;/ \ T he Courier-Gazette im rKI.ANIV GAZETTE ESTABLISHED 1SIU. i ^vtbtmetje.tn £ V o l . 3 .— N fav S e ih e s . ROCKL AND, MAINE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1884. Nt'MBER ■>. T H E COURIER-GAZETTE THE HEN STRIKE. of relief that wc announce the long-con The sail reports from the floods in the WAYSIDE GLANCES. tinued strike at an end. and hens rapid ly The H iiM iB Snow-Bailer. wist still continue. The fifth of this By PORTER & FULLER. It Is with a sigh of relief tllflt wc pen resuming their old time functions. The month dispatches nnnounetd that the If France will take the lottery with it, tlie the words that the In n strike is al an lirst tiling till- eonntry run tin is In give her W. O. FL't.LK It, ,lR., - • EDITOR first tilin g these s trikin g liens know the Mississippi tun, Ohio rivets tv illi lip it back Louisiana, end, and the pricti of their products will egg ta rifl' w ill he taken oil', anil they w ill tributaries wire rising rapidly. No soon he down to a point where an oc- | A MODERN PAPER. find themselves brought into competi espi-ei tl fears wt re tell, us sueli rising is Wendell Ihlllipi lilt lb. property utnon- casional egg drank in a glass of lemon- ■ tion w ith the pauper hens of Europe. an annual phenomenon. But as tlie dltloniilly to his wife. It onouiiteq to about a THE WORST POEM. ntle will not subject a man to ciitieism I f they know what, Is well w ith them, thus posed ami tlie depth ol water kept ipiaiter of a million dollars. ns a profligate squanderer of wealth and j they liatl best not carry these annual con constnr tlv increasing, fears of a flood Oldtown Ind ia n' have adopted roller skat On tlio next page of this paper we a hurtling illustration of the prodigal flicts with capital too far. They'll lie begun to be entertained. The waters ing. Shades o f Fennimore Cooper, think o f an print an anomolons assortment of son. The dearth that has prevailed in j waking up some morning to find them overflow ing the banka, soon flooded the Indian on roller skater' poetic woe that will be calculated to the direction of eggs, anil the corre selves infamous. low lying districts, and drove the unfor striko terror to tbe heart of tlio boldest. sponding ruling high prices, has been a j tunate inhabitants of tlie villages to the Tlie Cincinnati people sny it is had enough to We have printed the sixty-six contri lie drowned out Iiy a Hood, without having subject of much study upon the part ol The discovery of several gold anil upper stories o f th e ir houses. Soon tlie butions because we promised to. though political economists. The tecent agi- j W ill S. Hays writp a |mein almut I1. silver pieces on tlie shores at W inthrop, 'larger cities were submerged. Wednes when wo made that promise, we sup tation among the hens was plainly the Mass., has aroused belief in the vicin ity day then- was seventy feet of water in There nre now only 100 Modor Indians posed a dozen nr so nt tbe outside would outgrowth of the labor fermentation that lliata portion of Itie veritable hid treasure tilt! liver ut Cincinnati. The rush of alive, which is only atmnt enniigh to keep the be tbe lim it. But as a curiosity, and to has been apparent till over the country. o f tlie late fomented ('apt. Kidd Inis Water through the streets of some of tho C. S. army busy for a ycur an,I a half. show w h at can bu perpetrated in the Laborers in all brnnehos of production conic lo lig h t. This lends a great variety c it’es was so strong that boats, laden w ith name of poetry, we resign tbe space. have been u n itin g against capital, anil Fred Curtis o f Sail Francisco, aged 17. lias of Individuals to go poking about the provisions for the imprisoned people, Our readers w ill not find tbe poems un strikes Ititvfl been o f frequent occurrence. married a widow o f 13. 3 I1.1t Is good—first- shores w ith shovels ami picks, hut ns yet could with difficulty make head against interesting— many of them are re I t was the logical scquenco o f such an Y01 so SiM i'Ktxs.—"There goes old John rate. We hope she won’t let him smoke no fabulous riches have been discovered. son. Ila ' lu ll sec me anil h im ." the current. Steamers ply from place to elgnrets. markably cute and bright. We hope abnormal state of affairs that .a feeling of We warn tlteso searchers alter t.rensure plaee in the city, and the people tin their this w ill suffice for a season. We are (llsqnietudo should become nrousod tllflt they are only getting their labor for trailing in barges. Newport, Ivy, is over Mary Anderson is said liv a lavndon critie often in receipt of poems of varying nmong the liens. And it is not to be J to have "a pretty niique and svelte figure." tlioir pains. It is a well-known fact, flowed anti houses, their underpinning order of merit which with tears in out- wondered at. when a hen sees a man 1 T ills may lie so, o f course, lint can die critic indisputably settled, that should they in crumbling away, topple over into tlie eyes we are forced to decline. Having prove i t : loafing about 011 grocery-store barrels, digging conic to strike the pick against waters. ( ,'incinnati has no gas ami dark given all such a chance in this contest, Now expect tniieliiiic made biographies ot ttiitl hanging negligently over a fence, a substance that gave forth a hollow* ness is added lo tlie other terrors. At ought we not in mercy lo be spared for a Wendell Phillips. The first one is already in while his wife is musically scraping the metallic sound, anil further digging Portsmouth. ()., the lined is five feet long, long season? Friends. Romans bottom of the flour-barrel, because he lire field, forerunner nl scores of others, all of should disclose a mysterious rusted’ring, higher Ilian ever before known. The equal unreliability. and nnutteur i«>ets, lend us your ears. would rather lo af than w o rk for less just as they would go to lift out the iron- corn and liny crop in the Scioto valley is than union wages, that she becomes bound casket, they would he startled by ruined. Latest I eports indicate that tl c Hoyt o f the B oston/ ’».<( Inis written a play THE BARON COMPETES. seized w ith a feeling o f dissatisfaction, palled 'The Bag B aby." Oh it w ill draw—it a terrific noise, their lanterns would he lower tributaries of the Mississippi and ami goes grtinildingly about hor arduous will draw. A tushy that Isn't all holler will extinguished, and themselves rolled Ohio, the Tennessee, Arkansas, Bed, etc., Wc were somewhat astounded, two prove a success anywhere. egg producing avocation. “ Why," she over anti over w ith great violence, anti the are rising rapidly. At Pine Bluff, Ark., days ago, at receiving from our old and argues, "if a man can live without work next day they would find the hole they the plantations ate all submerged. Tlie Where is that Garfield monument ? The, long trusted friend Alfred Tennyson, the ing, cannot I?” Then she begins hint had dug, hut no ring or iron chest. It Bed R iver is rising and the flood has only thing that equals Ihe spontaneousness delicate poetical contribution which ap ing Iter thoughts to the lien 011 the next always turns out that way. It is a covered the hanks for many miles and with whleh this country proposes a monu pears below. We say astounded, be ment is the uuunimous eordiuliiy with which nest, and tlio result is that they force clearly established fact, or ought to he, tlie homes of hundreds are flooded. cause, long as we have been acquainted it isu t built. back tin; hitherto half shed egg, and go that all piratically buried treasure is Live stoek is drowning in large numbers, with Al, and poor as we have known cncklingand whoopingabout among their guarded by the ghost o f a sailor who was and unless relief is scut sooa, the loss of One o f the charges against a California much of Ilis verse in late years to be, it friends and neighbors that the thing has O j.ii J oiixsox,—"F o ' tic Inn' sake who judge is that of frivolity, and tlie specification executed on the spot when the valuables tiling tlat cake o' Ice!” life w ill he great. The Tennessee is never occurred to us th a t he would care gone far enough, and now is tlio time for is Unit he puts liis hair in papers every night, were interred. It is therefore nothing pouring a great flood into the Ohio. The woman fashion, to make It earl when lie is on to enter the lists in competition for such them to everlastingly assert tlio heaven- less titan m ail fo lly for one to expect suffering among the refugees in the hills ihe bench next day. n paltry am ount as three dollars, to say bought privileges guaranteed them by ever to lay hands o f possession on such is increasing, and provisions and fuel art- nothing about the ignominy that would The report that V ictor lin g o is the best King Ilcn-ry Egg-mont VIII. Tlio wealth. There may Ito those who afi'eet giving out. Many of thu smaller towns inevitably attach to his name were he to talker in Faris is emphatically denied by a step from this outbreak to a positive re to sneer at ghosts; but such would wc arc completely under water. Great des he successful. But there are many nunciation of till obligations is rapid. Rockland man, who says he once culled on tlie point to the fact that none of 1 bis spec titution prevails and help of all kinds is great republican, and that he couldn't under things about our friend that recently Mass meetings arc belt! on tlio fragrant tra lly guarded property ever lias been pouring in from diffelcnt cities ami states, stand a word tlie Frenchman said. havo astonished us, if not caused us ab Olympus behind the barn, anti fiery successfully brought to light. That is A concert for the benefit of the lined solute pain, and we do not know ns we speeches and detonating resolutions nre an argum ent that it is useless to butt the sufferers given at Music Hall, Cincinnati, Two Yonkers, N. Y ., men are engaged ill a should feel surprised at this latest freak. delivered that are enough to ni.ake the linked.bean contest. They eat three pounds a I eatl against. Sunday, by Abbey’s opera company, pro day, and tlie one who holds out longest wins a When a poet has to all intents and pur biggest tub turn pail. Too long, the ------duced the gross sum of $7,(ill. Miss prize 01 fifty dollars. To some men life is one poses retired from business, he is apt to liens affirm , have th e ir necks been A somowhat singular libel ease has Nilsnn sung for an encore, "Give me a unending round of wild and giddy dissi find the days dragging, and to seek re ground beneath tile iron heel of despotic just been settled at P lym outh, Mass., the penny,” and I In n taking a basket and pation. lief nt times in some trifling exhibition oppression. For years they have gone outgrow th o f the more or less pleasing assisted by E calclii and others of the com Quern V ictoria writes us that she is quite of genius. We are glad, though, that on with patient regularity, squeezing novel known as “ Cape Cod Folks.” The pany passed through tlie aisles and took anxious to secure some good canvassers lo sell these verses reached 11s after tile polls out the soft-boiled egg day by day, and writer of this book, Miss Sally McLean, up a collection of nearly $1,100. tier new book in this country. She w ill allow were closed, for it prevents their enter their only reward has been— what? A sojourned on ( 'ape Coil for a season in ------«♦»------twenty per cent on a ll sales. Book agents out ing into competition for tlio prize—and handful of corn, a bit of nerveless swill, the tender guise of a sehool-marm, tbe A Boston liquor dealer told a corres of employment will do well to drop Mis. indeed we think it would hardly have license to tlig their own worms. Out Wettin a postal card. experiences and observations of which pondent of the Biddeford Jou rn a l that been just to our nmnleur contribu upon sueli pay. Do they ever have season were afterwards incorporated in lie shipped more liquor to Maine (him to Tlie author of "Bread Winners'' wiites tors to adm it a professional of such high halt? Never! There arc a few hens, this hook. Tlie girl was very fresh in any other New England stale, except Century that he doesn't dare acknowledge his rank into tlio contest. But there w ill bo base, low down hens w ith no sp irit, who the novel business, however, and she Massachusetts. His largest sales, lie identity as it would afi'eet his business stand no harm in printing the poem here. In acknowledge that they get along very ing. We don't see why lie Is so nervous, lie committed the error of using real names said, were made in Bangor, Portland, tru th we are very glad to do so, seeing well on what is given them, and that lias written tlie inosi-ialkcd-of hook o f the of persons she had met, anti of depicting Biddeford, Augusta and Belfast, in Ihe that wo are thus enabled to give our they do have fish once in a while, but decade and he has no reason to lie ashamed o f their characteristics with a faithfulness order named. In Bangor there was tlio it, either, t'niue forth, man, aud let yourself readers tlie Baron’s latest poetical pro they are laughed to scorn by their fiercer that admitted of no doubt as to whom utmost freedom in the triiflie, nobody tic known. duction , and which is in every way the companions, who call them names, she intended to describe. The upshot interfering aud goods being sent uncon equal of one of his poems for which a anti taunt litem with having 110 spirit, was several libel suits, promptly brought A llocklnud woman was Isinsting the other cealed. evening o f Iter rare coolness and alinormal well-known Boston paper recently paid anti jam them off the roost, anil on favor- by tlio indignant and unofl'entling We have a handsome trade w iili Bangor. nerve. The next day as slip was looking in a him a thousand dollars. We count our aide opportunities scratch mud on them. Forty saloons buy regularly o f us. We semi country people who bail furnished food store-window at a chuiee tilin g in ham lairgs, a selves as particularly fortunate in this better liquor to Bangor than lo anv city ill A ll this o f course has the efleet o f sadly for Miss McLean’s callow pen. A num Maine, that is, to the trade. Belfasi takes a strange dog incidentally poked his cold nose respect: interfering witii the domestic economy ber of tlio suits fell through, hut one, good deal o f nun —more Medford nun titan against her bare hand, aud she jumped and ALiiwourii, Svitnv, E xg i.a.x h , whiskey mid gin combined, poor nun, loo. Il of the hennery, and the supply of eggs that of Lorenzo Nightingale, was forced veiled so loud that she shook oil a pound aud Fell. 1, 188-1. gis-s by bout, mostly. Tlie three hotel there suffers. The liens who tire on tile strike to trial. This plaintiff in tlie novel liatl buy 11 good deni of rum in 11 year. Bangor a h alf o f excellent back hair. M v D e a r F .N o ticin g your oiler of three lakes the most beer mid tin- most good whis put their hands in their pockets and been described as a “ cham pion-fiddler, dollars tor a poor poetn, 1 beg to hand you the key; Biddeford the most poor whiskey mid ihe Tlie Russian journal Siberia announces lounge about the sunny southern ex inventor, whale fisher, cranberry picker least beer; Aiigusla buys a lair gnu le o f liquor, enclosed. It is constructed, you will notice, aud is purtiul to whiskey ; Belfast is sun k 011 Unit on a visit ju st made Iiy tlie governor upon the plan o f the verses I recently sold posures, anti ttilk about going to eon- anti potato-bugger.” Rather rough was rum , mid in the summer gets away with a big general In tile prisons at Tomsk this high I'ouM's Companion for $1000, and indeed I gross. Occasionally their former em th :it on the young man, especially the W ith more results. lot o f it; Portland buys very good liquors, and fiiuclionury was pic-cuicd with 300 pcliiions •onsider them in a measure superior to that 1 lie town o f Oldtown iiivs over them nil in gin. ployer comes out and stirs them up with potato-hugger. No man likes to he We send more gin to Oldtnwn than wc do to contesting the legality of the detention of (tort. 1 think you w ill notice that these are tlie petitioners. Tin- complaints o f 200 out of a stick, hut it doesn’t do any good. called a (Kitato hugger, especially in any oilier three places in Maine. We have nr more impossible and vague. I f in case this eleven regular customers there. They grumble anil cackle and growl all the 3IKI submitted have Isen declared Iiy the ,vins the prize—as I've no doubt It w ill do— print. Niglitiugale was awarded $1095 The loquacious denier makes no men governor general to lie well founded, and tlie day long, anil talk about what they will dcise rem it by postal note to address below. damages, which wasn't so bail, and pioh- tion of Rockland, hut perhaps lie isn't writers huve been liberated. T ills iiu-ident Faithfully, do with their advanced wages when they ubly is more money than he ever made so fortunate ns to have any of this city's furnishes a sad proof o f ihe waul o f penal le- 11a m ix T enxysox D 'E y x c u iiit , get them. A few of the hens, the old by till his accomplishments, potato-hug foriu in Russia, where, as in Ibis instance, ‘.'00 (Otherwise known as trade. We are led to believe that there fogies, you know , refuse to jo in the ging included. But Hits seems lo estab iiiifortunutc peisous huve been illegally de Alfred Tennyson, l’oet, is some liquor sold here, though if we loafers, anti plot! steadily ahead w ith tained, and their liberty dependent upon the 1). C. I.., F. II. 8.1 lish tlie principle that authors musii't are mistaken wo beg to be corrected. eusual visit o f a new govei nor general. their painstaking occupation of exuding E AR LY SPUING. use a person's real name in a w ork of eggs without busting tlie shells. They 1. fiction. Characteristics may lie cm- Comptroller Knox lias published a A I10I1I hoy w itii eleven wans on one laind I wish I was a girl, are tho objects of the unbounded eon- ployed with unswerving faithfulness, so dashed rxeitediy up to a poli, clean ilie other (1 tra l-la luo, long statement touching the failure of tempt of the strikers, who treat them 1 tlmt a nation may know just who is day, with the information that two sailors had VYi’il skip the red-plowed hills, the Pacific Bank mid his official action Would no- and you; witii all manner of contumely anil tie- ! ,„eaat to I10J carientured, hut so long as been in a light on board a vessel at the wharf, 'flie boss-llh s have their wills in that connection, lie says the ipies- Aud lawyers tou. risively allude lo them as women. But 1 the character is labeled with a fictitious and one laid shot the oilie r in the chest. The tioa both as to the responsibility of the polli’t 111:01 spil oil liis hands, lore down lo Ihe the strikers gel thu benefit of tlio in -1 name, tho law is safely cleared. That is, stockholders ami directors w ill lie decid scene of Ihe tragedy, and found a iimun-tai'iil A sweetsoine Boston girl, I o bluest glasses, dustrious liens’ labors, however, and as a Plymouth County jury interprets ed by tlie courts, and the stockholders tar liusilv engaged in picking a bullet out tlie 10 Webster's unabridged never fail lo lie around al meal-time to side o f his wooden k it “ Sliot ill tlie chest, Presses sweet grasses, the law. have unjust ground of complaint against Aud over tlie garden wall partake heartily of the food which the was y e s a id tlie policeman, with a sickly Young Guppv passes. the comptroller, nor ground for any labor o f the w o rkin g liens has earned. Thn new tarifl'bill, introduced in the attempt ill u smile. I In n lie lucked can fully congressional action, as the payment o f down o lf tlie vessel, ami for live hours might 111. If it wasn't that a few liens in such oc bouse of repi'cscnlatives by Mr. M orri 11 for sequestered lose, these assessments, rendered necessary by lia ic been spell iu diis liio u s ii looking up and The rock's eold gray. casions were true to their momentous son, ebairman of thu committee un ways tho mismanagement of the bank, though down ihe street after u hoy with eleven waits <1 George, looks down and up For a dollar a day ; trust, the dearth of eggs would become and means, provides among other things grievous to them, is pun ly a question of Oil out' hand. But lie didn't find him. .Stand out the beer, dear friend, too grievous to lie borne, and we should that lime shall lie put on tho free list. Aud I will pay. law. see strong men shrieking madly up ami This will bring tliegieal lime center of «♦» Ilaiuum 's car for his while elephant is de IV. dow n the land for an egg—ju st one egg to this vicinity into direct competition Hon. Win. L. Putnam of Portland scribed as eclipsing anything in th e c u rliu c Till on lliy chuckle bead, ever la iilt, aud is sixty feel lung. A white ex Tliou twiiikliiig bud, press to their feverish lips anil save them with our neighbors of tho provinces. has been appointed a-sneiate justice head care desponding sinks, terior, mirrors bordered with crystals amt You lose your cud . from destruction. I t is lo this fa ith fu l few Wu hardly think this would he a state by tlie governor to supply the plaee I precious stones, heavy carvings thick with Tbe floors of skating rinks Are strewn with tnud. that the community owes its stability, 1 of tilings to create enthusiasm. There rendered vacant by Judge Sy:iioi..,»’ braieii gold, marbles ill alto ielieve and metal for by their persistence in right doing j is little enough prolil now in the lime resignation. The governor al.-o ap work as line as lie A s-yiiun. Egyptian or Grecian a it run lashiou meet tin- eye. Tlio ' I'la now the budding cows the supply of uggs is not entirely cut oil', ! business. If into competition with it is pointed lion. Enoch Foster, Jr., of Begin to coo, prices do not run so high, hut that an egg j brought the cheap labor of our t ' madiaii Bethel associate justice t'c Hon Win. eniapliireil guze is ilien fastened upon a Aud youth puls on bis frills wealth ol marvellous and mage- coloring, With trousers aew, is still worth a trifle less than a diamond neighbors, the outlook w ould indeed lie G. Barrows of iiiuuswii-k, whose term Mosquitoes have tbeir bills*, enbauevd by the quivering lig h t pouring And tailors too. of corresponding size—ami after a while | blue. No man interested in any capau- expires Mardi 2-1. Thu two appoint through the stained glass window-. A eulli- llit! strikers begin to couie straggling one iiy in tlie proditclion of lime in thisvi- ments arc very satisfactory to the people valed imagination w ill lie lu irly lost io tbe Ruston mull scut the New York Sun by one gruniblingly buck into line. In a einity wants to see that article put on at large. suggestions afi'urdrd m Un' charm b is Irour 1 articles on the tariff, and the Sim brief season everything is ru n n in g on ihe free list. <•> liclx-s, ttulry’lon aud Nineveh. 3 o lire hunt if he bad b ro u g h t them in person it schedule time, and tho merry sound of J — Several poems in thu had verse con and rra r ol the car arc boudoirs wim Dricnlal appointiucnis of unsurpassed tuaguiliceui< Ibr the dropping egg is heard on every baud. 1 An interesting letter from Montreal, <1 have shot him on tlio spot. There lest were received too late to com ply w ith the Buddhtt priests, aud ill the venter one lo r iiiething singular about the iiuiip- I l is through such a ghastly experience descriptive of the recent carnival in that thu limit of time. Their writers may Barnum. Maliy poor I ui very good people of New York papers toward any- as this that the country has ju st been city, is in another part o f today’s rest in the knowledge that none of tin in who lead lilts description w ill be pained lo ; from Boston. passing, and it is with grateful emotions paper. The humorous snow-buller. was bad enough to win the prize. iliiu k tlial ibey were not burn white elephuuts. THE ROCKLAND COU R FER -G A ZETTE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1884. ACROSTIC. NOTHIMO. LINER WRITTEN ON A PET CAT. THE WORST IDEM. IIIH MOTHER IN LAW. The weather I" stormy but spring's drawing nigh, Bob Ingersoll Is nobody’* fool, There wasnm an In our town JIM-JAMS. O h’ the r at, the «T , the beautiful cat, H'-ns are on vacation and eggs are quite high. W hitt’* that to do with tlie golden calf? Who loved Ids mother-In-law: A* *hv Ih * a, mv fret, on her soft downy mnt ; I • III,not t'd; the love East winds do prevull witli occasional showers, I once rode an old white mule, He told her nil his buslmss plans, She G purring and v inking, and perhaps she i’ I feel for you my dov< Which rau-« a pedestrians to s» ek slindv bowers. Why in the devil don’t yon laugh? And gently him she’d jaw. thinking , I e.vme to the lev ec Our harbor keeps open through frost and through Of a i.i «• piece of meat, so tender ami fat. And buy some pie fot me. •form. Little Mae was always eool, One evening cozllv they sat Rough water preventing Hie l« e for to form ; But (Srant was always ready to light. Before Ids blazing lire : An Immortal Symposium of How glo**v ami heavy her fur i* and wavy, .-bin- sprt ad out their canvas ami sail back and if you only knew about that mule lie told her she looke THE PRIZE POEMS. 1 would never give a prize ing for? ILid he fninDd? Had Ids For the worPt In any size; THE GREAT GERMAN When I give a prize to all, tongue been paralyzed by the burden l(iitlrnnri» 4* *ilrambon1n. ’Tla for jo u r best that I shall call. {Concluded fro m pacjc tiro .) thrown upon it? I Atruined tnv onr, bi t REMEDY Rev. Father W ilds’ The worst Ip hut a poor delusion; could cdtoh no Round, Long, long, oil A PORT’S LAMENT. The best Ip a foregone conclusion; how provokingJv long, tbc Alienee drug EXPERIENCE. KNOX AND LINCOLN RAILROAD. Who call* your w. r«t I* not a friend . The Kuv. Z. Wild*, ucll-knoun city Oh! how 1 do wonder, if over I could Who call* your heat -hut I must end. ged! A t lust I b e a rd :t ki«R—ves, I could FOR PAIN. I*. TIVfl TIIKllI’GII Tld lV TH WlSTM HAIIT, lien poet! I can’t, birnuwo my bend 1* of wood. Itdirvc* And cure* •iil--l<»!i:»ry hi N«*w Y o rk , an d b ro th e r I xhxnwx. Koekla not bn niistfiknn, ii must have been a I try to make line*. nnd I try to make jinglo o f th«* |at<* <*inincut sliid^o W ild*, o f flift Of ii whole lot of won!*, but they never would kiss— and then a Jew soft <<>bs and that It II Kt M ATISM. ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS. ring’e. told of tears of j »y in Aunt Becky’s t>y»-s. Notirnlpia, 5Iit**achitK«*tt* Supreme Court, writea Till. THREE Dili.EAR PRIZE Had their souls mad each other in tho Sciatica. Lumbago, a* folloiv* : o h ! bother my Bruit >*. if Brain* I hnve any— / -.i VvJf } Commencing Monday, No*. 19. Some people have loin,and M'liu people hnve many— Oh, dear me, what can I write, dat kHess, and Howe 1 together in eloquent it tn< t< iir. I know the folk* will think I'm tig h t. Mi « *. J . \ ' im: a- Co., i .. utb na*ii : But mine arc *uch an arid old lot, sib-nce as their clcek* I iv <-l »<«• against Last winter I wm troubled with a most That an Idea can never atlae on the top. Rut then I think it I* enough HEADACHE. TOOTHACHE. ’J'o have to dabble in the Muff. each otbei ' Il must have been ‘ O. for after tiucntufor, ib:<* Bulling liutuor nth-ding SORE THROAT. liau-* c-jh-ci illy my limb*, wlib-lt HdiOd so rive ill al ; 11 Dm* in Bo« o h ' If I can’t be the poet I would. Deacon Podson bad gone avvav. Aunt intolerably at night, and burned so intcn*c- . in I I'll try to he something that's not quite a« good . Hut then; three dollar*!! W lu itap i, QUINSY. SWl l.UNfJS I’m pure I'd almost gi' niycyr». Becky stood and looked out of the win b . that I cotlld s.-.areelv hear an v clothing Hiith at s 4 Arrivi I’ll try to make money, and then enioy life. a n t % INN. over them. I was al*.'» a sulLr pi- from a in Itoekland H l.', v...... To earn three dollurs ill myself dow a long time, mi 1 wlien sin* turned In a neat little home, and a sweet little wilt* And have It lie upon my shelf. Soreness. Cuts. Bruises. *evern catarrh and catarrhal e< •ugh. my Freight train leav ( - i:,..-kl.iml at , j . a m. Dm* luck ami lighted the lamp to pul Bobby FBOSTIIII’KS. appetil** was poor, aial mv *v«te m a good In It,ill, at tn. 'H M. I.,.,,,,. Hall, al 12 M |>uc l„ Ami fo to begin, I’ll look out for a chance; My dear live tlmitsnnd friend* will think to bed there were te ns in her eves and deal run down. Knowing the value of Hot-khiud at .»(Ml j*. m I've tin eye on the wept. I menu to advance; IU IIXJI. M ttsOM, .W in'S S tits\l* \ nil.I by observatio•v.ttlon of The 1 in p. te. train front ll<„ kland will onnrrt I «nw thia elltiPion, In hope* of 3 dollars—- I'liat I have surely took to drink. Bill when I tell them all about it, a happy smile on her lips that plainly A tai nil utlicr bodily ncliei many other eases, and from personalSoual HWJ for Boston via Kasb ru II. I,’, tn lv. Return to me, I'll Invent it in collar*. •’ll praise the man said a blessing from tlie god of love had mal piiiu*. in former year**. I began taking It for tlm Comnienclng with thi- date tla* thm* u«ed for the IIA It It v AUSTIN, Detroit. Midi. I ’oubl think of h a lovely plan. FIFTY CENTS A BOTTLE. tibov My appetite running of trains « || he ilau of the T ub Meridian fallen on her liearl. proved almost from 1 first do‘ Alt.- ot West Longitude -taialar.l <:i«ie,n time w’ leh **(»,d by nl, Iiruffght* nm, a slant time the lev and Belling i-tw enty ndmites tml fnr’v eight *( < «md* slower Dear me, I've only three lines more. hfllcr*. IHreutlou* iu II allayed, and all *lgm A RHAPSODY. I’m sure I wi*h I Inal :i Rcore: laliuuairas. of irritation of tlm than tla former Bandard of Hath linn*. A RIGHT UP AND DOWN WOMAN. s'tin WARREN. CAMDEN. CORRESPONDENCE. The sleighing is fast slipping away. Miss Sara Seward is visiting friends In New FLOCK, W . M . Burgess went to Portland last we*k. York. The powder mills have shut down for a IL C. Adams Is ronfim d to the house w ith KOSETTE FANCY PROCESS, THOMASTON spell. sickness. Best Flour in (hifl market for all purpose*, Hamitd Watts A- ('<>. are salting tlic ir new Fred Tongue has returned from Massa A. 11. K night has letnrned from a business •dbooncr. chusetts. trip to Boston. Only 8.00 per Barrel. Israel Deerow has been quite sick with a J. O. (’ ashing A Co. received a car load o f Wesley Jameson is home from Frankfort One car-load choicest graintoday. for a visit. slight attack o f pneumonia. A 1) Wilson, of Lincoln a fornvr druggist The fa-: nng> were out Saturday afternoon Service* were conducted in the Univcrsftllst ST. LOUIS KOLLER PROCESS, Church Sunday afternoon by Mr. Fred Payson. here, is in town. trotting on South Fond. ju st received. Boupbt nt the !owc-» point this pen- "The < horns class meets at tin- house o f F. F. A new foreman has arrived to take charge The Knox County Distrlet Lodge o f Good son, nnd will be sold for 07.0(1. GiHell rest this evening. of the powder m ill farm?. Templar* met Wednesday, with Hamilton Lodge. Rockland. R E M E M B E R ! Singing -chool every Monday and Friday Mr<. Susan Burgess was thrown from a night at the Baptist vestry. sleigh last week and severely hurt. Mrs. Peter Boyd, nee Cod man. died 10th Inst, Our Flour mnkes splendid Sour Milk Bread nt her home in Philadelphia. Mr. Boyd was in W iltiani F. Hodgkins ami wife are on a Seth Wetherbee ami bride are at the home town fora short time last week. visit to Fratningh till. Mass. o f W. II. Wetherbee, father o f tin- groom. The Congregational Ladies Sewing Circle There w ill he preaching at the Baptist The Dramatic Club have decided to purchase w ill meet next Tncsduv at Lake Cottage, by GROCERIES. rhnreh next Sunday afternoon. the scenery used bv the Oak H ill Dramatic invitation of the owner Joshua Adams. Club. ttbip John Brvce, (’apt. Timothy Murphy, The concei t which was to have been given by OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE, *a» repotted at Callao Itli of February. Hazen Bickford, who has been at work with the Orpheus Club, Wednesday evening, was The choral society had a very pleasant sing W. II. Gl iver ft Co. o f Rockland, came to postponed on account o f bad weather. It is ■I Mrs. T. F. Phlnney’s, Saturday evening. town last week. not yet announced when it w ill he given. KAISIPIS. Patrick .Moran went to Woonsoeket, It. I. We are very soriy to bear that one o f our A son of Lyman Harwood came very near N IC K O N D A R A , S lb., for 25 ct». Monday, and w ill remain there some time. former young townsmen, M. L. Anderson, is n.e «tiiig with a serious accident, Saturday after very sick at Rockport. N IC K V A I.K N C IA S , lOetRj 3 lb., far 25 cU. Mm Sarah Howard, o f Warren, is at the noon. He was coasting ami ran, into a team, honseof ('apt. Caleb Ixivensnler, Knox street. A little boy of Emerson Creighton’s, five the sleigh passing over him. lie fortunately NEW MVSCATHLR, 12'. rl«. years old, dropped a short piece o f slatepcncil escaped without injury. • NEW LONDON LAYERS, 18 cti. A larg • addition o f hooks, recently purchased in his ear, out o f sight, some three weeks ago. Vjr Warden Bean, has been placed in the Prison Mr. Rokes took the boy to I homaston to Dr. TENANTS HARBOR. library. C. T. Chase, under whose s k illfu l management A levee, under the auspices o f the Mutual T ea and C o ffee IttiftinesR o l importance at regular meeting the pencil was successfully removed. Benefit Society was held at Fuller’s H all, Tues of P. Henry Tillson Belief Corps next Friday Rev. F. S. Bickfotd, ot West Townsend, day evening o f last week. The entertainment A. OX’EOIAXaTY. evening. Mass., has received and accepted a call to the consisted ot a play entitled “ A Rose among Best R o a s te d R io CoflTee, 18 ets. K. W . Prince writes from Riverside Grove, the Thorns.” reading, recitations,and singing, pastorate o f the Baptist church in Sanford, and J. L. BRECK & CO. We wish to mil attention to the fact that we hIiuII Good Java Coffee, 20 ets. Fla., that strawberries are in blossom ami is expected to enter upon his labors In March and.was first class in every respect. After the en begin February 1, our usual violets plenty. or A pril. He is a hoii o f the late Dea. Bick tertainment refreshments were served to the lio n . Edmund Wilson Is in Washington, ford o f Warren. Several conversions at liungrv. The receipts o f the, levee were about never have done business in Rockland together, j . McDougall, I). C. attending meeting o f the Democratic Sanford are reported in connection with the $60, which w ill make quite an addition to the personally, and we wish to say to our patrons funds o f the society. and a very friendly public, Hint wc hav e Successor to I>. T. Keen & Son, National Convention. labors o f Evangelist Vine—/ton's Advocate. j.due.l hands and flhall Clearing Out Sale “ D ’s o f the I t ” held another successful soci SOUTH HOPE. A large number o f the society and friends o f Rev. Mr. Vinal nnd wife crowded at the par 298 MAIN STREET, able and entertainment at G. A. It. hall on Some thief entered the chamber o f Mins Saturday evening last. sonage, Friday evening, and in the absences C R O S S O V E R Xl.ods.lm id, : 3VIfvlaio. Sarah Rip’cv, who lives with her brother Jacob, ot Mr. Vina I took possession. Upon the re -OF- 411 S. W. Masters has recently purchased a by first getting into the shop and taking a bit turn o f Mr. V inal from a meeting in an outer stag" coach covered sleigh, which lie runs to ami ladder and clim bing into the window and district he was much surprised to find his home ! SPEAR BLOCK, the depot ami about town. boring out the lock that protected her money. crowded with friends ami much more so when Linn Hallowell, who has been in Iowa the They took about #200 in specie, her little sav Nelson Hall esq. summoned him in into the ,xint few months, is at the house o f his ings o f forty years. The money was kept in parlor ami in a tew fitting and w itty rem ark' Short Lengths,Odd Lots mother. East Main street. two trunks ami consisted o f old state bank presented him with an elegant dressing eoat bills, scrip, specie, etc., portions o f which W here we Rhall open on Ship Andrew Johnson, ('apt. J. Hovey Kcl- an .I white silk handkerchief from ills friends. leran, arm ed at Coquimbo, Dee. 20th, after a rolled up in old rags ami paper had become Mr. Vinal accepted the gifts with a very neat mouldy with age. Some of the bank b 1 s speech. A very fine frosted cake was presented passage o f 125 days from Card I If. were dated back in the fifties. The thief or Wednesday, February 13th, and Remnants. S M I T H ’S Capt Fred T. Henry, o f bark Cassandra his wile. A pleasant evening was spent and thieves broke open one trunk and took the at a kite hour all went to their several homes Adams, is in town at the residemc o f his money ami part o f the clothing therein. The Tho Best Five and Ten Cent Store mother, Beech Wood street. His vessel is in feeling that the hearts c f pastor and people light which they used was found in front were cemented together more strongly than New York. Music & V ariety Store of the other tru nk. In all probability the mis ever. In Roekland, ami the greatest variety of Other A large number of I homaston people are in creants w< re frightened o ff before they could Goods. I u connect ion with our other busi tending to be present at the carnival at Rock rifle It. Miss Ripley does not know herself bow ROCKVILLE. ness we sliall keep This Great Cleafing Sale w ill include the en land, Friday evening. Some very pretty cos much money she had, but thinks about #200 The winter term o f school in Rockville tire Stock o f tumes are being prepared. was taken. closed the 11th Inst., after a successful term of FIRST-CLASS CONFECTIONERY FAMILY BIBLES, Comrades E. (). Cushing, N. S. Eales and S. O W L ’S H E A D . 11 weeks, being under the instruction o f Carlos K. Cashing go as delegates from P. Henry 'I*, ( ’ lark, a former student of the Rockland in all its forms ami PURE, a? we shall manufacture Tillson Post to the Department Encampment, Brother farmrrs, don’t forget the wood pile tin* most of it ourhelvcH. this spring. Commercial College. I lie follow ing pupils G. A. R., to be held at W aterville, Thursday were not absent a halfday, the first four not C I ,OA1 I.lme diskc ure not very plenty, there being Probate eonrt Is In session today. MISS SAWYER’S SAI.VK I A* now prepared, cure* mote o f the nkln a good ilctnaml nt 19 ets. The frame o f the new Episcopal chapel Is than nny other naive ointment or lotion. The b»-t Twenty-seven barrels o f lobsters were up nnd boarded and work is progressing. family waive In tin* world, only 25 rent*. All dnnrglfttA Rrll it. W h b jix Jk i'o ., I’ronrlotorw, shipped to Boston yesterday. I Rockland, Me. N14 FULLER S CO Masquerading is nt Its height. There were A number o f young men from Vlnnlltaven eight mask balls last week in the vicinity ami Unstnrlft. attended the ball, Thursday evening. there are to be seven the present week. When Bn by wag Mi k, we gave her Unstorln, IN FEH1U AltY WE WADE. W hen she was n Child, site cried for Castnrin, There Is a probability that In the early The George L. Snow k iln is firing relined mid When ‘•he was n Misg, she clung to Unstorln. We slrall continue llic nn|inrnllclcil -rale of I! I ,\l N A N TS, .H IB LOTS A polo elttb lias lieen organized in our elty. repaired. Charles Crorkott Is doing the work. spring Rockland w ill receive a visit from When she bad Children, she gave them Uast’n. anil M ARK DOW N GOODS which, nntwitlistaiiiling the verv had weather \V . 8. W right is building a 17-foot sloop The school committee have granted the 22d Roland Itccil In "Cheek” and the great Joe Jetl'crson in Ids master-piece, Rip Van W inkle. S irtb s . the past two weeks have brought ns Ihe greatest rush everv afternoon that yacht for his own use. inst., ns a holiday for a ll the public schools ill we have ever experienced at this season of the year. Tty adding new Ila y sells nt from S10 to 512 ner ton nnd the city. Knox Co. Distrlet Lodge I. 0 . or G. T. held their quarterly session with Hamilton Lodge Itnrlfl.'iml, Erb. Ill, to >lr. anil Mrs. Chas. Price, attractions Jn every department, wc intend to make it lor ihe interest of there is a good supply. Anderson Camp Sons o f Veterans arc cun- a <1 nttglil'-r. every lady in this city and vicinity to purchase now when it is usual,v dull, o f tills l ily Wednesday the l'llli Inst. Dele Rockland, F«*b.|13, to Mr. nnd Mrs. ,J. Walter A party o f six or seven young men took the tctnplnting a hig time to be held nt l'arwell gates were present from Rgt-klnnil, Llincrock Rotters, it daughter. and we can purchase at a IVaiTul' sacrifice of .Iordan. Marsh & Co.. K. II. train yesterday noon lor Bath where they try Hall in March. Rockland, Feb. IT, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Gluts. A Valiev, Star o f Hope, Granite, Knox lodges, Wentworth, a dnnglitcr. White N Co., Shepard, Norwell Co., and others, as we have done. the rollers In the Alameda. The (loot- o f Farwell H all is being planed and lodges In Camden, Hope, So, Hope, and Rockland, Kex 11, to Mr. and Mrs. John Wes ,’lease read below what we have done by way ol' bargains. There w ill be a special meeting ol Aurora nnd levelled so ns to be ill good condition for ley Skinner, n daughter. j Appleton. During the last quarter new Thomaston, Eel.. 14. to Mr. and Mrs. Austin Lodge Wednesday evening Felt. 2(1, for work Friday's carnival. lodges have been instituted In Tenant's 1 Knlcr a daughter (a valentine.) ' Kllettsvllle, Ind., Feb. 1, to Capt. and Mrs. O. K. on the fellow-erafts degree. A preparation called Plant Food should he H srlio r, St. George, Hope, So. Hope nnd Perry, a son. O. E. Blackington lias a line line o f canvas distinguished from the Plant lle a iititie r put up Appleton. A i ommlttre was appointed to hunting nnd shooting |ackcta and dogskin m il sold by C. IL Pendleton. work toward securing the paiaags o f tlic fthrrtagts. O O T T O 3 S T S . jackets which he Is selling low. Valentine’s day came ns advertised and the prohibitory amendment, nt the next state 1,00(1 ya rd s 10-ineli U nhlenched, 7 cents, w o rth He. The closing meeting o f the present elty gov usual ringing of door hells and the hanging of election. A large company to tlie number o f ■Rockland, Feb. 16, »>y W. O. Fuller, Jr., esq., 1,000 yards 10-ineli I'nldeaehed, H cents, worth He. about 210 sat down to the excellent supper Reuben ( handler and Miss Mary A. Rowe, both ot ernment Is held next Monday evening, when stale and antique picture cards took place. this city. 1.000 yards ilfi-ineh I nhleaehed, 7 cents, wortli He. the business o f the year w ill be tinislted up. provided by tlic ladies of Hamilton Lodge. North Raven, Feb. 7, Peth W . Mills and Mary The Knights of Labor Initiated five candi A. Bobbins, both of North Haven. 1.000 yards 12-inch Bleached, !• 1-2 cents, worth 12e. The Cantden stage broke down yesterday dates Thursday evening and received applica R is k N o tes.—Miss Mabel Sylvester gave n Medlh'ld, Mass , Jan. 27, Augustus A. Pwectland of Boston, aud Nannie M. Houthnrd, of Rockport. 1,000 yards .‘!C-inch Bleached Heavy, H cents, worth 10c. and driver liig g ln s made bis appearance in tions for niemhership from thirteen others. fine exhibition Saturday evening,tbc rink being packed. She Is considered the finest Indy skater 1,000 yards 28-inch I'lihlenehcd, 1 cents, wortli oc. town w ith his passengers and baggage tucked I One day Inst week a little son o f W m . i ever here....The proprietors of the rink arc to D e a t h s . 500 yards Twilled Crash, -I cents, wortli 5c, away in a lumber wagon. Smith, while sliding on f'mndcn street, wus ’ enlarge it by running the building out the full .100 yards Ite n v y L in e n C rash, 9 cents, w o rth 12e. Idtten quite severely by a dog. The canine .1.11. Richardson has .'10,000 cabbage plants I length o f the lot. This w ill give forty feet more Rockland, Feb. 14, Geo. A. Clark, aged 4*> years. •100 yards Remnants Silisia, 12 1-2 cents, wortli 15c. about two inches high growing in Ills hot was drowned. Roeklnud, keh. 16, KctmorC., daughter ofC. E. 1 o f skating surface. The rink is now SO tcct long and Emma Goulding, aged 4 weeks. l.iO yards ol the new New V ork Twilled Cotton now so much used. house, lie heats his nursery with coal tires Since November Will 315 bills, o f lobsters I by 15 feet in width and tiie proposed change West < ntiidcu, Feb. 11, Olivia, widow of Otis and his plants are booming. have been shipped to Boston. They were by Ingraham, aged 71 years. w ill make it h a lf as long again. The stage Stephen Chase mid Johnson A Young, the latter Eli l’crkins delivers his humorous nnd side w ill b ; set linek which w ill give greater width tiring front the pound at Vinalhaven. — C E T Y O U R ----- splitting lecture on the ‘'Philosophy of Fun” , lit the center o f the hall. There is some C3-I3STC3-mL^ZES. and the “ Perkins Family” In Farwell llall, C ity physicians report an Improvement in : thought o f putting a gallery across the ends of C O S T m i E S one week front next Friday night. Die general lienllh o f the people. There arc the rink mid other improvements arc talked of. 1,000 yards Remnants Ginghams in lengths of from 1 to 12 yards at Mrs. Augustus Colby of North West Harbor, very few cases o f scarlet fever. Whooping W ork w ill lie begun ns soon ns the weather FOR T H E h cents, worth 10c. and 12 1-2 cents. Beer Isle, while In Boston where she bail gone cough is s till prevalent, while colds arc on tlie permits, Tlie contemplated changes w ill to uticnd the funeral o f her brother, slipped on decrease. make llic rink one o f tlie finest In the state .... Fancy Dress Carnival! a curb-stone nnd fell breaking her leg below Tony Denier's IIlim p ly Dmnpty showed here A ll the skaters are trying to learn tlie prom D R ESS G-OODS. the knee. Wednesday night to a fair sized audience. The enade. . . . Private parties at the rink nflcrnoons M R . V. II. HILL, of the Essex Costume Par- Inrs, lb,“ton, will have a large and elegant line of A subscription paper is being circulated lor entertainment gave good satisfaction and the nrc the order of the day....The rink will be COST! MEH, at the T H O R N H IK E H O U SE, 1,000 yards of Half-W ool Dress Goods in lengths from 5 to 15 yards at the benefit of Albert Flitter, who was so specialty acts were among the best ever given open tonight ns u sun i,,..M iss Hattie Harvey Tliursdny and Friday. Tills i« the party that Hi cents, 'flic lowest price ever sold by the ease is 12 1-2 cents. costumed the recent hig Carnival nt Boston. badly scalded nt the Crockett quarry a short here. lias been engaged for the 28lh, 27th, 28th and Bi)-Parties are assured of having good, clean, (A great trade.) time ago. He is a worthy young mail and has Seven young men o f our city, ivlio have 2'Jtlt ot this month. Miss Harvey Is a little new and well made Costumes at low rates, as he is One ease of those Nice Dress Goods at (I 1-2 cents, worth 10c. that we to make reduction from regular prices. b ten very unfortunate. formed a polo dub, were In Until hist night beauty, a fine skater and wears Hie most ele have had such a run on. mid indulged In practice with the Alamedns ol gant costumes o f any professional s k a te r.... Eggs, which have been scarce, arc plenty nt CITY OF ROCKLAND. 32 ets. Potatoes are retailing nt 15 ets per peck, that place. They speak h igh ly o f the gen I.ivcscy tlic king o f roller skaters, has been en anil butter o f pots I quality sells at 25 ets. tlemanly manlier ill which they were treated gaged for tlic 10th, 11th and 12th o f March. Beets ami cabbages arc scarce and parsnips are by tlie Bath boys. Two sinokv oil lamps sent their (luring Election Notice. SDTDvdZDdZJSJED S I L K S . just coming into the market at five cents pci- Corny Hanraliim, Friday evening, while de lights across the sidewalk, serving to illu m rFMIE inhabitants of the city of Rockland, quail- lie sure and buy a Dress from our great dob of Fancy Summer Silks that pound. scending tlic stnirs from F. A. D. Slnghi't inate a dozen or more boys anil the unshaven I tied according to law, are hereby notified to face o f an orator, who besought the crowd to meet at their several ward rooms, on » o u tlay , we are selling for the low price of 50 cents. Tim lowest ever sold A span o f horses belonging to Theodore barbershop, fell io the bottom striking on the step inside and gaze upon a tremendous thn.3rd day of March next, at ten o'clock in Roosen started from the Five K ilns, Friday right side o f Ills face mid shoulder, cutting a the forenoon, to give iu their votes for u Mayor of before is 05 cents. curiosity in tlie shape o f mi “ alligator hoy." the* City of Rocktan l, one Alderman, three Com. afternoon, and with toward runners attached severe gash below the eye and bruising h im Look at our Black Silk for 50 cents. It is a Bargain. The reporter paid Ids dime and poked his way moil Councilmen, a Warden, a Ward Clerk and ran rapidly through Main street. Little ilnm- self badly. When picked up he was sense Constable for each o f sub', Wards. The polls will Into the foul and ill-ventilated room. A group be dosed at 4 o’clock iu the afternoon. age was done besides the sutasltiug o f the lamp less but soon recovered. o f children and a few men were crowded The Aldermen of said city will be in open ses- post near A. F. Crockett's resilience. The levee and dance o f Aincricns Hook A rlon, at their room in Berry Block, on each of the around a bench at one side, oil which was a three secular days nextpren d n g llie day of elect ion W OOL LZRESS GOODS. While Capt. Robert tiregory was driving at Ladder Company, Thursday evening, was a t most horrible little figure, naked except for a from one o’clock to four o'cloek P. M ., on the lirst South Thoninston, Sitndav, accompanied by tended by a crowded house. The drama passed two of said days, from one o’clock to live o’clock 10 pieces All Wool, all shades of Double-Width Dress Goods at 42 cents, d irty covering about liis loins. Ills legs were P. M. oil tlie last of said days, for tin* purpose of bis wi fc nnd child, the'sleigh wus overturned o ff well and the elog dancing was good. The w o rth 50c. paralyzed and being helpless were doubled correcting the list of voters in mid for the several and the occupants thrown out. The horse, Orpheus Club as usuni discoursed good music wards, and receiving evidence of the qualification ! 10 pieces All-W ool at 50 cents, worth 05c. mid Meservey’s music for dancing was all that tinder him. His body was incrustcd with of voters whose names are not on said lists. frightened, ran into a stone-yard at the Krug some hard skin irruption o f a brownish color. Lists of voters in each of tlic several wards have BILLIARD CLOTH. «O c e n ts , former price SI .15. smashing the sleigh. Mrs. Gregory was some could be desired. Tile bund played finely in been posted iu euclt of the following places, viz. : the out-door concert. 5399.95 was taken, o f He presented a ghastly sight, nnd the clim ax Ward 1, at the store of A . J. Bird .t Co.; Ward 2, what hurt. at the store of A. F. Crockett ft Co.; Ward .3, at which about 5200 w ill be cleared. Good order o f dreadfttlness was reached when the child's The Grammar School levee and fair promises the store of Furrand, Spear & C o.; Ward 4, at tin- was maintained throughout thu evening, and mother—she said she was his mother—induced store of Spear X May; Ward i, at the store of <>. to be a big lime. Tickets are selling rapidly. him to go througli some paralytic move P. Hix; Ward 0, at the storeof D. C. Haskell; S P P u E A L S . everybody was satisfied that Americus had W ard 7, ut the storeof E. 8. Bird. An efficient corps o f aids have been secured ments, which she called “ perform ing.” A scored another success. W. O. Fi LLKK, Jit., City Clerk. ( inc ease of W hite Spreads, very slightly soiled H5 cents, former price 31.25. for the occasion nnd Meservey's quintet fur d irty rag on one o f Ids legs she said bound tip Rockland, Feb. 19, 1S84. C ity election takes place in two weeks—Mon Il w ill pay to buy these for Spring, as we cannot always get them. nishes music for dancing. The scholars are a wound made by a kerosene lump upsetting day, March 3. A little more activity is notice One ease Cheeked Spreads, 05 cents, former price 75e. very busy nnd there w ill be a good supply of tlie night und burning the unfortunate able among the political movers, nnd the Indl- tnney articles tor sale. creature. The orator presently camo in and enllons arc that a lively election w ill be held. The state department o f the G. A. 11. meets explained to the reporter that he wus the The feeling iimong republicans is strong that a in W aterville Thursday. The delegates from father o f the boy, who was four years old, and CANVAS mayor and city government should he elected 10 pieccsjTwilled Grey All-W ool Flannel 25 cents, former price .'17 l-2e. E dw in Llbbv Post arc C. C. Cross, Rev. 11. A. was a freak o f nature occasioned iiy his that will witli all speed finish the work of re l’hilbrook, B. P. Brackley, Robert Anderson mother, while pregnant, being frightened bynn 500 yards Remnants Dress Caruhries H cents, former price 12 l-2e. funding the city debt. The working-men of Jr., W. W. Ulmer, benjamin Williams, O. J. alligator in Barnum's show. The woman 10 pieces Blue Mixed Flannel 12 1-2 cents, former price 17c. the city have appointed ward committees anil Conant and Simon A. Fish. I)r. Ilcnj. W il corroborated tliis interesting bit of testimony. 'Hunting & Shooting 20 pieces Bird's Eye Diaper 50 cents a piece, former price 75c. announce that they will run ward tickets. liams o f the city w ill be a candidate for the The boy they asserted sull'ers no pain und en 10 pieces Best Quality Feather Ticking, 15 cents, former price 20c. They will probably renominate Mayor Gregory, position of Department Commander. joys Ids mode o f life. Perhaps he does, but 10 pieces of Garner W hite Ground Percale 12 1-2 cents, former price 20c. their candidate for tho past two years, who o f it is our opinion (hut such exhibitions are SriiAJtnoAT S p a r k s . Engineer Shaw o f the 100 Ladies’ and Misses’ Gossamers 31.00, former price 31.25. course would he endorsed by the democrats. monstrous and should he suppressed. I f the Henry Morrison returned front Portland J a c k e t s . 500 yards Remnants 1*. K. in all lengths for from 5 cents a yard up to 25c. There is a weekly department in the Lewis Thursday night where lie has been to procure nble-hudicd Englishman who claims to be this ton Jaiirnal entitled Saturday Night Talks, a new shaft for the steamer. The work Is to boy's father hasn’t better heart than to miikc ALL SPECIAL BARGAINS. which is devoted to the International Sunday- be done by the Portland Company nnd the merchandise o f his unfortunate child’s defor school lessons aud to which we have frequent -lial't w ill be completed in about three weeks. mities, then there should he law to make him ly turned. The talks have always been well respect decency. Such exhibitions nrc dis The boat is to be put into tirst-class condition written and full of help until recently. The gusting mid cannot lint exert a brutnli/.ing 1,00(1 yards Remnants Lowell Ex. Carpets in lengths of 2 yards for 50 ets. aud w ill resume her route as soon us the last two weeks there lias occurred a great cirect upon boys who witness them. Every weather permits. a yard, usual price 85 cents, A rare chance to get rugs, etc. Other change. Slang words and phrases mid p o lit thinking person who saw this “ alligator hoy" qualities from 20 cents to 40c. Saturday afternoon a horse driven by a ical references abound. There is something wus impressed with the thought that he ought Remnants Brussels for §1.00 per yard, former price 81.35 and S I.50. young man named Nichols, living over the wrong. The religious editor must lie sick nnd Nice line, just opened, to be lit some infirm ary for cripples, some 100 gross Pearl Buttons, etc., at 10 cents a card, 2 dozen on a card. Meadows, took frig h t near the Berry Engine and llic sporting editor is fillin g Ills place. Wc I child’s Imine, instead o f having his unfortu 50 dozen Children’s Fancy Bordered Linen Handkerchiefs (1 cents, worth 10c. House and struck up Main street at a very feel nssurred tlint there must lie some such ex nate deformities hawked about the country. I^rice s S -».-*>() to S i S 50 dozen W hite llandkerehiel's 5 cents, worth He. rapid pace, throw ing the young man out. planation for (lie transformation. Slangy The "e x h ib itio n " lias now closed and moved Turning up Park street tho horse became diction seems greatly out o f place iu a bible on to some other town. 20 dozen Ladies’ Fancy Bordered Hemstitched 12 l-2c. worth 17c. entangled with a span id' horses making things §300 worth ol' Ladies’ Cotton Underwear at greatly reduced prices. Some lesson. The county commissioners have issued the lively for the time being. Tho dasher und of them are .Job from the largest manufacturer in Boston. V. II. H ill o f the Essex Costume Parlors, following document to the trial justices ul the whillle-tree o f the sleigh were broken. Huston, w ill he nt the Thorndike House, room county. Id dozen Hathaway’s Unlauudered Shirts at 81.00. Best 81.00 shirt made The banana tree ut the Custom House, 5(1, Wednesday evening, reuiuiniiig here Tlitirs- The county commissioners have arranged O.E.BLACKINGTON 10 dozen at 56 cents, worth 75e. 10 dozen Boy's at 50c., a job. which wo have noticed before, becoming and Friday. He brings with him a large as to board the prisoners from K nox County 50 dozen Children's Collars 15 cents, former price 25c. sortment of costumes. Our own elty costum until ftirther order ut Belfast jail in wearied of the monotony of raising nothing stead o f lit Wiscasset us heretofore, and you AT THE BROOK, 50 dozen A ll Linen Damask Towels 2 for 25 cents. We guarantee this to but leaves, is sending forth n blossom, which er, C. E. Havener, Is also ready with a large w ill please sentence and order commitment ac lie the best trade in New England. They cost to import 81.75. Buy at present has the appearance o f an ear of line o f elegant costumes, new and handsome, cordingly. A principal reason which lias in one pair for sample. corn. The tree is livo years old anil the and will tit out anybody on short notice. duced ns to niulic tliis change, is, that ihe Com J\Iain Street, - llockland. missioners o f Wuldo County linvc lately con 3—S stalk or tru nk is eight feet high. The bud Those desiring costumes fur the carnival, F ri nected with tlic ir ja il u yard where prisoners first showed itself about a week ago. In one day night can have no excuse for going w ith sentenced to labor, are employed m breaking G O L ^ S K J T S . week more it w ill be nearly blossomed. out. Those wishing seats should secure them stone, with it view o f meeting the cases o f of fenders who nrc too well pleased w itli confine Odd sizes of Corsets marked down 25 per cent. Wo are agents for tho Alluding to the Huiupty Damply show at once as thero bus been a hig sale and the re ment iu idleness to make it any punishment CLUB PHOTOGRAPHS celebrated 1*. D. CORSET, the most popular woven corset made. Wednesday night, a gentleman said to us - maining seats are going rapidly. Positively no fur them. By sending tlie Knox County pris ■■(Jac of the clowns iu the pantomime did a postponement oil uceoimt of weather. oners to tlie Belfast ja il, we are able to secure -AT- Id dozen Children’s All-W ool Eaney Hose, marked down to 50 cents, from the benefit o f this wholesome discipline, and 75c. and §1.00 to close. beastly act, for which lie should have been T iie CniHi'itEs.—Rev. F. J, liieknell we have accordingly by virtue o f tlic authority -hot in his tracks." W ith sumo uudiences preached at tho First Baptist eliurch Sundny committed to us by Chapter 78, Section 13, of these coarse and Indecent acts and jokes arc morning. Rev. Mr. Roberts preached a tem the Revised Statutes, authorized thu ja ile r ut Belfast, to employ uny prisoners committed Cr o c k e t t ’S. BL jTVLTELZETS. perance sermon iu the evening... .Rev. J. J. met w ith applause, but iu this case the audience from Knox County for crime, in any manlier was a decent one uud the clown’s witticism B lair exchanged pulpits .Sunday w ith Rev. C- he may deem not inconsistent with their secu 82.50 Blankets marked down to 81.75. tell dead. Unfortunately he was not hissed oil' A. Marsh, of Thomaston. Mr. Blair also rity und Uiedlscipliiic o f said ja il, anil requested F. 11. Crockett, the Photographer, announces him to so employ such prisoners so fur us lie is Cabinet Photographs in Clubs for the next three §5.00 Blankets marked down to §3.50. the stage. supplied the pulpit of I’rutt Memorial Church, months, (uulil Muy 1st,) able to do it. While we believe this uulhoriza- §6.00 Blankets marked down to 81.50. H ouse N o tes. Berry Bros, have received Sunday afternoon.■ ■.Rev. Mr. Pliilbrook is | tiou sufficient to warrant the ja ile r ill employ from Brewster A Co. o f New Y ork an elegant giving several discourses upon subjects sug ing nt his discretion any person committed for double sleigh o f latest pattern.. . . Rev. E. G. gested by the 1 iiteniatioiiul Lessons. Next crim e, wc yet think it desirable that In all cases At Greatly Reduced Prices! w here llic statute authorizes it sentence o f im CLOAKS. Eastman sold his horse to Berry Bros, who Sunday evening tho subject will lie: “ Men prisonment to hard labor, that it he imposed 255 Main St., Rockland. 3 .old it to their livery stock... .Some dozen of Ihut have turned the world upside down.” —The and llic words "und that you employ him tlie 875 Cloaks marked down to §50. our horse men weutto Lincolnville Pond, Sat interest ut the Methodist church still continues said A. II. ul hard laburduring the said term ol 350 Cloaks marked down to 835. urday afternoon to w itness aud participate In u mid meetings w ill he held every evening o f the Ills im prisonment” or their equivalent lie in §35 Cloaks marked down to 825. serted in tlie mittim us, and request iliac you Mrs. E. M. GODFREY, tro t which was to come o ff there. About one week. Notwithstanding the storm Sunday w ill sentence ard commit accordingly. (Pupil of Miss Abbie \Vhiimery, of lUiiladelphia, 825 Cloaks marked down to 815. hundred people were present. Very littlerace- evening, llic vestry wits crowded. The l'irs t This Is u step in Ihe rigid direction. Knox Will receive pupils in §1(1 Cloaks marked down to §6. : ng wus done however. A scrub race, free to Baptists w ill hold meetings Tuesday and County contributions to ja ils have loo long F riilu y evenings. 1 S T O r 3 \ T O r . 35 Cloaks marked down to §1.75. a ll, was indulged in but no purse was ollcred. S X I lived in llic lu xury o f idleness. Particular uttciitioii given to correct foriuution of The ice was iu splendid condition for a tro t.. . . The Coiigicgulionalist church and parish held tunc, clear euuuciutiou, uud thorough truiuing uf SEALSKIN PLUSHES m arked (loivn regardless of coat. A lvin McLain has bought the tine trotter a meeting las' evening to lukc action ou the W . F. Norcross w ill have a line assortment tin* voice. •John” o f II. M. Bean o f Cam den... .Chillies resignation of (heir pastor. Afier cordial ex ol cut dowers from I'. 11. Moses, Bucksport, Iiiforniatlou given at Smith's Music 500 yards IIAM BLKG S 11 rents, worth 15c. for sulc Friday. A ll wishing dowers lor the Store. pressions o f regret at the separation, the fol Dunning hus bought a pacer o f M r. Tuttle o f curnival should leave their orders. B n euf.ncks -Miss Abbie Whinnery. Philadcl Sandy River. lowing resolves were adopted: ---- l>hia, Rev. Mr. Southard, Messrs. Albert Smith, ()ne ease Pi ints I cents. One ease Prints 5 cents, worth He. One case F. Il- Sweetser, 1 Cock land. 42 A young mini residing ill Rockport bought a Whereas our pastor, Rev. ;jo h n J. Blair, has DR. C. F. WARE P rin ts 6 cents, w o rtli He. resigned llic pastorale ol the church and parish, ticket in a lottery held at South Hope, Thurs o f Bucksport, w ill In* nr the St. Nichols* Hotel, to lake etl'cci iu A pril next; Rockland, on Friday the 22nd, and at South day, He did not attend the druwiug but wait Resolved That hi accepting the resignation ol Thomaston the 20th and 21st. JAMES FERNALD, ed developments. By some means another Mr. Blair as our pastor, wc desire to make em ------< DEALER IN >------phatic expression of our confidence in him us a man learned that the ticket which the first man Conspli nous cxuinple o f the pure life and con- Is.slahrook & Eaton'* Hidalgo Uigur, best iu Ball Vain 1(1 edits. Midniglit Germantown, 18 cents. Scotch 11 cents. held liad drawn a spaa o f horses. Before the Ihe market, only 5 ets. each at C. E. Havener's. COAL, WOOD, IIA I , v rsiiiion lie has diligently la u g h :; that while he Coventry IS cents. Spanish 2D cents. Porter IS cents. tirst man could learn o f his luck the second feels obliged io sever his pastoral connection IMPORTANT. Cement. Sand, Hair, etc. mail secured the ticket o f the fortunate draw with the parish, it is gratifying to record the, warm and cordial relations existing between OFF1CK-37S Main. Foot of Pleasant St. When you visit or leave New York city, save YARD—Snow’s W harf. W ater SI., Rock laud er, paying hint a dollar for it, and iu the u.ag- him and all ills people, and that wc sliall con- I Baggage Expressage und Carriage, Hire and |"t?' Customers please bear in mind that these are quotations for to-day. tianimous generosity o f his spirit promised tho tinue to cherish with the highest respect the stop at the G ra n d U n io n H o te l, opposite If there are any changes we shall always have (lie bottom prices. lirst man filly dollars if the ticket drew any memory o f a pastor, who during seven years Grand Central Depot 600elegant rooms, tilted o f labor here has endeared himself to us as a up at a cost o f one m illio n dollars, reduced to 0. F. CUSHING, M. D.. thing- The property was turned over to the faithful anil aide minister, and won the esteem $1 aud upward* per day. European plan. possessor o f the ticket, but the tirst young man ol'the community us a man of exulted char Elevator. Rcstuurunt supplied with the best Physician and Surgeon. afterwards managed to get possession o f the acter. Horse ears, stage aud elevated railroad to all Resolved : That these resolves be entered on depots. Families can live better for less money Office 230 Main Street, horses. The sharp trick o f the first man isu't record and u copy thereof delivered to Mr. at the Grand Cuiou Hotel than ut uny other very favorably commented upuu. Blair. lirst'cluss hotel iu the elty. Jan. 1. Opp. foot o f IJuicrock >St. (17) R o c k la n d . , FULLER & COBB. 6 THE ROCKLAND COURIER - GAZETTE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1884. shaft. On some occasions, ns when AMERICAN HUMOR. Chats W ith Coal-Miners. going to «ome distant part o f the w o rk MR. E. MARTIN, ings, one or two tubs will be drawn by An Indianapolis maiden at. the Rerih AYER’S Journal. a pony, each lull carrying |xtrhaps four BOSTON old Agency Is named "Heapoensli." In Porters Department of the V. S. Armory. Springfield, InfereM«ng State men W hen the seams are low , there She has con’ ider'ihle money in her own ••Escapes? Yes. sir: I've liml one or m en t o f 111* Snfl’erln g . two nesr shaves; and I don't suppose w ill be a space o f only a few inches be name.— Hismarck Tribimr. Here are plain fact* from a m o t reliable anti fro. Cherry Pectoral. there's n man on the colliery tail what tween the edge of the tub ami the "balks" "Yes.” said Mrs. I'ppertenn. “ I know Yntir repoiler found Mr. Martin in Porter’s tie could say the same of tinibei placed crosswise to support the telephone is a great ennvenienee. Nn other complaint* are *n imitlloti* in their the roof of the coal seam : thus the men tint I sh ill li.-ive it taken out. o f tile house. pnrtnien, of the United State* Armory. Springfield, attack a« 1hn*o a,reeling the throat and InngR The speaker was a hardy, tollwnrn Mnc«. After h« Ins Introduced, Mr. Martin Raid must keep theit* In ails down Io the level none so trilled with by the majority of *,tiler « onl-tniner svlio h id i'om>'l a ee me on The things an- so drendlully common, "I nn, willing to «av whir I can for the benefit of of the edge o f the tub. you know.”— fioslon Host. er*. The ordinary cough or cold, resttlling some parish business. \n d many is Hie those idllie,• || a« I have »•. «•„, For y» nr* I b -\c perhaps from a trilling or unconsciouB ex "On one occasion,"snld my informant, been n terrible Miff- rer ,'min kidney am, bladder thrilling tale which, by considerable CLOTHING ••I’apn, what is meant by "an anoma posure, is often hut the l», ginning of a fatal "three of us were crouched down in a ditncultle«. Mine being the <-ulcii,u« or •’tony pressure—for lie it known that most of ly?” "An aiiom ilv, my son." replied form. , liavr visited ail tbe mint r; I spring* whnVe sickness. Avi-n’s Ciie u r y P i .< w h a i. has these nu n think lig h tly and speak bn! tub. The ponv was going at a walk up tile father, "I« a man who p-iys his gas ' water* have been rett iIIiip c iiiIi d lit tm- by tile l'cet we J, proven its cflleney in n forty years’ light a slight ri-e. I can't tell you Imw it mcrilrnl nutIt.oiiir-, , have tried < very l.rown little of their dangers -the country par bill without referring to the company remedy, ami have »ubmitt< d to mov< ral oj t r 'lion-, with throat and lung diseases, am, should be son may extract from his "fe llo w men happened, but I must have rai-e I my as a thicl.” — I’hila. Call. am, bave tried eyeiythlntf that money eon,d ob taken in all cases without delay. head tineon-eiously above the level of tain in tbe xvav o frt l’ef, but , I,ltd th at’ Rennet,y’a in black" among the coal-pits. A lour-vcat -old hov in .Springfield. O hio, A Terrible Cnttgli Cured. the tali. I fi ll ,-ny flirt head touch a FAVORITE REMEDY ,» tb- I*, -r m.-.Jh ,ne < I nil "Yes, s ir: I've had one or ’ wo ( (nee i.s said to smoke strong cigars "w ith an my experience—, bave reeeiM <1 i (fit Iron, " In ,857 I took a severe cold, which nITected I was let down into the sump in eight crossbeam in the roof, and before I had it. It I- « « r ’.alnlv a worn,et fill erih’ine for di’*- niy lungs. I hail a terrible cough, niitl passed apparent relish.” If he were to smoke eiRcRoflhifl kind. I have rectun t „tied FAVOR. feel of water.” tim e Io lelleet, I knew that I was in fatal STORE night alter night without sleep, The doetots hem with a cigar holder he would liml , I E REMEDY to other* io tl < > 1 > | ■ i i i v t peril. The forward movement of the gave me up. J tried A rti’s (’lit unv ,'i:t - This man was n •‘shaftinan.’’ The I mote pleasant .— Xorr. Herald. tb Id. wb-nn 1 knew fo bave -utb r.-.l Horn Ebb i dual, which relieved my lungs, Induced "shaft,” ns you know—or peihips you lu ll jam m ed m y head between the beam am, Livt r Compl lint*, am, , n**ureth<* public that sleep, ami afforded me the rest nceessarv Amateur tenor (just from Paris)— the FAVORITE REMEDY ha^lone I nwork ni l, for the recovery of my strength. By the don’t know — is the circular 'n,Uv and the edge of the tub. I gave myself a *itnilar eompltdcne** In ev» ry *imrle InMtinee, ami "And have von never heard of Gounod's continued use of the i ’iu to h a l a perm a ular “ Well'' by which a c c e ss is gained to a wrench, trying to get flee; hut I I tr,i“t *<»n,e o»hvr*lek am, tlireoura <•>! mortal may nent cure was effected. , am now f,2 y T h e Co u r ie r -Ga ze t te nml solid walls. From the centro of llio in front was fearfully cut nml gashed— palace the main tower rises a height of the rest were sim ply bruised. Such HIGHEST CASH PRICES MO feel, being snrmnunted with bat By PORTER & FULLER. neoidents nre not uncommon, hut con PAID F o il tlements. Besides thia, there are four sidering the great numbers of slitters flanking towers, eaoh 1:1 feel square, cas the chances of anyone's getting hurl nre A MODERN PAPER. tellated ami furnished with embrasures. extremely small. During llie present OWLS,EAGLES The walls are of various thicknesses, he- week curb of the four or live slides have n------1 ■ — r — '— Published every 1 (day Afternoon III : ing li feet, II inches thick nt the base of been having tlie ir openings nn succes AND the tower. The whole building is 1(>0 itocTcnAND. - M A I X sive evenings, anil it is on these even Rare Coast Birds in Flesh. feet in length anti (il feet in width and ings that the s|mrt appears most attrac contains in ils walls between 10,000 anil tive. Send for prlre, tn 15,000 blocks o f lee. Standing ns itiio e s ri PURGATiyr PJLISJJ STOKES GE TOUCHES in tho midst of a large square before the line both sides o f tlie track througl.out E. S. BOWLER, Taxidermist TERMS Windsor Hotel, there is ample room about it for the lens of thousands of spec its entire length, lig h tin g up the faces I2O MAIN STREET, BANCOR. If pntil Htflrtly In nilvnr ’ annum ,. of the long lines of speelators ami glist If piiym.-m l« ili’lnvi'il n mniiin*...... tators who have more than once assemb ir mil pal,I illl Ihe clour .if the year.... led there to witness tlie scenes of won- ening on the polished iec along the KHitl.' c p lv . live vent.—for flail-Hl Ik I droits beauty which the illuminations of track. A t the foot o f the course is a g i nt the nookfltonm. ! the palace liavo furnished. The first gantic tionlire—no puny blaze of tar- MAKE NEW RICH ELOOD HAHN, ROBBINS & CO., A THE ROCKLAND COURIER - GAZETTE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1884. we found seven great sharks ’ wfmming around MEN AND WOMEN. FARMERS’ INSTITUTE. SJariite Department. below. Strut nharki.” There w in silence around the stove and naught but the crackling Personal Paragraphs of More or Less On Tuesday o f laat week Hon. Z. A. (Hlbert Thia porout planter l.w o f the tire and the sighing o f the wind was ftbftotutrty thr Urnf ever Sch. B illo w , Rhode?, Arrived from Portland heard. It seemed for a time that Rockland's Interest to Our Readers. Seuctary o f the Maine Board o f Agriculture ma/lc, romhlnlnq* tho HOP Friday morning. pristine reputation for yarn spinning had re- Albert P. Holmes is seriously ill. assisted by S. I.. Holbrook o f Brunswick, virtue* «>f hops with Sch. Ida Hudson, Bishop, loaded lime for • elved its death blow at the hands o f a Iduc- cutna, hftlwir.vi itnoat and save the oomte All Join hands, hearts and souls at t/ic Head o f M a Fcar/nl Sacrifice- Elliutt o wharf. light house, four wharves and one grocery R’.lliouetto pictures us they appeur from issue to the Set. isuv.u. They will bo pleased with thu collection. The fifth lecture in the High School course store. Also a Full Line of Winslow Vineyard w ill take place at the Baptist church to-morrow Last week Mrs. Seth C. Arev packed he** J. L. BRECK & CO., (Wednesday) evening, by (teorge P. Gilman. household goods, ami accompanied by M bs UNDERWEAR, Subject—Sauntering* in Central Etuopc—the II. M. Pillsbury, went to Boston. Mrs. Arey Scconil Store from cor. Park A: Main Sts. ROLLER SKATES. lecture to be illustrated. w ill accompany her husband the coming Capt. I). II. Rivers, o f ship Santa Clara, voyage to South America. T h eir house is for Por Ladies and Gents- at a went on to New York Monday, where the ship sale. is nearly ready to Kail for San Francisco. HOPE. Great Reduction- W alter Maxecy and Eugene Henry leave to D i l i I t < 7 - T H E - Albert Smith. Mrs. Judson Gould is enjoying the coinfort morrow to join this ship. o f a nice wheeling invalid's chair. I n -il m Hinoki* plug. but now I smoke Black z^ZBest For Every lady in town eligible to membership in web’s Bull Durhum, uud am kuppy. S ta b l e S ) BLANKETS, Woman’s Relief Corps should become a mem G. M. Payson and wife have returned from a PHILADELPHIA visit to friends in Massachusetts ami Rhode ber of the organiz.ati n. The object is a com ‘ xM ED ID AL mendable one. Regular meeting next Friday Island. aT Comforters and Batting evening at Grand Army hall. School in the 1 nyson district, taught by J. u s t a r d The lecture of II. Bernard Carpenter, of P. Hobbs, closed Friday aftcra very successful M AT MID-SUMMER PRICES. ilofttoo, at the Methodist church on Friday term of eleven weeks. A N T E D —firm - mill I.iullcit on work m on James River, Va., in a North evening on Edmund Burke was a very fine Tuesday o f last week there was a levee and homo; never before aih-erlliwil; imikr 11 for- ern settlement. Illustrated circu This npaco is owned by W q’he rush at our store for some [of the Wonder lar free. D4w5 e flort,! and pronounced one o f the best lec antiquarian supper given by the V ni versa list tiinofor miyoiii-; *4.50 Io JH pre day; ai-nd lllr. FARMS BLACKWELL’S BULL. ful Bargain that we have been giving our euslo- J. F. MANCIIA, Claremont, Va. ture* ever delivered in Thomaston. Society o f South Hope. for Muttiplo .mi Inal root ion.. A. M. I’GItTKIt, New Ipswich, N. II. IMwS iners in the line of Henry Rogers drove his large black horse up As a party o f boys were coasting down the town tliis morning and hitched in front o f the Libby hill, last Monday evening, a collision NEWSPAPER ADVERTISINS BUREAU, 10 SPRUCE ST., N. V. Wrights Indian ;^-(JuixIk sent by stage, bout 01 express prompt a trunk with steaimi City o f Columbus cheek niture, at iijiiiiiifu i tuier-.’ uud importers* prices, whi( li we hope and trust w ill go on until it ly returned. 1 No. 16 attached. Among the contents o f the which save about o m -tliin l the retail price to Biilwoi’s son rnlatus that after linihlr- shall have accomplished tlie purpose* intended, trunk wm* a letter dated Melrose Highlands, their customers. ing tho story of Kuuclin Chillingly’a We have a few more of those July 31, 1883, written to Anins and signed and be indeed what its name indicates, a Good aiHLei iiigs at tho grave of Lily, the novel Annie, a tin photograph ol a young man, sev Kiimufituii in rescuing many from tin* fatal BARROW SIIOATS! $6.00 BLANKETS to close at eral ladies’ dieses, and a receipt for rent paid Ask your grocer for (lie Gold ’Medal, ist was profoundly dejeeled, listless and curse o f intemperance. We hope Hint at the $4.00 a pair. lo Dec. 6, 1883, by Thomas Smith to s. 1.. ami lake no oilier, it makes whiter and lig h t broken. His htco preacntccl the worn Half Yorkshire and Half Chester, < 'arletou. er cookery ol all kinds. J» moic liealliiy. next meeting ol the »iub, all tin friends ol look o f a man who had ju st passed Take- less to do the work than any other Sal- J he usual assortment of old -alls were tempi ranee w ill ra lly and give them a rousing through tin* last paroxysm o f a paaison- ----l'OK SAI.E HY
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