie d Pheiuy from lier perch, Darcy, commonly called “ Lord” Darcy, you will try to do your best and are Oakwood. Wlieu the simple meal was just like to show you the wells she half suppressed mull c l ings and otijurga “she's stopped this bide of Baldwin's.” because of tiie inimisity of his Anglo­ truthful aud honest. 1 shall give you S. G. Prescott & Co.'s, over Agnes sat on without a light as the raised on my hack," aud io Miss Ran­ tions lo tin god of luck, for there was Sure enough Selim, as if magmtized by mania. young Darcy, of immense ex­ time to play, aud 1 shall try to teach you The t oal Deaiers dusk gathered und deepened. Without som’s horror tiie girl unfastened her more tiiau a vague foreboding in John's a will stronger than his own. had halted pectations, whose grandmothers, aunts, lo read ami write aud to speak correctly, moving from the chair she could look gown, pulled down the sleeve, showing mind that the rash girl would break lier shivering ill every limb, witli great uncles and cousins were all rich aud and to keep yourself neat, like a lady.” Tillson Warf far down the valley aud see a red streak that sh e was entirely devoid of under­ neck. The throughbred trembled in flecks of loam dripping from his lips ami childless, and were sure to make him The girl flung herself down on the ' eleiihuoe Connariion. iu the clearing sky, aud the winding wear, and revealed I hree ur four great every limb us he felt tho ignominious a ^learning lather covering his flanks iheir heir if he cultivated then good grouud like u mad creature aud began load, ami the bridge over the creek, the n d ridges furrowing her meager, bony harness of u cart horse thrown upon his that ran down his fetlocks and formed graces. The report was that Darcy’s to kiss the young lady’sshoes, mumbling hit is glimmering oft into the dark, uud a shoulders. satiu hack. He turned upon Burns an little puddles ou the grouud. Agues ma’ierual grandmother had commanded them with a passionate hunger. Widow Grey Cough Cure great lonely tree on the opposite rise of “Good heavens!" cried Agues, “what iiidiguant tiery eye a.- the latter gingerly was out of the wagon now, coaxing and him to marry Agues lUursom, ;u. l v»*nen “Get up this instuut,” cried Ague* Is Ferfeetiou Itself 1 4 THE ROCKLAND C TTE: TUESDAY DECEMBER 20, 1892

horrified. "Anybody would think you pent of her hurgnin with Phemy. She The young man looked e ,gh ly daze, tbat Bo wpll bp?ame hiB ,,Jln |)onfB stry's, three miles away." front of the lioiise. Burns, iti his old \ Cons. Bloilti. Ambrone Kills. had nothin or nobmly before to care die blindly worshiped Her neglected "1 came ba.-k from Europe as soon as , ,„r „ ,.1(.v„r " Who is that gliurl?" drawled Darcy, battered hat and with the odor of stable W. II. SI.IIVER XJI,,:.. about I never eee Hod. am! I ain't sure half savage nature, under a ray of kind­ 1 heard that you were no, — ! ske„.,lw , ...... ,1(.„r (>||, eying Phemy through his glass as she reek about him. was no respecter of per i “(Hi.” cried Atrm s with a great show there is one, or mobile I was too poor.and ness, blossomed out with surprising , the big button hall tree ami hits of sur- brought out a 111 tie table mid began to sons, lie was looking for his “young CONTRACTORS, missible for him to think of me way of vivacity, “yon are tin? ”7Ti". I rounding scenery Soon I l.ese vigor Tile dull, ball stupid look bail t rifles be­ spread it lor an improvised luncheon of boss," as lie called Agnes, and when he j . .. .Denlern In nil klndu of.... i who has Imm-h wandering about the field down here 1 loved a kitten once, and left her face, her eye bad grown brighter gan to adorn Mother Rollins' keeping strawberries and cream “She's eccen had found her ho delivered his message with a photographic eanieia. and chance Miss Blodgett drownded il io spite me S lid new life seemed Io tingle and glow room, being pinned against the wall twic: by Jove, deliciously eecentwic.." quite regardless of oeremony: " Holt, Lumber, Doors, Glazed Windows Nobialy was ever v ry kind to me. for I led you into the neighborhood of Scrabble in In r alinndaiit red tresses paper, lie had brought overall the lieW “She is a girl I have taken to help me miss, the grocer, has sent up from town BLINDS, GUTTERS, got more cuffs nor anything e ls e The When Agnes gave tier leave to plav H ill.” in fact, have partly adopted She was for all tlie strawberries we can ie, him magazines, .-mil they lay strewed about M«., l t l l i P*t„ B r o o k ly n , N . Y. beat me first if they do But you must and'('Used me ot hooking half u pin on be friends in disgnise.” tlie quarrel that preceded them since "Excuse me." said Agues, will, dig­ part of tlie iiusiness myself. Burns has always sp 'ak the truth to me. Phoiny " the cellar swing shelf, and I looked her lie lilt' d bis eyes to hers with a smile their firs, meeting They seemed like nity "I must go and see about the Inn all the work he can attend to at home •'I will. miss, if I d ie s l o r it " straight in the eye and says I. I didn't like a flash of sunlight. two happy children, forgetful of the past clieoii. for I am sure yon are all fam­ As I shall travel faster with Selim than “ W hereon earth are yon hound. Miss It was twilight again, and I’heiny had dolt hope to die if I did. Bill. I did, and regardless of the future, content ished.” Percy Fullnli had overheard the you can on Hie coach you will let me why n « W h e n kindled on the hearth a the of fat pine m is s . I look it ami ot it sittin down on a Ransom, if I may ask?” words and now darted forward to her take the lead to get out of your dust, with the sunshine ami deli, ions summer WILL YOU BOTHER wooil that snapped and crackled pleas stump in the orchard." To t he poor farm, ami incidentally ii of the present. Agues, in her brief visits aid. '"Do allow me to fetch out chairs,' she added, smiling archly over he, J antly ami cast fantastic lig h t s over the quest of tlie mnii who takes pictures to t() ber mother in town on market ,lav . he cried, and proceeded at once to make shoulder ns she tripped into tlie house. TO MAKE I J y O U ipnaint wall paper and wainscoting of satisfy my young friend here, who ur>* of the beat plea If was an enthusiastic devotee of the cam and us if be felt that a little audacity brighter, her liair more lustrous, slightly There was a quick moveiiiont behind you tiNc It Put up in QIhhr Jara and Rold every­ was seated in a low chair under the where. 40 era. But Percy was thousands of miles was necessary ut tins stage of the game great butlonhall, while Percy Fallon, filled and rounded the exquisite lines of her and a general titter. Agnes turned THORNDIKE A HIX. away across the sea. ami there was uooe (and to tell i lie truth, audacity was more near by, with his easel set up in the her form Teddy Darcy was not in the witli her face a celestial red, and saw casioii io think of him or to begin to hum native to him than confusion of face), shade of the house, was calmly dabbing habit of taking much trouble in love af that Percy Fallon had leaped iuto the his favorite song therein the twilight be seized the reins and boldly turned the away at a little sketch of some men load­ fail's. Imt he was so well eonvineed that cart and gathered up tlie reins. "Good- To drive him quite out empty pnnpkin shell.'' her pardon.’ was an old friend, and she went on to At that moment tlie lootings of a with her coffee cup in her hand, and up Frank Haydock approached him with “ It s a very good head, but you haven't “ 1 can’t. MissAgm-s, noway," and she hint that the young man was sometimes coach horn were heard. Uri the rise of the proached Fallon, who was lounging grave ceremony. "Allow mo to con learned bow to use it,," said Agnes, "and hung tier head. "She hates me and I afflicted with a mild and harmless form hill a few rods from the house appeared about rather disconsolately with his gratulate you, Darcy, on a very narrow the joints and hinges are a little rusty can't knuckle to her.” of dementia, in which he went about tho four horses at tached to a chocolate eol-| hands iu his pockets. “Those sketches escape. Agnes is a self willed girl, am! Wo shall soon get them oiled. Do you "B ut yon must.' said Agues severely. country wiih a photographic camera on ored coach, with yellow wheels and J of yours in the keeping room are perfect she is sure to lead any man she marriet know how io sew?" She had brought “Go straight or you shall not sit with his back. underbody The horses were beautiful gems," said she: “they turn tho quaint a pretty lively dance." b r e a d down the drapery parcels procured that me evenings 1 shall order Won to stay After that memorable drive Fallon bays, perfectly matched, and trotting old place into a bower of beauty." “Yes," said Darcy, still quite purple morning in Littlefield and her work- iu your own room." got iu the habit of strolling over to the together with a musical rythm. The i "Oil, by the way, Fallon," drawled with wrath. "I don’t approve of strong basket "I will. I will." cried Phemy, "‘though Scrabble Hill farm with singular punctu­ guard behind was in green ami yellow I Darcy, "what would you take for til minded women. A wile should alwuyi Phemy shook her head, and said with it’s like pnttin my hand in the fire." ality. His photographic art seemed livery of the correct English cut. | lot? I suppose you don’t object to turn look up to her husband as her mental Farmers, transparent candor: ' I can't sew lit to She ran into the kitchen, and Agues speedily to fall into ruinous desuetude, "Lord" Darcy sat on the box seat hand- a penny?" superior and iialnral guide. It look! he seen. Miss Blodgei said my sewin soon heard M rs . Burns'shrill tones pour­ except as it was practiced on M.ss Ran g ib e ribbons, and beside him Airs, j "More than you eouhl pay," said Fal­ deuced bad to see h e r take the bit lie Laborers, looked as if it was done with a crowbar." ing out vials of wrath. In a few min­ som and Phemy, on the Burns family, usom. draped in heavy widows' > lon, tinning on his heel. “ Thosesketches tween tier teeth.’ Team sters, Agues meant line had opened one of utes Phemy came in sobbing. the liotses and cows and hens. He took i s. B ind them were the sisters ol are no, for sale.” The drive to Littlefield settled Agnes Can find no better shoe than the the paper parcels, and revealed a roll of "Did’she promise to forgive you. Phe- a lively m l-r, t in the incubator, mid Agr.-s and her sister-ill-law, in fresh "1 should like to correct that chap’s destiny for life. Il was agreed that sh( pretty blue giugliain ami some white my?" when the fir-t chicks were hatched was spring eosl nines; Frank I Iayd-•:•!(, Willi | bad in,milers." said Darcy, turning to and Percy should live summers at the Bread Winner. cambric. "This is to make you a frock "Dimim," said Phemy, catching her filled wiih enthusiasm for tlie process by his fiddle case, and her two brothers, j Airs. Ransom. farm oil Scrabble Hill ami winters shoulu breath "I guess she thought I was and some aprons. Phemy. You are which they found their way into tin Charley and Will. "Agues.'' whispered the lady Io her migrate to his city quarters. Since then pretty green to tell on myself, when I Slade for Men .md Boys, from ••••ft, pliable stock; ragged and dirty, ami 1 don't suppose world, lie admired the new henhouse As the coach drew up before the grass i daughter. "1 am afraid Darev means to marriage Fallon has built a rustic studic in two styles, ra m ie s Balmoral and Congress," might h ive lied it out easy's nothin." with and without tap sole. you have change of clothes." and advised Agues to pro, ure turkeys be­ plot Agnes put down her work without pick a quarrel with Percy Fallon." down in the woods near the brook. For several days Phemy was under a AMOS P. TA PLEY & CO., Phemy.clasped her hands ami gave a cause they look well in a sketch, and geese embarrassment and stepped forward "Well, let him," returned the incor­ Phemy is still a very essential meinhei cloud The delightful intimacy with BOSTON, MASS. prolonged “Oh!” with her shaggy head because pos.-ilily the bird that lays the calmly to greet her guests. Her mother, rigible Agile-.. "I haven't any doubt as of the family One of Fallon's most A g n e s had been impaired by lectures bowed as if in a kind of dumb ecstasy, golden egg might be found among them. who was by no means an agile person, to who would win." famous pictures is called " I he Lit, I, which the girl pondered in her heart ilieii suddenly sin-prostrated herself on He even undertook the education of took some instants to descend tlie ladder, Frank Haydock, seeing the situation Nurse.' Il i,-p i uts a red hailed gir the floor like an Indian fakir before his Imt did le d love. However, she loved worshiping a baby asleep in its eradh Mass. Real Estate Co, Phemy, who advanced much faster ill and was rcce.ved in the arms of Agues, was a little strained, took his beloved 246 Washington St., Boston. idol, and began to shed kisses on the hem her young mistress with a passion that reading with him than under Miss Ran­ who kissed her affectionately; hut Mrs. violin out of its ease and began to tight­ ill the firelight in a quaint old parlor k n e w n o abatement, and the experience, of Agnes' dress. som's instruction. He advised her how I n t,sum's lynx eye had flashed on Percy en and tune the strings. "Come, Fal­ strongly suggestive of tlie keeping rooti "Get up," said the latter sharply, "and though unpleasant, was remedial. to get the best effects out of her tempest Fallon, where ho sat with his back to the lon." said he. "1 saw your banjo in there ut the farm. Phemy had not ceased to lament that try to behave yourself." of reddish hail", so that it might be in­ crowd, and continued tranquilly to daub on the table; let us play a few jigs for Titu KNI». Dividends Per Cent Phemy arose with meekness and con­ the "picture man” with his machine had troduced into u picture. away at the canvas before him. the girls to dance." apparently left Scrabble Hill before tak­ Iron llopoM. trition. "I forgot,” said she humbly. “1 Phemy was vaguely jealous of him "You sly, wicked girl,” she whispered The proposition was met with delight­ ing a view of her in her new blue ging­ Iron ropes will give entire Kntisfac | won’t do so yo more if it makes you and yet fascinated at the same time. Ho in her daughter's ear, “to think of your ed outcries on the part of the young IurvJdM in Central Real E state in grow ing cities. ham She looked out for him in all her tion. if o|>erated under proper eondi mad." had taken five photographs of her with keeping this from me; and here is Teddy women, and ill a trice the coffee cups Authorized Capltul, - S B ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 “ It don't make uni mild, as you say.” chases about the country, and at last her "joolry” on, and siie pinned them to Darcy more in love with yon than ever. tiona. wIjhti the work to be done ia not Capital paid in. - - - - 1.300,000 learned that he was hoarding at the and strawlierry dishes were hurried Agnes returned, coloring, "and, by the the wall of her bedroom in a row, and now He has recently inherited an immense away, and chairs moved back on the too heavy, but s; el ropes should be sub Surplus, • 100,000 way. that is a very unpleasant word—it McKinstrys, on a back road, about three sat contemplating them on the edge of fortune from his Uncle Bingham, a stiluted for iron when JightncM is re ORGANIZED IN 1SS5. miles from Scrabble Hill, in the direc greensward. Burns had cut the grass is foolish and silly and absurd: I may tho bed with her thin arms clasped crusty, miserly old bachelor, and bus that murniug, and the turf was smooth quired. or when a greater strength he Paid Dlvidendujof 6 per cent, per anti, tor 4} yeura tion of the poor farm. All that neigh­ comeH neci", v. tint object of suet Paid Dividends ot 7 per cent, per annum Mnce say almost wicked." round her knees. She speculated in u come to lay it at your feet along with and elastic to the feet. •July, 1890. borhood was Phemy’s native heath, and Plicniy looked as if she were trying hazy way on tlie cause of Air. Fallon’s his heart and hand." “Come, mother, you must open tho substitution being to decrease the weal Average Dividend slnoe organization over 6 per she yearned to go over there not only rather than reduce tho size of the rope cent |M*r annum. to swallow something big and hard that anomalous appearance at Scrabble Hill, Agnes lifted her lovely eyebrows, but bull with me," cried Will Ransom, and Surplus at cluzu of laH Usual year, over $100,000. to get her "pietnr" tuk," but to startle had lodged in her throat "I never had and at last it dawned upon her that he turned ut once to greet Air. Darcy, ua he led out the unwilling lady by main there should be no coiling or uncoiling and amaze the residents of the place by Sto< k offered for sule at SI OH per nhare. a dress like that," she said, half sobbing; was “courtin." She had heard of “court- be stood mopping his red face and force. The others paired off as they of wire rope like that of hemp. bin. th« splendor of her new apparel, to when not on a reel, should be rollet Send lo or cull at the office for inforinalian. "'•'iibver no new thing, only old clo’s as in"' before, but had never happened to surveying tho scene. could, Darcy taking Agnes, with a look which a lint with artificials hod now 8841 was made over—dark, humbly stuff. witness tlie phenomenon. If the artist "It’s what 1 call deuced pretty, Alisa of scornful triumph in the direction of upon the ground like a wheel io preveui DCD PCMT Pl 11 AXNLM, n et.to Miss Maple, at the pour farm, give me been added. At last, to satisfy her teas meant to take her young mistress away Agues, a wegiilar puwadise, and, as usual, Percy Fallon kinking. To preserve wir- rope itshouh ing. on a breezy afternoon late in May, I Lit llEH I tnvwrtoni. G uaranteed two sliiiiiinys. They was a sight too big from her sho would like to scratch his the serpent is present,” and he cast a "W ell. I never," said Airs Buras, he covered thoroughly with raw linseed twuiiM luai. Agnes and Phemy started on a pilgrim­ oil. mixed wim vegetable tar. such i for me, Imt now they are all wore out, eyes out. “Dear me," she said to herself, look at Percy Fallon’s back. “ It waa peeping round the corner of the house; 12 age io McKinstry and the poor farm mixture forming a protective surfaca W. RODMAN WINSLOW, and I ham’t a stitch on underneath but eying her queer face in the bit of look­ awfully eecentwic in you to come up "1 guess the folks that pass on the road 132 SASSAi; ST. (Vmidcrhllt lluildlnirh with .Selim harnessed to tho market which pre.MU ves i: from undue wear. a flannel petticut." ing glass, "every girl, if she’s good for here, but 1 love cccentwicily. I am oc- will think we've opened an insane asy­ \ r.U \ <)l< K < I T \ . wagon A delicious breeze from tile Engineer E-tubUnh- . .m l doing hudiiu?«K in (la« w muiic olli, t •• "You will have new underclothes,” something and ain't as humbly us a ceutwic myself." lum." bSiuv F. h IK77. For Ifi oi mm utiv«- vmith dividend!. west sent the clouds scudding and skur- ,- . . said Agnes, "and I want you to learn to hedge I eii,",'. has a him of her own. 1 A Mi < nil s Ih u UI«. rying overhead, and the roads were "Perhaps you are the angel with tbs Il was a pretty sight, though, themer sew on them. Sit down now and look wonder if I shall ever have a him of my sword, come to drive the invader out of A tiuudune for citwing rough and stony, crossed by brawling ry party led by Will and bis uuwillinj -.m gle at this fashion book to see bow you own.-' After studying her face some the garden," said the sister-in-law, why mother, who had been forced into tho heel! devised. An described, the c«dai wonld like Io have your frock made, and brooks, and coming on! ou solitary time in the glass she concluded it was farms where savage dogs flew out at was both flirtatious and pert fun, all jigging delightedly to the iii- bolts are steamed live hours, iheu rut then you must take your needle and very doubtful, and then she ran her through a trimmer, aft- r winch they gt them from lime houses, and hard times 'Deiiei d hard job," murmured Darcy, I spiling music. Phemy, determined not learn bow to lieni ami backstitch and tongue out and made a horrible grimace. surveying tho artist through his single to the cutting knife, a L uvy knife run s e e m e d io keep company with a poor to be excluded from the good lime, ROCKLAND TRUST CO. fell on a bit of cloth." But if there was what Phemy called eyeglass; "looks as if he had wegularly uiu g at stro t it ...... ■ soil But every foot of the way led whirled about., taking extraordinary 170 Phemy seized the fashion book in a 'coiirtiu business” going on between tho being cut oil wuh ea e .n ibis rate, com « ENTS buy n om, »*l the Stamps in the Stamp deeper and deeper into an euehuuted camped down for life." steps iu one corner of tho grass plat till tremble of eagerness, and with her el­ artist and Miss Ransom, it was con­ ing from the machine ahno.-t too rapidly Hyrtem (if D eporil in the HOCK L A N l> land of lovely blue hills and green val I link Haydock, meantime, tenderly j her hair was blown wildly about and her bows on her knees and her fingers run ducted on very peculiar lines. They ea ing his fiddle case, had gone over blue gingham stood out like a balloon. iu lacl. to In* counted. They are hot nut 5 '1 ItlJST COMPANY. leys lovely and sweet with much i T he HinmpM are «oid in denominattoiiM o f &, 10 through In-r thick liair, began to gloatou quarreled and spatted a good deal, so it to . 'Ion and given him a friendly re- ! steaming ami cut smooth, and are after waving grass and running water. At Darev, meantime, had found occasion and 25 cento, and are tu be panted in books piepar< d tba slim waist.ed ladies who looked so seemed to Phemy. and couldn't agree on ward lieateu the same a* other Hhingiea for the purpose. When u leaf is (-(Acred it amount* last, ou tlie edge of a broad meadow soiiu g slap slap ou on the the back. back. Tlie The two twu I I to draw Agues aside under the button- huughty and proud in their bewildering what they called art, with a big A, men re old cronies united by tho ar- 1 ball and to breath a few tender words It id claimed that the Hteuming dnvei lo $ I, which ts then deposited in the bank autf huts and gowns. She devoured them witli a clear brook marked by some no­ whatever that might mean. Then they bank account opened. ble elm trees, Phemy spied the top of a tistie sentiment. | into her ear. out all sap and prevents all liability ol It inculcates huhits of saving on the part of the with her eyes, ami at last littered agreui made up their differences with a merry warping; there is also no sawdust, henci young. A great succens wherever adopted. Call while umbrella above the wild roses "Awful glad to see you here on the in- "You are not in love with me, Mr. and gut lull particulars. sigh of joy laugh, and Miss Agnes sang an old bal­ no waste. The highest cut made m « and blossomed elders side track," whispered Frank. "You i Darcy,' said she, fixing her truthful, "Well," said Agnes, who had waited lad as she sat and sewed, with the front know 1 was always your friend at court, searching eyes on his face. "You are iu ten hours run is stated at 90,000. —Ne\i fl.pei- cciit liiterext will lie allow,*,I on patiently, "have yon sell led how you "That’s him!" she cried excitedly; door open and the sunshine and tresh York Sun. aepottlto. "that's the pictur’ maul Uh, oh, oh! Do 1 hope you have made your winitiugs be- ! love with a totally different person." would like to have it made?" air coming in nimbly, and bees and birds fore that saphead of a Darcy could get u i "And whom may it tie?" said Ransom, AGHXTri: Uo ck la m o —A- F. Orockott Co., "I guess, miss, with a long tail to it. stop the horse and let’s be took iu a flitting about, and the hills showing Guaranteed Tuba: dan. Donahu H vhm icane—T. W. Sullivan. group:' chance." j protesting against the imperious sus- W a r r e n —W'. O. Vinul. Unio n —H. L. Bobbins. a long tail is so hevingly." their pleasant faces, with tlie scent of "No," said Percy, witli a melancholy j piciou. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Bo ck po bt—fa. U. & 11. L. Shepherd. C am d en — '"Bui you can’t have a long tail, Agues’ face flushed, then turned scar- clover and honey dew and the peace Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, T. C. Atwlck. T iiu m a h to n - George H. Gardiner. lei. She hail just raised her whip, and smile, as he put by his brushes, "we talk J “If 1 bad a mirror, Air. Darcy, 1 could W a l d o b o r o —F. A. Ixjvon#aler. T en a n t’s riAB- Phemy; you are a little girl Such and restfulness of the country stretch­ of nothing here but incubating chickens, j show yon." Coughs, and Colds, upon this condition. U bob, Me .—W. E. Sheerer. V in a l h a v k n , M t — inadvertently she gave Selim a smart you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any !). 11. GlDbkn. 36 gowns are worn by Indies only when ing to an infinite distance. Fallon had the price of butter per pound, live geese I “ You are unfeeling, Aliss Ransom, they go into evening company.” cut over the back which the delicately brought his banjo, and sometimes ac­ Lung, Throat or Cheat trouble, and will use feathers, the best way to fatten turkeys, I outwageously unfeeling: and it’s deuced this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, “ W ill,” euiil Phemy, laying by the skiuued. high struug animal immediate­ companied Agues while she sang, for he ly resumed by shieing and jumping into whether it pays to keep pigs on the soil ; hard to be accused of loving myself bet- and experience no benefit, you may return ROCKLAND TRUST CO. book with a look of intense disappoint­ played with spirit. Then Burns and his in spile of the olfactory disgust, and how ’ ter tliun the dearest girl in the world." the hottie and have your money refunded. ment, “if 1 can’t have a long tail I don't tlie ditch. Phemy uttered a shrill scream wife would stand just round tho corner that only frightened him tlie mure, and to tell a good milk cow when you see1 “But why," asked Agues, witli a pecul- We oould not make this oiler did we not A . F. Cr o c k ett, President. care much how it's made." of tlie bouse listening to the concert. know that Dr King’s New Discovery could be K. A. Bu t l e r , Vlo- President. the "pictur' man"—who at that moment her. No love making, I assure you. 1 . lar little smile, "did you desert me at c . M. K a l l o c ii, Secretary. Mrs. Burns, an hour later, peeped in “Golly,” said John, wiping his brow, lliould ruin my chances if 1 ventured ou | the moment when it was generally sup- relied ou It never disappoints Trial bottles through a crack of the door and saw was sealed ou a campslool transferring “if that ain’t moot as good as a camp free at W H Kittredge’s Drug Store Large This Company transacts u general Hunkb.g Busi­ tlie likeness of the scenery to tho can­ that." | posed you were going to ask my hand in ness and dealt* in Bonds, Buuk Stock and o th ir Agnes sewing on the blue gingham und meetiu." size 50c|aud SI conservative iueornw securities. vas before him witli paint brush and Frank burst into a great laugh. 1 marriage—tlie very moment, too, as it iPliemy at her feet, her whole body tense Fallon, with his easy manners and A I.KADKB, Investors are respectfully Invited to cull aud in- with euergv as she pricked her forefinger colors—jumped up, knocked his easel "Agnes is a splendid girl," said he. happened when papa died a bankrupt, sped our line of securities before placing their geniality, had wormed himself iuto Hie “and worth waiting for, if she is a little I au'l we were sorely iu need of a kind, Since its first iutroduction, Electric Bitters money elsewhere. 8p the consistency of a nutmeg grater into the wild hedge and sprang over the has gained rapidly in popular favor, until Safe Heposit Hoxei to rent at V0, H7 trying to make a seam oil a bit of cotton regards of the Burns family. He some­ high headed ami self willed. She re ' helpful friend? and HI0 Her Year. 86 fence to the rescue. times smoked a pipe with the farmer, now it is clearly in the lead among pure me­ cloth. "Agnesi Miss Ransom I" ho cried, not quires most delicate and careful angling, "It wasn't my fault, Alias Rausoiu. I sitting ou a pile of logs behind the barn, dicinal tonics and alteratives—containing i "Did you ever," said she when she re­ kuowing that lie had uttered a word. but I'll bet you, Percy, twenty lo one swear it wasn’t. It was my grand- nothing which permits its use as a beverage ABSOLUTE PROTECTION. turned to the kit< lien, where John wa.t and talked so learnedly of top dressing that you'll land her yet." uiolher. She held tho purse string then, or intoxicant, ii is recognized as the best and THE CELEBRATED smoking a cob pipe by the kitchen cinin The wagon was on its beam ends, with Selim sliding down tin embankment on land and a rotation of crops that ho "No." said Percy,' shaking his head,"I and close enough, too, and she made a purest metlicino for all ailments of Stomach, uey preparatory to lied. "She’s look made slow John open his eyes and wink all tours lie seized the horse by the won't bet, for to tell you the honest wow about my attentions to you Uiaml Liver or Kidneys. It will cure Sick Head­ that poor, frowsy girl right in to ln r with surprise. Mrs. Burns thought she ache, Indigestion, Constipatiou, and drive Y O R K S A F E heart, and was too stuck up toliave Mi-s bit with a powerful baud and forced truth 1 think Darcy's chances at this mo- I mothers may lie troublesome old parties, had never seen such a pretty mannered meut ure la-lter than mine." but what are you going iodo when they Malaria from the system. Satisfaction guar­ FOB BALE BY Crab to Isiaid." him up mlo I he road, backing the wagon anteed with each bottle or the money will be "bet her have it out with the poor Until tile) slood on level ground. And man. Hu praised her form, and said lie "Too modest by half," said Frank, as have the whip hand of a fella? It’sdeue EPH. PERRY, would like to paint her as Andromeda refunded. Price only 50c. per buttle. Sold has’ girl," said lie sleepily. "She wouldn’t then, still keeping hold of tlie horse, he he strolled uway humming a little love edly unpleasant lo have your supplies At Ferry’s Steam llye House, 57H Muiii fat, chained to the rocks, and, although she by W. II. Kittredge. take no advice from us, and I don't pro­ took oil iiis hat and gravely bowed to ballad. cut off, even if you are head and ears iu pose to tiirow away any; but 1 gu-w Bucklen's Aunica Salvk. the confused young lady, who had drop hud not the slightest idea who Androm­ Fallon came forward now and greeted love with a gliurl. But now I am my she’ll find out, if slie lives long enough, eda was. she felt flattered by the cum- ped the reins and whose face was still the ladies and bowed to Darcy, who had own master. Uncle Jabez has. so to The Best Salve in the world tor Cuts, N e r v o u s M e n ’ that you can't make a silk pu’s out of a pliunnt, and declared Mr. Fallon to be a speak. Aliss Ransom, passed iu his Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheutu, Fever sow's car." ______covered with an ebiiing crimson Lie. uttaelied himself to Agues’ side, evident­ EXHAUSTED VITALITY. perfect gentleman. He seldom appeared ly with the design of staying there. checks." Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains, "Did you put yourself just then w ith Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively The error,, of Youth, Premature Decline. Lost Man- CHARIER IV. at Scrabble Hill until after Miss Ran­ "So am 1 my own mistress,’’ said Ag­ hood, aud all Disout.vs aud W e a k u e t o f Mum, from your white umbrella ou purpu.e to "Heavens,” said Mrs. Ransom, whis­ cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guar­ whatever oauhe, permanently ami privately cured sA som's return from market. Then he ues proudly, “and we stand on an exact homo. E x r a u r T ukatmant. No F ajj.i ke. Gousab A week or more had passed, wiih frighten skittish horses?" sho man *- d pering iu tier daughter’s disengage,] ear, anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money tatii-'n in or by totter. Addrera. Win. li. Parker, variations of sunshine and ram, and as to say at last. "I thought you w ra. in read to her. lounging ou the doorstep in “lie is uot staying here iu the house, is equality." and with this enigmatical refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For tale M .D., or the Penh ,

'TORN FROM THE JAWS OF DEATH. LIGHT AND AIRY. W heelcr’d Order to Shoot Mr. Belknap. PEN, CHISEL AND BRUSH. Tin -o was a strange incident in the FB EDR. SPEAR A Hard Struggle and Good Courage When I.ove Is Ynnng, room i f the honse committee on military There is a rumor that General Ix”.v W al­ A tender joiitlilet wrote wirnc verneleta affair* the other day. when General lace intends io write a book on Mexico. e q u a lity Saved Him From Laying Down To Ids girlet. pure and rare. Miss Kate Field does not like desk work. the Burden of Life. And in rhyme lie threw hfinselflrt Wliei ler, of Alabama, brought out an At her Hhocletu then and thnro. old i i-der book to show to Mr. Belknap, G iv e her a big, soft, easy chair, a quiet C O A L S I of Michigan, in which was the copy of hut cheerful corner and a good knee pad Ho Had Faith In th« Remedy That But a wily, worldly dndclet and she will jMiur out copy as if it were no Cured. Admired the pridI y girhd loo. the standing order that one Charles Bel- trouble. Tira only denier In Vra city who has nt the For ico cream in five cent platelets knap, of the Twenty-first Michigan in­ present tlmf The girl was very rich, ami i he young man sculptor, has gone to Paris to complete, the Freeman, who whs once a strong ami hearty man was poor, Imt honest. She liked him. but ol the western Confederate cuvalry. (Unequnlrd for Bmlthlng and Htenni purposes.) was taken to his hod with congestion of the lungs. one’s own Hresith*; hut Meere is a fln»i statues of Shakespeare for Chicago and that, was all. and he knew it. One night he The lent was empty. Alexander Hamilton for the Hamilton as SIO for S5. Also a Full Block of Eminent physicians were summoned at once, hut compensation for absence from home on this brightest and best of anniversa­ had been a little more tender than usual Young Belknap threw his lines to an soeiation of Brooklyn. He will he absent Wood, Hay, Straw, Lime, Hair, ho received no relief; he tried remedy after remedy “You are very rich,” he ventured. orderly, strode lioldlv in anti deliberate­ advertised to cure any throHt and lung disease, but ries in finding oneself in the streets of above five months, INVESTIGATE Brick, Sand. Drain Pipe, "Yes,” she replied frankly, *'I am worth ly pocketed all tin- dispatches and pa­ it waA the old Story over again, no benefit; nnd lie London on the eve o f C hrist inas, a spec­ Rosa B o n h e tir is still hard at work not Hj using ONE 1 EASt’OOXFUL.o a million dollars.” pers on the table. Mis very audacity withstanding her advanced age. Shelias Rosendale and Portland.Cement, was about to lay down the burden of life, when nt tator and a part of the great Christmas “And 1 am poor.” Three Crow Exlraets where Inst cam’*? the message from an ohl friend saying use tide of expectant, happy, smiling hu­ saved him. and not a man in all the Con­ just finished three small pictures—a cattk* two teaspoonfuls of anyo'ifc'J “ Yes.” piece, a study of a sleeping lioness anil an F I R E C L A Y . tlie old (tellable Widow Grey's Ralsam, the great manity flowing in counter currents “Will you marry me?” federate camp even thought to question other hraml are Cough anA Croup Cura. He did nnd after using through Bond street, llolborn. the him. Back lie rode with the dispatches, exipiisitc flock of Pyreuean sheep with ..sub required. ffiFL “ No.” their shepherd. C.IMNEY PIPE AND TOPS. five bottles costing him $1.25 lie walked once again Strand, and eddying and whirling “J thought von wouldn’t.” to unlimited applause and a captain's This pipe !■ made from Pure Fire Clay expressly a rugged mail. Mr. Freeman can bo consulted any around Charing Cross; nnd when, with “Then why did you ask me?” commission at seventeen. Then it was Robert Browning was apparently aware for chimneys, and Is the safest aud most durable of time at the works of the Rockland Lime Co , and “Oil, just, to see how a man feels when he that General Wheeler turned green and of the obscurity of some of his work, for any chimney pipe in ihe market. It aully put heart warmed with the glow reflected he will tell yolu w hat W idow G rey’s Balsam lias done loses a million.” And the girl smiled.— blue and white and red for rage, and ke says of “Ferishtah’s Fancies” in a np by any Intelligent person. from thousands of sparkling faces, to characti’ii^tie h tier. “I hope and believe for him. No'homo is complete without a bottle, Dei roit, Free Press. for six months his soldiers had orders to and only 25 \cents. Sold everywhere. Widow see this city of a million homes and a that one or two careful readings of the thousand churches blaze forth witli shoot Belknap if ever tie came within Family Safeguard Kerosene C i at Grey Medicine Co., Rockland Maine. (.citing Even. poem will make its sense clear enough.’’ Christmas lights from basement to roof, range again. Wheeler and Belknap are , Renan hail i he odd fashion in working F-L-0-UH> Wholesale. from chancel to bid fry, the mystic spell “I don’t care.” said the little girl who the best of friend: had not. been invited to the party; “I don't they serve on the | of piling a: mid him every imaginable ARK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. : ifi We have it, a hraml of, I I M il" of the anniversary becomes wondrous, care. 1 will get even with th e m ! ' And WHIP* commiiteo and delight in growing hook of n f. i nee before he began to write, •'•h.-? » sV-.v «•'<>»• «ia are plain, with carved In ChcHtnut, Stove, Egg: andj Broken Sires. sembling worshipers flecking park and A hh --ing on his head. long tumbled out of a hole in the ceiling And all the hading brands, Unmarked, unseen by mortal eye. green, you follow on, pause in God’s i nnd landed with a great thump just m Special sp iimx for serving an- new. They Lehigh^Coal But lift unmourn’d, lie went and will make ihe piices way Acre for a look at the old yew trees Bis laudhnh bemoan'd him ’cause ! front of the children’s seats. The teach* . have I its edge, swinging rapidly from side to your choice heNvren the hospitality of Ollenhac h. Ex change. POWDER AND BALL. [i.iad • ctc n * • ■I* •• <•' Hire*. • .: side so that the spectators screamed 81 Limerock St., Rockland. ------Norman hall and the festivities at some C O A I a p ^ T T f >»ld farmhouse where rhe Saxon dwells, A W inter’s Talc. with horror. However, in live minutes During the I- rnneo-f Jertnan w a r o f 187fi-l ()f all sizes, Cold, hitter cold: D UAa K »• M VX •, t , j hie then t’» the latter, for ( iiristmas is tin descent was aceomplished, the aero 250,000 victims were slain on the two sides. jskdiI.Mv \ - itiu l.l : . : • ii r T in w in te r u h id mint safely touching ground in the hut a play under ihe patronizing smiles Blows dow n hi l ro u t The Bl it i admiralty has decided not m ♦ - WOOD S’ii.’.n nt i of rank nml fashion, while in the soil- And up behind. street of Merzelina, near the Lione build any more guns weighing over fifty Long and fitted! for the stov«. Haiueii '.nd ”• imhed h-d home of the deseendant of 1 h e sita te fountain. tons. Rid p H. ».• an .. .. And wonder when The people surrounded tin* captain, Lime, Cement and Plastering Hair, i: . I 'elt or S') \« Hl you shall see t he greatest Uereulile. I he new French explosive, is T h e -nmmei* days so powerful that half a pound of it in a re­ C" ...... o f ( ; ,;!i an n iv ersaries eeh‘brating W ill. ome again. some of them even embracing him, and lOKocBurss, cmivihionb, r : i . ; r it when ho took refuge iu a carriage he pent test displaced a stone weighing thirty at tlv -cue hearth with the firs t o f M> - tons. Tender Feet p i j OC t u a a t t j sf-z e e x pagan festivals tas you saw them com- Is si ill in h o ck — was accompanied in triumph hv the Signo vinees— 'I he Dukeof < ’umhridge, as commander «**Prompt attention to orders by telephone oj meiiiorated at 1 he same morning altar) crowd. The balloon was carried uvei Make a person tired. Smart­ frhorw ise. What a shoekl the Yoiuero, where it fell into the woods in chief <•! the British army, has issued a aud ca h claiming the day in honor of Tho ticket’s all circular prohibiting commanding officers ing Feet. Sore Joints, Excessive No. 1 Camden St,. Rockland Me ?s nativity. In the midst of the felt' I have to show, ' of tho Duke of Salvi. who for some time from using piofatiily iu addressing their Sweat, are quickly cured by Bui 1 can’t wear r< iUK( d lo g i v e it lip. L o n d o n N e w s . where hospilalily reigns with gladness men. , IIKAI.ING WONUKR.” the enrols are heard without, and the That, don't, you know D etro it 1’ e Pl It is said t Imt President Carnot intends ■lo r *• • i;.' - wide open for the singers. .‘oiakeskin Neckties. to establish a new military order of merit (pm fert powder In they ir »p. and as they chant of a Wlml lie Learned. A w« *t side dealer iu rainbow hin-d which will be conferred on such officers as • vi .ii' b .rn this day in the eave of Harold—I went to school t >iis morning novelties f r the adornment of the mas­ are debarred from obtaining the cross of B< id. hem. ami of peace on earth, good culine nock has recently developed a the Legion of Iloimr. for the first time. Boston, Mass., Sept., 1892. will to man. the blazing yuh? log of Visitor—Really? Well, well! Andwhiit new thing in that line which may be The German army has a swimming the suu worshijiers illumines t he room do von know now that von didn’t know | come \ ry popular. This new scarf is school lor troops, where (-very one must “ I stand all day in a store, witii tidingsof s aree less import, tell­ he i o mad*' i."in t he dried skin of the rattle- learn to swim. The best, swimmers are and my feet used to pain me A t o . ing that mi this day the source of nil Harold -Twice two is eight.- Harper'- snake and makes a very handsome tie, able io eros-a slrcam of several hundred dreadfully. Comfort Powder A. F. Crockett yards’ width, wen when carrying their light ami life has emerged from th • Young 1*' oplv. although the effect is rat her start ling, relieved them so, I do not think — DEALKItR IN — clothing, rilft and amm unition. grave o f the winter solstice to break Ilow She Fell. as the rattles ami buttons are utilized of my feet at all," the icy hands of death ami restore to For firing dynamite or other high explo “ You should have heard me sing ‘Let for a searlpiii. sives in a shell aud from an ordinary gun E mma J. S m ith. man the fruetifyuig spring, file ripen­ Me Dream'last evening,” said the young The dealer says that he intends to it. is proposed to substitute for the cum F air H aven, C i .. Nov., ing summer a’ great dual iugtoti .Star. anniversary than in our modern r illn th e Size ol iluKehuUs. INTERESTING FACTS. Broken, Stove, Egg, soup ever uiHile. '1'iy one e:il»e. II, iliw Letter. America. is elegant. At all ttriiggists. “ D» Mi F vi 11 i: P lease ex c u se ,’’ lie w ro te, Nine men hud to hold a patient with COMFORT POWDER CO . Hartford, Conn. Price, 35 ets. Centuries before the shepherds There are counterfeit almonds. “ Tin hm ’i’ii d shortness of th o note. ropes the oil er day while a dose of med 1 C. S. SYKCti. 6«U»UtAMV. And Erunklin Coal. watched their lloek.-» on t he S\ riau hills Bui -i I ime to meat ion bisted of three pills, each the size of a water. Egyptian priests had traced the zodiac *1 . . . . I. and add (hat 1 The best cimmpagne corks cost about A. F. CROCKETT & CO La< , I • a -e sen d me some. Goodliy. hasehall, ami the patient was the hippo- ] Cases of Insanity in tlie heavens ami blazoned the 25th potamus C’aliph, in Central park, New seven ( t uts e u h. Crockett Block, of December as the day of the deliver­ lie signed his numo York, who w as suff<*ring from a stom The marriages of minors are C per cent, of From the Effects of ance of the sun from the darkness and Anu ■ Ji ii'U lo the football game. the whole number. North End, Rockland. Me —Harvard Lampoon. Itch ache. T ie medicine comprised 2.IMG bands of the winter solstice, and for grains of aloes and Ifi drops of croton There are more tlmu 700,000 houses in cent uries before t he light of < hrisiianitv the city of Loudon. “La Grippe" HU IteautHui Touch. oil, combined with linseed oil and gin burst forth fr o m the grotto of Bethle­ ger, and the pills were forced down C’a Hermetically sealed wine flasks have hem tin* fir* a lta rs of the O rient, the Mrs. Hoeiong Signor Klavierspiel, the been found iu Pompeii. Are Alarmingly Prevalent pianist, has siiL'h a beautiful touch, hasn’t liph’s throat with a (Kdiceman'a club. Min w heels of (o rm auy ami the yule be? Tin* patient s p edily recovered. Yauhee The oldest Egyptian monuments show SMOKE 1 3 0 logs o f Britain celebrated this day as Mr. Bobberly—Yes; lie touched me for Blade. that the saw was iu Use at least 1,000 years S uicides t h e re: u erect ion of nature from death five dollars in the conservatory a m inute B. C. S. G Prescott & Co unto life. Does it d e t r i i ’t from the ago.—Chicago News-Record. Bride und Groom Weigh 1,311 Founds. St \ugiisiiuc, Fla.. New York, and Sa­ beauty ami splendor of the Christian lem, Ma.->.. are l he only three cities in the Have In stock all slzus'of freefburntng From the same cause are an­ A curious sight at Cnion station was holiday that all nature joins in its liultullvo. that of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fal low as United S t a l e s that are older than Bostoii. nounced in every paper hosannahs to tha. infinite ami benign If you put a halfpenny in your box. ami Little Miss (siartiag l«»r a walk)- Mercy i they alighted from No. 4. They are the POKTLAMB DAILY PRESS. COAL Would you he rid of the an’ful effects Providence which heedctli the spar me, what will people think? largeht couple in the world, ami. bavin add thereto hv doiihling the am ount everv row’s fall and the sun in its course Little Brother Wot’s wrong now? lie'Lii married in Chicago, were on route week after t he first for filty-i wo weeks, nt Of tllo iJQviallt y. of Lu Grippe? L ittle Miss I forgot a u d put on my the end of the year the money box (if large with tin? saun* care and solicitude that to New Yotk ou a honeymoon trip. As The yeur 1898 will he m iuosF.hu porta ot LEHIGH COAL, proclaimed lr<»m the angelic skies of gloves before I left, t he bouse.— Good News. enough) will conlaiu £0.382.400,223,688 10s. There is but ONE SURE Mrs. Fal low w eighs lida ' i pounds am i as inieiebtuig puru fi iu th history of thim c.»L_ Bethlehem: 'Peace on eart h. good will I try.. The.World’s Fair, the political ^change Georges Creek Gumburland Coal, REMEDY 3 THAT NEVER < hribtiuuH Carol. her husband tips the beam at 025'a. it is to m an?” (iuo. W. Vax Dorm:. EXPOSITION ECHOES. now impending, and other current eventi 'will FAILS, viz. Our little Johnny bus begun necessary fur them to ride in a fruit car. he ot t>uch a nature that every citizen) should CHARCOAL. have a daily paper The fPoUTLiNDj Dail» All Provided I-or. IX-*' ' «ling good to he. No passengor ears in use have a door Mrs. Langtry will send to the Chicago All Sunday schools he used to shun. wide enough for either. — Pittsburg Fuksh has unrivalled facilities for meeting Clara iarranging the Christmas pres­ And now hu goes to three. exposition a doll three feet high, specially this want. Its advance' price is 60 cents t a ents) We’ll put m am m a’s p••arl neck­ Wushingiou Slur. 1 atador. modeled to resemble her in face and figure. month, or #6 a (earA which brings .IF-within WOOD! Mr. Stalate—So your sister keeps you 'l’he General Federation of Women’s icach oi all; it.hao the most completejsy.iom O f A I j X j TS-IJXJTJfe*. lace hen*. well supplied with pocket money, doe, for collecting local, state, national aud world We guarantee to CURE you Dora Ami Mabie’s diamond earrings J u s t R ig h t. Clubs is arranging for a federationexbihit; •die?' , news, and the latest and most approved facili* here. Travers—This overcoat seems pretty also fora day among the literary congresses. lies tor printing aud delivering that news to its Akron Sewer and Drain Pipe or REFUND your money. Tom m y— Clara -And George’sgohl watch here. tight uroupd the chest. Yes. The monsitr telescope which is to he one (atrous It leaves Fori lull d every morning hy UltOL'NI) TIL E Could we do more? Tailor When you have taken the money .Stalate—I presume you have to reudci of the great attractions of the World’s fair the earliest ‘traius, '.andJ by noon or evening Dora Ami lklif h’s diamond bracelets arrives at nearly every town in Maiue, Ibriug- ■for Uhtlejdraining Purposes All Orders I -w h a t shall we do w ith them*? uni of your pocket hiMik to pay for it, sir, it some little equivalent?'' at Paris in 11*00 will he of about the same promp ly tliled. Telephone eonm ution. will lit all right, ('luthier and Furnisher. ! ing news six hours uhcad of the Boston papers. psaber the place, r ISN'T IT WORTH A TRIAL? t.’lara bay them on the piano along- Tommy (yawning)—Oh. yes, 1 have tc dimensions as the Column Yendome. J be coming year it will be better thau sver be­ come tu ami yawn when visitors art tid e of papa's ( hrisim us card .—N. V The Columbian shield, which is being fore Weekly. I d .Meet a Long Fell Maul. staying too late. - Exchange. made in London for tin- Chicago exposi­ S. 0. PRESCOTT &COK Budweiser —Have you seen the new pis tion* is of silver, with panels in high relief TILLSON’S WHARF, Ifuik'xnd, M luc ARTHUR SHEA. Only loo Will io”. ealorial subaqueous camera? Duii’t l.migh ul Buys. representing scenes in connection with the THE MAINE STATE PttKSS, Bui'iboloiuay W hat’s it lor? Muses Day. of Bustun, begun lifts us a discovery of America by Columbus. J^AULOCH A. .m >. U H j , (ieiierous Six Year-Old Papa, there’s Practical Pluwibei. u pour little cripple next door that Budweiser- l'o photograph the big fish poor boy When u young inun ho wulkod A pampas phi me palate will be placed F'urtiohed at the rate o f >2.00 a year, is one of Wuler Closets, Bath Tubs und Water Fixtures bet that get away. Pittsburg Dispatch. Hom Bosluu lo Baliunoio in search oi iu the California building by Mrs. liar the best of weekly papers, eoutaming valuable L a w y e r s , up iu the best waoui-r. h asn ’t any u.-e of Ins arm s. I’d like to reading for the home aud (arm, besides a splen­ M MAIN MTU LET, ROCK LA N D . ME give him for a Christmas present wnne work. Finding none ho walked back rict W. R. Strong, of W hittier, Cal. did ie»u*oe of the news of the day . Agents for Germ ou Ameriuao Fire Insurance Oo Perfeelion iu Draiunge aud Ventilation. of the things 1 got last year A Trlbut* Iroiii u Siuiiil Suu. ugain. He finally obtained cinployincnl Everything about it, including the t h cora 8au ph- copies of both daily and weekly N. Y., und Washington Life Insuiause Co., N. Y- W'liem 'i i iny crib gel, bard and cold 44H Mulu bt., Oppo. 1 ludscv Huiim) Papa (with tears of parental pride in in a ropcwalk. winch by diligence and tions and furnishing, is to be mude ot furnished free upon application. ‘ 1 craal in papa’, bed. pampas, Lo represent this industry, which Address al 1'comluaoications, his eyes) So you shall, my boy -soyou Aud there 1 dud the ,u)ie,L a put mventivo ability bo transformed lull employs more than 2,out) men. women and PoMitaau FiaLisamo Go. Children Cry for Children Cry for shall! Give him that nice little drum lo right uu papa", bead. one of the largest cordagu factories in children. U7 K»change Bt., Pitcher’s Castorla. Pitcher’s Caatorla. Auut Mary sent you.—(.’hieago Tribune. the country. * . For t land,',M.» 1 6 THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1892.

and Herbert Kelcey are in the leading rolpH. aa usual The story is international LIGHT AND AIRY. in scene, ami the love element is prominent. The Knight nnil the Maid. P e o p le Tin- Bijou’s novelty is “A Society Fad,” It sue fell nut one autumn day© which aims to satirize certain social foi I saw a pretty maid©, An Extensive Stock ol Men's, Youths’ bins, such as tin* genealogical tree, the im­ Who gathered something by the wayo. pecunious lord, the private detective, t he Ami unto her I saide: parvcnue. the valet, etc. To say that thia 0. E. and Children’s Ready Made Clothing. “All nta’den faire, soe verio faire. is conventional “farce comedy.” with its Of o iler mnides beyond compare. .V '.a „ usual adjuncts of skirt dancing, topical In truth. I love thee passing well. T he N icest LitfV1 M ./A boiil;s. and contemporaneous slang, is to And this to thee 1 come to tell.” : 11 r*©n, I jff, P hiladelphia. Dec. —Frank Daniels O. E. BLACKINCTON. As the experience of former years Ststi'ioi/! n r-. -noit/s rorrtu (in, opened at the Park theater Monday night. , And mourned becauso his life <■ h’‘a[ht .w thty can la I ,' in a new farce comedy, which po<*-essed R o c k la n d . [as warned them that disappointm ent particular interest lor Philadelphians for Qfi-nv tdr-i bach, and i'll JorguA> J!.'!, two reasons- first, the alleged plot found Ho loved, feared, doubted, stc d and cried: “Alack: delay. We have a Large Inywhips "tmkcorhr of pA,n f ^ ’n birth in the brain of a Philadelphia news­ Past du.xsof pvare! 1 would 1 had ! back”' Qiv f r^oib on V’P'.'lirtAJ e/e to|,7( -ZK, paper man, .Mr. C. B. Clifford; second, jk, but the Low Prices at which ACT III. And b» a boy AgAm \ K *"' She jilted Idm. but still lie troubled on: “Oh, wo*, woe. wool Life's joy is past and. lave marked them, will soon re , gone!” ______-Life. Ihe variety. f - 3 5 R Tribute of I riemlsli ip. $ 5 0 0 0 . the manifold ami striking advantages Tim Professor—In some respects .Miss which Mi'iiiid i-nier into tin equipment of W hack st cr is a highly gift,ed young woman. Will In* given to any person (our em - 1 a si a t act re-- ' * * *♦♦♦»<>«•*■** At school, 1 remember, she excelled in ployos included) who can prove that , One might easily fancy her as of value inatliematics. In a large class of geometry any artificial Unvoting Is used to Impart the I in a stock • ompany, when-, in certain she was easily i he first. Fino Aroma fur which TRAISER’S strouglv marked ami dominant roles, she .Miss Laura Kajones—Yes, the dear girl A Week of Unusual Interest at should well display her technical skill and always was so—so angular, you know.— the Theaters. long experience for .Mis. B en* has been Exchange. ______.1 before the pul lie well nigh a quarter of a century. The termination of her tour is set 7 lie Decorative Mania. HARVARD! down for D« <•. in, in Brooklyn. She will On the wall haii < a dipper with ribbons all i io c . CIGAR I {< » e c iv p < l ADA REIMS'S LATEST SUCCESS. then have played here just four weeks, yet she had hoped to remain >ix inun'.hs. A coal bull been Handed stands on Ihe iloor. I (Union Labor) C ontrary to general rum or, there is no ' A crazy old teapot with gilt on the cover And wreaths of guy clothespins are over the is so justly celebrated, and an additional LIQUOR CURE CO. (*frs. Bernard-Heerc’s Painful Failure. prospect of a lawsuit in connection with door. S5OOO will be given lo any person (our Seahrooke’s Success in “The Isle oi her fiasco. Shu lias courageously bowed employes included) who can prove that Traie. lo the inevitable, and coinciding with her Some household utensil of Mildred's adorning. Naw Neckwear, Champagne*’—An Original Sardon Com­ er’s Harvard 10<* Cigar contains anything in manager’s views she has urged the imme­ ERANK DANIELS. Bedecked and ae-pangled, is found every edy at the Lyceum—Other Attractions. diate closure of the tour. It may lie said one of the characters is modeled after ex niche in. thcOlierhut L on g H avana T b a c c o W. V. HANSCCM. M. D.. Mayor Billy Sm ith, who is said to belong But the hand painted washboard is missing of the fluent quiiliiy, or is topped with ui.y. in her behalf, however, that her final work this morning. >EW YORK, Dec. in this cit y as Adrienne in Scribe’s “Adri- to more secret orders than any other per thing but :i Sumatra Wrapper. For 7.—It is a far cry For mamma is using it out in the kitchen. Sale by nil Dealers eime Lecouvreur” went far to remove the son* an,i *,as ol her claims to local fame, —Chicago Tribune. Medical Director. from the frivolity disagreeable impression caused by her col- ( onsequently ’he friends of Clifford ami H TRAISER <&. CO., M frs., Boston jl of modern farcetc Umbrellas, orless performance in those two wretched t,H* "dherents of Smith turned out in force Logical. tile polished ele and vulgar plays, “Lena Despard” and to greet "Dr .C u p id .” They greeted him ganee of old com “Ariane.” I ler Adrienne w as in most re hilariously ami ay the piny is a “ go.” “Why didn’t you congratulate young Treatment can be received at edv. The echo of Jenkins on his marriage?” spects an effect ive and careful inq rsona The plot hinges on the transfusion of blood the Office of Dr. Hanscom, at “T arn ra” had | lion, not always touching tlie true note of fro a the veins of a presumably healthy “I could not conscientiously do that—I scarce reused tc pathos, to be sure, but generally sympa man into those of asnmmer hotel keeper don’t know his wile.” Rockland, Me , who will be startle tlie modest j thetie and always intelligent. of the name of Mudge. An unscrupulous “Well, you might have wished her joy." Slippers, Etc. and loyal clien !j Our own .Mr. Harrigan lias “brushed the liiseipleof Hippocrates took the blood from “ I could not reasonably do th a t—I do pleased to furnish information tage of D aly’s dust of a dozen years” from “The Mullig.: u criminal, who had been formerly a Malay know Jenkins.’’—New York Herald. theater before, on Guards' Bail." Once more Ulin, Cordelia, P>>'a’v. '1 lie “new blood” proves entirely a Methods, Terms, Etc., that same stage. , Primrose. Piter, Lochni tiller ami thcotli too opulent in carbon lor Mudge, whose I’erlllu 'tf I’. S. upon application in person or —'»♦♦*♦#♦#**■■*» another ami aj ers of that merry guild whose song and moral and physical character undergo a J asked I’erilla would'she wed, better note was jest first drew coin of the realm into the complete metamorphosis—from tin' meek And lie replied to me, by letter. r w struck—the note1 H arrigan ami Hart box office are in active ami docile Mudge to the fierce, throat cut­ “1 -nil ly will.” Atid then I said: of romance and ot i ami lielighl fill evidence before u>. Hai t i ting, ship scut.t ling pirate—causing endless “Oh. .io>! Oh, ecstasy!” «r love. A fter all. it is to this uotethat .Mr. gan himself presents the least change. trouble in his family ami among his When on I’erilla hade me wait Daly’s audiences liaveever best responded. The drollery of Dan .Mulligan, his belliger friends. .Mr. Daniels did excellent work Till .'he had quite got t hroiigh. U m b re lla s They have turned from “A Test <’use” to I ent liveliness, his quaint dialect ami his as Mudge. Tin- piece was first. proophy arc exactly as they at. Rochester last week, and had a short it will not be u it Ii yon.' ami manifest relief, ami in the main tlieyi were in t he old Coniique days. The atnli but prosperous run there and in Buffalo. -Harper’s Magazine. have not been disappointed. ernes at Harrigan's have recognized their Mrs. Leslie (’after and Lottie Collins fo r To say that Sheridan Kuowlc gentle I Qj(j fr j,,I|(| w jt j, t,|w (l|,j warmi h. ami there div lc the honors at. the Walnut, and A Pleasant I.veiling Abend. play is sumpt uously framed u .Mr. Daly s | w il, |,e• noll()IK.ed need ofol auot ano, herlie play t here befor Francis Wilson is draw ing at the Broad. Mr. Liglnmind (coaxingly to Tommy)— stage -to say t iiat its persoi ges wear d« To Steamboats, 7'ralns, Weddings, Parties, springtim e. That is certain. Other current at 11 act ions are not notable. Did your sister say she was glad when you Funerals, Ktc., Prom pt attention given. lightful costumes in accurate designs Poor'Pony ii it’s place us t he mischiev Lillian R i-sell and “La Cigale” are ex­ told her I called ? Ladies and Gents. harmonious colors, is simply to say that Oils Tom in V V ., -.'all lias been li lied III I in pected at the Chestnut next week. Tommy (literally) .\*o. She said she First-cltiss Lively Horses, the best traditions of Daly’s have been revival by Dan ( ojlyer, who is no strange didn’t, expect anything else, today being faithfully observed. in the sixty odd CURIOUS CULLINGS. Friday ami the loth of the month.—Lx Fine ami Stylish Turn-outs. years during which “The Hunchback” has lia change. held a pluce on the American hoards per A merchant has been fined KM) marks in Buckboard and Barges for Summer Our stock of Umbrella.-, is unusually haps it has never before been so pictur Germany for using a Bible quoiaiioii to The Sad Days. Excursions and Picnics. esqtiely presented in most of its scenes. Id pi •deli: id Job! head an advertisement. When the leaves begin to turn large, with Handles in Silverine, The maimer of its performance at Daly’s in England many of the peasantry still In the grate a lire we burn: Prices Reasonable! Give Me a Call! Inin general intelligent ami animated, and When the robins homeward llv Gold. Horn anil Natural Wood. as becomes her reputation, no less tiiau t he plant lilt* hoiisi leek. “J lipiter’s heard.” mi I Tlmn the price of coal gets high; their house rS<.Is as a preventive against j When the summed roses lade M. FRANK DONOHUE, expectancy of her friends, Ada Rehan has Ml i >.f di M ulli: thunder, lightning am) evil spirits won anotherdistinguishedsuccessas Julia. ih .ir All our hold bills are paid. A Good Judge PARK STREET, CORNER UNION ST The alleetation of the society girl, tin* At Stockton in the-Forest. Yorkshire. And an 1 O L wo pen <«r*Telephoue uonnection. We can show some Wonderful England, is a pieee of laud called “Petti Till the birdlelH nest again! “baby stare,” the hoydei|ish rogiii-hnc-*. [ tueiils whe —New York Herald. Bargains in Fine Gloria Cloth the peculiaritics of gait ami the tricks of ! noted age. i •- ’ll, I.I.- Hl’,I.',! a.,"ol e™11 11 is 11,1,1 0,1 ll»' ' "IHlill,,,, of tobacco voice which have before this marked I Braham t o complete t he old charm tin . _ of providing a poor woman of the place illctfM Them! HORSES! and Union Silk Umbrellas. Miss Rehan’s impersomu ions of modern | rival may be s.-iid to Have been brilliant Iv every year with a new petticoat. always uses heroines have noplace in her Julia. To j successful Ji i> de-igued t.o follow 11 in At t he opening of the .Jalla Jernsalem Hojack—Slatistic.s show that the aver­ Trotters, Worker Saddle the aiiiazemeiit and admiration of hci | due course with other earlier plays from railway a curious Moslem rite was ob­ age height of tiie American woman is two public she lias completely seized upon tl.*' 1 larrigan’s pen. served Three sheep were slaughtered and incites greater than it was twenty-five FOR SALE OR EXCHANCE newer identity, aud her acting is at om e ‘ The new .Manhattan opera Imiise is this their blood besprinkled on the rails before years ago. syuipathetic. natural, graceful, ami at k devnted io comic opera. I'lie Isle of the first train was allowed to proceed upon Touidik Yes, they come higher, but wt ATkTHE LIVERV STABIE OF several moments even powerful. The Champagne,” a llippant rat her t han wit ty its journey. This superstit ious ceremony must have them.—New York Sun. * generation of newer theater goers will allair. Inn dressed elaborately, framed in hail for its object the scaring away of evil M, FRANK DONOHUE, judge I lit lire .Julias by Ada R. ban’s Those handsome scenery and distinctly aided by genu A Tragedy Narrowly Averted. Corne- Park anil Union Streetn. ]H older play pat roils, to whom Fanny Kemble tlie presence at (he bead of its cast of The Red Star steamship Rhyuland re “I’ll shoot myself, false m a i d h e said, W Tciej hone r« .: uecLlon. N e ck w e ar. is still a ble-sed memory, mu**1 pa\ Miss Thomas Q. Se.tbrookc. This you ng eoiut* cently had a curious run of ‘’elevens.'' She By jealous frenzy goaded. as it is Rehan tin* valuable compliment of favor diaii has had a wide and varied experiem e, made the voyage from Antwerp to New He placed the pistol to his head— able comparison. but Hems at I t-t to have found Ids true York in eleven days, eleven hours ami The weapon wasn’t loaded. Purest and Best. sphere eleven minutes Her average speed was -Chicago Tribune. Large invoice just received. If you 'I he music of the opera is by Gustave A. eleven miles an hour On (Jet. II she C. L. DUNNINC’S Kt-rker. ami the libretto is the joint. weacocks and guinea fowls scream ami luurry me unless 1 did.—Chicago New*. stronger thun triui site for severe eases. Prepared The Genuine Da# No Equal. 2W uiity, but the most friendly observe) turkeys gobble, and it quails make more onlylby BURNHAM KYK REMEDY CD., 2 Park 310 Main St., - Rockland. Me. adm itted that Mrs. Bee re does not mirabk skill and cure by Daniel Froh Record. BIItD CO., - Agents. man’s stock company. 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