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Vol. 4 .— N ew Se r ie s . ROCK LA VI), MAINE. Il ESI) AY. MAY ID. 1885. N umber 18.

ATLANTA LETTER. “ISRAFIL' (’•in faith go farther than this? Yp?. TO D O T ’ For the ('•»« m i n G a z i.t i i S M IT H ’S anti the port shall give* us the triu m p h ­ HIS GENTLENESS. m il T he Counir.ii-iiAZETTE. ant song of victory which only thov who A Little About the South With Con­ A Prominent Rockland Cat Receives a M u sic and Variety The poem "Israfil” was written by know the Lord as thr conqueror over L e tte r. (l'-iilm is.3f,) siderable About Other Things. Mrs. Francis L. Mace of Bangor. The Death, Hades and the grave can sing to I When thf Viniffhty whuM p re laim Geo. F. K«Icr. tlie proud and happy owner The rikh ttil power of lit- name. W llITTBJt F e ll T ill: covniE n-e. iz E TTR BY the Angel of Death. fo llo w in g review is from the pen of o f the bi« cat “ Dot,” received the following A ** rl tin- i'ra n d fiir o f H i* law, JAMES V. IIA1I1I. “ I« ra lil' llifl thunder* fill Ih< *God alone!” fall of mankind by Milton in his wonder­ And follow thee down to the rivet** brink. And ■ 'ti«i it i lr< rn h lii’ i.’ an*wer« low. Through the br-atble** tide, Covrip.id G \z i i i i awakened sail memories o f a “ Ihe Lotd alone my *oul *hnll know.” something for publication I thought I fu l poem on the Loss o f Paradise, it is I w ill e ing to the hand « I ti t (’ ru e itiid large intelligent black an.I white cat, called bv would pounce upon the glorious oppor­ not strange that later poets have left And when I arrive on the other side, the same name, “ Dot,” n««t on account o f his I’nr*ued. r homo, di*tro**od, >li*inny»-d. -:Musical Instruments:- this subject, so fu ll o f scope for the I shall *• < thee n«» more. dim inutive size when a kitten, but because o f O f w rathful face* when afraid, ------A ND------tunity to immortalize myself in your pa­ Pad and shrouded io garments film a round black spot on his nose He was a T<> *«-crur.tp, >n tiie heart, NEW PIANO FORTES— Very Low. style of marrying newspapers and I'll ! poetic muse to tout'll her lips and pen While I relate hi* tragical end. And rurv« * u* to a bftiver part. with lire from the sacred altar, that she DIRT AND DISEASE. SECOND HAND I’lANO FORTES for wager he swells up lit to explode every While *trolling for game, my poor rat “ Dot,” Tlm* changeful! A* in pride or fear .30, 50, 75, 00. 125 nnmiddle ages might properly be termed lfasy Terms of Puyment ing are falling, down from heaven four THE TOWN OE ASPINWALL. speech which vastly adds to his com ical tween Palermo and Patriektown, and the age o f d irt. No regard was paid to cleanli­ bright, shining angels descend In guard utterances. M r. Webb is an habitue o f .ALBERT SM ITH. finally settled down here in the grand the entrances to the blissful home of the ness o f person or dwelling. Prince and beggar tlm Lotos Club, and bis mots are among old state of Georgia, where there is alike clothed themselves in heavy woolens, and Aspinwall (some titties callcil Colon) the cheerful traditions of the house. Re­ new created children of God. But why is a flourishing seaport of llie L'lii^e.l more snuff and guano used to tho aero this vigilance? Ah! earth is not all while o asionally putting on a new outside cently, at a friendly game of whist, ho garment, wore tlieir underclothing, we are States ol Colom bia. It is situated on piaved the nit,e of diamonds. A le lio w - than in any other country on the face of Eden! WAR IS DECLARED! told, till ‘ they fell away piece meal from tlieir the small island of Manzaiiilla. in L'tnnti plat ef spoke of tlm eatd as Ilm one “ Without llw gate i r Navy bay. Tlie town was founded ------IIHTWI-.F.N THE------the earth. Evil aptriU watch and wait.” unwashed bodies.” Tlie floors o f the houses upon which the Duke of Sunderland in 1852 by tho Am erican company When I first came to this place Atlanta Waiting till the veil of night shall were o f clay covered with rushes from the wrote his fa nous order for tlm massacre GROCER,S and BAKERS which formed the isthmus of Panama of St. Bartholomew, whereupon Webb I did not know what many of tho women hide them and their foul deed. "They neighboring fens and so slightly were they re­ railroad, and was nann d in honor of OF NEW ENGLAND. ' love darkness better than light, because moved from time to time that tlie lower Inver said : nn 1 girls were doing with little sticks Colonel A spinw all, one of tlie orig in a l •'Oh, tiiat was prob—probably—be— But we ure bound to protect our trade and will their deeds are e v il.” remained some times for twenty years, mean­ protruding from tlieir mouths while on promoters. Jt has been cedcil to the cans,’ lie bail n— n—no he ir l, ” therefore continue to sell the Northward, Routliwnrd, westward go while collecting all the filth that such a people the street. I afterwards learned the due by one the heavenly guard, company forever by the government ol B E S T COM M ON C R A C K E R S Clothed about with garments white could deposit. The unpaved streets were New Granada. Aspinwall is the ter­ ANNOUNCING ENGAGEMENTS. For SIN CEN TS per lb., no extra ehnrife for bur- sticks were what they call tooth-brushes, Bearing each a sword o f light blocked with mire ami ex reinent. minus, o'] the A tla n tic side, o f t'ais ra il­ On tlie utmost eastern hill rein, although the Baker’s price Is t cuts per and that these ladies would sit for hours One w riter says o f Loudon that “ horse ma­ road, forty-eight miles long, which ter­ pound, and 15 cents for the barrel. Youngest o f the angel hand rubbing snuff into their mouths and on Lovelier than a pot I’h drcain nure was a yard deep about Sr. Paul’s church­ minates on the south at Panama, on the Domestic' Monthly. W e have also just received a very nice Heavy Bod­ Comes the angel Is ra fil.” When a couple are engaged there is ied, Light Colored giving out on tlie street would often carry yard " 'l lie streets were never cleaned and Pacific Ocean. Aspinwall is a liandsomo II ,w touchingly beautiful is this story well-built town, much resembling in its seldom anv setisilile reason why all tho the brush in their mouths with two or garbage ami ordure heaps were at every corner M O L of tho guardian angel’s loving watch and not confined to spots.” Kicord, physician architectural aspect a New England world should not know it, and therefore threo inches sticking out. They go into care over the offspring of the Eternal the tic.v t ishion of announcing engage- T hat we w ill sell at 27 cents per gal. There is but to P hilip A iigastu-, w riting o f the Paris o f that tow n, w itli its w idtc washed houses aud Father. “lie shall give his angels menfk j t i s t liefore a prominent I,all anti a small lot o f it, so bring in yo u r jugs and kegs the woods and hunt for hours for a pe­ time, records the fact that “ the king looking j ilousies. There arc three good hotels, and have them tilled before it is gone. cltargo concerning thee” sang the sweet having the ladies and gentlemen con­ cu lia r kind of a tw ig to make those out o f tlie window of his palace otic day was the Howard. City and A-pinwali, a Pro­ psalming of old. And later the grand testant Episcopal church, the only one in gratulated hv tlm ir frit mis is to lie fo m - brushes of. They scrape tho hark off so nauseated by the odor which arose from the apostle lo the Gentiles assured the world 0 ntral America, and hospitals and mettdod. T o lie suie, il tile engage­ streets below that lie in disgust urged the c iti­ In this department we arc ahead ; we have plenty and broom tlie end so that it w ill hold that God's angels were ministering buildings belonging to the railroad depot ment is afterward lirokt n. the thought o f the 30e. Tobacco; also ju -t in Mayo’s Best snuff well, and then with a box Lorrll- spirits sent to minister to them who zens to pave the streets and assist in the purifl A h ia m if.il drive called the Pa-co Coral of these public rnngr.iiululiiins would Smoke ami Chew that sells at :j?c w lioh sale, cation o f the city * « ♦ He b uilt a wall we will sell you a single pound for also tiie la rd ’s best they are happy. shall lie the heirs of salvation. winds around the island, which is about he ciuharnssiug; but il the fashion tends famous lJod Cross that Others arc selling for 5oe Truly this poetry of the nineteenth about ’he cathedral to prevent it longer being a a mile in extent. There is a light-house to prevent promises of marriages being per lb. ami think it cheap, we will sell it tor 45c. Rut Atlanta is a grand place, young, century hut sounds the same sweet place of common convenience.” “ Tliese meas­ on its point; hut tlm harbor, though com lightly given ii w ill serve good purposes. C A X O R E E iX S vigorous and progressive, the pride of strain. In heaven the angels have heard ures,” he adds “ ercatc«l great public dissatis­ moilious, is open to the ‘ norther,” that T lm girl who might say yes when the south and boast of Georgia. Five of the loveliness ef the Father’s latest faction.” To overcome the odors which arose terror of tlie Mexican gulf. Seven great asked to raarrv, w ith the mental reserva­ Something new. 3 lb. cans 30c. A ll other goods creation and Isialil longing to see this tion that if anything better comes along in proportion. years ago she did not have a m ile of from ibis accumulation o f filth , it was the cus­ lines of mail steamers either touch at "latest miracle of the Deity” is not tom among the people to hum fragrant gums Aspinwall direct or make tlieir port o' she w ill contrive not to keep her word, C i)'D on’ t be deceived by any arguments that may paved streets and now there aro over aware that just outside the gate about their habitations ami sprinkle their per­ destination via Panama. Thu popula­ w ill think tw ice about it if she lias to lie offered, Imt call and get samples before buying. ten miles of streets, paved equal to New go through withsuelia form. Martiago W e can and w ill suit you. “ ’l’he Hcrpcnt king w ith envious hate sons with perfumes. tion is about 1,000. Watches and w aits.” York’s or Boston’s best. Five yeirs ago Now what was the result o f this mode engagements are frequently too lightly Is he tem pting the angel too? Does entered into and too lig h tly set aside she had a population o f 37.000, today o f living ? W hy, epidemics of disease he inlluenee this bl ight spirit to leave Chance For American Enterprise. The engag, iiient sli' tlld lie nearly as J. DONAHUE & CO., beside which Memphis, Vicksburg and all she has 55,000. The new K im b a ll his post one unguarded moment to gaze sai'led a contract as tlm marriage itself, Eed Building 4 Doors South St. Nicholas Hotel, House,just opened here, is tho largest upon the wondrous beauty of Eve? Oh! the other calamities o f the present cen­ and it should lie such an engagement tu ry are as naught! For instance, in 1507 Hint Fram tsco Post. ROCKLAND, MAINE. 40 and linostsouth of the Ohio river. Eight Isra fil. tiiat both parlies would I,a proud to have sweating sickness, a disease, which thanks to Sydney, Australia, w ill doubtlessly be­ railroads center here, like the spokes "The serpent watches well; thou shalt come a second New Y o rk, on account of it known among all their common ac­ return too late.” sanatorians is now extinct, bioke out in Ches­ quaintances. in a wheel, and a ll are doing a good its advantageous position and tlie large Branch Brook Farm. 'The description of the sleeping Eve ter, England, a town of but a few hundred business. Our postollieo is a magnificent inhabitants. In three days ninety-one died. natural resources of tho colony which as seen hv Is ra fil is very beautiful. find a center there. The city has grown In 1507 the plague, another disease also extinct SAWING LOGS FROM ANTIETAM structure, b u ilt o f pressed brick w ill) But suddenly rapidly, hut there is a woful lack of en­ from the same cause, appeared, and although trimmings of Maine granite. A million- “ A ciy ring'* through the start led night, terprise. There is not a first class hotel < f s o o ] > T he aagcln speed in Hudden frig h t the m ortality is not recorded, yet to such an Z.'Zt hmond Dispab h. dollar capital building is under contract, Tow ard tho unprotected gate. there, and it is a difiicult matter to get a Cornelius Smith lias tlie contract for Alas 1 they come too late 1” extent d itl it rage that grass is reported to have and tlie work is progressing quite rap­ decent dish of meat. It is a matter of sawing into lumber a large number of HOGS, SHOTES & YOUNG PIGS Evil is lurking within the garden been a foot high in the principal streets. In surprise tiiat no enterprising American id ly . 1550 sweating sickness visited the place for the logs cot from trees standing on the fields ozrcr H-ZVJxnD. walls. liotcl keeper lias ventured there. It is a of Antietam al the time of tlm battle. Quito a number of Maine peoplo are second time, ami in 1003 the plague. In the I f you want to get a good Shote or I’ig for fattening “ A change coined over the moonlit nky good field and there is a fortune in the He says that all sorts of missiles, from purposes this is the place to cubic. Tlie wind begins to sigh and grieve.” latter year 00 died weekly f ill 050 people were in business here including II. G. Kimball, enterprise. 'I’lio tramway system is cannon balls to buckshot, ate almost the founder of the Kimball House. But Even the atmosphere feels a sadden swept from the earth by this one disease, abominable and is controlled by tlm daily met with in the timber, and that it S LE o T E S . c h ill, besides 01 from other causes. Tlie next two government. A general apathy exists Maine people aro everywhere. I have is really danger, us to sta id m a r tlie S o w s W7.OO, 8 .0 0 a n d 0 .0 0 . “ Thu breath o f coming fate. years, 1001 and 1005, 2100 died and then there among merchants and capitalists; they ltarrows #8.00 and 0.00. camped in the Sierra Nevadas, in the The serpent’* taint is tm the a ir saws in bis mill when such iltm ta r is Thu trail of tlie serpent is everywhere” was a lu ll till 1019 when 2,099 paid the penalty seem contented to move along as the being cut, a number of saws having Improved Chester Pigs #5.00 each. vale of tho Frazier, on tho shores of country develops, not earing to exercise Morning dawns; the angels return to for tlieir neglect. And so the records of this been snapped into fragments, w lo n ru n ­ Berkshire Pigs #5.00 each. any unnecessary energy. Melbourne Vancouver’s Island, and by the banks of the skies, one alone, little hamlet continue; the people ull the time ning at a high rate of speed, liy st. ik in g Try one of the Berkshire, or Improved (’bestir, looking up to heaven for dcliverence from the and Adelaide arc both beautiful cities. ami see i f you cannot save more than the d illi fence tlleSheepscot and lie was there also—-the “ W ith drooping whig* iron .-hot imbedded in the logs. A large, pestilence, forgetting or knowing not that Tho streets of the former ate wide anil in feed, and get better po rk fo r the least money. Maine man. I have ploughed the rag­ Xu lunger licio-eiiwiir.l can urine angular fragment of shell was struck bv To earth uuwilling cling., excrement in tlie streets,filth about their houses fiuely paved, and tire lined by hand­ a saw a few days ago, and a perfect Grade Chester #1.00 each. ing main from Castine to Balhyhaek lie .tun, I. m vi-itile, apart, some, massive buildings. Tlie tramway Grade Berkshire #1 00 each. S’« , - evil warring with the human henrt ami d irt upon their bodies were sins which shower of sparks rained about tin: m ill, system of Sin Francisco appears abso­ aud he was there. Il was on one of Amt Ellen’. doom fultitteit." Deity itself would not forgive. tlie saw being finally snapped in several Shall have some Grade l ’igs the lust ol* .May, price lutely perfect, and Australia presents a $3.C0 eueli. those lloating palaces which used to ply In the evening comes tho Lord .and In London so filth y were the ja ils ami p ris­ pieces. In another in stim 'e a grapo- line opportunity for its introduction. shot was cut through by a saw. leaving Breeding Stoek always on bund, ‘and will make along your coast in search of tho wild, the destiny of the earth ami its inhabi­ ons tiia t a modified form o f typhus, known as price on application. tants is pronounced in tho one dread ja il fever, appeared, ami Hiker's Chronicle ------*♦»------a brigh t, polis'ied surf tee on each hem is­ untamed codfish. Wo had a crew of I word "death.” Tlie repentant seraph lu ll- records the fact that all who attended a certain phere of the missile. Many leaden three all told, the captain, his son, mate, The President’s Health Hobby. lets, which oiler little or no resist.'ini e to I hears also from the Eternal Father his term o f court in 1077 died from this disease EGGS FOR HATCHING, the saws, are revealed in hoards and (Carefully packed to go any distance.) and m yself 2nd mate, cook and able sea­ , own doom. within forty-eight hours,--all: judge, jury, Irtish in ffluii l.tltcr- planks. Per man. “ Since dentil Ikh come into tlie eartli lawyers and spectators, in all some330 persons. Setting. Bp thou its messenger. Ilty name shall ba I f tho president has one hobby above Hose Conih Brown Leghorn ...... # 1 .0 0 One day it was very calm, scarcely a A h iT.-r unto all »-f human birth : But the great London plague, so ably described Single Comb Brown Leghorn ...... 1 .0 0 Thv shadow of the grave forever follow thee.” another in connection witli selecting breath of air at noon and 1117 bread did by De Foe, was most deadly ami extended in A Senator Who Was Chil.ll.ke And Single Comb W hite Leghorn ...... 1 .0 0 Is it unseriptnral to believe that the officeholders it is on tiie suhj' et of health. Rose Comb W hite Leghorn ...... 1 .0 0 not rise well at all. It was very heavy its work. Throitgit this over 100,000 people When a nunto is presented for his con­ B la n d . P ly m o u t h B o c k ...... *i.OO [ angels, the messengers that do his bid- were swept out o f existence. Over 50,000 W y a n d o t t e ...... 3 .0 0 and unpalatable, so m uch so that none sideration, ami after Im has satisfied 1 ding, these “ ministering spirits”, were were buried in common pits. The sick died i concerned in the fall of man? himself that llie candidate lias the moral Miniuapolii Tribute . Cash with all Orders ! of 11s would cat any of it except the unattended; charity hl I herself, uud every­ Israfil feels the awfulness of his doom and intellectual qualifications, he invar­ Some years ago so ne \V - , ■ in o ils captain, but he never could hear to see where there was only terror ami blank despair. when the (lowers and birds wither ami iably follows it up with (something after were advertised lor sale oo.’i ' tin g, n- anything wasted ho said, so he crammed Had il not been for the purifying influences of CHAS. T. SPEAR, fall at his approach, and bewails his this style: “ What sort of a looking man eral law and S, ti'ilo i S,iW)< r. 'h n . as ROCKLAND, MAINE. himself, full of tho heavy biscuit and I fate in thus being the dread messenger the great fire which oppoituucly visited the city is lie ? ’ " llo w nitielt does Ito weigh?” now, a large Wisconsin ami hold,, . it might have been depopulated. "Is lie in perfect health? ’ "Do you think <<*(’orrespondence fully answered. 6 went on deck to attend his hook and | of sorrow and anguish to the human took care to past himself thoroughly race,— Now these are all facts of history ami teach ho could perform hard work aud still upon the value o f eaeii pat . el | at no :,' line. A large fish soon fastened on to keep his physical condition unimpttred?” W e have just received Large Invoice* o f “ To blight all things of mortal breath, a lesson which we here in Itocklan I may well auction. When tlie sale d„y air.vida the hook and the captain proceeded to A II earthly lox elluvss to eeru” profit by. People must give up the idea that The president likes a robust man anil be­ parly of Eastern e.ipitailsu i a lie lo, K- FINE BUTTER. haul him in. Uu was leaning over the Suddenly the angel hears his name,— they may violate tlie eternal laws of cleanli­ lieves that il is a mistake lo put men out for a speculation were , 11 I a i.d to mil lugging away with all his might “Israfil!" and with him wo bow in ness and s till be protected by Providence. God into office who are more titan likely to hid. They knew S , w u r. and ot eve. t ------INCLUDING------neglect their duties or to retire with when all of a sudden he lost his balance adoration keeps those only who keep themselves. As a instance tln v riti-e I his nhl. I l ey Icit Northern New York Creameries, Vermont, “ Before u brow whose sweet majestic grace physician I often hear complaints made o f the shattered constitutions. Gonsequenlly, very much elated when '.lav ,w or New Hampshire, Knox County and went overboard. I Io was a good candidates who are not vigorous, in a D ulrles, «ke., «&r. Had shone upon him oft in happier morn vast amount o f sickness which Providence has I thought they s a w . a look of a i in g a n c i, swimmer, but those biscuit were too From i Iip cternul hill, physical sense, meet w itli little favor at Positivi ly we handle none but Genuine Butter. Whose du/xllng height reveals tlie Father’s throne, seen fit to visit upon certain families, when in I steal over his placid eoan'i i :a.e, the White House. lion after si ,'tiiiu was iun ,-.l down : ------'i JS 2 3 3*2 3=> . II------heavy for him , aud he sank to rise no 1mm iiiu p I lie- lirst born. fuel it was not Providence at all, but tome He lakes the dead bird from its biokcn nest. them. 'I’liey b.night m ’y ey, ry i n • Field ami Garden Heeds, Seed G rains, Beeil Pota­ more. Ever since that when any of the j 11 llultcrs, plumes it s wings, stinking drain or cess-pool which was respon­ toes. k ■. G u ass HEEDS - Tim othy, Bed Top, upon which s , w m ,• ■ t a p a , ai t licet sail over the ground where he went 'l imn rapturouslv sings sible. Orchard Grass, lted < ’lover, A bike ( ’lover, White And soars away towaid tlie beaming heaven’’ WHY DOESN'T HE TALK. w cut away delighted a. I • 'I, • sveia . s. Clover. Herd Corn, Heed Oats, Heed Bailey, It is true that sanitation lias made a great Heed Itm kwheiit, Heed Beaus, Seed pen- , Onion, down the crew heave a sigh and a bis­ Then in lo ving tones he says Some years after Ila \ id \ co, r. advance since tlie times of' which wc write, but Beet ami T u rn ip Heids, the new and leading va- cuit, and call aloud for the lost niarincr. ••Ihouilost destroy, but thus can I restore T< ■■at S i/thnji. and called upon S.w.u He •*.,>. i.e rielics o f Garden Heeds. Si'.KIi Po t a t o e s —Da­ From Abel’s bio >*l spilt on the a lar stone there is much that mav Mill be done toward kota Red, Early Maine, White Star, Beauty of But no one answers. Some of tlm Pilgrims to Washington lighted to See tile,II. I . I ' eo to Ii s To Calvary’s pro4s,whieli I must bear alone, preventing disease. The time is coming I be­ ih-brou, E urly Rose, &c., \e . l imn shall be terrible to human kind. tire distressed at the silence of Cleve­ house in i bliko-h, , ol r. I : ' m ta , v <♦»- lieve when to be aifiicted with typhoid fever ------AGENTS FOli------But from (lie grave which yields to me its portal land. Tltey remind one nf little Johnny hospitably They "' :" ’ • ' i t , ' , Faith shall « ome forth, th ’Comforter immortal.” Peterson’s Magazine for .lutto comes ! and some other zymotic diseases w ill lie con­ Fizzlolop, who, when lie comes home the lands 'they h .d pit : . ' d t :!” , Bradley’s XL Superphosphate of How beautifully tho poet gives 11s the to us, a paragon ol beauty, ahead of all sidered a reflection on the cleanliness of the from school and observes a large pan of S:|wyet huekll eft by tilt L im e . hope of the Christian church. “ 1 am sufferer’s home. doughnuts in tlm |> oitry, calls : , hand ami invi id the,.' to , a d e .at others. It contains a splendid steel en­ come” our Saviour says "that they Pure Ground Done F ertilizer, graving, some tilty illustrations, charm­ "Muzz, t ! I say, muz/ r! ’ I when tin V ia .lt e h . I . . a y h '.ve ia t Odorless l.invn F ertilize r, might have life. 'fin* Ordnance Board o f the United States •'Wliat is it my son?” called to date I ' • S , tor • ,| . tu l to ing stories ami beautiful fashion plates Then follows the words of faith: ---- AND AI L----- beside other useful and entertaining A rm y lias recommended the < onstructiou o f t "W hy don’t you talk some mttzzer!" i meet sh il'p' is at ti . ' s i l r a, ' so g e t .. “ 1 have seen thy icy lingers laid m oii't’ r balloon for the use of tlie (Lnerinnciit, Agricultural Chemicals. reading. Specimens are sent gratis, if “ What do you waul me to say, Joint It ielld to b'd ,.0 all ttie in -I . 3 , 1 . I. in On lips that I loved, uud was not afraid, at a co.-t o f about SlO.tiOO, from which liombs ami sec,in d the „,a> I . a i , . i. 1.1.a i ' written for, persons wishing to get up K aching up from the darkened tomb and dynamite could be dropped upon a < itv in ny ?” clubs. Address Charles J. Peterson, Wan the w ry odor o f heavenly blown time o f war aud reduce it to ashes in a single “ Well, you m ig h t say, Johnny, don’t fereil. The E isti rn me, ■: I bold Ibu O. B. FALES & CO. Hied from bis garment* who folio vied thee J titles to half llie bogs t W'scote o 387 Slain St., Kockluud. lu 800 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. And took wy idols U keep for me.” night. you want » doughnut?’ ” THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1885

WAS IT KILLED? T H E T R A M P . THE CAMBRIDGE. TIED TO THE TRACK. N,•,«■(• don’t mould GRAND Son ething About a Favorite Boat an 1 a A Waldoboro Man Is Seized, Bound The Dead Body of a Boy Baby Found Jim lior.«. They art* made L ittle About Her Gallant Crew. and Robbed by Strangers. in Clam Cove Woods. in .M.nrtte pait«, H- Snnf'-i l E. W It o f W aldoboro, a young ' Tlmr-'day evening nh tit 10 o’clock .Tame* E. *1: u.l . fbike«, two j».,lnt' <• i”.'r f’ambridgt tho L - A Bangor St i.-lo p Co., tvlm h h a - !• n i;i the drv d<»< k man a’" : tw'. jv-tlr c year- o f age, was ns- ' Thorndike of this < ity wn- walking through and the tintf, and tl ■ *r ROCKLAND. MIL, f >r repair*, came o n to her rout the 12 in-t. .-aulttd and S iin iiv night. He had Hie Clam Cove Woods, homeward, when he OPENING b rin to «Jce f i i r ’.'D in the p >rtion o f Hie town ' -aw a !• am approaching which stopped ju.-t Thu* jpnke W. (J. Ald. n, She has had tw<» new boiler-, new surface con­ Will commence this week with denser, l- fitt, d up m 1m- beau ’ I- u.-ln - by tiie road-side and watched. -huwii, wa* drawn fi-nli tors hull, toilers, watcher, in tiie direction of Rockport. Mr. begrim 'd workmen, taken together, made a Gan,s.»v; steward, S. G. Dow nes ; engineer, f i t the cnrd« which bound him. He reached Thorndike heard the voice o f the man ns he scene that l» »re might have transferred into a \V. L. l'o \ ; nssi-t.mt engineer,!.. W. Flinn; home abmit 12 o’clock. Charles and Archie drove by, ami is positive tiia t he also heard striking picture o f Vuieiltl*.* woik-.-hop. tir«t officer. June- To. kt r ; m ■.•ml ofih .r. W. Brown were arrested this morning for the as- the voice o f a woman, hut was not able to make The making o f nio a* carried on by L. Cookson; baggage master, J. E. Nason; -m lt and brought liefore trial justice Howard, out tiie ilrift of their remarks. After pro­ Will consist of an Immense W . O. A ll-n , i- an interesting operation. w.,t( inn h i , W. H. William ; quart'i-ma-ter, w l." pl.t «1 them under $2,000 bends catch to ceeding Camden-ward a short distance tlic Stock o f Old iron i* bought in large quantities. 2«H) tons W. L. Cro-bv ; second quarter-master, E. J. appear at the October term of court at Wis. horse was turned and driven at a furious pace o f old laiboad iron having been recently pur­ H a ll; American express agent, A. F. CrrwLy. towards Rockland. Mr. Timrndike judged chase.! o f the Knox A Lincoln railroad. ('apt. Ingraham D one < f the oldest men in that tlic horse wa-- a gray otic and that tiie car­ Piled up in one comer is a mass of iron taken continuous service in the steamboat business, MEN AND WOMEN. riage was a double seated, covered wagon w itli a HOSIERY from tit- steamer Falm outh, burned in Port­ and has a record that any. man should he man on tlic front scat, ami two women occupy­ land about a year ago. A powerful pair o f Personal Paragraphs of More or Less ------and------proud ot. He commenced in the business ns Interest to Our Readers. ing Hie back, BARGAINS! shears cut these huge bars o f metal as a Mr. Thorndike took no action that night, quarter-master on steamer Daniel Webster iti Mrs. John Bird is in Boston. sharp knife cuts cheese. The piece-* after they but kept upa brisk tliinking, ami Wednesday 1S5J, was promoted first officer the same year M r-. Elizabeth Simmons is ill. are cut arc done up in bundles or fagot*. morning returned to the spot to investigate. and continued in tli.it po-itiun till the spring of Mrs. Isabel Hunt is in New Y ork. •UNDERWEAR After being thoroughly heated the trip ham­ A few rods from the road on the east side lie 1862. II? then went onto tlic steamer Rock­ O liver Otis was in Portland last week. FOR THE PEOPLE mers convert them into bars o f iron, which arc found a place where the earth had evidently land o f Koi khind ns captain. I he Rockland Miss li Rtie Timinas is visiting in Boston l’or Ladies Gents and Misses. hammered out into the ditrerent parts of the been disturbed. Procuring a hoc lie found, a nt that time was a government transport, iri v ­ Mrs. C. T. Frost is visiting in Hudson, anchor. ing troops atnl Ftipplic- south. 11c continued few indies below tlic surface, a wooden box Just received New Brocade Here a crew o f men have a ponderous bar o f I Ma.-s. there two year®, and then took tli • same posi­ with the cover nailed on. Removing this, lie [ Velvets in Black and Colored, red hot metal changing beneath the regular Messrs Frank and George Smith are nt W ar­ tion on steamer Oriental, plying : • tw? n Bos­ found tiie box contained tho body of an infant. blows of the mighty hammer iuto the *hnnk of renton. Replacing the box, lie nt once notified Sheriff for Spring Wraps, with Fringe ton ami New OricniH. Front then-'* betook Mr.-. !•’. W. Peterson o f B rooklyn, N. Y.. is some immense anchor on the strength of Irish, who, with Coroner Otis, went to the Special Trades in to m atch. tin captaincy of tlic Helen Getty of Philadel­ nt J. Fred Ila b ’.s. which depends the lives o f some gallant < tew, place and got tlic box ami brought it to this phia, also a United States transport. A fter F. Ernest Snow is slowly recovering from and the safety o f some staunch -lnp. The city. It was about 18 by 9 by 9 inches and the war lie ran the same steamer between his attack o f sickness. forges are run l>y air fo t" d through pipes by was marked on tiie bottom, *‘C. W. A- Co., Look at our Black Silk for Savannah, Gn.,ntid Palatka. Fla. In Fcbrnary Mrs. li ititinh Haskell of Portland is visiting a monstrous fan. A fter the anchor is com­ Rockland, Me.” ’f lic body was covered with $1.25, received this morning, 1867 he took the position o f mate on steamer her sister, Mrs. Sabin land. -HOSIERY- pleted it is put onto the test machine, which is a piece o f sheet, which li id been torn ami Katahdin and continued there u ntil May 7th of Mrs. Robert Paul of Charlestown, formerly it is worth $1.02 I-2c. operated by a p nverful hydraulic press, anti roughly cut with a knife ami was considerably the same year when the steamer Cambridge o f this city, is visiting friends here. — :a T subjected to a tremendous strain. One stained w itli blood. Underneath the body was was launched, to which boat he was transferred, W ill C. French lias resumed his old position shop is devoted exclusively to the manu­ a lot of cotton batting, ami underneath that holding the place Of first ofllcer for ten years in the msuket o f II. G. Tibbetts. facture of small anchors lor the use of some excelsior. under Capt. J. P. Johnson. When Capt. John 1’. Scott contemplates returning to his 5,8,10,125,15,25,33,35,375c. fishing boats, yachts, etc. Johnson retired he became captain, which po­ Dis. Banks and Hitchcock examined tlic The firm was established in 1866. Anchors home in Austria for a year’s visit. sition lie lias held ever since, at times being body. It was that of a healthy male eltild DRESS GOODS. of 6,too |l»«. is the largest they manufacture, Miss Blanche Robinson o f Thomaston attend­ transported to oilier boats o f the same line, J about 21 hoars old ami had evidently been although they have made patent am hors ed the band carnival Tuesday evening. while the Cambridge was being repaired. horn alive. There were no external signs ol weighing There is an anchor weigh ing George E. Reed of Boston lias been looking 1 Case handsome style, all Capt. Ingraham has held the position of quar­ violence. But on removing the scalp there was 4655 lbs. at tlie W orks now, which is to he up old friends in this city and vicinity. w c are selling a full fashioned, colors Dress Goods in Brocade termaster, pilot, first and second mate, and un­ found eeiiyniosis and effusion o f blood over the shipped to Brunswick for the ship building Gen. Davis Tillson and wife liuve returned derstands every detail of the steamboat busi­ posterior half of the left parietal bone and regular made style, only 12 l-2c per yard. there. Anchors are sent by this firm to ail from Florida, where they passed tlic winter. ness, and in addition to log book and other occiput; and on removing tiie hone an effusion parts o f the United States. A 6000-pound John Coburn is very sick from the etl’ects o f records required by law, he has a complete o f blood on the brain was found, tending to anchor is worth about $350. the accident which lie experienced last Tues­ journal o f the whole time, which is very inter­ show that tiie child had been killed by some We open a large stock of Watt i i< tlic motive power o f the machinery, day. Lisle Thread Hose- esting. external blow. The proper precautions to new Dress Goods in Home and is furnislied by Mcgnntieook steam which Mrs. Jeremiah Hooper and daughter have in this long time o f servieo no steamer with preserve the ch ild ’s life, when first born, had turns the machinery o f so many other places of returned home from a protracted sea voyage Spun, Combination Suitings, which iic has been connected lias ever met been taken in an cll’cctual, but unusual mid de­ At. 37 l-2c. manufacture in Camden. The (’umden Iron with Capt. Hooper. with the least accident. IL* D every inch a cidedly unprofessional manner, indicating that ; Cashmere Long. Serges, Cash­ W orks have a water froutago o f about 200 feet, Miss Evic Ilem cnway leaves today for Bos­ sailor, and a courteous, wholesouled gentleman a midwife and not a physician had •tficiatcd meres, Ac., in all the new so that the iron, coal ami other material used ton where she devotes herself to the study ot who I,as the confidence and respect o f all who at tiie time of birth. can be landed without a second handling. In the Kindergarten method of instruction, prepar­ shades. know him. Alter carefully viewing all the facts of tiie busy times fifty men are employed. No acci­ atory to opening a school of that kind in this Capt. E. W. Curtis and Ira I’arnsworth arc cast Coroner Otis decided to probe the matter dents ever have happened here. Accidents arc city. gentlemen of experience and qualified to fill to the very root,and Thursday m orning formed Mrs. Ann M. Ryder,a notice o f whose dcatli New lot of Black Silks and forbidden by the rules. tlic im portant positions they occupy. W . B. a ju ry o f inquest, composed as follow s: Isaac appears in the list o f deaths, form erly resided Black and Colored Rhadamas, It is an abrupt step from the manu­ McLaughlin, foreman ; R. II. Burnham, Clerk ; Our Gauze Vest Eaton, the genial purser, lias had tbit teen on W illow street in this city. She lias many facture o f anchors to the making o f crackers, years valuable experience in his department, is Fred W. Wight, E. J. Frohock, John M. some extra bargains in these friends and acquaintances here who w ill hear pastry, etc. It would seem more proper after a competent officer and lias a host o f friends. Small, John E. Doherty. The ju ry viewed tiie At 25c is a Bargain. of her death with sorrow. Mrs. Ryder has goods. manufacturing anchors to destroy pastry, but body, were sworn, ami the coroner charged F. Albert Garnsay, freight clerk, was in the resided in Belfast for some years with a son, the Camden Bakery was not running so that a them iu the usual manner, and made proclama­ express business several years on the boats, and she died there after an illness o f only a few visit in an appetite way was a failure. The and brings to his office the qualifications tion to all persons who have any knowledge o f W c have just opened a large days with apoplexy. Camden Bakery, E. B. l ’uHer, proprietor, is a tin* time, place and manner in which tiie de­ requisite fo ra successful performance o f his J. W. Covel died at his home in this city lot of Embroidered Robes from well-known concern in this vicinity. Ail kinds duties. S. G. Downes, the gentlemanly stowr- ceased came to his death to conic forward ami Thursday. Mr. Covel camo to this city from $2.75 to $(5.00 each. ot bread are manufactured, and the country ard, is tin* right man in the right place, and all testify. For 37 1-2c we are sellling a Dover, N. IL, about eight years ago, and built for th irty miles around is supplied by then, travellers on the line w ill testify to the superiori­ The proper officials took hold of tiie matter up here a prosperous business in gold and s il­ L adies’ with crackers, p ilo t, soda ami ship bread. and proceeded to investigate. Cobb, W ig h t A ty of tlic eutsine under his management. ver plating. D uring the war lie served honor­ We open 1 Case of Lawns Five men are employed in the summer ami the Co. were visited and it was found that the box The engineers and other officers are most of ably in the 1-t Me. Heavy A rtille ry , Co. 1). two ovens are run to the ir fu ll capacity. The in which the infant was buried had been made (50 pieces) which we shall them veterans in the service and understand lie was an upright business man ami highly ovens ami furnaces are being put in trim now over from one which had contained canned Balbriggan Vest, and fill their offices satisfactorily. A. F. Cros­ respected. The funeral services were held sell for 3 l-2c. for the summer’s drive. peaches, and that only one box had been by, American express messenger on the Cam­ Sunday. Rev. (». 11. Scott offi -iating,music being opened o f the lot, so that it must have been ------“ I would like a corner in that $ IQ,000 bridge, has been w ith that company thirteen furnished by tiie choir of the Congregationalist (In long and short sleeves), taken from the. store within a week or ten days 1 Case Prints, good style, ship” said an old sea captain w itl, reference years, which is a sufficient guaranty that lie is church. The members of Edwin Libby Post, hut no one remembered to whom it was given that was thought cheap to Rockport’s big craft, described last week. a good man for the place. G.A. R., Knox Lodge, I. 0. of G. T., and [ only 4c. The officers also found that Mrs. Enieline The approximate cost o f the vessel was $110, Rockland Council of United Friends, of which last year at 50c. Aiisplmid, living on Souili Main street, was a (M10, and was so put into type, but the pushing O N D IT . organizations the deceased was an honored m idw ife and on mentioning the name to Cobh, 1 Case best quality Prints down of the first figure made quite a differ­ member, were iu attendance. The floral offer­ W ight A Co., one o f tiie clerks remembered ence. Here is a case where subtracting one A S team er to Ply Between Rockland, ings wore many ami beautiful, including a ! only 5c. makes a difference o f 100,060. Isle au Haut, Swan’s Island, Deer that Charles, a son o f Mrs. Ausplaud, came in cioss, a wreath encircling tiie letters, G. A. R., Is le and North Haven. ami got tiie tell-tale box. The hoy was asked — Thomaston*.-* Knox relies are again an anrher ami the three mystic links. "The W c have li id occasion in times past to speak ' about it. He said that lie carried tiie box home Wc are selling a Ladies’ extra Cotton Cloth 4c. attracting attention, ami Tliom astou people widow and son oiler their thanks to all who o f tlic undeveloped resources and hnsincss and that his older brother, Wilbert N. Aus- are in cou-tant receipt o f letters inquiring k in dly ami thoughtfully assisted in paying this fine interests ot Swan’s Island, Die at, Ila ut, Deer pland, who is a carpenter by trade, had taken about them. Mrs. F. E. fHIchrest lias in Iu r last offering to thedecensed. 36 inch Sheeting 5e. Island, North Haven and other places which it and cut it down into another smaller box, possession the old fam ily bedstead. It is r.f ------lie o ff our coast. Prominent men residing on and ha I then put it away, this being previous mahogany w ith four posts eight feet high. I M P O R T E D these islands, and other prominent men who ABOUT SHIPPING. to tlic discovering of Hie dead body. Tiie Around the top is a pine cornice paipted yellow 40 inch Sheeting 7c. have capital invested have lieen conscious o f hoy’s description of the box tallied exactly with blue ami red roses. The foot-board ami A Meeting of Masters and Owners in this fu '; fo ra long time, and have realized that w itli that iu wliieh Hie body was found. head-board are o f scroll work. From the Boston. Balbriggan Vest, more direct and frequent communication only j The officers on Eridny proceeded to the 50 Dozen Ladies’ Hose, cornice hung yellow satin cm tains. Mrs. A convention of prominent men interested was needed to develop these handicapped re- ' house occupied by the Auspland fam ily, and Giichrest values it $300. When the Knox iu -hipping was lie Id iu Boston Tuesday and finished seams, 25c a pair. sources. found that a child had been born to Georgia, ( In long and short sleeves), at furniture was sold at auction this bedstead Wednesday o f last week. Capt. Chas. Law­ Men who are intere.-ted ia the matter have tiie daughter of Mrs. Auspland, and sister of was bought by (.’apt. Barnabas Webb, ami was rence of Philadelphia was chosen president. only $1.00. been thinkin g it over an 1 have decided that Wilbert and Charles. Their story was that Jersey Waists in black or given to Mrs. (iilehrest by the widow of Capt. The prim ary object o f tlic convention was to the only way to open this region to business Hie child was born alive and was laid at the Webb. fix a m inim um rate o f freight, the necessity colored, all styles. wetild be to form a company, buy a small loot o f the bed, ami a h a lf hour afterward they The side-board which came from the Knox for some such action having lately impressed steamer, and placing her in charge o f a found it lying there dead. They admitted that house was sold by Mrs. S. S. (Jerry to W. W. itself strongly on the minds of a number of capable officer, have her ply d iilv between Wilbert buried tiie child Tuesday night, pro­ We have a few more of the Thomas o f Portland lo r $300. M r. Thomas ship owners in Plrladelpbia. Capt. \V. F. tlie-e different landings and Rockland. In curing his horse uud carriage of Ulmer A Or also paid $10 for a wooden chair which came Humphrey of Boston, S. N. Thomas of raan- If not in need of best quality Dress Cambrics at accordance with this plan, p artially form u­ betoa. from th j old mansion. Mrs. Gilehrcst lias, tou, mid Charles A. Petitt of Philadelphia lated as it is, an experienced man is on the Wilbert Ausplaud was taken into custody J • 6 l-2 c . also, a cane-seat chair which did good service were chosen secretaries. The convention voted lookout for some suitable steamer, which can and lodged in the court house ja il where lie in the histoi it dw elling. to appoint a committee o f one from each port he bought for this purpose. now is. He refuses to say anythiugabout tiie Hosiery or Underwear •Dili you ever hear how Carrie the represented, to take into consideration tin Twilled Crash 4c. That there would he business enough for matter. Tlic eoronor’s ju ry were iu ses­ youngest daughter o f General Knox became various Interests of tiie convention and to such a boat can he easily proved. The large sion until last night and have examined a large At present, it will pay you to the wife o f James Swan ?" asked a resident of iiouiinate officers. fishing interests o f the places enumerated number o f witnesses, l ’or the purpose o f se­ Thomaston the other day. “ Mrs. Knox, as The follow ing from Maine were on the com­ buy for future use at would be tin small coii.-ideration, and the es­ curing additional evidence tlic inquest lias been Cashmere Shawls. you probably have heard, was a great card- mittee on organization and order ot business: tablishment of more convenient shipping adjourned until Friday when it will lie com­ player. 'I he father o f .Swan was also a great (». P. Rideout of Calais; Henry Lord of Ban­ 11 facilities would more than quadruple the pres­ pleted. Robinson A Rowell are counsel for <>. H e w e t t & ( o *. player, ami so Madame Knox uml lie had gor; S. L. Lord of Ellsworth; A. Libby of New line of Plain and Em­ ent irailic. I lie people inhabiting these Islands Hie prisoner. many a game together. The result of it all Richm ond; («. C. Goss o f Bath. broidered Cashmere Shawls in are industrious have the snap and only was that Mr. Swan won tho hulk o f the A t Wednesday m orning's session o f tiie Con await opportunity to increase their business. Cream, Pink, Light Blue ami property. Vliniritig Miss Carrie Knox great­ ventiou it was voted to form a permanent organi­ LATEST NEWS. Another consideration, and an important ly ihe elder Swan proposed that she should zation, to be knewu as the Vessel Owners’ ami B lack. one, is the opening up o f these pi tees to travel. m any h i- -on James ami that he would deed Captains’ National Association. These officers Mrs. ilodgdon of Bath, who was shut by her At Isleau Halit, Swan’s Island, Deer Isle and the properly to her. This was done, ami an were elected for the first y e a r. President, son, is dead. other places some o f the leading men o f Hie New Spring Cloakings in unhappy marriage it proved to be. You have Charles Lawrence o f P hiladelphia; one of the Riel, the Manitoba rebel leader, has been cap country have invested money iu real estate. ' the story for what it is w orth.” vice presidents, (iu y C. Goss o f Bath. Cured. new styles just opened. la v ing out tracts o f land, erecting club-houses Nebraska uml are devastated by a The prospect for boat-buildiug the Henry Lord o f Bangor was elected a mem­ Kansas and cottages, thus form ing a nucleus around cyclone. coming season is rather discouraging. A .C . ber ol the coasting trade commission. It was which the m ultitude w ill duster, if only Hie Burton and ('unniaghain, the London dyna­ The Conforinator New lot of Curtain Pole* $ trout of Thomaston has the following memo­ provided that an initiation fee o f $2 per vessel opportunity be given. T ho laik of direct miters, are sentenced to penal servitude for randa o f tli boats b u ilt by him since and in ­ be charged, and an uiii)ual fee o f two cents with Brass Ends and Rings all "•m m unit atiou is a serious defect. Said one life. cluding tin' year 1873, which -hows tiie ups per ton lor coasting ve-.-el.- represented. Meui- ready to put up, only 50c each. wealthy man, who has large interests on Isle liers o f tiie executive eomniittec, representing CORSETS ami down* of this branch of manufacture The experiment station at the Maine State au Haut, “ When I want to go to the island to cacii port, were chosen, those o f Maine ports 1873.50; is? I, 55; 1875, 30; 1876, 17; 1877, transact au item of business requiring three or ' College is now at work on the « xaniinatiou of Are making friends with the 21. !878, 10; 1870, 15; 1880. 9; 1881, 20; being Calais, (). B. R ideout; Bangor, Thomas fertilizers, as provided by the law. Tiie uual- The above are only a few of four horn I have to go to Green’s Landing, be y.-es being made are iu charge o f the acting Ladies every day. 1882, 35; 1883, 31 ; 1881, 21. During Ibis J. stuart; Ellsworth, K. I.. Lord; Riehnioad, the many good trades we shall ferried a m -« to the I >land, and waste three or A. Libby; Thomaston, Thomas W. Dunn; director, Prof. Walter Baleutine, assistod by time Mr. strout has b uilt two steamers. assistant chemist, Prof. Bartlett. lour days in doing what ought to requiic Rockland, Edward A. B utler; St. George, 'They are made on scientific offer our customers. Please ------A Thomaston gentleman hn» a -traiigc At a meeting o f tiie Biddeford A Saco Horse hot a day.” George W . R .iw ley; P ortlm d, W ashington , else in his possession. It is a Joel, o f G<*n. Railroad Company Saturday afternoon, it wa- principles, and are as near per­ call and look over our stock, as Again, the I ’ . S. government are to convert i Ryan; Belfast, J. W. Frederick; Winleiqant, voted to build a horse railroad connecting the Jackson’s hair. It was given him by an uncle two cities, providing the necessary amount o f fection as can be. we are showing lots of pretty WidowY Island into a quarantine station. E. C. Arcy; Bucksport, K. B. Garduer; who resided iu Indiana, who was a great ad­ . II. G lo v r A Co. o f this city have con­ stock shall be taken. To settle this question, m irer of oi l “ H ic k o ry ,” who gave the afore­ Jonesport, D. S. Sawyer; Searsport, J. C. solicitors w ill at once make a thorough can­ goods. tra e tad to erect suitable buildings there, a n d ' said u ii«1<*. at his request, a gcnen.ir Io. k . a Nichols ; Bath, John R. Keily ; Eastport, S. B. vass. NICE FITTING and EASY I w ill begin work at once. Daily communica­ pail of which the Thomaston geiitiemaii|ha IInine; Camden, Isaac Coombs; (Jardiuer, John Powell, a citizen o f East Machias, has It is silver white w ith one brown strand among tion between Hus island and the main land Augustus Bailey; Augusta, J. M. Haines. seen a good deal o f active arm y life, accord­ tlieM iow y hairs. I bis same gentleman lias for w ill be not only desirable, but necessary. ing to tiie Hepublicun, He was iu active ser­ another curiosity a perfectly formed oystu The association pasM-d a resolution urging Widow'.- Island would be in the path o f a vice iu Hie English arm y d uring the Crimea W .0 .H EW S 7 shell taken from Oyster river many years ago. Hie formation of local associations iu all ports war ami was wounded at the siege ofSeba.-to- When Hie oyster was opened the meat weighed steamar leaving’hi. city for North Haven, ro to secure cooperation iu tiie olijects ot the pol. lie afterward served through the E. B. HASTINGS half a pound. that daily landings could be made (bore. Natioutl Association. | rebellion in the Uuiou army. 277 Main St., ltockluud. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1RP5. 3

A. D. tim e Is at work in Chas. T. Spear’s The T. H. Mureh house lias been bought by AMUSEMENTS. FOLKS AND THINGS. store. Henry L. Gregory. Cost! Cost! Cost! SEEPS a n t i PLANTS Main street wns well tilled with promt‘naders F. IL Berry fakes his horses to Bar H artior Hamilton Lodge wii! holda five--mt $ i.Pile Eggs arc plenty nt 18 rents n dozen. Saturday night. iu July for the season. next Friday evening at then- lodge-romn, Garden, Field and Ontes Unrlesipic Company nt Farwell ila ll Bantl concerts in the open a ir would lie vetv Violets and trilliu m s nre in blossom and G rani’c block. I e-cream and cake w iii he to-night. very nice ju s t now. eat,tinges arc being set out. offered for sale. A p’ening literary and musi­ Below C o s t ! Flower Seeds. cal program w ill be pre®* nted. A il member® Dr. C. It. Cole rides a lie n town In n jaunty The track and fences o f Knox D riving Park Jnnntv marines from the entter have lieen o f the order are invited and a pleasant time i® dog-enrt. arc being repaired. decora ing our streets Intelv. anticipated. p ; Railway Granite Co. have fifteen men nt Tiie Delineators and Fashion Sheets for The District Lodge, I. G. o f G. T., w ill meet \ l l r r i i The Alice Gate® Bm ’e® pie Company played work nt present. June may lie found nt Simonton Bros. with Hural l.odge, Union, tiie 27th Inst., nt to a very good house, onsidering the weather C. M . Blake lias tau g ht the Lawrence house Extensive preparations are being made for 10 o’clock in tiie forenoon. last night. The company fall® somewhat short F u k n i t u k F on Cottage street. the Fourth of July trot nt Knox Driving Park. Luscious cherries sent from Vaih.i i, U al., o f the advertised number, but i® made up o f Low Prices! J. A. Toinmn brought nspnmgns into the Benjamin E lm slic has bought a house lot nt by Mrs. J. A. Lancaster, were presented to tlic g >od material and the play wa® well re,-eived. market yesterday. Ingraham’s H ill and contemplates building a Cm m i it-G e z in e stall' by M rs. S. K. Maeoni- The costumes were of the “ .la ltna /’-' Zanita - The Knights o f Labor have removed the house thereon, lier, today. Abrevinted-stvle. The company give another THOMPSON'S LIVINGSTON'S P .rfe -’ .mi Tomato Pianta. boyeot from Spcnr A May. There was no quorum nt the meeting ol the One ot H . 11. Hall's coal horses ran nwav performance this 'I nes day evening an.I go finest vatiety in the world, choice rlocky plant*. T. McLnughlln has opened a cigar tnnnnfac­ license board last night. The president o f the Tuesday evening w itli tiie fnrw ar! wheels of from here to Bath. Must Be Sold before June I, and tory on Front street. South-end. council was present. tiie coal-team attached. He circled up through The attraction at the rink this week w ill lie North nnd Slate streets narrow ly missing Great Bargains can be had. A common Main street nuisance is a stray A boiler and engine for the M t. Desert the Itogers-Stnniford Juvenile Combine. Sion, several teams and pedestt intis and was finally Also The Following GREAT BAR­ t EIIBKNAS from choice seed. pig or two trotting around anti Rearing horses. lle ro h l ofiice were awaiting shipment on T ill­ which w ill exhibit Thursday ami Friday • vt n- son's w harf Friday. stopped w ithout damage. ing®. This combination gives one o f the finest G A IN S : L A T E Ciibb.ig- Plant* - FmFcr’M, HmiiRwick Capt. George Torrey lias purchased and re­ Stem- Mason, Low Dutch anil W m iiing-tadi. Boilwell Granite Co. have lieen awarded the exhibitions of any travelling troupe. Their moved to the house recently vacated by It. C. E. A. Collmore skates a two-mile race at f h na T . a f • O • nt $ ! T.*., one at 6.{,0, < entertainment consist® o f trick ami fancy Heat­ ----- Send or rpply to ------Wooster. the Waldoboro rink, Friday evening, against contract to furnish the granite for tiie new Brooklyn postofilee for S74.79O. It w ill lie ing, bicycle riding and other attractive per­ Car j el Sweep» rs ? 1.60. Geo. Perry, who lies been nt work for the Gardner Reed o f that place. C. M. PI BRETTS, partly polished work, w itli considerable enrv- formances. llctncmber the date.®, Thursday Show < ’a®o con $60, w ill sell for 20; one • < ®t $30, A. W . Benner haaclosed ids barber simp and w ill «e!t for 16. (O r. Mniu A Unit Sta , Itneklund, Me. Railway Granite .Co., is now employed in ingnnd fine hammering. Tiie Company lias and Friday evening-. W aldoboro. now presides over one o f the chairs in Sidney Gnc Safe $2.». 175 enlters nt work nnd w ill not increase th e ir C lark’s tonsorial estalilishinent. The Carnival given at the rink Tuesday One large Ot’ev DcrV. -t $16, w ill Hell for $2<> The business o f gold ami silver plating w ill force at present. night by Rockland Band was well attended, One v< rv handwune Sid- l-H ii-l. ennnot le- bought Geo. N . McGregor has lieen appointed by Hie in Boston "short of 5 b . w ill s» 11 fm $62. still lie carried on nt the old stand o f J. W. “ Did you know Hint if you rut a branch and was pronounced one o f the best o f the Covel by F. W . Covel. eitv eomniittec on hnrylng grounds superin­ I have only four Painted I hainbi r S< t? left, one P a s h i o n a b l e from nil apple tree, long liefore buds or even many enjoyable affairs for the presentation o f eo®t *2t 60, w ill s. 11 fur $21, fin - e-.-t *23. w ill s- II tendent o f Jatneson Point cemetery. Geo. N. McGregor lias lieen elected recording leaves began to appear, and then put tlic end wliieh the baud is noted. The band itself played f - r $20. ,,.s. «3u w ;’; .,.j| r,,r $26, tm- -s’ >31, w ill -.11 f- i secretary o f Maine D istrict Assembly, Knights People sectn to think tiia t there should lie in splendid form. Several o f tiie selections, in water, tiiat the twig Bins broken off will Only in - Black W alnut So left, w ill || f. i *4o. of Labor, and Oliver Otis, judge. a musical convention tills fall. Waldo county which were very difficult, being rendered in a blossom ? W ell, anyhow, it is so for I have One Walnut Air < .- «o, tost *1 will p- ! f-r CLOAKS singers ought to he invited to jo in in tiie ic- A crew o f men dug up the road for several tried it," said a gentleman to T iip. C.-O. re­ way that spoke o f hard lubor and ability. This *10. days and nights nt the foot o f Litnerock street, frnln. porter Saturday. If you don’t believe inc try organization should certainly receive the sup­ Counter S -. wst $11 6-i, w ifi nell f.ir —AT— repairing a break in the water main. Piscatorial business rivalry brought the it, dear render. port of our citizens as it i® a credit to the city. Two P it Iur S-fa-. -•<•-. *13, w ill f. II f r $1 ». The game of polo between the Rock lands and Lounge. $7.4‘ . w .ll -e ll for $6. A t the close o f the six-day roller skating price o f fine shore h alilin t down to three cents Railroad wharf Is a busy place ju st now. On Mother Hubbards was very interesting. The ill M’]| race in New York Saturday Snowden’s score a pound Wednesday. “ When deniers fail out Hip northern side Hie Jennie I.lnd w ith a steam w ind.i Mother Hubbards were composed o f MDse® was 1,166; Iloyst, 1,148; Haddocks, 1,100. the people fill up" says tlic old adage. windlass is taking in a enrgo o f old railroad S i m o n t o n ’s Doherty. Burpee, E ’hun®, Simmons, Moore Green pens, seiillions, new beets, gpinneh, iron, eight nr ten liars nt a lump, about two Tlic Orpheus Club o f this city have been en­ nnd Berry. Tliey were attired in white Mother Bermuda onions and spring lamb nre in the tons, for the Camden Anchor W orks, W. G. gaged to furnish music for the Thomaston HiiblianD trimmed with re.I ami becoming markets. green pens, raised in Norfolk, Alden, proprietor. “ Wc could pick up seven WARDROOMS. graduation, wliieh takes place the 27.1. lust. Tlic poke bonnet.® made out o f straw hats. Mis® THOMPSON’S sell for 60 cts. a peck, while spring lamb sells tons to a liist, if we could get hold o f it,” There arc 293 dogs in this city, apportioned ns B urpic played goal and Miss Moore was first IV lA iii S ti’cct. for 20 cis. a pound. said tiie captain n f the erafl w itli the musical rusher. The Rockland® v. n, McIntire, Me Our Spring garments are follows : W ard, 1,40; Ward 2, 20; Ward 3, 11; iih Fil l) I ROXr IU !I.DI\G..F9 li- name. Across tiie w h a rf schooners M ilford Attlill'c, ami Mi-® Moore securing goal®. Mi®® now being received by ev-rv Ward 4, 50; W ard 5, 51; W ard II, 21; W ard 7, J. II. Loring is just finishing up the White Flora Kallouh wa® awarded the prize for the and J. IL Hoiden are discharging 1000 tons of 58. Head light boat, and Is Io lnnkc a 23-foot prettiest m ■ k tie. Master Ferdie S in j^ i the express (iom New York, and center-board hnnt for tiie hark Hattie Dixon o f steel railroad liars for tlic Knox A Lincoln prize for the largest nnd Plkauah Spear tlic Randall S. Condon o f Friendship and Seldom prize lor the longest, thirty yard® in length. Cir.xs. T . S p e a r , New \o r k , and nil 18-foot boat for Capt. John railroad from New York. Horse power Is ladies are eonliallv invited to B. Overlock o f Washington have each receive.1 R.n n Large Stock of Pillsbury of schooner Jennie G. Pillsbury. used to entice the weighty liars one nt a time exam ine t i i e same. one o f the ju n io r commencement appointments from tlic decks o f the vessels. Four o f these The first cargo o f pipe for the new water­ ifiirtbs. o f Colbv University. bars make a gross ton. COTTON SEED MEAL, works is on tlic way from Philadelphia and ns Brocade Velvet Wraps. Chase tv Collins are receiving large quanti­ soon as it arrives from there four hundred men T in ; C iit iicite s.—Rev. C. A. Southard nnd Ih. H and, May 10, to Capt. ami Mr®. F. O. One of the Best Feeds for Cows. Tricot Wraps. ties o f fish, especially the sturdy cod. They M I. .in, a diuiuhli-r. w ill lie put to work. Residents o f Rockland wife left Thursday morning for Newport, Mr. H<>< kland, Mnv 10. Jo Mr. and Mr®. John SU vcii®, T.TW " I T . shipped 75 barrels of lobsters last week. Southard's new location, taking w itli them tiie a dnuuhtcr, weighing 13 pium I®. Ottoman Wraps. and adjoining towns w ill have tlic preference. Kockland, May 14, to Mr. nnd Mr«. IL K. Snow Prices on a ll kinds o f fish are very low. hearty wishes o f a ll for their continued pros, IT J. Fred lln ll is making n delivery wagon for Clotli Jackets. In the police court Salut'd iv Annie D. Mich­ perily. Rev. I,. L. Hanseom, the newly ap­ It-i -kland, May 12. to Mr. un-1 Mr®. Fullerton IL E. S. B ird o f a unique design in gear and W ilson, a son. ‘ aels was sentenced to 90 days in Wiscasset ja il pointed pastor of Pratt Memorial church,arrived Jersey Newmarkets. springs. rt is low-bodlcd, o f medium size ThoiniiHtoii, May 12, to Mr. and Mrs. George A for drunkenness, anti E. M e rrill was fined one Thursday witli Ills fam ily from Bucksport, and I I . , y. nt< AJMQUW GiLUE brightly painted and tastily lettered. Mr. Hall Cushing, May U , to Mr. and Mrs. C lifford A. p OUNCQUAILED FOR CEMENTING Cloth Xcwm.irkcls, elc. dollar for assault upon Ilczekiali Marks. is now settled In the church parsonage. He Krc.Tp. ! WODDTC.U’S'S, CHINA. PAPEFf. LtATHER. V-. has a lot o f new buggies wliieh lie has manu­ Chirk, a son. ■•r H'l COLD MEDAL. LONDON, I - I . ! A picked team composed o f Davis, Barron, preached his first sermon Sunday to a large Burkcttviilc, May 17, to Mr. an-'. Mis. I.. IL p.-jr I ' ',v Mn-ft, a- Ilainlit) ( ••“.mu nn - i•.j.:. T:-i Ca : . ’ . . , . and Chapman beat the II. S. Baseball Club Hanseom is a brother of tlic Rev. S. 1.. Hans­ Mi®, i . !•’. 'Taylor, a iLuighti r. on the steamer C ity o f Richmond has lieen put Eagle Houk, Idaho, Miiv to Mr. and Mrs. W . Wednesday afternoon by a score o f 30 Io 17. eom of Tliomastou....Rev. Father Harrington j on the engine of Conductor White's train. K. M orri-on, a u. Al- xander.J L. S. Robinson's Shoe Shop is over FKSEYS. gave an interesting and pnetiea' discourse \ iuidhavcn May ’.ah, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steamer C ity o f Chester w ith O. O. Ila ll, When it wns first heard people began to look H. N. Keene's Store, at tiie Brook. on “ M atrim ony and Divorce" at St. David’s Wt It'D r. a daughter. esq., and W . (). Fuller. Jr., editor o f T u n landward,'and wonder what tiie steamer was !.-w i'to«i. A p iJ 2UI . to M r. and Mrs. C. S. Me. G ood qualit v al! sizes. church, Sunday morning....The music nt tiie Farland, tbrinet ly of Montvii.e, a daughter. Cotuinti-OAZETTK, among the passengers, doing ashore. Congregationalist church was unusually ex- Rfl. E. M ETC A LF 511 c!s.. 7", tig., $1,110. arrived at Liverpool Sunday, after a ten days Tlic many frieads of Mrs. Sarali S. Samp passage. ecilent, Sunday. . . . Religious services w ill he Htarriagcs. son o f Batli w ill be pleased Io learn that tlic licld next Sabbath at tiie Meadows in Washing­ The Clark’s Island, Spruce Head and South new Commissioner o f Pensions lias appointed ton H a ll at 2.30 p. nt. Itcv. O. II. Scott w ill Rockland, May 1 by ILv. <’. A. Southard, Thomaston accommodation, J. M. Fisk, driver her to a lirst-elass clerkship in the Pension De­ Leslie A. Ross ami Nellie Spear, both o f Roekiand. JERSEYS. preach. Cam-, ui, Mav -, Ernest E. i »rinkwater and Myra and proprietor, leaves Spear A- M ay’s at 12.30 partment. This is tiie first promotion made M. Sln rinan, both «,f i/u to h n : J Tlic North National Bank now does business ENTRANCE 27- MAIN STREET. Children's Jerseys in every o’clock d aily. Returning leaves Clark's Island by die new Commissioner. R oekp-.f. Mav 2. J.Ja, A. Barr, ws and Ca-si- E nt 4 o'clock, p. m. In its new quarters iu Cobb A Berry block which M-’Isaat . both - i R upon size and eolor. Hon. T. V. Powderly, Grand Master W ork­ arc very attractive. The lloor is of birelt. Waith.hor->, Mav 2, Osburn GroBH and Emma A. R . W . Messer is rushing things on Ills re ­ Sprague, both of Waldoboro. man o f the Knights o f Labor, w ill address the Tiie working room is on the righ t ns- you enter. W ashington, D. <’.. May 2. X. B M k-n «l cently purchased kiln and wharf privilege south citizens of this city at the rink this evening. The cashier’s counter is of cherry with ma­ Ciunden, and Mary J. ’ 'air of ILgidand < ouiu\, of Tillson's wharf. The kiln is being entirely Ohio. The lecture w ill ho free. M r. Powderly is a hogany top and blrd's-cvc maple panels, nnd is Woiccster, M.-e-s , Austin I>. Haskell, fori.n ilv JERSEYS. rebuilt, new walls have been laid and tho very aide speaker, and ns an exponent o f the surmounted liy a heavy g ilt wire-work screen. of D. er Da-, and Ide M Wemdi o f W o rn w harf is being repaired. South Hope, M a y W illa id Suckforth and Huh labor principles o f the age has no equals. A ll It Is b rig h tly papered nnd painted, nnd tho two dab rinon-1, both < 1' South ll-ute. Ladies street rieiseys. both A first rate time, ns all the Hamilton Lodge are cordially invited to he present. large windows give plenty o f light. The d i­ \ iitalhaveii, May 7th, by F. S. W a l’s, • -- .. ABSOLUTELY FREE!! embroidered and braided, one times arc, will conic off at Granite Hall, Fri­ Ralph IL Win'dmi.baugli of Waidoboro ami Mag The Board o f Health are doing a big work rectors’ room is next east, w hile hack o f tiie gie O. A me® o f Yinallinvi n. W e tv ill send to any address, on receipt of day evening next. Musical program, read­ In our city. They have laid a wooden drain vault Is tiie lavatory, ami iu the rear a large a tvvn-ceut Htainp to pav postage, au Ele­ of the jauntiest garments for ings, refreshments and games, all are invited from Grace street to Broad, a distance o f about room which w ill lie utilized for various pur­ d e a t h s . gant Souvenir. WITHOUT CII VltGE. Spring wear. and all arc assured a good time. tt Is one of tin* haiKlsomest decorat ions 590 feet, and arc doing other good work. They poses. Tlic vault is o f brick w itli walls 22 er gotten up. and him never before been A. F. Achorn has been promoted to the posi­ sav that there are ecss-pools and other places inches thick, including a two-inch n ir space. Koeklatul, May 14, Green Burn®, aged M y-ai®. given away except to purchasers of our medcciucn tion of American Express Messenger on the In this city that would astonish our thinking The interior ol the vault aliovc and below is 7 months, 17 Iilv-. Rockland, May 13, Eun iine, wife o f W m. Ha>kell, tfw'-Send at tince before the supptv* i® ex­ Portland and Lewiston route, and entered upon people if they could only see them. lined witli railroad iron. The tire-proof loots agt d 5S years, 6 mouths, 2.” day®. hausted. Addren M OIt-i: YELI.OW IKK Iv Sim onton’s. his duties today. A. II. Benner takes Ids place arc provided with a combination lock of im­ Ito. klam l, May 14, J. W. Covel, aged 68 years. SYItI I’CO., Providence, K I. #«-Menti.in The members of Edwin Libby Post, G. A. Rockland, May I.-, Edmund F. M urphy, aged 6 ’ this piper. 1720 in the olllec of tho company in this city. It., have nearly completed their preparations proved pattern. The sale is fastened by automa­ V O /r TWE. S T £ ftN M U TU A L tic bolt-work and Holmes’ patent electric time St. George, May IS, Nettie A , daughter o f Frank Commencing July 1st, my dear filends, the for Memorial Day. Next Sunday evening Rev. and Maria Smalli v, aged 1 y» ar. Repairing of all kinds neatly done rate o f postage on letters w ill lie two cents for W. S. Roberts nt the First Baptist church will lock. Tiie outside door o f the safe is eleven W arrei , Mav I®, Mrs. Abagail Boggs, aged about at L. S. Robinson's. and one h a lf inches thick, w hile tlic strong box sS wars. LIFE INSURANCE CO each ounce or fraction thereof, instead o f two preach the memorial sermon before the Grand I’/nion, W illa rd Luce, aged 79 years. OF MILWAlUtJfiJS. cents for every lu ll ounce as now. This w ill A rm y. Rev. Mr. Gerrish's lecture w ill he lias a second door three inches in thickness, Union, May 16, Gem go Jameson. it will lake a pretty smart burglar Io work him­ Vinallinved, May 12tli, Andrew Marchant. be cheering news for tiie Impecunious young given in Farwell Ila ll on the evening ol M em ­ Rolling Prairie," La Porte Co , Indiana. A p r‘1 1’ , O I L M E A L ! man whose best g irl lives in a dill'crent eitv. orial Day, which occurs one week from Satur­ self in there. Leander S. Butler, form erly of South Thomaston, Condensed Statement. Jan. 1st, 1885- aged about 43 years. For Horses and Cattlo. The big ox wns shipped Io Boston on the day. In our Inst issue wo published nil article on Belfast, May 3, Ann M . widow o f Thomas Ry. ItECEIPTS, - - - #4 (Rift,881 Off Katahdin, .Saturday night. Austin A Stone One o f the committee on burying grounds, the importance of having skilled nurses In tier, age-l 62 year®, ,rt months, G days. , Will fatten faster than any other kind Hurricane Isle, May 13, I ’avid, son o f ‘.loiui P at­ PA YM KN l’S. have bought the animal for their museum, pay­ while exploring in tlic hushes to tlic west o f eases o f extreme sickness, illustrating tiie ease terson, aged 2 year.®, months. of Feed. To I’.dlcy!m 'di r®...... 74 ing something over $'(100 for him. He went Jameson P oint cemetery, e.une upon tiie time- by referring to tlic sudden death of Wm. Alley Tliomaston, May 9, Edrlu A ., son o f A -a ami Lucy Southworth, aged lu years, 9 im-nilis. Expcns- 'and Taxi m...... 7 .3,74 I 66 abonrd iu a very docile manner, a big crowd stained lid of a eotl'n, hidden in the under­ at the restaurant on Tillson's wharf. From a Boston, May 7, Frank, son o f Halvat on Bow, CHAS. T. SPEAR. Total Pay uu-iitH...... being in attendance to see him oil’. He weighs brush. The matter has not yet been investiga­ communication sent us for publication we aged about 10 year®. Napa, Cal.. April 29, of paralysis, Robert Barton F . O , V i CO.’S AHSETH. somewhere in tiie vicinity of 1,000 lbs. ted. There may lie something significant in should judge that some person or persons by Arey o f Rockland, aged 61 years. Watch tho Boston papers to sec how easy it is tills find, ami there may nut lie. Nevertheless sonic Incxplicnblo train o f reasoning inferred L-.ait® on Bond ami M ortgage... I - . - i from tiiat article d ia l it tended to convey a re I t . m 'jiin N--t<- ...... l.Un.U'7 •»! to increase his weight one thousand pounds iu an inquiry into the matter would not he out of CIRL WANTED. R- al Estate...... I.«♦:»•• 04 ol a week. place. lice, ion upon the kindness and care which was To do housework. Apply at F. S. uml ( ’thi r Bom!®...... shown Mr. Alley during ins sickness by J. W. 17 Pi:ui:\ lino’s Stoic , North End. (Bin r ArHvth...... 1.fH'd*42h n« Our people have been somewhat interested A lied o f limeroek lias lieen discovered nt Davis ami wife, proprietors of the restaurant. Total Af«.» W ...... iu the big whale which has been cut up and Morse's Corner, and a crew o f men are at work NOTICE. Nothing could bo farther from our thoughts tried out at Green’s Island. The fish was 67 removing tiie earth from a portion o f laud on ’fh -' Corporators o f the ROCK L A N D S A VI N( is I 1ABII.I TIES nnd from the tenor of tha article. It was feel in length, and as It lay on the beach wns the farm o f Frank Morse. The lead is on a BANK are her-d-v notified that their Annual Melt­ meant, merely, to emphasize the great need of ing w ill he held at their Banking Room®, . n • i . h. 'J i . i inuil < j and ten feet high. In cutting the blubbor four men direct line witli the Bog ami Fulling M ill quar­ WdliiOMla.v, M ay’:7tli, IKKA, at 1(> oTloek nurses wlio make a profession o f tiia t brunch i ' / r f t • ’■} foiii..- a firm g h i'-y M irim e, lim: were employed. They used chisel spades, and ries. Specimens o f the rock discovered have a . m ., f«»r tin- chefae » f otlieers f< ;• the ensuing ..... o f business. It was well known to us and to year, ami transact ion o f any other business that i. •; • of hand mixing. cut along the back lengthwise, the blubber been burned and yielded a line quality ol may <• -me before them. all iu this vicinity tiiat Mr. A lle y received every - su’ d utider our eos/hre mmrmi- being then torn oil' in strips, which were lump lime. There is considerable interest I'elt W. II. TITCOMU, s.-- rotary. n«l to it | uint .tny j.di upiin vv!».« .. u eate and attention during Ids sickness, as we Roeklaml, May 1-, D-6. 1M9 i.n 1 failed lu viu - -.1 tervi» •. chopped up and thrown into the kettles ami iu the result of a more complete investigation, stated in our issue o f May 5th, and people that od Kt liable Agent® W anted. A d d ro o tried out. The process is not quite completed for should tiie rock prove valuable Morse’s know Mr. and Mrs. Davis did nut need even yet, and 1171 gallons o f o il have already been Corner property will be greatly enhanced in Hiis statement o f the fads ol the ease. There L I V E M E N J. F. MARKLEY, Ass’t Supt., secured. It has taken the four men nine days value. Wanted, to take - i d-r-* for ’fre ts . V im -', Shruhs, ami a general llm- o f Nursery Stock. O nly tho-. 0 . K. FARLEY, 1 .‘5 Park llow. - New York City to cut up the blubber and try it out. The body was nothing oll'ensive in the article sent us, 1.10 Mtk a m iio .it S fA U K s.— The City of Rich- wlm are o’.( r 26 jours o f age ami can furnish the Exchange is to be made Into fertilizers. uud were it not anonymous we would have v. ry best refert • ® i eed apply. To tin- right men tnoiiil will make an excursion from this city printed It. We never publish auonytuous eom- we run give t uiph> meiit tie- v« ar : .ml. l x per: Manufacturing Optician, enee not neeir»nry. R. G. < IIA S E & < u ., ® 1'i x i m i U p.—The corner of Fulton ami to Portland on the occasion o f the meeting o f 'M.ikesatid a iju pe- tach’ ® I »i all du- etsot \ i-i.m . ForJLittle Money’-Much Pleasiite! muuieations. PEMBERTON BOSTON, MA*H. W- naj Sullblk streets has the spring fever the tho National Encampment, G. A. It., which all expenses anil a goo-1 lt2 , iK T I F U : A f, i a 1 S i., - i . .it vaii- ty -sh..|- d color, 'l'iio-c wli - have worn andean lit inn m Flowers for Everybody. worst kind. J. E. Sherman has had seven w ill be held tiie 22nd, 23d, 21th, 25th and 26lh A. Ross Weeks lias ju st opened his spring •vi’ hmit mn a- siatanco may, l y sending (lereript i- u d itl’ereut colors put onto his house w ith good o f June. Tiie Richmond w ill leave here the assortment o f lawn and cemetery vases. .n I good r« 1 i me, have a nnian- r . lit them txoiu SALARY. h iiiii ('. M. Tibla'lts advertises choice seeds and ieh to lunke a m-. cut ion. 1 • $-1 to SS, FIFTY UEN TH, or aliy lurger . Hint to im Gleet. J. II. Porter is puinting his house in night o f the 22nd, and returning leave Portland w li brine von. T h i i . oi Postai.f . a box . I plants. People know from experience tiiat colors. Ambrose Cobb, O. I*. Hix and Capt. TAXES IS83. Unequalled for heal in,’ I'HI.SIILX (IT » IOU I KS, u .riai hd i Friday night, the 27tli. One fare for the round they get sound articles when they buv Hom a rrh •• in Go.-.I i 'om hijim . Otis Ingraham are making improvements A ll pen-mis wlm have not paid their taxes lo r the Btn\S.W0l.\bK&HUI(>s trip will lie charged to all who go....Tiie him. v» nr 18S3. nr<‘ requested U- cull ut the ( 'i»llcct«»r's ot all kind®, i ulb, Bit- I t . I is o r I Hilt IL DESIGNS, |U I around their houses and premises.. . .A . C. Henry Morrison is bavingbig freights now. A J. Doiialiue A Go’s new ail. arrived too late (’Hi.- , nar room over Roeklaml Nutionul Bunk, Scald®, AbsQc&bc®, Felon®, qi l.ls anti DECOR \l IONS ol ai \ F . .. un-1 settle the same ou »-r before June 1, lbs.a, ull the most s.it s' . i \ m ,|.i|. r. H am ilton is making changes in the interior o f part o f her usual freight consists o f lings o f (or this week, but they are selling the best I I lliu i I't'lln ot IG .lU tillll K« M«*H cot lt.l ’>V . common crackers lor 5 1-2 els. The cracker 'ti.-h I’lxc- remuiniag unpaid after June I, min-t be 'Small-P. x Sores, &c. l{<. of his residence... ■ 11. E. Ingraham is repairing phosphate maiiufactnred nt l.amoine from udv-riiscil im pr-.vid--1 Revised htatutc®, Chuj • \li(vcs pam and leaves -— S e ll Hi. I.- I 16. t ■ ( G! . K . f ill I,.| I,, II,. I I mid halibut war is ended and liiev propose to lu r e d Flower®. his h a u te ....H u m p h ry Richards has made an mussel shells, a branch o f inniiufactiirc which ter Section B»3. scars. A lt your druggist keep the prices down and protect their custom­ A. J. ERSKINE, Collector. for it. By mail on receipt Make « . ur I cm. ® cl,. . r fiil, by p k . .. g a » addition to his buildin g s....T h om a s Staples ers. Flow< i > on ) .air table during Ila < old wcaltn r. seeiusdestined to g ro w ....C le rk Mason o f the ------♦ ♦ > R-. hJ.itid, April S, c f pnee, 26 and 6u cent-. has built a piece onto his house.. . . N. Jones is Mt. Desert lost a gold watt'll overboard at .Sul­ V. I.L 1'I.A Id ! M l I -----Alll»lll.JsS----- '1’lie hiccoss o f the new weekly 3 page story J HOUSE FOR SALE SO South 5 th nv. ., N. Y. painting his house. livan some lime ago. Last week a div»r, who paper, the Uni/tlmccr, Yarmouth port. M;i®s . FREDERICK H. MOSES, In tiie picu-nm, healthy village <>( Gorham, Me. IIc. iir . it i\ c I Iiir is i, 1'.20 llttckHpo11 Me. We laid au item some time ago w itli refer­ lias lieen at work oil 11. W . Joyce's lobster is wonderful. It goes to every village in F rst class iiioilerti reiflderi ’e : twelve r.ioms f. iish< -I Maine. Only HO cents a year, or 25 cents for 3 ence to a new passenger ear to lie built Io run pound at Swan’s Island, went down alter the Barg- stable eonuec't d ; buildings mi high gr-.und ; A MAM R* spoiibibl' H. ..-- . i:. f. . n- .4 m.-i;! h -. corner h t, mi iw . sir. , t-: smell . r- hard, . h.d ■ 7 lYlHlI !|. x-fiaiig. d. A F 'i. ICAI APV between Rockland and Boston. The car has time piece but the watch was nut to lie found. fru it, ami m i iv timled bv fineB li .de tre is : only a 'ifVcr- of d. i urn. in |,A D \ .> I5 -. LAY H K 0>., BOX i.|S75 TO $Wt been completed and is now at Bath. It w ill be Some dandified seulpiu is probably swelling “ 1 have set m y life upon a east, and 1 w ill b w niinules’ w. . to • luirehes, Suite Normal and stand the hazard o f the die.'* High Schoo!®, ami P- t • d x Ri - hestm In p u t, brought through to lids city before long. It is around witli it, uml lirugging of its accuracy rp<> \D Y E R T IS K K ' l ..w R.N h • r A dv.r- Kimj Hichtn'd Hl. .ui ! ten n ilh s trmn P oitlai -R A very desirable * ii«:i j n 1MP-J g o o d i- w pap. r® •• ,t i. - . Ad au elegant allair, and w ill make a journey ....T iie M t. Desert was towed from her winter 11I* ideiiee, in nice order for immediate occupancy. Some men think they have’ made a conclu­ Town laves h w. F. r any further partie liar-, dr.*-G U I. I . R* i A E I.I.x « i) . r i. - rt . N V from this city to Boston far more enjoyable qu ilters to Tillson wharf by the Morrison sive answer to a life insurance agent when they ph use address ••lin t ®E,” P. < ’. Bi \ .'2, Goriiam. M- . than ut present. Tho exterior is painted in Friday. The Mounty was feeling pretty well, are w illin g to take the risk o‘ their own l i \ «•>. ______1-1 - ...... -.m l .Stub lot T iie insurance risk on him self a man cannot j CITY OF ROCKLAND. it. 11 KMs U KV I im u.M.. haring been kept iu a ll winter, and opened yellow'and dark purple w ith an cnstlake bor­ take. Dying without insurance doesn't u licet G O T O PROPOSALS Fo r TA’I i ‘ »N R o l SF. 77.- lie at -j Pill I’iiIi der. The door is o f hard pine and the sides o f tiie season by knocking u few spiles oil' the him. It is his fam ily that sutlers, not lie. The T in - ( T v <’• im nitt. o on I ’olic • R. _ul:.:i- • . •. irdimz i.ftra. d - will r. M a|,. | polished mahogany and oak. The polished w h a rf-----The Morrison will probably make an i » \ M i li a i w ill relieve your fam ily o ’ Porter’s L aundry excursion to Ellsworth on the Fourth of July this risk for a very small premium. tm » p i’­ • the brass racks and chandeliers ami the other James Sinkinson, Manager, Portland, 5i”. Het! Cross Tobacco to enable all who w ish Io see B a rn u m ... .The ll - plat metal appointments are o f the latest pattern. II. J. Cole, D istrict Agent, Rockland. rk. Prop,.. Tiie car is upholstered w itli crimson plush. olllecrs o f tiie Boston A Bangor S. S. Co. have WITH VOI It I.INKXN. - - 1 --’iu ... , I.O.- 12 o'i I.ic ii, n o o n MUSIC LESSONS. I < ...... (!,. : • The seals aro luxurious, being self-adjustable, caught tiie last ivsthctic craze lor using middle AH W mli Neatlv ud Promptly SaliuUuv. Mav .’.ill. ll Jennie !•’. Swcetlund w ill receive pupils ai l | I ia'L; i ’ ' 4 •- . ,y all 1.1 the plopurul®. 50 cents per peund and each back living divided into two cushions. names and in itia lizin g their first handles, so give them instruction on the piano and organ , tv J. IV. R.n.i io z ------AT ------The ear is heated by a hot a ir furnace with a that . Blanchards and I-'. Alberts are verv . I' I!,. at the very lowest rates. Pull information w ill i KO. > LIMERVCK CC-HRH MA K ST ROC^JhC C.A.Cl.tM. ) register at each scat. common. he given at No. 7 Grace street. i I Ko.fc.i..i 1, M.,i 12.D.-',. IT CHAS.T. SPEAR’S THE ROCKLAND COURIER - GAZETTE: TTTESDAY, MAY 19, 1885.

the t »i'. nt, d« rtfd church. T in ' Space is from an eighth o f a m il - preach in this wav. mid why do they not Tired .>f - It ’ gg. • L ! .V » \ dav. to a mile wide; its length live, ten. p.r- . o 1-oim b ittle « f life. 1 |ue eli ttial way?’’ alt the time implying liaps thirty or forty mile,. The w ultol 1 ttrit if they, liie critics, only had Hie living Itei s on either side is as straight A I • •• i ! elt dice, they Would show tile world how ig Ih -’.'id V - . nr • rd -’ . mid stands as sq-tari iy as if axe men preaching ought to he done. W e should bad gone through and hewn out tlu- im old -dmreh b. Sow. 1 lik e to see ' lie o f these men Set up lii fore road. Within were broken otVBi-ar tlie an audience of live hundred or u thous­ • p o -i.o .a t. Io' g‘ ground, hut most wa re torn up Ivy the w ; - i j ■ . and people, nud hear him tike a text, mid FO ? CALK or TO LIT roots. The tops point in every direction diseu-s it. A ltussiin and Turkish hath ‘ A -’ l 1 -t 1 to ll • ntin<‘ n fr.iin. in tlie wildest confusion. e.iinliined w-iuld not I quit his swi a !y T h e ro is no reason about tlie euuse. So 1 hm ly j condition b fore lie got through lit ; in­ oV r 'ib • M tdmm.i- h ' .d. '* • toll a wind could li ive uprooted those El- ittng troduction of the sulij et. Wo me cer­ Then vsni Fhii g low ly, it p m e d awr.y. sturdy oaks and pines: only a whirlwind Leaving It’s glory in my heart imd- a I. tain that (he introduction would not land My ;r- ie ral eoitld Huts li ive piled tlie wreek. The any win re it" ir tlie suliji'i't, and that lie T h -n fi ing upon tl e r v- n irg air, time since it happened nt iy he guessed would get t lie si cond head llrst, and Hie A rendi 1 the nun’* ! I- - : g r fta i i. from llte size of the young trees wliieh illustration of Hie fourth point tucked to A lt l 800Jin -1 my sad heart’s h ilt, r pain. are growing between the fallen logs. llte third, mid 1 mixing of mi taphors. Tr • *. P n • • »t t Bangor, Me.” In some instances the trees of the sec­ .For Sale at a B argain and a congeries of mispronunciation, ond growth are nearly as large as those si n: o \ l *• i 01. i LINCOLNVILLE. and a general consternation, frightful to I’ 111•» 'I, I ...... -• I - n r H r -I ..... “ Father?” Paul n yotmg man, w orking In R tr- thrown down by the wind. Lewis It'ibblns Inst a fine fleer a short lime behold. The fact i», that people often Ilnl.hcl for i,i,kin or .lwillhign. I' |in ...... - t f i ’-m i, in Brow« r, M “ arc y< .1 oin : to Sometimes the picture bus a -linker ii. II. PERKY. ago. think it easy to do that which they have B.mqor to-night?” “ Y •■», m • eon, why?” *T want shade. T h a t is when some Itu n ’er or ttoeklnnil, M ir .li 17,1»«». 11 A. 1’. Knigbt hn« bought Dun Spanliling'f never It ied \Ve suspect that the clergy y.»u to get tuna bolt Io o f Brown’s Sarsaparilla. i roving Indian lias made his camp beside pi li e an,I moved imlu it. would appear as imbecile if they went FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. i n most out an 1 don’t want to he w l hout it.” The tho w indfall, and fire has taut tlir o u g li Ernest Itrlnkwnl. r has bought ttic Wvman down on W a ll street to te ll bankers and The Oink .fd.-.v Wit In-, Clocks. Silt* r father, who kecpUho hoarding hoa’ cat the mill, Di Inkwat.-r pure near the I rap. tlie fallen timber. Then tlie desolation Absolutely Pure. • j i his pon waj tJi run do.vn, had no appetite, brokers how to c nduct their business as W a r •. M • • «' - " 1 ’• - 1 here if ipiite n rare for the jiost.r.lliee at is compl 'le. The tire seldom burns up etc., H • , In M m . “ \ ,v B k, kn< w t k the wodu'lttbout or.e-lntf tli - time, and va< n’.wa.y« private members of churches sometimes the t oitre. S'. D. Ko>s seems to tie ahead, the ruin: that would lei a blessing, for Tills iKiwd-r n.’vi r vnrP-. A marvel of purity. c o i r n - v ih z a k . :irel C«n naw (tii.ink • to Brown’!’, Hir-ipaC q iippeur upon discussing the art of ser­ Atrenetli nn-1 wlmti Mimiqi: «*. Mon* ^cfuionilcnl however. Hui ground would then he (dear (or a A1«o in -am-• -».»r . SI-..-k of F r .- v O--< I- AH work every day, ha* p i» I nppe ite, c-Ior In * monizing. The shoemaker had better than tin- ordinary kin«li. und rnnnot be Redd in the goods In both ib piu (m int • are tn w, mi l bi .1. A. K night ban inove.l bis stable tiaek now growth; but the dead logs are only competition with the multitude of low test, t-horl within « war. ’l l, • store i- in a good {•• di-m, nmo Into hs fac . Ho I) miro that Brown’s almat ft I I .el wliieh adds m iiel, to the appear- stick Io Iii? last, and tit'' carpenter to Ids weit’lit, ilium or tibo-plmie powders. Sob! ovlo’n half consumed, while liie young trees ilirn !,>• <,p|-i-i’, Ek 11 < . View II ■ - , ami parti-« S.ars ipavilhi D wonderful in cwoj of genenl de­ an e of Ids buildings. plane, and the merchant to Ins yard­ canx. Roy u . b a k in g P o w d e r Co., loo w a ll . an Im e • U-.i--• of sam .'fur a I.Tin «»t year-. S tcr- .stand, black to their tips, gl im scntimls Htreet, X. V. bility. M rs. | rank Matliews Ins been very sick stick, and tlie minister to tils p u lp it. i- doing i »« I b tiiln —- nml ’ In r-' i« n • “ harp com- watching oyer the dead. p. ilti n. H.-am-n f.-r s« lHnc, pi pri tor g< lag With long I * 1 r . . . . Misses I annie Ordway and I’l i ' man iviio attends to Ids own business Slop your sentiment, and com.' down mth. WIDEN Mu. E. Conn, »»ne i f in t prominent mer­ 1 .i//;. Mnodv halo gone to V inaliiavi u to ivoi k well lias not much time to attend to UAZAIt<.i I lM'iN I ON, « . l. n, M- a: ilress-tnnhlng. oil' tllllt t'TC. Till- question is. tmw Io 47 chant- of Bangor, h .- -nit.•••••.» fr nit liver troubles other pcnjvlc's business. f n- tw o year-. Mr. • rub h is c m -u t. d good p!iy- W ILEY’S CORNER. get tlirougli this purgatory. It's too \V A X T 1C I ) . FicliHin, lak n various r m edio-, but got little or s. bool h d: ti' t No. 1 eotninmcni'Ctl Monday, l-uig to go round: we won't go back; no u-.-totniicc u ntil ho liegnn tin use of Brown’* v. itli !•-. M. W illiam ns tenehcr. now comes the tug. Walking on the STREETS OF PEKING. Energetic an 1 i:i‘- Jig-nt in n *•» -rdi.it orders, lb 1 Sir.- ipari.l i. lie says it is thy ’ »• -t thing for I iver Jolin I lin liln s Is in the west looking after ground is out of the -|'ie-tion. for all coining m- i i i i ’i , for NURSERY >rni K. Lvp-'i:- ' i nip!.lint that ever -• i u • to hi* notic and free y Ids interests In the granite business. matin- r of hu-lies and briers grow be­ / ./y'lieoR'v .Vugiutnr.. ence nol essential. recommend* it to hid lii'inU . - ’apt. Joint Knller lias been appointed by the tween the fallen logs, that are so many Salary with Expenses Paid. Tnen there is the incessant din of seleetmcn a- highway surveyor for district fences, each worse than the other. There street cries, w hile as a deep bass to Idler I In-li elllQ IlU In iii' li ' f L'. oil l.u-l:;.-- No. 1. is but one way, mi l that doubtful and Iiblllt)'. Apply »t Iiiici’ by Irlli-r muI .tale i g", aii-l “ I was till out of fix thia Sprit...,” sail Mu. L. these comes tlie grunting -'horns of tli • O. O a k .-, merchant at Garland, M *. “ I read pome CUSHING. treacherous. coolies, who iu tile middle road are urg­ H.T.I A.XX"N xH I.,A n .i« n , Mr. if the testimonials, bought Rome o f Brown'.- Bar. ’l’iie ofiieers o f Hiver View Lodge were in ­ You mount a fallen tree: you walk ing on their heavily lad-m carts, and tlie -•parilla, took one botile, and .am to day h-t.tei stalled W i dne day evening bv I'. If. Miller, along tlie tru n k u n til it crosses iin o lh c r; lighter rattle of a never ceasing stream Lodge Deputy, ii.-sisp I by - Oeiriie Enter ot WITHOUT PRICE! 'ban I havo be»’ i f ’c year -. I r« - e im< mi Bro vn’.* you loll.iw that Io a third; you zigzag o f the terrible springlc’s earts which H.r--aji.ini,a aho.- II in Hein ; I have o f know Vletory l.odgc as (,. W. M.and t rank It. I'ogeity ns 0 . W . See. 'l iie otll ■ r. installed to the tig,it, l li . t i to the left; forward a take the place of cubs und enrtiages for it to b ■ good.” a: nsrollowsi \V.C. T., Joseph II . Kre man; few steps, then back a g iin , always keep­ the greatest mandarins ns well ns lor Moses' Easy Reference Price List of 'V. V. T., I annie s. I're. ,nan ; W. M , (.. Ivan ing a sharp lookout that you don't after humbler folk. Riders on mules and K E A P E R I-If you have any trotihh- with your Yoiuur; W. 1>. M., Julia -’.Davis; W. See., all eotuc out on the same side that you donkeys go jingling along to llte music Flowers, Seeds and Plants. John 1: Tayh.i ; W. A. • Clara I. lieekett; kidneys you can find a certain i lief for it by went in. Now on tlie ground, now yon of their own hells. Clearer and most IN HARD OR SOFT, HOT OR GOLD WATER. SEND FOR IT. W. I', s . Nelson W. I'ogerly; W. I rcas., Joslina Livers; W. ('bap. I'orrest M. Rivers; are twenty feet in air, with pick on luck melo.lions is tin; tinkling of the square SAVES LABOR, THUEnnd “TOAP AMAZ­ Tlie (K) Collection, O il I l l ColllTdion W. (I. -i.. I 'l'v ill W. Seal y ; W. I . - i. , Cora and gun in band, picking your way li dl which hangs from tlie neck ol ,tlie INGLY, mnl gives universal satisfaction. i o r UOo, I I'ogertv; W. IL II.S., I.iu r a S. H u nt. W. carefully, le-t a misstep cost yon n No family, ric h e r poor eliotild bo w ithout it. incut*. Ibiv tin -• ( Ii'.b - I- nol Imvc Ih autifnl Brow’s S raiM a. last, camel in file long files wliieh now Sold by all (Iroccrs. H E W A lt E o f imitations l ’lov/ers o f tin* colors : ti-l forms. I.. II. s., I', litli M. II1111I; lb W. C. I’., A lbert sprained or broken limb in this horrible V. Robinson. Alex md o' IL Rivers was elected mid again move slowly up the street witli Widl designed to mi. lea'l. P E A K L IN E is tho The only Heed llm io in New England d e v o t e d place. After hours of toil, you are O N LY S A F E labor saving compound, and c o l u liv e ly t o I low er Seeds. I,odg. Dspiily for the eii .iiing year. The same soft, silent tread and gliding movement. 44-Rond inlvi rti-' ini ht of Flow r« in thi* paper. evening, two ladies and ope gentleman were tliro u g li. T h a t m ile is worse than ten Sonin are laden w ith lea, others bring always boars the above • vinb-d, ami namo of adm it!' d to the mysteries of tlie order, bringing o f open tim ln r. You are braised, sore, JAMES PYLE. NEW YORK. ?iYwY-»ur money ref.in I ‘d if it doe* not to a'l fuel for llte city— 1 compound ol clay FREDERICK H. MOSES, -lie number of members ap to I I. The follow­ an 1 weary, and while llninking for de­ and coal d it'l made tip into balls, wliieh elnhnol SEEDSMAN and I I,' HtlS I . ing were eieeled delegat. - to the Knox Dis­ livery, hope never to be caught in a Brown': S; r.-nparilia i* POld by T . ' I •• for t il t Lodge, to lie liolib n wit’i Rural Lodge at b dug burnt in common portable stoves 13.; 1 lil'CKMI’IIIIT, ME - «»J I.., ;< b»! $5.00. A K A W A ttK E X , Pio- I'aion oa W edue-lay, M iv , JZtb. I8H5. A. li. windfall again. made of clay, iron, or brass, give out Exzema or Salt Rheum. |i. ' lor B tigor, Me. Rivers, I ’. M. Rivers, Edwin w . Seavey, John The whirlwind is as powerful at sea much beat and no smoke. Strange to Another Clear and Positive Recovery—An IL 'faylor A. W. Miller, LuiruS. Hunt, Clara as on land. Tho water below the wind- say, though there are vast seams of coal Elderly Lady’* Letter. E. S. HOW LER. I. Ilee'kctt, Rose I.. I liner. Cora Davis. cloud is a tu m u lt o f waves; they heap iu tlie mountains within til'iy miles < f Amomr the nuntcrotiH li tters received by Dr. Kennedy te-tilying to notable Sa l t BtlLt.M cures, [ History Store, up in tin; midst, and rise in a spiral Io Peking, it is so expensive here (being the following will be found of Inten st to our read­ W hirlwinds And Waterspouts. meet liie descending spiral from the about $20 a ton) that most people prufi r er-!, who may in eept our asMUiam'-' o f its perfect to bum wood brought from America to autbentleity mid ti iitlifo lin . 124 MAIN ST., BANGOR, ME- cloud. Sometimes two or more appear \V(»|{t' I STLII, Mbps., M undi 23, 1881. at once. The interior of the columns Sliangli ii, I hence to Tientsin liy sea, and Dr. D. Kennedy, Ronriout N. Y. 4^-BirdH anil Animals I indy M ounted..?# i::i s . II. I'.ubmlj. .1/ I. -cem to bo hollow, and the light tlirougli up the I’eiho by boat. D e a u Hi h : I’ntil recently I hive Inin for three 1 lie only j 1 i' •<• in tin- Stab where von etui get I lid y-'U ever so p, on n warm summer years a sullen r from Salt Itbeiim. It followed shows ih ii ill "V are liquid. Lightning — ------"upon an attack o f Erysipelas, for which 1 was for work WAKKANI ED AGAIN.- T M«’ iIIS AND day, a little whirling wisp of dust rise IN 8tt< 1S. often plays about tho waterspout, mid MARY ANDERSON AT CHURCH. a long lime under m- -lie.il treatment. I placed my. and spin along I lie road? The particles some havo ascribed its formation to elec­ self again in the hands o, the physicians who did. o f sand ascend in a funnel-like spiral, I hav( no «h uht, all that could he I 'in . One thing tricity. The disturbance wliieh causes Vreni (/live Logan't London Letter- is sure, however, I was none the belter for a.l the dial whirls swiftly and moves with a tho waterspout would be likely to gener­ medicine they gave me. The painful :m-l u n -lg h tly A, F. Crockett & Co., steady motion, slow or fast, sometimes While Madame Modjeska was enter- disen-e m.ide c-mthnia! p r.ig rc '-. u n til 1 begun to ate elcctrioity, and therefore the two fear I should never get lid of it. for several ynlds along the path, at events vary probably occur at tlie same t lining-tails mid boxes at tlie theater By meai'.H o f one o f those accidents that often ollicrs turning aside and losing itself tlie be Pitiful Miss Mary Anderson was rceult in ho much hlcs-b.g I had mv attention culled time. To say tint the whirlwind is to your K a VORITI; 1IKMEDY, which I wa- tohl over tin; grass. That is a minialura caused by electricity is to explain one devoutly following the services of P is • wo uld Htirely do me good. I lined it. and w ith in a whirlwind, curious and amusing. The unknown thing as caused by another nn- sion Week at the Brampton Oratory. I much shorter time than I would have b< hived pos­ great tornado comes with majestic and sible, I received n p< rmanent cure. I am now | » r- kn wn tiling, sineo we do not know how attended afternoon service in this mag­ feetly fjee from Salt Blieuiu. Wi tt a cem'ort thia Reduced the Prices 1 It rriblc pow. 1 ; it shows excited nature cle ctrieity eottl-1 produce tlie waterspout. nificent cathedral on Ea-ter Sunday, is, and how it p’acejj yo u r wonderful medicine ia in one of her most fearful mood-. A better explanation, though perhaps an-1 ti|is fair and oolobrated Romanist my opinion, you may guess a», hut m ver know’. 1 —ON— keep it now constantly In the liouse ns a fami’y The clouds gather Mack an 1 threaten­ nut complete, is this: knelt lien' mi: during the chanting of an mefllclno. Yinirn truly ing. The dark mass begins to move; exquisite hnrmony with which flic func­ MRS. DINAH PUAtIL First. Suppose we hive a lu ll of tlic lower - dgc is in great commotion; tion began. What an imposing sort of Mrs. Phuir sometime •‘Ince, when on a »isit t > THE REMEDIES water, w itli an opening at tho bottom l< n sas, found a case «.f Ptilt Hheiim, • .mid lm t get n r r n n cciehiia ted doetos pnrsjf'iA v. the inids begin to whirl, and tho whirl­ COAL. closed by a ping. Tlie water is Still. female loveliness is hers. H er heuuly is P A O K IT E R E M E D Y , sent to New Y ork C ity for ing eddy Io deseend; now a column of on a grand and gracious sca’e, which it, and cured the case. Now we draw the plug. Idle water For all discuses of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys dust rises from tho ground, joins the de­ shows to best advantage in tiic dinging Bladder aud Dig stive < »rg in»-. D r. Davi-l K e n iv - scending lube and completes the tall, just at; ive the ho!e falls tlirougli, while water from all sides rushes toward tlie draperies of tlie antiquo. As Julia in «l>’s FAVORITE REMEDY, Rondout, N. Y. AT LAST 1'IACEH WtTHtS TUS llEACIt OE ALL. whirling column which reaches to the centre to litl llte vacancy. If all llte “ The Hunchback,” though her costumes Broken, Egg, Stove mid cloud, and marches grandly over tile were beautiful of their kind and exccid- M A L A I ? 8 A . DR. FLOW ER’S eai'tli. In its onward course it gathers forces were absolutely equal, lliero might be m otion only toward the centre, and in g ly co d ly, site was less a d m ir'd titan As an anti malarial mcdlclno all light and tnovahiu material, Ilion in the simple garments of (talntca and Franklin Coal down through tho whole. lint a Force 1)1!. D A V ID K E N N E D Y ’ .4 Liver and Stomach Sanative. more bulky and It '.ivy substance:-', un til Parlhenia. At tile etiuri h I tried to give AN INILAI LII I K REMEDY lOlf ALL DISEASES OP THE nothing stand.' before it. Eencos arc front some quarter is likely to lio weaker LIVER AND if'MACH. CUIU S WHLN KVIiDYTHING ELSE than another by a very little, and is Iter no moro than a passing glance, tint FAVORSTE REMEDY I AILS. I M. i. I,HIED POE YKAKS W illi L'NVAKVING SI (.- blown down, h iy-slaeks overturned, A. F. CROVKETT& GO., therefore turned aside; that turns the I co Id not help noticing how exquisite Cl ’ I V c . E ( I THE MOST I.EAKNED AND DlbTlNG* roofs lifted from their walls, houses front were those sculptured features, oven has won golden opinions. No traveler should con FISHED PHYSICIANS <•'? THE AGE. their foundations, nay, roof and bouse next and tlie next, until, as we know is shier his outfit complete unless it Includes a hottie ot IT HAS NEVER FAILED IN CI RING when seen beneath the odd freak of m il­ this medicine. If ym arc exposed to frequent together, torn to splinters as by an ex­ the fact, tlie whole mass of water falls Crockett Block, North End Hfffipepshi, Mitin Hlrilion, into a whirling motion wliieh continues linery of a Tain o’ Shunter's cap, tnade changes of clim ate, food and water, Favorite Hcrncdj f //-/( -/< , ••'/ - , or or 17///i in their evinp -dtion. too and dropped quietly and safely upon a nlly receiving touching tlie remark able iii. but constant additions of condensed lliiy-staek. eures performed by Hint now justly eele- Price $i.oaper bottle. Six bottles, $j.oo. vapor from below, seem to continue it The wonderful power of the lorn ado is brutud preparation. Occasionally, luw- downward to the ground. Tlie warm f \ eC‘eu^:st C{eii/x, /.a ryngiti.\, fti’mic/iitix, Axl.’: observed when the country i-. covered cver, a .statement reaches us o f so re- /.zb, /'/. cr.-i i-, f .? >,7;//•'. air from below cools as it rises into a Dr. "lowe.ki LUNC. CORDIAL one Dollar with heavy limb r. l'or many year' the markabie a chariieter us to induce us to lionping Cough, noil sill r In relicv. The live? rear grand masses o f foliage lliat a cannon lull, shot through the col­ Rev. Janies Tibbetts, o f this town, in regard to ' i rtiiln ly In ''tiin'K 11 I- iiicoiiipurui.ly against the sky, their straight trunks ris­ um n. breaks and scatters it. C'.ipt. Brown’s Sarsaparilla. Mr. fibbetts is one o f ------icuy. FRED F, BURPEE. our best citizens and bis statements m aybe ing lifly fctl without a limb. You may Napier is .-aid to have saved his frigate depended upon as corvee*. 11c Mated bis own ride a liotse tlirougli tho aisles of this thus. It is certain lb it the fortes which t i*e to me more strongly titan bis testimonial, great cathedral, meeting no obstacle produced the waterspout hud llot already lie said to tm that bis disease It id reached save here anil there llte decaying body expended thetu-idvc-; it is possible that “ ii. It stage that bis mine was quite bloody and investments ol some patriarch of the forest which the shock of tho liall may have produced that be It id siitfeied intensely, lie wl.-hed tlie It is well known thut 0 < City of St. Paul, Minne- t’.iet o f b i“ . tin' made public, w bivli was the s- tu, is a-sured ol a rapid growth from now on. It pi 1 islied w ith age. and now lie- prostrate the desired ell\ct. motive that induced him to make the statement is to-day tl e iinuiiciul, eoinntercial and railroad e. li­ on the ground. A litlle sunshine steals ami to prepare the testimonial. tre o f the Northw ei-t. Inv stun nt< made in real here and there through the w aving ’.ops, Yerv Trnlv Y lias stood tho test of W 11 ’’ O lT .n way I - ...... I; ' hit I bare taken Brown’s Sarsaparilla tor liver “M L L ’ S ycars ns olio o fethy best 5 I vil in ily , that Io I... .. d |. i >:) sweeps by on noi■< ie.-s pinions; possibly di.-ei'ileis and relii'K'd o f I'Jin and 'till, i Illg by and kidney trouble, mid am cured. My sou, -lies lor lllphthc. 'li.-. I'ial.liim ’' V. laid': t'oai|'i"llld. -Mrs. 235 MAIN STREET, a gray wolf tool;'at you from a di.-lance, l'ran k T ib lx tts , has long been troubled with liUlumuiallun. In va l­ I.. It ol 'tiudii'i', is. sa.i • ina recent tel­ uable lo r Neuralgia,.Sor>> (over .M' i n il .X Bin p« > ’r ami then trots away into (lie deeper live r complaint, allccUng Ids stomach, I owels ler : ‘ Y our luedieine has done me so nineh and kidney-:. IIis bowels bat! become so con­ (remedy Throat, Rlieumaiisai, dm. shadows lieyond tho great trees. Entirely Vegetable', rx - W in r«- he in.iv riiiiaiilti d I'ree o! « b.ngi . gimd III U I don't think I m slop taking it un­ stipated that cathartics would not a licet them. iijmij. .. .y and -ill die-aw -. J»r. .h him b. • n v. :^ Suddenly the open sky appeal', and lit I am entirely well. I owe all my good li ' I- Min <. - Ini in tin- In :ii nn iii ul'« hn-m I im. .1-. To secure iin operation the “ vriuge ba.I to be you approach a dense thick. I. ‘ Tile iugs to vuu. idle doelor can't get any credit used. A fter using one-bail bottle o f your «Hb- - lioiird from Ito J* M. I .1 . 1), Friday for curing me, it is yo ur medicine that has iiri-1 botunlayd o f each Week. medicine be was much belter. lie u-e«i three Wholcsule II II. BAY A SoN, Pott- mi.-i'bicf,’’ says your guide “ here's a done me more good than anything I have ever windfall!” At a . ti p you pass from the bottles more und is well. 1 have written tills taken.'’ A Iii.-.-maker in I initial, I)., says: for tlie benlit of others, who may be suileiing •I have derived .-o ,'fi al a lieuelit I'roitl Hie use To Save Time is to Lengthen Life. 'landing limber into a confused lita s - ot from like troubles. ol' your Vegetable t ’ompmmd dial I recom­ \V. E. Sil EEliKH, fallen trees. A huge pine lies upon the J \ m e ’ Tiuufcf r«, A -ii- XT FO ll AM pnpured todoCGPYJMJ on tin I Y1T- mend il in die strongest terine. w ith the utmost W K IT E It in 1 KutiHt 1 lo r y m auner, and at lea tries beneath, its broad roots wrenehed Hartland, Me. 1 rOiittbl • prici-H. eonlideiiee amt am -use il w ill cure die ..... -I from the soil ami stretching into the air slublioni cases. I eonsidi r il very much I; i- C. <’ < ’JtOSS. The news from Panama relative to the sttp- With

n /arm , (Garbcn anb /(ototv-btb. Give air freely |o jirowinp plants; TiiF.v H ave Xf.vf.u Fa iiid without it good stock cannot be Woman's F ait. RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS, raised. I have been 'ir k more nr le " for the 1,«t ten “ AA'hat furniture , an elve sttrlt fini-Ii to a THE "BAY STATE W11ITTF.X ro ll THE CnVUIF.It-GAZF.TTE IIY years, which ha« -n't ne ntanv dollars in ,1 room, ns a tender woman's fare," a -ks t; .arc A 1 'ltA i riC A Y . I A R M F.ll A N D IT.O11TST. Tulips close nt night, or will do tlie tnr« an.l drnggi-:-' b ill'. Tlie but two veirs I*.Iliotr. Not any. we are happv to answer, same if placed in a dark room in the it only co t inr tillr,',1 .|l.tr«. Why - lirrii,.,- provid'd the glow ot health temper.' tlie tend, r KNOX AND LINCOLN RAILROAD. I tl-ed Sulphur Itltteis i.-tea.l ot' employing day tim e. expression. I he pale, anxious bloodies-t i c Fall and Winter Timn Table. Fakm Anu L iv fi Stock. il,trior’ . Tit tired me o f Jaundice T. I of the ronsumptive. or the evident -nib ring- lkivd, lloltoli Give root crops a rich spot. Pile seeds o f eoar’ C grasses are some­ of tl c dysneptir, bidite' f line- ot sorrow ai I Comn: times carried into tlie lawn, and vegetate. g rief on oar , art and eompell ns to tell tie m ig M biday, Oct, 20,1884, 'I urkcv chicks need shelter. St h i t ’s i'.M l 1.SIOX OF I ’ l t ’ E o f Dr. Pierce'- "(iolden Medical |)i-. , t .a ■. . Tlie plants of such should be treatt il as '.< !•' I. I'a-, over Tr Uns will Poor fences m ike u n ru ly caitlc. ( ’ml L iv e r Oil, witli Hypophosphites. the sot rii'jn remedy for rnnrnmption a.'l weeds. itlic r di' () TRADE A tic iil fn riiic r is ra io ly poor Hornet} Greeley used to say that tlie Very Pul lia b le cud Strength cine. d y -p ,r . trouii MARK. farm er. Dr. A. 11. lilts tx t i h e, o- t . j.,, N. V., y a h, i eahhagi! was about as interesting a 11 w, r say - : “ I have pi- - rib d s ,,, t *’ | oml-ion tor n't. B l - f G A re Pl T lx Au eight lock break fast wont do as he eared to grow . many years, and, have given it a thorough ! M I I SI . m. P h© notv on a farm . Gatnlpa trees, when grown with a eniiiptr.itive t -t. I utre : sp ak in to , litgh P u r I I ‘ of its palatal,ility, ns well a? it.’ , : J, ,, , in ~|| ? in Rock- Tnc over worked boys arc ibe ones trunk, often are not handsome. By cut­ 1 lie oM prnvt ibrb i«is u certainly true in Hu the wasting di-ord. t < in ah:, It it i« ic li',.u 1 .” g Dr. l ’i ' ' ( - Fit a-.mt Purgative Pellets, i who say they’ll “ never he Infttiers.” ting down a tree to the ground each T ilt ; C tiM il t iop.’ Oitt nt;,, which are little sugar wrapped pan els, siarn lv Bop. will fill in a tty situation tint spring, many shoots will spring up, larger than a mustard seel, containing a< intn ii !•'. E. W hitney, eon In tor o f the Portland producing a bush bum, that with the cathartic | mwci- ns is done up in the bigght, docs not adm it o f a flee circulation of Railroad s.tys lie was ordered bv one ol tie air. large leaves is rem a ikably attractive. nm-t iTpnbive looking pill. Unlike tin big leading p h js ie iu t- on. a |>n -. rlpti'.n, to ink" pilD, bout ver, they nre m ikl and plea-ant in lioto tile’s F.,t .'II ittl..tu for I - tor FERTILIZER. If you have t wo weak colonic’ of hcc, Buck Work.—Most all lovers of dow­ lln ir operation do not produce griping pains, ers have a lattey for some rock work. trouble, and tli.it tliree liotths completed' nor n nder tlie bowel- costive after tisiti: . i S WE Approach the opening of our fourth unite them into one strong one. In cured him. season in tho Fertilizer business, we de­ this shape it w ill Ito apparent llte year Bock work when well made may easily Delicate di-ca^cs o f either s«'\. however in ­ ill be in.i'le Get. If he rendered very attractive, lmt fre­ Tit. re is no rente.I v hi Ihe w n Id «n valuable duced, rudieallv (ured. Address. WorhPs sire to eall the attention o f the Farmers of New through lliat they arc butter oil'for all cooYnfl, Pujft. quently it is not w ell made, l lte essen­ Io ti‘ e in the ease o f sudden a ' idem or illn e -i Di-c ti-ar; Mdlh-nl Association, P.utla o w England to the increasing popularity of the purposes, Ilian if left in two hives. ns Johnson's Anodyne I.oilmen:. It an I., York. Root crops nn’ n’ttallv sown thickly. tial point to observe in its construction used internally mid externally, and its power is “ BAY STATE FERTILIZER.” The large i • to h ive the stones so placed that the KNOX S LINCOtN RAIIROM. Ih cts shonltl go into tlrills thirty inches tru ly marvelous. ami rrmnnprtitli c crop* obtained by its s iii between them will always extend npait. This will admit of cultivation There Is nothing «o dear as cheap tnedlelne; down to the body ol tlie soil hetienlli. it Is ile.tr at anv price. This is true o f the use, nn«l tho consequent increasing <1 etna ml« it i'ti a Itiiise, and after tlie plants have Important Notice Io Passengers. Mein rock pockets of earth will not large parks o f condition powders n >w sold. have exceeded our moit Alliittnine ex- gained some size, no hand w o tk need Huy Sheridan's I'avatry t'oiiditlon Powders answer. Rightly laid up. the roots of From Dyspepsia, Constipation, Dis-I !• b. 2, a pa««rn*ffr mr will run pertMf Ioiia. Tlds success has been attained he done. Beets should lie sown at tho 1 you e.tn't make a mistake. The large pm ks tllli'H g ll Whim it t ine y.., iiciw. cn Rockland nnti plants w ill reaeh down into the lienp of j ly woi ijii, ordered I.iver, or an impure condi-’ r te of six pounds to the acre, carrots iii-c iiilri lb ’stiin, on ir i J Iciiv itiy R.ickliiiDl at 8.15 a. hi , o n ly by strict ml lie r e t ir e to the urns! care- earth, ami w ith h ivin g llte bent lit ol the :ttii| Roxton .'I and parsnips at, about four pounds. , lion of the Blood, do not take worth- :i. m. ’rite . ar w ill run fnl compounding of the goods, and using cooling in i,in neo of the stones and of tho W hi n i W as Sick 1 llcss compounds of poor drugs and/ '• R x M. I; R Ai-, !. iwr«an t fc.) Ducks. 'I he must valuable breed is M y rontn looked III;,, a ilr it j «! ",•, I had so mol t|< pul from ibe !Iaviniirk< t only ■urli mnterinls as are of real value as perfect drainage all'nrded, many choice 'herbs, but U3c that well-known fam-I H . toll. N. w, liih ’ -cl.a-a cara w ill liie Aylesbury whites, without doubt. Alpines and other kinds will thrive bote many bottle.' in it. The more I dosed, the ■’ put lipo'l ll ’ "•> • - lin y . built. They are ornamental and preferalde to worse o lf I was. Tin.illy, I paid my doctor iiy remedy, the true “ L. F." At-I • h* iin iiiftl I'.i lb kla i.l and Iln-ion H PLANT FOOD. that woul I not grow in an ordinary bur­ and told him lie n ■ d ti't conic any more. I i.ly any others when allowed to range about i wood's Bitters, prepared from only Tin' ?mnn rare w ill be exercised anil the (frndo . 1 1 I . lier;...... N early' J a ll kinds v/lo f plants 0,1 ill.-a SUVUUVII stteee wa-troubled with < hinnf llhiiimittlsm, mnl tho cm ,b„. an.l have access lit orna- here, nn.l il the rockery is a large one, couldn't ye! out i d ' bed n ote. Six lio itl s ol the purest ”BTTand best, of tho "B A Y S TAT E" kept fu lly up and Im­ I A TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT, mental wafer. If tla-k breeds are pro- even shrubs anti evergreens may be Sulphur Bitters cured urn. liWij, Fitch, Adams Imaterials « fi« /th a t cant An hnp..rtjint fr.lghl nrr.mgenicnt l« now In proved n ' .donee and experience may develop I, the Rouens can lie rce.iimnien- House, Boston. inlroduci tl. be obtained. T lie success of this ■ n. • I., ... hlrh Flour, , ', r„. F.-, I nnd >,11 hulk the best method.'. Glvo It a fair tria l and jodgo dtd, but they are less attractive than the Modern Improvements, Among the many I . U l l .1. I,,,',. ,|| , i n, | „ „ . ------articles put forth iu the inh rest o f house, Medicine is almost universal. rni" " . "II ' " ,ll«h hilling point, In th e W, -t o f the qnalily by the return, you or. in lirst limned kind. ■ til.v liH iiilr , .1 piiiiniln „„,r,. tint,. AMERICAN HUMOR. keeper-, nothin.; ha- I more poptiiar A cheap and worthless imitationi (laud < your rropa, which ia tho most rrllul.lo Spare Evt n the ( irows.— It is the seri­ than James i ’v l , I 'c a t ae liv e ago it I"fonnntinn I W.IS peitreely k n n w ii; .iaeetln a It h i- I',mnl lo f the L.F. Atwood's Bitters i3 in the J I Io above ran be obtained <».(, Hand Bonk., containing (e.tltnonial. ..f ous m atter of insects mid th e ir tlepred t- b.v applying to , linns wbieh suggest this advice. When General Grant’s physicians are try­ its wav to all part- nt tl"' , nmtfv. Ils utility 'market; therefore be sure you buy the/ .1. COOMBS, Siipt. well-known Farmer! tlirongliout Now England, Is itekitnwletlgeil by til win, try it, and unlike our country was htrgely covert tl with ing to And o u t wliieh medicine it was lie i true article bearing the red registerc. I mailed on application. A .k your dealer for the tn,ist o f the labor -a\ iag ' nopouml-. ex peri, ip e Grade m ark “ L. I-’.’’ on label and ! forests, these afforded t t ic forage ground did not take. — l'liilnl< Iphia ('all. ba-proved I’ cnrllne to lie petTeetly im riale-- to Maine Central Railroad. bottle. j of the insect trihes; hut birds were It is hard Io tell which can make the the iiio-t dell,nite fabrics, and we I -t sure no ----- AM)----- one will be without it after a fair tri tl. , abtindan*. Io keep them iu cheek. Now n ost noise—a hand with a dozen horns Portland, Bingor,Mt. Desert & Machi­ ' tho tv noils are given place Io cultivated Bay State Fertilizer. or a man witli ti dozen horns.— White­ We know n n . tiltA Y i'.s ' llllA I t T I t F . t il'. UFFERING as Steamboat Co., Helds, but the insects tiro here, s till, and f.A ’I'D It u ille iire Heart Disease. T h irty years MANUFACTURED BY THE hall Times. i more than that, arc rapidly on the in- use an.l many persons o f prominence te-tify- WINTER ARRANGEMENT ! prove ir. It u lrilli sjlv.» per bottle at :•!" a . owing hu gely to the s't. rt-sighted There are twenty-two sisters in Ctr- ron. Mo , named Riddle. Their father druggl-i-'. I'r e pamphlet ot I’. F. Ingalls, >\HHEXGKR Iralua 1 i ■ Rath at 7.00 a. m . judgment of killers of their natural Cambridge, Mas-. ,, , anti, at 11.05 a...... in., (aR». arrival of train leaving Clark's Cove Guano Co. 1 enemies, the birds. The time must i would like to give some of them up — RocklandI :.t 8.1a ni.,) connecting at Brunswick AT. r. Journal. They nrc clean, sweet and thorough in ac­ for ill point*: and al J’ utl.ind with trains arriving NEW BEDFORD, MASS. come when the trite value of the bird tion, cure pain, strengthen weak parts ami net in 15 iMon nt 5 co p. ni. will he better appreciated than now. “ What objection is tliPre to young instantly. Call lot a H op Plaster and get It. Aiternnon train leavea BaUi 1.00 p. ni., (after ar­ G. W, UKAKE, Gcn'l Ag’t, Rockland. Som ething needs to he tlone to cope w ith ladies kissing their poodlespoodles?’’ askes a fa ir 2je. a ll dealers. - r- 5A v 5? tSS rival of train I. nvin:r Ro. kland 1.15 p.m .,) con- ----FOB SALE BY inquirer. None that we know of, dear, If you have a rough resulting from a sud­ visnsaK! noeting it BruiiHwick for Lewiston, AuiruMa, the destructive insect tribe, anti nothing - ' , I v W atcrvlllc, Portland and Bouton. A rriv in g in Ron­ if tile pcodle enn stand it.— Bosloil Post. den cold, procure .Adam-Oti's Botanic Balsam, ton at 9.W p. m. GEO FOSSETT X SON...... is more si nsihle in this direction than to take one-hall' to one teaspoonful three times a A, 11. NEWBKBT...... Tlirougli I’ralna for Kn. a \ Lincoln R. R , leave spate ihe birds. A ortuv may take some , A young lady writes: “ How should day, and your cough w ill cease. T rial bottles Portland at 7 a. in., ami at 1.30 p. m. alter arrival id A. P. ST. C L A IIl...... corn, Inn along with it lie will also take a young man kiss me?” If that young 10 cents. 5 2 ’ trains from Bouton. W. 8. I.EACH x SON...... grubs, each one of which is now killetl indy possesses as little beauty as site dots, ^ = 3 ADVICE TO MOTHERS. Cuininrufdng Msiy 1, !R8.». AY. tl. V IN A L ...... w iil ., ivc the production of hundreds or sense slit! w ill in a ll probab ility rumain O. F. ITtEAMEIt...... Are you disturbed at t.iglit mid broken of thousands later. ignorant till death. — llostou Print. yom rest iiv a si, I. , liil.l -a ll''tin g and crying Shin* Cify of liicbmond Correct Methods are what Count.— At tho risk of his life Jeremiah Black, with pain of rutting teetli: If so. -end at once rll.im l ' v« ry T u c'.la v ami P ildiiv at 11 5 2 .5 rj7 i"s-S- iv il or train* leaving Bodon at 7 p. in., These, moro than hard ttttti spiritless and get a ludtle o f Mrs. Win-low'.- Soothing of Portland, Me , stopped a runaway .Snap for C'liildrea 1'. , tiling. Its value is iti- for Rocklan 1. Uadiim , I) . r M e. Hedgwb k, South w ork, are at tilt! bottom o f tru ly success- horse. Tlie lady who occupied the car­ 1 1 ir IL.rbot'H, M illbridge, Joneaport anti ealetilable. It w ill relieve tli, poor little suf­ M .-lii. putt. ; fill f irming, fake for example tlie dif­ riage presented him with a cigar. Gen­ ferer im mediately. Depend upon it, mothers, Dor points e a-t o f R. rn - r : • * ’x r Harbor, passengers pre. ferent ways of using a plow. The cor- I erosity is inherent witli some people.— there is no mi tukealiout it. li eures dysentery ri lm: rail ronlc, via 1t. D 'i-rt Kerry, ea.i take tret-method farmer when done plowing Boston Post. mi l diarrhoea, regulates the stomach mid eaves Portland, and connect bowrls, eures w ind . ,dle, softens the gum s, re. itb It at R o- Harbor, cleans his implement, rubs the metal " I'd never th in k o f m a rryin g a bnse- due"- lull non, Itlou. nnti '.'ive- tone aud energy b- f j r- n- -, ■, “ raaBsa la-avi < Macblasport at I a. m . Mondaya anil I part dry and applies a little oil over tho >. r p i , urndnvw. for Mt. Dew rt Perry, touching at .Tones. hnll player, Belle!” “ Why, why not, to the whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Sooth­ port surface. I f the plow is not to he used ing Syrup For t'liild r, n Teething I- pleasant to ! Millliridg oimecHng with frains for 1 my dear?” “ Because, if lie d id n 't reach J * 5 “ 5 , P oitl.im l ami It. don. for a long tim e, he uses a little lam p tlie taste, mid Is the prescription o f one of the 7"’~ “ ' ” 0 g' C BBffiMtCA Mt. D home in llte morning before tlie clock w . X h zfflflssfeot. . rt Pel •rv some <1ays, Rar L’ nrbor hluek anti kerosene oil instead, and sets oldest and best female nurses and physicians at about ’ ti a. m f o r Portland, \ia all hm dii gs, struck three limes I'd he pul out.”— in the United States, and is for sale by all " i ~ X £> U rr O U z c g Z- '8sa fE> Rockland about 5.30 p. tn ', connecting w ith it away where this cannot rub oil', all 11 rnshington Hatchet. druggists throughout the world, l ’rlec 23 cents night Pullman ami early m orning trains for Boston with the view to ti clean mould hoard K. K. istiuTIIBY, * PAYSON rLCKKR, I liie Lowell Press ltiile C lub is tlie nt botle. from tho start, when plowing is next in Gcn’l Pas-. A g ’t. ( ,e n ’l Manager. only organization of marksmen in the II avz Ion xi, immediate relk'f for ('lamps, 15. IT. C L A R K , Agent, Rockland. order. His slovenly neighbor “ saves Uolie mid Smumer Complaints in Baker's A p ril 27, 1885. 43 j country that habitually holds rifle-shoots work” when tlone plowing by hauling Great .American Speeilie. It immediately his plough, unclcmietl, to tiio fence cor­ without a target. A target would he a allay-the griping pain- mid distress. It is a useless superfluity nt tiiese festive occa­ wonderful medicine. N. li. Dalton, Portland, 2 /• ner or lane side, to be exposed to the ft sions.— Somerville Jour mil. -Me. elements, and receive a heavy coat ol r c ■ - z t e i Boston & Bangor S.S.Co rust. Tho ploughing season again opens, A man in Salisville, Ohio, lias a bul­ B ucklen’s A rnica Salve. The B est Sa l v k in the world for Cut«, and the one farm er has a shining plough le t in hi? head w liieh can be heard to J J S ’ ® SFRifiG ARRANGEMENT! rattle when lie moves nhout. Ilia wife Bruises, lim n s , Sores, Ulcer-, Salt Kheuin, d ic in g A pril 0, 1885, Steamers w ill leave . before lie has mado one round of land. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, C h il­ : O ockiaud ; His horses move oil' w ith ease, and llte might utilize him as a rattle to amuse blains, Coni', and all Skin Eruptions, mid C ~ — b'or Boston: Mondav the baby, but lie absolutely refuses to positively eiin-s Plies or no pay. ll is guar­ id SaturdavH u-uaily plowman follows on with satisfaction, am 1 ft , 1 Camde and good results are lightly accom­ havo tiis better-half "shake” him.— anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money re- I or Cam i n , p.i ife i, Pt areport, Baekhport, W ln- funded...... Price... 23 cents per box. For sale by plished. The neighbor has a plough to Norr. Herald. ♦ ••iport an.l i- e permlttiie- ll impden an*l Bangor: 1 \V. II. Kitrreilge. ly47 I - -t! iys, \\ t tin,Mpn s biiila\M and S iturdayn at scour with a stone before lie commences, WehstPr tells us in tho dictionary g.-" A. ?d., or upon arrival i,f steamer from RohIoii. and team and then may be kept waiting. proper that ‘dyn’-a-mitu’ is tlie way to I*’or N orth H a n, Green'a Landing, Hwan’a Isl.tiid, Suuth-Wi 't Harbor, Bar Harbor, Gouldn- When n start is made tho plough wont pronounce it, lmt tlie supplementary list boro, L nnobio, llaneu, k and Sullivan . Tuenday, id. an. and has to push a track tlirougli says ‘dy’-na-mito.’ Perhaps the latter Thursday and S.itiirilay Moming« at C .51. the earth, with heavy labor to the team way will lie to eall it din-a-mito when it KE'JTKMNG Io HOCKLANl): merely makes a noise, and diennmitu anil man, besides poorly turned-over I' l oin Boston : Mot .layH/l’ iiiHibiyrt, Titursduys and ground. Correct methods, cheerful when it kills somebody.— Philadelphia i'lny-i ai 5 j». 21. labor, and { good results for the ono; Gall. i'rom Bangor: Mondn Wednesdays, Thursdays I SiiturdayH. , grinding, haul work and poor results for When a lady condescends to a praeti- •’mm Sullivan MombMotidaya, \\ eilnet-days. and F r i­ the other, all about the same matter. cal joke it generally is a very neat tine. THE PEOPLE'S TEA CO 'lieketa ll polntH, ami Baggage checked O llCIIAlil) AND GAIIDEN. M. Buncottrl, the rich financier,was very (,’j . nwai/nn p-cmiums to i 1 . forming c’ubsfor tho tliro u g li. f of Pit it TB A :iii:iil(’OPI*’l il : i.lHnv.ir. M AS. E. WEEKS, Agd.t, Rockland. 1/15 er <£i ape vines. stingy to his wife in the matter of pin Toilet S< Is. S.'S’i nntve, U'atcfn t \ \ t ! I ’I’ I ’. T KA. money. One day a lady, closely veiled M A ’S, f-IG a m l ON J •< cs v. .t!i S lO A: SljS o:!.!> Slue Hill & Ellsworth S. 8. Co., called upon him and borrowed a large B A A i> or Moan Kos©T< a Sets of lip -cst-r ---- poll----- Cuuliilowei's tire thirsty plants. sum, leaving her diamonds as a pledge. W hitclH nnci’SclHOl lOOpMeswIth S2Oor­ ders. bend 1.3 \otir a" ! . -.andmention thbp:ii*.*r, wa IV. iltii'lior. I Hili' liner l-lt', Swig, II was his wife.— Brooklyn Earjlc. wilt mail j u ocr CI » B- ■ k c. nt..inlng a a- lapl-Ao A : liotvery titty for transplanting. Premimu and P ti.e l. ,t. PEOPLES YEA ni. It. linn,kiln, lilin'IiilL Sum For linn currants mulch now with From tlie persistency with wliieh the 164 LISP,ON ST., LEWISTON, MAINE. llilf l FI.I.SUOIU II. manure. Deceased W ives' Sister h ill is being T \ V ( ) T 'L * I 1 ’S \ W E E K . agitated in England, it may lie inferred Iu cutting asparagus be careful for that tlie Englishman cannot lie happy tin 1111,1 nftur A p ril 11, H'S.-,. the roots. until he gels an opportunity to marry KA.MKR Nasturtiums for pickling should lie his wifo’s sister. As we have liearil 22HENR1 MORRISON, sown like peas. no tilin g of a Decease,I Husbands’ Brother <> A. < •RGCKE I T. Ma«t.*r. F ifty Avcetls in their soetl-lenves w ill h ill tlie conclusion is irresistible that lii.s ILL I.EAVE ROCKEAS’D •) arrival of yield to llte hoe easier than live at six wife thinks one member of a fatuily is l IbmU iy N k DN1NDAY enough—if not too much.— N o rr. H e r­ lor !he alniv poinU inches big il. • iiv Ell.- rth 1 Mo n d a y a ld. ' U I f tile seeds have failed, re-sow nt emiiifcting 1 Ko v illi once, and nol leave gaps for a crop of An ostrich egg weighs nearly thirty I »ir« «•!. T l T icket* 1 times as much as an average lien’s egg', ,11 *ird M aim 1. P.nggage , be, ked T lirougli. weeds. ( H AS E. WEEKS, 15. , v A . r, Rockland. lmt to hear Ihe lien’s remarks after lay­ C A L V IN A U S T IN , Manager, Bnaion. 12 Glenn culture is the most satisfactory ing all egg one Would suppose she Ila for the horseradish. The plants should bent tlie ostrich out of sight, it is a Kockland anti Vinalhaven not lie allowed to seed, a tiling easily gootl tleal liie same way with hum in he. prevented by pinching out tlie tops. ings. Some w ill make more fuss ami 1885-Spring ArrangemeRf-1885 :f o r Common Sense Mulhods with Insects. bnigover their little t hilt-shelled achieve­ ONE THIP OAIT.Y! — A hand to hand battle witli insects ments than others do over an invention On and alter T liu rn d a ), < j.i, u n til further notice will o’tcii tell ell','dually where washes of work that becomes historical. Pe l. '■ EXTERNAL USE. and invigorators fail. 'Fake tlie ettreu- Sun. STftfS’R PIO N EER 'i he Most Wonderful Family Meiueily Ever Known. lio on llte plum, to illustrate; when de­ ------'♦*------( APT. WM. R. CREED, VrjT” CURES — D iphtheria, Croup, Awthnin. Bron- pendence was had on dusting tlie trees, Fur the I'm iiiiai-Gazirrric. IV .a j iwe ('arver’a Harbor ' ' ” *...... — leodltiff • Vinalhaven, for Rock- itk i ng and sim ila r so called remedies, plums M A Y B E L L S . _, . MorbL_. _ _ bind D A IL Y , NSnmlayH exccp. tidney TruublcH, were usually a total failure. Now jar­ led at 7 a. m , tandard time Spinal Dineaat'b, Hci.U c i, l.nino Back, l.iiiro n f t».« ring i- practiced, by going over the trees RETI RNING, leave It klaiul, Till*ou Wharf, mid Sorenosu in Body or L in il h. Cm t'l ’.i’u Irro M K. II. Hvi iii.t t . it p. ni. Touching ai II: friru n c 1-himl each 1. S. JOHNSON vg CO . BOSTON, MASS. eaeli morning, and with a mallet strik­ away ing repeated blows against ti limp atuh, Tho w o rld Is HU sweet 111 tins M G. A. SAFFORD, Ag-nt, Rockland. I n III,! ' liildrell mid be. s. II M. R« • .? prepared for the purpose, tlie insects are B ill ll,.- pale, parptu May the Law n. The G overnor General o f C’atBula re­ ‘ONE PILL A DOSE'. For FN J\ ! is large, are I .ml damage. which is a botanical preparation «»i wondrous [a-a rcnicl* for I culiar to their sex Li,iuiti manure helps blooming plants clllcacv in preserving and beautifying the teeth, Nervous Sutr* i a well-known fact that moi t of the Horse and greatly. rescuing them from decay, ami n mlering them ~ ...... inntry in worthlcuH; as white as alabaster. It is a toilet lu xury of ' ns • im thieg un . - ,-j.vdir id absolutely The heliotrope is never iu better color ' you sleep and rc-t ______valuable. NOTHING ON EAUTII wliieh a ll should avail themselves. The un­ W i l l m a k e h e n s lav l i k e s h l r id a n s than now. pleasant odor eoinmunieated to the breath by CONDITION POWDER Do e, one tr aspoonful to catarrh, bad teeth, etc., is entirely obviated by j V E G E T I N E each pint of loud, bold everywhere, or oort by Tho narcissus in floral language sig­ mail to r 25 «•<». in liiaiapu. We fu rn is h it in 2 ', lb. this fragrant ami salutary antiseptic of which , price, $1.00 By mail. $1 20 Sixecns$5 00, nifies over confidence; the blooms arc one bottle lasts a long time. Druggists u u i Is sold b. all Druggist■). O^ToiHN8Otr*0b^BOSTON,Very valuable C irculars Er«' MASS, in-lee.l-ttiR'y looking. J perfumers sell it. f. THE ROCKLAND COURTER-OAZETTE: TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1885

B K> irons, baggage master of wteamer Pity UNION. going ahead bravely on the artesian well, hav­ «»i Richmond. I* at home for a brief mention ('apt. E. Burge--, who rc-ide- on the old ing reached a depth o f 35 feet. CORRESPONDENCE. ___Hon 1 . ('n«hing ha- gone to Mtllbridge Klee place, i- making exten.-ive repairs on hl- S: h. Black W arrior, Capt. Babbldge o f Deer fora few dav- ___ (apt. Alden Miller i« rc< ov- buildings. Isle, from Portland, landed freight for (’ . S. THOMASTON. cring from li:« recent in di-p o-ition ---- -Dr. George Jameson, who wa- injured by a fall Staples and F. H. Smith, Friday ....S e ll. Am y T ho-. Bow er- pulled through the ( old winter Wixon, (’apt. Wilfred Brown, sailed Tticsdny. BO STO N_ MBs Jrnnir Cat,and 1,« in Boston. from the ham ofCyru- Packard a few Weeks a!! right, ami the old veteran is still with n- in ma: ke re llin g... .O nr mackerel catchers that ago, died Friday. Capt. Robert K. Dunn, of ship St. Lu .e, tn. f h - ii...... la-. II. Carleton, who attended went South are getting large quantities o f (i.-h, at h«»mc. the I astern Maine conference at E, Ils worth, Mrs. Josiah Shepherd and Miss Selimla hut the market is over-stocked and prices are W illiam 11. Hutch lm« hem in Rndmi *» • report- a good attendance. Sleeper, Indies from South I'n io n , were the next to nothing ami many l ave to he thrown h"ii-ek: eper- at the la-t gathering o f the Social Sat up lay. (in a recent trip to Bangor your scribe was away. Sell. F. IL Smith lately landed 2 Parkhur-t N Son, who sell goods in Camden, rooms, handle Die w hite wash brush, or the Boston yesterday. Eben Oxton has recently claptionrded and QUOTATIONS Bo kiiml ami all part- of Knox county and paint-brush are in great demand just now. | painted his honsc. H arris s. Morse ha« returned after a w . • •• - tie state, are turning out some ol tin tine-t Owing to the severe illness o f Mrs. Lucinda STORE! nhsem e in tin- W i st. g.XMl-made in the state, trunk-, v.ili-e-, i m. Fred McLain has sold his m ilk route to par­ Bryant the hell has not been rung at morning, TO BE FOUND AT- durance D. Pavson has returned alter ten I II V al-o k' - P the Iarg< -t line id carriage ami noon and night for some eight or ten days. ties of South Thomaston. He w ill give his at­ weeks absence in boston. -addling hardware to be found in ea-tern tention to farming. Ma iie. I hev coniine thenuclvc- almost < n- Cooper Post B elief Corps has 20 charter Mr«. ( ’. ('. Porter, o f Bangor,^is on a a .-if • member-. Mrs. Martha Leach o f So. Hope is Frank Gurney of California is visiting his Crelv to the wholesale trade. To lUfommo'late sister here. He has been absent about 2G to her mother Mis. Putnam. their increasing bu-inc-s they are to move to president; Mrs. Herbert Howes, vice-president; Mrs. A. J. Young, past-president; Mrs. 11. ! years-----Edgar Barrows ami wife of Thomas­ Geo. W. French. es<,. ha< repaired hi< law th rir extensive warehouse on Main street ton spent tiie Sabbath with their friends in office building, injured by fire. which Is llxiiO an d three stories high. Hi•mmingway, sccietary; Mrs L. M. Baehelder, chaplain ; Mrs. (i. M. Butler, conductor; Mrs. I this vicinity. SIMONTON’S Deputy Warden Hinckley i- a,»M nt this »v< • k ( B. Burton, guard. visiting various parts o f the State. APPLETON. SEARSMONT. M i-- Alice Post is at home with her mother. I The village schools have commenced. The Warren Cornet Band w ill furnish tinisi 11. N. Titus lia< painted ids building-. for service* on Memorial Day in this town. Mrs. Jcdcdiah Morse, ami in very poor health. I . A. Gu-hce has broken ground for his She came from Boston a few days a go.. . . Rev. • Charles Morse has sold the Senrsinont house Mis* l li/a ls th M In t' i lias n•turned ti i) building. 1 . V. Norcross ami wife have gone to Windham to the landlord o f the hotel at Washington. Boston with a fashionable stock o f m illinery. J. G. Knight has purchased the Oliver M r-. ( liflbrd Wentworth ins been visiting at , io spy out the new parish and decide whether Charles W. Stimpson, Jr., and wife o f Port her father'-, F. A. Gushec. they w ill make it their future home. Rev. J. Stoddard place and w ill not build as he contem­ Civile wire in town Monday en route Or J. Bullim h supplies the pulpit in the Cong’l plated. Boston. M r-. Wm. Peabody ha- been very sick hut i hiireh while M r. Norcross is a bse nt... .M rs. Brussels Tapestry Carpetings is now e onvale-im t. . . . M ls. Geo. I.ibbv of | Orrin IV. Small rode out about two miles ’ G. E. Fossett is rapidly recovering from a long from the village one evening last week and Miss Sarah Harrington has arrived here Montvillc ha- l»ecn visiting friend- in Apple- i 50c. la nd severe illness. Shelias been under the walked back, letting his horse come on abend. from Worcester, Mass., where ►he has been ton. passing the winter. care o f Dr. Ilca ld. ] No damage done. Tin Sabbath school organized last Sunday II. H. Burbank, esq., of Sfleo. Judge A d ­ L. C. Poor and James Moore have sold their with Pre-ton Smith superintendent, Nathan VINALHAVEN. I stave m ill to Leonard Luce and Frank Fuller. vocate Department ot Maine, w ill deliver the . Hawk- - as-istnnt ami Mrs. Charlotte Hawkes , Leonard Line has sold his farm to A lbert Rob­ address hereon Memorial Day. librarian. Our village lias one full-blooded dude. The graduating exercises o f the Senior la-s bins and has pureliAHcd the homestead known M r-. F. A . Gushec ha- been visiting in Vfnalhavcn boasts some o f the best m arks­ as the Ilira n i W ing estate o f Kingsbury D ick­ Thomaston High School w ill take plate W ed­ men ill the state. Brussels Tapestry Carpetings Hope....!.. II. Conant of Belfast ami wife ey. nesday evening May 27th, at the Bapti-t , have been visiting in Appleton. The scribe re­ H. Patterson and J. J. I.ane have leased a church. Prof. Luther C. Bateman returned home last 58c. ceived a very pleasant call from them. hotel in Canton. week being absent about nine months. He Frank (>. Chase, o f Portland, tuner of \ . H. Ncwbert i- d rivin g business on Ida The Odd Fellows had a pleasant sociable w ill remain at home during the warm weather. pianos and organ*, is in Rockland and 1 hom- building. He has built an addition on the Tuesday evening. He reports good success, having met w ith large aston nt work nt this business. He Is a first- north end o f about two feet ami w ill finish a Eaforcst Howe of Auburn will deliver the houses iu almost every place... .John E. cluss timer. hall on the second floor, the entire length of oration here Memorial Day. I Woodcock of Scarsniont is D. I). G. M. of the Capt. W in. J. Tobev was in town over Su; - the building. ■ Seventh District o f F. and A. M ....F re d Scv- dnv. He is located at W ashington, Kan-.i- in J. G. Simonton made the lowest bid for the | erance, wife and fam ily returned to their home Henderson, the butcher, of Warren, drove collecting of taxes, and was awarded the con­ the hanking business in company w ith Capt. m Montana a few days ago. They have no Real Brussels Carpetings LOO, : six larg • ami fat oxen through here Saturday. tract. F. W . .Stackpole. Ore lusty fellow had to be lift for a time to ! neighbors w ithin six miles o f the ir bouse. worth 1.25. The Selectmen should clear away the m a -' rest. One yoke, four years old, girted seven Watson Vina I supports the town poor nt o f old cans, stove pipes, an I other •<-/ • ” j feet, eight in d ie s. the rate o f £1 .?•'» ptt day paving all expenses. ATLANTIC. that have been deposited on Dwight •Greet, ! We have 17 paupers, the same number that the Rockland alms-house contains. Rev. Mr. Fuller is stopping here fo ra few near the upper entrance to the cemetery. EAST UNION. days, and occupied the pulpit o f the new Bark Sontag, Capt. 1 . D. Waldo, w ill tow Kendall Gardner has moved to Rockland. T he L ibrary Circle w ill hold a “ Japanese Bapiist church. j Wedding” iii Granite Hall, Friday evening, from Beston to New York and load case o il W ill M Bothrop is nt work for A ustin Rokcs it will be of a humorous character and very Sch. Woodcock from Ellsworth discharged for Japan. Mr?. Wnldo and .-on Dwight ai a load o f lumber at the w harf o f Capt. John -----M i-- A lice Fuller is sick. enjoyable. A fter the wedding a “ Japanese Real Brussels Carpetings 1.25, on board hark, where tin • w ill remain u n til School commenced in this d istrict yesterday Staples last week. the vessel is ready for sea. Wedding S up je r'' w ill take place. The b ill of with Miss Eva Litchfield of South Hope as fare w ill include the latest Japanese dainties. Our lobster fishermen are doing rather w orth 1.50 Samuel Watts «V Co. commenced work in , teacher. poorly this season, and report little or no pros­ their yard last Thursday, and are to build a i About 10 m em ber-of Lafayette Carver Post, F. S. Gould has a fu ll force at work at his G. A. It., will attend the National Encamp­ pect o f a better catch. large three masted schooner o t'900 ton- bur- | stave m ill, and is running the establishment to T he lobster pound, which 11. W. Joyce lias then. This vessel Is to he commanded by ( ’apt. ment. It was voted to jo in with the other We would respectfully in­ it- utmost capacity. been building, is completed, and he lias already Sidney Hupper, late master of schooner G nu <• Posts o f the county in form ing a hatallion for that occasion. T . G. Libby was appointed com­ deposited some o f the. eriistuccous tribe within. Bradley. A horse belonging to F. S. Gould hint him si if in tin*-table T lie-day night so that it wa- mittee o f one to make arrangements. The Simon It. Staples has nearly finished his vite your attention to the 'The choir at the Bapti-t rhitrr, h ha- hem re­ foiiud necessary to k ill him . comrades are very enthusiastic over the matter labor on ('apt. John S. Staples' house and he | Extra Super Carpeting 50c. organized, and sang at the ( hurt li la.-t Sunday. ami hope all the other Posts w ill fall in. w ill soon return to Rockland where he resides. It is composed o f the. follow ing member* John A. Bisbee is making lime-casks for the OTENING SALES of our Miss Annie Waldo, Soprano: Mis. Thomas, • East I'nion Lime Cask Inspector, lienee we W hy can’t we have a baseball club? V lnal- It seems to astonish almost every one in Alto; II. M. Lord leiior; A. C. S trout, Basso. I suppose the ea-ks w ill he properly inspected haven in previous years hail a smart team this section that W idow’s Island Is to become when Walker. Cariin. Du-hang, Jay, Watson, Large and Carefully Selected Miss Flora Putnam, organist. and ready for the market. a quarantine htntiou lor ships, yellow fever, Lane, Russell, Ball and the rest o f the blioys small pox or all other contagious diseases. Memorial Services w ill he held at the Bap- : EAST WARREN. I were here playing. Some o f them arc here T here can possibly be no reason why our Stock of Elegant New ti-t church on Sunday evening 24th inst -the I now, ami there is other good material. Two There will he a meeting at the Hall Sunday. government should make a pest house o f the Extra Super Carpetings, all Sunday pre ceding Memorial Day. I he mem­ picked nines have been playing a few’ games. pmo tree state simply because the old quaran­ bers o f P. Henry T ill-o n Post, G. A. R. arc Joseph Craw ford has painted his house in W hy not form two permanent clubs ami give us tine station at Portsmouth is antiquated and wool, (>5c. requested to meet at their hall at 6 o'clock on colors. some games. played out. It seems rather indiscrete to that evening, ami w ill proceed from thence to Silas Watts has sold his m ill and all appur­ Chas. T. Jay lias gone toConcorl, N. II., select a place through which there is so much the church, attending the service- in a body. tenances thereof tothe old Water Co. travel ns that of Fox Island Thoroughfare for The sermon will he delivered by Rev. W. A. I where lie w ill remain for the present... .M r-. | Nellie Lane has returned fiom B ath ... .Sewall such a station. Much of tiie summer travel Spring Styles! Ncwconflw. A. D. Earnhuin w ill hold a meeting at the Hail on Sunday, May 31st, at 2 o'clock p. m. ! Arey lias returned from Richm ondM rs. by steamer must pass very near this station, M ajor Delano relaunched steamer I-i- last aiid why a more secluded spot was not selected T he new Water Co have bought o f the Cates George Kossuth vi-ited in Kockbtnd’ Iast week 1 Cotton Chain Carpets 15c. Friday at 11 o’clock a. m. This beautiful -----lio n . Moses Webster and wile went to is a mystery to all in this section. steamer lias been rcinoddeled, an I thoroughly hoys the privilege to take water from Oyster 1 I River pond. The pi ice paid was S'130. Manchester, N. II., last w e e k ....M rs . Charles ISLE AU HAUT. repaired. She is 11 feet long. 11 feet wide, 10 Thompson returned from Srnrsmont Monday tons register, ami ha- a compound engine of SOUTH WARREN. of last week... .T he editor of the Mr.sscnif> i- A fte r tiie first o f June we shall have our 15 horse power, with steel boiler and a ll the was in Rockland Inst week. He and I ’rol'. mail three times a week. Tuesday, Thursday modern improvements in machinery. The They have conic. Barron o f the Rockland Commercial College and Saturday will he mail days. Pole and Ring Cornices 38c. steamer is now ready to take: xeursi-.n pnrties, Lots o f brush ami board fences arc being are great friends. Capt. Wm. L. Barter is painting his house ami for towage. displaced by wire in this section. The follow ing nflieers o f Granite Lodge, and making preparations to board summer SOUTH THOMASTON. Fish Warden Libby o f Warren was in town I. G. o f G. T’., were installed the evening of tourists. A new fence and other improvements one day lafct week inspecting the weirs along I the hlh inst: W. (’. T., Hiram Vinal; W. V. add to Die attractiveness o f his place. Many o f our people visited Pleasant Reach the river. I Eva Creed; W. <’., C. D. A lh e u rin ; W . T. Capt. Wm. Robinson, sell. Little Kate, Capt. Sum lav. Large quantities o f fru it trees ami other ! Axel Leaf; W. S., Frank Dolham ; W. A. S., Davis Collins, sell, lthodn Smith, Capt. Best Spring Fixtures 25c. C e o t h in G Albee Thompson is blasting rocks on the nursery stock have been delivered here the L. E. Lane; W. M.. Lewi- Clark; W. D. M., I): crow, sch. Geneva, all c f Camden, are here M ile h ill. past week. Jennie H opkins; W. R. H. S., L illie Smith ; fishing... .Capt. Theodore Simpson of Waldo W. L. A .S ., Linda Jones; P. W . C. T., F. L. -and- J. P. Spalding and wife arc now at liomc in Mac. G ilchrist, who bn- been at w ork in has bought the sell. Rainbow o f Capt. W al­ the tenement over the store of Spalding X Portland, is at home....Miss Laura Bucklin Carver; W. O. G., Wm. Carnes; W . I. G., lace Turner....Cant. Lemuel Conary, sell. Woodard. spent Sunday at hom e.. . . Rev. S. I.. Han- j Inez Hopkins; W. L. 1 D. Athearn ; W. F. T’iillc, makes regular trips from hero to the White Quilts, largest size, 50e. scoin ami fam ily o f T homaston were at E. 1’. I S., John Tolm aii. ’I lie lodge is in a flourishing Oeeanville factory once a week w itii lobsters. Large crowds of Rockland ami Rockport condition ami is one of the largest in the state. people viewed the statue at M. T. Jameson X Jordan’s Thursday.... R. Pryor, who lias been Henry Sprowl and wife o f Bucksport ar­ GENT’S (,’o’s Sunday. vb iting relatives in New' ilam p.-iiire and Mas­ WARREN. rived here, May 3d. Mr. Sprowl opened his sachusetts, has returned. W alter Bradbury leave- for M ilford, M a « , , market at Bar Harbor May the 1st. He is Ellis Hurd lias sold his colt to a Rockland gardening very extensively at Merchant’s in fccnreli o f employment. Bert Bradbury is A S H P O IN T . ' party. Island and liis Lake farm. All of the plants at work there now. White Quilts 1.25. worth 2.00. FURNISHING Our fishermen are getting ready to make i Busy season ut this village w ill commence under glass are looking well. lie is setting F ix in g Pc.—Asa Coombs, jr., is shingling their trips. til is week. out many small fruits, such as currants, goose­ his house.... 11. P. Babb is treating his resi­ berry and raspberry. The stock and every­ Black-flies, harbingers dence likew ise.. . . Ephraim Bartlett is grading School commenced last week w ith Miss of the alewives, put thing is iu a nourishing condition. and improving the looks of things in front of Della Geer teacher. in an appearance Friday. GOODS. Capt. W. G. Turner has gone to Portland Ids house. Erastus Staid is intending to build a house Henry Hurd ami Erank Crockett have been and Boston on business.. . . John C. Turner, Dress Lawns (e. Leander S., son o f Brackett and E liza But­ on Green Island fishing. opposite Austin Keating’s. who has been iu Boston for the last month, re­ ler, died at Rolling Praric, Jml.. A p ril 11th, Hiram Moody and George Brown are having J. M. Studley is fitting up his store w itii dry turned home May the 5 th ... .C. A. Spofford of after an illness o f eleven days from lung ,'uwr. their houses repaired, painted, etc. I goods and now’ offers a fu ll stock. Deer isle was in town last week.. . . Miss A l­ Beamier Butler was horn in this village, Nov. A Sunday -rhool was organized here Sunday I Mrs. Chase lias returned from Boston, and berta Conary and sister Frances and Hermon 8th, is , 2. At the age o f ten years he removed with Miss Della Geer superintendent. offers a good assortment in her line. W hitmore o f Oeeanville visited at the house uf Corsets 25c. witii hi- father to Indiana. In 18G3 the father (’apt. Levi Conary last w eek... .Capt. Conary OTTZR, died and the son, Leander, became the stay o f Quite a number of applications are being re­ Five ear-loads o f wool were received last ceived from people desiring hoard through the week at the station for Georges river m ills. of the slo»q> East Side and W m . W. Brown, the fam ily. He was twice married, his second w ho have been to Ellsworth and Bucksport on wife ami one daughter surviving him . He summer Many persons arc adorning their lawns and business, returned last w e e k ....M is s Mary was a mcmhwr o f the Methodist church ami • HOPE. the road-sides this spring by planting shade- Staples o f Belfast is hereon a v is it... . ( ’apt. was universally respected. trees. James T homas returned from Green’s Landing Striped C'ashmere-Shawls 1.25, Notice- have been posted announcing that I J. P. Hobbs lias had (ptite a large number of Thos. W alker lias bought a horse o f Mr. recently. HAT and CAP the county commissioners w ill l><» at the po-t- fru it trees -cut to him as cativas-er, to distrib­ F is k .. . . E llis 11 nrd lias purchased a flyer o f a former price 4.00. officc June lGth at ten o ’clock a. in. for the | ute this spring. party iu Waldoboro. D E E R IS L E . purpose i.f viewing the pinjrchd road around j T he friends o f Rev. ( ’. I’. Nash w ill re- Removals are the order of the spring. Not Miss Julia II. Spolfmd eommeneed vchool ut Mile Hill, ami that immediately after such 1 g n t to I- .n il o f the continued ill health o f his less than ten, with those that have and are Stinson’s Neck, Monday. DEPARTMENT viewing -hall in some convenient place in the ! w ife ....O u r young d“ iiti.-r. W ill S. Payson, soon to be made, can he reckoned up here. Tiie Society of Christian Endeavor, I’ri- vicinity hear witnesses with reference to the w ill locate in Searsmont for a tim e .. . . W ill John Andrews, who has been delivering fru it- day evening, netted ^5.78. same. The municipal oilleers laid out th i- l ip iin n is at his father’s, recuperating alter his j Agents for 1)r . W arner's Cor­ Is full of all the The New road in the summer o f ISM ami reported at I attack ot pneumonia. trees and shrubbery lo r three different compa­ Sell. Carrie II. Spofford was in port discharg­ nies, nearly closed his w ork last Saturday. ing goods for Die m rrcliants, Monday. sets, all sizes from lb to 3G tiie next town meeting in March, ,s.S5, hut the I In the death ot B. I . Mathew- our commu­ Spring Styles and town r« timed to accept tie- way. T lie action ot n ity ha- lost one o f its best citizens, for a l­ An effort is being made by the Cong’i school Amos F. Dow, who lias been living on Pit k- inches. the road coinini-siom r- is in answer to a . though living in Lincolnville, his inter: -ts are to organize a Dorcas Society. Its object is to j ering’s Island at the north of our harbor for petition of Albeit .1. (’lark ami forty-seven ' : entered in Hope, it wa- here lie had his rc- assist in making garments for S. S- children. I several years, has sold the island to Dr. J. N ovelties. others, asking them to lay out the road ! I gem- imine, always ready and punctual to Rev. M r. Roper who was expected to supply | B. Collins ol New York, and has purchased described. meet its urgent calls, lie was one that could | the 2d Collg. pulpit for the present year having the, farm of W illia m P. Wood at Ocean- CAMUEN. be co iin to i on in : very good work. W ild her I accepted a call from New Hampshire w ill not vilie. it wa- ihe Sunday service, or a week day I ollieiate here. Our telegraph sub-marine cable not being iu Ladies’ Calico W rappers (ioc."-’ The ( ’amdcii Bazaar is giving some good 1 working order, yacht Sunnyside, ('apt. Green, bargains in fancy goods. iner ting. Die temperance work or a sociable The Baptist church is to be repaired ami a f.»r benevolent purpose.-, his cheerful presence vestry b u ilt at the rear. Lumber is being lias been chartered to take up the cable and lay (’apt. W. J. Tobey, ot the banking f.rm ot wa- never wanting. H i- business Integrity sawed for the purpose at the -team m ill, ami it across the Reach at B yaid’s Narrows,a much 1 A Full Stock of Stackpole «X Tobev, Washington, Kan.-a.-, w.t> , w a- never que-lioued. Fur more than 30 years w ill be furnished by W m . Spear. shorter distance,and it is thought the cable w ill .n town Saturday. not chafe o ff on the rocks at that point. his vui< < was heard in Die choir, ami this is Rev. Mr. Morrow o f Andover prea: In d in Ladies’ Summer Vests 25e. Willis Know lion, linn of Knowlton Bros., the first time in many years Dial death lias in ­ the 2d Cong’l church Sunday morning, ami at Rev. Mr. Gates left town Monday on his is tin- Inventor <», a unique boot-jack, which i vaded that circle. Ill his youth he married T homaston iu the afternoon. Mr. Morrow came Annual vacation. His wife accompanies him supplies a long felt want. Mi-s E m ily Crane, l»v whom lie hud live sons, ' by invitation as a candidate to these two vacant ___J. H. M id o rrill was iu Boston last week Trunks, Bags,® Tin- Win-low Pa. king <’o., S. J. J.-w. tt a llo t Diem having preceded him Io Die “ eve, lields. on business connected w itii tiie pant manufac­ green shore.” H i-w id o w survives him. T he tory.... Miss Annie Barbour lias returned manager, reports business improx lug. Lobsters i W. II. Hoilgimtii returned from Exeter Mon­ arc coming in in large quantities. funeral services were conducted bv Rev. Mr. home from Salem, Mass...... Miss Ellen Hig­ i Summer Silks 50c. Preble assisted by Rev. Dr. G. 1*. M a lh e w , «d day evening.. . . M A lle n , ol Allen, Lane A gins left town for Boston Monday, to purchase Cha-. Barstow. machinist, proprietor ol 1 Brunswick, a brother o f the deceased, liis Co., was iu town last week...... lohu Holt and Barstow’s Heading machines, receive- orders suinmer millinery. Miss Yinnie Spofford ac­ Umbrellas, age wai about GO. John It. Andrews are in Massachusetts.... companied her. thal keep him running on lull lime. Messrs. Wetlierbee, Burgess and T eague at- Arrangements are now made so that members 1 OWL S HEAD. 1 tended the masonic meeting at Portland. the ol (» A It can t'o from Rockland to Port- . Send Money by American Express Co. B. C. Sleeper has a line showy steed. ! W ill Robinson sells the li-h tickets this year. Satins, all colors, 50c. laud to the Grand Encampment in June ami n ' C. ('ohm n drew No. 1, hut has .-old his chance Money Orders. Frank Hyder has bought o f M r-. Geo. Gray Rubber Goods, &c. turn lor one fare. to Jos V inal, terms private. I i.-h were quite tie liou-c fo in n ilv occupied by Alden Dyer. Receipts given. Money refunded if Orders B. E. Adams ha- recent!) bought a plenty iu the weir Siimlav. I'ish Warden are lost. Sold at a ll offices o f the Co. Payable walnut ami plalc-gla-s upright .-howc.i . . a Mi-- I.’ M. Line of Yimtlhaveu spent the Libby is tryin g to keep the river free from at (1,500 places. R vn:> ; ro ^5-5c.: #B»-8c. : very elaborate our, in which to display In­ vith frit udk hert — M i • - I m in k obstnn'tiou and give the finny tribe a free S20-10C. . >30-12c. . >T0- 15c. . >50 20c. line bool- ami shoes. Mug. , and Gian Howard came from Medfield i pass. Gossamers, good quality, 69c. fist Thursday where they have, been spending T he managers o l the Eastern .Maim- M ate F ix in g F p. Weatherbce’s block is ( hang­ I- aII ale hi luak r\hnsi\e r1 pairs on their Die w inter-----Mrs. L. G. Perry came from ing its : om plexioii w itii a coat o f paint. Mc­ A Splendid Line of building- ami ground- at Bangor. A dormitory Boston T ue-d.iy moining. Intire A Newcomb arc doing the w’ork. T he F O R S A L E is in he i.nili bn (lx* m . im im id.iii.iii 1.1 partic.> j PORT CLYDE. -ainc painters w ill soon paint the Smith block Men’s White Shirts, 50 cent having stock tin-re, ami stalls hu the sto.-k, i ....Dexter Halm is grading his lot... . Mr. which will exit ml a halt mile, i’ll' ti.o w ili , M* " i - . Burnham A M o rrill o f Portland have P ulliii is having tie blinds hung to Id- new quality only 39c. be till* tiliest III lib* slate when pul in Older. 1 ii ecivrdthe gold m< dal ot Die w Griean.- house where he intends soon to locate, lie is Men’s Fancy Shirts^ 1 ii i (mm 11 ion with tin Y< England la ir ifo l.x p i -ition on the e xhib it ot canned lobster. doing ipiite a hu-im -- at his mill in I uioii, exhibits will I-- the large.-I ami In rI . t< r . .51 , working nine men by day ami live by night. m tla* .-Lite. SWAN'S ISLAND. A FINE LOT OF Tin* remark is often made, “ He is a good . >• h. Daniel >iminons sail- t Moml.n . NORTH HAVEN. Men's and Boy's 4 ply Linen fe llo w b ill In- don’t kn o w how to a hot. ( ip i. < Ii.i- Sprague. Emery Gott and W illi- Dury Brown went to Bock land Friday. I tiirro w Xli<>( Collars 10c, This doc, not apply to J. K. ( leweland in i- Gottao building a hennery. Mi-.- Blanche Blown i- to ket p Die summer card io the fru it ami confectionery bnsim . a- Mi-s Dell Sprague's bor.-c was frightened term ol'school in the North end district. the immense shipment o f liuil who T I. Red Shoes Cheap at L. S. Robin­ ami ran awa\ ui-t week. One of the wheels School ill Du- T‘boroughfare district com­ bron jlit from Boston by the steamer Ratal: din passing o\er injured her -eu iciy. son’s. w ill testify, 100 box: - of orange.-, liana u i menced hist Monday. Mb.- Fanny R :\u a g c [Jt31fThe above are only a BOSTON tin* dozen crate-, dray loads ol a< k- o f mi-, s.-hool in di-tri* ’ No. 1 is progres-ing liucly. o f Rockland Is ilie teacher. • barrel- of eaudy, t ill his place of bu.-me- J he -I holars seem delighted witii their The canning factory is doing a fair I n.-im ss few of the h irgains to he found teacher. rcpcmbh - a unit stoic in a southern clime. at present ami lobsters arc more plentiful. FLOUR! FLOUR! at S. ('. < opelaud of Ih xter, defendant in the • A lit!*' --on ol I .or: uzo Robbins fell off the SCi L ittle Fred landed 8.UU0 lb» ot them Thurs­ eclebrntid Bail n .-'ill, i- registered at Di« Bav w barf ia.-t wcel., and had not Calvin Stinson day night. View .... Mr* Igmn ms >licrnian h a not - m b en at hand would have been drowned. The lumber fo i the naval quarantine station You can get the Heat Trade to recover from ibc i ll> t- o f tla paralvtic c.ipt. J.din <

Jtfarme Dcparlnunf. THREE STRAIGHT. MAINE MATTERS.

The second game o f polo between the Rock- Twelve divorce® were decreed nt the reef nt F U L L E R |T he(Ireatl Saturday |«»r New York. D uring the last two dnvs eleven search war­ :,n l I liih lrt It'. (’Id 9th, «• lis M. A. Aehortt, Aeliorn, und Roekiands crowding their opponents vigor­ rant® have been issued from tiie Augusta Minnie Smith, Arey, Delaware Breakwater. ously. At a critical juncture. McAuliffe, who Municipal ( ’ourt against tiie runisellcrs at the I fave just returned from the M. A. Acliorn’s STIFF and SOFT HATS Soldiers' Home at Togus. Spoken M iv 9. Jat 2151, Jon S9 Id. has been suffering fro m 'a lAtne hand, wa- To be f,inii.l In the i Ity. Gi i • Brad lev, from Cardenas lo r New V • •;. thrown out o f the game by an accidental blow John Greenwood, o f JefTerson, aged G5, Boston Market* with a S Ii. ^erentv-pix o f I homaston has . ••m- from G uthrie’s stick. Reed o f the Baths was was drowned in Damariscotta Lake Monday o f Buy the S2.99 CALF SHOE, pleted her repairs at the Smith Marine railway. inst week. It is supposed lie fell Hom his K q lllll to 1.11} S h o e . | then dropped out to make the thing even ami boat. The body was recovered. Sell. P.lla Pressey, Nash, was loading lim e I the game proceeded w ith five men on a s id e . C3-ZL.A.2STZD S atu rd a y hum C’l.as. II. Pressey foi New The Gardiner electric lights were started up Y ork. It was a hard blow for the Roekiands to lose all over the city fo r the first time Saturday McAuliffe at this stage o f Hie game, but they night, and the event was celebrated by a con­ E. W . BERRY A CO.'S Sell Jennie G. P illsbury, P illsbury, sailed cert by tiie Pittston band on Hie common. Saturday for Baraeoa to load fru it for New braced up ami showed what was in them. Mustering ollii er D. W. Ilolmnn of Lewis­ LARCE:-:ASWT»1E«T ...... Y ork. Tiie game was continued with more exciting [ I. the place to Ion vonr t.ndlea', Ml«.e.’ nn.1 ton organized a Grand A rm y Post at West ( 'till,lr, ii'. Snok* u. May 10, lat 35, Ion 73 30, s« b. K!- playing, the Roekiands still keeping up their Gardiner Monday evening. This is the ll t l i bri l^e Souther, Pales, from New Orleans for offensive game. Dunning finally got his sti k post organized in this state during Hie last two FINE KID BOOTS. < idle months. on the hall, ami by one o f his b rillian t rushes AH customers more than pleased Sell. M iliie T rim , Barbour, sailed for Prov­ j Line in Hie city. eaged it. Tiie playing time for tiie goal, The taxpayers in tin 1 wealthy part of Win­ id u« Saturday lime laden from A. P. ( rot li­ ter, o il, who resent the attempted repudiation with the Many Bargains offered. c it A- Co. after tiie foul occasioned by McAuliffe’s injury, by tiie town olheers o f the debts of the town, Seb. American Chief, Snow, lav in the stream was two minutes, th irty seconds. are preparing to petition the legislature to he Now is the opportunity of E. W. BERRY A CO. Saturday lime laden from A . C. Guv A Co. for McIntire took tiie position of rusher after set off iu the town o f Monroe. New Y m k. the season to secure McAuliffe’s retirement. The second rush was The Salvation A rm y lias raised Hie erv o f on HOME SI'I X Sell. Caroline Gray. P illsbnrv, sailed Friday to Richmond, and is making airangcnietits to A te the only concern In H i- eltv where you can in ballast for M illiuidge to load lumber for won by Dunning. This goal was a repetition advance upon that place next week. They llnd a full line of Barbados. of the first with flic slight difference that tiie have written to engage the skating lin k for GENT S HAND SEWED SHOES. (’apt. Prank Perry, formerly of sell. Yankee Roekiands played the defensive and tin? Ala- headquarters and meeting purposes. medns the offensive. The goal was finally won Maid, is tu take command ol sell. Jennie A proposition lm® been made to introduce W e have the agency f«'r one o f the beet known ( by Dunning in one minute, twenty seconds water into Brunswick, but people are iu doubt innnnfactun re, and dim v the Largtet Line enet of actual playing time. S U I T I N G S , D ry G oods as to where it w ill come from. The Tdeyrnph Portland. FW Hng *ch. N . Harvey of Sullivan is on the '1’lie third rush was won b.v Dunning. There South Marine lU ilw n v * receiving a new shoe thinks Hint the water in Hie Androscoggin w;i< a terrific light for this goal. The comba­ would not be pure enough for drinking. ftild other alight repairs. tants surged up mid down the hall, the most Sell. George Bird, was on Tebo’s di v «>» k exciting light being around the goal ol the Wliale shooting of this coast lias heroine All Colors and Prices. E. W. BERRY & CO. nt E-in B »siu. Brooklyn. N. Y. May 7, having Roekiands. Twice the hall was- driven into such an industi v that Judson Tarr lias leased a stand at New Haven and has fitted out one or bottom cleaned and painted. the netting ami twice bounded out. The ex­ W ill open till, week a New Line o f citement was intense, ami the b rillian t plays ot more steamers to clnise them this summer. A t Newport. It. I., 13th, sells. Grneie (.'. He intends to make quite a business o f it. Young, and’ M. M. Chase, from Portland, the men o f both clubs were loudly applauded. GENT'S FINE NECK WEAR. bound south (the latter left I hitch Island Har­ Dunning seemed to he everywhere. Tyler Superintendent Luce is now sending out to bor a. in. 13 Ii. m ule some b rillian t tries for a goal und was tiie sciiools throughout the State 2000 railroad YOLK OWN PRICE •I'be.e good, lire illreet from the New York Im ­ ably seconded by M cIntire, but Morse was im ­ maps o f the United States. There is a great porter.. n( Sch Thomas It. P ilb bu rv, Pitch-.-, died pregnable. The contest scon narrowed down demand for them and as nothing o f the kind is from Bar!mdoe ,Mny I'.h.lor I’.i-c.tgmtl-t, diss., to a defence o f the Rockland goal. Chapman iu the schools nt the present time they w ill he where kIi ° w ill load lumber for some northern made some wonderful stops. Again ami again appreciated. port, probably Boston. tiie ball was sent at the goal, but Hartnett and One o f Sehago’s smartest and most energetic E. W. BERRY & CO. The "id K innw, which has been on flic ways Brown made an ellieient outpost that for a women lately spent 82 in advertising in a news­ of South M nine railwav having copper re­ long time kept tiie Ahtmcdas nt a distance. paper for Kiimtiier hoarders, says the Bridgton tint ,-ju.t reeelte.l a |t|g Line of moved, wa- launched Saturdav. and hauled Several waits were called for the fixing o f A’eir.v. Her neighbors laughed nt her “ fo lly ,’’ alongside Hi* hulk o f the old Sabine. broken skates, and the battle would thea be re­ ami told her she had thrown away her money. LADIES’ KID SLIPPERS. The sch. Wide Awake, ashore at W ell’s sumed with greater vigor. Finally Dunning Tiie outcome o f the investment* however, in A Great Variety of Benell, in not tiie. schooner o f that name be­ captured the ball, saw an opening ami put the printer’s ink is that up to the date she had Everything Marked Down io Close, # * -A II Qualltie., Style, and I’rlee.. longing to this port, the latter vessel having rubber through, winning the game. The play­ sixty applications for hoard, many more Hum sailed from New York, May 2nd, for Aux ing time o f the last goal, from the last wait till she can possibly entertain. The laugh is now Caycs, Hayti. the finish, was one minute, twenty seconds. «n her side. Spool Cotton 4c. The game from the blowing o f tiie first whistle E. W . BERRY & CO. The crew of tiie sell. W. IL Boardman (sup­ till the third goal was won lasted thirty-one The proposition from the Bath Water Sup­ posed lus!) were: James M. Richardson, of minutes. ply Company is to construct the works, lay Spool Silk Sc. Kit. Desert, m nslcr; Chas. 11. Curry, o f Calais, eight miles o f pipe, 150 hydrants, with a m ini­ TURCOMAN Have the In response to the demands of the uudicnee mate; Loring Wooster, of Calais, cook; G. E. mum head o f 150 leet above tide, water, and at Twist 3c. one or two exhibition goals were played. Candec Double Ball Rubber Boot Davis, and Daniel Ross, of Perry, seamen, and Tyler put the bail into the netting in one of all times to furnish an ample supply o f pure a colored man belonging in St. Croix. water for all public and private use, tiie city of Dress Braid 5c. these, by u handsome plav, lint it bounded out. at S 2 .2 5 . Sell. Jennie Greoubank, P illsbury, arrived The game was by ail odds tiie most exciting Bath to contract with tin* Hath Water Supply Saturday eorn-ladcn from New York for ever played here. The Alnmcdns hud to work Company to pay 80,0(10 per annum for water to CURTAINS' Bangor. Cant. Ben Haskel I took command and work hard lor their victory. Rockland extinguish iires and to pay a sum each year Lining Cambrics and Silesias Marked N«» priccH iiiinK'd to hum bug tin* Pub­ here and sailed for Bangor, Capt. P illsbury equal in amount to tiie taxes o f said works, for lic. but \vc giittriintoo our I’rircn on all people w ill not be satisfied until the Alainedas Down. Koodrtufl LOW AS THE LOWEST. taking charge o f sell. Addle Snow, chartered play w itii our boys again w itii Patsy on deck. a supply o f City Hall, school houses engine to load lime at Rockport for Charleston, S. C. Where a ll did so well it would be useless to houses and other public buildings, and for A t Greatly Reduced Prices. Sei'inu' i. bt'lict injr- Investigate anil be particularize. There szeined to be no weak sprinkling streets and for a fountain on the Ship Joseph B. Thomas, which arrived at park. The company agrees to have tiie works Black and Colored Lisle Thread Hose your own Judge. Bristol, H, 7lli inst, from San Francisco, had players on tiie floor. It is pretty generally conceded iu this city, however, Hint what the completch during the present year, if this only 38c, former price 50. touched at Pitcairn’s Island about Feb 8, witii proposition is accepted w ithin th irty days. foretopgallantmast carried away, and tiie mas­ Alainedas don’t know about polo is not w ortii ter’s knee badly hurt, lie having been thrown knowing. They are line fellows to play w itii, down the hat -h din ing a gale. as w ell, and the Roekiands had rather get Jersey and Lisle Thread Gloies only WORLD HAPPENINGS. The British Board of Trade have awarded a beaten by them than any oilier club that trav­ 25 cents. binocular glass to Capt. A. S. Crowley, master els. o f the American sell. Sarah Baton, o f Calais, WALDOBORO. Elien F. P illsbury took the oath o f ofliee iu acknowledgement o f his hum anity and Thursday. All Linen Crash 5c. 11 . B U I 10, kindness to the British hark Kenilworth, L. P. Haskell basset out several maples in of Liverpool, which was abandoned at sea the vacant lot near Ins residence. Wendell Phillips's estate foots up only a little over 83000. Cambric 6c. on March 2nd last. Seh. Nellie V . Rokes, Capt. Thompson, Sell. Richmond lias been on the ways o f tiie arrived last week w itii a cargo o f hard pine foi An alarming contagious disease prevails at Gocd Prints 4c. 261 Main Streot. South Marine railw ay for paint, and was A. R. Reed. Seward, N. Y. launched Saturday. Capt. Wm. Hall has re­ Tiie privilege of taking alcwives from tiie Tiie boomers arc again returning to Oklaho­ A New Lot of Standard Prints 5c. signed command* o f her, and contemplates Mcdonuik river was sold to S. Nickerson ami ma in large numbers. going into sonic other line o f Imsineis. He Sons o f Booth bay for $355. Sunset Cox declines to remain in Congress, Best Style only 6c. left for Massachusetts, where lie now resides, Local telephones arc becoming quite popular ntnl w ill go as minister to Turkey. Saturday night. Capt. John Stearns takes here. S. E. Welt has recently put in one from Fashionable & Stylish command of tiie Richmond. It is rumored that a hitch lias occurred in his shop to tiie Waldoboro Exchange hotel. the peace negotiations between England and Dress Flannels, Cashmeres and all Sell. Champion, Capt. Gray, o f and from M. R. Achorn lias his house and store con­ Russia. Gloucester, bound to Bangor w itii pickled fish, B r o c a d e Dress Goods marked down. nected by telephone. There are several others, Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett says she lias and 2,009 pounds o f fresh halibut, struck on most o f them are “ home-made” allairs. Yellow Ledge near W hite Head, Saturday been cured of nervous prostration by tiie Bos­ Spring C loths An entertainment will he given iu Clark’s night about 10 o’clock, tilled and sank, tiie ton “ mind cure.” H alf Wool Dress Goods 10c per yd. Hall this evening under Hie auspices o f Charles General Grant is not as well as during tiie crew barely having time to escape in their Keizer Post, G. A. it., consisting o f vocal and dory. They were some time groping about iu past two weeks. The cancer seems to be m ak­ and band music, camp scenes introducing d rills ing rapid progress. Large Line of Woolen and Cotton Hos­ tiie darkness, but, dually reached the life fancy rifle shooting, etc., and concluding with V e l v e t s saving htntiou, where they were k in dly taken a laughable farce. Reed’s Cadet Band w ill be It is said that the English Cabinet lias under iery, in stripes and solid colors, care o f by ('apt. Shea. The cargo was mostly in a I tendance. consideration a scheme o f local self govern­ saved, with sails, rigging, cables and anchors. ment fur Ireland. only 25c. The schooner is a total loss. No insurance. The G. A. R.hall iu Kennedy’s block is com­ pleted. and the first meeting was held Satur­ It is possible that the Oklahoma question The Champion was is tons, owned by ( ’apt. may he brought to the United States Supreme In Black and Colors, Gray and others, was 40 years old and valued day, May 9th. The table and pedestals which Yard Wide Brown Cotton 5c. nt 8400. are o f ash were manufactured by S. (). Waltz Court for final decision. A Sons. '1'lie neat and substantial oak chairs I’lie first annual mass meeting o f tiie Nation­ Bleached 6c, Sell. Thomas H ix has been receiving a new were furnished by J. K. W illett A Co. The al Temperance League was held iu Tremont top at the South Marine railw ay, and the walls are covered with paper o f a rich ami Temple Monday o f last week. carpenters were discharged Saturday. She Fruit of Loom 8c, Merchant M o rs pretty design. The lu ll presents a very attract­ Gen. Middleton lias won a victory over the has new rails, stanchions, timbers and the bow ive appearance, which Is as it should be to be Witii Fringe to Match has been raised up. Three years ago tiie bot­ Northwestern rebels, d riving them out o f IJa- 10-4 Bleccied only 21c. iu keeping w itii the Post’s ellieient corps o f touehe at tiie point o f the bayonet. 264 Main St., under Thorndike House tom was entirely rebuilt so that now she is a oilleers. new vessel throughout. The Thomas H ix was An important decision was rendered iu tiie j Sheetings. Cheviot Shirtings and Ging­ b u ilt 38 years ago by the late Deacon Thomas Ambrose Hoch’s lioise broke from his moor­ United States Circuit ( ’ourt al Des Moines on the builder o f Ike renowned Red Jacket, iu bis ings near E. R. Bump’s store, J'uchiiay noon, Tuesday adverse to tiie Washburn A Moen A larg e lin e of yard at the North-end. She is a vessel o f 91 and ran wild down Friendship Nt., turned in barbed wire patent. For Summer Wraps. hams all marked down. front o f .1. T. Gay’s store and ran towards the tons, and when she was huilding she seemed The town o f Somerset, Pa., was pretty such an immense craft that tiie owners were depot. C olliding w itii a rack iu front o f J. K. W ille tt’s the wagon was upset and badly tlioroiiglily shaken up Thursday by tiie cxplo- \ Examine our Jersey Waists at 45c. WOOLENS, in a quandary whether to rig her into a brig or iou of 800 pounds of nitro-glycerine and 3000 a schooner. She seemed altogether too large demolished. During Hie time, Peter M ille r’s pounds o f dynamite. In u ll t h e for a schooner. F inally they decided to make horse became frightened amt upset tiie wagon a schooner of her, although only with great load id' clams and lobsters to which lie was It is declared by a Washingtou democratic All Wool Braided Jerseys at 08c. misgivings. The original owner’s were Jos­ attached. T iie team was not damaged, and organ tiia t by the List o f June republican eph Condon, Thos. W. Hix, Barnard Ingra­ the horse was captured by Dr. Sanborn. otlieehoiders w ill have disappeared from tiie Fashionable Styles ham and Hiram H all, for whom site was built F ix in g U p.—L . P. Haskell lias made ex­ Treasury Department. Jerseys at $1.00, 1.25, and 1.50 up, and who commanded her. Mr. H alls’ six tensive improvements on his grounds and resi­ '1’lie English Government has decided to -ON IIANIL— sous have sailed in her in diil'ereiit capacities dence... .The shop on Smouse’s wharf lias abandon the advance on Khartoum . Wady all genuine bargains. and four of them have communded her. Some been shingled and otherwise repaired... .J. E. Haifa w ill lie Hie most advanced position as a All work of the lH ..t ipmlity in point of o f the wags call her Hie school-ship. Capt. Eaton has put iu a new counter o f ash and permanent defence o f Egypt. El r, St y l e und M a k i:. Salisbulion guuruutcvd. Wm. Yeaton now commands her. She lias walnut, from the manufactory o f S. (). Waltz Our Black Silk at S!.05\is a b;nm za, never met witii an accident, having been A Sons, in tlie ofliee o f the Mcdomuk House. Congressman Morrison o f Illin o is was re­ universally fortunate. She is now as good as The olliec has been painted iu im itation ot tired from tiie Senatorial race Thursday after ask to see it, it is well worth 1.25. iving 101 votes. Later Judge 'free, the new and may ride the briny for another 38 c h e rry ... .John Keizer has completed tiie cel­ democratic candidate, lacked only one vote ol’ New Carpets BLACKlNGTON years. lar and laid tiie foundation tor iiis nsw house election. — is ---- ....L e w is Keizer has repainted his h ou se.... We have a few patterns of Seal Skin N ew Y o k e .— (’ barters are reported under Kish's Block lias been undergoing repairs this A hitler attack on the Gladstone policy was date o f May Kith : Sell. J. K. Souther, from Cloth which we have marked so low spring....Capt. Chas. Comery is finishing ami made, iu the House id Commons Monday SELLING- AGENT FOR Boston to Demerara, ieo und general cargo, painting the house he recently bought at auct­ that it will pay to purchase for fu ­ 81,909; Sell. William 11. Allison, from Wind­ night by the Conservatives, led by R ight Hon. io n ....K v . Trowbridge has put iu a new coun­ I.ord George F. H am ilton. Gladstone was sor, N. S., to New Y ork, plaster, 8*1.GO; Sell. ter for live and ten cent g o o d s ....M . R. ••letorioiis. ture use. Joseph Farwell, New York to Port-au-Prince, Achorn is having bis house painted. general cargo, and hack w ith logwood, Gen. Grant's house iu Philadelphia is to be 81,200; Sch. S. G. Hart, from Mobile or Pen­ Mrs. Margaret Kaler is quite seriously ill nt sold at auction June 2. It was present' d to Yarns all marked down. Scotch, sacola to New York, Sound port or Boston, tiie residence o f (i. M. Benner.. . . A rthu r Kaler him bv a committee o f citizens and cost 8‘33,- Yo k e l e s s Shirt I I A R T A M E H T E IV G lumber, $0.50; Sell. Setagawa (corrected), 101 wlio lias been sick torn few weeks is again able (H)(). Tiie General lias never lived in it. Il is Spanish, Saxony and Germantown tons, from Eddyville to Boston, cement, 17 to be o u t.... Mrs. John Benner is quite sick at supposed that he and W. 11. Vanderbilt w ill (tuts; Sili. J. 11. Hells, from Raritan River to II. A. Flanders’ . . . .Silas Creamer is coutined sign Hie deed. THE OLD LOW P R IC E ! only 15c. Skein end Ball Yarns Boston, elav, $1.25; Sell. Vulcan, New York to the house with a bad cold-----Mrs. Christo­ pher Feylcr ami daughter also have a very bad Rev. Henry Hopkins, I). I)., Williamsport, only 8c. to Portland, salt, 90 cents ami discharge; Sell. / / \ Nellie E. Gray, from Glen Cove to Boston, cold. . . . Mrs. John B. Stahl and soil have re­ ’cun., at tiie Congress o f American ( ’hurt lies sand, $1.25; Sch. G. M. Brainard, from Roml- turned home from New Y ork....L. W. Sher­ at Hartford) hist week, deplored the existence otit to Boston, coal, 95 ccnl-; Sell. I,. I’. W h it­ man o f Boston has been home during the i l l ­ of so many creeds and isms among Protestants, Notwithstanding- th e recent ad- B,U Bargains in Blankets and Bed u more, from Perth Amboy to Portsmouth, coal, ness ol his mother, and returned to Boston and said there are nineteen varieties o f Chris­ ^Spreads. 05 cents and discharge; Sell. Silas McLoon. Monday...... I. K. W ille tt was iu Boston week tianity tryin g to convert the Japanese, but they from Roudoiit to I a i h i, cement, lb c u ts ; Indore last, ami returned Saturday, aeeompa- themselvws all disagreeing. vance of nearly all Sell. Sarah F. Bird, New York to New Or­ tiled by S. F. Robinson who remained over I'lie oldest lawyer iu the United States is Curtain Laces, Cut tain Hollands and leans, general cargo, lump sum; Sell. S. J. Sunday-----Nettie A. Brown is teaching the John Leveridge o f New Y ork, who was V Lindsey, from Communipaw to Boston, pig High school in Friendship... .G. F. Kaler of admitted to the bar iu 1811, and who fought in Fixtures marked down. iron, $1.10. Rockland was in town last w e e k... . W in. the war o f 1812. About forty years ago he kinds. O’Brien has vacated the employ o f M. M. was Counsel to the Corporation, during the I ; Y, DO M ESTIC POR I’S. Richards A < 'o., ami gone to G ardiner... . ( ’apt. Mayoralty o f Janies Harper, lie is six feet We also have a few fieces of Carpet­ / < P ensacola—A r 11th, seii Lizzie B. Morse, ami Mrs. Alden Winelianbacli were iu Port­ tall, and until w ithin a few weeks has been iu H a ll, .Morgan City. land last w e ek....S , Nickerson and son Alonzo excellent health. Only a few days ago, at the ings which no shall sell regardless B a l u m o u e — Ai* 13th, sch Emerson Rokes, It. were iu town last week. The senior Mr. age o f niuety-tive, he argued an im portant case Manitou. Sid loili, Jennie F. Willey, Chad­ Nickerson w ill remain to superintend the tak­ in court. of cost. t h V wick, Newburyport. ing o f alewives from the M cdotuak.. . . J. P. i( L S — Boyd is visiting relatives in New II am pshiie.. . . I’lie Long Island iiu nliaden steamers have not FOREIGN PORTS. 'Pat.Auq.5™I884-, E. it. Bumps o f Thomaston was iu town last been as successful o f recent years as their Hemember this is no Humbug, this Ar at Hong Kong March 30, bark John M. week.. . . h'rank Bray has gone to Boston. . .. owners desire, and several ol them have de­ FULLER Clerk, Conant, Nagasaki. ( apt. ( has. Comery went to Boston Friday termined to send the vessels down on the coast Stock ot Goods Must Be Closed Out A r at Mutunzus 13th inst. sch. Maggie G. .. . .Capt. E. A. Hutchins was in Boston last o f Maine to engage in whaling this sea»ou. H art, Nickerson, Pensacola. w e e k .... Miss L. M. Searcy is teaching school The steamer Fannie Sprague, which came At Once, and we have put the p ri­ MTV SPIH.MJ GOODS Old at W indsor 7tli inst. sell Laura E. Mes­ in the Gordon d is tric t.. . .M rs. E. A. Oakes here sometime ago, has been very success­ In l Acrv Depart incut. ser, Gregory, Alexandria. and Miss Celeste Clark have returned from ful iu captur ng whales, and other ves­ —AM) ces low to insure a quick sale. Cld. ut Cheverie, N. S. sell. Brigadier, Boston... .Miss Florence Kelleran of Thoinas- sels are to engage in d ie same business. The Cousins. tou has been visiting ut lio n . Isaac Reed’s . . .. Sprague’s catch since last February is said to Sid from Hong Kong Rh n il, bark Nichola.- Augustus W elt, esq., was in Rockland Thurs­ have been twenty-two finbacks. Several weeks Thayer, (.’rosby, New York. d ay.. . .H on. Edwin Sprague o f Rockland was ago she was reported as having taken 300 bar­ 0. E. Blackington, Jos. S. Spinney, (h illin g , San F ra m isio for iu town F rid a y ....F ra n k Overloek has re­ rels o f oil. The bone o f the whale is now selling THE CLOTHIER, Queenttov u ; Gem K nox, Ile ni v, do tor Liver­ lumed from N'obleboro... .Sadie’ Winelienbaeli . ut high prices, ami oil also commands good COBB. M. A. ACHORN pool. began school iu distii< t No. 1, Monday. prices. At the Brook, M.;iu St., Kocklaud. 4 8 THE ROCKLAND COURIER - GAZETTE: TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1885.

T h e Courier-Gazette ' Persons who have looked into the sub­ HER EXPERIMENT. something on a mixture of pnthios that “Itoiiffli on Coughs.“ ject claim tb it there is more money in would have killed n less obst inate liver. A-k far "Rough on Coughs," fur Coughs, Colds, HAHN, ROBBINS & CO., Meanwhile, Mrs. Ransom's neighbors Pure Throat, llenrsuncss. Troches 15e. I,lqn1d,tUr. cultivating forest trees than in mining, Fetroil Free Frets. hail theories of tlieir own about the ■ 'Itoogli ,,o Cats and tli it ere long forest tree culture will clears out rots, intro, raaeties, flies, mils, tied.hags, Painters, Crainers, When Mrs. Ransom adopted a baby small boy. They declined lie was tin sknak«, rliipm nnlcs, gaphor.s. toe. Ibaggisis. A M O D E R N P A P E R . he an acknowledged pursuit. Some such unmitigated nuisance. As lie grew ...... AND ...... b o y from tho orphans’ home people were Heart Palos. culture as this is needed to save the forests older a species o f tailless eats developed PAPER HANGERS. land nr:itloi>M c o m b in e d .” Ilnm lrciln of letteiB growing. Tlieir agents are going here "Is it one of your theories that tlie from rttliiililu nml well known people «»f New I'.iirI.iiiiI new baby is to sleep in m y rocking "H -ii-u-s-li, David,” said liis mother, (z/of from remote KRctioiiH ut llie eoiintrv) wiy, ~A , M? AUSTIN,- • • Y O V t t m i i u c i m : w ii.r »<> Moisb: An American oflicer with a Gatling and there all over our country prosely­ chair asked her husband. prom ptly. 'rilAN YOl CLAIM, li Is a wonderful r e m e d y * ’* gun saved the provincial forces from a ting. Vessels bring loads of converts "H e is to sleep anyw here,” said M rs. "If you don'tli gimme a pictli of pic Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist, from other lands, to populate the fair Ransom. "T lie idea is absurd tlu it a I’ll telltli they’re liakerlli's pietli.” defeat in the North-west recently. An Mrs. Ransom was overcome by tlie OUR O L - A IIV I1,10 fac0 overy pnc^n,?p is 241 MAIN ST. ROCKLAND ME. fields and fertile districts of the west. child must lie laid on pillows mid rocked cxchango pertinently remarks that this in a crib, and tlie air kept as if it was a situation. Slie cut a large section of KRI.lEFnnd CURE OF K IIEI MATISSI, was more than England did for the I f this m atter is to be handled w ith tender plant. L ittle I >avid is to sleep on pie, served it to young David, who M B U R A L O I A , S O I A T 1 <’ A . L A M E T. E. TIBBETTS" HACK «V SIDE, PLCVRINY, SPBAIMM TkHJTVT IW T . I nited States when she was contending gloves let them be of iron. the floor nr tlie table, or wherever it is stiid im m ediately in a loud voice: "Now, I won’ll) tell tlietli are bakertb’s and Hit VISES, DIPHTHERIA. A.Ml Teetli extracted without pain by Nitrous Oxide most convenient to put liim. He is not SORE THROAT, SORE and WEAK Gaa. Corner M ain mid W hiter Streets. 29 against rebels. pics.” The count of money and securities in to lie molly unddlud lo **Teri» of 20 JLesaona #12.00. they w ill have a good season’s business. and pride rather prompted Iter to make like tlie following were in order: ROCKLAND, ME. 11 In tho Congress of Churches, held in this particular baity a coal of lire Lo her “Did you eat that bottle of jam, ~ r 7 ’ll. BURNHAM, Hartford, Conn., last week. President enemies. They should see what her David?” UNION MUTUAL The doctors say that General Grant is Long of Antioch ('ollego said that‘‘the theory really was worth. But she bail “ Yelli, ma’am.” ------DEALER IN------“ You are a dear boy for telling me worso and that the cancer is making lfttli century would go down into his­ terrible misgivings. The boy grew, and ate like oilier chil­ the truth. 1 would rather have you eat. STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, lapid progress. If this be true the peo­ tory as an age of light and liberty.” dren, was as bright as tlie fondest parents all my jam than tell a lie.” Life Insurance Company, School Books, Toys, etc. ple want to hear it, but it is to be hoped When so much is said about the degene­ could wish, lint lie acted exactly like And David finished tlie jim . AIho alirnt-t lana CIRCULATING LIBRARY that no more false reports or sensational One day tile lire engine dashed up to OF M A IN E , containing all tlie Luteal N ovcIh. racy of the age, the alarming increase other little rebels of that age; cried all NO. 258 MAIN STICK KT. stories w ill be issued. Tb • people desire of crime, and day after day tbo old night and slept all day; wanted every­ tlie house and put out tlie Idazing roof. thing ho saw, slapped liis Mother Ran­ How did Hie lire catch? M rs. Ransom O r g a n iz e d in 1H-18. to hear daily reports of Gen. Graut's croakings that the world is growing som, pinched his Father Ransom, howled, called David in a voice lie land never c. G. BflEOFFITT, situation, but let these reports be ac­ worse instead of better are beard, it is heard before. and acted like sin generally, lie was lias had thirly-flve years’ ixperience. Fire and Life Insurance. curate. • Do you know bow tlie house eunght eheering, invigor.a'ingand and encourag­ exactly like tlie little girl of tlie nur­ Losses adjusted at tills otnee, 12 li re ?' ’ TS RECORD IS ing to bear a man of President Long’s sery so n g : 278 Union Block. Rockland,!Me. When lie was good lie was very, very good, "Yetli, iiiamina. I did it witli a little I ‘•Wo have truckled to Germany, standing give tlie century so good a And when lie was bad lie was horrid. tnntch.” Deni it losses puitl, ■ $7,S!I2,5U 71 apologized to I rance, backed down be­ recom mendation. I f we com plained less “ Wliat did you do it for?” A. J. ERSKINE “ Blood will tell,” said M rs. Ransom, Endowments paid, ■ 3,1 HI,‘251 !l« fore Russia, and been licked by the of the sins committed and worked liardi r when driven to tlie verge ol despair by “ To see tlie engines up ti.ere." Fire, Life and Accident “ I tell you wliat, Louisa,” said 1’a SuiTcnderetl policies, 5 ,5 !» 2 ,il‘2 S t Mahdi, under Gladstone’s direction,'• individually to prevent their commission the pranks of Ransom, jr. INSURANCE AGENCY, But slut found much satisfaction in tlie Ransom, “ yon’ro bringing that boy up Dividends, • • - - ■ 4,‘20S,«02 71 exclaim ed a disgusted Englishman •'and it would he. butter for us and better for tho for tlie penitentiary.'’ 238 Main Street, - Rockland, Me, knowledge tluit slie had reduced her theo­ (Itoum formerly occupied by Cobb Lime Co.) and yet the Government is sustained. world. We are wont to forget that with ries to scientific practice. She had often "No, I’m not,” responded Airs. 1! m- HOW INC A TOTAL l’AY.VIItNT lo I I’olieybolders of nearly Loaaea ndjuated and paid at this otlice. Agent Bib! I shall become naturaliz'd.” Per­ modern improvements and devices in declared—after tlie fashion of mothers som, taking oil' her slipper. " I’ll try for the well-known Truvulerd’ Accident InHurauce Company ol Hartford. Iy3* haps Gladstone’s policy saved England modes of communication wo hoar every­ wlio bring up oilier people’s cliihln n for tlie old way." riUVENTY-ONK .MIIXIONS OF DOE- And tlieii and tliero she gave him such 1 E A R S , eqmd to from another thrashing. thing that goes on in tlie world, aliout as them—that babies were stiill'ed lo death. E. H. COCHRAN. A. W. SKWALL. So she bad a system of feeding Hers at a practical application of tlie ethics of soon as it occurs. A m urder takes place stated intervals, and pointed ivitli pride soul Hint made him realize that ids paid polleyholderM for eaeli year of the Cochran & SewalPs reign of terror was over. L’Oiupany'H exifttence. One of the most beautiful plans pro-i in (’aliforni i, 3000 miles away, and ti to tlie fact that D ivid, jr., did not s illie r similar crime is committed in a neigh­ with indigestion. I livid, sr., heard and Mr. Ransom secretly applauded. “ It's TS PRESENT ASSETS ARE FIRE, MARINE, LIFE, po.-ed for the observance of Memorial | all very well to talk about blood,” lie OOI 07, wldle its liabilities are only # 5 ,- —AND- boring town ten miles away. You read was silent and Mrs. Ransom went on I I lay is the fo llo w in g taken from the wondering what became of that super­ said, “ Inti branding lias lots to do with G ardiner lliani Journal: an account o f them side by side In the fluous sugar, eroam nnd cookies that es­ tlie making ol good men, and wiuunin, T HAS THEREFORE A SI1RPEI S OE Accident Insurance Agency. too. If you'ie going to make a soldier SIOO.OOO OO a ffo rd in g to tin- MasHaeliu- C APITAL REPRKSKNTKD OVER A gentleman in New York stale, a lurmer next day’s paper. Tho world's all right. caped from tlie pantry. toI lls .-land.iid, and o f s J ‘iOO OO by the New member o f Congo-s, suggests n new plan lur Try and get better yourscll. About this period tlie mendacity of of a boy lie’s got to liave some other York htandard. NINETY MILLION DOLLARS. Miuioriiil Hay. It o to liavu the Grunil Arinv Mr. Ransom was something tearful. tra in in g . Reside a lu ll'd lied to sleep Post poiville Io I - Ilf H Siiltublu age, to lie ri'U IE UNION .M ETl’AE recognizing Ils inn- Lortweg Adjusted and Paid at thia Office, on mid rough kind of diet, lie uiu-t be 1 In a lity, is tin- moct lib e r a l company in Ila planted ill i■ iiiovi I ion w illi tlie ir ceremonies Whenever tliero was a crash of breaking Prank I,. Scribner of Phil nlelplii i has disciplined, give and take hard knocks, dealings with its policyholders. 840 MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND. coniiiiciiiornUvc o l tins deeils of the buried glass lie appeared ofl’ering puss as c u l­ and learn to lie s'liordinate. That is as soldiers. tie thinks tiio plan will liecomo h - Il appointed assist m l botanist of the prit. It seemed ns if lie had conspired TS I’OEIEY CONTRACT Is i.laln ami def. NOTICE. selt-opi rntive, in eaiise iiieinlH*rs o f tin- posts true as gospil!” Agricultural Department. Mr. Scribner with tlie eat to break every available I inite in all ila terms, ami no elianec for nils, r i l l l R .Joint Standing Committee on Account*} and w ill, iie believe, In- ready enough Io pi.m t trees tiling in tlie bouse. Mrs. Ransom's experiment now onciption. JL CluiuiH o f tlie C ity o f Rock laud, w ill be in ties- Ulid name tin-in in honor o f some pnrlleiiliir is a graduate of Girard College. Tho Mrs. Riiisniii was a believer in phre­ threatens to turn out well. T S P O E ! ( ’ I ES A R E aion at the C ity Treasurer’.-} otlice, on tlie FRI­ eniiirnde. Inal plan w’onlil leave mi-moriuts duty of a botanist, as wo understand it, D A Y E v e n in g preceding tlie .-ecoml Monday o f ■ hat would undo Inture g. iirim ioii- iiinciutici nology, slie heard that a certain well I X< < each mouth, for tlie purnoao o f exam ining claims There was a lively scene In tlie star route AI fte r tlire f years for any ->TA cause except fraud. for whom tin- tin ■ wire placed, and tills , the is to go around digging greens and known phrenologist was to be in tlu-ir against tlie city. All bill« num! lie approved by ones w tio pt.nited tin- t in s us well. nisi in WmliiinjUiii Monday. Ex-Attorney tlie parly contracting them, ami should be preacut- other pretty plants, and tell whether they neighborhood and site took her adopled General llie w ste r testified in liis own India if. T PlYS DEATH (I.AIMS, W lfllO lT ed at paid lim e ami place, or left w itli tlie com­ Dickson was ni-quiitcd and immediately en­ DISCOEN T, immediately the proofs are mittee previous to llie date above mentioned. belong to the endogens or the oxygens, son now llireo years old—to bavo bis completeI and aatiblaelory, and without waiting GO, head exaniini d. tered a suit fur libel ugaiust Brewster. A, D, BIRD. Three Pittsburg, Pa., ‘•mashers,’ who whether the leaf is spatulate nr euneate, 00, or any number of days. E. D. G R A V E S . Tbo phrenologist was tall and cadaver­ ISSEES I’Ol.KIES \V. L. BL.V KINGTON. ollensive way, A G iieat D is i'iiv e k v , a l l approved plied their vocation in an and to what el iss they belong, Crowfoots ous looking, lie closed liis eyes, sm iled plans, and its Committee on A n (iuutn and (Maims, M i'. Wm. Timinas, ol Newton, la., snvs: were taken in charge by the polieo. Tile or R'jsewoi is. I l is a va ry pleasant job, and felt of tlie hoy's head. “ M i wile lias liccii seriously iilli'cled willi a PUBLIC NOTICE. P ittsb u rg ollieers have net an example unless you strika Hie w rong kind o f a " Benevolence -large—self esteem — cough for twciiiy.liic veins, mid this spring j'liifE E i i'i i:t: Investment p i.an p’ant. We should advise Mr. Scribner full — destructiveness"—the smile tailed more severely Ilian ever before. She bad used an- apt cial features o f this company and htfued by that should be billowed by all city olli- BY THE BOARD OF HEALTH. wle n he i onics across a (till plant with —"D-e-s l-i-ii-e-l-i v-e n-e-s-s—why, my many remedies without relief, and being none other. urged to try Dr. K in g '- New Discovery, did -o, RncKI.A.Xh, M l. , A p ril 23, 1885. cials. Nothing can bo more ollensive to a milky juice to dodge it. If in the per­ dear madam, lint b >y w ill destroy every­ 7'o the Heal Entate (/utu rs of Hueklund: w itli most gratify iug results. The lir.-t liotlle rp iIE ADVANT.ltiES of this Company are a true lady Ilian to reeeivo tile unasked formance of his duly it heiaiuies lioci-s- thing within read)! lie is—’’ I AGE. I X l’KItlKNCi:, STRONG KINAN In view of tlie pogsihie prevalence of Aeiatie relieved tier very lu ll' ll, mid llie second bottle < IA E CO.NDI I IO N , I. M tG E SI K 1*1.1 S, E q U lT Cholera in thin eountr/ tlie coining acnaon together attentions of a professional lady-killer a- sary Io analyze it he had better do it by 'Hold on! That's tlie wrong bump," lias absolutely cured her. She has not laid so ABLE and A’i TRACTIVE l'EANrt, amt conaez witli oilier mole common diaruat a p. cuiiar to aum- proxy or with a pail of longs. We called out Father Hansom. “ He got good health lor thirty years.” Trial Bollle- valive mauagt mi nt. nn r, the Board o f Health deairo to place tlie city in sbo passes along lint street. A bow or biicli huuilary condition tluit any epidemic may be n -e il to tin botanizing once and wo dis­ that wlien lie fell oil' the root of tlie I'Tee at W in. li. Itillie d g e ’s Drug Store. Large < till or M-ml to any Agency o tli «• for a circu la r size5Ueand St.on, of the plans, immediately' controlled hlioul l it appear, in thia a sm ile from one o f these brainless covered tho aforesaid pretty plant in the summer kiielieu.’ lin y ui*k tii<‘ ii. arty eo-operatio » o f tlie people. cu ltures In little in itself, but it's an eoiir-o of our lioliini-lical wanderings ! ' Blood will tell." said Mrs. Ransom, Neveb Givi: Ur. Every liouat liohler should realize tlie importance of I f you are suit', ring w illi low and dcprcsseil looking alter tlie aauitary condition of liia own a Hit mt to a lady. It is generally i-in iid We i sinfully analyz 'd it and concluded triiliiip lia lltly , as slie paid s.'i fo ra chart JAMES SINKINSON, prm iibca. A ll defects in dr.iimige idiould be tliai it w i- .an oveigiown specimen of of tlie hoy's lelliaikalile bead. spirits, loss o f appetite, general debility, dis­ attended to w ithout delay. Vuulta and ceaapoola Io a greater i stent than Ibis however, ordered Idood, weak constitution, iicudaehe, or MAHACER FOR MMliE ‘ EEHCIES, • PORTLAND, ME. should be eleauod out and every poaaibiu precau­ ■eixifi age. But wlien m ir bauds swelled Mrs. Ranson) had declared that it was any disease ol a bilious nature, by nit meat s tion taken to aeciire healthy surroundinga. Any and would be witty personal remarks up so big tti ll we couldn't wash them ail nonsense for eliildreu to liave eroup, procure a hottie of Eli tri’ Bitters. You will DISTHlCT IIEAI»Ql'Ai: I Kllei: p» rson having knowledge of an\ nuiannee cxiating greet ladies as they pass through a without using a tub wo conclude 1 that I wliouping-cougli and measles, and lie surprised to see the rapid improvement tluit within the limila of tlie city will confir a favor bv w ill fo llo w ; you w ill lie inspired w illi new Hr. F. E. Hitchcock’s Olllce. reporting tlie aame to sonic member of tlie Health i ruwil of these insipid creatures. They we must have niiido a mistake in the brought the boy up on liotincpatbio Board or entering a complaint agaiiift tlie ownera number of stamens, and that it was principles. All tlie same, lie was life: strength mid activity will return; pain o f am li pia iuibia in due form. are an unmitigated nuisance and ought mid misery w ill eease, mid henceforth you will Signed) J . S. (-A S K , ) Board mercury and not saxifrage. Mercury ' dosed w itli herbs and ja la p wlien slie rejoice in ihe praise o f Electric B illers. Sold of to lie su jip rissid . 1 should he studied by telescope. was out of sight, and skinned tliroiigll at lifty cents a buttle by W in. 11. ixiltredee. II. J. COLE. Di strict Agent. 15