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V o l. 8 . — N ew S e r ie s . ROCKLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1889. N umber 3-4.
SARATOGA SPRINGS that through the use of this weed, these won EDITORIAL CHAT. Job and Repair Shop. derful little buttons were invented. However, ABOUT TOWN. NEW this little specimen did not compare favorably Searsport had the first circus this month in Where Diamonds Flash and Gaiety with those ia the Boston Art Museum, and 44 vears. TIN AND SHEET IRONWORK. good Rock landers could spend some time profit I have taken part of the More occupied by Rules the Hour. ably examining these really wonderful and ex W. 8. Wright & Co. and shall be pleaoed to Skowhegan village corporation pays $2,000 receive a cull from the people who may quisite examples of carving. We only re want the service* of a workman in the tin a year for 20 years for 75 hydrants. DRESS GOODS work line. I will give my personal atten gretted being deficient In Japanese classics and tion to all orders for Tin and Sheet Iron Health Seeking, Art Advancing and mythology. From this little shop we passed Work. Furnaces and stoves repaired. Lin Pleasuring Commingle. the millinery parlors of Mr. Howes, who has Southern California expects to make 2,000,- ings furnished and repairs promptly made 000 pounds of honey this year. How Bweet! on cook and parlor stoves. Water pipes made hats for Rockland’s fair ones—an artistic The Ocean street sewer is being laid—18-inch At the popular price of looked after and repaired. Second-hand pipe. Stoves bought and sold. The Dwelling Place of the Goddess little place with fine rugs, etc., and "coat of arms”—but then "a coat of arms” is reason The September term of the S. J. Court opens Hygeia—Nature's Medicinal Waters The best time to visit 'Maine is during the able this summer. The shop of Madame Con the 17th. months of September and Oetolicr when fho JONATHAN CROCKETT, —Entrancing Music—Women Gam nelly, the dress importer, is another attractive Creamery butter sells in Boston at wholesale air is crisp and cool and the woods dressed In blers— Fancy Turnouts—Ride on a spot to feminine hearts, and I would so much for 18 cents. their beautifully colored foliage nnd roast corn 5 0 Cts. Per Yard Tally-Ho—Men With Millions—The like to tell you of the gowns, but time forbids and baked clams are in order. Come now, M. F. W h ito n . A. M. J ameson. Rather a lovely color on the Purchase street Streets by Gaslight—A Japanese Store A enmbrie dress $75, surely only 100 per cent school-house! come then! M. F. WHITON & CO., —Millinery and Dressmaking — A profit! We were shown beautiful dresses for —AGENTS FOE— the great garden party next Saturday evening. Harry Mather is the Rockland correspon ...... AT ...... Beautiful Place,—The Mecca of Fair dent of the St. John Daily Globe. GRANITE CHIPS. Women and the Stamping Ground of The most costly dress was one of Worth’s, a Hingham Cordage Co., dinner dress of the new flame red and brocade Clarence Ulmer was cut in the face by flying Precious Stones—Of Interest to Chau- Little Flying Fragments From Busily — DEALERS IN — or cloth of gold. I noticed all skirts had the chips in the O'Brien quarry a week ago. tauquans—Some of the Notables. Booming Yards. W. 0. H ew ett & Co.’s LAWRENCE MILLS COTTON DUCK. small steel so comfortable, waists very much The L. R. R. R. Co’s crews are busy laying Wire Rope, Chains, Anchors, Bolt Rope, Oakum, WRITTEN FOR THE COURIER-GAZETTE. It is predicted that the population of Con Bunting, Etc. General agents lor the Russell trimmed and many milliner's folds; a dust branch tracks an-1 spurs and gravelling. Frictionless Pump. I wonder if the readers of your bright puper cloak also from Worth, unlike anything 1 ever cord, N. H., will be increased 2500 by the en 31 and 33 Commercial Street, - Boston. would care for a word from Saratoga, so rightly saw, and indescribable, $125, possibly there Miss Belle Thomas has been substituting in largement of the granite business nnd the 10-35 named Queen' of Spas, so beautiful, so gay, was $10 worth of material, but Worth made it. the telephone office the past week in the absence building of a new woolen mill at Pcnacook, in ....A FULL LINE OF.... so new to us. Aside from its glory as a water Could some of Rockland’s accomplished of Miss Spear. which case there will lie a Hharp competition between Concord and Nashua ns to which will .BEFORE YOU GET A. ing place, there is much of historical interest maidens have seen those creations, how quickly We need an iron foundry, want a sh oe fac be the second largest city in the state under associated with Saratoga, but perhaps in sum they would uppreciate and appropriate ideas! tory and must have Sea street straightened, the new census. mer days 'twill bore you to recall such. 'Tls Sashes are arranged in little quaint upright widened nnd paved. said the Goddess Hygeia dwells here. She has loops, 3 or 4 spread out fan like against the A new polishing mill is soon to be erected T R I C O T S ! DINNER OR TEA SET A business card in T h e C o u r ie r -G a z e t t e chosen wisely. Despite the rainy weather wo hack. I suppose Rockland men have appeared will do more good than a hundred advertise near Montpelier, Vt., nt Twlngsville by the in the new sashes, in place of vests. Must be Wetmore and Morse Granite Co. The new .Be sure and see the. have had, people continue to come as there is ments painted on barns and fences. At the low price of but one Saratoga in all the world. Probably decidedly cool and comfortable! The building of this company, which is now being its fame depends in a measure on the springs MOST BEAUTIFUL SPOT Joseph Emery recently sustained some inju erected on the Hubbard meadow, will soon be New Stock Pattern that bubble up in many places,nnd there seems In Saratoga is the court of the Grand Union. ries in the Atlantic quarry,Spruce Head,by the ready for machinery. A side track 800 feet slipping of a “dog,” a broken rib being the to be a mania among property owners to bore Surely it beggars descriptions and 1 never go long is being made from the Wells River most serious injury sustained. Which I sell separately or in sets, at the for water, and among the first questions to a there without wishing for my friends. Stately branch to the stream near the new mill site at 25 Cts. Per Yard new comer, is: trees, undulating lawns, beds of flowers, wind Hiram Hall of South Thomaston has re Twingsville, where a stone dam will be built. WHAT WATER ARE YOU TAKING? ing walks, and flashing fountains, intoxicating ceived offers from all parts of the United The new engine and boiler for the Lake As all seem to be advised for every ill tha strains of Lothian’s waltzes, a bevy of hand States und across the big pond for his patent Champlain Granite Co. at Barn Rock, West- Boston 5 and 10c Store, port, Vt., has been placed in position at the ...... AT ...... man is beir to, 'tls puzzling to decide, but her some women, and when the colored lights,ever axe handles. There's big money in it. that is wise drinks understanding!)’ and in changing, are thrown on, one is bewildered by quarry. G. II. COPELAND, Proprietor. The Rockland Beef Co. received two ear- homeopathic doses. They are very wonderful the beauty and I thought Undine is tossing her loads of beef last week. A look into their big aud seemingly inexhaustible, in some cases two jewels, if a soulless goddess has jewels. Here MARINE MATTERS. Oppo. Thorndike Hotel, Rockland, Maine. refrigerator disclosed 100 fore-quarters,05 hind W . 0 . H e w e t t & C o . ’s springs but a few feet apart are of altogether is where one sees the beauties, feminine mag quarters und smaller pieces, hung up in tempt nificence, diamonds and opals, everywhere. different properties. The season is at its height, ing array. I Seh. Corvo, Kennedy,from this port for New and how to see and hear everything that at I saw in some papers recently that "woman York, put into Edgartown 20th with cargo on The Newest and Prettiest thing for tracts each day is puzzling. Every morning seems to think she has reached the orbit of The engine for the tramway in the Engine fire. She has been sealed up. Venus when she reaches Saratoga and robes quarry was put together on its arrival by Leon Trimmings are the hundreds go to Congress Spring Park, a beau The first vessel built in Bath was the sloop View h/ousE, tiful spot naturally, aud thousands of dollars herself accordingly.” Certainly 1 never saw, ard Jackson, one of our most expert young Djlphin, which was built by Jonathan Phil- have been spent to increase its beauties. A off the stage, such a display of jewels as on machinists. It was an intricate job, but was brook in 1745. It was built on the point of CAMDEN, MAINE, well done. F^ftcy B ^ oc^ de SiLks ! band concert before breakfasting with a glass the piazza of the Grand Union. In the great land where the Custom House now stands.— of the water, hot or cold, as you choose. bail room is a magnificent painting, “The One of our locals says he never hears the trial Independent. OPEN UNTIL OCTOBER. Genius of America,” painted for Stewart and stroke on the fire alarm bell but he is taken Liberati’s Band of New York has been at the The Governor Ames, now at Buenos Ayres, said to have cost $80,000, but was too large, so hack In his mind when the church hells used This house is now open to receive parties and Park the past week and created the greatest was G9 days making the passage from Port In Cashmere Designs. enthusiasm. With It are four tine singers, and placed here in this colossal house. We are to tell the age of the dead. Then we used to the traveling public. ASfFine Bay, Harbor and looking forward to the great party of next ask "who is dead r” Now we ask where the land, 21 of which were a dead calm. It will Mountain scenery, Beautiful Drives, Good Boating, concerts are given morning and evening. At take her a montn to discharge, and then she Bathing and Fishing. Superior Table. \*W ill ten o'clock concerts are given at the three great week at the Union, and wonder if this little fire is. paradise will be more like fairyland than ever. will proceed to Baltimore, there to load 3290 receive parties after one day’s notice. hotels and perhaps the favorite is given by The new hot-house of A. I. Mather, corner tons of coal for Boston. That will lie the W. 0. Hewett & Co. Lothian cf the Boston Theatre, at the Grand But with the Hilton-Stewart fortune, millions of Pleasant and Purchase streets, is to be one transform everything. I would like to tail the largest cargo ever carried by a schooner, and Union. At eleven of the best in the state. It has all the modern will beat some of the freights of the Reading Have a full line. F. 0. M ARTIN, Proprietor. Chautauquans of Rockland of the Pompeiian appliances of the florist’s art, and with Mrs. MANY START FOR THE RACES, coal steamers. The vessel carried 1,900,000 House, just opened opposite us—an exact Mather’s well known skill in horticulture can and I enjoyed the novel sight one day recently. feet of lumber nnd the largest deckload ever counterpart of the house of Pansa, built by a not fail to be a great success. I confess I did not find it so exciting as I ex Mr. Smith of Boston to advance art. We at freighted out of the United States. Capt. Davis J . W . A n d e r s o n , pected, but I was told 'twas because “ I had no tended the opening reception and were delighted The Mt. Katahdin tramping party arrived writes in great praise of the vessel’s sailing FOR FANCY WORK money up.” I saw many fine looking people with it. Mr. Smith has given years to this home Tuesday noon,reporting a delightful trip. qualities, and says she did not lose a stick of ...... M anufacturer of the. and the majority sent money down by the study, and has had many obstacles to over The first night in the woods a slight shower herdcckioad during the passage. messengers and on their coming in were some come. The decorations alone furnish study dampened their garments but not their what excited. A party of three ladies near me for days and I wish all Rockland Chautau- ardor. Two of the party climbed the mountain, THOMASTON TOPICS. W. 0. Hewett & Co. won $250 on $5, hut in the end the book quans could visit this, the third house of the the other two being contented to reach the makers have the money. After dinner follows kind in the world, the only one completed. shores of Lake Katahdin. J. W. A. CIGAR Levi Seavey who recently bought the Gondy Have a big line of a period of quiet, then the driving begins. We There is much more of interest I would like to Our city subscribers are requested to inform The Finest 10c Cigar In New England, are opposite the Park and see most magnificent write, but I forbear. us promptly ii they fail to receive their papers. shoe business is having a fine run of trade. Mr. turnouts. Perhaps the one most talked about We have many notable people here. “ Jennie Subscribers who have offices or residences Senvey for many years was connected with CHINA SILKS! FACTORY AND SALESROOM - A. K. SPEAR BLOCK. is a tandem driven by Miss Morosini, whose June” is in often nnd the Russian Princess on the second or third floor of buildings should Burgess, O’Brien ft Co. as salesman, and is sister eloped with the coachman a year ago or Engaliteheff also. She is undoubtedly a rett| see to it that the carrier boys bring them up well known here ns a gentleman of strict inte g- Also a full line of Choice Shades in 301 Main St., Rockland, Me. so, and it is absolutely correct. A Whitechapel princess, but looks much like common mortals. the stairs. Our boys are paid well enough to rity and all who do business with him will find cart, a pair of chestnut horses, white harness, N. E. W. do their work well. it so. We are pleased to hear of bis success a rich Jacqueminot rose on each side, smart in the boot and shoe business. groom, white breeches, tops pink and boots JERSEY ISLE. General orders 24 mentions the suspension of The hokey pokey man's eart frightened a PLUSHES! AYCTATE shining,and Miss Morosini in a showy carriage four S.of V.captains. The captains of Anderson horse at the creek Wednesday, The horse ras\G l/JTA RS dress, with her long lash whip, which she uses Where the Climate is Mild, the Land Camp, 2, of this city.G. W. Shepard Camp, 39, turned suddenly and overturned the carriage, Special Line at 37 1-2 Cents ti perfection—needless to say she is the ob Fertile and the People Thrifty. of Rockport, Brown Camp, 44, of Springvale, the occupants, Miss Ryah Robinson of this ■|W w O o R r .L l d D -W > A D E BY served of all observers on Broadway, and she Charles Price and wife arrived home from William McArthur Camp. 47, of North Ber town anil Louise Ayers of Rockland, being J l o w e s t T k h a y n e ; t (o is a superb rider as well. George Law of New their trip to Island Jersey, France, Mr.Price's wick, ure suspended from office. The first spilled out without damage. The vehicle] is PRKEBOSTON- Yorkjlias a tally-ho and filled with a gaily native place. Mr. Price left there 41 years ago, lieutenants will assume command. now recuperating at the prison. The hokey / end FOR ILLV/TRATED catalogue free dressed party of his guests is another of Sara when he was but 12 years of age. On his visit Bay Point House closes soon after a very pokey man is an expensive nuisance. The toga’s sights. there he found a sister living,two years young successful season for a new bouse. Those Many friends here will be pleased to learn W. 0. Hewett & Co. R o c k la n d Many take in Saratoga from the top of er than himself. The surprise was a great one that Miss Lizzie Loring of Portland so well Photographers, who have visited the place were more than Storah’s elegant tally-ho eoaeb, drawn by six for her as she did not Itnow he was in the land of pleased with the hotel and its surroundings, known here, Is to be married tomorrow morn 3550 C en tra l B lo c k , the living. He found life there greatly changed Have a beauty of a Main St., Make all kinds horses,and we ventured last week. Surely 'twas and we predict that next year Bay Point will be ing in Portland to Stephen Foster of Boston. for the better. In the place of stone huts are of Pictures In Flrst-C’laHs style. a ride never to be forgotten. After mounting crowded the entire season. The management Our vets reudezvoued at Nobleboro Friday. Tintypes, Minuetts, Panel up to Life Size. we forgot the height and dizzy feeling in big houses. The climate is mild, having no speak highly of the services of Landlord Fisk viewing the ;lino scenery on all sides. We extremes of heat and cold. The nutives do and all his assistants. SUEDE K ID , 8But.Lemth, were first taken through Woodlawn Park, said great deal of farming, raising grapes, tome* COMING EVENTS. toes and the like in hot houses with which the McLOON & CROCKETT. to be the PERSONAL POINTS. FINEST PRIVATE PARK Life Size Pictures Made by the Platinum the island abounds. Mr. Price’s sister has Sept. 3.—Annual Meeting Damariscotta Bap Process, absolutely permanent, and in the country, belonging to ex-Judge Hilton, forty acres of land, 50 cattle, and last year sold tist Association, Nobleboro. Finished in Ink and Cruyou. the successor to the millions of Stewart. There $0000 worth of potatoes. The people there E. W. Palmer is recovering from a severe Sept. 3 4—Reunion 14th Maine Regimentul Association, Boothhay. We keep a large variety of are more than 20 miles of shaded drives in this lease their land for seven years, paying sickness. $1.50. Sept. 3 0—Eastern Maine Fair. Bangor. Mouldings and make park and it gives abundant work to hundreds $55 a year for rent. Charles S. Gilman, wife and son of Portland Frames to Suit of men in grading, tree planting, lawn build are at Col. F. C. Knight’s. Sept. 5.—Reunion Sixth Maine Battery As C u sto m e rs. sociation, Bangor. in g , etc. He is a familiar figure on the streets RELIC OF OLD DECENCY. J. L. Sleeper and wife of Belfast are guests 10 C a ll. Sept. 0—Reunion 11th Maine Infantry, Ban a tall, well-built man, with a peculiar pasty of J. P. Ingraham and wife. gor. complexion. Although he does so much for An Old Temple of Learning and an In Timothy McNamara has returned from a Sept. 10—Reunion 20th Maine Regiment, Saratoga, I think he has little sympathy here, cident of School Life. carriage drive to Hallowell, Augusta and other Winterport. W. 0. Hewett & Co. Sept. 10— Reunion Co. IL, Second Maine Cotton Duck and the recent compromise with the Stewart A new and commodious school-house, a places. heirs has revived many gossipy stories, but after Cavalry, Winterport. modern structure, is nearly completed on the Miss Tiua Gray of South Deer Isle has a Have the largest and best line of FOR SALE all there is as much mystery about the case as Sept. 10-12—Maine State Fair at Lewiston. Wholesale and Retail, at BOSTON l’KICKB. site of the old Ash Point temple of learning. rose hush which produced 1512 blossoms, by ever. From Woodlawn we went to Saratoga Sept. 11-12—Lincoln Baptist Association, St. The old building had stood there many years, actual count. George. S. T. NIUGRIDCE, Lake, passing the estate of Spencer Trask, and if its ruins could talk English many a tale Sept. 11-12—Annual Reunion 10th Maine Stamped Linen Goods Brown’s Wharf, Rockland. which ranks next to Woodlawn. Mr. Trask is E. M. Cook and wife and Miss Helen Morri Regiment, Farmington. of joy and sorrow, of sunshine and tears son of New York have been visiting Mr. and waging war against gambling and the race track could it tell. It was a little building with a Sept. ISib—Reunion Co. B. 30lb Maine at Mrs. A. Smith. They are now at Friendship. "Etna. kuch as Tray Cloths, Splashes, Side now, hut 1 fear has accomplished little. Sara wide aisle running from the door to the teach The Boothbay Register in an article on its Sept. 19—Reunion Twelfth Muine Regime toga Lake is a most beautiful sheet of water. er's uesk the seals being tiered up on each sides and First Maine Battery.Lowell. board Covers, Sham Towels, Tidies. BUTTER! We arrived about five o'clock, in time to see in the old fashioned way. schools speaks very highly of the erticieut work . Sept. 25— Reunion Fifteenth Maine Regi the notables who drive here for Saratoga chips of Misses Abbie Storer and Alice Ucuner of ment, Presque Isle. Bibs and Combing Towels. FANCY MAINE CREAMERY in Prints aud A very pretty little story is told In connection and lemonade, possibly something stronger, with the tearing down of the old building. Waldoboro. Oct. 8-9—Lincoln County Teacher's Associa [ySpeeial Thing in Hem Stitched Sulid. MAINE AND VERMONT DAIRY, large and sit down to the little tables where plates of tion, Wiscasset, stock. Fifty-five years ago Alfred Haskell, now 75 E. W. Porter, has taken Dauiel Packard’s chips piled high are placed before them. This place in the Bodwell Granite Co.’s ottlcc, this Oct. 8-10—Convention Maine W. C. T. U., Tray Cloths. years of age, wrote a letter to one of the girls Bar Harbor. is a favorite resting place for beauties. We re in school. The sudden approach of the mas city, while Mr. Packard is recovering from his turned home well satisfied with our ride, but Oct. 1517—Maine Slate Sunday School Con E k e s , ter frightened him, und be hurriedly tucked it recent sickness. Family Groceries, tired.| (Saratoga by gaslight is the vention, Augusta. between the laths of the partition. When the E. C. Clark, with a prominent New York Sept. 24-25—Convention Maine Y.P. S. C.E., W II D L L S AL L A N D R E T A IL . MOST BRILLIANT SPOT IMAGINABLE. old building was torn down the other day, Mr boot and shoe firm, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Bath. liuskell secured the letter, faded but ligihle. F. C. Knight. Maurice Simonton in the Get. 24-27—State Convention Y. M. C. A., W. 0. Hewett & Co. Stories to this effect cannot be exaggerated. Waterville. (). B. KALES, What one notices first is that all ladies are First National Bank, New York, came down Are Sole Agents for a new •404 MAIN STKEKT, - KOCHUND. hatless and gloveless, shopping without head FINE MANSION. on the boat with him Tuesday and is now 1 THE MEADOWS. coverings, and Sarutoga is filled with such in Camden. fascinating shops. We strolled a tew evenings The new summer residence of Dr. C. G. The announcement of the death of Eph. Weld, North Haven, built by W. H. Glovei & Myers appears in our paper today. M r. Myers Auson U Blackiuglou has been called home Unlaundered S h irt GEO. C. CHAMBERLAIN, M. D„ since into a little Japanese shop redolent of rose from Boston by Ihe sickness or bis lather and and sandal wood and filled with rare articles. Co. of this city, is a charming home and finely was an old resident of Rockland, and kept a mother. Both are now improving slowly.... It has many New Features that no Physician and Surgeon. The attendant was courteous und kindly and located on a bluff at Iron Point, commanding fruit aud confectionery store in a little building Verona and Temple Heights eampmeetiogs a wonderful view of land and water. The that stood south of the store of R. C. Hall & closed on Sunday of last week. Many Rock. other shirt has. Call and examine Willoughby Block, 341 Main Street. told us he was sent here to be educated, etc. We inquired for the netsuke and he showed us house has 13-foot verandas, electric bells, aud Co. He married a Rockland lady whose maiden laud people attended...... Franklin aud John tOver Thorndike ii H ix.) Thomas are on a visit in Searsiuout and Lin. it before throwing your money away one most curiously carved. We could almost other modern improvements. The grounds are name was Blaisdeil. He had been a resident ■WNigU call, answered Iruu|Nu.|41 Park Street. eolnville.. ■ .Leander Martin and wile have on cheap made shirts. smother our antipathy to tobacco, knowing also to be beautified. of California for a number ot years. been at Northport five weeks. T H E R O C K L A N D C O U R IE R - G A Z E T T E : TU ESD A Y , SEPTEM BER 3, 1889.
We Print this week 3370 copies of MEN AND WOMEN. “JUDGE" JOHNSON. the Courler-Cazette, our regular weekly circulation. Personal Paragraphs of More or L ess The End of a Long Life—Another NEW Why Not Call Thin in the largp.t circulation attained by any Interest to Our Readers. Landmark Gone. Fuller $ Cobb paper In Knox County, and nearly all o flt la In that county anil In the neighboring onea of Lincoln, Ernest Perry is in Boston. Janies Johnson, the old violinist and barber, Waldo and Hancock. We Invite the moat com Will Stnith left yesterday for Lowell, Mass. ] died at his homo on Crockett's Point Sunday and sec the Largest, Most Varied and plete inveatigation of our claim, and will rtinw our , morning at four o’clock. All old residents of ..ARK SHOWING. edition or our booka to anyone who may wish to Bert Adams is spending bis vacation in Bos- i this city know or have known tbe old colored •ee. ton. violinist, familiarly called the “ Judge,” and Most Complete Assortment of John Turner of Boston, paving contractor, is many of our present staid citizens have stepped FALL GOODS! CIRCULATION OK THE COtJRIER-GAZBTTK here. the measures of the lively dance to the sound Septem ber 3...... 3,376 of his old violin in Beethoven and Phenix NEW FALL THUS. J. KMl’KItOR, Foreman. Edw. Heald and wife of Skowhegan are in Halls. Mr. Johnson lived for a long time in the city. j the Kimball (now Farnsworthl Block, moving STATE OF MAINE. Mrs. J. Y. Hall is spending a few weeks in thence to the little hut where he died, near the Staples and Specialties Knox, as.— September 3,18S9. Boston. gas house. Here he was well cared for by floir Opc/tiflg Then personally appeared ttie above named Miss Lizzie Hinds of Portland is visiting in neighbors and friends. He has been unable to Tlioa.J Emperor, and made oath to the truth of move aliout much for some years, hut was COMBINATION the foregoing statement. Before me, this city. In Men’s and Young Men’s E. K. OOUI.D, Miss Bessie Pepper of Waterville is visiting J seriously ill only a week or so preceding his Justice of the Peace. j death. In this city. | The last time our reporter visited him he M. A. Rice is camping out in the vicinity of took out bis violin and played his visitor a tunc Moosehead. I and played with a firmness and correctness The diggers in the Ocean street sewer have W. B. Hix left Saturday for Boston and I that was remarkable in one so old and feeble. DRESS PATTERNS! struck a ledge. Malden, Mass. As he played Ills eyes lighted up with new fire, STIFF HATS! and losing himself in the inspiration of his E.B,HASTINGS Mrs. F. W. Babbidge has returned from a 8. T. Mugridge is making sails for the J. B. own music lie called out the changes of the In the Latest Styles. Holden, Warner Moote and others. He now trip to Boston. dance, imagining himself in the dance had Engene Hooper of Hammonton, N. Y., is employs a crew of six men and is makin g the again. He told the storv of his life as follows: viatting in town. “ I was born in New Y'ork some over a hun FOR FALL STYLES! canvas fly. Frank E. Morse and wife of New York are dred years ago, I can’t remember the date. I at The Thorndike. had tbe record of my birth, but the last time I o o o o The enterprising Fort Payne, Ala., Herald Miss Jennie Packard has entered the employ was burned out of the block I lost my papers Ever shown in this county. All the has gotten out a Itig illustrated number with a of E. B. Hastings. and thBt among them. When I was twenty-live multiplicity of portraits and illustrations. In years old I went to Bangor. From Bangor I fl/EW DffESS SEffQES Miss Lucia Farnham of Camden is visiting went to Orono, where I lived seven years, then New and Nobby Shapes now in. the list of prominent men interested there we Miss Genic Parker. to Camden, living there two years', and since sec the familiar faces of W. P. Rice and F. H. Will Holman has returned from a two weeks I then in Rockland. I was a barber by trade, Tobey, formerly of Thomaston. vacation in Portland. and also played lor dames and taught dancing New Comliinaliou Suitings Sabin Lord lias gone to Brockton, Mass., school. In a very fine quality—best where he is employed. “Many's the time I've played 'or dances for Aug. 27 government bought 85,395,000 four the best people of Rockland. They were al Miss Belle Spring returned Friday from a sh ad es. per cents at 81-28, the premium on which trip to Massachusetts. ways kind to me. I never took any lessons on amounted 81,510,500 making the total for the violin, but picked up what 1 knew.” IN GREAT VARIETY. Miss Ida Marks and sister Mrs. I. B. Keene Ilangup de fiddle and de bow, bonds and premium 80,905,600 nnd a yearly are visiting in Boston. Take down tie shovel and de boe. Fall Neckwear saving of interest of 8213,800. Miss Eva Hall returned to 9chool in Bridge- Here's no more work for poor Uncle Jim ; waier, Mass., yesterday. He's gone where de good niggers go, Miss Carrie B. Pillsbury is visiting relatives KT 33 -w A BUSY QUINTET. in Boston and Providence. THE MUSTER. Miss Addie Overlock of Wuldoboro lias been PLAIN TW ILLS! visiting Mrs. Z. O. Bragg. Five Brothers Who Build Vessels and Henry Burgess and wife of Belfast were at Sojer Boys Did In Camp Good Ones. Ingraham’s Ilill last week. Burleigh. CoLof\i[iqs, Jersey Street Jackets! Miss Helen La wry and Miss Bessie Lawry Muster Is a thing of the pnst and an event All the New Fall Colorings with An Enterprising Firm Which Has Con went to Belfast, Thursday. long to be remembered by those who partici Ex-Mayor Sewall C. Cobh of Boston, witli pated in its stirring scenes. It was held on Stripes and Plaids to match. fidence in the Future «f Our Merchant old “Camp Keyes" of rebellion celebrity, flEW I de^ s. For Fall wear. Marine. his taniilv, is at Bay Point. A. B. Faies and family of Somerville, Mass,, which is located about one mile out from A reporter of T h e C.-G. ‘recently made a are at the home of O. B. Faies. Augusta, and is one of tbe healthiest places visit to the shipyard of Washburn Bros., lor a camp in the state. The grounds have We buy all of our Neckwear direct Thomaston, and found them nt work upon a A. L. Tyler and family were in Belfast las been recently purchased by the state and offi 2 0 four-masted schooner of about 1000 tons. The week, the guests of D. N. Bird. cers quarters, cook and mess houses und an .lew Tricot Flannels from the N. Y. Importers, and have New and^ Latest Styles of all schooner’s frame is of Virginia white oak, and C. W. S. Cobb of St. Louis und Wm. Dick immense store house now dot the plain. The PIECES she is ceiled up and planked with yellow pine. inson of Chicago arc in the city. Tillson Light Infantry, thirty-six in number, only the very latest styles. She will have two full decks, and a quarter Mrs. Annu Littlefield and daughter Lou bate officers and men, under tbe command of Capt. g ra d e s o t deck half way. She will have one of Gen. returned to their home in Buston. R. H. Burnham, was the second company to Hyde's best engines lor hoisting nnd pumping march into quarters, the Augusta company urposes. Her captain will he William .1. Miss Lucy F. ’Vinslow is visiting her sister, having preceded them. Tbe quarters were all Double width, only 25] cents per galuno of Port Clyde formerly of schooner Mrs. W. A. Healey, ut Hurricane. ready for the men and every detail for their John K. Souther. He is a capable master Earnest Rueter of Jamaica Plain, Mass., has personal comfort and enjoyment had been yard. mariner. The master builder of the new ves been on a visit at W. H. Glover': carefully attended to by tlio efficient Adjutant sel is N. E. Vinal, an old hand at the bust MissS. C. Faies returned to Boston yesterday General, H. M. Sprague, so tbe utmost goed You M ust Have Them CARPETS! ness. accompanied by Mrs. Cassie Faies. nature and willingness to work prevailed SOJtE OF THEIR VESSELS. Mrs. Joseph Dudley of Hallowell is the among the troops throughout tbe arduous Last year the Washburns built the fin< guest of her sister, Mrs. A. S. Rice. routine of duty thut followed. o o o o Ify o u w a n ta Fine Shoe, made on In Brussels, Tapestry and schooner John K. Souther, Capt. N. W Alfred Douglass of Salem, Mass., is visiting HILI. OF FARE. Thompson, and the vessel on the stocks will lie his grandmother, Mrs. Harriet Coombs Never before in tbe history of the Maine Stylish Lasts, Most Serviceable, Extra Super. very similar to her. The Souther is now load Encampment were troops so well fed. The ing coal in Baltimore for Bangor. Two years Mrs. J. C. Webster front North Haven is cuisine consisted of rump steak, sirloin steak, Easy and Flexible ago the Washburns unlit the Mattie Eaton, one visiting at R. M. Pillsbury's, 165 Broadway. roast beef, roast lamb, cabbage, turnips, of the best vessels afloat. Gen. N. P. Banks and family went through cucumbers, pickles, soft bread, bard bread, here on the Richmond, Saturday, bound east. OTHER WORK. bananas, watermelons, tea and coffee, and tbe CLOAKS! The frame is now on the way front Viiginia Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Mather were in Boston never falling tiaked beans. Tbe arrangements HORSEHIDE SHOES! for a schooner ot 1000 tons,tour masts, for Capt. and Philadelphia last week, on a business trip. for messing the troops were perfect and greatly appreciated. [CORDOVA N .j Samuel Watts ol Tenant's Harbor, of the ill- N. B. Cobb is away on a trip to the White As soon as the troops arrived the companies BLANKETS fated schooner Sidney G. Hupper, lost at Mountains, Boston, New Y'ork and Philadel Turk’s Island a year or so ago, the schooner phia. were ordered out for company drill, and bri We arc now opening our new Fall being hut about a year old at the time. While gade guard was also nominated. Never before t h y ufv k a .h x . Miss Etlie C. Burnhatn. No. Warren, has were troops so bard worked at muster as were Garments in (greatJvariety, and are the reporter was in the shipyard the crew was been visiting Mrs. Thos. 11. Benner the past those unending the muster ol 1889. Many Are selling well during this at work hauling out of the dock the spars ol week. succumbed to the hardships. Battalion drill the Hupper, which will go into the new vessel Mrs. Emerson Roakes of Baltimore has took place each day, preceded by guard mount showing some very handsome styles G^We have the exclusive sale for month, as we give an to be built lor Ihe Hupper's old captain. The been visiting ut Benjamin Eastman's, Chestnut ing drill followed by dress parade. Hupper was built by Capt. Samuel Watts of street. this city. Thomaston and was an exceptionally tine ves G)0D LADS WERE THEY. sel. When ihe wreckage was sold at auction Mrs. O.L. Joyce und Miss Lena Smith of Capt. Watis bought the spars, whieli were Swan’s Island have been visiting Mis. F. A. The T. L. I.’s position in line was on the left brought in the Nelson Bartlett to Gloucester and Staples. of the regiment (tbe 1st) where it maintained “ Tho Proof of tho^Pudding is \in*the EXTRA DISCOUNT thence by schooner Wild Fire to Thomaston. Mrs. Wilbur Coombs and children of Vinal- its old reputation of a well drilled company. Rather a strange condition of ufl ilrs! liaven are in this city, the guests of Mrs. G. M. The men of this command suffered in common Newmarkets, Raglans Eating.” Duncan. with others from bard work and hot weather. AXD STILL MORE. The hot days and frostv nights did its work in ...... OF ...... Wm. Pence of Built has just made a model Mrs. A. J. Bird, Mrs. S. L. Keen and little depleting the ranks. Many of the boys were tor a schooner of about 500 tons, now being daughter Hannah returned from Winthrop confined to the quarters from sore feet and dratted by S. K. Giveen of Newcastle, which Saturday. illness. Lieut. Gould suffered from a slight the Washburns will build. The captain is not Miss Helen Perry takes a trip to Bermuda sunstroke, which took him from duty foraday, JACKETS, ETC. yet announced. The vessel on ihe stocks will with her brother. Capt. Courtland Perry,in brig and during the lai'er part of the week Capt. bo launched about the middle of this month, M. C. Haskell. Burnham, who had labored hard, was taken L A D I E S 1 10 Per Cent. when work will at once begin on the Watts Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Smith of Charlestown, severely ill, continuing so when the eamp had schooner, although it the frame arrives before Mass., are visiting Mrs. Smith’s si.-ter, Mrs broken up and tbi troops started for home. thut time work will be commenced before the James Mullen. Lieut. Yo mg was the only coiumissitned NEW CLOAKINGS! launching. officer of the company who escaped. He acted Who desire a Fashionab’e ami Com AT FORT CLYDE Misses Julia und Mary Kelley of Charles town, Mass., ure visiting their cousin, Mrs. M. at one time as commander of the guard where fortable Shoe try a pair o f our justly The Washburns arc building a schooner of 230 Frank Donahue. he served with great credit, and he also com tons, two masts, Henry Winslow master manded the company during tlie sham battle. Opened this morning in Plaids and HALTERS SELL WELL builder. The keel ol this vessel is out, stern Miss Addie Wood, who has been spending Capt Burnham was honored by a position in celebrated post and sietn and a third of her timbers. She the summer here, returned to her home in a court of inquiry that sat on tbe case of a has a native oak frame, with very little back- Winthrop last week. commissioned officer who was intoxicated i Stripes...... AT...... metae. They have also thoroughly rebuilt Judson and Edith Swett, who have been vis while on duty, while Sergt. Major Robinson of their tug, the Ellen, and inude her 10 inches iting Mrs. Mary Kaler, returned to Charles the 1st Regiment ciptivated all by the efficient deeper lor wrecking purposes. They are io town, Mas:., Friday. manner with which he performed his duties. ROCHESTER SHOES! build a dry dock ol granite, and are extending Mrs. Clara Kenniston and Miss Nellie Row The T. L. I.’s were highly complimented by 2 7 C t s . their Port Clyde wharves. The dry dock will ell of Malden. Mass., havo been the guests of the brigade commander, Brig. Gen. Mitchell, o o o o be capable of tuking out a vessel 215 feet on Mrs. Almira Torrey. for their marching on parade. For Style,Finish and Superior Fitting the keel. It will lie provided with all modern Gne of the pleasures of tamp life was the dry dock appliances, steam pump and the Win. H. Graves of Cambridge, Mass., has visits to the camp of Roculand people, who Qualities they cannot be excelled. like. been looking up old friends in this city, South came to see the the boys in quarters. Among We have our full assortment of 200 yard Remnants BUSINESS HITS. Tuumaston and Hope. them were Hon. W. T. Cobh, Hon. D. N. Hand Turns and Hand Welt, French The Port Clyde railway has been thoroughly Edw. Graves and wife of Hope and Miss Mortlatid, Dep. Labor Com. L. It. Campbell, rebuilt, and will take out u vessel 150 feet oil Fannie Ordway of Vinalhaven have been visit Frank C. Case and Frank Norton of this city. Kid and Bright Dauga. the keel. Horse power is now used, hut steam ing at M. T. Jameson’s. Governor Burleigh twice visited the quarters will he put in at once. E. R. Spear and family returned Wednesday of the company and expressed himself pleased Otis Check Shirtings! This fall the firm will put in a large steam from Winterport, where they have been visit with the discipline that prevailed. He became FALL UNDERWEAR o mill, with all kinds of machinery needed in ing for the past two weeks. very popular with the boys, taking a more $ 2 . 2 5 ship work, bevel saws, buzz planers, bolt cut Clifford Croekett and wife of Worcester, active part in military matters than our gov ters, etc. Mass., nntde a brief visit in this city Saturday, ernors usually have done. At 8 Cents. They have bought the old Alexander place on tbeir return from Bar Harbor, in, and have some I at Port Clyde, including several acres of laud, E. II. Keen, of Boston, employed in the The Latest, Greatest anti Best Usual price 10 c and 12c. which will muke a needed additiou to their cold storage department at Quincy Market, is plant there. in town, where he formerly resided. In the firm’s sail-loft work is being done for THE ATKINSON Bargain the It. D. Rice. Henry Souther. Joseph Mrs. Lizzie Hanly and daughter and Mrs. Souther, Grace Bradley and May O’Neil. Joseph Jepson, recent guests of Mrs. Wm. BARGAINS IN THIS DEPARTM T. In the firm’s two plants, Thomaston and Port llali, have returned to Charlestown, Mass. ever seen in this city for Ladies’ fine Clyde, 100 men are on the pav roll. Mrs. Mathews of Belfast is the guest of Mrs It EJIXAXTN The Thomaston and Port Clyde bee-hives are O. C. Welt. Miss Fannie Reed of Waldoboro’ But it is True H Positive Fact Boots is our connected by telephone. who has been visiting there has returned We shall sell a handsome finished This brotherly, capable and busy firm Is home. made up of the following, sons of the late Geo. Ralph Blackington and John Bird 2d were at You cun go down to the St. Nicholas Jersey Vest and Pants fcr 50 cents K. Washburn: George S., F. A., Chas. H., E. B uilding and pro ve for yourself thut home from Orono last week. The former re ju st now you cun buy SPECIAL BRIGHT DONGA Extra Super Carpets P., W. G. turned Wednesday and the latter Saturday each. This will be found extra val. Success to 'em! morning. Dr. W. J. Stewart and wife of New Y'ork ue and will sell at sight. Common Sense and Opera Toe at Today at high noon occurred the marriage Best Quality Brussels 75c In lengths of about 1 yard, at of Oliver Leslie Bartlett, M. H..|.md Evie Tol- have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sulli only maii Hemingway. The ceremony was per van the past week. The Doctor returned home formed by the bride’s lather, Rev. A. G. Hem Saturday. 29c ; carpets sell for 60c to 70c. ingway, in the presence ol lite immediate rela Eugene A. Kaler and wife of Boston, accom Tapestrv.fine goods 45c tives and friends. The bride was attired in a panied by Mrs. W. H. Pease, were at The # 2 . 2 5 - tailor made travelling dress of stone blue Hen Thorndike, Saturday, homeward bound from D I E S ’ - j r n Bargains in Men’s Underwear rietta, beautifully embroidered in colors, with Bar Harbor. 3 -P ly,TUK™ VOKITK... / 0b hat and gloves to match. The groom was Edw. Bradbury of Fairfield and daughter dressed in the regulation noon wedding suit. ure at J. C. Bradbury’s. Mrs. Bradbury has The rooms were elaborately decorated with been visiting in Union and Miss Josie Bradbury he surprises iu store will be found in this department. flowers from friends in the city and from Port at Northport. you SILK UMBRELLAS land. The presents were numerous, consisting Mrs. Wm. Post and daughter Susie of South of a dinner service ol Haviland ware, hand Thomaston have been visiting relatives here. some pictures, clocks, bric-a-brac, and silver of Miss Post goes to Castine tomorrow to attend SEE THE NE N W ASH SETS A large line of these goods, New and all description. Among the guests from abroad the Normal School. o o o o were Mr. and Mr-. S. A. Tolmuu, Mr.and Mrs. ------aud the Kali style of ’ J’arlor Suits. Ask to Nobby Handles, just in. In grey and brown mixture at E. H. Toliuan, Mr. an i Mrs. J A. Davidson, see our $45 six piece ('ombination Color ail of Chicago, Miss Rboda M. Lawson of Clin THE CHURCHES. tiuits, and after vou have seen these and ton, Mass., Miss Elizabeth Hinds of Portland, th - O-A-IXJF* 3E 3T JS you will The only 15c; worth 25c. with the fact that the We shall show the Largest ami Most and Mr. and Mrs. Edbert Kelley of Fairfield. The Methodist society at China who had be fully impressed The newly weddedVouple,accompanied by Mr. Complete Assortment of Goods iu ev« ptace in aud Mrs. J. A. Davidson, left on the noon train leased the campground at China for a term of for an extended tour to New York and Chicago, years bate given up their lease and Rev. F. A. Cheapest aud Best I Store iu Emu Co, ery department of our store that we this city via Hudsou river aud Niagara Fails, returning Vinal of Norib Vassalboro, and E. Gould of via Pennsylvania line thro’ Johnstown, Phila have ever curried, uud with a Larger where you can buy the genuine 1 case Remnants delphia, and arriving home the first of October. Hallowell, have made arrangements to hold a is in Rockland. No matter what you The bride is a graduate of Coburn Classical union revival eampmeeting, Mouday, Sept. 2d, want for your house you cannot do b etter than call on the greatest House Fur- Force of Help tiiuu we have ever hud ‘SNAGG PROOF” RUBBER BOOT Institute, Waterville, and a lady of culture, re J and continuing until IheOtb....Three members eut in the country. finement aud numberless graces of person and uishing tstablishm before, we will try aud serve our character. The groom is our city physician, were taken into the Cong’l church Sunday, which is the BEST ON EARTH is at 9-4 BLEACHED COTTON aud a Rockland boy. He is a graduate of two by letter, one by profession of faith.... customers satisfactorily, Bates College, was educated iu bis profession Right Rev. Bishop Neely will visit Rockland, in New York City, and by his integrity, skill Sunday, the 15tb, and will deliver a sermon COMPANY, and attention to business has prospered. To und bold a confirmation at St. Peters church ut 18c; regular goods 25 and 30c. this popular couple T h e C.-G. extends its best KOUKLANl), MAINE. E. W. BERRY & CO.’S, wishes. three p. m. A communion service will be held in St. Peter’s church at 8 a. m. next Sunday U. M. SANBORN ...... M anager. OPP, THORNDIKE HOTEL. The lopas Male Quartet is receiving instruct , ....Rev. M. H. Babcock went to Hancock Branches at Auburu, Baugor, Biddeford, Nor- E. B. H astin g s, ion from Prof. C. E. Whiting. They sing at a way aud Gardiner this tuorniug to attend tbe annaal meeting of item ember thut we guarantee KOCK concert to be giveu by Mr. whiting in Camden, ISAAC C. ATKINSON, - Oeu. Mauager. Fuller & Cobb. next Friday evening. : tbe Freewill Baptists. 33 316 and 318 Main St. OOTTOM FKICKb ua all good* avid.
1 THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1889 3
Where is that street sweeper ? OLD BATTLES 3 B trtb s. T^OOKI LOOK! FOLKS AND THINGS. The tracks at the new depot have been grav eled. L o r d —Rockland, Sept. 3, to Mr. and Mrs. Otis A WONDERFUL CURE. OUR CALENDAR. Fought Again By Grizzled and A. Lord, a son. The regular meeting of Temple Royal Arch Aged Veterans. N a s h —Rockland, A ugust 28, to Mr. and Mrs. Lopez garroted, S ep t. 1, 1851 Chapter occurs Wednesday evening next, Charles S. Nash, a daughter. Atlanta evacuated, •• 2, 1864 S m it h —Cushing, August 27, to Rev. anti Mrs. SnlTered If, years. Paid ont One Thou Treaty of Paris, " 3, 1783 work on the Mark Degree. A Big Gathering of Knox & Lincoln Preston A. Smith, a son. Gen'l Morgan killed, •• 4, 1^64 Soldiers in Nobleboro Grove. T iu b e t tr —Rockland, August 23, to Mr. and sand Dollars for Help to be Disap Continental Congress met, •• 5, 1774 G. E. Merriam of South Framingham, Mrs. G. M. Tibbetts, a daughter. pointed. Cured nt Last with Bell’s Mayflower sailed, “ 6, 1620 Mass., has given us a piece of the old Knox The members of Knox ft Lincoln Veteran L a mr—Rockland, A ugust 21, to M r. and Mrs. Brazil declared independent, •• 7, 1822 Frank D. Lamb, a son. Sarsaparilla. Montreal surrendered, •• 8, 1760 mansion for our curio department. Association assembled en masse at Nobleboro, R h o a i»E«—Omaha, Neb., August 21, to Mr. nnd California admitted, •• 9, 1850. Friday, on their annual reunion. President H. N. Doe has fitted up some very pleasant Banj. Williams of this city called the meet Mrs. I. O. Rhoades, formerly of Rockland, a son. Mr. T . T. Lnne of Lnne'a Livery and Sale Stable, rooms for private school instruction over the ing to order, John Skinner of Waldoboro Harlow Street, Bangor, given the following true The Bay Point closes this week. iflarringts. 6-Grand Excursions-6 store of Knight A Hill. He is a successful sounding the assembly call. Prayer was "tory of III, experience with Bell’a Bor.aparllla: offered by Rev. Moses J. Kelley of Minneapo “I hnve .uflercil with Dyapepala fifteen yearn. At One case of typhoid fever is reported in the instructor. lis, chaplain of the Sixth Maine and after Mil l a y —S a n iio r n —Rockland, August 29, by S tm r. JVIT. tlmca it would be no had that I could not lie down. city. C a p t . W m. Ba w t k l l e , Thorndike ft Hix inform us that this Is wards chaplain in the regular army. The Rev. M. H. Baheo k. Samuel A. Millay and Clara I wouldeougli nnd feel a. though I had A.thma. Read the new advertisement for Bells Sarsa following officers were then elected: Presi Sanborn, both of Rockland. Will leave Rockland at 6 a. m., arriving at Bar My etomach auur and filled [with ga. and pain- parilla. probably the last week on preserving peaches. dent, T. S. Bowden, Washington; Vice B artlf/ i t —H em ingw ay—Rockland, Sept. 3, Harbor Ht 11 30 a. m. One of the inoit beautiful The afternoon train out Friday carried GO Tbcir sausage machine hns commenced its Presidents, G. W. Brown, Warren, J. E. by Rev. A. G. Hemingway, Dr. O. L. Bartlett and trips on the coast of Maine. Everything I would eat would hurt me. I could Rhodes, Rockland, D. W. Woodbury, Evle T. Hemingway, both of Rockland. not Bleep. My food would Bo broil up in my throat trunks from this city. disintegrating labors. R a n k in —A mek—Rockland, Sept. 2, by Rev. Thomaston, J. E. Vinal, Vinalhaven, II. A. W. M. Kimmell, Leonard G. Rankin and Mary L. 5 D O L L 5 and choke me. I have paid out more than a thou Promoters of the Georges Valley It. It. arc The steamer Bluehill on her trip cast Satur Hawes, Union, G. A. Young, Camden, A. D. Amrs, both of Rockland. for the round trip, including free carriage ride from sand dollars for help, which I did not get until I day met with an accident at Pulpit Harbor Champney, Rockport. J. H. Stanwood, J ohnson—S m a l l —Deer Isle, August 16, Ed boat to hotel and return to boat, one day’s board at selling stock in this city. Hotel Des Isles, a trip to Eagle Lake over one of heard of Belt’s Sarsparilla and commenced to use disabling her propeller. She continued her Waldoboro, M. A. Jai kg in, Jefferson, AImon ward IL Johnson and Carrie E. Small, both of Deer Farmers report smnll apple and plum crops. Hall, Newcastle, John Corey, Boothbay, Isle. the most picturesque drives, across Eagle Lake by it. I commenced to Improve belore the first bottle way to her destination, however, with one 8 iiib i.e s —S pe a r —Rockport, August 14, Edgar Steamer Wauwinnett to Base Station, thence by was gone anil have steadily grown better by taking Potatoes are rotting badly. A. It. O. Smith, Whitefield, I). M. Hogan, rail to summit of Green Mountain (highest point wheel. East Boothbay; Secretary and Treasurer, I’. Shlbles nnd Harriet Augusta Spear, both of the Sarsaparilla until I call myself well. I can eat Onion Pomona Grange meets in Appteton R ockport. on the Atlantic const) where the variety of scenery C. C. Cross, Rockland. W e n t w o r t h —Ft l l e r —Searsm ont, A ugust 26, can not be excelled. any kind of food. Bleep well and sulfet no pain The passenger receipts at the K. ft L. depot For tickets and further particulars apply to next Saturday nt one p. m. ONE FOB TANKER. by Rev. Wesley Wiggin, James A. Wentworth and whatever. Z iroutd recommend every one who hat In this city amounted to $430. Receipts for Augusta Fuller, both of North Appleton. CHAS. E. WEEKS, Agt. Boston 8c Bangor Steam A patent on a clothes drier has been granted ship Co., Rockland, or to J. E. CATES, general n atomoch trouble to try thit medicine.” Sold ev tickets there in August nmonnted to $5G00. The following resolutions were then adopted ; P a h l k e —T iio .mah —Lowell, Mass., August 29, Leno O.Studley of this city. E. F. Parlee of Lowell and Inez A., eldest daughter agent Green Mountain Railway, Bar Harbor, Me. erywhere, 60c per hottie.—A. M. R om ssoM , J r ., L. E. Wade has been engaged as assistant Resolved, That the Knox ft Lincoln Veteran of Geo. F. Thomas of Rockland. 34 Apothecary, Proprietor, Bangor, Me. 34 Next Monday is pay day of the Rockland Association recognize.the patriotism of Commis there. sioner Tanner and his sacrifices In ids country's Loan & Building Association. It. H. Burnham hns sold bis house on Flor service, also having confidence In his ability and Integrity In civil life, nnd knowing he has the S t a t e s . • The Bay Point Assemblies closed Wednes ence Place, through lianly ft Shaw, to Mrs. best Interests of the soldiers at heart hereby PRIVATE SCHOOL! day last after six very enjoyable sessions. T. T. Bunker of Ellsworth, who will move emphatically indorses his udmlnlstrntion of the I wish to call attention to the fact that I have en Pension Bureau. Carw ki.l—W arren, August 25, Mrs. Mehltabel gaged Prof. J. P. Marston was elected principal of here and occupy it. Katie McSween has Resolved, That this association Insists that G. Caswell, aged 65 years. S ha w —Rockport, /August 22, Julien Shaw of ROOMS AT 375 MAIN ST., the Biddeford High School from 10 applicants. bought a house lot on Knott street of this firm. surgeons who served "at the front” should he preferred for appointment upon Pension Examin Milford, Mass., aged about 37 years. B ra y —Deer Isle, August 15, Mrs. Carrie Bray, where I shall open a Private School for students of Prof. Marble gave a very enjoyable private The Rockland Odd Fellows accompanied by ing Boards; also that the political jiartles should nged 35 years. both sexes, be held to the performance In good faith of their reading at Mrs. J. F. Fogler’s, Wednesday the Lincolnville Band, 15 pieces, went to Bel pledges that meritorious soldiers be preferred G f.t t io a n —Boston, A ugust 26, Cassie F. O ettl- evening. fast today by schooner and tug to assist in for appointment to civil offices, other things gan, formerly of Rockland. Beginning Monday, Sept 2,1889 being equal. A iiey—Rockport, August 29. Roy, only child of painting things there nn Odd Fellow hue. Elroy and Iona Arey, aged 11 months. Students can enter on nnd after this date, and will Dr. A. M. Austin hns sold his residence, cor receive careful attention and individual instruction The Canton was photographed in Postoffice SPEI.I. BINDERS. T e e l —P o rt Clyde, August 26, Corn, youngest ner of Limerock and Claremont streets, to G. child of Rufus Teel, aged 1 year. 8 months. in the studies they wish to pursue. A. Ames for $4,500. Square by Lnmson before starting. Addresses and remarks were made by M a r s h a l l —Port Clyde, August 30, Jane, wife KATES OF TUITION: Col. L. D. Carver and H. M. Lord of Rock of Simon Marshall, aged 68 years, 1 month, 9 days. Commercial Studies, per term of 12 weeks.. $ 1 5 .0 0 Me r r il l —Camden, August 31, Ansel Merrill, The annual meeting of the W. C. T. U. will AMUSEMENTS. land, Dr. H. C. Lcvensaler and Major J. 11. II. English « " •• “ 1OOO be held Friday nt three o’clock in the parlors Hewett of Thomaston, and Rev. Mr. Kelley. aged 75 years, 8 months. A poem, “Maine in the War,” a line effort, W en tw o r th —N o. Appleton. Sept. l.FredC.. Phonography “ “ “ “ .. 1 5 .0 0 of the Y. M. C. A. rooms. A full attendance A positive triumph. A social session. New son of Newell B. nnd Lizzie Wentworth, aged 7 Phonography one month (lesson daily) .. 5 .0 0 was read by the author, Rev. J. II. Beale of years. is desired. and|Original Musical Farce Comedy by a Post Appleton. Mr. Beale’s poems have appeared The C. & II. Water Co. is laying a 1G inch age Stamp company. Grand military black in our paper in times past. He is a poet of no mean talent. NOTICE. pipe from its pond to West Camden, which will hussar band and magnificent star orchestra. Tin? annual m eeting of the Maaontc Mutual increase Camden’s and Rockland’s water sup Under the management of D. J. Sprague. At a di m m e r ’s c o n v entio n B e lie f Aaaociution of Kncklhml, Me., for tile election of a Board ol Directors and other officers, ply. 2 3-1 times. Farwell Hall, Sept. 11. was held in the evening where stories, jokes, and the transaction of such other business as tnav songs and the like whiled away the pleasant eoine before them, will be lie Id in Masonic Ball, tn The usual excuses, press of matter; and late Smart and attractive Floy Crowell, with the twilight. Here Col. Carver was unsurpassed. FRIDAY EVENING, Sept. 0, at 7.30 o’clock. arrival of news letters are responsible for the mirth-provoking Dudley, played here three Those who remained to the convention came Per order. 34 W. B. HIX, Secretary. non-nppearance of some of our regular cor nights Past week to appreciative audiences. home on the late train. The oldest and leading BusinessSchcol in the State respondence to-day. Little Grace Euler was an especial favorite. (UtAPE SHOT. ASSESSORS’ NOTICE. Thorough instruction given in all Department-, A hot pipe carelessly left in the coat pocket She is the most wonderful child vocalist and The best of order prevailed for the day. The Assessors of Rncklund will be in session at and satisfaction guaranteed. For full information uddreas L. A. GRAY. A. M.. P r in c ip a l . of ,a workman started a small blaze in one of denecr ever on Farwell Hall stage. Meservey’s Brass Quintet of Rockland their Room in Berry Block, on Friday. Septem famished fine music. ber 20, from 8 o’clock a. m. to 4 o’clock p. rn. for the buildings in Glover’s lumber yard Thurs The St. Bernard’s Society three night’s fair the purpose of correcting any errors in the assess Ail old soldiers are requested to unite ments of the present year. day afternoon. It was extinguished without opens this evening with a concert by the Iopas themselves with this association. By Order of Board, READ CAREFULLY! the aid of the fire department. Quartet and McNamara, Mrs. H. M. Lord, Some 1500 people were on the grounds, C. L. ALLEN, Secretary. accompanist. Wednesday afternoon is the Rockland, August 31,1889. 34 ‘‘Take out that advertisement for a girl’ many of the wives of the veterans being . / THE LEADING said a Main street business man, Wednesday. children’s afternoon. An interesting and present. M, A. Johnson property, sells 6 “ It appeared in T h e C.-G. Tuesday afternoon, attractive program is to be presented by the President Williams made a most efficient WANTED. chairman, and contributed not a little to the A position of some kind by a young man of good per cent, gold bonds, investment bonds pnying 8 and Wednesday morning we had several ap little folks and their comrades and school success of the day. habits. Four years* experience in the stone busi per cent, arid 8 per cent, mortgages. Probate mat ters promptly attended to. plicants, and have secured good help.” mates are cordially invited. A few of the at Following is the committee on resolutions; ness. References. Address PhotoErapliBr, tractions are character songs by Masters J. H. II. Hewett, Rockland, S. L. Miller, 35-36* BOX 988, This City. Office 388 Main St., Rockland, Me. The apothecary shop of our former fellow i ’ ....W ill make sittings and sell tickets for.... Gale and An tie McNamara, piano solos by Waldoboro. C. E. Ames, Damariscotta, S. A. GIRL WANTED. townsman George T. Tate of Boston, Mass., Helen Bachelder and Maggie Flanagan be McCurdy, Wiscasset, J. G. Robbins, White- has been designated as one of the places in Held, Col. L. D. Carver, Rockland. To do general housework. Apply to sides reading, violin and harp solos, etc. 34 PERRY BROS. CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS! that city where third and fourth class mail mat The martial music by Major David Admission for children 10 cents. Tomorrow Rowell of Rockland, drummer, assis Until the FIRST I)AY OF OCTOBER at the ter is to be weighed and rated for the Boston evening a tamous whistler and imitator from ted by ©swell Bryant of Nobleboro and GIRL WANTED. following prices : office. A capable girl to do general house work. Good away, E. L. Emmons, will assist in a varied Elden Oliver of Bristol, two of Mr. Rowell’s pay. Call at once on MRS. F. G. SINGIII, F u ll L e n g th s , p er D » z ...... 9 2 .0 0 The railroad commission decided last week old filers, was one of the interesting features 29 15 Willow St., Rockland, Me. YARNS! A ll O th e r S ty les, p er D o z...... 2 .5 0 program. Thursday there will be a grand to empower the K. & L. to take and hold land of the day. ball. GIRLS WANTED. Including Half Lengths, Bust and Vignette Por at Wiscasset needed for railroad purposes. No traits. Tickets will hold good until the FIRST DAY NINETEENTH MAINE. TWELVE GIRLS, intelligent and smart, to As usual our stock of Woolen Yarns agreement could be made between the R. It. RESPONDENTS DISCHARGED. OF JULY, 1890. W Tieketfl sent by mail if money work on shirts. Apply at .Simonton’s Factory, 81 is sent with I he order. and the owners of the Innd and the counsel for Limerock St. MOuSEIIEAD MEG. CO. is complete in every grade and color the owners denied the necessity to take the A hearing was held in the court bouse The annual gathering of the Nineteenth 34-35 A . S. W a k e , M anager. yesterdny alternoon postponed from Monday Maine Regiment at Camden, Tuesday, met first JOHN F. SINCHI, lands. of Hillside, Germantown, Spanish, of last week before Trial Justice C. K. Miller in the hall of George S, Cobb Post, nnd then FOR SALE—A BIG BARGAIN 35D Main St., Rockland, Me. A new firm has been organized to manufact in Megunticook Hall. These officers were of Camden, with regard to charges brought chosen: For sale nt a big bargain a nice Piano Forte, best Saxony and Ball Yarn. ure a nice grade of shirts, which has leased the make, almost new. Also an elegant Blank Walnut against James Brennan and Janies E. Brennan President—It. P. Getcliell, Lewiston. Chamber Set. For further particulars call at lower part of the Simonton factory, Limerock of Port Clyde for connection with the burning Vies President—8. II. Bagley, Lewiston. 34 COURIER-GAZETTE OFFICE. TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF RAIL- street. A. S. Ware will be manager, and work of the hotel and other buildings of Mrs. Second Vice President—B. F. Sturgis, Auburn. road Commissioners for the State of Maine. Executive Committee—N. D. Iloxie, A. S. Nich DopES-flc! Respectfully represents, the Rockland, Rockport will be commenced next Monday morning. Drusilla Lynde at I’ort Clyde, March 19, ols, E. 8. Fairbanks, David King. O L IV E R CAY and Camden Railroad Company, by its directors, a The name of the new company is the Moose- 1888, it being claimed that the fire was incen Secretary—Silas Adams, Waterville. Has moved bis stock of goods to No. 47 North corporation by law duly established,having n place Chaplain—T. It. Furber, Skowhegun. Miiin S t., where be will fill all orders received of business at Rockland,in the County of Knox,and head Manufacturing Co. diary. After the taking of considerable testi Poet—Charles E. Nash, Augusta. within one-half mile o f my place of business. Please State of Maine,that it is a railroad corporation duly A jolly party enjoyed a corn-roast at one ot mony the respondents were discharged. Orator—Dr. B. F. Sturgis. send in your orders in person or by postal card and has no equal as all the ladies know J organized under the genera, law of that State of The number present was 137. Died during oblige. +34 Maine, that the proposed route of said road Is com the North-end kilns Thursday evening. The J. E. Hanly and B. K. Kalloeh appeared the year Dr. J. Q. A. Hawes, regimental sur who have ever bought it. We are mencing from a point in Camden village, so called, corn was appetizing and it was a good time in for the state. in the town of Camden, County of Knox, and State geon, and Lieut. J. W. Tucker of Oakland, Stock a' <• ixtures For Sale. of Maine, and extending from said point in said general. One young man lost his hat, but it D. N. Mortland and J. H. Montgomery for Cal. Next year the association will meet in First elas uxillinery and Fancy Goods Store. CT’SOLE AGENTS IN ROCK Camden village in a southwesterly direction by the did not affect hi a appetite. The party wish to the respondents. Lewiston. A committee was appointed to con Parties uboLt to leave the State. Terms reasona way of Rockport tillage, so called, in said town of fer with Colonel Heath about going to Gettys ble. Apply at once to Camden,through said town of Cumdtn,and through return thanks for the kindess shown them by burg October 1. An oration was delivered in 34 MRS. J. M. CHASE, Warren. LAND—buy of us and you will get the city of Rockland, in said County of Knox, to a the employes at the kiln. CRAWLING AHEAD. the evening by Col. Fogler of Belfast, and a point in said city of Rockland, connecting with the the STRAIGHT GOODS. Knox Lincoln Railroad; that its Articles of As A drum corps is being formed in this city brief history read by Dr. H. C. Levensaler HEN HOUSE FOR SALE. sociation were filed In the uilice of the Secretary of The Knox & Lincoln Railroad makes the of TbomastOH. A nice little Hen House for sale for one-half the State of Maine on the twenty-first day of De under the management of H. It. Johnson. It following comparative statement of receipts Of the field and stall'. Surgeon A. J. Billings what it cost. Calion 34 FERDG. SINGIII cember, A. D., 1886; that inure than two years is composed of the following members: Snare for July of this and last year: of Freedom and Assistant Surgeon H. C, Lev have elapsed sinee the filing of said Articles of As drummers; II. It. Johnson, F. S. Sargent, ensaler of Thomaston were present; of the sociation, as aforesaid; that by reason of delays In Ju ly 1888. Ju ly 1889. non-commissioned stall, Principal Musicians SCHOONER FOR SALE. SIMONTON BROS. cident to negotiations with various parties interest Al. Arnold and 11. A. Mather; bass drum, V. Plume 11 per, $8,881,06 Schooner carrying 200 tons on less than 8 feet ed iu the building of said ruilroad, a plan of the lo Passenger, $10,431.6n Daniel It. Maddocks of Belfast and J. L. cation of the road, defining its courses, distances, E. Young; cornet, J. E. Doherty, D. D. F reight, 4,387.43 F reight, 4,882.07 Browne, Bowdoinham. There were present as draught, in good order. For particulars address Malls, 447.88 M alls, 447.88 33 36* E ., eare this ofiice. and boundaries, lias not been filed with the Clerk Wrightand It. Ingraham. survivors of the several companies of the regi of the County Commissioners, of said County of Express, 250.00 Express, 300 00 ment as follows : A, 10; B. 23; C. 18; D, 9; Knox, in which said railroad is located, nor has any The High School building has undergone a U ltra Baggage, 30.62 E x tra Baggage, 62 00 E, 17; F, 6; G, 5; H, 4; I, 23; K, 9. copy of the same been filed with the Board of Rail complete change. The room formerly used F erry Boat, 1.00 F erry Bout, 60.00 This regiment had for its colonels, first, Fred HOUSE FOR SALE. road Commissioners; and said plun defining its Car Service, lot.47 C ar Service, 150.56 House on Sea St., corner Lime. Enquire on courses, distances, and boundaries, has not by rea for the Grammar School has been partitioned Humifies, 115.71 Sundries, 212.22 D. Sewall, Bath, and subsequently Francis E. Death, Waterville, James W. Welch, Augusta, the premises. |33 MRS. EMMA E. S. CASE. son thereof, been made; und that the time has off and will be used for the two Intermediate elapsed within which said railroad corporation cun Seldon Connor, Fairfield, I. W.Starbird, J. W. by law file a plan of the location of the road, defin Schools, the Grammar School taking the lower Gain for 10 m onths ending Ju ly 31, $12,818.16. Spaulding, Richmond, and Win. II. Fogler, HOUSE TO LET. ing its courses, distances and boundaries. door. The ceilings have been whitewashed, Belfast. One of my Cottages on Broadway near Limerock Wherefore, said Rockland, Rockport and Cam CITY COUNCIL. A fine collation was served in Megunticook street. To the family who thinks it not large den Railroad Coinnany respectfully request your the walls calsomined, the woodwork varnished Lower Hall by the Geo. S Cobb Relief Corps enough I will enlarge’lt without increasing the rent. Honorable Board, lor the reasons aforesaid, to re and blackboards painted. and other friends of which some 200 partook. I'o the family who thinks the rent too high I will vive the charter of said railroad corporation. Regular meeting last night—The rate tax try and come to their terms, I WANT A TEN There were several sacred picnics, Sunday. IN THE EVENIKO ROCKLAND, ROCKPORT AND CAMDEN for entering sewers placed at two cents a foot ANT. Call on RAILROAD 00., Hon. Sidney Dean of Rhode Island, an elo The members of the regiment and friends 30 W EL L G. S IN G III, 185 Broadw ay. By W m. T . Cobh, Pres. forareagof building scovering cellars drained gathered in Megunticook Hall, Capt. G, F. Rockland, August 29.1889, quent and powerful speaker, will lecture for thereby—Ordinance passed lor licensing dogs, Burgess presiding. Resolutions were adopted TENEMENT TO LET. C. H. BERRY, the First Spiritual Society, next Sunday at 2 endorsing the course of Commissioner of Pen W . W. CAfc?E, $1—Committee on electric lighting recom Tenement of six rooms, conveniently arranged Students of llolli Sexes eau Kilter ou E. R. 8PEAR. and 7 p. in., in Simonton's Manufactory, Lime mended collecting forfeit of Easton Co.—City sions Tanner. J. H. Montgomery, esq., wel and pleasantly located, new house. Apply to A. F. CROCKETT, rock street. Mr. Dean was four years in Con comed the association to Camden In an appro 88 I.. . BEN N ER , and utter SEPTEMBER 2, lSStl. 8. M. BIRD, Marshall Crockett reported 18 arrests for priate and eloquent manner. Rev. George R. Cor. Main and North Main Sts. W. T. COBB, gress and 30 years a Methodist clergyman. August and 44 gallons liquor seized—Ordered Palmer of Augusta responded, referring to the ROOMS TO LET. All Business and Academic Studies taught, In Directors of the Rock laud, Rockport and Camden He attracts large audiences wherever he speaks. beauties of Camden. Dr. 11. C. Levensaler’s cluding Short-band ami Type-writing. o-C ata- R ailroad. that cove be surveyed—Bell for lire ularm historical sketch was very interesting and the Two desirable rooms suitable for olllces or dress logue, sample of Penwork, Etc., FREE. 30-43 The city committee on electric lighting have allowed Blaekington’s Corner engine bouse. makers, in Spear Block. Terms reasonable. BTAT e 7 )F M AIN E. orution of Col. W. 11. Fogler of Belfast inspir 24 FRED R. SPEAR. heard nothing from the Easton Electric Light ing and eloquent. Col. Fogler in his address K nox ss.—August 30, 1889. 6tutcd that Camden furnished 500 soldiers out Then personally appeured W. T. Cobb, C. II. Co. ot New York, with whom they have been THE JURORS. YACHT FOR SALE. Berry, W. W. Case, E. K. Spear, A. F. Crockkett, of a population ol 4500. D U C K ! 8. M. Bird, above named directors, being a minori negotiating, and although they have repeat Sloop West Wind, 21 feet long, three years old, edly written them are unable to learn whether The following list of grand jurors will pre HAllK TACK. well found and with first cluss accommodations. ..Having taken the Agency for the well known.. ty of the directors of Rockland, Rockport and side at the September term of court: Andrew Rev. George R. Palmer was the first Camden Will be sold at a great bargain. Apply to Camden Railroad Company, and made oath tliat or not the contract has been signed. The Ames, North llavcn; Fred W. Andrews, Cam boy to affix his name to the roll of Co. I. W. F. TIBBKITS, the foregoing applicut ion| by them subscribed is 30 White & Case Wharf, Rockland. true. Before me, committee has a $300 certified cashier’s forfeit den ; Thomas S. Andrews, Thomaston ; Nathan The gallant 19th has the names of 21 battles C. E. LITTLEFIELD, Justice of the Peace. check from the New York company and are Bachelder, St. George; Saipuel R. Brown, on its tattered banners, Fredericksburg, Gettys Atlantic Cotton Duck! Friendship; Icliabod Foss, Appleton; Waller burg, Chancellorsville and ibe like among the •ot shedding any tears. HOUSE FOR SALE. W e are prepared to fill orders prom ptly, and at On the foregoing Petition, OBDBRED, that tho 8. Hopkins, Vinalhaven; George W. Jones, number. House 37 Spring, corner Union St. Inquire on Boston Prices. petitioner cause to be published a true copy of said A picnic at Hosmer’s I’ond Friday was par Thomaston; Miles 8. Leach, Camden; John The allusions to Lincoln, Grant, Sheridan tlie prem ises. 22-35 MRS. L. J . S L E E P E R . petition, aud this order of notice thereon, in the Miller, Cushing; John S. Pierce, Soutli Thom und Logan were loudly applauded. Courier Gazette, u newspaper published at Rock ticipated in by some thirty Rockland people, aston; F. J. Quinn, Hope; John Sellers, Vinal- The veterans say that the 1889 reunion is the H.O. CURDY
THE NATIONAL FLOWER. “THE CHRISTIAN BUDDHA.” EXPERIMENTS WITH EGGS. H. 0. GURDY & CO. So far as opinions have been expressed, the WATCHES- —DEALERS IN — golden-rod seems to be the leading favorite as Death and Extraordinary Life Work of Three Different Things That Can be Of all Kinds, Styles and Prices. IS YOUR candidate for the national flower. Prang A Rev. J. Crossett. Proved with a Boiled and a Raw Egg. COAL Co. have made a canvass of the newspapers of the country and of manv leading citizens, and The department of state has received Some of the phenomena of fluid fric announces that the golden-rod is the choice of front the legation at I’ekin, China, an tion may be beautifully shown by very ------J E W E L R Y BAKING POWDER 67 per cent and the mayflower of 21 per cent. account of the death and extraordinary simple experiments devised by Sir Wil • W O O D Third in popularity is the mountain laurel, life work of Rev. J . Crossett, an inde- In Great Variety and New Pattern*. which receives 3 1-2 per cent of the total vote. liam Thomson, says tho Scientilic Long iindjfitted for the stove. After it come the cornflowers, sunflower, pendent American missionary in China. American. The materials necessary are Lime, Cement and Plastering Hair, clover, daisy, violet, morning glory, cotton He died on the steamer El Dorado, en tW(, PKgs_ ono rnw, lho other h„rd- PURE? bloom, orange blossom, dog fennel, magnolia, route front Shanghai to Hen-Ism on boi|ed; two rubber bands of such size SILVER WARE------QROCRRIR9, PROVISIONS, Do its Manufacturers Publish all rhubarb, forget-me-not, datura stramonium, June 21 last. In speaking of Mr. Cros- J ns lo c, nn when , chestnut, ox-eyed daisy, tobacco flower, straw In the Latent Sty lea nnd Nobby Dealgna. K U O U n -A-TSTID F E E D sett, Minister Denby couples his natue lengthwise; two thin steel wires the Ingredients Used? berry, sweet pea. trumpet creeper and larkspur. with that of Fr. Damien, the French ♦jfPromptjnttention to orders by telephone or Several o f these selections are merely whimsi about the size of those sometimes used Otherwise. 18 IT FREE FROM AMMONIA? cal, like Ute chestnut und the rhubarb, nnd the missionnry, who died on the island of as E strings on guitars, and a mirror or M. M. GENTHNER, As is well known, ammonia is unhealth- Detroit Free Press makes the characteristic Molokni, and says: “ Mr Crossett's life a large plate, or other smooth surface, No. 1 Camden St., Rockland, Me. choice of wheat flower. Clover is the favorite was devoted to doing good to the poorest ftil in food, and dries up the bread of five newspapers. witli a edge around it to prevent the material. classes of Chinese. He had charge of a egg rolling off. 416 Main Street. Protection to consumers of food com winter refuge for the poor nt I’ekin From a gas fixture, or other conven pounds lies in their ability to choose SHIPBUILDING. during several winters. Ho would go ient support, the two wires are i.ung, those made from healthful substances. out on the streets the coldest nights nnd and to tlie lower end of eacli onei s fast A. F. C ro c k e tt & Co. Unless manufacturers publish just what A new department in wooden shipbuilding pick up destitute beggars and convoy ened one of tlie rubber loops. Into their baking powder is made of, do not has been made in the New York bark now be them to tile refuge, where lie provided these loops tlie eggs are slipped witli use their goods, but buy instead ing constructed by William Rogers for the them will) food. He also buried the their long axes vertical. Grasping one —DEALERS IN----- West India trade. Strips of wood have been dead nt his own expense, lie visited nil placed between the floor timbers to occupy egg in tlie fingers of each hand, they CLEVELAND’S SUPERIOR most of the space there, while Portland cement the prisons, nnd often procured the are gently turned once or twice around has been used to complete the work, making privilege of removing the .sick to his and then let go. The eggs show t» sur the bottom of the vessel practically solid. refuge. The officials had implicit con BAKING POWDER. Fifty barrels of cement and one hundred prising difference in behavior. Tlie COAL. This powder is made only of strictly pure fidence in him. and allowed him to visit boiled egg keeps twisting to and fro, barrels of sand were used here. The object at pleasure all the prisons nnd charitable grape cream of tartar, and strictly pure of the tilling is to prevent water settling there, after tlie manner of a torsion pendulum, ROCKLAND TRUST CO. bicarbonate of soda, with a little wheat and put, in its-stead, a stable ballast that will institutions. He was known liy the while the raw one comes almost imme Broken, Egg, Stove and flour to preserve it. This is attested by the remain in position under any conditions. Chinese ns the Christian Buddha. He diately to rest. The explanation is easy. official Analyses of Government and State Small channels have been made on the top was attached to no organization of men. The hard-boiled egg being rigid through SJirSOSpOSITBOXES chemists, and physicians, and chemists of surface, just under the celling, to allow o f any He was a missionary pure and simple, water which may leak in above, running to out turns as a whole, while tlie raw egg, Franklin Coal Boards of Health throughout the country. the pumps. Such filling has been quite com devoted rather to charity than prosely being soft inside, has only its shell ...... TO LET AT ...... Cleveland Bkotueks. Albany, N . Y. monly used in ironships but it is a novelty tism. Charitable people furnished him moved by the torsion of the wire, tlie among wooden sailing craft. money for his refuge, and he never contents remaining stationary, because S 5 , S 8 , S 1 O a Y ear A . F. CROCKETT & CO. seemed to want for funds. He slept on a of their greater inertia. 'I'lte shell is [ACCORDING TO SIZE] NEAR US. board or on the floor. Even in his last thus made to rub to and fro on its con hours, being a deck passenger on the tents, and being very light is soon In the Vault of the Rockland Trust Co, >}, Winter Home Lodge, I. 0. G. T., South El Dorado, lie refused to be transferred brought to rest. Crockett Block, North End. to tlie cabin, but the kindly captain, Deer Isle, recently installed officers ns follows: Sir William Thomson lias used this will bo found a flnfe place for some hours before lie died, removed him Valuable Papers, Bonds, Stocks, Etc., being; ROCKLAND. J. E. Judkins, C. T .; Mrs. L. J. Warren, V. T .; experiment to illustrate one of the proofs to a berth, where he died, still speaking that tlie interior of tlie earth is solid. If Fire Proof anil Burglar Proof. 27 It. S. Warren, Sec.; Mrs. A, A. Frink, A. 8; of going to heaven, and entreating the John F. Robbins,Chap.; Miss Hattie M. Webb, the earth consisletl of a thin shell or bystanders to love the Lord. This man crust of hard rocks surrounding a lluid T .; W. C. Pierce, F. S.; Lomon Gray, M.j taught the pure love of Cod and good Miss Jennie H. Robbias, D. M.; Win. Stinson, or pasty nucleus, as lias been until re ness. He completely sacrificed himself J I G.; Lewis Judkins, S.; Mrs. Annie Small, cently generally taught, lie says that tlie A. J. B IR D & CO., for tlie good of the poorest of the poor. observed swinging anti swaying motions -----DRALERSIN ----- THE ( Perfect Substitute S. J. T .; Lodge Deputy A. K. Warren, install He acted out his principles to the letter, ing officer. of the earth's axis in procession and nu lie was as poor and lived as plainly as tation would lie impossible. Any such I for the poorest of his patients. On cliarita- ONLY Mother’s Milk. SUNSET. motion would soon be stopped by inte ble subjects he wrote well. Tlie ideal to rior friction. -:C-O-A-I A Quickly Assimilated Food Mr. Horatio Haynes is stopping this summer him was practical. Let this American, at Sunset. Place the eggs or. tlie mirror or plate [e ?W eS For DYSPEPTICS, then, be enshrined along witli the devoted and try liy a sudden twist witli tlie fin u a d n w r * CONSUMPTIVES, Mr. Silas Lane and wife who have been stop Frenchman in the annals of men who / u S E S T CONVALESCENTS. ping at Sunset, left for their home in Gardiner gers to spin litem on end like tops. With Monday. loved their fellowmen.” Tlie Rev. J. tlie boiled egg one readily succeeds, lint Cholera Infuntum Mrs. Sarah E. Small, who has been visiting Crossett was a grandson of the Rev. tlie raw egg will hardly make a single Q fo itB L A G K Flour, Groceries, Provisions, relatives in Detroit for some time, returned Jonathan Fisher who was for forty years rotation belore it falls on its side. Tlie pastor at Rluehili. in ( and home Wednesday. finger-twist Inis merely moved tlie shell, t» T O C K IN Q S PRESSED HAY AND STRAW, Teething. Hart,or Light Lodge, I. O. G. T., has ad CONTEMPORARY HUMOR. the inside remaining at rest l’rof. Fi n e ColorsT hat A PERFECT NUTRIENT opted the credit system which makes their Mendenhall Inis remarked that this exper- Cement, Lime. Hair, &c. In all W asting Diseases. meetings very interesting. ^ either S m u t Rev. Mr. Jenkins of Philadelphia delivered Wife (tearful)—You've broken the ment furnishes a solution to Columbus’ Wa s h o u t REQUIRES NO COOKING. problem—how to make an egg stand on K eeps in All C lim a te s. a very interesting lecture at the chapel Sunday promise you made me. Husband (kiss NOR FADE evening, before a large audience. ing her)—Never mind, my dear, don’t end : First boil tlie egg hard, and then I ONLY BE SEND / “ The Care and Feeding The next Union Lodge of the various orders cry; I’ll make you another.—Munsey’s spin it MADE BY UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE COUNTRY WILI o A k S of Infants,” of Good Templars will be bolden with Winter W eekly. Tlie tbii'd experiment is the one that FUSING OBTAIN MUCH INFORMATION FROM A STUOY OF THIS MAP OF THE Home Lodge at South Deer Isle Friday eve., occasions greatest surprise. T l i e boiled ieooioTg-SSD Y E ^ Sept. flth. Policeman (sternly)—What are you egg is spun on its side on the glass, and DOLSEER-COODALE CO., doing on the street at this hour of tlie BOSTON, MASS. UNION. the palm of tlie band is then gently Mrs. E. W. Cobb returned from Bangor last night? Prowler (joyfully)—By George, brought down upon it for an instant. you’re exactly tin; m a n ! want to sec! Sold by d r u g g is t s . week Tlie rotation, of course, stops at otiee. A ESO I ’m trying to lind a saloon. But when tho same tiling is tried with ri:i’IUJ>S nnoXZE PM MS-0 Colors, A. R. Reeves of Brooklyn, N. Y., is the “Ain’t it most watahmillum time, I’EKIiLEsS 1. VI M>m III.I IMi. guest of E. F. Joy. tlie raw egg. as soon „s tlie hand that Ti l KI.ISs »\k pon DEHs Kinds7 t olars. mammy?” “Watahmillum time, yo’ stops it is removed its rotation begins I'l.l t’d.I ss SHOE |\ h II M.’M ss BUESM5G. The canning factory began operations last brack idjit, 'n sundown two hours off again. In this case, when the shell is JdtiJ.SS l.tHi DYES—3 Colors. Monday. '1 here will be a large pack this sea yil; don’t yo’ know yo’ father berry slopped its lluid contents remain in m o son. Tickler wen lie picks ’miliums? Watali- tion when tlie hand is taken away. It Geo. Russell and daughter, who have been millum’s never no good foait dark, no astonishes one to find how long tlie egg boarding at Mrs. A. L. Jones this summer, re how!”—Exchange. may b e field still before this effect stops. turned last week. “See here, Mr. Grocer.” said a Hart- sord house-wife, "if you are going to ATLANTIC CITY’S SEA MONSTER. Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Phinney of Portland, bring me any more goods I want them Anli-Apoplecline who have been the guests of Miss Lola Burton to be the very best.” “ We keep n >ne •ll/unlic City Special to Philadelphia Preen. Chicago, Rock Islanfi & Pacific Ry. hive returned to Portland. Including Lines East and W est of the Missouri but tho best.” “I presume so; you must Them is a story here something akin CURES RHEUMATISM. River. The Direct Route to nnd from CHICAGO, Major C. Ii. Grcenhalgb, of the Burton sell tiiu worst in order to keep tlie best.” to that old one of the presence of the BltADFUltD, Vt„ Fob. 19, H-9. ROCK ISLAND, DAVENPORT. DES MOINES. One bottle of Anti-.lp<>j)tectine cured me of COUNCIL BLUFFS. WATERTOWN, SIOUX House, has had parties from Lynn, Mass., —Hartford Post. sea serpent. It is vouched for, however, FALLS. MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL. ST. JOS Rheumatism in tho muscles of tho back. EPH. ATCHISON, LEAVENWORTH. KANSAS Newburyport and other places, besides several “Bless,” said a brother who had been by over twenty-five people, nearly all o f II. L. Fabk. CITY. TOPEKA. DENVER. COLORADO SP'NOS rides from local towns. Mr. Grcenbalgh's n t c c whom are Philadelphians. They started and PUEBLO. Free Reclining Chair Cars to and called on to lead the congregation in CURES HEART DISEASE. from CHICAGO. CALDWELL. HUTCHINSON table is btincing him an increase In trade. prayer, "the inhabitants of tiiose dark out in tlie sloop yacht Neptune, Samuel Swastos, Vt., Feb. 23, lsS9. and DODGE CITY, and Palaco Sleeping Cars be Gale, captain. Captain Gale tells tlie tween CHICAGO, WICHITA and HUTCHINSON. countries of the earth—Asia and Spasia My wife hml what tlie doctor called Neural /• fs SUPERIOR The Atlantic for September, 1889. —where tlie eye of the Lord hath never story of what liappened in this wav. and gia of the Heart. Anti-.lpuplectine lias cured SOLID VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS rested nnd the foot of man hath never he is borne out by everyone - l“> was on her. A. II. Qvaid. of Through Coaches, Sleepers, Free Reclining AS A Chair Cars and (East of Mo. River) Dining Cars , , COUGH REMEi trod.”—Chicago Tribune. tiisboat: “We were about a i p i Ih from CURES PARALYSIS. daily between CHICAGO. DES MOINES. COUN The Isthmus Canal and American Control. the sea buoy when it monster fish, or E astport, Me., Dee. 20, CIL BLUFFS and OMAHA, with FREE Reclin Stuart F. Weld. Omaha Papa—So you are going to I have taken two bottles of .1/di Ajioj-h ctine ing Chair Oar to NORTH PLATTE (Nob.), ancl The Gold Heart. Harry P. Robinson. marry, are you, my son? I presume the w hatever it m ight bo called, came up between CHICAGO and DENVER, COLORADO Just ahead of us. I was at the wheel for Paralysis of the left leg, and it helped me. SPRINGS and PUEBLO, via St. Joseph, or Kan Pnryne’s Test. Margaret J. Preston. young lady you are to wed knows all A lexander D. J ones. sas City and Topeka. Splendid Dining Hotels James Wilson. Frank Gaylord Cook. about housework and looking after tlie and had not time to change tho course weet of St. Joseph and Kansas City. Excursions The Begum’s Daughter,XV1.-XVHI. Edwin of the Neptune. In less than forty sec CURES 1JVEL1 &. KIDNEY daily, with Choice of Routes to and from Salt Lnssetter Bynner. wants of a family? Omaha Youth— Lako, Portland, Los Angeles and San Francisco. onds we struck it witli foil force. The T R O U 3 L E S . Tho Direct Lino to and from Pike's Peak, Mani La Nouvelie Erance. Eben Greenough Scott. Well, you just bet she does. I wish Canaan, Me., Feb. 2,’,. 13,9. tou, Garden of the Gods, the Sanitariums, anJ 'I'lte White Rose Road Sarah Ortte Jewett. you could seo a cotton batting (iog site great fish sank out ol sight and we rode I obtained great benel’.t from .Init-.lpep/ Scenic Grandeurs of Colorado, The Secret. W. R. Thayer. made last week, and some butterflies on. It made tlie timbers of my boat tin,-, for Kidney and Uvcr troublei. Americans at the First Bastille Celebration. Via The Albert Lea Route. site painted on velvet. shiver, and some of those on board were Yours truly, H::v, Gboboi: II. 31,ore. Solid Exprosa Trains daily between Chicago and J. G. Alger. frightened. Ten minutes luter, while I Minneapolis and St. Paul, with THROUGH Re The Day of Rest. Charles Worcester Clark. CURES DYSPEPSIA. clining Chair Cars (FREE) to and from those Voodooistn in Tennessee. S. M. I’. SINGING AND HEALTH. was making a tacking turn, we met tlie Burlington, Vt., Feb. 2fi, b 9. points and Kansas City. Through Chair Car and mysterious fish again, and again it struck Sleeper between Peoria, Spirit Lake and Sioux Flowers and Folks. Bradford 'Torrey. Anti-Apoplectine was used by n member of Falls via Rock Island. The Favorito Lino to It Seems but Yesterday. Julie M. Lippman. Tito time will soon come when sing us. I tried then to catch hold of it, us our family as a remedy for Chronic Dy pepsla Watertown, Sioux Falls, the Summer Resorts and kThe Best and Purest Medicine; The Tragic Muse. XXIV.-XXVI1. Henry ing will be regarded as one of the great ing a skid tliat can be used something and Indigestion with very oxcelk-nt results. Hunting and Fishing Grounds of tho Northwest. EVER MADE. James. _____ u. o. W hite. The Short Lino via Seneca and Kankakee offe: The Black Madonna of Loreto. Katharine helps to physicians in lung diseases, like a small harpoon. It evidently Jacilities to travel to and from Indianapolis, Cin Itwllblrivcthc Hiimorfromyourl more especially in their incipient state, reached it, but without ofi'eet. Tlie Price $1.00; Six HottlcM $3.00. r K sy.-tein, ami make your hkinl Hillard. cinnati and other Southern points. Abbott's Greece. says the Boston Musical Herald. Almost monster simply turned lazily in tlie ocean SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. For Tickets, Maps, Folders, or desired informa ^^L clcan and smooth. Thom* I tion, apply at any Coupon Ticket Oilice, or address Pimples and Blotthu Mi. Winter on Dramatic Criticism. every branch of gymnastics is employed ami was under water and out of sigtit Villaii’s Savonarola. for some minutes. Twice afterward be \ E. ST.JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN. '<4 T he Contributors’ Club. in one way or another by the doctors, Oon’l Manager. Gen’l Tkt. fic Paas. Agt ^hlood, ami hut tlie simple und natural function of fore we recrossed tlie liar wo ran across CHICAGO. ILL, .re m o v e d In a sh o rt! Books of the Month. ------singing lias not yet received its full it. It bad a big brown looking head, “ THE PINE AND THE PALM ’ meed of attention. In Italy some years witli large protruding eyes, and I should ago statistics were taken which proved judge would weigli 1,20' 1 to 1,500 pounds. fo r a n in c u ra b le ca se o f C atarrh EXHAUSTED VITALITY. that tlie vocal artists were especially It was about G feet in length, and was ;>• in the Head by the proprietors of By Win. S. Walsh is a clever story whose A Great Medical Work for Young and long-lived at d healthy, under normal very broad. I have never seen any title is taken from Heine’s well-known song. circumstances, wiiilo of the brass instru thing like it in the fifteen years I have DR. SAGE’S CATARRH REMEDY. Middle-Aged Men, It is a story of a practical joke and ils results, Symptom, of Cntarrli. — Hentluche, and is very entertaining. Julian Magnus dis mentalists it was discovered that con handled the Neptune. I don’t believe in obstruction of nose, dischurgcs falling into KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. courses in an interesting fashion upon “ How sumption never claimed a victim sea serpents, but I don’t want to meet throat, soiiii tinn-s prnfusu, wutury, ami acrid, Plays ure Mude.” Miss Anne H. Wharton among them. this monster again.” at others, thick, tenacious, mucous, purulent, presents an article upon “The Log College and bloody mid putrid: eyes weak, ringing in ears, Those wtio have a tendency towards deulm ss. dillieulty of clearing throat, expecto Early Presbyterianism In Pennsylvania, ’ consumption should take easy vocal ration of offensive m utter; breath offensive: • , \ 4, 4, <. <’•> z z4- z4 which has an especial interest owing to the In the First Place and the Second Place. smell uml taste impaired, und general debility. Presbyterian reunion which is soon io lake exercises, no matter how thin and weak Only u few of tin s,- sym ptom s likely lo bo pres A / '/*• J Q plan at Hansville, to commemorate the es their voices may seem to bo. They will ent ut once. Thousands of euses result in con 4. «/ * z r. ->z tablishment of the first American Presbytery. Detroit, Free l*re*n. sumption, und end ill tlie grave. w. lind a result at times far surpassing any By its mild, soothing, und I,ruling properties. relief afforded by medicine. \'oeal A man from Indiana called at Police Dr. Sage's Remedy fines tin- worst eases. 56c. HARBINGER OF AUTUMN. practice, in moderation, is Hie best sys H eadquarters tlie other day to muke in KWQW THYSELF., tem of general gymnastics that can he quiries about ids wife, who had eloped The Original More T h a u Out* M illion C opies bold. September “ Peteison" comes to us bright imagined, many muscles being brought and headed tliis way, and whom ho IXfcVCfcS in r in VTGUXG anti midtile aged m en who arc suffering and fresh as ihe days of that most delightful believed to be in tho city. iidictne. Try it, awl* of mouths. The illusiratious ure into play that would scarcely lie sus • ellei from die Indiscretions of youth, Exhausted “ She ran oil' with another man, did Liver Pius Vitality, Nervot is and physical Debility, Premature ml will bo eatistied. ihatming. The full-page wood-cut pected of action in connection witli so G et II o t yuitr Druggist. Decline, &e., an il the thousand untold m iseries eon- ihe “ Young Family," is as good in its way simple a matter as lo tto production. sliu?” queried one ol tlie detectives. ► bit <3c UannlMt. sequeu t thereon 1, and alpM-ho are sick and buffering IMM.-’TWA1T. Getitatc us the steel engraving “Pick a Buck,” which is Therefore, apart from all art considera “ Yes, she did.” Uncounted as a l.lv e , 1*111. Smallest,cheap if possible liner than usual. T he two serials est, easiest to take. One Pellet it l>o»e. and do not knot v w hat ails them, can be cured with- If VI.U tire Buffering from Ki “ Well, don’t you think it foolish to C u re Sick lleaduelie, llilionx llenduclie, uey Disease, utel wish to llv, end well; each is especially good in iis peculiar tions, merely as a matter of health, one out fail by folio wing the instructions in the Scieuce can earnestly say to tlie healthy, "Sing! run after her?” Itiz/iiie.H. Ounatipulioil, lliiligestiou, of Life or Self 1 dlon. Price only $1 by mall old age, u»e .-I l.l’lll It BIT] vein,and the short stories und poetry are really lliliou . Attack., and ull derangements of 'i'liey never full lo cure. admirable. Due o f the invaluable arm ies on that you may remain so,” and to tlie "Foolish? How?” the stomach uud bowels, 35 ets. by druggists. (Mistpald, wuh-d. It Is a book for every man, "W hy, she can’t love you.” pages, full gilt, 125 prescriptions for all acute and nursing of which Peterson has been publish weakly, "Sing that you may become chronic diseases. Fully indorsed by the National Sen.I 3 2-cunt stumps to A. P. Ordway A Co., ing a series, constitutes ihe “Thiugs Worth strong.” “Well,pet haps not." Boston,.Mass., for beet medical work published? Knowing,” and the whole number is as com "And she'll probably try it again at Medical Association, who awarded the gold and plete ami iuteresliug as possible. Terms, two Jewelled medal to the author. Illustrative sample, dollars a year. Address Peterson’s Magazine, A CARD. the first chance.” with indorsements of the press, sent free If you 306 Chestnut Streel, Philadelphia. “ Yes, she m ay,” apply now A MOTHER AND WIFE. paler than usual. with thoughts of tlight during the last For Future I'nn.Mrrwtton. HUNT’S REMEDY After a time, when they hnd left the few days. “My dear,” said a dying husband, “do WILL CURE the Kidneys, Two windows face tho highway, terraco and passed partly through the “ I have no feelings of resentment, my BOSTON & BANGOR S. S. 0 0 . REGULATE the Heart, and you think you will marry again when I T m faces guard tho panes, promenade, she threw an inquiring dear Hortense, but the thought is intol am gone?” MAKE LIFE worth Living, For a loved one’s swift home coming, erable to me that you should begin to SUMMER SERVICE. •Ton can’t afford to he without 1t.” 26 And the rainy daylight wanes. glance at her companion and said softly: “I don’t know, John,” replied the lady “Then you knew that I married?” value mo only after another man has with a burst of tears, “I haven’t given The hour has struck; he comes not; Ho nodded without looking at her. made you unhappy. Perhaps you will the matter very much thought as yet"— Commencing Monday, .Tune 17. 1889, They softly talk awhile, believe me to be exaggerating again, but S team er* w ill Leave Rockland a* Followsi But silence falls between them; “You said yourself that it is not-easy [ Texas Siftings. For Boston daily, except Sunday, about 0 p. m., or Again they watch tho stile. for us to forget tlie friends of our youth,” it is best for us to obey tho warning voioe upon ^arrival of flteamcr« from Bangor and Mt. of our conscience. Mr. F, Slattcrly. of Delhi. La., says her son. Fred R. Spear The wife, with poet's fancy. he replied. “ I have not been in the south 14 years of age bail a dreadful time with ulcers, Lor Camden, Belfast, Bucksport, Winterport, “In former days you ridiculed my lifts In stock nil o f the following Sits in a blissful dream. of Germany since then, but I have met sores and blotches which followed chicken pox, Hampden and Bangor at about 6 a. m., or upon Waiting her lord's returning, feminine ways, my enthusiasm for ariival of ntcamer from Boeton daily, except people in Berlin who knew you.” After using many remedies without benefit, Monday, and at 12.30 p. m .,daily, except Sunday. In her eyes the love light’s beam. lyrics, poetry and all those little senti she gave him Swift's Specific, which cured him “In Berlin?" sound and well. For Northport and Fort Point at 12.30 p. m. daily, Tho mother, wrinkled and white haired. mentalities of my youthful yenrs. Thnt except Sunday. FIRST QUALITY GOALS "Certainly," ho answered, confusedly, i For Searsport at 0 a. m. daily, except Monday. Leans on the window sill, ‘•Accidentally, perhaps, just nt that grieved me ail the moro because I loved We have sold S. S. S. since the first day we For Green’d Landing, South Weal Harbor, North And Is the only dealer In the city who has at the A stnilo on her saintly visage, you passionately. But a mite of hope entntneneed the drug business, and have heard East Harbor and Bar Harbor daily, except Mon- present time the genuine Timo worn, yet lovely stilL time. I never heard of the death of some wonderful reports of its effects. Many •lay, at 0 a. m , or upon arrival of steam er from your husband. It was accidentally, with remained in me, and it was this that use it with beet results to cleanse malaria from Boston. Which pair of eyes Is keener? out doubt. I frequently spoke of you, tempted mo to writo to you and express the system, and for blood poison, scrofula and For Heal Harbor Wednesday and Saturday at 6 C Q A I y On whom does the vision burst? my feelings toward you. sttch diseases it is without a rival. Franklin Red_Ash One murmurs, “Now he's coming 1” and in this way I learned that you had Calderwood A Co., Monroe, La. For Sorrento Saturday at 6 a. m. Tho mother sees him first I married a Herr von Wittkowsky. Iain “Do you remember the quarrel which For North Went Harbor (Deer Die) Sedgwick My stock Includes all sizes separated us? You smiled at my little Mr. W. A. Tibbs is a printer in the office of Brooklin, Blueliill, Surry and Ellsworth, Tues Alt, yearning heart of a mother! grieved to find you a mourner. Pleaso 1 Jackson, Miss., Clarion-Ledger. He says that day, Thursday and Saturday at about 0 a. ra. Free ilnrning While Ash,Lehigh Eggnii'l Tender as summer skies. nccept my sympathy. Oil, this is your gold lined book of poetry, and when I three years ago he was a victim of bad'blood, RETURNING TO ROCKLAND : Broken White Ash, Franklin Stove, Can wealth of wife's devotion residence?” asked you what literaturo you were which deprived him of health and threatened From Bo-ton dally, except Sunday, at 6 p. ra. Surpass thy sacrifice? She had halted In front of one of those reading at tlio time, you answered serious consequences. Be further says that he From Bangor, touching at Hampden, Winterport. Red Ash, (the only genuine,) proudly and disdainfully, ‘Schopen took 8. S. S., and it cured him. Bucksport, Fort Point, Belfast, Northport and George’s Creek Cumberland O wife I thy dear gift chcrishl little villas that lie in the outskirts of tlio Camden nt 6 a.m . daily, except Sunday. Tho mother yields to thee Kur park. She looked at him. hauer.’ I felt as if cold water had been I have been subject to painful boils nnd car From Bangor, touching at Hampden, Winterport, Her treasure, joy and comfort; Bucksport, Searsport, Belfast and Camden at 11 Coal, poured over mo. And still I was buncles over my body during the spring season, a. ni., daily, except Sunday. Crown tlluti his destiny “Will you promiso mo to call on me and after much suffering nnd much useless (Unequalled for Smithing and Steam purposes.) tempted, in tho last hour that I was to From Bar Harbor, daily, except Sunday, at lp , m ., —Adalino Ilohf Beery. soon?” she said, “or ccme to take tea doctoring I found a permanent cure in Swift’s touching at Nortli East Harbor, South West liar- witli me tliis evening. May I expect be under tho 6amo roof with you, to Specific. It is the monarch of blood medicines. bur mid G reen’s Landing. write those tender confessions and ques E. J. Willis, Augusta, Ark. From Seal H arbor M onday nnd Thursday at 1.20 —ALSO A FULL HTOCK OF— you?" p. m. LOVE’S PHILOSOPHY. “ I do not deservo to ho treated so ; tions that wero never answered. I stolo flail's Bair Renewer is free from alcohol From Ellsworth, touching nt nil landings Monday, Wood, Hay, Straw, Lime, Hair, like a thief into tlie room which your nnd dyes that injure the skin. It is scientifi \\ ednesdny and Friday at 7 a. m. kindly. 1 liavo become moro sedate, , cally prepnred, and will restore gray hair to its CIIAS. K. WEEKS, Agent, Rockland. Ilortenso, and I am just as tedious as I 1 uncle had set apart for you. I do not BRICK, SAND, Among those summer visitors at Hom- original color nnd vigor. CALVIN AUSTIN, Agent, Boston. was at that time—perhaps moro so.” call it your room, for nt tlio timo I shud \\ M. II. H ILL, J r ., Gen. Manager, Boston. burg who regularly attended the after Anodyne P earls. Rosendale & Portland Cement. “You are coming. I expect you, even ' dered at tho thought that you wero ca noon concerts on the Kur terrace was a are a boon Io those of worn out nerve energy. if you were tlie most tedious of all mor- 1 pable of sleeping bcneatli tlioso pistols lady dressed in deep mourning. She al and yntngans which I saw. And there They cure Nervousness, Insomnia, Nervous KNOX AND LINCOLN RAILROAD. ways occupied a bench in one of the most tals. Wo will talk of tho time of our ! Beadnehe, Opinm Batilt, Painful Menstruation F I R E C L A Y youth; that will he a better entertain- ' before me stood tlio book case, contain nnp Spcrinntorrhicn. Warranted not io con MONDAY, JULV I, 1889. retired spots and listened to the perform ing all the names which you knew so tain one particle of Opium, Morphine Asnletplu ance of tliehand witli a peculiar, dreamy ment for us than all tho pleasures of so- ' Valerian or Byoscyatntts, and yet produce re ASSENGER TRAINS will leave Rockland at ciety. I expect you at 7 o'clock. Good well—Kant, Darwin, Humboldt, Scho 5 a m.,8.36 a .M., and 1.30 p .m. Duo in BatU at Chim ney Pipe & Tops expression in her lovely eyes. When penhauer. I shuddered again, hut I took freshing and health giving sleep. At your P 7.06 a . m., 10.46 a . m . and 3.60 p. m . she first tnndo her appearance there her day, captain.” druggists, price only .30 cts. Send tor testimo Passenger Trains leave Bath nt 8.10 a. m ., 3.00 '“ This plp<* H made fr- v 6 THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1889, KNOX COUNTY. CAMDEN. UNION. SOUTH THOMASTON. VINALHAVEN ECHOES. Herbert Brown and Will Carlin won a colt in Geo. F. Wood of Boston is visiting friends They arc canning corn at the factory. George Green A Co. arc enlarging their stone a raffle last week, and now they sit np nights planning how to divide the prize. THOMASTON. in Camden. Regular meeting of Union Hall Association shed. More Salt Air From the Place Where next Friday evening. It Grows. The striped tent that has adorned Smith's Mrs. Agnes A. Fales of Boston is visiting in The Baptist Sunday school held a picnic at J. C. Googtn of Boston, is visiting Jesse Lake City, last week. Sleeper. F. 8. Walls and family are at Northport. Point for several weeks was silently folded nnd town. The town honse is soon to be repaired. It won't hurt it a particle! E. S. Bodwell has been to Brunswick nnd with its occupants left on the boat, Tuesday. F. A. Wash bn rn and family are at the Knox Sch. Sarah Hill, Rockport, is loading lime Lewis Graves Is at White Head, rebuilding from Carleton’s kiln. the boat slip, vicinity on a trip. Harry Julian nnd Amos Glover made two Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goodnow of W altham, A gang of workmen are at work on the gran Mass., are the guests of Chas. Barnard. Fred D. Coombs arrived home from Tacoma, An audience of 219 persons attended the magnificent slides nt the game of liall Satur Miss May Catland was in Northport last day. Amos peeled the bark from his elbow ite wharf for G. F. Burgess. Mrs. Edw. IlarrlB and child have been W. T., Friday. Union Church Sunday School, Sunday. week. and the other peeled off the best part ot a #4 visiting at A. Shuman’s the past week. M. F. Thayer of Wcsttoro, Mass., is visit- W. W. Freeman and friends from up river Capt. Marcns L. Hewett leaves to-day tor Mrs. Charles Stevens and Mrs. Husband of pair of pants. Boston left Wednesday for home. J. H. Bradford, wife and daughter returned friends in town. have bnd a cottage at Northport the past week. Chicago. Men arc at work nightly cutting some of the The Item we sent two weeks ago about the Lake City is still attracting crowds of visit home from Northport, Sunday afternoon. Dr. A. D. I’atton of Boston visited Dr. boy having five teeth extracted without flinch Charles Copeland and wile return to Boston Eastman last week. stone wanted at once for the Brooklyn Post this week. ors every day from all directions. Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith of Lawrence, ing, simply because he was promised a new Mass., are spending a few weeks in town. Freeman Drake nnd wife have as guests office. Maurice Metcalf, of Boston, is on a visit to Sell. Frank Barker, Brooklyn, N. Y., is dis base ball, has been widely copied by other charging a cargo of corn for Johnson Knight. E. L. Lamson of Windsor, formerly of this Theodore Tolman and wife of Portland. A young fellow named Smith ate 24 large papers. The next time we get on to an item his native place. chocolate candies Saturday evening, some of The entertainment by Reynolds, Emerson A place, was in town last week visiting friends. Captain Julian Snow and wife attended like that we shall get it copyrighted. It was a Silas E. Kalloch and wlft of Chelsea, Mass., campmeeting nt Northport Wednesday. the fellows standing around gencrovsly settling fact though! are here on a visit. Prescott, Friday evening, was a laughable af Union needs water works and a telephone the bill. fair. line and they will probably soon be given tis. Frank Robinson has moved from the Head HOPE. Mrs. W. S. Hinckley is visiting her relatives of-thc-Bny into the Robinson house, Dublin John Vinal, Calvin B. Vlnal, W. 8. Vlnal and friends at Lisbon. A very large audience enjoyed a concert in High School is under way. Mr. Witham and others attended the reunion of their old Cbnrlcs Iinrrctt has gone to New Jersey to his father's. the square Saturday evening by the Camden arrived here Saturday ready for business The Methodist Society Bnd Sunday School regiment at Camden, last week, and reporta Miss Mabel i.awrencc has returned to her Geo. True of Lowell, Mass., has been visit Band. Monday. enjoyed a very pleasant picnic at Ash Point first-class time. home in Newton, Mass. Monday. ing his old home. Dr. Eben Alden of Waldoboro was in Cam Charles Bradford has returned home from Our town furnishes two grand jurymen for Rev. Mr. I’rehle nnd family returned Io their Dr. Charles W. Gerry and wife have re den Tuesday, to attend the funernl of Mrs Rockland. He will attend High School John B. Rogers ended his work for Brown turned to Trenton, N. J. the next judicial year, and the two jurists Webster home this week. Fletcher. this fall. A Wade Saturday, and will move to Massa Will Besscy of Union has been photograph Miss Sadie Talbot of East Cambridge is on drawn are said to he studying law daily so as T. C. Atwick’s horse and grocery delivery A large party from Waldoboro were guests chusetts. to be well posted. ing some of our residences. a visit to her former home. wagon made good time down Main street of Major Greenhalgh at the Burton House Miss Hattie ;Lnce is spending her vacation F. K. Allen’s wife and child nrc at Mr. Mrs. Jose Burnham of Fortland has been n George Murray, whose genial countenance Allen’s father’s fora few weeks. Wednesday. Friday evening. with her grandfntlicr, Hon. Dexter Carlton Is always seen here during the summer, guest ot Mrs. C. W. Stimpson. Rockport. Work commenced on the church this week Camden must have more commodious hotels The Good Templars have got their new returned last week to his duties ns stage man' under the supervision of S. L. Bills. A. B. Fales and wife of Boston are at the as many visitors are unable to obtain suitable stage curtain rigged up and have an enter Miss Nellie Bicktnore of Waldoboro is visit' ager at the Pnrk Theatre, Boston. residence of Mrs. Eliza O’Brien. Mrs. Lucy A. Payson and daughter's child accommodations. tainment tonight. ing Rev. Mr. Bicktnore nnd Mr. and Mrs. J The livery stable men arc scooping in the of Haverhill arc at 8. C. Hewett’s. S. J. Crawford of Westboro, Mass, is at the J. B. Swan Is in Boston this week attending My name Is not Wiggln neither is it Snowdeal. scrip these beautiful summer days, nnd many C. 1). Barnes nnd L. P. True with their fam house of Mrs. Mary Crawford. the annual meeting of the New England U Greeley but it looks like a drouth up in this Chas. E. Wood and wife had ns guests W. A a fnmily pnrty can be seen wending tbeir way ilies went to Temple Heights Sunday. Mrs. John Lash of Boston is at house of dcrtakcr's Asssociatlon. section of Maine. Coombs and wife of Coldwater, Mich., a part to the many plcasnnt places in town. Will Feyler and Miss Robinson of Massa of last week. chusetts were guests of Mrs. Fred Barnes. Mrs. Sarah Wight on Dunn street. It is said that 250 people took the Boston Seven Tree Grange has purchased the old H. A.Arey and Joseph Porter disposed of cheese factory of Geo. Bachclder, and will Mrs. D. A. Payson has gone to Brooklyn to A. J. Butler left here yesterday for Fort boat Thursday morning at Camden for the Sloop Resolute, Capt. Meservey, nrrived some surplus property by a raffle Saturday visit her sister-in-law, Mrs. Micah Ilohbs. Payne, Ala., where he will be employed by the camp-meeting at Northport. remodel the same into a hall. Sunday with a cargo of granite for George Among the prizes was a dog. Strange to say Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Payson of Arlington, Fort Payne Coal & Iron Company. Considerable curiosity was created by a very The Sept, number ot the Union Farmer is Green A Co. the winner refused to claim the prize. Mass., are spending their vacation at O. M. Mrs. Mary G. Walker and son Albert arc in large steamer being towed up the bay early out. At 25 cents a year this publication is There was a sidewalk party and supper at Rev. W. Applcbee preached n carefully I’nyson's. Bangor nt the bouse of Owen W. Davis. Sunday morning. She loomed up like finding its way into nearly every family in Robert Snow’s, Saturday evening. A good studied sermon Sunday evening on the forma Rev. F. L. Payson nnd mother called on the county. quite n number of friends in South Hope Dunn A Elliot have laid the keel for a three- mountain. time was enjoyed. tion of the earth as shown by the different Thursday. masted schooner to be launched this fall. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Tenney of New York l'he Burton House, under the management Joseph Stanley, who has been spending his scientists nnd by the bible. It was a fine dis Mrs. Florence Barry of Rockland, Mass., of Major Greenhalgh, is fast gaining a reputa John Boynton and wife of New Hampshire visited Norumbegn nnd were much pleased vacation with his family here, returned to his course. and Mrs. Viola Ames of Belfast visited Mrs. tion as a homelike hotel where they set a Jason Bills recently. are at the residence of Mrs. Mary Starrett. with its unique architecture, and its antique business in Boston, Monday. Two young men named Dunn and Kraft of furnishings. most excellent table. MiSB Lizzie K. Malcom of Milford, Mass, Brooklyn, N. Y., have been spending a short Aubrey Dunton and wife of Haverhill, George N. Noyes and wife of Boston are Mass., spent a few days here with Mrs. Dun- guests at the residence of Dr. H. C. Levensaler The Plymouth Rock, a mammoth mud-dig' The operatives of the canning factory have who has been visiting Mrs. Willnrd Sleeper vacation here. They are gentlemanly young (Oil’s aged father nnd brother, last week. ger, which has been at work in our harbor Mrs. Jane P. Nichols from Bath has been been flocking into town the past few days. for a few weeks, returned to Milford Monday fellows and speak in terms of praise of Vinal number of weeks, is now excavating close to How nice it would be to have a factory here haven folks. John Fish of Jamaica Plain, Mnss., is spend a guest the past few days at the house of Jacob J. Henry Allen, who has been here with his ing a few days in his native town, and will the wharf of Carleton A Co. that would employ them and many more the Studley. fsmily for two months, returned to Boston E. It. Roberts, our old stone cutter friend return with his wife who came some time Anson Merrill of Buxton died August 31st year round! before. Misses Clara Creighton and Clnra Jordan Monday to take charge of his real estate busi has a neatly appointed store, formerly kept by at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Sumner The Helping Hand Society gave nn enter will pass the coming autumn nnd winter in Capt. Wm. Reed of Newburyport, Mass., ncss. E. L. Roberts, who is now in business in Bar Conant, Chestnut street. His remains were tainment in True's Hall Monday evening of California. and Capt’s E. H. and T. H. Chadwick of Asa Coombs and wife have as guests William Harbor. Edwin keeps everything from a bar last week in aid of the church repairing fund. taken to Buxton by rail yesterday, for inter Cushing, with their ladies, took dinner at Coombs and wife of Coldwater, Mich., and of soap (o a bottle of electricity, and is ready Reverends Preble nnd Payson rendered very Mrs. Clara Crawford, who has been at the ment. the Burton House recently and enjoyed a ut all times to attend to his customers. valuable assistance, the first by reading Long house of Mrs. Mary Crawford, left for Sears Charles Coombs and Mrs. Lucretia Long ot fellow’s poem "Hanging of the Crane,” illus J. F. McCausland of Boston is visiting J. B pleasant visit. port Saturday. Thomaston. A very exciting game of base ball was trated by tableaux, and the last by rending Swan, who lived neighbors, side by side in Remember the annual exhibition of the Mrs. Hattie Stetson of Seattle, W. T., an old played Saturday between the Athletes and the extracts from Holmes’ “ Autocrat of the Break Oliver P. Watts, Edward Robinson and Rob Ohio, 25 years ago, Mr. McCausland being a fast Table.” Messrs. Kingsbury Fish nnd F. North Knox Agricultural and Horticultural resident of this village, sent her sister Mrs Stonecutters. The men who are daily striking L. Mansfield sang some very fine solos and ert Davis left Saturday on a yachting cruise small hoy, now a prominent business man of Society at Union Sept. 24, 25 and 26. The the granite proved themselves the victors by a along the coast. Mary E. Bond last week among other things a Mrs. Preble and Mrs. Clough contributed some Boston. , entries are larger than ever before and a big relic of the late conflagration there consisting score of 18 to 9. There was some excellent nice music. Miss Alice Crane read, "Alter the Mrs. Lizzie Kimball and children, of Bos time will be had. playing on both sides and the crowd cheered Sheriff’s Sale." nnd Miss Minnie Barrett, “The Mrs. Theodore Harris of New York and of melted glass of different hues. Golden Eagle’s Nest,” in their best manner, ton, after a visit to Mrs. Edward Colley, re her brother J. B. Stearns took a party of loudly throughout the game. turns to her home this week. The Grangers of Knox and Lincoln counties Willard Sleeper was last week offered a good which is saying enough. Taking it all in all friends to the Stearns cottage at Lake City and are to hold meetings here Tuesday, Sept. 10th. paying position as superintendent of a granite John Brown was arrested by Deputy Sheriff it was an entertninment of a high order. Ice A. W. Meserve, formerly principal of our enjoyed a picnic dinner and a sail around the cream and cake were on sale. Col. J. H. Brigham of Ohio, master of the works in Chicago, III. Mr. Sleeper prefers Gray Saturday for drunkenness. He was High School, has been elected to the principal beautiful lake on the Tit Willow. National Grange, will speak. Ex-Gov. the society and climate of the old Pine Tree taken before Trial Justice Kittredge and after RAZORVILLE. ship of Monson Academy. The concert by Prof. Whiting’s singing testifying ns to where he bought his brandy Robie is also expected to be present. State, and will remain in South Thomaston. H. E. Farrar made a visit to Gardiner last } Mrs. James A. Creighton and Mrs. Emma class will tuke place in the M. E. church nnd whisky was let off by paying the costs' week. • W." Lewis and family arc in York at the next Friday evening. The Iopas Male Quar Raynolds A Emerson presented their John Ingram has occupied his new granite amounting to #8.10. There is a line chance Living Pictures” and a miscellaneous pro Mrs. Cynthia Marr has returned from her homestead of the Lewis family. tet of Rockland and Miss Fannie Berry of shed, which furnishes room for more than for the county attorney to get at the rumsetlers visit in Fairfield. gram in Town Hall Wednesday and Thursday double his present business. Mr. Ingram is Miss Sarah Gates and Fred W. Vesper have Camden will participate. A program of great traced up in the above case. Miss Effie Hoak, who has been dangerously evenings. Twas the best entertainment that finishing an office In the second story of his gone to New Haven, Conn., and arc at the res, variety nnd excellence is promised. ill, i9 gaining slowly. your correspondnnt ever witnessed in town. building, which will combine comfort nnd E. S. Bodwell has bought out the stock of a idence of Capt. Alton H. Vesper. The Spiritualist Camp-meeting at Temple Mrs. M. J. Shattuck of Salem, M iss., is elegance. These improvements indicate the ready-made clothing store in Brunswick, and spending her vacation here. Heights, which has been conducted the past Some sarcastic cuss gives vent to bis elo The new Creighton kilns have been started popularity of Mr. Ingram’s monuments and will move his family at once to that historic week,by very able lecturers, closed Sunday the qucnce on the railroad question In the Sep town. Ed is a popular business man and bis Miss Delia Quinn ot Hope is teaching the up, using wood for fuel, the patent appliance the steady growth of his business. fall term of school here. for using coal not yet been put In. 25th. Sunday morning H. B. Storor of Bos tember issue of the Union Farmer as follows : friends wish bitn nbundant success. Mrs. ton addressed a large audience. In the after Among those who attend the Odd Fellows Bodwell is a most eslimlable lady and her Mr. and Mrs. George Light of Camden made George E. Merriam nnd wife of South Fram The Georges Valley Railroad a visit at F. L. Light's last week. ternoon Mrs. N. J. Willis addressed a larger Will soon be built they say— dedication at Belfast today are B. D. Littlefield, presence will be greatly missed from the vil Ingham, Mass., have been guests at the house Yes, the iron horse is coining— audience. Fred Coombs, John Ingraham, Samuel Porter, The fall term of school is underway, taught of Wm. H. Hodgkins the past week. Coining up our way. lage and especially in mattets connected with by Miss Della Quinn ot Appleton. Morris Berkerwitz, one of our merchants, Perhaps it won't be here this week— A. T. Snow, Dr. Eastman and Capt. Fred the welfare ol the church. The new schooner Robert McFarland, Mont We really cannot say; Hayden and wile. Mrs. W. A. Coolidge of Framingham, Mass., gomery, sailed from here Friday morning for who has been agitating a walk across Main It probably will not come Miss Minnie Black lias just been presented has returned to her home for a short stay. street for a long time, has had his ctforts Until some other day. John F. Dean of Portland, who lias been the Kennebec to load with ice for Baltimore. The sun will rise, the sun will set with a splendid gold pin as n reward for re Mr. and Mrs. William Olliff of Cochituate, crowned with success by subscriptions from Upon the lily ami the rose, visiting friends here, returned to Portland citing “The Lifeboat” at the last prize decla Mass., are spending a few weeks nt A. C. Robert Hanly Snow of New Orleans, a native But whi n that Itallroud will he here Friday. Collins’. private individuals, and he has shown a com Nobody, nobody knows. mation. The gift was purchased by Rev. of Thomaston, who has not been here for mendable perseverance which a grateful public B. D. Littlefield has a heart overflowing with Warren Applebee, Dr. E. H. Lyford, D. H. Mrs. W. E. Overlock returned to Lowell, 37 years, arrived in town a day or two since on Mass., Monday where she v. ill spend the fall will appreciate. EAST WARREN. gratitude to the man who gave him the bag of Glidden and Fred L. Carver, whose names are and winter. a visit. The members of the uniform rank, K. of P. B. W. Morse had a portion of his foot ampu vegetables. engraved on the back. It is needless to say Frank Perry and sister Emma, who have tated, the injury being from a cut received 20 Charles R. Flint, one of the presidential arrived here shortly after noon Thursday, and Rev. Mr. Bickmore, I. N. Morgan, Lewis that the young lady is more than pleased at been visiting their uncle Joel Flint, returned to appointees on the International Exposition years ago. tbeir borne in Conticook, N. II., last week. a clambake which hud been prepared was Itcv. Wilson Lermond and family are in Graves, Miss Lula Ingram, Charles Wiggin, this generous recognition of her talent. Commission, is a native of Thomaston of the opened. The sail down the bay, past Islesboro the place. The people listened to a very able Jr., Mabel Butler, Elevcth Bickmore, Misses James P. Armbrust presented the winning Mrs. Chandler of Lowell, Mass., returned to firm of Flint & Co., of New York. He is her home Monday, her sister, Mrs J. L. was continuously a pleasant one. The clam sermon trom him Wednesday evening. Hattie and Lizzie Tripp, Sadie Clay, Mrs. team, the Stonecutters, with a nice t ew but ut about 10 years of age. Savage, returning with her. bake was a success and the Knights had a In the contest Saturday in this place James Sweetland and others attended the the close of the game, Saturday. J. O. Cushing, Atwood Levensaler and Her Our church is to be entirely renovated inside most enjoyable time. between the West Camden and Thomaston campmeeting at Northport last week. Amos Glover made the largest score nt the and out and will lie an ornament to the place bert L. Linnell have purchased the Cole lot, Base Ball teams, the West Camden boys were ROCKPORT. Mrs. Emma and Miss Minnie Babb had ball game Saturday, and the “ Kelly” dressed and ail honor to the association. situated between the new road to Itocklard ictors. their carriage overturned" near Thomaston young man with the flaming red stockings Mrs. Alonzo Grotton, who has been i’l for and the old Marsh road. This lot contains 72 H. L. Shepherd's neyr house has been Jabez Haskell has returned to this, his native several months, is so fust recovering ns to ride brightened up. place, afteran absence of 24 years in California. Wednesday and both received severe bruises. made the smallest. acres and has on it a large lot of wood. ifty people have died in this immediate neigh o u t and spent the day Wednesday with Mrs. Dr. Eastman goes to Boston by steamer Ephriam Dockbam has accepted a position Nathaniel Overlook. Mrs. A. P. Gould is in Boston where she Mrs. Walter Thorndike has gone to her home borhood since his absence, including his father, in Somerville, Mass. two brothers, grandfather, uncle and aunt, and tonight on a two days business trip. us toremnn of stone-cutters ut the Joliet 1’ene- Mrs. W. E. Overlook was agreeably sur enters upon a professional dramatic career tak number of cousins. tentiary, Illinois, at a salary of #1200 a year, prised recently by a number of her friends ing purt in the new play, “ Hands Across the Thursday, Miss Ellen Miller left for Boston, WARREN. calling for a social chat and presenting her with lie left here for ills new position Friday. a hall dozen Roger’s best silver knives and Sea,” which opened the season at the Boston en route for her home in New Orleans. NORTH HOPE. Edwin Smith is in town. The wells are drying up rapidly, but the forks. Mrs. Overlook was very pleased as Museum last evening. Mrs. Gould has been Mrs. E. W. Harkness and sons left Tuesday Mrs. Will Fuller and little daughter Grace well as surprised und highly appreciates their of Camden have been visiting Mrs. D. H. Mrs. Wm. G. Robinson is in Camden, visit whiskey supply is amply sufficient. kindness. studying the drama for some time, and has for Salem, Muss., their future home. Mansfield. ing friends. unmistakable histrionic talent. Wo wish for Alfred A. Richards of Sanford, Fla., is vis Blackberries are plentiful and arc selling at '-her a successful career. Will Brown has gone to Vinalhaven to visit Hon. Archibald Linn of Hartland is rusticat seven cents a pound. Many a lady is working iting bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Rich his mother. His brother Harry, who has been ing in town. WALDO COUNTY, ^ U T H H O PE. ards. isiting friends this way, returned with him. up the boodle fur a new dress at the picking John L. Stevens made a Hying visit to New business. -itner Fogler has gone to Augusta. Bark Richard Parsons, Thorndike, is at Mrs. Lizzie Larrabee and Mrs. Emma Messrs. S. and H. B. Manley are stopping at Banks, who have been visiting their parents, York last week. Augustus Cain and John F. Clark returned PALERMO. Hong Kong, and is chartered to load for New have returned to their homes in Massachusetts. the Fiske House. York. W. F. Wight is at Morse Island, stopping from a week's vacation at Northport, Saturday. Saturday night a week ago about 12 o'clock J. W. Fogler and wife, who have been visit Mrs. Ada Brown was treated to a surprise, with Elvin Stone. Our Patriarchs Militant with friends, accom Anson Bradstreet’s buildings were destroyed ing here, left for Augusta Friday. The Rockport Collar Co. is doing a rushing one day recently in the shape of a family pic by tire and Mr. Bradstreet lost Ids life in the Mrs. Susan Vaughn ot Louisville is visiting panied by our hundsomc band, go to Belfast llames, bis remuins being iound the next day. George Hewett and wife of Saluda, Va., business. Many ot their produets go to Mas nic. About eighteen of the relatives congre her native place. have been visiting at Wm. Hewett's. sachusetts, gated at her house imd passed the day In today, to help dedicate the new Odd Fellow Frank Brudstreet lost ull of his hay and farm social reunion. S. C. Rogers recently coasted down our steep Hall. ing utensils. 'Ilie body of Anson Brndstrcet The members of the Fogler family met at Burk Addic Morrill, Andrews, now in New was found near tire big doors. the house of James Creighton in Warren, James I’. Simmons met with a severe accident hills on his bicycle, a daring feat. There was quite a wordy battle during the Thursday and held their annual reunion York, is chartered to load in Portland for recently, while on his way to Camden with Quite a number were present from this place Montevideo. limecasks. By some means he fell und the Trafton Burgess of Albany, N. Y., is on a ball game Saturday, us many as 35 orators at1 HANCOCK COUNTY. and a plcasunt time was enjoyed. load of 155 casks passed over both legs about visit to bis father, George Burgess. speuking ut onec. The road near the Hoboken school-house has ATLANTIC. SOUTH WARREN. Midway between his knees and body. He Mrs. William Smith and daughter of New Miss May Merrick has gone to Bangor to been greatly improved by blasting the ledge was carried back home, and will probably be Martin Kent is building a new house. Capt. Ed Bradford spent a few days home buryport, Muss., are at his sister's, Mrs. Austin take part in the rehearsals for the play of “ The ont of the gutter. laid up some time. Ferdinand Morse is confined to the bed by last week. The school house in District No. 6 is rapidly Kirk's. Sisters." She is the leading lady with the sickness. J. Fred Norwood has gone to Burlington, Denman Thompson Dramatic Co., which opens Ed. Flood of Merrimac viBited at E. P. Jor nearing completion. It has been thoroughly Miss Nellie Benner, who has been absent for Miss Lydia Morse returned to Yarmouth, dan's last week. Vt., where be will continue his studies at repaired and is resplendent in a coat of red at Buttgor, Sept. 5th. Miss Merrick always paint with trimmings. School will begin a year in Muss., is at her sister's, Mrs. Bert Monday. Mrs. Ida Ames of Lynn, Mass., visited at Vermont Episcopal Institute. spends her vacation here, and us she is u very W. L. Jordan's last week. sometime the first part of September to be Maxey’s. H. W. Joyce returned from Bur Harbor, Our shoe dealers, P. and A. C. Wiley, have attractive und kind-heurted young lady she has Saturday. Mrs. Ida Libby and children of Merrimac taught by Alice Hewett of South Hope who Jabez Haskell of Tacoma, W. T., after an are visiting friends in town. moved from the Merriam store into the one taught the summer term. Miss Hewett was hosts of friends in Vinalhaven, who wish her Thursday nignt the schooner Grace C. Hud- formerly occupied by Hodgman A Co. much liked, both by parents und pupils, and absence of 23 years, is on a visit to his mother, ley of Gloucester went ashore on Bunker's we predict a most profitable term. Mrs. Johu Haskell. success in her every undertaking. Ledge. NORTH HAVEN. Capt. Burgess, of the well known firm of The High School began Monday under its Schools in Dist. No. 3 commence Monday 1 he wile of Cupt. E. M. Staples was a Sta Yacht Gitana sailed Tuesday for Boston. ship brokers, Snow A Burgess, New York, with Miss Annie Tupley and Miss Hattie Tap- former instructor, Mr. Russe'l. Muny new ples and she has been married twice without Miss Mabel Snow of Hyde Park, Muss., has was in town Thursday, calling on bis business LIQUOR CASES. ley of Brooksville in charge of the Primaries, dunging her name. A rather unusual oceur- bsen visiting relatives here. scholars will he added this term. friends. Mrs. J. E. Roberts, Intermediate, Miss Hill nee. Capt. Henry Sleeper, wile and son of Union Some excitement was caused at Vinalhaven have been visiting at John Waterman's. Rev. M. G. Prescott and family spent the The old dilapidated building which was of Chelsea, Muss., the Grammar. Dist. No. 4 Business is lively at the quarry. More than yesterday by a report that several liquor eases partly burned two years ago ut the east end of 100,000 paving have been cut. Work is Work on Dr. Weld's cottage is progressing week ut Northport camp-meeting. Mr. Pres were to be tried before Trial Justice Kittredge. schools commence Munday with Miss Jennie to be resumed on the quarry ut the North-end. finely under the direction of Fred Morse. cott’s eldest sou Morris bus just entered on his At four p. in. Court opened and G. E. Ladd the bridge lias been torn down and moved Batson of Dennysville in the Grammar school, A new company has been organized and a new Mrs. Maggie Salisbury returned to her home was charged with a single sale of liquor to away. wharf will he built. studies at M. E. Conf. Seminary, Bucksport. din W. Brown, the offence having been cora- Miss Nettle Adams of Lincolnville, Inter in Boston, Friday, accompanied by Mrs. F. II. The foundation walls of the Soldiers Monu Mrs. Charlotte Bridges of Sedgwick, for Smith, who will visit there. Miss Idella Burgess left Wednesday on itied lust Friday. Abundant evidence was mediate, Miss Rose McKinnon of Castine in offered and the defendant was fined #50 and ment are laid. The ground is being graded the Primary. The 4th District teachers are the ! merly of this place, is 84 years of age, has per The guests at one of the supper tables in the steamer Lucy P. Miller for Whitestone, N. Y. fect bearing, can see to read the finest print lists, and 30 days in jail, the latter portion of and thus far much improvement has been same us last term, and are highly spoken of by dining room at Hotel Mullin, Monday even From that piaee she goes to South Hadley, the sentence being continued during defendant's aithout glusses, and the rest of her lueulties ing, represented about #20,000,000. Our little good behavior. The same defendant was then made in the surrounding roadsides. the 8. 8. Committee and agent. are apparently as good as ever. She can do hotel will be beautifully decorated with Bowers Mass., to resume her studies at Mt. Holyoke her housework and often walks a mile aud a Seminary. fined #100 and costs under a search and George Brown of this place, who has been in half to visit her brother. on the evening of August 31st, it being the seizure wurrunt sworn out and served by Dep- Wm. F. Teague, Alton Spear, A. M. Wether- birthday of our hostess, Mrs. Mullin, and two A cablegram from Capt. E. T. Auisbury of ty Sheriff Gray and Constable Calder wood, bee and son rode down to Friendship and then the court-house ceils awaiting trial for stealing of her guests Mrs. Charles Kune Cobh and paving, nearly escaped from that delicate Miss Elcy Wheelwright of Boston. We miss ship Jennie Harkness states that she had been the officers finding two quarts of whiskey con with Capt. Thompson, E. Stone, und W. F. LINCOLN COUNTY. the birds which have flown from the vine-clad afire, but the fire was extinguished with slight cealed under the barn floor, near defendant's Wight took a sail lor the old fort ut Pemuquid, structure last week by filing off the burs of bis residence. eeii window. He has now changed his hoard arbor at the entrance to the hotel, four differ damage. The Harkness is at Manila loading Stephen A. Colson was then charged with stopping ut New Harbor uud riding across, EAST WALDOBORO. ent species having built their nests and reared the sale of a bottle of whiskey to John W. where they passed the time looking at the place, ing place to Wiscasset. there this season. sugar for New York. A drunken ull'ray occurred here Friday night. Brown. The evidence was conclusive and visiting the building in which muny relies are John F. Clark, who is a base-ballist and a I here was udunceut Reever’s Hall uud fellows OWL’S HEAD. Colson was lined #50 and costs. A case of on exhibition which have been found there, nice young fellow, left Monday morning for irenii out oi the place came to the dauee under THE RACQUET. search and seizure fell through owing to the ihe influence of had rum aud insisted on danc A- C. Hinds of Benton has commenced work A tennis contest was held on the Y. M. C. A. very small quantity found und a boarder swore and are explained by the pleusant manager, J. Barre, Vt., where be has secured a job at stone- ing. While being put out of the hall Mr. on a new cottage at Hcndriikson’s Point. M r. ruuuds, Saturday, H. C. Phinney and W. B. that he placed the bottles io the place where 11. Cartluud, and ull questions answered with culling tor the coming winter. Before leaving lleever was badly cut with a knife. Daniel Hendrickson has a house there, C. K. Mathews lyler of Thomaston defeating Fred Simonton they were found secreted by the officers. politeness. They all regretted that their stay he was presented with a very pretty watch Simmons. Alvin Creamer aud Edward Gross of Waterville a fine new cottage while Capt. A. and Walter Spear of thia city by the following Moses Claytor paid #50 and costs on a sin wereariested for the assault uud put under E. Adams of Massachusetts and L. H. l.uut score : 0-0, 64, 6-4, 0-3. gle sale of u hottie of brandy to John W. could not have been longer, as they returned charm from the club with which he has been bonds for their appearunce at the October term ot Window have summer homes there. Phinney beat Spear at singles, 0.4. Brown. that night. associated. I of court. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1889. WESLEYAN GROVE. BELFAST BITS. THE MEADOWS. Belfast is a pretty little city notwithstanding The marriage of Miss Inez A. Thomas to Sch. Caroline Gray, Rowe, arrived in port Methodists Have a Week of Beautiful its ups and downs, it is a city of many hand K. F. Parleo of Lowell, Mass., is a hit of Saturday. H. GALLERT’S. Weather at Northport. some residences and pretty girls. interesting news to the community---- Manv Seb. Edwin la on the North Marine Railway of the Grangers will go to Union the 10th to overhauling. Belfast is well satisfied with its water supply, hear Col. Brigham of Ohio. All farmers arc Sch. J. B. Holden aid from Portsmouth 29th Eloquent Sermons, Instructive Lectures and all have a good word for Superintendent I). invited. If thev go they will learn something u it. for Fernandina. N. Bird, a Rockland man. that will lie of great advantage to them---- and Large Attendance. » * * « Gilbert Robbins of Boston and Ira Walsh of WE ARE OFFERING Sch. Carrie C. Miles arrived at Richmond Lynn are visiting relatives hereabout---- Mrs. the 28th from Rockland. Fine weather favored the annual Northport Belfast has excellent hotel accommodations. enmpmectlng which began Monday with a The new Crosby Inn i9 running full, and the A. P. Brown of Vermont, Inspirational speaker, Ship Manuel I.lagtino. Smalley, for New sermon by Rev. W. T. Jewell of South Orrlng- Windsor, which inis been newly furnished and held a meeting at Bird's Corner, Friday even York was nt Hiogo July 31. ton and closed Friday with a discourse by rejuvenated, is using outside rooms to accom ing and one at South Camden, Sunday. Sch. Addle E. Snow, Whitman, arrived at Rev. Dr. Hunt of Gardiner. The sermons modate its patronage. Wilmington, N. C. the 29th nit. were of great power and excellence, the follow Y. M. C. A Barque Levanter. Gerry, sailed from Pensa ing delivering discourses ; Rev. Messrs. Jewell Hart Woodcock, Bclfrst’s well-known artist, STARTLING BARGAINS cola the 24th uIt. for Buenos Ayres. Hnd O. H. Fcrnald of Bucksport; N. T. Whit is spending the summer on his Searsmont farm. Sch. Corvo, Kennedy, put Into Edgartown aker of Portland, J. M. Frost of Portland, He garnered eight tons of hay and 200 bushels Tho state convention will be held In Water 24th ult., with cargo of lime on tiro. W. F. Berry of Farmington, M. O. Prescott of of oats this season. His taters are rusting ville, Oct. 17-20... .A new assistant secretary Rockport, S. B. Sweetserof Eddington, W. W. badly, but his paint brush has no chance to for tiic building Is now included among the list Ship 8t. Paul. Williams, arrived at San Ogier of Randolph, A. Gould, West Hampden rust. of wants.. . .General Secretary Garland and II. Francisco the 24th ult. from New York. and F. C. Rogers of Bangor, C. S. Cummings Anson Crie returned last week from North Ship Joseph U. Thomas, I.ermond, for New of Rockland and Rev. Dr. Parkhurst ot Bos George Oillchrest, at the Cottrell shipyard, Lubec, where they have been attending the York was nt Sun Francisco the 22d ult. ton, editor of Zion’s Advocate, whose two has a second vessel In frame. The owners summer encampment of the Young Men's Sell. M. K. Rawiey, Rawlev, sld from Bruns sermons were especially powerful nnd schol originally intended building a barkentine, but Christian Associations of New England. They wick, Oa., the 29tli ult. for Providence. arly. report n tip-top time. Mr. Garland has been are now talking of a schooner. Capt. W. B. elected n member of the executive commute Sch. 1). D. Haskell, Haskell, sailed the 29th THE ATTHNDANCE Hooper of this city, now in barkentine Wm. for tbe coming year. LINEN from tills port for Baltimore with Bangor ice. Has been tbo largest for years, 5090 people II. Dietz, will command her. The new schooner Sell. Cassie Jameson, Collins, sailed Satur being on the grounds Thursday. Thursday Alico Pecker is being rigged by John Longley day for Norfolk, Va., loaded with Ice from afternoon while Dr. Parkhurst preached front and crew ot Rockland, Bangor. the stHnd, Rev. Norman La Marsh of Sears Sch. Gov. Ames, Davis, for Baltimore, wns port held an overflow meeting at Ruggles Belfast people are deeply interested In the LATEST STYLE HOUSEKEEPING nt Buenos Ayres the 23d ult, had finished dis Park, assisted by Revs. Goo. D. Lindsey of future of Islesboroand clulm Hint it is destined charging and would soon he rcudy to sail. Bangor, II. E. Froho'k of Bar Harbor and to tie the great summer resort of Maine. Here M. G. Prescott of Rockport. This meeting desire Is father to the prophecy, for Isiesboro Schs. Helen, Sliver Heels, James A. Brown, was largely attended und several conversions gives Belfast some of her best trade. But Janies Young, Charlie St Willie, S. J. Lindsey, resulted. At the altar service Thursday nftcr- Isleslioro is a beautiful place, nnd when men Mary Doane and N. P. Walker,arrived nt New noon 100 seekers went forward to the altar. GOODS! York.the 29th. like J. Murray Ilowc take it in hand there is A NEW FEATURE, something more tangible than wind u-stirring. Dress Goods! Sch. Flora Rogers, Rogers, at Boston from Brunswick, On., icports was run into on Nan And a very sensible, practical and profitable tucket Shoals by Hr. sch. Glen, of St. John, one wns the normal instruction department by The Uniformed Rank, K. of I’., lield their N. B„ carrying away jlbhoom anu hend gear, Revs. W. F. Berry of Farmington nnd J. M. “ field day" here last week, nnd the city lias Selected from the very best Imported Frost of Portland, devoted to the care nnd been full of waving plumes, glittering scab Bath and Linen Towels at 5c. and sustained other slight damngc. education of children, Illustrated by black bards, red stripes nnd yellow shoulder straps. Seh. Tecumseh, of Taunton, Mass., reported board exercises. This feature was the result Fort Point and other points of interest were Stocks are now being displayed at in the Boston papers ns having cleared from o( the labors of Rev. George D. Lindsey of visited, clams and other fruit indulged in and a All Linen Huck Towels, intended to Portland the 27th ult., for Baltimore, has not Bangor, who liad charge of the meetings. Mr. red-hot time generally reported. With them our store and UNDER A LIGHT yet finished discharging her cargo of coal, and Lindsey is an enthusiastic Chautatiquan, nnd was the Lewiston Hand, n big and finely play will probably not be ready to sail for Baltimore next year there will be a Chautatiquan encamp ing organization. Wednesday evening they gave THAT MAKES SHOPPING A sell at SI.50 per doz., at 10c each for several days. ment at Northport in connection with eamp a band concert in front of Crosby Inn, playing Seh. Commonwealth, Kenney, while on her meeting, a committee having been appointed several difficult overtures, “ William Tell,’’ REAL PLEASURE. We call at wav to Boston Flats, Inst week, after having to take the mntter in hand. “Zampn” and tbe like in an artistic manner. Extra large size plain Linen or Huck discharged cargo of lime, collided with nil PASTOltS PRESENT. • • * • tention to our line of English sleamer and sustained injuries to her Belfast’s Odtl Fellows dedicate their elegant Towels at 12 l-2c. mainsail and chain plates. These were re The following clegymen participated in the new block today with the assistance of out paired and she is nt present on her way home. services: W. T. Jewell, So. Orrington, S. side guests. The new block occupies the site Cupt. Ira Ellems went to Boston to see to her. H. Beale, Camden, O. D. Lindsey, Bangor, 1 lot all Linen Fringed Bordered O. 11. Fernald, Bucksport, O. B. Chadwick, of tbe old Amerieun House, is of oriek, with L im k s t k iis .— John D. Grillin, Nash, sailed Belfast, V. P. Wardweil, Camden, I. H. W. two elegant stores on the ground floor, offices for New York, Saturday----Kailialena, John Wharir, Thomaston, A. A. Lewis, Brewer, on the second and the richly furnished, com Damask Towels at 12 l-2c each; son, sailed Tuesday for New York from l''nr- E. II. Boynton, Machias, G. II. Palmer, modious and wisely planned home of the vari 60c rnnd ft Spear----Allie Oakes, Merriam, sailed Augusta, N T. Whittaker, S. M. Frost, Port ous three-link organizations above. worth 20c. Snturduy for New York from Guy ----- Susan, The arrangement of these rooms we have Hall, loaded Saturday for New York from land, W. F. Berry, Farmington, H. E. Fro- J F GREGORY liefore described. The main hall is a very ■ * * tSa S O I X T Rankin----Ida Hudson, Collins, sailed Thurs hoek, Bar Harbor, M. G. Prescott, Rockport, beautiful room. The ceiling and tipper portion day for Boston from Gurdy... .Addie WAsels, 8. B. Sweetser, Eddington, W W. Ogier, of the walls are in water colors, the dados, five Extra large size Crape Towels at Maddocks, sailed for New Yoi'k Friday from Randolph, J. D. Payson, Union, A. Gould, feet from the base, and the wood work are in Gurdy....Sam Weller, Harris, sailed for New W. Hampden, D. H. Sawyer, Hampden, J. H. oil. The centre piece might be called a canopy. Dress Goods! 15c each. York Tuesday from Perry Bros.... Mary Beale, Appleton, F. C. Rogers, Bangor, 11. L. The main color of the centre ceiling is a grey Brewer, Brewer, sailed for New York last week Nanton. IJecr Isle, B. S. Arey, Orrington, blue. The pnnels are irregular, and in color from Perry Bros...... Wide Awake, Maker, C. S. Cummings, Rockland, George Palmer, are an imitation of figure gold. An imitation in lovely Plain Shades, Clan Plaids, The best all Linen Damask Towel, sailed Thursday for New York from Almon Northport, W. F. Maflit, Kingman, W. S. moulding runs around tbe top of tbe cove with B ird... .Annie Holton, Gilchrest, sailed the Crawford, Wiscasset, E. M. Fowler, Sears- a heavy wooden moulding at tbe bottom. Be Striking Stripes and Modest Side * xtra size, fringed border, at 25c ; 29th tilt, for New York lime-laden....John P mont, II. W. Norton, Winterport, J. T. Moore, tween the two, in the cove, the decorations are Kelsey, Rhodes, and Quivet, McDonald, sailed E. Bucksport, Dr. Hunt, Gardiner. drapery in style, beautifully figured in gold Saturday for New York lime-laden. Trustees were elected ns follows : H.B. Dun tint. The main walls are terra cotta, the dado Bands—they are Quick Sellers so you worth 37 l-2c. bar,N. E. Bragg, James M. Swett.W. F. Hrann and wood work dark terra cotta. On the rear of Bangor, Leunder Martin of Rockland, M. C. wall, and on either side of the Past Grand's must buy early. SHIPBUILDING. Hill of Northport. Mr. Dunbar was elected presi dent, D. II. Sawyer of Hampden, secretary and station, are two oil paintings by Percy A. San Fancy Turkish Towels at 15c, 20c, N. E. Bragg treasurer. Mr. Hill is superinten born of Belfast representing llebekali at the MAIN STREET, Hon. T. J. Southard, of Richmond, will dent ol the grounds and attends to his duties in Well and the Good Samaritan scene, embleinnt- 25c each. soon build a four-masted schooner of 1250 tons, a systematic, painstaking way that is highly ieai of the order. These pictures nre on can DRESS TRIMMINGS at Bath. commendable. vas, two-thirds life size, and rank nmong the At Belfast, in addition to the three-masted At the business meeting of the association best work of Mr. Sanborn. The pictures nre 25 dozen fringed Linen Napkins a schooner building in the Cottrell yurd by Mr. resolutions of respect to the memory of the cemented to the wall, surrounded by u wooden Silks in Stripes, Moires, Chinas, Gilchrest, he has a contract for a four-masted late Hon. Hiram Ruggles of Bangor were moulding nnd a painted frame. On either side 50c per dozen ; worth 75c. schooner of 1090 tons, and is negotiating with passed. Mr. Ruggles, more than anyone else, of Hie Vice Grand’s chair are banner enses set assurance of success, tor a seeonil four-master. wns instrumental in Hie buying of these into tbe blind partition wall with glass fronts. Surahs, Failles and Cashmere Effects. Other builders are also making figures on new grounds, for the purpose for which by nature The silk banners of Waldo Lodge and Canton 10 dozen Linen Damask Napkins at vessels. Pallas hang in these, making linndsomo orna Also Velvets, Plushes, Passemente they are so well adapted, he making the first ments. A frame is also painted about them. The new vessel in the yard of Carleton, purchase here 40 years ago. 75c per dozen ; worth SI. Norwood & Co., Rockport, is neaily ready for Opposite on the Noble Grand’s end of tbe hall ries, Persian Bands,Fringes, Girdles, launching. She is 337 tons gross.' After she SLIGHTLY HISTORICAL. are two panels to correspond with the banner Great Bargains is launched work will commence at once on a The first campraeeting nt Northport was eases. In these panels are painted imitation bark of 2,000 tons, the frame of which is now held in 1819. Hiram Ruggles of Bangor was banners each containing an emblem of tbe En Etc. Turkey Red or white Linen Table in the yard. the pioneer and 23 acres of lund were bought. campment and Canton. The fancy figure work Other purchases were made, until now the cannot well lie described, but taken as a whole Cloth at 25c per yd. society has about 00 ueres of grove fenced in tbe effect is very line. Carleton of New York, Liberal Discount to Dressmakers! and controlled. On these acres arc nearly 150 formerly of Rockport, wus Ihe artist. GALLANT CREW. buildings of a permanent nature, many of them highly ornamental and elaborate. There THE MAINE STATE FAIR. New imported Table Cloth, red and are 23 society cottages. The White Head Life Saving Crew, Capt. white figured at 45c yd. Freeman Shea, went on duty Saturday even LOOKING AHEAD. Arrangements are ail completed for the an SI/VIOflTOfl'S. ing, and is made up of Herbert Elwell," Forest Some years ago the Waverly house, the only Snow, Alonzo Maker, James Kinney, Charles nual State Fair at Lewiston, Sept. 10-13, and as hotel on the grounds, was burned and since in former years it will undoubtedly be tbe Barnsly Crashes in good width 8c yd. Shea, Leland Mann. then a restaurant and store on the grounds greatest, most complete and successful exhibi It is u fine crew, and one well fitted io brave with lodgings in private cottages have served the dangers of stormy White Head. tion ever held in tbe State. Only one thing to care for the multitude. But the evident can prevent such a result, and that is the Crochet Quilts 11-4 at 65c and 85c. need of a public bouse has become so emphatic weather. The exhibition in all the various de ALONG SHORE. that a movement is now on foot to organize a partments ure all ready, the people are ready to stock company to build an #8000 hotel, which come, and a week of fair weather will crown For Fall and Winter Wear. will probably lie erected by another season. the occasion with financial success and fully CURTAINS. The shore from Rockland to Bangor is lined It will probably be located on the site ot the satisfy the many thousands of our citizens who with buoys and course marks, erected by Capt. burned hotel. will crowd Its park and halls. We have the best line of Ingraham of the Penobscot. The government Another significant and encouraging sign Is 500 Window Shades in beautiful {g^^C oine and see them.J at his solicitation has had a buoy put on the formation of the Northport Campground YE EDUCATORS. Brewster's Rock oif Warrenton. Improvement Society with the following otlieers : President, Joseph L. Smith of Old patterns of Flock and Glass Dado, town ; Vice President, W. B. Whales of Hamp F. B. Miller of Waldoboro, chairman of the OLD ACQUAINTANCE. den; Secretary und Treasurer, M. C. Illll executive committee of the West Washington all ready to put up, at CORSETS! Norttiport, Advisory Committee, J. I„ Smith, County Educational Association, has issued a 11. 11. Andrews of Bangor. L. T. Boothby of call for the association to meet in Machias on J. F. GREGORY & SON, The Annual Gatherings of Relatives and Waterville, M. C. Hill, Oscar Hills and J. Tuesday and Wednesday, September 24th and Friends. Emery, Leander Martin, lloekland, S. C. Hig 25th. Supervisor Levi Turner, Jr., will give a In this city, such as gins, Costigan, W. W. Rice of Wollaston, lecture on Tuesday evening, Subject; “ Free Wednesday a company of sixty, comprising Muss. This Com. were given general powers Text Books.” 50c the Benners by name and near relatives, sat to complete the organization, appoint sub-com Dr. Ball’s Corsets, 421 Main Street, down to a bountiful collation in Slarrett's mittees for specific purposes and to do all W . S. R. C. Grove, No. Warren, and after satisfying the things necessary for the organization. Also 500 Plain Holland ditto at 35c. inner man gathered around the organ to listen Dr. Strong’s Corsets, to the program of the day, which consisted of FLYINO LEAVES. _ full attendance at Edwin Libby Relief Shades made to measure and put up the reading of the minutes of last year, singing The best of order prevailed, Corps meeting is requested for next Thursday FOOT OF LIMEROCK ST. sn l remarks by several of the gentlemen pres llev. A. A. Lewis of Brewer led the singing. evening. ______Sec. and warranted to run perfectly. Dr. Warner’s Corsets, ent. Great Interest was manifested and although The lirst purchase of land in 1810 was of 23 the attendance was not as large as it should havo ueres, the lot on which the stand is located, IMPROVEMENTS. been the meeting was pronounced by all pres costing #200. ent a very enjoyable one. After the program The residence of G. Howe Wiggin, Lime- Dr. Thomson’s Corsets, the following ollieers were elected for the ensu The pulpit and stand were prettily decorated rock street, has been oiled and painted while ing year: L. W. Benner, President; Geo. G, with evergreen, while there were many beauti various other improvements have been mude SIMONTON BROS. Benner, Charles II. Benner, Joseph Benner, ful bouquets of flowers. around the premises.. . -W. S. D. Healey's Madame Foy’s Corsets, Vice Presidents; Charles A. Benner, Seerelarv The Rockland, Union and South Thomaston house, corner Masonic and Broadway, has been and Treasurer; Com. on arrangements, Joseph cottages were occupied. The lloekland cottage painted in colors....Capt. M. K. Willey’s E. Benner, Chas Eugley, Capt II. E. Law was built ubout 10 years ugo. bouse, I.imeroek street, lias been repaired---- Madame Warren’s Corsets. rence ; Coin, on Obituary, M rs. E . T. Benner; Several of our Itoeklund people made tbeir B. B. Bean has improved his premises by a Coin, on MuBie, Mrs. W. B. Gardner, Miss headquarters at tbu Laurel House, J. M. Small handsome iron fence. Alice A. Benner; Com. on Tables, Mrs. C. 11. landlord, and report the best of treatment, Benner, Miss Mary E. Benner, Mrs. E. T.Ben- good food und a very nice time. ner and Mrs. E. L. Benner. • WE OFFER AT A. A vote of thunks was extended to Mr. Gzro The corporate name of the association is tbe KID GLOVES! “Northport Wesleyan Campmeeting Associa Custner, the choir and the owners of the tion, ”anl embraces three M. E. districts, tbe FALL GOODS! grove. A collection was tuken to defray ....Having just taken the Agency of.... the expenset and the umount of #9.01 was lloekland, Bucksport and llungor. Our Fall Stock is coining in every fjEDUCfiOfJ ifi P rices! given which gave a surplus for the treasury of day now, ami we are ubout #0, This reunion was immortalized by having a picture taken ot those present and BAT AND BALL. PING’S & PINNER’S the handsomest man, L. W. Benner, was Cu tt' ^ P rices! 1 lot of Corsets at 50c ; former price photographed separately as was also the homeliest man, the husband of the lady who Tbe fatuous Baugors were here Tuesday and ON OLD STOCK, 75c. declared that L. W. Benner was the be. ufter a sort of go-as-you-please game downed looking Benner sbe ever saw. These two our boys by a score ol 18 to 13. The game though not up to the average of good playing We have a new stock of the Latest “CHARMANT" pictures will be put on sale us the handsomest Fall stylo 1 lot English Sateen Corsets, old and homliest men of the day, respectively. was at times exciting. The Baugors butted Alter many pleasant jukes und handshakes quite beavily and the bits were bunched. A the assembly broke up to meet next year at two-base bit by Blackington in the fourth in gold color,at 75c ; former price 81. Nobleboro. ning, when there were three men ou bases, created immense enthusiasm, lluby, who MAXUY FAMILY Ready to show our customers,from pitched first for Bangor, was (oreed to retire Boston and New York. LOCK-STITCH KID GLOVES! Dr. Strong’s quick detachable Corset The Maxey family will hold a reunion and giving place to Martls who pitched aline game picnic ou the farm of Win. H. Maxey, Warren, us did blaekington. at 81 ; former price 81.25. Wednesday, Sept. 11. All of the connections Leon H. Jones of this eily has been appoint ...... We have a few dozens...... We feel confident that we have the are invited. If stormy the first fair day. ed manager of the M. S. C. hull nine for 1890. THE COPELANDS, Wednesday the lloeklunds take a trip to very best to be had. A trial of our Tbe 13th annual gathering of the Copelands Squirrel Island, where they are to cross bats Fancy Shirts! was held in Warren, at the home of Levi with the Bath nine. There will be un excur G ^ W e carry constantly the lines 11 Nelntyer, Thursduy the 15th. The report sion from this city, which willailord a fine op A T 3 5 c . showed that 22 have died since the lirst portunity for ail who wish to witness this line of Rope Silk, Embroidery Twist, reunion in 1870. Divine blessing was in A Iso Un laundered voked by Rev. Wilson Lermoud of Brooks gaw - 75 Cent Kid Glove! ville. After dinner tbe Doxology was sung The Maine Slate College team plays here Wash Etching Silk, Knitting Silk, under the musical director, Professor L. P. Saturday. This will be a particularly inter Open From W bite Shirts Mayo of Waterville, Prayer was offered by esting game as two of Rockland’s representa Will convince the wearer that it is Sewing Silk, Etc. Rev. Win. Copeland of Albion. Tbe follow tives, Blaekington and Bird, occupy promi A T 7 5 c . nent positions on the nine. ing oificers were chosen: President, Levi equal to any Dollar Kid in town. Mclutyre: Vite, L. K. Morse, Mrs. E. Hyler is now a regular member of the Rock Our line of Fall and WiuU-r Copeland; Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. land nine. Be will cover third bag. K. Wentworth. Capt. L. K. Morse gave { ^O rd ers taken and promptly filled some interesting talk as he had spent the The Portlands played here yesterday, defeat H. GALLERT, winter in California. A letter received from ing our boys in un even but poorly played UNDERWEAR! for Special Colors and Lengths. Mrs. Chloe Morse of California, formerly game, 9 to 7. Hilton pitched a good game for from Warren, came too late to be read at our home teum, only live hits being mude otf btock too large to enumerate. reunion, saying she so much wished to be at him. The Portlands showed up finely, espec 384 Main Street, the gathering. “Tell old friends 1 send re ially at third base, first base and short stop. gards, and to bold ihe fort.” A poem com The Portlands play here again to-day pre posed und read by John Copeland was very senting their strongest team. Gray pitches for 0.E.BLACKING-T0N. Siftof/fOf/ B^os. entertaining. our hoys. Opposite Thorndike Hotel. v 3 THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1889. OUTLOOK. SIGNIFICANT GREAT BARGAINS! The rebellion in Hawaii was subdued Youth'* Companion. ....AT THE.... SMITH’S MUSIC STORE Something About a South American by employing a base-ball pitcher to In April, 1789.the first ruler of this City pitch dynamite bombs into the ranks of nation was inaugurated On that day THE STANDARD MAKERS the rebels. The government won in a history records that churches through out the country were opened for divine Boston Variety Store | siDgle inning. Which Has Had and Is Having a * * * service and Washington himself attend ed such service as preliminary to taking Remarkable Growth. Last year the Argentine Republic the oath of o Dice. , shipped 445,000 tons of corn to Europe In the same year France also became CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE | > i a n o W t e s & O r g a n s A City Which is Muddier than Rockland This year it will send 2,500,000 tons a republic, in flame ami blood. After The government is at present assisting the nobles and kings had been swept 1 J 1 | i | i i ' Formerly Was. away, the maddened populace cried out. Water Sets, with Six Glasses, J I Capt. A. A. Duncan of schooner Ja mes immigration. It pays the passages of “ A bus le Dieu!”—“ Down with God!’ all immigrants from the coast to their Boyce, Jr., writes an interesting letter from Christianity was formally renounccd|and F R O M 5Oc TO $2 .0 0 . Are always in stock. Wc furnish not only Rosario, South America, from which we make destination in the interior. a vile woman was set up for public wor the following extracts. Many of our Rockland ship as the goddess of reason. 4 Piece Sets From 25 Cents Up. Each nation celebrates this year tho captains sail to Rosario : Seventy-six species of golden rod Call and examine our line before buying *-l«ewhere. First Class Musical Instruments ‘We arrived at Buenos Avers on the 2nd ot centenary of the great constitutional We have a line line of Ladies’ and Gents’ SPECIAL DRIVES (solidago) are described in Prof. Gray's movement. Here,as a 100 years ago,reli But we give customers EXTRA BARGAINS June and at Rosario the 16th, and have onr eith er for deck load off and have broken Into the hold, North American Flora. The geographi gious services have been held in every HOSE, NECKTIES, HANDKERC’FS and hope try the 15th inst. (July) to be all dis cal area of distribution extends from city and village, sects of many different FOR THIS WEEK. names giving thanks to the same heav FANCY GOODS AND TOYS. Cash or on the Installment Plan I Choice St. Louis Flour...... $5.75 charged,and then expect we shall load for Bos Labrador and Hudson's Bay to Florida “ Corn per bag...... 1.00 enly Father. ton. I send with this a consular report and Mexico, and from the Atlantic to Jewelry, Clocks, Silver Ware, INSTRUMENTS WARRANTED. •• Cracked Corn, p er b ag ...... 1.00 The population has increased to over of the, resources of the country, and the Pacific. Every state has one or $60,000,000 and stretches from sea to sea, “ Meal, p er b ag ...... 100 present condition of affairs. You will see OPTICAL GOODS, Fine F eed, p er 100 lbs...... L12M many species. a vast belt of fertile farms, of happy" that this country is eoing ahead very fast. .And a large stock of New and Second Jland I ALBERT SMITH. 3 cans Pens...... 25 homes, thrivin g villages and splendid To illustrate the fact this city has grown to be Watclie-, nt prices lower than ever before. Parties 3 “ Tom atoes...... The New York Press has made a can cities, guarded only by an arm y of 28,- in want of n good time piepe will save money by about four times tho size it was 15 years ago 000 men. Such a spectacle of prosperous uh 3 ’• Sugar Corn, Maine packed...... 25 vass of the preference of governors of corning to . W e exchange, pell or buy. 3 “ String Beans, “ ...... when I was here last. Property has advanced partnership of men of all nations the DON’T FORGET THE PLACE. 3 •' Clam s, “ ...... with a tremendous boom and is still advancing. the stntes as to tho site of tho world's world has never before looked upon. No 3 “ Apples, •• ...... The place where we arc discharging was bought fair in 1892. Answers have been re reasonable man can doubt that this pros 2 “ Best Y ellow Peach...... tor about S?5,000 about eight years ago, I believe, ceived from 32 of them, and they are perity is largely due to the freedom BOSTON VARIETY STORE BOSTON DENTISTS, 2 11 Best Bartlett Pears...... given to every citizen to serve God ac and the owner has refused $100,000 for the emphatic th.»t it should be in the east in 322 MAIN STREET, 2 good Brooms...... 25 same. Railroads are being built, and city and cording to his own conscience, and to 2 “ P ails...... stead of the west, the vote being 21 to 11 the recognition of him by the whole na Next Door to E. B. Hastings, Rockland. 5 lbs. good Coffee...... 1.00 general government improvements are the order of the day. But it will take some time in that respect. Governor Burleigh of tion.