69. VOLUME BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1897. NUMBER 46.

The has abolished them SERIOUS SHOOTING games. league AFFAIR. and subsequently in the U. S. navy. About a Meeting of Waldo Grange. News of the PERSONAL. and without on County Oranges. THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL. itself, deep regret any- he came to Belfast and work- Hrs. Kittie F. year ago again body' s part.Gov. Culbertson of Texas Leavitt Receives Four Waldo Pomona met No- ed awhile for Mr. soon County Grange Dunbar. He got a Hillside East held Fred Mclteeu has given notice that after November loth Bullets From Edmund Elliot’s vember 9th with Sunrise Winter- Grange, Thorndike, returned Nov. l.'ith from BLISHED EVERY TH I'KSDAY MORNING BY THE Re- as treer in & Co.’s Grange, the fever in- position Critchett, Sibley the first in their new hall Wednes- Boston. quarantine against yellow The was and 10 meeting volver. shoe which he last port. morning cloudy by fected cities in the Southern States will be factory, position gave up Nov. 10th. A number o’clock a rain set in and continued day evening, large Charles French went to Boston Nov raised.The has The in Belfast Monday, saying he was away. He is drizzly 15th, Journal Pub. Co. Ilaytien government community ,was startled going were were conferred Republican all The attendance was but not present. Degrees up- for a short visit. concluded a loan for in New noon a a medium sized of dark day. fair, $4,000,000 Thursday by report that a woman man, complexion, on four new members. e Journal is THE PAPER for Maine Seafar- York.The of the Fowler as good as though the weather had been William Hill of assignee Cycle had been shot and her assailant and for a few years past has been consider- Rockland was in Belfast arrested. Knox ing People.” company of re- pleasant. Sunrise Grange hall is prettily Sunlight Grange, Centre, is in a Nov. Kith on business. Manufacturing Chicago The affair occurred in a ably bent with rheumatism. His two-storied bouse on acquaint condition. It ports that the concern has assets of $223,- finished. The walls are papered and on this flourishing meets every Sat- Cross street ances say be is not but is Miss Leila McDouald of is a 737 and liabilities of dis- kept by John J. Mellen as a quarrelsome pecu- at Bangor guest irirest Circulation in City and County $211,047.A occasion were trimmed with urday 7 30 p. m. with a good attendance house. The liar in his He takes offense they tastily of Mrs. J. E, Cottrell. to the London Chronicle from lodging victim was Mrs. Kittie disposition. a patch Daily The officers' stations were and good program for each meeting. Some and but it manifests evergreens. lady Si BscKirriON 11-rms. In advance,$2.00a year; Havana summarizes statements Gens. F. Leavitt and her assailant Edmund Elliot. easily unexpectedly, Miss Enna A. Cottrell left by decorated with fruit and flowers. In front of the members have moved away, but it is Nov. 13th to lor six months; 50 cents for three months. Maximo and itself in surliness rather than in Gomez, Aranguren, Arango The story of the crime is as follows: quarrel- their will spend the winter in Boston. i>\ ertising Terms. For one square, one inch of the stands was a of cereals and hoped places be filled by new the late Adolfo all the some outbreaks. He is about 40 old. display .-ugih in column. 7f> cents for one week, and Castillo, opposing As people were returning to their work years members. that in would be a credit S. A. Parker was in Boston a few the •fias for each subsequent insertion. acceptance of anything short of indepen- Mrs. Leavitt is about ,‘55 old and is vegetables quality days and business after those on Cross years and that would dinner, to any State fair. A cross was made ar- The 23d of the first of the week on business. dence, declaring autonomy in health from She is a by anniversary organization street heard several shots from a revolver in poor consumption. not be worth the it was written on. the curtain across the at of Harvest Moon contents of To-l)a\’s Journal. paper sister of W. of ranging stage pillar Grange, Thorndike, was Frank B. Mathews went to Nov. J. J. Melleu’s house. Iu a few George Patterson, proprietor Boston, The same confirms the lodging seconds the front of the and on it were the observed its at correspondent the Commonwealth Hotel in this and stage, by members Hannon’s hall 12th, on business for a few was a woman came from city, days. PAGE 1. report that general Castillo betrayed running the house and Pomona.” Nov. 13th. The wife of Charles M. clerk of same words, Welcome, sisters furnished a most r w Leavitt, the H. P. of the Week..About Chaplain Lozier by a false friend to the JSpania ids, ho staggered across the street, and was Farrow, Esq., Belmont went to falling The meeting was called to order at 10 sumptuous to which the brothers sh« >«*ting Affair Good Templars.. Meef- a to lie in establishment. Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt lived dinner, sent portion of the civil guard near the sidewalk in front of Mr. Kennebunk Nov. 15th on business. Wabio County Grange Concerning Local Mellon’s o’clock by the County Master. The officers did In the wait for him and shoot him as he was here in childhood, and awhile after their ample justice. afternoon the v .The Belfast Schools.. Morrill Hood restaurant, Miss of formerly Riggs’ bakery, when present were Master, Overseer, Treasurer, was called to Esther.Mills Dennvsville is visit- v-\v«, ,.f the Granges A China Wed- leaving the supposed friend's house. marriage. They lived awhile in ; Grange order by Past Master W. C. who was Gloucester, her I’ersoiial.. transfers in Real Restate. Coombs, passing on his way Ceres and Pomona. The pro tern V. N. ing brother, Rev. Geo. S. Mills. Miss Agnes Slack, general secretary of the and returned here with Mr Patter- Secretary, Higgins, and after the opening cere- to the shoe said he Mass., W C. T. I', who lias been spending the factory, heard four or officers were A. A. Ginn, chaplain; W. H. mony we listened to fine recitations Mrs. B. S. of left Nov. PAGE 2. son last year. They have one daughter, ; by Sis- Staples Citypoint few months in sailed for five reports, then saw the woman ■i past America, stagger Ginn, lecturer; G. C. Levanseller, steward; ters Marcia Blethen 12th to visit friends in Massachusetts. ial No;es..The Wiscasset A Quebec..Not. aged eleven years. For a few weeks past and Flora Ward; re- iu a if; Spotted Frogs..The Pension Rolls.. her home England Nov. 11th.The from house across the street and he Fred Cole and Ellen assistant marks for caught have been at Mel leu and Littlefield, the good of the order by Sisters J. Charles F. Swift returned last Ninth s.-atsport to Morrill Collect- of Boston have nominat- they boarding s, Friday Stamp Bryan Democracy her near the sidewalk as she was stewards; Mrs. A. l"f Silliest Swindle”.. Will of Charles A. failing. lloy Cole, gate keeper; S. Files, McManus, Murch, Cates and Josie from a business to ed Thomas liiley for mayor.In the occupying the front chamber on the second night trip Boston. Lniversitv of Maine .Past Masters of He saw Elliot rush up the street for A. Ginn, flora. remarks at crying floor. Elliot’s room connected with theirs Cox; about the charter members Mrs. L<-ige .Defines the Mugwump. great Yale-Harvard foot ball game Henry Staples returned home Nov. the police. Thomas also A class of 7 was instructed in the fifth de- and afternoon before a Carter, employed a other matters to the order PAGE 3. Cambridge Saturday by door, but ids entrance wras from a back ! pertaining by 12th, from a visit of two weeks n Boston. crowd of between and in the shoe factory, was behind Coombs and gree. The address of welcome, a fine Bro. V. N. ..f Car.ago.. Biis of News. .Franklin’s Lost 20,000 20,000, ball way on the opposite side of tlie room. Higgins. Then “Simple Addie” was Mrs. A. J. Harnman will die winter Mim Nye’s Estate to e Sohi..Sacreligious neither team was able to score. The assisted to carry the wounded woman into one, given by a young lady whose name recited a spend It is learned that Mrs. Leavitt is a daugh- rhyme which brought a smile to -at Iona 1 ism. re- j I did learn. in Bath with her Charles A. Colby-Bow doin game the same day also the house of Cassius Dickey. He heard two not The response was by W. II. the faces of all son, ifarriman. ter of Freeman Patterson, a Camden man, ! present. PAGE 4 sulted in a tie.Governor of Atkinson, reports of the weapon. Elliot him Ginn. I>r. G. F. Fames of Boston is » passed who was murdered about 80 His Seventeen members of .'•pending ••o iAis..Re\ Myra 111 The West announces that if years ago. Seaside Grange Kingsbury Virginia, Judge as he ran. The following Granges responded to the week with friends in Belfast and lies. Northport News Mutuary.. Lxten- was one Daniel a brother of visited Granite Searsp.-rt. Goff withdraws he will be a candidate for slayer Blake, roll-call: Grange of North Sears- ; tin- Railroad to Pittsfield..Probate and Physicians were summoned and Northern Light by G. Ritchie; F. A. the United States Senate. Drs.Small, Patterson’s wife. As the outcome of a port i Harriman of Waterville spent Sun- vency Courts. Star of Bro. Tuesday evening, November lbtli. Kilgore and Ellingwood were soon on Progress by Dill; Harvest the quarrel, he blew the top of his brother-in- to the weather day here with his mother, Mrs A. J. Harri- PAGE 5- Moon Owing stormy the North Washington Whisperings. Comman- spot, and discovered that the victim had been by J. Gordon; Dirigo by B. F. Foster; man. e News of Belfast. law’s head off with a shotgun, causing in- Searsport patrons were not their der Wilde has returned from shot in four Sunrise C. F. Seaside expecting Bath, Me., different parts of her She by Sennott; by H. 1 PAGE 6. body. stant death. Blake was sentenced to the but word Mrs. Etta 1.. Davis has to where he witnessed the visitors, was;passed around and a gone t<- Brooklyn, Washington was made as comfortable as Murphy; Frederick Ritchie by J. G. Hard- Git mi the News and possible and State for but after about N. to visit World...Literary trial of the new tender prison life, serving large number of brothers and sisters was V., her daughter, Miss F. L. Sea We«-ii and Amber In Port t,poem;.. lighthouse May- taken across the street to the ing; Hillside by Bro. Webb. Penobscot Melleu lodg- 15 he was About two soon on hand to a true Davis. ri.cis «u Various Breeds of Gift flower the Bath Iron years pardoned. give fraternal greet- Sheep..A just completed by was Brothers j ■ house, where she had rooms. county represented by York, > .An Ann*, lean Steamer.. Works Co. The trial was in ing years after he was released he committed An excellent was Tramp Register satisfactory ing. supper served and a Mrs. Fannie Horne of Brunswick arrived •i W ater Vessels.. the behind the Dunton and others. }• Weighing Baby poem). every the vessel 700 Closely woman as she came suicide. respect, developing delightful evening spent. Those who went last week as for R. PAGE 7. from the house Remarks for the of the order were ; housekeeper Clias. horse the contract for 050. was a man who hurried There is of course much as good power, calling speculation to from Belfast that were well Protect the report they re- Coombs. Lobster..Thanksgiving Proclama- an across the street made the On her trial she made 14 miles hour, and through a at the causes led to the by George Ritchie and Worthy Crieh.aven ( hit-diat. .(.Hutnary. Household path the which tragedy, and re- paid for the discomforts of the which for a of feet and journey by s..Steamers for of the vessel 155 30 feet rear of A. A. Roix’s house to the Revere of Master. Noon recess was then declared, and Samuel Kingsbury, Esq., of this lia» Alaska..Assignment ports as to the relations the parties are con- the warm-hearted welcome received. .-ity .. van G ranite Co. for work and not for re- they beam, speed, is on the hall we found been a of House. Here he told John Jones, the land- tradictory. Thursday night Elliot is re- reaching dining the appointed justice the peace and PAGE 8. garded as a remarkable performance. lord’s who was in tables, three in the entire Good quorum. The of fish commissioner father, the office, that he ported to have said that he intended to k'iil number, reaching Templars. arsj'ort Locals..County Correspondence..Ship report Brice, of the > Markets.. wanted the Mr. length room, just loaded with Dustin Births.. .Marriages..Deaths w hich has just been submitted to the presi- police. Jones asked what was the woman and then himself, but in the ex- beaus, Cunningham returned to Natick, the brown and white cakes of all Six new Lodges have been organized dur- dent, shows that in the course of the last trouble and he said, “No matter; send for citement fired all the chambers of his revol- bread, pies, Mass., Nov. 16th, from a visit to friends m news oi i me Week. season’s at the cod stations in and that ing this November, so far. Three by Geo. operations the police.” Michael Calii nan, a porter at ver. He also forgot to use the razor which it descriptions, meats, everything Belfast. E. Files in Hancock two F. New England 180,000,000 eggs were col- the for goes to make a first-class dinner. All county, by H. hotel, telephoned City Marshal Nor- is said he lias carried in his pocket for some grange Mr. and Mrs. W P. of Fair tie 1 \ink Matters. The Otis Falls from which were Dexter in York and one Libby Pulp lected, 08,000,000 fry ton and received was furnished the sisters of Sunrise county, by David word that Mr. Norton was time. by visited Mrs. L.’s sister, Mrs. It. W L’aper Company have in stage of con- liberated on the natural spawning grounds Boyd in Knox county. Rogers, at dinner, hut would be down as soon as he County Attorneyl Bowden arrived from Grange. Our lunch baskets were not last tion at Petterson’s Falls on the An- the coast of The re- opened, week. along Massachusetts. at noon but it was de- could be sent for. The after Winterport Friday, and we made but a small By a vote of the Maine Grand the river a mill were man, making impression Lodge scoggin pulp which will sults secured 40,000,000 fry in excess cided not to arraign Elliot until further de- Mrs. Albert Gammans will leave for his on the of food of the have been invited to-day red the size of in the Mate when of the Great efforts are request, went into the entry and up in the condition of Mrs. quantity before us, which pastors city by Bel- any previous year. j velopment Leavitt. a visit in and fast to a Boston, possibly in St Paiu It is to have a made also to the stairs, where Mr. Ca'Jinan followed him. On Elliot has engaged R. F. Dunton, as was as nice as I ever sampled. Any one lodge preach memorial sermon in pleted. producing being multiply lobster, j Esq., and his counsel. To a of the Minneapolis. cr of 100 t«.»us of paper per day the most important crustacean in the the second floor he stopped and said lie | representative Ban- looking for a good cook will do well to visit honor of Gen. Neal Dow. The following to gor Daily News he made the following state- Mr. and Mrs. Beckwith f give employment 300 hands. It is United States, but which has been wanted a and was told he Sunrise Grange. have responded: Revs. G. G Winslow, Waldo went, latterly room, that could j ment Friday night: Geot noted this mill will be completed and the results are very The afternoon session S. Chas. H. Wells and J. F. to Boston Nov. 15th, to remain until .*•>«- by decreasing, not have one. He then went into a room, “I have nothing to say, only she is the was opened with Mills, Tilton. : at a cost of about President has issued y. £250,000__ satisfactory.The cause of downfall. It will come out The date of these services the door of which was and my music by the choir. The question, “Resolv- will be duly an- Thanksgiving. F. \Y. Plaisted of the New a the collection standing open, Augusta proclamation suspending sometime that I am right.. I was born in nounced. locked himself in. He remained there until ed, That private dairying is preferable to Mrs. Margaret (J. Marsh of Boston re- has placed in the custody of Lithgow of discriminating duties on Mexican ship- the southeast part of New Hampshire; have the arrival of a was turned home N »v loth u iary the autograph letter of Hon. ,). G. ping upon satisfactory proof that no dis- City Marshal Norton and Po- : been in Massachusetts and New York patronizing creamery,” discussed by Belfast Lodge, No. 30, held a memorial from a visit Bei- in shoe factories and on railroads tine to the Governor of Maine, resign- crimination is practised against American lieeman Jipson, when he gave himself up. working D. Dyer, J. G. Harding, J. Gordon, George service Monday, Nov. 15tli, for Hon. Neal fast, and Waldo. as brakeman. his seat in the U. IS. Senate at the iu Mexican office Jonathan J. F. ships ports.The post He had a 5-sliot 38 calibre Smith & Wesson Cole, Bartlett, Phillips, B. who was a Good a member *•- “I never asked her (Vlrs. Leavitt) to Dow, Templar, Jefferson F. Wilson and Capt. Ji i > he a in the Cabinet in uniforms who let- get accepted position employes gray carry with 5 shells in the cham- me I had drank Foster and others. They were all in favor of of No. 2 of Portland. revolver, empty liquor. nothing that day. Mystic Lodge The fol- Me Keen, who have been quite arc u “iesident Garfield.The ters for Maine cities cost the Part her is Washington government bers. He was taken to the and of story not true. She took the keeping the cows and disposing of the pro- was Kailroad lockup later lowing program given: Music,“Gather- gradually improving. iuty company has tiled a peti- last year £72,422.8.9. The money paid in money out of my clothes while I was in the to the lying duct in the most convenient way. Life and i) f*1 r a in its location. The new for was: day jail. ing Home,” Chorus; address, work change some Maine cities free delivery down, to get the ginger. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sibley lei: tram The was furnished at the Maine Central railroad The physicians in their examination of the Tin* date of the in the case is set following program by of Bro. Dow, T. H. Fernald; poem, Mrs. E. begins Augusta, £7,040.19; Bangor, £9,933.02; bearing last to visit their s *u Ha-■ !. for Nov. 22d. Sunrise Music the recita- Thursday FlPwortl), running through Hancock, Bath, 4,25S.90; Belfast, £2,728.77; Biddo- woman, found four bullet wounds: Due in Monday, Grange: by choir; L. Brackett; duet, Lillian Spinney and Lena Dr. uth College i.'iklin. Sullivan. No. 7, f->ni, the of the attending tion by Ellen M.Littlefield ; singing by Sister Sanborn; tributes, LaForest Township £4,127.90; Portland, £20,095.20; upper part right breast, the bullet that she has been in Robbins; poem, Leavitt, reports poor John M Trussed of w •• then, Mil! to a point in Cherry- I’oekland, £4,080.05; Watervil 1 e, £4. declamation Oscar reci- Flora Annie n.’nghaiu M;.-- bridge, passing through into the pleural cavity, and health from consumption for some t ine, Severance; by Cole; Webber; chaplain’s service, ere it would strike the Lewiston, in town the past week, on ko" ;:r original 0>5.55; £s,s00.24.Ex-Gov- was not found a flesh wound but that her condition is not seriously affect- tation by Alma Butterfield; duets by Sisters Shute; funeral ode, Lora Maxey: cion.. ..Mrs. ; slight below singing, William Eliis of Oakland, ernor Sidney I>erham is back from his ed by her wounds. There is an element of illness of his brother Anson. i this, the builet passing through, the breast Laura Smith and McDermott and Brothers “Only Remembered.” Chorus. -L'liiei of the iate William Sawtelle, summer sojourn in Maine and settled in uncertainly as to the location of the bullet downward Butterfield and Downs. Mrs. T. L. Shute return*-, 1 N- r iron. celebrate with lilting ceremonies the Washington f«»r the winter. He lias resided and lodging in tLie clothing be- which penetrated her chest, but no seri ous There will be a short memorial service t-i have from it. All the The next will be with Star of Itockland, when- she had been \. ,. t ..i a her I02d birthday on Jan. here for several winters with his sou, low; one on the right side of the back near symptoms developed meeting the memory of Gen. Neal Dow, t the ses- wounds are healing well, and if nothing new Jackson father, John He returned wtii her She is undoubtedly the oldest Capt. Aurestus S. Perham on Westmin- the shoulder-blade, this builet also Progress Grange, village, Deo. 7th, sion of District Perry. being sets in from the wound a fatal re- Lodge, Morrill, Saturday, principal for a visit. man in the State.Two of the locomo- ster street. is an in and one on with tbe following exer- Capt. Perham, employe found the clothing; the right sult from the shooting is not feared. program: Opening Nov. 20. Following is the program: Sing- s. l.iou and did Tiger, wiiich service of the pension office. The Society of the Marshal Norton a cises: fifth address of t Hide of the sacral hone, the puncture exteml- City has received letter conferring degree; ing, “Gathering Home,” chorus; prayer, Miss Arlene Si;aiU"i;> w.-nt !’ in.l a Wiiitneyviile A rail- Sons and of Maine is from N. H Eiliot Machiasport Daughters presided Raymond, asking about welcome Koxie B. -s I ing diagonally downward, tile bullet beiug by Gatohell; response by Rev. F. S. DollifF; poem, “Neal Dow, ,Miss Nov. 12th for treatment of her *■;. 1L*• !1 -:■ :,n years or more, have been sold over by ex governor Perham during the and stating that a man by that name once embedded in the muscles to the left of the F. report of Mrs. Nathaniel Siiuue a-. •’••• Minas Towle of and will be winter lie the j lived in that town and has re latives there Foster; Granges; suggestions Mabel Rose; sketch of Neal Dow’s Life, T. mother, Portland, months, being president. 1 sacrum about three inches from the of who are auxious as to his for good of the order; appointment her. t-i there from Machias. Tlieir coin A very enthusiastic welcome was extended place whereabouts, H. Fernald: singing, “Dare to be a Daniel,” pauied *i entrance. Elliot refuses to tell where he lived in New of recess; topic, weight is about 14 tons.The him at the last meeting_It is understood committee; music; chorus; short addresses by officers and Mr. anil Mrs. William < lark R LI-a. oi Hampshire, but wheu arrested admitted bias Tnii'ii announces that all doubt that the 8 o woman “Is the game law a benefit to the in- President lias decided to make About clock the bad sufficient- j present “Funeral E. L. m that he was born in the southeastern sec- memlv-rs; reading, Hymn,” j wore Belfast last week "U then a: t.n ye t n_ Du- oiisu-uetion of the Wash* practically no appointments until the as- recovered from the shock of t ion of habitants of the State of Maine?” to be j ly the shooting that State. Bartlett; singing, Ouly Remember,” visit to friends in Mont.:;! i' *: -'■a > Kail road is now dispelled sembling of Congress.Secretary Gage A. J. Remainder of and the operations by the surgeons to give a opened by Mudgett. chorus. vc-ik 'N il at once.1 ‘We had has issued directions that hereafter all j by carriage. begin The Constitution’s Masts. the to be of I statement, under oath, to be used as an auti- program furnished by Star Prog- ( | orations for State pensions, last claims for services of the Union Pacific Waldo District Lodge will hold a special Mr. and Mrs. M. 1 !*•-1■ mortem in ress A. than ever statement case of her injuries re- One of them was cut Ir. the town of Grange. [C. Levenseller, Sec’y. before in the history of railroad against the government be settled Unity. session with Rescue Lodge of Morrill, Sat- Spending the w inter ii i i<-1 b lemaikeel l ensum Agent 31iili- \ iu cash. sulting fatally. The statement was taken The recent celebration in Boston of the Concerning Local Industries. urday, Nov. 20th. The forenoon will be de- are keeping house in the Presbyter i: n '.•> a Kennebec Journal man. Thurs- before James S. Harriman, Esq., Notary j one hundredth anniversary of the building voted to a meeting of Rescue Lodge; after- sonage at that place. ijut this year we have 200 more Tin; CniMiNAL Calk.ndar. The Cali- Public, and is as follows: of the U. S. Constitution Frigate prompted & Co. of Waldo \v Critchett, Sibley began Monday noon, meeting District Lodge; > had last year."’.Nov. 22nd, fornia court has a writ of Mrs. F. W. Pote went C I'•■ ■eon X rql granted prob- “Elliot was in his room during the fore- Hon. Crosby Fowler of Unity to write for The dinner and A\ running 9 hours per day. evening, public meeting. [’liayer. well-known his connec- able cause and Warden Hale has noon and was sick. I a morning to meet Mrs. A. M. L by been in- brought him cup of the Newr Age of Augusta the following inter- supper will be a basket picnic. Following her mother, ! •Aiili tlie Augusta house, will succeed structed not to Durrant until further tea. He gave me 38 cents ami told me to Lord is a foresail for sch. Fannie is the of hang get esting account of the and making programme the public meeting: New York, who was on her way -p nd "-s. Atwood and Thurston in the ! him some I told him I wouldn’t but cutting hauling S. orders from the supreme court. All the liquor. & Edith and a cover for the White Singing; prayer, Rev. Geo. Hill; address in would of one of her masts : yacht ( the winter Belfast. of tlie get some Jamaica ginger for him. I of J. R. Mears ; E. L prietorship Bangor Exchange... judges concurred.The full bench of the Chief. is at work on welcome, response, sent little to a Libby busy wagon s season's my girl get him bottle of In the town of on land now owned Dist. I Frank E. went to N pack of corn, beans and supreme court of Massachusetts has sent gin- Unity, Bartlett, Templar; singing; reading, Crowley Augu-ra ger, and she had been gone but a little while by C. C the is stil1 covers. ‘‘What is Good T. N. Pearson; •>tash at the factory of the Portland down a decision oven the Fowler, stump pointed Templary,1’ : 12th, to assume his new duties for tie stand tiling exceptions when lie asked for it. I told him the out where well authenticated tradition “The Father’s in Skow about girl says Mark Wood & Son are some fine music; reading, Lament,' •JugCo., began, 250,000 of John O’Neil, found of the mur- would be back with it soon. I making ard Oi! Co. His will ren on .n Bel- guilty then sat that one of her masts once stood, a giant of Alice Dickey ; solo: “Good Templars Lodge j family has ail heeu der of Mrs. McCloud at down in front of work at on street— shipped.Messrs. Shelburne Falls. the stove in my room. The the forest, towering high above and over- piarble iheirshop High Room,” Nellie D. Thompson: remarks, F. S. i fast during the winter. a d and of the door was ! Libbey Portsmouth, The court holds that his conviction was open between my room and his. looking the surrounding country. T w’ell »n Italian marble monument for Wm. Clark j Dolliff. Dist. Deputy ; music; address, Rev. i.at*hunk and York street have He was on his near the S. Capt. E. O. Patterson left Charles'- •). s. railway, legal.Joseph G. Kelley, the murderer sitting bed, foot. remember hearing the old settlers describe of Bar Harbor, to be set at South Montville, Geo. Hill; singing, “Stand up for Temper- While in I saw a plans made for the construction of 80 of Cashier retracted his of looking revolver ou the the tree and the manner of hauling it. It ance,” Audience. C Nov. 6th for Wilmington, D-l mjp. r- Stickney, plea floor beneath his bed. went and a marble tablet for the wife of Wood- ■ -f new road in as soon as I in, picked it took oxen to move and one Maine not guilty and pleaded and Nov. eighteen it, pair intend the building of the new dredg-- foi guilty; and tried to out his door into the on Davis of Brooks. which will be run iucounec- up, get a separate sled to keep the rum aioug to bury A China g opens, 12th at Dover, N. II., he was back Wedding. pronounced hall, but it was locked. He jumped cheer and mak e the hearts of the men Winyah Bay. Georgetown. < with their Lewiston line. A of happy map of murder in the second me the Rockland parties have been working the guilty degree, up, grabbed by throat and took the w'lio had come by invitation with their oxen \ Mr. and .Mrs, 9. A. Heed Celebrated their Twen- Col. W. H. del vered a !e new road has been shown at their and sentenced Fogler to 00 years iu State prison. revolver from me. I escaped into my room to help haul it to the Sehasticook, where it old lime quarry on the west side of Long in j tieth Wedding Anniversary, the at Roi kland last week Tie- N. and it — Miss and ran for the front hall Armory Portsmouth, 11., pro- Nack confessed, accusing Thorn way, followed by wras landed and afterwards floated down to Island for six months or more and are ex- for a connection with Bath. of the actual murder of Elliot. Before I could get out of the door the tide waters of the Kennebec. The One of the interesting social events of last Duties and Responsibilities .f the > b r Guildensuppe, stump their have built a >v < has heeu chosen he fired the first shot, which struck me in is much and tending operations. They Maim- Rogers city but admitting her complicity iu the deed. decayed by time, defaced by week was the china wedding celebrated on Cnder the Militia Law of the right breast. After I got into the front the axe of the. seeker after hut shed, set a steam etc., and ‘Mirer of Bath, in of Palmer, re- Thorn was about to accuse relics, there large up drill, place her when the hall Saturday evening by Mr. and Mrs. 3 A. Everett Carter went to 1 autd 1 is; ■ way he fired and missed. At the S- ;.It has been decided to hold a again is still enough left to mark the spot where have made some shipments. The illness of a juror led to the of head of prospect Reed at their pretty home, 17 Fifteenth St. N. discharge the stairs I got another shot which a noble tree once stood. Thursday and was with his broth-r, W m is on the of Dec. 2 to decide the and the trial will to is favorable for an increased out-put from The house was decorated for the occasion evening jury have be be- hit me in the back. Another bullet hit me The sled on which the tree was hauled Carter, when he ui-d. He at < i. Bath contest. The over this with chrysanthemums and roses. In the postmastership gun again.The Boston Globe says: as I reached the foot of the stairs. I remem- wras a huge affair, uiade for the occasion, quarry. lidates are A. J. parlor, where Mr. and Mrs. Reed received funeral in Camden Sunday. Augustus IIuse, “The Durrant case, the j ber another flash, but don’t remember being with a sixteen feet Two men Guildensuppe pole long. Hutchins Bros, have excha nged their wind- their was the f Bm l.-n disposed may community Roix. Dickey. »ieiien Kesmuraut. injury. This said Phase. rest served. The confections and ices were in Portland; secretary-treasurer long from murders!”.The new CROSS STRKKT. termed a thirty-two-iuch mast,” and while is s iid “Few business men g. uu North Belfast. Hutchins Bros, have recently red. The beautiful floral decorations were life-long ivy II. Richardson, Portland; represen- trial of will in not as large as they frequently cut at that Adolph Luetgert begin sold nice monuments for the late from Mendenhall’s. with a cleaner record, with fewer -uemi.es T. How- was remarkable lor its and granite ives, Harry Passmore, Bath; Chicago November 22. day, beauty The Abial Hall of Knox and many beautiful gifts presented to Mr. and more friends to note their iv- L. Auburn. The votes for gr< at length, as well as for its size at the Isaac Curtis of depart Burr, and Mrs. Reed were displayed injthe parlor, consul stood as follows: Abner W. s' top. Monroe. Hoilis M. of Provider, ■ R o and included a large number of handsome Coombs, Esq., o The tree in falling, fell the top from the •veil, Portland, 172; Clarence W. Small, About Chaplain Lozier. pieces of hand-painted china. Among the a brother of the late Robert It PS lauding and many other trees had to be cut The Belfast Schools. I., Capt. and, Lucius E. « gifts were several the Hawthorne 1.70; Cobb, Rockland, in order to sweep it so as to load the on pieces by and Isaac Coombs >f Cam- who top and Emanon Euchre clubs. in re- Coombs, Capt. ! here was no contest for the other Chaplain Lozier, lectured iu the the sled. Assisting Schools will be closed aud Fri- a came to Belfast las: w-ek t-o Methodist > Thursday ceiving the, guests, of whom there were den, cousin, church, Belfast, last Tuesday As a new growth of timber lias sprung up © week. several hundred, were: Mrs. Reed’s mother, attend the funeral. Nov. is an where these trees once stood, as if to con- day Thanksgiving evening, ltith, interesting person- ►J Mrs. G. A. Eells, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thomp- In r»i;iKK Miss Fiances E. ceal from view, not only the devastation of Willard, ality. The Haverhill Bulletin of him: The teachers’ meeting for suburban son, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Mr. and of Mr and Mrs. says the woodman’s axe but the natural Kelley, Miss Bertha, daughter sclent of the W. C. T. announces decay Mrs. J. H. Mr. and Mrs. II. N. U., Lozier is known as schools will be held at the Superintendent’s Martin, her sev-nth “Chaplain the ‘origi- 1 of time, so has a new and more Freeman M. Wood, celebrated sin- will contribute of her own imposing Stevenson of St. Park. The out- $3,000 nal’ of the ‘Bud Means’ of at no Anthony the Hoosier navy been created great expense; hut office Friday afternoon at 1.110 o’clock. Nov. g a ii« \ to start the fund of which of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. David birthday anniversary orb, by mug *300,000 Schoolmaster aud the ‘Moretou’ of the Cir- modern war ship can ever dim the luster of The teachers of the Belfast schools have Vail, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Warren, Mrs. to her little schoolmates. l, e ■ ream temperance women need to hold cuit Rider, two of Edward Eggleston’s the victories won by this grand old lighting party White and O. M. Metcalf of St. Paul, Mr. utrol of the famous hooks of earlier days. Dr. Eggles- that never lowered its colors to the adopted a plan for general improvement in and cake were served and a v-ry eip yan * Temple property.James ship and Mrs. E. L. Excelsior. Misses master workman of ton and Chaplain Lozier entered the Metho- Newell, Sovereign, general enemy. their vocation somewhat different from that Sue and i afternoon was by all. dist in at Cyphers Virginia Flint served spent of was Nov. 12th re- ministry together 1850, Madison, Knights Labor, where X followed last year. They are to read in the frappe throughout the evening, and Saviers’ Indiana, Eggleston’s mother lived. C3 K who The ved of his office by the general as.sem- re Transfers in Real Estate. orchestra rendered a musical Mr. and Mrs E. Harris, spent Eggleston's ‘circuit’ ITby in Dearborn county, line of professional culture and training. program. lie wished to retire. EC The Club of which -r It is said Ilenry of Hawthorne Mr. and summer in Europe, were at their swum Indiana, embracing much the territory The Stoddard Lectures are to be and «»t succeeds The transfers in real estate were read, Mrs. Reed are a beauti- Jlicks New York city him. over which Lozier fished and following members, presented oil Holbrook s Island fora fe a young hunted, ful home day .Mis. the wife of Rev. A. K. 1*. in the ‘old The star represents where Mrs. Leavitt recorded in Waldo County Registry of Deeds for direct study the teachers will take psy- tea-set of Haviland china. Members of Small, splashed swimming hole,’ as well last week. went to Boston the as for the week ending Nov. 17, 1K!»7: Samuel Minneapolis Chapter, No. ‘J, O. E. S.. of They by ..all, I). I)., of Chicago, recently met the red school house in which Lozier at- sat when she tirst saw the revolver, and the chology, to be followed by some good work A. to James L. which Mrs. Reed is a a tine tended and where occurred a scene Dunton, Searsmont, Bean, member, gave noon train Saturday, and will leave there r h a serious accident, down a school, of the victim at the time on Some of falling of figures the position Searsmont, land in Searsmont. Albert pedagogy. plan monthly reports soup set of Haviland china. The. Emanon trouhie with the schoolmaster very simi- soon for Fktst to the ght of stairs and breaking her hip. B. on tbe amount of is Club of Palatka, Florida, spend lar to that described in the ‘Hoosier School- each of the shots were tired. The tirst shot Rackliff, Unity, to Chas. Hathaway, do.; study to be adopted. which Mr. and Mrs. Reed are mem- • plain P. Hamilton, of the in gave a rare vase with winter. Joseph master-’ her breast; the second missed land and buildings Unity. Blanche Ran- For method work the Superintendent will ber, pottery twenty .u rban the penetrated et al.. to Helen bride roses in it. Other beautiful clipper Roanoke, largest “It was at a at a dall, Baltimore, Md., Loth- presents, camp meeting Concord, in the back near give a course of lectures on Mrs. La Gros of Bucks the tirst ■ her, the third hit her the land in Isles eight Geogra- hand china port, •den sailing vessel afloat, is dead. The neighborhood a dozen miles from rop Prall, Detroit, Mich., boro. many being painted pieces, were Eggles- to take of as nurse dur- • shoulder the fourth in the back J. Willis to Walter S. Fen- phy, the place weekly study. given by numerous friends and of Maine to enlist ptain died .Sept. ated that this undertakes to worth, do.; land and buildiugs in Belfast. each increased their business of has been a few days in syndicate delighted a Haverhill audieuce last night.” from New and worked for out. All the old members of year until the Bangor, spending Hampshire, Hattie O. Hichborn, Stockton to the lodge are place in various portions of Mexico within Springs, present season they were the largest shippers this vicinity. Last week he called on friends Henry Dunbar in the stable. Ho left here Burton O. George, Prospect; land and build- members still, our charter is in force, our of in the ’he next 25 years a round million of Cook’s Inlet sheep country, having shipped from and relatives in to Bucks- Clean°up. and in in Stockton Springs.Robert G. their Montana Bangor, returning colonists.Russia has notified 17 years ago worked various places. ings lodge furniture the same; and all we need ranch this season more than European Campbell, by exr., Winterport, to Elmer W. head of to port as the guest of his cousin, Mr. Fred Thirteen he was in a is Once this was 80,000 sheep Chicago. They have I irkey that if the Greek war Seattle, Wash., Nov. 13.—The steamer years ago employed land and in Winter- meetings. the banner lodge indemnity Crockett, do.; buildings also bought and have stored in Boston ware- Dr. Pond has been located profes- ^ City of Topeka arrived here from in Dodge. applied to the increase of Turkey’s yesterday shoe factory in Rockland, Mass., in the de- port_Frank C. Young, Winterport, to the county. Shall it be again? is the houses Juneau with in 1,000,000 pounds of wool from Mon- in Alaska for a number of 0 $15,(XK) gold taken from land and sionally years. rnament, Russia will demand payment partment of which Alvin T. Condon of this Phebe C. Moody, do.; buildings in question at stake. Come and See tana. As were home Cook’s Inlet. estimate the total help. they returning they P. H "1 the still due her from the Passengers Winterport... .1). B. Southworth, Belfast, to in Minnesota He is a cousin of Civil Engineer indemnity at Cook’s Inlet was foreman. A later he was a for the in the stopped and bought two car- clean-up this season at $200,- city year Olive land and in program meetiug papers. 1 mks.Good to the (XX), Colburn, do.; buildings loads of potatoes, one of which was Coombs of Bangor, Dr. Pond was in Bel- bye Temple Cup brakeman on a railroad in Massachusetts, Belfast. J. R. Mears. shipped \ to Lewiston and one to Waterville. fast last week. Editorial Notes. New York Fashions. From North Searsport to riorrill. of Maine. Col. Fogler for Speaker. University GOLD DUST WASHING POWDKR

Trimmed Skirts. Fur Collarettes. The friends of the numerous candidates Capes. We left home Thursday morning, Nov. President Harris was in Washington, D. Silver hasn't reached the dollar mark Metal Belts Handkerchiefs Roman Scarfe. for the Speakership of the next Legislature 4th, for the town of Morrill to attend the C., a few last week. days do not lose an opportunity to circulate the yet. [Correspondence of The Journal.] meeting of the Waldo County Veteran ! The Glee Club will be enlarged now that report that Col. VV. H. Fogler of this city is Individual has full in re- not to he a candidate for the This fancy scope Association at that It was as fine the foot ball season is ended. position. place. is a of the s: The shrieks died in the to skirt as the newest sample paragrap calamity away spect trimmings, a November day as one could wish to see, Prof. Harvey recently delivered a lecture “Carl C. King of Caribou is in the field distance as wheat floated to the dollar costumes show extremes in both direc- for of the next House and is seek- aud in nature seemed to say, at a farmer’s institute in Brunswick. speaker everything the State.His friends mark ornate seem ing support throughout again. tions; the styles, however, “welcome on old veteran.” your way, Prot. Munson attended the Phi Delta argue that Mr. Fogler of Rockland will not most appropriate to as those be in the as his health will not plain fabrics, We went by the way of Swanville, over to Theta convention at Brown University last race, permit it.” d Silver still hangs down around the zero iu or combinations of color re- week. PVjoinanfc figures Waldo Kitchie Station, by Grange Hall, The Courier-Gazette is prepared to state mark. Here's a chance for little or no good calamity quire trimming. over the hills of Waldo county. We The ne.v cinder track is now finished and authoritatively that Col. Fogler will be a howlers to scream about low candidate before the next a prices. Black braiding is now fully under way, some tine farms and farm next spring’s prospects for training are very House, position passed very that his health in no wise interferes with. but narrow braid is plain, black always as we drove the towns encouraging. The Colonel is as a ggg candi- Ppsurief^' buildings through probably healthy to convert date as is to be in the field. We are Those editors don’t expect genteel, attractive, and much less expen- of Waldo and Morrill. After Miss Alice Pottle of Bangor has the re- likely leaving justified in calling the attention of the other dv to tl.eir way of when sive than that in the of the anyb< thinking fancy patterns. Swanville the first farm we came to was signed position cashier, resigna- candidates to the fact that their busy circula- that the of Skirts are the most tion effect Nov. 1st. tion of statements not in accordance with ||ii,t&wGrsf say not economical taking they operation theDingley wide, Joshua Littlefield’s, and it is one of the the facts is a method of campaigning that law has to do with the return of cut in five at the To the has lately been added 200 nothing being gores, <;uite plain best farms in Waldo county. Bro. Little- library Col. Fogler’s friends are going to resent Lenemy= front and but for or full volumes, which are 14 volumes of with Courier-Gazette. prosperity. sides; evening field’s latch string is always out for a among emphasis. [Rockland dress seven are considered neces- standard law literature, 32 volumes of Gei- gores weary traveller. As we drove along by With Alabama coal Some skirts the man literature, History of the French lan- A Folsom 100,000 tons of going sary. open up front, the Station we the Levenseller Compliment. i®. passed to in and guage and literature. Mexico for her railroad locomotives over a braided or embroidered Y, run two brothers. It is a farm, by mys- Princeton, N. J., Nov. 10. Grover Largest package—greatest economy. Made only by with the it looks this be done at The foundation for the new Q T. V. build- competition English coal, may easily home, adding tery to some why they do not “jine Cleveland’s son is to be named Richard ing has been completed, and without doubt THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, as though the South was putting in a bid to the effect. Tucks even drives” with some of fair Folsom Cleveland in honor of Mrs. Cleve- greatly general Waldo’s Chicago. St. Louis. New York. Boston. the work of construction will continue as land’s father. Philadelphia. for her share of the world’s market. in heavy cloth have not passed out of damsels. I aud its suppose they know, late as the weather will allow. It will be style, often so narrow as to be mistaken none of our business. Then we come to situated south of the one now occupied by | Mr. did for cords. Personally, young Bryan pretty Bro. Jim Chase’s farm. Bro. Chase is a the fraternity. well in Ohio. It is said that he charged EVERYBODY WILL WEAR FUR small but has a voice. Next fellow, good The debating society enjoyed a warm dis- | $200 a and and he made this season, from the seal or Rus- speech expenses, superb is the farm of Bro. J. G. Harding, Presi- cU'Sion on the question: Resolved, That the a dozen inside of four so sian sable to the speeches days, garment cheapest edging dent of our Association, Master of the military department is a benefit to the Uni- that he is the return of on a half-worn because probably feeling material, simply County Grange, and a right down good versity. Affirmative, O. O. Stover, ’99, Ben- it in Fur imp™ is such enormous demand. HARDWARE prosperity. fellow. He keeps hens because he does nett, 1901; negative, Swain, ’99, Thenault, have decreased in but no 1900. A decided the in capes width, not like to work very hard. majority question Ac to taken from the in is A seal or favor of the negative. ordiDg figures change length apparent. After leaving Waldo we were adrift as < llicinl is the With the of this insti reports of the Cleveland administra- Persian lamb blouse leading novelty to the owners of farms, but suffice it to increasing expense te r, the element of the in with small sleeves and four ele- tution, resulting from its rapid growth, and fanning country furs, say they were all good ones. We passed time of d st front and a at the same raisiug the standard by decreased consumption and de- gant enameled buttons at the some flocks of in large sheep feeding it has become to oreasid metal belt around the waist. fur education, necessary charge values during Cleveland's last Many fields the roadside. Now we are with- by a tuition of $,'*0 per year, or $15 a term, in administration like now have of at- something four thou- capes yokes, admitting in a mile of Morrill The sun was village. addition to the $15 already charged for the sand how- million dollars. tractive combinations of fur, which, in all its the air was BAILEY’S^ shining splendor, defraying of expenses for care, lighting and ever was earlier in the season a doubtful calm and still, the road smooth, while the heating of public buildings; except in short The iree-silverite but as Mr. C. C. au- SICK theory of Mexican! matter; Shayne, (the surroundings denote thrift and industry. winter courses, in which tuitiou is free. HEADACHE is foi a Mexican to tocrat of tlie fur is Per- are in their classes Positively cured these p’. .vperiiy take $25 in trade) exhibiting We drove up to Comrade J. K. Meats’ Students who advanced by Little Pills. Mexican pesos, every one of which is as sian lamb, or seal and chinchilla, that beautiful stand of buildings, llis latch are subject to the tuition charge without re- ...EVERYTHING AT THE LOWEST PRICES... haul foi him to as bate for absence. Students who are in at- also relieve Distress get is a gold dollar for fact sets the matter at rest. string was out and we put up with him They front DysDepsia, American tendance, but fail to gain advancement with Indigestion and Too A neighbor* and purchase Collarettes are varied in size, combina- for the day. Now, when they do anything Hearty Eating. per- will tuition for re- w •• i. their classes, be charged feet for Drowsi- Them something which is worth $10 tion and style of collar, a novelty being of in Morrill it is not done halves. remedy Dizziness, Kausea, by They students of Maine who in Anreiican peated work. Worthy ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated money. Persian lamb, narrow on the shoulders, go the whole hog or none. Morrill is one Tongua are in need of assistance may borrow from Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. Fur and Plush with a point at the front reaching the of the little wo ever saw. They Robes, prettiest villages the University a sum sufficient to pay the tui- the Bowels. U,> :y has chalked up one more score waist the effect of Regulate Purely Vegetable. (giving exactly large The houses are nearly all painted white tiou charges. Borrowers will be required to .aiia-i free trade. Now that the Wilson Small the back not so finished by and the cleau and neat. endorsed or other Pill. Small Dose. 1 revers) deep, grounds kept They give uotes, satisfactory •• .a' been obliterated from the statute a at at Small Price. mink tails and little heads, cluster have a nice church, a flue schoolhouse, security. The loans will bear interest ks and a tariff law enacted _ protective two front G cent, annum and will be due, $30 a either shoulder, at the points, and as neat a cemetery as we ever saw. per per Halters and on- put into operation that has first after Whips, brought with gradua- and at the back. As we stood in the resting place of their year, beginning year pi s] • rity to the country, it is demon- tion, but may be paid earlier at the discre- MAKES FLESH THE RIPI’LE COLLAR dead, which commands a view of the snated, and will be recorded by future tion of the borrower. No member of the is also new, but has not displaced the whole village, we could but exclaim, where it is needed, does Angier’s Petro- d ->mas, that the cause of the faculty will be accepted as an endorser. depression “Imperial.” Chinchilla enjoys renewed “beautiful, beautiful town of Morrill.” leum Emulsion. No symptom is more se- !t*ii was Guns and <>f due to the a in It is Ammunition. Wilson low- with ermine rious than decline weight. the prestige; dividing favor royal J. O. Johnson stood by our side and pointed ta; ft measure. Past Masters of Amity Lodge. beginning of serious complications. Stop for evening wear. Muff's are large, and a out the grave of li is a Revo- grandfather, this waste and restore to with full is to yourself vigor- A ist Mi. has style very edges supposed and of ins a sol- We take the from the Camden Biynn admitted that lutionary soldier, father, following j ous health bv taking a to the ■■ ni«*s are be companion picture “ripple dier of 1812. Then we did not wonder at Herald’s sketches of Past Masters of A FEW bett**r. But he says they are THINGS WE Handled Axis, Wood Saws. Sair Hors due to the and to collar.” Xeek boas are and orna- the of J. O. In his remarks at No. F. & A. M: foreign "scarcity'’ gold large, patriotism Amity Lodge, G, AMCAER’S KEEP YOU NEED: Weather Strips, (Hass an, ns we do not wish to thirty years and how 1843. Other countries Dyer’s Mills, ago, many iuvest- it is noticeable that the old time slowly followed, fumery, town, never having any opportunities for carry them over. .1 great trade on trheeis can In obtained ::wi!s »t that of time could have until the growth of made length favorite, Murray A Lanman's Florida commerce, pos- attending school after he was seventeen sible tlie railroad now while the lot lasts. took this a- l :iI;!|,'b •> it Getter? Wlien the national by and ocean steamers, of his limit- Many advtmtag* of so far from is years age. Notwithstanding water, losing prestige, and the increased and a an consequent domestic ed he obtained a year got good trade, vaniages lesn!ting from tlie construction school privileges, good more in favor than ever. Homan scarfs of and foreign caused most Newton it. Lorn k Co.. d> correspondence, education and successfully taught twenty- : ad iii considered, the investment of the other to introduce all kinds are extremely fashionable, the governments the three terms of school in various towns in U the part of the United States would same system of prepayment by Monarch wide ones used as and the stamps tliis section. He continued to make his We lie Mixed Paints. being sashes, .early in the ’50s. As the number of dif- SAIL Carry 2iot iave been a bad one if no of the home in Searsmont until 1850, when lie MAKERS, part nan- w ones tied below linen or ferent collars, stamps increased, more and more went to where he three piiii pal or interest had been California, spent to J. W. & repaid. It folded twice around the neck and persons became interested in And^Successors Frederick Co., as arrang- obtaining years in tlie mines, returning to his native is pi oable, however, that the Democratic copies of the different but ed in a flat bow at the front. As a mat- varieties; prob- town in 1859, where, from 1801 to 1865, w will the most efficient in GET OUR PRICES. continue to talk of the ably agent stimulat-7 he was four times elected a member of ter of course fringed ends are essential. ing and Ship Chandlers, Ship Brokers, “sic that has been curiosity, eventually collecting, the board of selectmen, and during the perpetrated. V E J iO N A C L A KK E. was the appearance of the triangular same time served three years on the of Good in AND DEALERS IN i‘ Cape Hope stamps 1853. The board of In 1807 he ‘clary Wilson it as his School Committee. AH kinds expresses The Pension Rolls. was so odd and the so of i shape design beauti- removed to Camden and on 20 of the Belfast, * o a in his July i annual report that every ful, that it Tents, Awnings, Cart Covers, (judging by present prices) same year was made a Master Mason. Hardware, flaine. foreign would seem as if almost j Geo. A. should The first used embassy have a man annual report of Commissioner every copy During his sojourn in Camden he was of Pensions H. was saved. No one who collected Duck, Cordage, Paints, etc. Bailey, Dioi ‘Uglily familiar with the methods and Clay Evans to the Secretary stamps elected chairman of the board of select- of the Interior has been made A as curiosities was satisfied until he had from «:utics of the of public. men for seven successive years, Department Agriculture one or more of these handsome Ha. 31 summary follows: postal 1878 to served one term on the board Front St , Me. so- that he 1885, Belfast, can, when called the There was labels. upon by added to the rolls during the of School Committee and was three times BORN the number of As time went and Department, make an intelligent report year 50,101 new pensioners on, boys girls became elected a member of the board of Di- j and there were interested in and a upon the agricultural conditions of the restored to the rolls 3,971 stamps, rivalry began rectors of the Camden village schools. as to who could make a pensioners who had been up collection of Mr. Wellman was also for a country to which he is accredited. The previously drop- the many years a of greatest number of varieties. of Fine Seal ped, total, 54,072. Many Trial Justice. claims that he has diffi- the could a SEPTEMBER, Secretary great During tiie same period the losses to boys get large number of the In June 1894 he returned once more to in the roll were stamps of one or more culty obtaining specific and technical 31,960 by death, 1,074 by re- foreign countries, Searsmont and was again elected a mem- of and and these with one another information from most marriage widows mothers, 1,845 by trading ber of the board of selectmen of that foreign consulates could increase by legal limitation 2,683 for their collections materially. which he still holds. when information is wanted the De- (minors), town, position 18, by failure to claim for three The usual basis for such was Garments pension years, trading stamp Mr. Wellman was first elected Master of for partment for the benefit of the and for an stamp, and thus rare agricultur- 3,560 other causes, aggregate many stamps Amity Lodge in 1878, and was re-elected went into the hands of children A ists of this country. All countries, of 41,122. who had in 1879. specialty, made to measure from selected skins. foreign no The whole number of idea as to their future value. Ur fortu- For style, and fit are unexcelled. lie says, have their of pensioners on quality they 1841. representatives rolls June nately in those of the 30. 1897, was 970,014. The net early days philately Defines the Mugwump. agriculture here to the benefit of custom was to gain gain the previous year was 5,330. It will paste dow n the stamp on REPAIRS and ALTERATIONS the conducted thus be seen pages of old blank and few * experiments by this Gov- that the pension roll has not books, very Mugwump is the name given to a small \\ to show stamps'remain whole after one or two re- at ernment and tlie prominent yet begun any diminution. Seven group of people who are eminently re- the lowest prices consistent with honest work. agricultur- movals. Round widows of soldiers and nine [Harper’s Table. w much All work in c of a furrier ists, and horticulturists throughout the revolutionary spectable, but ho are very impress- harge practical with FOR MORE THAN FIFTY-SIX YEARS IT HAS NEVER FAILED IN ITS daughters of revolutionary soldiers are ed with their own and who nineteen years’ experience. * uiud superiority, states. We, he says, are far be- still on the rolls. the During year 94,454 “The Silliest Swindle.” imagine they have a monopoly of political OPSeml address for an illustrated catalogue. hind the nations certificates were of Europe in this impor- issued, of which number virtue. They are so sure that they are WEEKLY VISITS TO THE HOMES OF FARMERS AND were H. S. tant matter. 50,101 original allowance and tiie That is what Cyrus Curtis, of the La- better than their party, and than any B3R&.££5, Furrier, balance were reissues, increase, restora- that use most of their talents 3m30 Maine. dies’ Home Journal, characterizes word party, they Garcliner, VILLAGERS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES, tions, renewals, etc. Of this number 14,- in depreciating other people’s efforts. The Wiscasset and 081 contests. He further: Quebec. certificates of various classes were says “How any They came into existence in England with held in this bureau until I lit- July 1, 1897, publisher with a grain of common sense the reform bill movement (1800), as what iigiues of the business of the Wiscasset H. and are not credited to the iu his can John called “Adullamites.” H. IT HAS faithful! labored for their and I'o oi: accordingly make-up deliberately put such Bright They LAMSON, y prosperity happiness, Qweht railroad for the year ending June past fiscal year. stuff before his readers is com- deserted from the will he of beyond my really progressive polit- interest just now when there the same the of their business and home interests is During period 70,234 claims cf prehension. When I find a publication so ical party and joined the Tories to defeat improvement Sf much various were agitation concerning further ex* classes disallowed. void of business management, I withdraw the extension of the suffrage. In this Licensed Auctioneer. for for the elevation of tensions of The amount disbursed education, American manhood the line, and are as follows: for pensions my advertising patronage from it. A man country they came into existence in 1884 Ones the was and who will till his as from the to P. tamings, 319,177.28; ex- during year $139,799,242.12, columns with swindle deserters Republican party O. ADDRESS, tf7 d true womanhood. operating the amount disbursed by treasury settle- will swindle me if he a Cleveland. deserted for penses, 320,900,44; leaving a deficit of 31,- advertising gets They nominally ment was a total of and I do not want reasons Mr. but FREEDOM, M&iSIE. IT HAS told at the and stories * $150,473.23, $139,- chance, to do personal against Blaine, fireside, instructive 74,30. The interest on the funded debt anything interesting 439,717.35. This exceeds the amount with him.” really to oppose protection. Since then accrued is given at 30,523,50, and with the disbursed and during the fiscal year 1890, by they have been conspicuous as fault finders the doings of the world, the nation States. taxis made the total deficit from operations the sum of $1,584,480.18. of constructive and American TO LET. Will of Charles A. Dana. everything IT HAS as o during the year 38,340,42. The total deficit The appropriation for the of and of who showed evi- advised the farmer to the most approved methods on June payment everybody any 30, 1897, was 324,911823. The for the The store on street, now occu- perisions fiscal year of 1897 was The will of Charles dences of political or industrial success. High passenger earnings were $7,830.41, freight, A. Dana, which was and his crops, and the proper time only $140,000,000, the average annual They are usually intelligent and active, pied by the American Express Com- cultivating harvesting $11,340,87. There was expended for main- offered for in L. value of each at the close of the probate Jamaica, I., men tenance of ways and structures, $7,349.00, pension but seldom “the most helpful in the pauy. Apply to to convert them into the amount of was Nov. shows largest possible maintenance of equipment, $1,773 79. The year $133.17. The average annual Otli, that he left property country.” They are constitutionally dis- JOSEPH WILLIAMSON. total length of the road is43and 40-100 miles. value of each pension under the general valued at between and trusters of human nature, and are nearly The $1,000,000 $1,250,- money. par value of the bonds is law was $102.04 under the act of 000. found on the side of all outstanding each, This, with the exception of his always negative Do you want to $111.000, for which 3101,032.29 was June was realized; 27, 1890, $109.25. The aggre- stock in the Sun which is really wholesome, flesh-aud-blood move- IT HAS led in all matters pertaining to the welfare of farmers and stocks -$185,300, which were sold for corporation, $178,100 gate annual value of all pensions at the held in trust for the widow’s ments in affairs. There are in cash. benefit, is public many over a close of the was There in social reform villagers, and for half has held their con- year $129,795,438. bequeathed to his widow. The estate in- active, helpful pioneers Hake century were 44 and original 7 duplicate cludes a beautiful on who sometimes themselves with Not Snakes, but bounty piece of property ally Mug- Honey? fidence a :d esteem. Spotted Frogs. land claims admitted and 145 the shore movements because of the indif- original of Long Island sound, which wump Then into the household business. claims of this character go specialty rejected. stands clear of incumbrance and is ference of the old but such men You can make from to $20 a week. Sells on Wilson Haskell, of West a any parties, $15 Penobscot, valued seldom the characteristic sight. We will furnish outfits—two articles—and man not conservatively at $1,000,000. possess Mug- addicted to the use of alcholic start you, on receipt of one dollar. “1 was completely covered with sores. wump traits. [From Gunton’s Magaziue It is the NEW YORK WEEKLY and we furnish it with the RE- relates the wonderful Household Co 50 School TRIBUNE, liquors, following Every limb in my body aclied. Had been for November. Specialty “If taken into the head by the nostrils two Mass. 4t44 phenomenon: ‘‘A few since in sick for five years. Doctors could do me no Street, Boston, one days driving or three times a week, Thomas’ Eclectrie PUBLICAN JOURNAL, year for $2.00, cash in advance. good. Most of time was iu from Bluehill to Orland, and at the foot of my spent bed; Oil will relieve the most offensive was a wreck. Burdock Blood positively Address all orders to Mark’s hill, I encountered thousand of complete case of catarrh.” Kev. E. F. spot- Bitters have Craue, Dun- THE HOMELIEST MAN IN BELFAST ted frogs, hopping at a rapid rate toward completely cured me in three, kirk, N. Y. TO LET. months." Mrs. Annie As well as the and others are invited the east. The road was so filled that for a Zoepeu, Crookstown, handsomest, ! Minn. THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING MAINE. distance I was to to call on any druggist and get free a trial bottle CO., BELFAST, long obliged drive my The soothing, healing effects of Dr. Wood’s horse at a walk to avoid of Balsam for the Throat and a driving over these Norway Pine Syrup is felt almost instant- Kemp's Lungs, The store in Johnson Block now occupied by jumpers. J.t seemed tome the whole HOOD’S PILLS cure Liver Ids, BIB that is to cure and relieve all valley ly. There is no other cough medicine that remedy guaranteed Mayo & White. Apply to of Mark’s bill was full of them and there Headache. lousness, Indigestion, combines so many virtues. Sold by all Chronic and Acute Coughs, Asthma, Bronchits C. O. POOR. Write your name and adders on a postal card, Read II to Geo. W. Best, Tribune Office, New -York City, could not have been less than to to 25c. 40,000." Easy take, easy operate. dealers. and Consumption. Trice 25c. and 50c. Belfast, Oct. 14, 1897. and a sample copy of TIIK NKYV-YOBK WKKkLY Till BUNK will be mailed to you. Quaint Cartago. known to live, the Lord knows what the carnation j good how, richness of the Span- Nye’s Estate will be sold. on the of ish in ; mainly pleasures memory, blood lips and but adds Droll Sights and Scenes In the Oldest City of (’en- cheeks, The Famous “Ruck Shoals” Mansion, Near Ashe- Deserted as new to America. A La Castellano. j Cartago usually appears, luster the brilliant Sad to nui House-keeping eyes. ville, will soon Change Hands. there are two days in every week (Sun- say, there are some t.-cial Correspondence of The Journal.] mottled faces even “Buck the famous Bill and when shake Shoals,” Nye I days Thursdays) people among young girls, from a dread skin estate eight miles from this city, is soon 1:i'Alio, Costa Rica, Sept. 20, 1897. off their enchanted to disease stupor sufficiently peculiar to tropical mountains, to sold, says an Asheville, N. C., corre- A our usual good fortune we have of the Atlanta Journal. j go to mass and to market. Very early on and not a few cases of the horrible spondent Mrs. goitre; is :i■ 1 a home in this far corner—if only the cracked old bells but Clara F. Nye, the widow, reduced al- Sunday morning beauty and are the shapeliness rule.' most to penury, owing to her recent a fortnight. Right here is a bit of to distraction the metal were 1 he old j prove they women, however, including those losses, and she now finds that the sale of t* to readers who my contemplate made of, and incessant clamor on the side the mansion is to meet her ac- keep up sunny of 40 years, are ex- necessary ive’ing in .Spanish America. In all until noon. out of the tual demands for money. Mrs. Nye wants high Then, appar- tremely ugly; why, in this charming cli- One of the most encouraging features towns the there it distinctly understood, however, that m old hotels—if are ently uninhabited houses, issue senoras mate, females become of a cure made by S.S.S. (Swift’s Specific) octogenarians at she is not a beggar, but amply able to are about the worst in the and senoritas in their an is its Of all diseases, it is world, graceful draperies, age which in northern has for herself and five children. permanency. regions only provide well are with ex- known that those of the blood dirty, vermin-infested, the patricians with lace mantillas thrown served to color and It has been rumored here that Mrs. give diguity to per- Nye the most obstinate, and therefore the !e cuisine and worse attendance, over their the with fected lost much money by the failure of the' heads, plebeians cotton womenliood, is one of nature’s most difficult to cure. The medical in- First National bank of which there are houses and the scrutable Asheville, in have ad- always unoccupied rebosas, glide through sleepy mysteries. it as profession, fact, virtually Perhaps is closed its doors on July 31st last. Mrs. furnished and mitted that a real, deepseated blood had, unfurnished, by streets toward the sanctuaries; while the much due to excessive on left her eating, smoking, Nye, June 1, 1890, “Buck disease is beyond their skill. week or month, at a rental that seems district attended little exercise ten miles from on the militia, having dutifully and no thinking at all, as to Shoals,” here, Of course, their admission is not made small to in the French Broad river. Her widow’s weeds idly compared prices mass in clean linen and made the cracked the fact of very early in so many words, but actions speak maturity. were fresh upon her. She took with her cd States. Not that in this cathedral with the echo of louder than words, and their inability to anybody ring saluting Fannie Brigham Ward. to her two and her Europe daughters cure, after months and often of >f the world ever built a house on arms in honor of the elevated years Host, spend uiree sons, mai sue migni piace tne gins treatment, is sufficient evidence that dis- •se to but the owner thereof the of at school in She knew then rent; remainder the forenoon drilling on Bits of News. Germany. eases of the blood cannot be cured by was was he a on she not but she sure she spending part of the year the plaza. Here, as everywhere else in rich, doctors. Their mercurial mixtures, al- has would have money to meet her or in or Bulgaria threatened to declare her always though taken only cover up icienda, traveling Europe, Spanish-America, it is the fashion to per- needs. faithfully, independence of Turkey. the symptoms of the disease, inducing other lucky chance may place it ! form one’s and then Two weeks she returned to her religious duty early, ago the patient to feel that he is being cured; at the of a A convention of cattlemen has been mountain house with she had bor- larily disposal stranger j to assiduously divert ones self during the money but when he is sooner or later seized called to meet in Denver in rowed from in in January, 1899. relatives Chicago. Every with stiff in the furnish satisfactory references— remainder of the day. and joints, pain bones, etc., Gambling dollar of ready money she owned in the the evidence of the doctor’s v of introduction or the last month patchwork through letters is the order of the hour for During Spain’s revenue world had been j cock-fighting returns have fallen off swept away. is conclusive. Such results cannot be ex- ■ >i*d word of his Consul. If nearly $8,000,000. Mrs. is a you most of the male population, and bull- Nye remarkably bright woman; pected from the use of S. S. S. Being a town but for a had J. A. Briegel lias started from she looks always on the sunny side, and no harm- week, you lighting is patronized by both sexes Chicago purely vegetable, containing for tiie Klondike on a is inclined to be an She mineral it is the set own vine and bicycle. optimist. speaks ful ingredients, only up your fig-tree wherever there is a plaza de torras; while without reserve of her financial condition. blood remedy which acts on the true m than endure semi-starvation in Tlie sale of ilie Kansas Pacific Railroad the haughtiest dons and hidalgoes of the To a reporter she said: principle of forcing the disease from has been postponed until December 16th. ublic houses. Servants abound, al- aristocracy, including the Government *‘I lost every dollar of ready money 1 the system, building up rather than The Oxnards will had by the failure of the First National down the health. No loss of r their •‘keep,'" and provisions are and the Judiciary,—and, (oh, tell it not in erect an extensive- tearing beet bank,” she said. “The amount was $7,- no stiff no mercu- and Should sugar factory at Hueneme, V entura hair, joints, decrepit ip plentiful.” your sometimes the collect in was Gath) clergy County, Calif. 000. It made up of the $3,000 in- rial wrecks result from the use of S.S.S. so much the better— surance on furnished, the club-houses to smoke and drink gov- Mr. Nye’s life, the proceeds The various i 11 doubtless find that railroad orders will soon of the sale of the right to the publication many things ernment ingredients and indulge in games amalgamate into one grand and powerful of Mr. Nve’s book, which was sold after to Northern housekeeping appear of bacarat and for billiards, vingt-un, organization. his death, and such other cash as I had are their usable “conspicuous by substantial considerations, or patronize la on hand after my tickets fur Eu- The Southern Pacific’s Sunset Route to buying If loteria and other of chance rope. I took my family to Germany to unfurnished, you may games and New Orleans has been reopened to traffic give my daughters every possible educa- rent, buy or borrow a few necessary skill in booths erected near after the yellow fever quarantine. conveniently tional advantage. I thought it could be >. and Yankee will do to'the church. In the the ingenuity evening, garri- It. is said that every avenue iu the Yu- done cheaper there, everything considered. st and make a picnic out of the son baud performs its best in front of the kon district will be guarded by Canadian Five thousand dollars of the money was Parlor Stoves to \ and draw the remainder sub- experience. Governor’s casa, and all the town turns police customs officers next spring. interest, lying ject to my cheek. But that friends in Ranges tu remain a of weeks out in holiday attire to a short sea- There are at least tons of in '.nug couple enjoy thirty gold sent me tlie Chicago, knowing my condition, are none are ever in in order to son of music and Vatican, wortli in tiie highest grade, for some- Cartago, ascend moonlight, dancing, neighborhood money, ! should not have been able to exchanged of $20, 000,000 at the present price of the for and visit some coffee-estates in the flirting and whatever other amusements i get home.” ttvng better, they are the best un wrought metal. | “You nave met with other losses?” We can now borhood, we were glad enough to may be attainable. And then—presto! iu show you a large and varied stock of the Helen Gould, who is worth “Yes,” answered Mrs. Nye. “My most our bare in the the of an $25,000,000 nge apartments twinkling eye everybody appar- in serious loss was in New York Five famous Glenwood her own right, has entered the law city. j goods. -haunted, earthquake-cracked inn ently falls into an enchanted slumber; the school of Columbia University, with the years before he died, Mr. Nye, as an in- a flat house ou One < roomy old mansion of a defunct sunny streets are deserted, the shadowy intention of qualifying herseif for admit- vestment, bought tance to the hundred and street. lie ex- w houses bar. Eighty-third _<• hose family is travelling abroad, forsaken by all but and sX\Y AMi «>'# Bat /IB// ghosts, for it property ou Staten Island, I Mrs. Celia c'iKinged H. house,” as we delight to call it, is silence reigns in old Cartago. Wallace of Chicago lias estimated to be worth $15,000. The flat L. MYERS. offered to Miss For the middle adopt Jfvangelina Cisneros, was at There was Mr. H. L. loo OIL hi*ve the central on an elevat- and lower classes house valued $45,000. Myers,of Mulberry street, HEATING STOVES plaza, the beautiful Cuban rescued recently from a on it for which Mr. Newark, N.J., made the mistake of re- lrace which rises with the of are even livelier than mortgage $27,000, slope Thursdays .’Sundays in and make her au heiress prison Havana, assumed, and upon which he made lying upon remedies based upon mineral — ! Nye ■ <»lcano. With the assistance of a less to the ab- to a fortune estimated at a nice, clean heat in though musical, owing $500,000. i yearly payments uutil he died. ingredients, and for the hundreds of give many places where it is and a sence of band and bells. It is the market with the value of the dollars which he invested received not ■nozo, (man servant) Sleepier It is reported from Washington that tlie “These, together only convenient to use coal or wood stoves. Staten Island amounted to about disappointment in return. He : we soon transformed the rookery day of the district, when the plaza, that Carnegie and Bethlehem companies have j property, says WE HAVE THEM IN ALL $30,000. lu or last I •‘I was afflicted with a terrible blood SIZES. delightful home—a beautiful blend- indispensable adjunct of all purchased the right to use tlie Krupp j January Febiuary Spanish cities, was notified the Lorillards of New disease, which was in spots at first, but process in making armor plates. This j by ><>utliern sloth and Yankee energy, suddenly blossoms into who held the that afterwards spread all over my body. surprising activity would prevent the government using this York, mortgage, they unless could be These soon broke out into sores, and it >paiu and New England, whereiu and presents a vivid blending of the sharp process in its own armor-plate factory if would foreclose payment met. I could not and the is easy to imagine the I en- v of in the of contrasts of it should establish one. pay, property suffering —- drop alloy pure gold tropical life. The market dured. went for the mortgage. I had no one LAMPS. ness is the that we are so of Costa Rica’s pi thought plaza former capital is In order to save $5,000 express charges with whom to advise,” added Mrs. Nye, Before I became convinced that ■ on worth of the doctors could do no I had leave it. Nothing gives one such shut off on one side by the massive white 84,000,000 bonds which the for the moment, helplessly, “or l might good executor of tlie Fair estate wished to have from the wreck.” spent a hundred dollars, which was se of after towers of the on saved something dignity, especially long parochial church; an- thrown I then tried vari- A new and stock of transfer from New Yo.k to ,San Francisco, “Have no income from on really away. large as the of a you royalties mdagc, carrying house- other by substantial ous one-story houses, the papers were packed in three dress Mr. Nye’s books?” patent medicines, but they did not and our is indeed if with roofs and suit cases and sent reach the disease. When I had finished dignity lofty projecting iron-barred across tlie continent as “The revenue from that source is very hand in the care of two first bottle of I was PARLOR. HALL and STAND LAMPS. i by the size of the keys of (.’artago, casements; and fronted by the quartel and ordinary baggage small, not exceeding $400 a year.” she my S.S.S., greatly BANQUET, RECEPTION, men. answered. “This is all the improved and was delighted with tha urge enough to require the services Governors audience-kali—the whole di- paid by Up- result. The red on my The New pine >tts. publishers of the histories of the large splotches Fine and at that will suit. •nule! For one of the best houses the York Chamber of Commerce chest to goods pries rectly overhung by frowning volcano, United States and England. The History began grow paler and smaller, has adopted a resolution calling upon tlie and before we pay iu the coin of the and shadowed the clouds cul- of said “was never finish- long disappeared entirely. 1 c-ity Irazu, by to increase tlie force England.” she, government artillery my lost weight, became \ a sum to *0.00 per ler ted around his forehead. ed. and the royalties from it have beer, regained strong- equivalent Every Thurs- for protection of seacoast cities. It was er, and small. The are the my appetite grea'lv improved. the that sea very Lippincotts only American money: and ser- all the streets into this 110 batteries and I was soon day leading plaza suggested 4,000 of Mr. works who have entirely well, and my skin as additional would be sufficient publishers Nye’s it their own price, receive each are with carts and mules artillerymen made either to Mr. him- clear as a piece of glass.” j thronged oxen, to the any returns, Nye provide safeguards considered S.S.S. is a sure cure for all manner M. L. vales (ii~> cents) pel week, and a and mule teams, soldiers and self while he lived or to me since his wandering necessary. of blood diseases, and disappointment MITCHELL, with male death. I sold the book outright since >, (*; cents) every day added, miustreis, peddlers, and female, and never results from its use. It is | then, and the remittances from Lippineott 115 to “find Ihemseives’ in beans and beggars innumerable ami of wretchedness Franklin’s Lost Lead Mine. Higli Street, cow constitute the sum total of my in- is. i his is considered good wages I indescribable, mostly cripples whose dis- come." The proposed opening of lend mines at Then she 'ag". and our servants are as uplift- torted bones and gaping sores are their added, entirely cheerful, per- Purely Vegetable j Tuber has revived the story of Franklin’s hopeful: one thousand dollars will be paid their fellows on account of sud- not stock m trade. fectly r^nd unprofitable “I have home which is unin- nor that it contains a of | lost lead mine, somewhere in the moun- my here, proof particle icucc as one who has “struck oil” The usual conglomeration <»i articles is i or other mineral. S.S.S. tains west of Tuuk cumbered. Here 1 shall live until 1 can mercury, potash, Maine pond. is sold all Central R, R, niisylviUiia or found a rich h ad in offered for sale on the plaza, piled up in sell it. when 1 will buy a simple, inexpen- by druggists. Ten years of ^ ago quantities lead were \ sive home. I should like a few hoarders Valuable books on blood and skin dis- ioudike. And then the of booths nr out iu the sun. There joys .spread eases will be mailed free to all who ad- TIM E-TABLE. found there by Stinson Hooper, who was this winter if 1 could rind those willing to to market in the balmy morning, arc rainbow-liued dress goods, brought dress Swift Co., Atlanta, Ga. A forest lire had ovei a live in this secluded spot. But I shall not Specific cfufe hunting. swept J On and after Oct. 4, 1M)7, trains connect mg at the sun has peered above over seas: gorgeous shawls woven in near- try to run a boarding house, as I doubt large portion of the country, noth- Burnham and Waterville with through trains foi — leaving ids that environ ( with Guatemala and 1 whether t would be remunerative. artago by gaud} zarapes of home and from Bangor. Waterville, 1’ortlaiul and Bos ing but charred timber and in some places “You can said Mrs. in bid- Mate ol >laiii. 1807. issued on a judgment rendered by the the tender hushes and clover Supreme Judicial Conri. for the County of Belfast, depart. 7 If, 1 05 8 45 J ites and and other blueberry ; much of 1 is personal correspondence and Waldo, grauadillocs made, zapatoes (shoes) and sandals. I at the term thereof begun and held <»ii the third Citypoiut. t7 II 1" 3 52 that up made it a short extracts from sprang quite feeding- his best writings din- of A. D. 1807. to on the Waldo. 7 30 1 20 4 15 .fruits, and stri]>s and chunks and There are eocoanuts in ox-hide for deer in the Tuesday September, wit, hampers, ground autumn months. | ing Mr. Vye’s life. Paul Potter, tlie first day of October, A. L>. 1897. in favor of 1C. Brooks 7 lo ] 30 4 45 s of meat with no idea from what which Mr. had killed a line B. 171,WELL of in said Knox 7 53 1 43 5 In bare-legged fellows have brought Hooper buck deer dramatist, will aid me in the part Northport, County, and literary against JollN ,J. SHAW of Northport, in said Thorndike. 8 00 1 50 5 32 ci on while on one of his trips, lie was some- of this work. He is now in of bird, beast or reptile they their backs many weary miles aud are Paris, and for dollars and Unity. 8 10 1 58 0 on wliat exhausted from liis County, sixty eight eighty-two long tramp and h is a which he to out cents, debt or and nine dollars and iiine- Burnham, arrive. 8 35 2 15 0 25 of cooking the latter over a ehar- to sell for and fruits play expects bring damage, glad accent apiece; sat down an old charred cents, cost of and will he soid at Bangor. 11 40 3 25 upon windfall. in Loudon the first of the year. Then he ty-three suit, > "t, and salads that would of that in the auction on the fourth of A. a m concocting every variety grow tropics, While seated there he a tiat will return home and hook will be public day December, began poking my D. 1897. at two ..'clock in the afternoon, at the Waterville 0 08 2 47 7 05 surface of what lie l The Best. Farm and Fin. Fpicurus himself green with envy, with a few of the North, raised in the up- supposed was a rock, prosecuted as speedily as possible." "dice of F. W. I’rown, Room 4, Masonic Temple, i’m A M Family in without of a discov- in Belfast, in sai : the described Portland.. 12 23 5 45 1 40 tile Both over the lack of butter and land There are any thought making “Have you a for County, following United States, One Year igliing region. Egyptian-like engaged publisher real estate and til the title and ery. The gun barrel seemed to make the this book?” right, interest and tea and similar and of and water-bottles of dark red which the said .h im J. Shaw has in and to the Boston.!^;;;;; ^ '15 Trifles; jars pottery, surface of the stone and lie shine, began ‘T have not,” she answered. And same, or had on the llrh day of June, A. D 1*97, tiie cost of a la so that we to them TO BELFAST. FOR ONLY S2.00. ing generous living, quaint long possess to examine it closer, lie found it was ; with her two sous she started the at 1.20 o'clock in the afternoon the tune when the up hill, V M A M 1 and same was attached on the writ in the same suit, Believing that one of our rea ms- Pica, to equal less than a dollar a and made of the shells lead, began to cut it with his jack- lined toward 7 00 iM)° every all; drinking-cups | by golden-leafed hickories, to wit: BostonBoston, jEI). knife. Then he a JD.. have at least one t ai >i t.m noticed seam in the or jW 8 3o goo agricultural ily the party! Our Mouse, which we of the kind of | Cavalry church, where he who was a fun- A certain lot parcel of land situate in said calabash-fruit, (a gourd) AM F >| journal, we have v. rock from which the metal had flowed lover and a fun-maker lies—he who Northport, being the same set. off to John J.Sliaw perfected arrangement to iu the kind of carved with under Portland. 7 00 1100 1 20 we print largest surprising delicacy of touch when the forest fire was by the commissioners appointed the peti- can send that pract .cal and inst rue:i\«• .. nia1 raging. lie took to make sure of his wife’s and his a m sought ti"i of Mary C. Known on, for a full description s, was built some three centuries the ramrod from the old 0 oo Fa km and In con nc ion wi:'i w n and richness of design. In other stalls army rifle and children’s future. of which reference is herein had t<> the return of Waterville. 55 7 4 30 Hhjik, 7 15 1 15 I and lias been thrice des- pried up a platter-like surface that would These Max and are said commissioners, recorded in the Registry of Bangor publication, Trt: Ukc m.n \x dot kma- partially English calico may be found: also cutlery sons, Jim, manly A m a m r M two or more. He Deeds of Waldo County in 1894, and being a por- full lor desti- weigh pounds followed fellows. Max is 14 years Jim 12 Burnham, 10 25 8 5n 5 05 year only $2.00. by earthquakes. Though and crockery. The United States con- old, tion of the land conveyed to Jones Shaw by Benja- depart.... j the seam for a huudred teet or more, and Max is like his Unity. 11 Oo 0 08 5 22 Lack of space forbids a description -a : years. strikingly father, min Sliaw on the sixth day "1 May, A. D 1848,’by every “modern convenience,” and a few “notions” in Thorndike. 11 15 0 17 5 32 tributes little, beyond several places found other spots where hut. he lias more hair on his head—“had bis deed of quitclaim of that date, to be recorded tents of Farm am* Hmti:, which arc im. ..)'«• Knox. 11 30 10 23 5 30 over-ruu with in said Also one undivided halt of the lizards, centipedes and of tobacco. the heated lead had melted and leaked when lie was as his father said. Registry. for variety and exeeltem-r. Prominent an it- plugs Virginia Cartago born,” Shaw homestead, so-called, in said Northport, Brooks. 11 57 0 38 5 52 out. 12 15 40 « 03 I be mentn imd *.• •ms. etc., it has overbalancing herself furnishes excellent made The boy has clear blue eyes, a strong containing in the whole about fifty acres, and in- Waldo. 0 many departments may farm soft-hats, 12 35 no 00 oi 13 Several of the easiest pieces to a brow. The cluding the house and other buddings, and the City point. j and burden. Market Reports, Fruit Culture. Plans > which make us more in love with dislodge mouth, thoughtful baby, ! from and a deal of gold he out wharves near said homestead, as devised to John Belfast, arrive.. 12 45 10 05 0 2o pita fibre, good pried aud started for the settle- Douglas, is about 18 months old. Miss and Inventions, Hie Apiary, Taik^ with a Lawyer. In we J. Shaw under the will of his mother, Ann K. tFlag station. ry day. reality, however, and silver work, in ment to make his find known, Bessie is 19 Miss Around the tilobe, Live Stock and The Pout- filagree- chains, intending Nye years old, Winuie Shaw, by her will duly recorded in the Probate Limited tickets for Boston are now sold at$5.00 hairy. little to to return with a for his do with the house itself, brooches, bracelets and small trinkets— party slaughtered IT years. Office in said County, said premises being held by from Belfast and all stations on Branch. try Yard, Question Box, The Veterinary, Plants which iie left as a mark. But John J. Sliaw in common with Emma A. Gillispie. tickets to all West am! North- the hours of deer, Mr. “Buck Shoals” is a large, roomy house Through points and Flowers, Fashions and Fumy Work, House- during darkness; by the most beautiful among the latter be- Dated October 30, 1897. west via all for sale L. M. G hough. Hooper did not return for the deer, or to with towers and modern routes, by hold Features, etc. Ait or ample porch, 3t44 SAMUEL G. NORTON. Sheriff. Belfast. GKO. F. EVANS, reading, writing “dreaming constructed with won- show his lead mine. lie Agent, ing tiny baskets, had left the outlooks, situated upon a hill overlooking General Manager. I Farm am* Homf. is published semi-monthly, hours iu the cool aud for >ppy away” derful nicety and filled with lustrous specimens public inspection in the the river. The lawn, made by cutting F. K. Booth by, Gen’l Pass, and Ticket Agent. i thus giving you 24 numbers a year, dm wh..le corner store Portland, 24, 1807. > Life never seems real and told liis story, when he the from the native Sept. making a volume t over 500 pages, teemim. wy garden. from the Gulf of Nicova. Among undergrowth forest, pearls was taken so Nerverise •• not as Mott's could act with all the latest and most ndi.il> mb m m >i but as if we aud sick, guide, is to-day overgrown with tall grass, and the sculptured the infinite of fruits are blackber- variety lie gave to Franklin people the location are visible the evidences of The that experience ami science can supply \.. better outer everywhere great WINTER RATES upon the walls were iu an en- seen as near as lie could as ries, the first 1 have in Cential tell, and, one of neglect. It was in this house that the remedy for l»roof ot its popularity can be idfered than its •d slumber for the “lie would together, waiting America; and potatoes, even more rare— prospecting party said, last decade of Bill Nye’s life was passed. nervous pros- enormous circulation, which extends inn. vci". not send us on tomfool’s errand.” _• ty Prince Charming to come any It was the breath of these great moun- tration ard State and territory in the l mot. tni»ei along ready cooked and steaming hot,—not big- Soon afterward Mr. Hooper died but tains that back health to him in all nervous reail bv no less than a million ■taken us. the brought being readers, Fancy lagging hours as ger than hickorynuts, but good any the story of liis hunting trip lived and 1880-’ST, and certain it is that the hap- diseases of the Hess summer-time in a ham- still is held as A 700 PAGE BOOK FREE. spent Irishman could desire; and edible palm- truth by members of the piest hours in his existence came to him ^gsasgsag* generative or- curtained from the party wlio followed his instructions. here. acres of land BEFORE AND AFTER USING. of either Greiit Rednotion in Farow Immediately and sendim. 10 cents omi* .: sleepy sun- tops resembling curly lettuce, which by Ninety-six surround gans Many leading citizens of Franklin have the all in all. cost sex* such as Nervous Prostration, or mailing expenses, making $2.10 In all, we will by the palms and pomegranates of a most and de- house, which, Nye Failing the way, make the fragrant since then. All have found Im prospected $25,000. lost Manhood, potency, Nightly Emis- BELFAST TO BOSTOX $2.25. semlChamber’s Popular F.nryrlopedlu. mu; Ash court! No wonder we some- but nol in licious of salads. lead, paying quantities. One sions, Youthful Errors, Mental w orry, ex- 7C0 pages and over 1,000 illustration- This feel ourselves of tlie lie surrounded an party says is full of confidence cessive use of Tobacco or which which has never sold ;.,i ,•>- by Ill these Catholic countries the ladies j Sacreligeous Sensationalism. Opium, Commencing nonday, Oct. 18, 1897. Encyclopedia, bac He thinks that if a mail to of the yet. could find lead Consumption and Insanity. $1.00 £1.00, is unsurpassed as a xvori: .-i it nary throng dark-eyed wear their clothes to and | plainest church, the where Stinson sat after I box 6 boxes for cs spot Hooper Yellow journalism has done some dar- per by mail; $5.00. contains m* less than ‘J< .000 articles, an viU i>. aud Castilian liidalgoes who 1 their and best to market and that there would he a brightest shooting deer, real ! ing things, but none more daring than MOTT’S CHEMICAL GIL Prop's, Cleveland, Ohio, found of flu-createsr use in answere !.. Tin 4- here ami went to dust a or lead mine in Franklin. century opera, bull fights and promenades—their [Ellsworth ! the publication of what purports to be a sands of cpiestions that con>tant!y rise- iminrd American. FOR SALE BY K. It. MOODY. Iyr38 ago. When breezes rustle of Pontius Pilate to the to -. -ia; -i n evening uncovered arms and shoulders protected report Emperor dates, places, persons, mcim-ni !-aves and ripple the and j Tiberius, giving details of a personal in- No one at all interested should vitlmT fountain, the airiest of sun-shades. Each seuora \n ! by Important Annonuncement. terview with Christ and of the circum- <>r t<> m\ m n \ agrance of violets and [ ho not delay fail talu ti is frangipanni is followed to market a female stances by servant, attending the crucfixion. The remarkably liberal oiler, which \u* male :■■*;• a m overpowers the senses, it We desire to cull tile personal and itnuiedi- | requires who carries a basket on her brown document in the ancient Latin is claimed limited time only, by special ai ran*. *n .• n: with, plump ate attention of each and 'i letch of the to hear every one of our ! t<* have been discovered in the of Fart; between Belfast and Boston reduced from imagination wooden on her library to the publisher'. Remember, semi both papers arm, or maybe a tray head, readers to the $3.00 $2.25. exceptional terms upon which i the Vatican Rev. Dr. W. D. an A FULL LINE OF 1 I cl ings in the air, to see the carven The by Mahan, Fare between Searsport anti Boston reduced a full year, including book, at tlu*\ci\ m to contain her mistress’ purchases. we are to from 10 and a prepared offer that representative English clergyman, but this is so $3 to §2 30, proportionate reduc- of *f the assume new wildly tion made in £2.10. gargoyles expres- women believe in of that it will the price of through tickets between | country evidently journal agriculture, Farm and in improbable require proof as Address all orders to with their of Home, Boston and all landings on Penobscot river. interchange reminis- tire universal as writ before it will be be- 1 “beauty unadorned,” garb connection witli this paper. Everywhere strong holy Hot Water The price of rooms, accommodating two persons in the lieved. Either it is the most each, will he reduced from $2.00 and §1.50 to REPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUB. CO., s;or deepening twilight under of the mixed Indian and the Farm and stupendous Bottles, mestizas, (of throughout country Home is $1.50 anti §1.00 each. •live trees of literary discovery of the age or it is an 11 A INK. the old garden, to dis- Spanish blood), being a single, short, known and recognized as a journal of the Steamers Penobscot and City of Bangor will ! BlLKASl, abominable imposition. [Portland Ad- SYRINGES, Etc., leave Belfast, alternately, for Boston, via Camden I aisli Ave Marias and muttered ex- highest standard, ltssouud common scant skirt, over a very low-necked, sense, vertiser. and Rockland, Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and at 2.30 ertions by San Juan Bautista, or San sleeveless chemise. practical teaching, terse paragraphs, origi- FOR SALfc BY Saturdays (about.) r. m. For Bangor, via way-landings, Tuesdays. Thurs- nality and have won for it a at beliiud their serones of fruits pluck, place days, Fridays and Saturday at about 8.00 a. m., Squatted or arrival of Offices for tlie of steamer Kent. ! head the agricultural Its im- A. A. upon from Boston. ruth compels the admission that the and vegetables, their wedges of goat’s- press. HOWES&CO, I mense circulation, exceeding 250,000 copies RETURNING TO BELFAST. ■'tern aristocrats of ruined are cheese and cones of coarse brown Cartago milk From via The rooms over & White, re each issue, is in itself a telling testimonial Boston, way landings, Mondays, Tues- Mayo High street, "oruewhat Biliousness GEO. F. D. D. days, Thursdays and Fridays at 6 00 i*. w! of bottles of uninteresting set, hopelessly sugar, or double rows guara- its Is caused EAMES, M.D, S, Miss of practical value ami intrinsic worth Our by torpid liver, which prevents diges- From Bangor, via wav-landings, Mondays, Wed- cently occupied by Beverage, dressmaner of anil at at-elbows, down-at-heel and gone to do, (the unfermentcd juice sugar-cane) subscribers will do to tion and permits food to ferment and putrify in nesdays, Thursdays Saturdays 11*00 a. m. are for rent with immediate well read the an- The possession. Enquire the merits of their the stomach. Then follow dizziness, Nose and* Throat. WILLIAM H. HILL, Gen’l Manager, Boston, demuition bow-wows;” probably they expatiate upon nouncement and avail themselves of an headache, of op- No. !i40 CHAS. E. JOHNSON, Agent, Belfast. udored the more in shrill soft-voweled to at a Street, POOR & SON. haughty, sullen and merchandise Iqit portunity secure, trifling cost, a paper Newbury which will Belfast, July 20, 1807.—80tf less by remembrances of ancestral Castellano that wheedles the last penny return them a thousand per cent, (Near Corker of Fairfield St.) on the investment in the useful HOW TO MAKE MONEY! t'randour. It is difficult to tell how they out of your purse. The young women of hints and BOSTON, MASS. to to teachings be obtained from its perusal. If you are out of employment and want a linage exist, being far too proud to Costa Rica are decidedly handsome; of Hours 12 to 2. Other hours by posi To alt we tion, paying you from $50 to $100 clear say, try Farm and Home a year, Hood’s appointment only. monthly "'"'k, though poorer than Job’s the sort, with regular fea- Insomina, nervousness, and, above expenses by working regularly, or,'if you i Female mostly dark, piquant October, isat>.—ly45 and you will never regret it. if not bilious fever want to increase income from : 'Weal olive relieved, your present $200 Help turkey. However, the bluest tures, clear, complexions, full, to $500 at odd or blood poisoning. Flood’s yearly, by working times, write the i •el of Old Castile is not in round and which 1 he Wife: “What a sweet smile therein GLOBE CO., 723 Chestnut St., I'hila., I’a., stating To engage for coining sea- singular figures midnight eyes Pills stimulate the stomach, whether married or last WANTFIlTT ,llis on the baby’s face, John!” The Husband: SURETY BONDS age, single, or present son, experienced operators for in other is no The rouse the cure For and can secure a on W. & G. straw fine work peculiarity, parts of the there describing. exhilarating “Yes ; he’s liver, headache, dizziness, con- Administrators, Cashiers, Trustrees, Con- employment, you position with machine, on ladies’ probably dreaming that he’s keep- Sold them which can mal e more stipation, etc. 25 cents. all druggists. at by you money easier goods. '•orld broken-down has been air of this altitude tones down some- i lg me awake.” fTit-Bits. by tractors, reasonable rates. gentility high The only Pills to take with Ilood's Sarsaparilla. and faster than you ever made before in your life. CANTON BROS., BIXBY & CO., 8w44 FRED 0m44 ATWOOD, Agent. 4w44 Fox boro, Mass. The Churches. NEWS. Probate and Courts. THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL. f NORTHPORT Insolvency The is an abstract of the busi- The Thanksgiving services will be at the J Mr. Charles Bird left for Boston last week following ness of the Probate and Insolvency Courts SPECIAL EXPLOITATION Unitarian church, Thursday evening, Nov. take of a BELFAST, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1897 to charge barge. for Waldo county, Nov. term, 1897: 25th, at 7.30 o’clock; sermon by Rev. G. G. Estate of John A. de- .OF. Just remember that it was Friday, Nov. Smedburg, Unity; Cures!the of — cree of insolvency issued; Reuel M. Berry Winslow. Prove merit Hood's Sarsaparilla post- when the first snow of the season ar- PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING BY THE 12th, and P. commission- THURSDAY live, perfect, permanent Cures. Joseph Libby appointed Meetings will be held in the Peoples’ Mis- rived. ers. Cures of scrofula in severest forms, like this Mon- Estate of Simon Cilley, Brooks; license to Journal Pub. Co. sion every evening week, except j returned to Rockland Republican Mr. Emery Brown goitre, swelled neck, running sores, hip sell personal estate issued. and Friday, at 7 o’clock ; also on Sunday ; day Sunday. His visit was marred by the sud disease, sores in the eyes. Estate of Clifton Curtis, Jr., minor, Sears- m. All are welcome. with its intense i CHARLES A. PILSBURY at 2.30 and 7 p. den death of his Mr. Abram Brown. Cures Of Salt Rheum, itching port; resignation of H. G. Curtis, as guar- Flexible Moulded father, Corsets, } Busine^Ma^ger. etc. dian Clifton Curtis will the third of and burning, scald head, tetter, accepted; appointed Rev. J. M. Leighton give j returned Miss Mary Grout of Rockland Cures of Boils, Pimples and all other erup- guardian; account presented. his series of sermons on “Good Citizen- Estate of James H. letters THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION, | home tins week from a visit to her friends. tions due to impure blood. Brown, Belfast; at the Unitarian church next Sunday of administration issued to Wm. P. Thomp- ship,” She was the guest of Mrs. R. F. Herrick the Cures of Dyspepsia and other troubles where the son. liy Governor, forenoon; “Religion and Manhood.” a tonic was needed. subject, first of the week. good stomach Estate of Alonzo J. Harriman, Belfast; The time honored custom of and of where were un- recognizing A Sunday evening class was recently or- Cures Rheumatism, patients letters of administration issued to Fred A. giving thanks t- Almighty God as the year draws Mrs. William Hopkiu s left Monday for of Uni- able to work or walk for weeks. Harriman. to a cli se, for His manifold mercies, was institut- ganized among the young people the Baltimore to join her husband, who is cap- the Estate of Isaac H. let- ed m Plymouth Colony by the Puritans in the Cures of Catarrh by expelling impurities Sherman, Belfast; tarian society. Meetings are held Sunday ters early settlement of our country. The present year tain of the sch. Star of the Sea. She will ac- which cause and sustain the disease. testamentary issued to Sarah C. Sher- to the < f a fair at G o’clock in the church man. lias brought people Maine degree evenings parlors. him to Galveston, Texas. of Nervousness toning and of and the harvest has been company Cures by properly Estate of Hannah prosperity, though blood. Conant, Wiuterport; than we onward The of the meeting of the Baptist feeding the nerves upon pure less bountiful usual, have moved subject Mrs. Rose Patterson will leave Saturday letters testamentary issued to Chas. M. Con- in libei ry and peace. We have been signally pre- Y. P. S. C. E. next Sunday at 6 p. m. will Cures of That Tired Feeling by restoring ant. served from great calamities and pestilence and for Boston, where she will reside for the to whom? for what? how strength. Send for book of cures by Estate of P. Perkius, Frank- have very much for which to be truly thankful. In be: Gratitude: Trueworthy future, as her husband has concluded to set- fort; letters issued to D. K. grateful recognition of our indebtedness to, and shown? Luke 17:1119. Leader, Miss Maud testamentary dependence upon the Giver of these blessings, tle there. This is the third family that has Drake. and also conforming to the Proclamation of the E. Mathews. Estate of Bohan P. letters left this within less than three months Field, Belfast; President of the United States, I, Llewelly n Pow- place testamentary issued to Chas. H. Field. of the State of Miss Haney’s original solo was a very ers, Governor Maine, do hereby to become residents of Massachusetts. Estate of Mary A. Cottrell, Belfast; letters and set with the advice and con- designate apart, creditable musical composition, and is the issued to Y. Cot- sent of the Council, Mrs. Abram Brown and her sons, Emery testamentary Christopher was ren- Hood’s second piece she has composed. It trell. the of A D. and Hudson, wish to extend their heart felt Estate of Aaron P. Thursday, 25thday November, 1897, dered in tine style. At the close of the pro- McFarland, minor, to those friends who so kindly Montville; additional guardian bond filed. as a day of thanksgiving and prayer. And I do of gratitude Sarsaparilla gram the young people took possession Estate of Annie non Lib- earnestly request all the citizens of our State to contributed flowers at the funeral of the To C. I. TTood & Co., Proprietors, Lowell, Mass. Childs, compos, retrain on that day from any unnecessary labor the vestry amd speDt an hour very pleasant- erty, first account of guardian allowed. husband and father, and to others who ten- are the best after-dinner L. and with heartfelt gratitude render thanks'to God in etc. Estate of James Twitchell, Montville; for His care and to us as a And ly games, sociability, GENUINE goodness people. dered their assistance ; also to the members llOOCl S rMlIS pills, aid digestion. 25c. account of distribution allowed. 1 w.-ulu who JACKSON especially enjoin those have abund- The Methodist Sunday s jhool is organiz- Estate of Mary J. Pierce, first FAVORITE ance to substantial evidence of their thank- of Excelsior of F. & A. M. who so Prospect; give Lodge account of executor allowed. WAIST. fulness on this the and a “home through which by remembering, day, poor ing department,” attended in a to their re- unfortunate. kindly body pay Estate of Frank W. Rice, Stockton Springs ; auy person who desires may keep along in ODituary. Given at the Executive Chamber at Augusta, spects to h.'tu we so sadly miss and mourn. first and final account of administrator al- We advise every lady who esteems the this fifth of November, in the of our Bible study with the classes in the Sunday lowed. day year of of dress a to The annual supper given by the ladies a pointineuts elegant study, Lord eighteen hundred and ninety-seven, and not able to attend the school. Joseph H. Wilson, well known citizen Estate of Henry H. Cook, Liberty; first the of the United Stales of school, though at our corset and learn wh e Independence the Cove W. C. T. U. at El well’s hall last of died at his home in that ami final account of administrator allowed. department America the one hundred and tweutv-second. A of visitation of the “shut-ins” has Salem, Mass., system Estate of Robert G. Campbell, Winter- ease, comfort andgraoe can be embodiei LLEWELLYN POWERS. Saturday evening was a charming social Nov. 1st at the of 66 He was been and are enrolled as city age years. second account of executor allowed. P> the Governor. organized, they port: a corset, when properly selected ami titt.- feature. Besides the members many invit- a son of the late Hon. John Wilson and iJYia n lioviu of State. the and entitled to all Estate of Nathan A. Cates, first Secretary members of school, Unity; We have to secure the ser\ ed were who the oc- arranged guests present, enjoyed Mary Tinkham Wilson. His father was one account of administratrix allowed. its privileges. *>f the manufacturer's Ml*"* casion much. The was all that Estate of William Turner, Montville ; sec- special titter, Food Fairs are all the rage now, but very supper of the early promoters of the growth of Bel- at next ond account of administrator allowed. RICH who will 1 Services the Universalist church could be desired and all who have ever en- AKI)S(>>‘, exploit the what the mortal desires is fair fast, and one whose name stands among Estate of A. average high Albert Moody, Belmont; first of Sunday will be as follows: Morning worship the of this Union know Flexibone Moulded Corsets food. joyed hospitalities the enterprising men of our early history account of administrator allowed. with sermon at 10.45, followed by Sunday that is the the whole truth and noth- Estate of I. Hatch, MONDA truth, He served iu from 1813 to 1815, and Benjamin Islesboro; Y, at Congress first and final account of school. Young people’s meeting six o’clock, but the truth. The exer- administrator al- The President of the United States and ! ing post-prandial from 1817 to aud was a and and “The Par- 1819, colleague lowed. TUESDAY, led by Miss Eva Crowley, Topic, cises were and entertain- the G.-veriior of Maine that Thanks- highly enjoyable personal friend of Daniel Webster. Joseph Estate of Gorham Clough, Unity; inven- agree j able Talents and what it Means.” At WEDNESDAY of the The toasts were tory returned. should be Nov. 25th. ing. following proposed H. Wilson was the last of a of six FLEXIBONE giving day observed anthems family Estate of the morning service the following and to in a and ef- Sarah W. Newell, Searsmont, responded very pleasing four and two Three of The death-knell of the turkey has sound- will be “Cantate children, girls boys. inventory returned. NOVEMBER 22, 23 and2 c sung: Domini,” Danks; fective manner: ;‘The W. C. T. U., what it nOULDED. the sisters married Hannah mar- Estate of George Amos Nichols, Sears- ed “O Lord most Truette. lawyers. Holy,” aims to do, and what it has was re- for allow- done,” ried Hon. A. G. Jewett of. Belfast, at one time port; inventory returned; petition AI THE STORK OF The topic of the mid-week at the to Miss E. F. Miller of North ance presented. N ov the New York World has under- meeting sponded by U.S. Minister to Sarah married Law- France; Estate of Francis Whitmore, Belfast ; in- Xorth Church this, Thursday, evening will Searsmont, the President the Waldo taken the job of banishing college foot of^ yer Daniel Jewett of St. Louis; and Mary ventory returned. “Social Falsehoods.” The services next Union. In a manner Estate of L. Fail as a brutal sport. The chances are be, County very pleasing married Lawyer William Crosby of Bangor. Charles Wardwell, Winter- _—.A. D. CHASE & SON that it will succeed in its under- will be as follows: Rev. Goweu C. she its and and what port: inventory returned. hardly Sunday explained aims objects Jane never married. John M. married Eliza Estate of Horatio N. Woodcock, Sears- taking. [Boston Herald. Wilson of the Bible Society of Maine will it has to the satisfaction of all. accomplished, A. Townsend aud lived on the farm on Lin- mont; inventory returned. Not unless it can devise a more at 10:45 a. m ; School at 12 m. To ‘‘Cold Man’s best Estate of “sport’* preach Sunday Water, Beverage,” colnville avenue now occupied by Albert Mary Mitchell, Unity; inventory returned. Brutal than foot and that does not Meeting of the C. E. Society atG.15 p. m. A Mrs. Frank Orcutt responded briefly, but ball; Wilson, a nephew of the deceased. He Estate of Clement \V. Thanksgiving topic, “Gratitude: to whom? She of the Lane, Winterport ; eem possible. very effectively. spoke great leaves two other nephews and one niece in inventory returned. for what ? how shown ?” Luke 17 : 11-10. At water is to the its usefulness blessing world, Belfast, Joseph B. and Jefferson F. Wilson, Estate of James Page, Jackson; petition 7.15 p. the will iu the for license to sell real estate. The New York World claims that while m., pastor preach and its importance in the affairs of life, and and Mrs. Annie Wilson Ellis. Two of ins presented Estate of John M. the Storm Ulster Liberty; t belt* lias been 11 fatal accidents in football church, his theme being Neal Dow and the urged all to drink it in preference to any Wellington, nephews are lawyers in the west, ami one, second and tinal account of administrator Buy King since lsb4, the number of fatal accidents Prohibitory Law. other “Neal our Prohibi- beverage. Dow, H. W. Harris, is a physician in Augusta, presented. ii. oil ei in the same time has been: was Estate of Julia A. sports The services at the Methodist Episcopal tion Leader,” very ably responded to Me. Mr. Wilson attended the schools Warren, Belfast, first -SOLD ONLY BY- >w l.:,50, public account of administrator iminiiig boating bsti, hunting church Nov. will be as fol- by Mr. F. A. who in presented. Sunday, 21st, Dickey, spoke high in Belfast aud early iu life learned the tin- Estate of E. i, bnyeiing 204. horseback riding boo, Mary Gilmore, Monroe; peti- lows: Sermon by Rev. O. 11. Fernald, D. D., praise of the departed leader, who had so smith’s trade with the late S. tion for of A. iI. i- r m.; p. W.CLARK. tennis. League meeting tective in several cities for firms playing golf various and tion presented for appointment of X. B. Al- at another leader who could so We believe the World’s statistics re- Epworth League meeting G, leader, Miss successfully individuals,but at the time he was taken sick len wood, administrator. lead the as did the mau whom of Milly Sanborn; topic, “The Foes of the way to-day was at his trade in Salem. He was Estate Ferdinand E. Sawyer, Kunx; gaiding foot ball casualties are far from working BARGAIN CLOTHIER. will Saliua J. ex- ^.THE A the friends of so miss. To presented, Sawyer named Church,” Epli. 0:10-12. large attendance prohibition sadly a man of kind iu accurate. from the newspaper disposition, very strong ecutrix. Judging is desired. and service at 7. ‘‘Our Children,” Mrs. Ada Brier responded Song prayer his friendships, speaking evil of no one, and Estate of Frank F. Frye, Moutville; will ► Made from all wool Irish frieze, shoulders reports we should say that the in triple weight, percentage The meetings during the week will be as a very felicitous manner. She urged iu presented, K. Mears uamed executor. every possible way lending a helping Joseph ► lined rubber an wind of fatalities in foot ball is to follows: to be careful that their chil- Estate of Emma B. Googiugs, Searsuiont; and sleeves with making absolutely fully equal Prayer meeting, Tuesday evening every parent hand to those in affliction or distress. He will presented, Oscar A. named that of war, ancient or modern. at 7.13; class at dren received that their Googings, and The it I ^ ls any meeting, Thursday evening early training, married Eliza Pepper Varney, who most executor. waterproof garment. price, 7.15. minds 00 might more quickly receive the im- tenderly and kindly cared for him during Estate of Sarah A. Alexander, Belfast; great wonderment for such a good coat pressions of the of will presented, Amelia S. Cates named exe- The Boston Record for some Services at the Baptist church next Sun- necessity living temper- his and illness. He was stricken Evening long trying cutrix; petition for ate lives. On the whole it was a inter- presented appointment time has been calling attention to the fact day will consist of morning and eveniug very with paralysis three years ago. He was a of Willis A. Cates, executor, the executrix with esting and instructive evening, and all named in the will dead. that the present control of the Democratic worship preaching by the pastor. The member of N. E. O. P. and A. O. U. W. and being HARRY W. CLARK, seemed more than to Estate of B. subject of the morning sermon will be, “The glad be present; and was held in esteem the officers aud George Ordway, Swanville; 1 arty, with its movement high by will Maria A. named Henry George the next presented; Ordway Unanswerable Argument of a Christian although annual gathering seemed members as evinced their watchful aud in New York, its Thos. movement by executrix. Riley 2 Cor. 5: 12. The sermon so distant, everyone that it would be Estate of Ellen M. The Clothier and Life,” eveniug hoped kind care during his long illness. His many Fowler, Unity; will Bargain Tailor, in Boston, and its general dogged deter- will be “The their fortune to be This presented; Reuel M. uamed execu- upon Choice Young Man,” 1 good present. friends have this comfort in their sorrow: Berry, tor. mination to drive all the old leaders Sam. 9:2. A cordial LTuion seems to be Under out, invitation is extended prospering finely. He died au loved aud honest, upright man, INSOLVENCY COURT. 83 Main Belfast. is not free but a its Mrs. Annie St., based, upon silver, upon to all. The music will b Mrs. Q[ _ Roberts aud her husband visited Waldo illustrations include a view of the farm he was at the Cove and the at no doubt meer with like As to served encore. The program was as follows: spent day the disregard. county last summer, and their mauy friends borne of Hon. R. W, Ellis in Embdeu. Piano solo, original, Miss Cleora Haney. home of his son Emery, called at the store, the manner of going, pe'haps something wherever they have lived and upon whom Recitation, Miss Myrtle Mitchell. was weighed, and remarked that he felt first- With this issue the Pioneer enters upon be said that will be heeded. To called have recollections of H. J. may put Vocal solo, Mr. Emery White. they pleasant the forty-first year of its existence, enjoying LOCKE & SON. i rate. He was very much pleased when a iiom sluo to £b00 in an old Dialogue, “Mistaken Identity.” them. Mrs. Roberts was a faithful ami con- the best of health, the largest circulation, fishing remarked that he looked as Song, Miss Ethel Savery. gentleman and an advertising patronage that .any pub- schooner for a arc und the Horn is sistent member of the Baptist church, and voyage Recitation, Master Percy Clifford. young and robust as his sons. Monday he lisher might be proud of. Here’s hoping her deeds will be remembered reckless and The of Vocal solo, Miss Isabell Ginn. good kindly that we will be around to celebrate the extravagant. perils went over his wood lot to select a place help Remarks, Messrs. M. C. C. F. Ginn and by many, those who have been in Pioneer’s the are as as old seafar- Hill, especially eightieth anniversary [Aroostook voyage great, any Rev. G. G. Winslow. to chop. Tuesday morning he arose as Pioneer. trouble or iu need. The funeral was held at er w ill tell you. The start must be made Sunflower song. usual, but complained of a pain in his her late home iu Solo, Mr. Emery White. stomach. He went Lawrence, Wednesday A •soon if you hope to reach Alaska next out into the kitchen, liood Definition. PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK Blackboard talk, Mrs. Mary Whitmore. afternoon, aud the interment will be in that remained a short but concluded he season, The vessel will be worth Remarks on the Home of the time, L A KNOWLTON, President. FRANK R. Cashier nothing Department city. I am told that a fanner is a man who WIGGIN, Miss would go and lie down awhile. Warm when she reaches the Pacific coast, as by Sunday school, Milly Grout. makes his money in the country and blows baths were and done to it in comes next there will he-an applied everything when lie to town. An agricul- spring over supply A Good Time. Wilson Wednesday evening, Nov. relieve him. He was somewhat easier when Carter, formerly of Belfast, died at turalist is one who makes his money in of navigation, and small craft will town and blows it in in the The sailing 10th, a very pleasant party, of his home in Camden Nov. after a country. [ Solicited consisting his wife noticed a great change in his coun- 11th, long at a Philistine. Deposits be discount when I SHI. they come in com- Mr. aud Mrs. Henry B. Mr. illness. He was born in Penobscot in INDIVIDUAL Feb. 2s, July 21. 1S9I. Her. 1«9I. March 5. I SB5. Cunningham, tenance and notified her son that she thought 1825 DEPOSITS: *30,353.09 S59.IS0.29 BI9.lsO.3B petition with the steamers that will and Mrs. M. R. Knowlton, Mr. and Mrs. and was a sou of the late Josiah *S3,9:s,S3 big his father was dying. They returned to and Doro- for the John Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. July II. ISII5. Dec 13,095. July 14, I'9#. compete Alaska business. If you him at once, but it was that thy (Roberts) Carter. When he was 12 |^_ ’Q. plainly apparent 1 I 7. UcC.l # if West, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Fraser, Mrs. Flora old his *123,OSS.5S * OO.S3S. *172,093.10 , have employment now you must give up the end was very near and as the aged wife years parents moved to Montville, Miss Susie Dodge, Cunningham, Mr. Elisha and son where he lived until was six months’ earnings, imperil your life, her bent down to catch the whisper he 21. He then “Just as Sherman of Belfast, Mr. Dustin Cunning- went to 8183,869.99 aud expend from £:}00 to £000 in of a last farewell the loved husband and Searsport and learned the ship car- reaching ham of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson These figures are taken from our sworn\*tatements to the Natick, Mass., father had crossed the trade. He worked there a few Comptrolf a point on the Pacific coast to which river and reached the penter’s years you Patterson of at the home of of the Currency, on the Waldo, gathered shore of the summer and then came to Belfast where he lived un- Washington, at>ove\t tr■ tu j possibly So, After all had arrived and recovered some- of that month. This offers tti'ie/i scotrit to twelve children of the late Richard and Five years ago he married Marietta, daugh- department printer >; depositors than Savings H:i n k no use much as is a to h to our advice is to wait. every deposit twin Mir ink. and all deposit' in our Rank are /•/■/ mt. ,~j ,v, say don’t, what from the shaking up resulting from ter of Frank as we Susan Brown, of whom but three now sur- P. Eastman, formerly of Bel- Scott’s and sell It much amount of our Capital Stock. their long drive they were ushered into the This Rank beintr the latest established Rank in Waldo <\.nntv. nr vault lias vive. Mr. Brown first viewed the light at fast, who survives him. He leaves four cheaper," is a statement sometimes all the latest uni ments in Eire an 1 work, thereby oiferimr tr- \es are groaning time of his demise he had reached the vener- of Lockridge, Iowa; R. and tipp- with Capt. George Emulsion Is called for. This shows so be and from of Some of locks, they may taken to the Bank if desired. 1M. The friends of the Rev. weight good things. the party Everett S. of was many Myra Kings- able age of 8.1 years, 4 mouths and 26 days. Belfast. He made a that the druggists themselves regard w ill be to tried manfully to help the table out and re- mason bury grieved learn of her serious For many yefc.rs he followed the vocation of in Phoenix Lodge nearly 40 years ago it its a lieve of weight, but bad to acknowl- illness. Fram private letter recently re- a fisherman with good results. Thirty-nine and was an active member of the fraternity. and the wishful looks jast at ceived from her, the extract is edge defeat, he came He was of kind Scott's following years ago here, and bought a farm industrious, disposition, and BAND BENEFIT, that table after nature refused to be crowd- taken: that is now known as the Benner place. in all respects a good citizen. The funeral I 1II ed any more spoke volumes to the credit of “The doors are closing more and more to After a long residence there he sold out and was held Sunday at his late residence. Amity Emulsion Established in S5<> the mansion of God’s great the preparer of the feast. After earthly house, supper bought the Witherly place, where with his Lodge of Masons of Camden attended in a and opening wider and wider to some of the those who felt able selected and of Cod-Liver SUPPER, partners son Hudson and with but did not hold Oil with Hypophos- CAPITAL “other mansions,” more glorious and more family he resided until he body mourning badges STOCK, $l50,0()(i enjoyed themselves in the mazy dance. of Lime and Soda as the beautiful. I may live, if loving prayers can obeyed the call to come up higher. By hard Masonic services. phites God’s messenger, for little for Uncle Joe was as young as any and enjoyed ■SURPLUS, $33,000 stay while; toil and strict economy he secured for him- standard, and the purchaser who CONCERT, in my behalf the dear friends have offered every of the a certain “ ” part visit, especially self and a beautiful and desires to the standard many and fervent ones.” family productive Miss Susan Walker died of consumption procure OKl'Osl rs SOUC1 I I greeting he received early in the evening. farm is DANCES. We take the from the Cliristiau that second to none in town, at her home at East Nov. because he knows it has been of following The decided that in the future those Northport, 11th, party where he speut the of Leader of Nov. lltli: evening life after a long illness. She was a daughter of untold benefit, should not for one The BKLFAST ISAM) will an must be in as give Safe deposit boxes for rent at $5, $5, greetings private, they make in the of his beloved $<>,50 are now center- companionship wife, Eliza and the late B. and instant think of the risk $n a Sheshequin.—Many eyes George Walker, taking of Kntertainment in the >ear. those who get left feel-ahem! At a late who for ing -upon this old historic place, noted in fifty-nine years had shared all his was born in East Northport, where she has some untried <>ur new vault is uiioipialed m Eastern M. earl\ as the Mecca of the Univer- hour the broke that the using prepa- the days party up, agreeing and his sorrows. Here so * joys delightfully always lived. Her mother, two brothers, am in against t salis: Church in this for here lies was the ration. The substitution Uellast House, lUNEXCELLED security vicinity, affair best yet, and that they will situated amid his Opera children and grandchil- John and and one Mrs. upon a bed of extreme pain and weakness, George, sister, Henry of said to and burglary in the uountrx. all go again. dren he was at peace with all the world. \ something be our gifted and consecrated sister, Rev. Myra L. Lord, survive her. The funeral was held As a citizen he was as for a Those rentimr boxes can have the exclns Kingsbury. Many hearts reach longingly highly esteemed, and “just good’' stand- Embossed in Gold. none knew him but to him. Several at her late home Sunday afternoon. There privilege id taking their boxes to and from and prayerfully that way, but still she suf- respect ard Thursday Evening, NOV. 18 years he became a member of the preparation twenty- vault. fers, anil all the time the end seems draw- ago Bap- was a large attendance of mourning rela- To and famous in- tist church here, and was a constant at- five years on the market, ing nigh. That one so valuable to our buy reproduce paintings tives and friends, the deceased having the volves an that could be tendant at the services until his hearing be- Church aud in the prime of life, should be expenditure hardly should not be permitted by Supper at <> p. m., followed by a concert as in the case of came so that it was hard for love and respect of all who ever met her. taken down seems a strange Providence, borne unless, The Youth’s impaired very E. H. M. D. him to hear what was the DURGIN, and those who know her must cling to the Companion, the enterprise is sustained by said. Nevertheless The services were conducted by Rev. J. M. intelligent purchaser. by the full band and dances. the of more than five hundred his zeal for the church he loved never falter- He sure vestige of hope that yet may he hers for re- approval Leighton, and the interment was in Brown’s you pet SCOTT’S Emulsion. See subscribers. The ed and he was strong in the faith to the end. that the man and fish are on the covery. She is w atched over day and night thousand companion wrapper. Calendar for a series of The funeral was held Corner Cemetery. ‘“^'iin^inn.en, of Glasses by the most patient of mothers and her near Souvenir 1898, Thursday afternoon, 50c. and $1.00, all drupgists. ADMISSION 50c. Fitting and Diseases of Nov. and was attended. Rev. friends, and her distant friends are alive to charming figure-pieces, faithfully copied in 11th, largely SCOTT & BOWNE, Chenvsts. New York. G. E. Tufts of Belfast her condition and stand to colors and embossed in gold, is recognized officiated, and in well Rev. Cushman E. of ready give sym- chosen words Harden, missionary the and Ear a aud assistance. The sweetness and as one of the richest and most costly exam- paid a deserved tribute to the Eye Specially. pathy the Lincoln died very form of art. Yet new deceased. He of his and useful Association, suddenly the sunshine of Miss Kingsbury’s spirit lias ples of this every sub- spoke long Office hoursjuntil If a. m. scriber receives it without additional life, and of the consolation it gave him that Monday morning at Appletou. The funeral Aroostook Potatoes. into many hearts and even into cor- charge. NOTICE. passed he had found his and Prom 12.30 to 3 unit 7 to 8 p m. for we in one of the Moreover, the paper is sent free to new sub- Savior implicitly trust- will be held at porations, read Troy Appleton to-day, Thursday. I have a on street free from week from the time the sub- ed in His love and had found a safe at repository Wight papers:—Among the reminders of good will scribers every refuge An will be next week. received until the time of his death. He had been an hon- obituary given dust and dirt, where I will store one-seated car- In car lots or any part of car supplied at short SEARS I’OKT, MAINE, and sympathetic wishes were a box of cut scription is January, 1898, full ored member for more than a of a for and tw seated for flowers, received last Thursday by Rev. and then for a year to January, 1891). quarter riages $1.00, carriages notice. Seed potatoes constantly on hand by Tk lephonk Connection. j:tit The of The century of Excelsior F. & A. Myra Kingsbury, Sheshequin, who is passing popular price Companion, Lodge, M., $1.50; twenty five cents extra for collecting the h. C. and the members of the order a Extension of to Pittsfield. PITCHER, a illness. $1 75 a year, and the character of its con- attended in Railroad ! through dangerous Swift & Paul’s. Hansfield Block, foot of Main St., tents, make it a for every household. body and conducted the funeral services. It paper JOSEPH F WIGH T. DR. W. L. attractions are for was a most fitting honor to one who had Pittsfield, Me Nov. 15. It is under- 3n4l Belfast. WEST, Practical Demanded. Exceptional promised Knowledge the fifty-two numbers to be issued during been a faithful, honorable and beloved stood that work will begin to-morrow on the lielf >st, Nov. 9,1897.— 45tf. 1898. The Rt. Hon. W. E. Gladstone, the craftsman. Not only the members of Excel- extension of the Wiscasset & Quebec railroad % Surgeon.*^ of is ^•Veterinary TLe acquisition practical knowledge Hon. Thomas B. Reed, Rudyard Kipling, sior lodge, but every citizen, friend and from Burnham to Pittsfield, and trains are to the for Sale. demanded—in addition memorizing Lillian Nordica, John Burroughs, W. I). neighbor extend their special condolence promised to Pittsfield in six weeks. A large Horse Stock Graduate and Medalist books in our and Grammar of text High Howells and Max O’Rell are prominent in and sympathy to the afflicted family. crew of men and horses from this vicinity Ontario College. SHAWL FOUND. 1 wish to close out all horse stock, 10 Veterinary schools. More manual training work, more the list of eminent contributors named are and more will be added my head, long “Silent for once the restless hive of labor, already engaged including dam of Wilkesmont, 2 20 1-4. Nelsonee, nature study, more frequent introduction of in The which as can be obtained. The of A shawl has been found on the street. The Ofllee and Pharmacy at Belfast Livery to. Companion’s announcement, Save the low funeral tread, they completion 4 years, 2.20 1-4, colts from one to four years old, tiie praetial matters of life—these are all will sent free to one this road to Pittsfield means much to bussi- owner can have the same and be any addressing Or voice of craftsman to his by proving property high bred and promising. Anv reasonable oiler Residence and Hospital 17 < street. demanded. But where are the teachers? whispering otigress The Youth’s Companion, neighbor ness, as a complete line will probably mate- paying charges. F. S. BRICK. accepted. WM.C. MARSHALL. Nov. 1807.—4G Office Telephone 8-3. Res idenee U-’ \Hailowell Regester. 205 Columbus Ave, Boston, Mass. The good deeds of the dead.” rially lessen transportation charges. Belfast, Nov. 17, 1897.—1G Belfast, 1(5, Telephone NEWS OF BELFAST. THE Mayo & White are closing out their retail Dr. E. L Stevens spent Sunday in Lewis- fruit and confectionary business and will •Mate Constable Mears spilled 40 dozen ton. devote their energies to the bottiing and i.-s of beer at tbe lager jail yesterday. wholesale trade. * The Belfast W. C. T. U. has changed its * hour of Me and Otis,” written by Rev. C. H. Guns meeting Thursday afternoons to 2 Don’t the band at Ammunition forget benefit the Bel- and o’clock. \\ ,s, will be one of tbe features of the fast Opera House, this, Thursday, evening. Universalist fair. An orange plant with 10 sized ng Supper, concert and dance, all for 50 cents. good one W. oranges, is in a GEORGE nearly ripe, growing pot BURKETT' Children's Aid Society acknowledges Supper at 0 p. m. in the window of A. of So from the Workers D. Chase’s dr* goods surprise patrons. ted. stead of the date named in the catalogue. The Song Voyagers, Paderewski Indian War Bellstadt attendance this Dance, _J--- preliminary meeting in the iuterest of term has been the largest of John H. fall term since the school was Chaplain Lozier of the 37th U. S. Alliance sewing school for girls was held any establish- and Infantry gave his entertainment WE SHALL OPEN WEEK he Common Council room Nov. 13th. ed, the entering class the largest. entitled, THIS Your Mother's at the school will next after- Apron Strings,” begin Saturday The stock of Charles O’Conuell, clothing Loaded Shells Methodist vestry Tuesday evening, Nov. Bales at the same place, with Miss Lillian Revolvers,Rifles,Cartridges, Manufacturers’ of dealer, 81 Main has been attached 10th. Samples street, The chaplain has a fine voice and his 2 as teacher. for a merchandise bill & Co. of by Chenery entertainment consists of an original work, F. Clark Sons of will Portland. Mr. O’Connell has filed a Camp, Veterans, peti- part lecture and part song, and abounding a Thanksgiving ball in Odd Fellows’ tion in insolvency, which dissolves the at- in j wit, humor and pathos, combined iu a All Wool Nov. 25th. Lieut. W. S. Hobbs will tachment, and he will endeavor to effect a manner Carpet Remnants, Street and Stable calculated to hold the attention of I tnager, with the aids: W. W. : compromise with his creditors. His store is Blankets, PlfiHC all following hearers. The central thought of the en- O. J. W. closed. Fur and DuCIUli3. Dickey, J. Clifford, J. W. Plush Robes, tainment is the reverence that all should eton of Belfast and C. W. Poor of Au- Some Pumpkins. H. W. Clark closed his pay to woman, aud especially to one’s own 1 Case Gent’s Wool Fleeced Shirts mother. contest on the Nov. 13th. John Saw Horses, Axes, Meat big pumpkins SOHETHINO1L I 1 li xvl YOII UL I NFFna«Wood Saws, Lanterns, dn J. Carter's Raisin Seeders, Tubs, Coal Hods,Sieves and sceuic production, W. Prescott of South Montville was the INCrCLF53■choppers, North Belfast. Rev. Geo. B. Hatch of Drawers at 50c. Fast was at Belfast Mail,” presented winner, bringing in one that weighed 82 A New and Fancy Line of Scissors and all Kind of Knives. Berkley, Cal., paid his brothers, W. G. House Nov. 15th. The was audience pounds. Very large pumpkins were also Hatch aud W. S. Hatch, a short visit last Die sceuic effects were very realistic, brought in by J. W. Bradford of R. week. lie was his Knox, WE AIM TO PLEASE. a a a a COME AND GET PRICES. accompanied by son, 'he labored under some dif- M. Brown Mellea 1 company of Swanville, and by a man who Hatch,of Chelsea, Mass. Mr. Hatch Case White and Colored Blankets, i. account of the too to leave was a member of the scenery being neglected his name. everything in hardware. Bay, (Cal.,) Conference of 50c. f.>r the stage. Congregational churches which recently per H. A. Babbidge arrived from Rockland pair. met in council at Chicago to consider the Ibyal Chop tea, a mixture of Formo- Nov. 15tli, with his pile driver to repair SUCCESSOR TO ministerial of Dr. d was standing C. O. Brown. Ooioong, artist..-ally blended, th«- wharf of F. G, White Co. He will re- 60 Main St., He has been in California •> J. H nearly rive l here by Mr. Cyrus C. Hills, two build the which was broken down & J. W, JONES, years portion aud is much pleased with the country and 200 Ladies' Flannelette from to years ago, and at once became very last summer by a vessel running into it, and JONES, j Belfast, Me. Wrappers $t.2o $2.75, its rapid in his u\ Here and elsewhere in tbe State JLW. development section_Mr. strengthen other wherever needed. portions Moses W. and sale. It is Hurd, recently appointed mail irge increasing put R. S. Davis of Camden was in Capt. town carrier between Head of the Winslow, Kami A' Tide and City- Watson, Boston, a short time on Monday his way from Ban- point, has entered his sold in Belfast by Ginn & Field, upon duties. Feather Boas from to ger to North Haven. He has bought the $1.25 $3.00. \ Paul and 1.. T. Shaies. ©hipping Itkms. Schs. Henry schooner Thomas J. Beckett of Bucksport, Wliitney CHASE & DOAK ami Winslow Morse put into Belfast Nov. of a; stockholders meetings the Petit ! which is to he ballasted and beached at Fox lltli on account of the Land Co. and the Petit Mauan Land WILL CLOSE approaching storm. Fur Collarettes from to i Island Thoroughfare for use as a breakwa- OUT TIIEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF $3,50 $12.50, They were lumber for industrial Co. were, held in this ! laden, Bangor Boston. city ter, boat landing, etc. The Beckett was built ! -Sch. James Holmes sailed Nov. lltli for U'.ii The. first named company in-! at Snow hill, Md., in 1847, and is a craft of ONCE Boston, with hay from F. G. White.Sell. 1 a delegate as to its v< te in 7o tons. Davis is an casting Capt. doing extensive Musical Instruments Harriet Rogers loaded and coal at F. r The Petit Mauan Land hay G. meeting. job at the Thoroughfare, preparing a bath- White’s for Seal Harbor Nov. 13th.The Ladies’ Jackets . 1 ustria. Co. instrimted its to directors ing place and other conveniences for sum- Capes. sch. Jacob Reed towed out. Nov. hound with the Interuatiouai Trust Co. in re- ! mer visitors. 16th, Celebrated fur Fernaiiiiina, light. She aseeond what can be done with the Land and Haynes Guitar, price $10, reduced to $7.75 shipped Our assortment is now mate complete, and we are show- Appreciate The Journal. A western and three men here. They are Frank -:m' Co s pfo|>erty held in trust hv a line at # subscriber who has missed some numbers of 1 Larrabee second mate, Samuel White, Oakes ing good VERY LOW PRICES. # and t< report at a special stockholders Imported Cornet, worth $15 00. will sell for $8 00 The Journal and writes to have an addition Aldus and Al. Staples-Sell. City of Au- towed to the address, says: “The only way I get. Violins worth from $3 00 to gusta into the harbor Noy. lotli and Exhibition. Mr. H I Woonoick is $15 00, at HALF PRICE. any ship news is through The Journal, and sailed for the Kennebec to load ice for Balti- w, ng for his annual exhibit and sale of more-Sch. I hate to miss a number.A subscriber Fannie & E.lith arrived Nov 1 CASE OF SPLENDID hit mgs and water colors, which will | Accordeons 75c to 13th from in Waldo county sends $2.10, and writes: “I $5.00 Fort Point with a full cargo of hay, OUTINGS, :!»■ last of this month :n his in studio which was should be very glad of Farm and Home and discharged here, for F. G. White Bank His EOT”On 11 mid See tliese wings building. collection Gooods.^JJ Co. This was worth "f the Encyclopedia, both of wbicli I look probably the tirst cargo of 12g cents, shall close at onh 10c. per vard. work done during his European ever upon as jo'cseuts, as your paper is well worth 25 MAIN STREET, liay shipped to Belfast by vessel. She ; nd gome tine marine views from BELFAST. very the price. I stopped The Journal because 1 afterwards loaded a different quality of liay s made at Matiuieus the past season, forthe same firm for had a poor lit, but found I was poorer with- Boston_Sell. J. H. •^standing his absence during a part G. Perkins arrived Nov. 13th from out it than without tbe money it cost.” Portland year Mr. Woodcock has disposed of with corn from Portland_Sell. Marcellus The a number of paintings, which have First Snow The first snow of the The W. C. T. Alliance will meet with Mrs. Mrs. Edward Wiggin of Maine lias been arrived Nov. liith from Searsportto load liay season came Nov. 12th. It to all parts of the country, Friday morning, E. P. Alexander Friday afternoon, Nov. 19th, at A. M. Carter's for GEO. of W. elected Flora the National Grange. Boston_Capt. had rained heavily during the latter part of at 2 in. BURKETT, ms The cat boat Inca has p. Herbert Cobh of has the ani>4Boats. Fred W. Plaisted of Bucksport resigned the night and the ground was very wet, but Augusta, Grand King, auied out. in and will have There will he a ball at Silver command of the Annie R. Dyer’s yard Thanksgiving made an official Lewis_Judge the snow, which began falling about day- visitation to Corinthian k»*el and a centreboard before she is Harvest Grange Hall, Widdo, Thanksgiving Aldrieli in the United States District Court Odd Fellows’ light, came so thick and fast that Royal Royal Arch Chapter at its regular Block, bed in the Webster is everything eve., Nov. 24tli. The music will be at in the bill of spring.... get- by convocation Boston, information brought outdoors was soon covered with a mantle of Nov. 15th. He addressed the iit carlines and other material for a new Poland’s orchestra, and the door directors the United States vs tliesehooner m a by Damon, white. The snow continued to fall Chapter very interesting manner. Re- and deck for Dr. Atwood’s during will be Al. Kellar aud George Hartshorn. A ordered the defendant defaulted and the sloop freshments were the day, and snow slides from the roofs were served. BELFAST. OW....A. A. Roix has stripped the thanksgiving supper will be served. vessel will he sold to pay a penality of $600 ft frequent and heavy. There was no after- Associated Charities. A V/ and she will lay at the Jennette’s Helping Hand Circle of King’s Daughters preliminary for lying in the harbor of New Bedford noon session of the city schools. The record meeting in the interest of associated iu the harbor this winter. will hold their sale of three 4 and without dis- ng upper of Mr. L. H. Murch fancy articles in nights, Sept. 3, .i, showed 4 inches of snow charities was held at the- office of the Su- Coombs will keep the sloop Eagle the Baptist Vestry Monday Nov. 22nd, fol- playing any signal light. Tile law imposes fell, with a precipitation, including the rain perintendent of schools .r this winter and she will be moored at lowed a and Tuesday evening, a penalty of $200 a for such omission. fall of the of by public supper entertainment, night previous night, 1.29 inches. A Nov. 10th. As some of the churches and •v. .If you are thinking of building a including Mr. C. B. Eaton with his Gramo- The Damon is owned by S. G. Haskell of few and sleds wore sleighs out Saturday charitable societies were not represented it boat- or remodeling an old one you phone. The public are cordially invited. Deer Isle, is a craft of 158 tons, and was morning. was best to * thought postpone organizing built ai ■1 subscribe for The Rudder, a monthly j Admission 25 cts. Supper at 0 p. m. Waldohoro in 1856.... Sch. Fairy OUR until all can a CLOTHES have voice in the at 55 ('hat. matter. Forest arrived Kith i/.iiie, published Dey street, New | Free postal delivery iu Belfast cost Off for Klondike The schooner Abbie Nov. from Portland, This meeting adjourned to Friday evening, it S2 a year. It gives designs and j the government last year S2.fi23.77_B. F. M. Deering sailed from Lynn, Mass., Nov. where Capt. Smitli sold a cargo of herring. Nov. ldtli, at 7 o'clock, at which time it is for all kinds of craft....The who He will haul tig plans Brown, recently sold his livery business 10th for via Nova Scotia. This is probably up his vessel_Capt. Klondike, a full committee from each will t in hoped society Geo. F. Snooze, the property of Prof. 1. P. j Belfast, will conduct a similar business in the of which J. Austin former- Ryan in going aboard his vessel, Possess an SOME- party Clough, be present. indescribable kins.ui of a summer resident Swift & sell. James a Cambridge, ; Bangor.... Paul had celery, lettuce ly of this city, is a member. The start will Holmes, about week ago, slip- The rtbeast was stolen from her and cucumbers Nov. Wanderer Returns. the ped and fell, his knee THING which as Harbor, | 13th-Small mackerel he made from a British port in order to avoid Fritz, cracking cap. Capt. stamps them at 5th. week are large and handsome St. Bernard Jigs that place Sept. Last being caught in the weirs at Oceanviile, legal complications when they arrive at dog whose Frank Ryan is in command of the Holmes J home is at the Brooks and arrived at Boston It is as found at. East Machias in possession j Deer Isle-Supper, concert and dance at their destination, which is in British terri- house, disappeared Monday. “high-class.” the result .an to whom the thief had sold the Belfast from his accustomed haunts November her.! Opera House this eveuiug. Fifty tory. The schooner was built in Kenue- nth, and as he is not a that is of after travels under assumed names, cents pays for all-W. H. Bray has put in bntik in 1883 and is of 90 tons. Her dog given to fol- Tailoring Art—applied by hailing his ’hat of Martin Patterson most a lowing strangers absence caused often, private telephone line between E. F. port, according to the “blue book,” is Glou- appre- brains to hensions as to his fate. In a or tailoring the best :s to have stolen a horse and Bramhall’s day two, reported market and residence_A key cester, Mass. She was out in the storm of he was to a with a however, reported have been seen go and bicycle. He has escaped cap- tag marked “\Y.” has been lost. Tbe last week, but arrived safely at. Westport, materials. * about the premises of H. H. Sides on Bel- tailoring has far. finder will confer a favor by leaving it at N. S., Nov. 15th. mont and later at other People are Talking ali Round About the office-Seh. Lottie avenue, places in A new post arrived Nov ik>' Aid Society. organ iza- East Belfast. A society called the that He could not be Us. This Proof Conies from Idtli with a fare of fresh fish_Geo. vicinity. approached Our broad known as A. E. Clark Ladies’ good invitation is— Camp, Aid met with Miss Lizzie Kelley and to have Primrose Hill. W. Burkett has the Kingsbury by any one, appeared lost his was instituted in Sons of Vet- bought Josiali L. Hall society, the evening of Nov. 10th.About twenty were bearings. Several searching went How it spreads. house on Miller street and is to parties Come and see. No Main street. Nov. lltli. The give it a obligation Hall, present. .The snow storm Friday brought out out but without success. One John W. Can’t keep a good thing down. renovation. It will be fitted iu day •tmerit Officers, who officiated were thorough up Ever notice how are imitated? a number of sleighs. As soon as the tracked the on foot for seven good things first class for rent. quite Knight dog i to Lose G. White, President ; Mrs. Rosa style, Better the article, more imitators. buy. first Hakes appeared people began getting miles in the direction of Belmont corner, but both of Waldoboro. Fortunately the people have a safeguard. ••kite, Treasurer, Steamer Notes. Tbe Boston & out their and by the time two inches did not overtake him. On another occasion Bangor sleighs, l’raise can’t be imitated. are 24 charter members. The follow- steamers were somewhat in had fallen were numerous on the Mr. C. W. Wescott saw the and called disarranged they quite dog And true takes root and ■ praise spreads. ers were elected: President,Mrs. W. their the storm of Nov. 12th. streets_The Christian Endeavors will him. Fritz turned his head and looked for trips by The Claim is one thing, proof another. 0 Vice Mrs. W. H. fiord; President, of came a moment and then dashed off City Bangor through all right as have their sociable at the union school house into the Claim is what the manufacturer says, rds ; Mrs. Miss WILLIAM A. Trustees, Etta Dodge, as wToods. far Rockland, where she arrived Friday Thanksgiving afternoon and evening. All Sunday morning about 8 o’clock Proof is what the people say. CLARK,“ Erskine, Miss Kate Robinson; Fritz returned home Chap- morning on time. The passage was rough, are invited to attend-Mrs. Mary A. Nick- accompanied by a Belfast people say Mrs, Rosa Treasurer, Mrs. A. C. Doau’s Pills cure sick Wise; the wind blowing a gale from the southeast erson visited her sou James A. Nickerson strange dog, who immediately took his de- Kidney kidneys, Mrs. U. G. Ass’t Cure all ills. i,an; Guide, Hussey; with rain. Just before reaching Rockland Sunday.Percy Brock had one of his parture. Evidently Fritz had falleu in writh kidney Hundreds of citizens to Mrs. Ellen F. Inside his and on testity this. Rowe; Guard, the wind changed to northeast and snow be- Huger nails pulled off last week by getting companion explaining his pre- Here is a case in point: Etta Dodge; Outside Guard, Mrs. W. of a dicament the latter had the gan falling. The change of wind made it so it caught under the ring hay press. piloted St. Ber- Mr. C. H. Chamberlain of High street, over on 'fiord ; Secretary, Miss Isa nard to his where it WEEK Hall; Judge a home, hardly need be THIS that rough landing could not be made at New Advertisements. Attention is call- Promrose Hill, says: "1 have had com- Orrin J. kidney ate, Dickey; Advisory Coun- the in said he was warmly welcomed. The wharf Rockland, and fhe steamer was ed to the announcement of the special ex- dog plaint for years, in fact my back never was very W. W. are G. Hussey, Shaw, W. S. had lost flesh and was lame as re- giving exceptionally anchored iu the harbor until 11 15, when the ploitation of flexible moulded corsets at the quite the strong. It has troubled me more lately than it Allen W. J. Clifford. The has for value* in warm Webber, wind to & Nov. 23d sult of his unseasonable outing. some time with pain across the bank just good goods. changed northwest. The steamer ar- store of A. D. Chase Son, 22d, TO MAKE ROOM F-OK A BEAUTIFUL p meets Wednesday evenings in Sons of over the kidneys, particularly noticeable in the a the. choicest, rived at Belfast at 3 p. m. and left Baneror and 24th. The manufacturers’ special fitter “Blue Jeans.” This popular realastic play Among few of for an hour or .•rails’ Hall. morning two just after I got up. are L.INE OF HOLIDAY (FOODS I WILL on her return trip Saturday afternoon at 1 will be present, and no doubt the store will will be presented at the Belfast Opera WE bargains 1 am quite a heavy man, and if 1 stood on my feet Game. G. W., A. C., and W. D. o’clock. The Penobscot left Rockland be are closing out their House Friday evening, Nov. 19th. From the SELL FOR NINE DAYS, BECiINNINU thronged_They for any length of time my hack would feel tired of Belmont and Albert Knight of Kin- as hut line of cloths at and are opening scene, where Jacob Tutewiler, the LADIES’ FELT Thursday night usual, meeting the pant Starrett’s, and sore. Then at my work, getting in and out of LACE, dle arrived home last week from a head wind and was some fine at less than is at work at his to gale obliged to put into offering very goods village cobbler, bench, a carriage so often and riding over rough roads, s at the climax in the third in a saw with a combination fait and leath- hunting Sebois Lake. They made Portland, where she remained until Friday half their actual value. But two prices on act, which does not help a lame back. If I caught cold it from Belmont, to the Lake ear- at 6.30 mill is ill full the settled in back and a er sole, the •■■ip by p. m., arriving in Boston at 3 a. m. the whole lot, 25c and 33c. Also bargains represented blast, people always my then weakness of just thing Nov. 11, at at Main about their duties as and witli as the kidney secretions was apparent, warm Thursday, aml camped the Grey Ledge Bog, Saturday. She left Boston at 5. p. in. and in capes and jackets H.A. Starrett’s, go handily very annoy- for a house shoe. or 1 < ing day night. used more or d. They were in camp one week and arrived in Belfast Sunday morning about street_Swift & Paul have Thanksgiving great seeming familiarity with their respec- plasters, less, Usual price 7Ac., we but the when on. I saw new dried fruits of all they only helped pain eight deer—all that the law allows, 9.30-Capt. Edward Hopkins of Camden supplies, including tive trades as if they had worked at them all are them for.,. Doan’s Kidney Pills advertised and I got a box at selling were 4 bucks, 1 large doe, 2 year- and his brother, Capt. John Hopkins of kinds, nuts, confectionery, and the finest their lives. The stage settings are studious- Kilgore A Wilson’s drug store and used them. I and one spring roe. They were also Boston, have bought the tug boat Jessie canned goods, pickles and preserves. Call ly accurate in every detail, and the fictitious- j am on my second box now. They are doing me essftil in other and of Rockland. have had her at their Masonic and see for ness of canvas and is taking game fish, j They thorough- store, Temple, paint largely replaced good. My back ieels much stronger. The pain is t 20 and and will Beaver including pickerel aggregating JO ly repaired painted use her in yourselves_J. W. Jones, successor to J. by the real articles to be represented. The much rc'ieved and I am less annoyed with the Congress Boston harbor for is in weight, 7 partridges and 1 mink, bridge towing_The H. & J. W. Jones, GO Main street, is making saw mill scene is a turuing point in the plot, kidney secretions I have received benefit in LADIES’and Lace, steamer Frank Jones will 1)< h er were brought home and corned for be withdrawn a special discount on shot guns this week, hut it is not a scene arouud which a play has every way by using an’s Kidney Pills and I can 69, from the recommend them to '••r use.Several local sportsmen Portland and Maehiasport route and makes low prices on revolvers, rifles, been written. The events of the previous my friends.” for the Doan’s Kidney Pills are sold for 50 cents ilcd the idea that a moose had been season of 1897, making her last trip cartridges, loaded shells, etc. He also has acts lead up to it naturally, and while it en- per box, for sale by all dealers; sent by mail on re- n Belmont and Belfast, as published in eastward, leaving Portlaud, Dec. 21st, and street ami stable blankets, fur and plush hances the interest in the performance, the ceipt of price by Foster-Mil burn Co., Buffalo, V •nt issue of The that westward, leaving Maehiasport, Dec. 23d. a of useful is not on it for its success. Felt Sole Journal, saying robes, sleighs, great variety play dependent V.. sole for the United States. Ladies' of agents Slippers, 42c. must have mistaken a deer Resumption this service in March, 1898, household articles, and in hard- It is real THESE ARE ALL THE LATEST Cray large everything managed by machinery, shafting Remember tlie name, DOAN’S, and take no sub- of which due notice will .t is known to be in the vicinity for a be given_The re- ware_See W. A. Clark’s illustrated ad- and belts, and three large circular saws in stitute. “ “ “ FALL STYLES, AND WILL BE that the new steamer Lincoln has of se. Mr. Gray is an hunter port had been vertisement and read what he to say rapid revolution. The company is well- Misses' experienced 39c. SOLD AT THESE chartered to run between misses and Belfast Opera House, PRICES FOR says he saw the animal plainly, not Boston and Ma- the tailoring art.Ladies, selected and well balanced, all contributing chias is not wool soles at 8 “ “ “ re than 30 yards distant, and could not correct. She will take the place children’s first quality lambs generously to the success of the piece. The Child's 9 DAYS AND NO LONGER. of the Kennebec on or 2 for 15 3 19 33c. e mistaken a deer for a moose, especially j about the 20th of this cents per pair, pairs cents, pairs music on the stage includes good selections FRIDAY,JMOV. he had a view of the animal’s face. month, making three week, run- for 20 cents, all colors at the Francis shoe a male and a of good trips per by quintette variety political THE PLAY THAT HAS MADE ALL AMERICA Innes and other numbers the Sun G. W. Morse also informs us that he ning up the river uutil ice prevents, after store, Telegraph building-Mrs.Wm. by “Rising TALK. Roarers.” This is as almost impossible musi- '.v about that time moose tracks near his which she will make two trips per week be- publishes a card of thanks-Wm. C. Mar- cal aggregation and must be seen as well as Joseph Arthur's Greatest Success out all his horse stock me in Belmont. The animal was heading tween Bath, Wiscasset, Boothbay aud Bos- shall wishes to close liea rd in order to be appreciated. DWIGHT P. ton.The Castine out and offers 10 head for sale, including some PALMER, rth. Mr. Morse is a deer hunter of long towed the schooner B. C. D1NSM0RE, How’s This ! “WILL NEVER desirable ones-A farm and timber j HI II r xperience and knows the tracks of moose City of Augusta and took two large monu- very We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any K I II N WEAR OUT.-' Masonic ■ Mar- I 33 Main Temple, d deer perfectly.... W. F. Clark of Boston ments to Islesboro for Harrison, Wood & land in Lincolnville for sale by Win. C. ■ r —N. V. Herald. Street, case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hail’s || |J in on Co. Nov. shall, Belfast. See advt. for particulars.... rived Belfast Nov. 13th, his way 16th-The tug Somers N. Smith Catarrh Cure. MAINE. F. Brick advertises a shawl found on the BELFAST, BELFAST, MAINE. me from a hunting trip, and spent Sun- towed H. B. Babbidge’s pile driver from S. F. J. CHENEY & CO.,Props., Toledo, O. which the owner can have witb friends here. Re had one large Rockland to Belfast Nov. 15th_The Cas- street, by prov- We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ k which he carried with him to Boston. tine is booked to take the place of the Gov- ing property and paying charges-Harry for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly Teaches the Y finan- <* ernor Bod well on the Rockland and Viual- W. 83 Main sells the Storm honorable in all business T animal was swimming across Tunk Clark, street, transaotions^nd : BANGOR ELLIS SYSTEM I able to out made FARM AND TIMBER LAND a made from all wrool Irish cially carry any obligations by JEANS. id and Mr. Clark was in a canoe at a dis- haven route, Nov. 19th aud 20th, and for King ulster, freize, their firm. A Stupendous Production. The Original Scen- FOR SALK. * nee of 100 number of excursion from wind and & Actual Business * yards when he shot him. The trips Brookville, proof waterproof-Chase Doak, | and Orcat The BUSINESS West & Truax, Wholesale Toledo, O. ery Kffccls. A Company. 1 oiler for sale at a bargain 213 acres of land it* near Main will close out their Druggists, \ ..and.. ® •nd is 40 miles northwest of Olamon. Mr. Castine and Islesboro, in the future.... jewelers, street, Sun. Lincolnville. from Pitcher's Pond near ! Kin.nan & Wholesale Barbecue. The Hislng Koarers extending ( Walding, Marvin, Drug- Kendall’s Mill to Duck stream, ineluiling the irk and his party made 35 miles by team The steamer which it was said had been se- stock of musical instruments at once. Make Band. The (ireat Saw Mill. COLLEGE ISAAC PITMAN 1 Trap gists, Toledo, O. I MeCobb farm, so-called, and buildings. This land it-B. ♦ d 5 miles on foot. found deer cured to take the of the New Bruns- a note of C. Diusmore is offering SYSTEM on a of They quite j place Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting has it large quantity sapling pine, spruce, “Blue Jeans” popularity is due to the high T of Phonography—the nest system ever He- oak and other and oithin a mile ot Pitch- ntiful... Four deer were killed wick has failed to appear and it is uncertain bargains this week in ladies’ beaver Con- J growth Saturday, j directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of standard of the production and excellent cast. T vised. Fine rooms, modern improvements, J er's mill. Will sell the whole or part also stump- as to when one will be on the and lace also felt sole Boston Herald. Nov. 12. X best teachers. SEND FOK (ATALOOIE. M. M 1 ALL. v. 13tli, near the shore oi Walker pond, I placed route, gress shoes; slippers he system. Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all J age. W C. AKS for misses and children. cents. Kelfast, Nov. lb, 18D7.—4b brooks ville. if at all. ladies, i Druggists. Testimonials free. 4w44 ! Prices 75, 50, an

V she wouldn’t have At a One (Jirl in the World. “Can’ttell. Perhaps Weighing the Baby. Probate Court held at Belfast, within and fo taken me. What I to have done A TALK WITH MKS. PINKHAM the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of ought A. I). 1897. for Mine Host of the lastlne November, And Only One was to marry her in the first place.” at once the Bring steelyards, PAGE, Administratrix of the estate House. Toni Sounders Tells His Heart Story this time the were And the ..r By lamps lighted, About the Cause of Anemia. get basket, quick ; ALICEJAMES PAGE, late of Jackson, in said Com, to of His Guests. and the sun was fast behind Belfast her up in flannels, of deceased, a Several i asleep Wrap ty Waldo, having presented petite u hills. Uncle Tom reached over the desk The warmest you can pick ; praying that she may be licensed to sell at private | world with a — sale and It is a mistake to that land- Everybody comes into this pre- Ah! take care, my lady, convey the whole of the real estate of saei suppose and pulled out the checker board. Five deceased. to some Don’t twist our face— lord Moses of the Robinson minutes latter he was in the in disposition disease of particular tissue; up f James F. king row, For to That the said ^ a weak we’re going weigh the baby, Ordered, petitioner give notice to of all the doctor could do. in other words, everybody has spot. all is the ot spite [Boston The youngest of her race. persons interested by causing a copy of this house, Bucksport, Me., original a hundred the Globe. In ninety-nine cases out of order to be published three weeks successively n, old Jed in the at Prouty. weak in women is somewhere in the uter- Now put the pillow, Republican Journal, printed Belfast,that spot they may appear at a Probate Court to be held For a or two after Dick Golden As soft as eider down, year News and Notes. ine The uterine organs have less re- at Belfast within and for said on the Literary system. And place her gently on it, County, out his with local that's second Tuesday of December next, at ten of the brought play Bucksport sistance to disease than the vital organs; And tuck the covers round ; clock before noon, and show cause, if any they Is ? coloring, several colloquial drummers j Mr. John Muir will contribute to early why they give out the soonest. everything just ready have, wify the prayer of said petitioner should Do have her in not be tilled with the of their discov- numbers of the Atlantic Monthly a series Not more than one woman in a hundred— you just place? granted. importance For we’re going to weigh the baby, GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. of articles which are to become the of mis points A sauntered to Moses as he sat be- likely in five hundred—has perfectly healthy organs generation, The sweetest of her race. true copy. Attest: ery, up classic nay, descriptions of, first, Great Govern- soon as life seem Chas. P. Hazeltine, to the stern necessity of helping one's self just as the powers Register. hiud the office desk, and, sticking out ment Reservations, second, The Yellow- She doesn’t seem to like it, stone to be on the wane. She’s to their hands, said: Park, third, The Yosemite Park, tone going rebel; At a Probate Court Held at Belfast, within am; is a of weakness and want of ha! see and The Parks. Excessive menstruation sign physical —Ha, here, my lady, for the County of Waldo, on the second Tues- “Mr. I am to see fourth, Sequoia anemia Don’t fear to Prouty, glad you.” in the uterine organs. It saps the strength away and produces (blood your weight tell; day of November, A. D. 1897. For answer received tire lot Among the contents of ’Tis time enough when older they largest Harper’s Maga- turns to water). P. NICHOLS, widow of GEORGE zine for December will be a narrative To falsify the case— AMOS late of in said of ever deliver- If DELPHIXENICHOLS, Searsport, assorted invective epithets become anemic, there is no what will happen. your gums now If you knowing But we’ll weigh the baby, County of Waldo, deceased, presented a poem by General Lew. entitled are having Wallace, and inside look in color, The of for an out the ed in one bundle. •‘The and the inside of your lips your eyelids pale you proudest her race. petition praying allowance of per Wooing of Malkatoon;” articles on Solid sonal estate of said deceased. and must that drain on your powers. Why not build Comfort Liberally paraphrased, Moses said that “TheQueen’s Jubilee,” by Richard Hard- in a dangerous way stop Every ounce is precious— E. Pinkham's I Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice t> and on on a tonic, like Lydia More precious far than all Jed Prouty was a low- ing Davis, “George William Curtis up generous, uplifting gold ; persons interested by causing a copy of thi beer-begotten, —That’s it—shall I raise it?— to at Concord,” by George Willis Cooke, and Vegetable Compound? sojttv order be published three weeks successiv ely u down, impossible hayseed and I’ll keep a steady hold— in the Republican Journal, printed at Belfast, ilia' nightmare, an of Edwin Ehrig, 413 Church St., Bethlehem, Pa., every pipeful— | interesting array fiction, including Mrs. Alas! again she’s | they m ty appear at a Probate Court, to be lie hi Dick Golden was not any part of a man stories Owen Hartwell tell that squirming, j by Wister, Mary savs: I feel it my duty to write and you And tears and frowns deface, I Belfast, within and for said County, on the secom and should hereafter under the name 1 and Wil- Tuesday of December next, at ten of the clock be- go Catkerwood, Mary Tracy Earle, am better than 1 have been for four years. A But we’re bound to weigh the a I baby, B-L has flavor fore noon, and show cause, if any they have, vvl. of liam McLennan. The number will be Com- The choicest of her race. Dora Wiley’s husband. I used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable tlie prayer of said petitioners should not be grant bound in an ornamental ed. GKO. cover, designed one box of l E. JOHNSON, Judge. As far as he was he had one of Sanative Wash, But do you ask—What baby ? concerned, in colors by Kenyon Cox. pound, package A true copy. Attest: am cured. Why, “baby mine,” of never worked hard to make the Robinson house Liver Pills, and can say that I perfectly 'H' course; Clias. P. Hazh.i'im;, Register. E And this I must attend yet equalled— Mr. Gilbert Parker’s new story is to be I should have been ^B to, a “Doctorsdidnothelpmeany. Or suffer remorse decent, respectable hotel, which should called “The ^ grim ; At a Probate C ourt held at Belfast, within and L Battle of the Strong.” It is this time if it had not been for in my grave by your That tale of pounds so. precious the County of Waldo, on t Ire second J ue-day afford congenial entertainment for well- to appear as a serial in the Atlantic Month- taste suited in was a to me. I was troubled with Time never must erase— every November, A. D. 1897. the medicine, it godsend men: and to make ly, first installment in the number of So we’re to the dressed, self-respecting excessive menstruation, which caused womb trouble, /m going weigh baby, 4 certain instrument, purporting :< be the !a- January, 1898. It will be remembered ” The of her race. il will and testament ot (i h< MiG L lb oKbW.W him a > plumpest responsible for such burlesque upon I was to remain in bed for six weeks. Mrs. that the Atlantic printed Mr. Parker’s and obliged late of Swanville, in said ( ounty ot Waldo, ,, manners w as But do not me good outrageous—“outrage- successful “Seats of the With Pinkham's medicine was recommended to me. and, keep longer, ceased, having been presented lor probate. sir,” Mighty.” She’s growing, you must know ; ous, was troubled no more with j. also had severe Ordered, That notice be given to all persons in Mr. F. Hopkinson Smith’s serial Caleb if ter using-it a short time, flooding-, 1 want the Alter on in tins tor a precious figures terested by a copy of this order to •>. running style now causing West, running, and Mrs. Wiggin’s in This, also, I have no more. I shall always recommend the Before this hour shall three weeks suer. iu the time, Mr. Moses would turn about and pain my kidneys. go; published ,-sively Kepu Penelope’s the Atlantic is now, it has cured me. and it will cure others. Iwould like to have —And now she frets and lican Journal, printed at Belfast that they m look at the mirror until his visitors went Progress, Compound, for you wiggles, and to 'Tis hard the lines to appear at a Probate Court, to he Held at Bclta- promises be. rich in cases the form of should be trace; particularly this letter.” (In such dry Compound used.) within and for said on the second Tm-. away. liction. publish But we must weigh the baby, County, good TOBACCOS day of December next, at ten of the clock heb.ee As there is u<> other hotel within 18 The dearest of her race. noon, and show cause if aa\e. il miles of humorous travelers have W. Clark any they why his, Russel, who has written the of Various Breeds of same should nof be proved, appro\ed and ailoyye.t Descriptions Register of Deep Water Vessels.^ Well, well! At it’s over— learned that it is not wise to the most stories of the sea ever length GEO. I-:. spring masterly pub- Sheep. The JOHNSON, Judge. deed at last is done; Smoke A true Attest Jed Prouty idea in Bucksport, and so the lished, is not a native of as is “World’s copy. Britain, We’ve weighed the precious burden, (Has. p. Hazeltine, Register. has fewer admirers in that town than but was born in New TIIK MERINO. play generally believed, 8HIFS. Her pounds are fully known; in other in New York in the old Carleton House in We did it ail so any village England. City This breed is one of the most ancient calmly— Fair.” At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and ft If a seeker for truth wants to find any- the year 1844. He was educated in Win- Abner Coburn, M L Park, at Hong Kong We managed it with grace— the County of W aldo. on the second Tuesday ■■ and disseminated breeds known. We’re our November, A. D. 1897. thing like a counterpart of old .led in chester, England, and at the age of four- widely Sept 27 for New York. weighed darling baby, this in A G David sailed from San Most of her race. 4 certain to be the la- Maine lie must come to the Castine house, teen years w ent to sea as a in It was imported into country 1802, Ropes, Rivers, precious instrument, purporting midshipman W. W. A will ami testament o! F.LI.KN W LOW iu the where old Duncan Francisco Oct 15 for Liverpool. [Rev. Morlow in the Interior. I.KIi village gentle-souled Tom Dunbar’s service, and sawr and its value for the of a nice ( eight production A J Fuller, C M Nichols, at New York. late of Cnity. iu said ounty of Waldo, decease.' Saunders lias sat behind the rail for the of that life in India and been for years China, of wool has led to its Daniel Rarnes, O C arrived at New having presented probate. half Australia before quality becoming Arpe, *>"* »J» ej. S>-4> «> past century, telling stories, retailing he settled down on shore York Nov 5, from Boston to load for Hong Ordered, That notice be given to all persons in introduced into all sections of the terested a of order b< cigars and raking in money with a Yan- and gave to the world such books as the nearly Kong. GEO. W. by causing copy this to Rambouillets were lirst 4^ BURGESS, published three weeks iu the kee thrift that would have made a million- Wreck of the A Sailor’s Sweet- country. The E B E L sailed from New successively Repul Grosvenor, Sutton, Carver, lican Journal, printed at Belfast, that t)-v m.. aire in of the world. and imported into this country from France York 1 for Yokohama. any large city heart, others, which delight not only Sept ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ appear at a Probate Court, to be held at Bellas! in 1801. are a branch of the Meri- El A L within r As it is, he is a frugal and chaste bach* the general reader but “old salts,” too. They Capitau, Carver, from Baltimore and b said County, on the second I ties Their was found to 1 for San sailed from Mon- day of December next, at ten of the lock bebc-. elor, 80 years of age, and owns a thou- nos. wool, however, April Francisco, The Ladies’ tevideo noon, and show cause, it any they have, why t! Home Journal has secured be coarser in liber than the Merinos, and Sept 21, and has returned to that WJIiRHCEA, sand dollars' worth of for every DYSENTERY, same should not be non cw- property what to be port in distress. aud an no : JOB proved, approved promises the great magazine are not to be as wee complaints. \ GEO. K. lie has lived. they thought hardy. PRINTER, JOHNSON, year F A S arrived A ♦ Judge. feature of 1898. It is entitled “The Inner The Merino is described as a Emily Whitney, Pendleton, Sure, Safe, Q-iiek ( ure for these t A true copy. Attest: For more than 50 years people who generally at New York Oct 1C from Iliola via Dela- troubles is Experiences of a Cabinet Member's Wife.” small-boned of medium size and ( has. p. Hazeltine, Register. knew him best wondered why he had al- sheep ware Breakwater. In a series of letters written the wife in with somewhat ways lived a bachelor. He had been ask- by compact form, light Emily Reed, D C Nichols, from Hiogo July At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within anil of a Cabinet member to her sister at shoulders and chest. The of the 22 for New the of Waldo on ed about it in a roundabout w ay dozens of home, weight York, returned to Hiogo 23d House Me. County the second Tuesday are detailed her actual Opera Block, Belfast, j November, A. I). 1897. in ewes will from to with loss of and sld. times, but never gave any satisfactory experiences average sixty seventy topgallant yard, prior and to 25th. certain instrument, to b.- the la- answer. In summer when Washington, frankly freely given. are remarkable for the purporting visitors pounds. They (PEfcRY will and testament of C time, The letters were written without in- Gov Robie, Nichols, at Hong Kong Sept 27 DAVIS’.) A FRANK F. i KYI are he is too to talk about auy large amount of every fine wool which of Montville, iu said of here, busy tention for New Y'ork. Vsetl Internally and EZZZZZl County Wuluo, of publication. They give inti Externally. been for himself, and as soon as they are gone they yield. B Scribner, sailed from New having presented probate. mate peeps behind the curtain of Henry Hyde, Two Sizes, ?:c. andnfle. bottles. CARDS, checker playing comes in to put a stop to high OXFORD DOWN'S. York Aug 5 for San Francisco: spoken Aug Ordered, That notice be given to ail pel sons ;i official and social are terested a life. They absolute- lat 35 Ion 43 W. POSTERS, by causing copy of this ordei be ] personal reminiscences. a new and 24, N, i■ life This is comparatively breed, BILL lished three weeks sucre-sively in rlie Kepi ! After half a ly fearless, they study Washington Josephus, P R sailed from Manila HEADS, century of wondering the was a course of cross-breed- Gilkey, Journal, printed at Bellast, that they im.y upi under the as it has never produced by LETTER searchlight been Nov 2 for New Y’ork. HEADS, ! at a Probate to he held at Beifa.-i. w people did not know a thing more about of Cotswolds and with Court, before ing Hampshires, L J N on old Tom than presented. The President and the Mary Cushing, Pendleton, sailed PROGRAMS, and for said County, the second Tuesday they did at first, and nearly an of Southdown terror officials of the with the occasional mixture from Honolulu July 28 for New Y'ork. the December next .t ten of the dock betore ho- him down as a highest land, ghastly PAMPHLETS, | everybody put confirmed The was about E D P at ] und show cause, if any they have, why the most brilliant men blood. breed produced May Flint, Nichols, New Y'ork and women of the | should not be woman until one and alioyyed. hater, evening, about in the of Ox- for Hiogo. proved, approved Capital, are seen in the most, familiar seventy years ago county : GKO. K. JOHNSON. I < two weeks ago w hen the bottom dropped which it takes its Puritan, A. N Blanchard, sailed from San con- As these are all actual ford, England, from ■ A true copy Attest: way. experiences Francisco Nov 2 for Hull. ► out of the w hole secret. that ( mas. i‘. Hazeltine. Kegiste! the name of the writer is withheld. The name. An English authority says was Reaper, O C arrived at New Y'ork And all kinds Tom sitting in an armchair beside have a Young, of Legal Printing letters will doubtless “The Oxford Downs should nice, 2 from HALES excite much shrewd Nov Honolulu. I At a Probate Court held at witluu unc the office stove. At his riglA were the dark the well covered with sumption [ neatly and promptly done. 7t( Bellast, guessing by readers and of internal color, poll R R Thomas, C G Nichols, sailed from Iot the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday a study j village doctor, drummer and a retired a on the evidence to discover the secret. The “Ex- wool, adorned with top-knot New Y'ork Aug 28 for Hong Kong; spoken a November, A.D. 1897. shipmaster, who had come in to smoke on stares forehead; a good tleece of wool, thick Sept 19, lat 32, Ion 52. HONEY \ ceitain instrument, Lobi-im- and periences,” which will be beautifully illus- [ [ purporting play checkers. To the left were a a Sow all sailed from New il yy ill and testament ot K.Vl.MA B.GoOGIN in the December aud the skin, but not too curly; well-formed Sachem, Nichols, ...THE... for and the trated, begin number Y’ork June 29 for OF >ate <*! Searsmor.t, in said ( of Wabb traveling agent something on dark nor Hong Kong. l man in \ ounty will continue for several mouths. barrel, short, legs (not gray ! ceased, hay u.g been resented foi w iter. Over near the window a was S D Carletou, Amsbury, at Slianghae Sept | probate girl with firm mutton.” Ordered, That notice be to all the spotted,) good, 24 from Singapore. given person trimming evening lamps and the of his work is the terested causing a of this order t<« be getting Considering importance The Oxford Down decidedly ft by copy ; to Nicholas, C F Carver, arrived at. San lished three yveeks sarcs.-n in t fie ready light up. and the he endured in of of all the Down cuts more ely Kepe. hardship pursuit largest breeds, Francisco Oct 5 from Karluk. Journal, at Bella.-!. t hat Outside the sun was I printed they may >;,■ red-eyed putting it, there has been little written wool and of a State of H G at New' k at a Probate to be held singularly longer staple. Maine, Curtis, Y'ork SWAM SIBLEY Court, at Bella-' himself to bed in a h-t <>f blankets. fiery about the {Swedish Dr. for face who AND and lor said ( ounty. on the second hiom.y young explorer; so cthdowns. Hong Kong. nee-^ Tom hail hired a new about the swn A Til lie E Star Eben E CO.j December next, at ten t the clock bet just boy Hedin. few months ago he com- buck, Curtis, arrived at JOBBKKS OK a and -how rail-.-, they ha e. y\ :lu- hotel, who served in ■ This is old breed of and 23 llany by double of a seven- very sheep, Honolulu Oct from Newcastle. 1 rapacity pleted journey of three years and s should not lie oy ed. ed and a I! ■ it was in the pl apnro\ “ft -nt" and “boots.” This Jim was originated England among Wm H Mary, cleared from lects a cold. J boy j teen months in the most inaccessible and Amsbury, [ <«111». K. JOHNSON, i_. from which is hills and downs, called New Y'ork Nov 10, for Y'okahama. ► A true Attest: lately imported Penobscot, least known parts of Asia. He traversed clialkly commonly ► GRAI&, ! copy. Wm 11 Frank l arrived CMA- P. H.VZEl I M- lb !~b not a suinme? resort and i | .South from which the breed de- Conner, Pendleton, town, therefore mountain fifteen thousand ! Downs, It’s so to a < passes nearly at Manila Oct 20 from for New j £ simple pet rid of couph or not a upturned to tunes than ! rives its name. They have a close, set Shanghai £ throat tremble Hale’s of More- 3 any younger feet high, in a temperature of nearly forty I Y'ork. by Honey WALI tlioM* >un. degrees below zero; he and meas- l wool, legs W J Roteh, Sewall C sailed I explored Lancaster, £ by druppists. 3 «' ■ A- >•!:; w are of a brown their necks | 1 S'.i7. I.l't iCS M.)isl„ o !-t •: if mi musical, he soon picked up ured a lake nine him Ired feet :he I dusky color, from New Y'ork June 19 for San large deep Francisco; j I estate ot JOHN M WKt.LING I'oN. d I. sevei o j their limbs with Pike’s Toothache cure in one minute. 1 SEEDS and melodies which had. come down climbed to the of au slightly arched, short, spoken July 29, lat 9 N, Ion 24 W. £ Drops ncaily top unexploied i erty, jn said County. deceased, nay inj, r< -ci 1 11 "ii. 15>.-!.-n t lit- and broad and will o* during summer, went mountain twenty-five thousand feet compact body. They his -ecomi and lina account oim nn: at high; on but of course BARKS. ?. ahum the house .singing them at all times. he traversed the subsist light pasturage, GROCERIES. j said e-tate allowance, | unexplored Takla-Makan i■ I’his ! will thrive best when well mature j Ordered, That notice there..; Gci. nigl while old Tom and his and in so fed, Alice Alanson arrived at guests Desert, doing went nine days Reed, Ford, New weeks .-lireessiy ely Ml tin* ib-pul Ic .u .bmn h**id and are and York oi Salt. Quaker* meeting around the stove, without all but two of his very early, hardy prolific, Oct■ 31 from Rio Janeiro. Inil>oi*t<*i*9* printed in I'.el la.-:. in -aid < .*, nt' j water, losing * j often two at a birth. On ac- P N < a FroC,;,. « ,*:. p Jim came from the stable roaring out. companions and off himself with producing C Dixon. F Gilkey, arrived at I r t j interested may attend at coming Marcellus J. held at on •In* second Tne-i i.n 1 Oct Dow 2»> from is count of the early maturity of the lambs Elizabeth, New Yor Dealers in tlie finest ijuaiity ,'of I Belfast, Tline one in the world for the merest of life. <■ mdy girl me-e, spark Certainly here is Edward j her next, ami -In yy cause, a r. !.*.*> !i: u .me have become a breed May, sailed from New York Aug | Oniy girl has my a heroic they very popular the said a-c.*i;nt should not •..< c. syuipa-thee. story, scarcely equaled in the 28 for Honolulu. at BROOKS MAIN I for the production of early lambs. Keeps VILLAUK, K, <, i. L. JOB NS» ».V J i:m_u Tori took his hands from his face and annals of travel and exploration; and it Evie Reed, A T arrived at New "Whittier, Anthracite and > I A true copy. \m. -r ear has thus far SII ROPSIIIRES. ir> listened, cocking his old to one side gone practically untold. But I York Oct from Cape Town via Barbadoes. .A FINE STOCK OF. ^ CMAS. P. il \/M I M lb -I. like a chickadee. Mr. R. II. Sherard has prepared a full The of the Harvard, Coleord, arrived at Philadelphia Shropshire partakes general Nov 1 from and Blacksmith d, ■ “True, account of Dr. Hedin and Juuin. L 0 IS 1 true, every word of it.” said his discoveries, characteristics of the al- Iquique I” ALIM» SS. !. < -itrt 1 Southdown, W H Herbert Black. Blanchard, sailed in \ i. Tom, is the boy helped to place the lamps and adventures, based largely on conversa- it is heavier in lleece V» last. on ;1. I 1 though considerably from Boston 22 for Buenos «. Aug Ayres. 1H‘.»7 III.NBA < BUS. .. •■! Cl.il 1 in their brackets and sang louder than tions with him, and it will be published and It is called the most body. prolific lolani, McClure, sailed from Hong Kong STORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. CCRTIS, Jr ..f Sear-p- rt. 11. -.. i■ ever. in McClure’s for 1 Magazine December, of all breeds. Nov 3 for Baltimore. and presented his first an-1 fin;ti .»< •••an ot •*What’s true?” asked the doctor. with numerous illustrations from Goods, tor allowance. A Dry Amos sailed Fancy ship along Lucy Nickels, Dow, from COTSWOLDS. 37 Front notice therco! be given. t ‘‘What Jim is ain't sketches and made Dr. Hong Oct 21 for New York. 33, 33, St., Relf'ast, Me, Ordered, That a-singing. Queer, photographs by Kong weeks successi el it, how come Hedin himself bis This is one of the of the Mabel I C N arrived at things up?” during journey. largest English Meyers, Meyers, jointed in Belfast, in said ouo; v.; not a' jmi- Pernambuco Oct* 31 from Buenos to TELFPHCNE 4-2. ltf “W hat has come up to you now?” breeds, and has become the most popular Ayers, Millinery Department. interested may attenu at l'r.«'■ :■ load for New York. on second I«m- “Nothing. 1 was thinking how strange of the long-wooled class in the United held at Belfast, the sailed from New York Nov «> Ladies’ Hoots and Shoes a her next, and show cans,- it my hey n. come about in the Sea=Weed and Amber. States. It is a old breed. The Cots- Matauzas, specialty. things world—that’s very for Havana. STATE OF MAINE. the said account should m-i he allowed all. I’ve been what that wold and the Leicesters are so alike in CEO. h. JOH NSON .1 saying song says nearly Penobscot, E G Parker, sailed from New Holiday Goods abundance. WALDO S8. OK The main source of the amber is COl'KT INSOLVENT!. A true Attest nearlv all my life, and I didn’t know a supply in external appearance as to be often mis- York 0 for and copy Aug Lyttleton Dunedin; Belfast, Nov. it', 185)7. ( has. V. Ha/.fi r* ! Bcgi- c; word of it until this summer. It seems the sea-coast of the Baltic Ocean. It is taken for each other. The Cotswolds are Sept lat 4 Ion 2G W. Agent for the Cloak spoken 29, N, Firm of In the ease of WILLIAM GOCLL.) of Brooks, in as if the w hole was and have considerable wool Rebecca Crowell, M G Dow, sailed from song mine—belonged fossil gum, originally the exudation of a larger usually said County, Insolvent Debtor, rTBlX S noth E. The- d- Tiber to ii fits case so New York Oct 4 for Oct nOKRIS BEIFELH & New York. me; my well. I was in upon the forehead, while the Leicesters Martinique; spoken CO., are that said W illiam notice that she has h- cn duly a| poo of conifer now hereby notified the EXECgives species extinct. This grew 11, lat 34 20, Ion 03 50. yor ed Executrix of the last wnl aiai ii-'ian love once myself.” have but little, being nearly bare-faced. 150 styles to select from. 1 Gould, Insolvent Debtor as aforesaid, :ia- in luxuriant hundreds of thou- Rose lunis, Melvin Coleord, arrived at liled in said Court for said of H SHU -I No? 1 never heard of it, profusion They have not appeared to thrive in cer- County Waldo, pe- ISAAC MAX lute I1.T.H. though they Barbadoes Sept 27 from Santos. tition for a discharge from all his debts provided said had a secret tain sections of the as well as some in the of Waldo, deceased A pers you somewhere. Tell sands of years ago on the marshy coasts State, R G sailed from under the Insolvent Law of said State of Maine, County Serrano, Waterhouse, having demands against the estate said us about it.’’ of the Down although we have 0 for and for a certificate thereof; and that a hearing of northern Europe, when the climate was breeds, Hong Kong Aug Rajaug. ceased art desired to present tin- same Cu “I here 8 n<> secret to it at seen them in in the fine upon the same is ordered to be had at Probate all, just perfection graz- St Lucie, J T Erskine, at Port Spain Oct James Pattee & Son, iiii-nt, and all indebted thereto are requested t much warmer than it is to* The Court Boom in Belfast, in said of Waldo, which 1 ain’t day. of 13 for New Y'ork. County make immediatel plain facts, ashamed of. If ing sections Aroostook county. on the loth of December, A. I) |>avment Wednesday, day SABAH C. SHEBM AN it will do you to know what a natural of amber is thus Thomas A Goddard, W S Griffin, arrived 185*7, at two o’clock in the afternoon, when ami any good history explain- II AMP SPIRE DOWNS. Nov. it, 1 H‘J7. at Boston Oct 10 from Rosario. where atttend and show cause, if Belfast, blamed fool I've been I’d as soon tell as ed. The immense forests of amber Lite™ Accident insurance, you may any pine This is an old and well established Willard A C at New Fire, you have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not.” Mudgett, Coleord, AX EC C NOTICE. The > hseriber here not be granted. TORS’ underwent their natural downfall and de- somewhat the South- Y'ork for Port Elizabeth. notice that he has >een ai n Of course, everybody said it would do breed, resembling Attest; < HAS. P. HAZELT1NH. I give duly The resin of the wood accumulated down in but much OFFICE : HA SON 1C TEMPLE, Executoi ot the last wil; and testament : good, and when the old man had been cay. appearance, being very SCHOONERS. 2w46 Register of said Court. in in and and have a MAIN STREET ENTRANCE, BOHAN 1*. HUP. late t I fust persuaded for a time he put his elbow on large quantities bogs ponds larger. They good constitution, are and an to W R arrived at in the County of AVa'.io, ieceaset! All pei-a tiie arm of his chair and said: in the soil of the forest. Where the coast hardy, possess aptitude fat- Georgia Gilkey, Gilkey, 53tf MAINE. having demands agains? the estate u-- was the sea ten with a smaller amount of feed than New Y'ork Nov 1 from Boston. BELFAST, "I liked the as well as slowly sinking, by-and-by are desired tc the same c*r s. girls any of the sailed from ceased present covered the and the which some other breeds. mature Henry Clausen, Jr, Appleby, tlenient, and all indebted thereto are young fellows in my There was one land, amber, They early WANTED. requested day. Boston Oct 17 for Savannah. make — < arrie had been was at last and are good wool bearers, the average payment immediately. Marks, who lived over on the gradually hardening, John C Smith, Kneeland, sailed from CHAS. H. FIELD. w of the from road to Blue IIill—that 1 knew deposited at the ocean bottom. But in eight fleece being five to six 0 for York. People of Maine to know that we sell Ten’s Nov. is.*.. I loved, Brunswick, Ga, Oct New The same wonderful properties that render Belfast, 0, the continued to flour- Like all the Down the and felt pretty sure she loved me, too. I higher regions pine pounds. breeds, Lester A Lewis, Kimball, arrived at Woonsocket Rubber Boots, first quality. $1.8U 1 and so amber would still continue to herd well and a flock from Perth 7. TRUE’S ELIXIR N«>TICE. The -u mi! ■. was 20 years old, and poor, She was ish, Hampshires larger Bangor Amboy Nov vvmo. Ladies' Goodyear Glove Rubbers, all Styles, 39c. ADMINISTRATOR'S can be than Lucia arrived at ■o highlyefficaclous in expelling worms from the I\ gives notice that he has been b about and her folks were be washed dow n to the shore, and deposit- kept together the long-wooled Porter, Farrow, Bangor FOSTER, AVERY & CO.. hereby my age pretty system make it a Perfect Blood Purifier. Administrator of the estate of while are valuable cross- Nov 2 from Perth ajq>ointeil well to do. ed in the later formed green saud, and the varities, they for Amboy. It.expels all waste and poisonous matter, 516 Congress St., Portland. A sailed from New the blood rich and 35 JAMES H. BROWN, late lookout for her and not ask The gum became fossilized by its long land Nov 10 for Rio Janeiro. against the estate of sain deceased ate desired A Gift to the same for sett iemeut. and all imlebtc her to marry me until I was worth burial underground. More than two hun- Colby. II W Hopkins, Hichborn, arrived at Port present $5,000. thereto are requested to make pavnient inime.i soon I dred of extinct animal and Nov 7 from St Lucia. SUBSCRIBE Pretty had an offer to go to South specimens life, Tampa at WILLIAM I', t HOMI’Si > N Watekville, Nov. 11.—This from Per- EOR^^^^ ely. Carolina and get out hard pine tim- vegetable, have been found embedded in morning Sallie rOn, W H West, sailed Belfast, Nov. 'J. 1SP7. ship Dr. Butler of announced to the As- nambuco Nov 8 for Barbadoes. ber. amber specimens, including insects, rep- Colby sociated Press, that a gifu of $5,000 has Tofa, A S Wilson, arrived at Demerara 4 DM INI STB ATO ICS NoTICf The P •it was a so 1 I tiles, plants, leaves, shells, fruit, etc., l/(j ■£• good job went, stayed been Oct 14 for New Y'ork. notice that lie Du.- he. tin 1 c the received from a friend for the Colby THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL. A hereby gives y there tw o and made which had been caught in gum oi years nearly $10,000. liquid endowment fund. Willie L Newton, E Coombs, sailed from pointed Administrator of the estate and entombed there for all time. Some B When I reached Castiue with my money I Portland Oct 8 for Port GRAY’S u^sYn^TsS COLLEGE ALON/OJ. HABBIMAN. late of Belfast, This sum makes a total of $40,000 raised Spain. did not but hired a horse of these specimens are so curiously beauti- and School of Shorthand and Typewriting. stop anywhere, towards the to in the County of Waldo, d- ceased ,ami u l..n I ful as to $50,000 necessary be sub- and drove over to set* At the be almost priceless, and one Eng- TAUGHT TO DO BY DOING. DRY THEORY DISCARDED. as the law directs. All person* having b-mai my girl. scribed before in order to lish has a of January 1, 1898, The Journal and Tribune. It seems SEND the estate of said deceased are le-imo house they told me her father and mother collector cabinet them which FOR FREE CATALOGUE. PROBATE NOTICES. against take advantage ot the $10,000 offer of the Address ME. \ the same f*u -enlemeu;. .mb ad i: icld. had died and she had an is valued at One embalms necessary to our FRANK L. GRAY„ PORTLAND, present married Orland IT00,000. piece explain frequently clubbing | to make me American Education; 1 thereto am requested pn\im-n: a lizard about inches a little Baptist Society. farmer. eight long, arrangements with the New York Weekly At a Probate Court held at Bel wit bin and for FBED A. flABKIMAN. Funds are also in for the fast, atcly. monster in its form and coming of on of W’aterville, Nov. ». IHH7. “That was p *tty tough, but after think- jewelled perfect Tribune. Under the terms of our contract the Countv Waldo, the second Tuesdav chemical and the woman’s dor- A. D. 185*7. it over I said it would no wdiich has no like in buildings November, ing do harm to coloring, anything with that it can he sent free to X ECCToR’S NbTiri:. Tin >ub- mitory. paper only m. meadeb, son of sabah e. L and see her. I drove existing now. in many instances Great he h «I;:Iv go up there the Indeed, n notice that i-been «. up It will be announced this that those who pay their subscription to The HerbertMEADEB, late of Belmont, in said County gives evening, bargain. •. science is able this medium ed Executors of the last will and testau, >.| next day. They were awful poor. She solely through I or Waldo, deceased, a B. 1901 of of Dan- Journal one year in advance. It is not sent having presented petition liad one of her husband’s to details of animal life which Edgar Putman, Colby, I that administration of the estate of said .I0HN ST<)KE1.1., lair of AN interpol.. red flannel study Fine farm in Northport, two miles from Camp pray ing forth, Me., has been awarded the Colby unless the subscriber. The deceased be to .V B. Atleuwood. undershirts on instead of a waist when j perished from the earth many hundred requested by may granted in the County of Waldo, deceased. A I j entrance of for excel- 135 acres nice thousand of are prize $50 superior date will not with the date on Ground, land, buildings, large Ordered, That the said give notice to having demands a gainst the a;- I -ai m-.-ca- she came to the door, and was j years ago. There liies correspond petitioner dreadfully lence in preparation for admission to col- all persons interested by causing copy of this cd are desired to present the same for set;lemeu. flustered to see me. Of course 1 didn’t I preserved with wings poised as if for The Journal slip, but each subscriber enti- orchards, 350 bids, apples last year. Good soil, lege. order to he published three weeks su- cessi vel\ in j and all indebted thereto are requested t«. make her what I came where the sheen _ Journal at that immediatelv. tell home for—not a word flight, prismatic glowing tled to the Weekly Tribune will receive it never failing water. Will be sold very low and on the Republican primed Belfast, pavment the is as brilliant they may appear at a Probate Court, to be held at HENRY T. SANBORN of it. 1 told her I had made some through yellow sepulchre for a full from the time the first num- money, | An American Steamer. year terms. 40tf Belfast, within and for said County, on the sec- Bangor, Nov. 1S‘J7. and asked her to take as if were alive in the sun- Tramp easy $20 of it for old they floating ber is received. The Tribune is ond Tuesday of December next, at ten of the clock Round printed, times’ sake. shine. [Harper’s Table. M. C. HILL, before noon, and show cause, if any they have, | Tlie Bath Iron Works closed a contract and mailed in New and not After that I her published Y’ork, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be NOTICE. The subscnbei ! « r«■!<\ gave children $100 each a 39 Miller St., Belfast. Nov. 11th for building steam cargo from this office. granted. IjlXECl'TOR’SJ gives notice that he has been huh app'unte make of her worked for me in over fifty years by millions of mothers for on girls the hotel bound. knots. The steamer will be completed next fast Coliseum Co. Call SARGENT, brother of MARY E. GIL- payment immediately. until their with late of in said of CHARLES M. CON VNT they got married. I’ve tried to be a This is His sea; its pulses rise and fall and will with the children while teething, perfect ASA r. RIGGS or CHARLESMORE, Monroe, County May compete English success. It soothes the softens the Waldo, deceased, having presented a petition Wiuterport. Nov. b. 18b7. friend to the whole family.” As His breath moves them, and its currents first vessel of the child, tramps. It will be the wind and N.’F. HUSTON, praying that Asher H. Mayo of said Monroe may “Where is the man now set gums, allays all pain, cures colic, who married kind to be built in America. be appointed administrator of the estate of said and to bear me where He will.” is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Is pleas- Belfast, May 6,1897.—18tf the girl you loved, uncle Tom?” asked Steady deep, deceased. TRY GRAIN-0! TRY ! So hesailed and where stars were ant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every GRAIN 0 the drummer. on; once, Ordered, That said petitioner notice to all Foggy. part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bot- give large persons interested by causing a copy of this Ask your Grocer to-day to show you a package “The poor cuss is dead.” And tle. Its value is incalculable. Be sure and PILES! PILES! PILES! luminous, through changeful purple order to be published three weeks successively of GRAIN the new food drink that takes the don’t and the ask for Mrs. Winslow’s and O, “Why you go marry mists, Gen. Mgr. W. P. Ford Fogg of the Soothing Syrup, Dr. Williams’ Indian l’ile Ointment will cure in the Republican Journal, printed at Belfast, place of coffee. The children drink it with- widow?” Rocked by slow waves that bore him from Wiscasset & Quebec says that the con- take no other kind. Blind, Bleeding, Ulcerated and Itching Piles. It that they may appear at a Probate Court, to be may absorbes the the at held at Belfast within ami for said County, on out injury as well as the adult. All who try it. “Lord of love you, man, she died 10 years our sight, tractors were when tumors, allays itching once, only “bluffing” they acts as a instant relief. Dr. Wil- the second Tuesday of December next, at ten of before ho did. Hard work and And calm with peace that lay too deep for would be poultice, gives like it. GRAIN-O has that rich seal brown ol poverty stated that the road extended Itch on human, mange on horses, dogs and liams’ Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for tthe clock before noon, and show cause, if any and children soon wore smiles, the of said Mocha or Java, but it is made from pure grains, bringing up her to WTaterville instead of Pittsfield. Mr. all cured in 30 minutes Woolford’s Piles and Itching of the private parts, and noth- they have, why prayer petitioner He drifted to a shore, stock, by should not be out, poor critter.” gently palm-girt to know the of the ing else. Every box is guaranteed. Sold by drug- granted. and the most delieate stomach receives it without And knew, at last, where God’s fair islands Fogg ought meaning Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by sent for 50c. and $1.00 box GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. “If he had gists, by mail, per 1 4 ami 25 cents died first would you have word “bluff” if anyone does. [Bath A true Attest: distress. the price of coffee per lie. A. A. Howes & Co., Druggists, Belfast, Me WILLIAMS’ M’F’O CO., Prop’s, Cleveland, Ohio copy. married her.” [Emily Huntington Miller. Times. for sale by R. H. Moody. Iy38 Chas. P. Hazeltine, Register. package. Sold by all grocers. in To Protect the Lobster. Vineyard sound and adjacent waters. Household Hints. From 1887 to 1890, inclusive, the number STATEHENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE of eggs collected was 17,821,000. best and ennuis Steps Necessary to Prevent Extinction Kain water is the pureBt water From the eggs collected up to 1889 the „i Kish. I'nlled Stales Fish Commissioners for bathing delicate complexions. of was about 54 Be ,all Attention to the Subject In Their Annual average production fry UN when taken off should THE not be RAIL. per cent. Stockings Belfast Report. on but Bank, thrown the Belfast, was Savings In 1894 lobster under- floor, hung up. propagation Crawford Men and United States fish commissioners taken at and a collection of Railway Travelers Rely As it existed on Gloucester, A little of put the 4th Day of November, 1897. 000 bag quicklime among on that unless some determined steps 10.000. eggs was made there. Shoe ! steel articles will prevent their rusting. Munyon. During the fiscal year 1896 the number taken to the that : for men is, protect lobsters, of Mice abhor and will not visit A. M. Barnum. Chronicle eggs taken by the fish commission was the camphor, Building San NATHAN F. HOUSTON, President. JOHN H. QUIMBY, Treasurer- s of fish will be extinct within a shoe of which it is Francisco, Pacific Coast Agent of the 105.188.000, the fry liberated drawers or closets in kept. WILLIAM H. resulting r sense, Dol- I Queen and Crescent Route, and formerly QUIMBY, Assistant Treasurer. •oars. t apt. Ilarry l’roctor of the or about 93 per numbering 97,579,000, t. fars and cents, A little kerosene put on the dust cloth and in the collections amount- ft police, who has charge of the cent.; 1897 and brains will furniture wonderfully and ed to of which brighten LIABILITIES' ation of “short lobster” fishermen, 150,000,000 eggs, 135,000,- ?and the dust from from one sensei prevenr flying 19 i\ concurs in this 000, or 90 per cent, were hatched. Deposits.$1,086,386 statement, says > can’t produce, piece to the other. Reserve Fund. 65,000 OO Collections are made from Woods’ Hole S.LStou Herald, and amends it by a better shoe Undivided Profits. 20,698 86 and Two of crude oil and one of that these steps should he taken Gloucester by steam launches and for the parts part price.1 05 n-c vessels. The steam lauuches visit remove white spots from furni- $1,162,086 in order to protect the lobster sailing t. — turpentine Comfort ! RESOURCES; the near three or four times a ture and make as a as one can lies of Massachusetts, points — good polish ! durability Par Estimated and ('/target/ he law is week to obtain lobsters. The desire to have. Public Funds present good theoretically, egg-bearing r style. It is I Oumea. I'aluc. Market Value. on Hooks. Total. vessels collect at more distant in United States 1907. 00 weak from a practical point of view,” points t, the shoe of of milk and water applied Reg. 4s., $50,000 $56,500 00 $50,000 00 and Maine. Local at ( Equal parts United States Coupon, 4s., 1925. 30,000 00 38,287 50 30,000 00 -aid. “It seems to me that it Connecticut agents — make — ought quali ty with a small sponge will the leaves United States Reg. 4s., 1925., .... 70,000 00 89,337 50 70,000 00 amended so that one of two Boston and Plymouth and Point, 1 United States 1904. 00 things Kittery through and of a palm or rubber plant look like wax Reg.. 5s., 70,000 80,325 00 70,000 00 a also collect United States 5s., 1904 30,000 00 34,425 00 00 result—either that there shall be Me., egg-bearing lobsters, through. and prevent them turning brown. Coupon, 30,000 Months' ‘close as there which are held in live-boxes until the season,' just Many styles, Total United States bonds owned. 250,000 00 $250,000 (XI Nova or that the shall agent has a sufficient number to make a A small dish of fine charcoal kept upon Scotia, traps many prices. District of Water. 00 00 a or in Columbia, 7s., 1901, 60,000 56,000 50,000 00 50,000 00 •ustructed so that the small lobsters trip. On the arrival of the vessel or shelf of a dark closet the refriger- On1y one of Belfast, 6s., 1898 4,000 00 00 launch at the station the lobsters are and renewed every will absorb City 4,080 4,000 00 be able to escape. standard of ator, week, Clinton Gore 6s., 1900. 500 00 500 00 500 00 ■ all odors and to fresh nr present law provides that each transferred to tanks supplied with run- quality in I help keep things and Total Public Funds of Maine.-— 00 00 >;er shall be 10 1-2 inches in ning water, and held until the spawn- each — sweet. 4,500 4,500 length, the | taker is to the a prominent County of Franklin, ()., 6s. ,1897-8, Gen. Fund, 5,000 00 5,075 00 5,000 00 a of $5 for each lob- ready strip eggs. business man of •* inposes penalty highest. It is well to soak under flannels that Buffalo N. ()., 6s., Pike- 6.000 00 00 It has been the of the commis- Munyon’s Rheumatism Harding, 1898, 5,100 5,000 00 taken under that length. It is diffi- policy Cure Mercer, O Ditch. 00 6,090 00 00 have become hard from much perspiration also several of 5s., 1898-9, 6,000 6,000 to detect the violators of the sion to liberate the as soon after a?ld my friends Summit, 5s., 00 2,020 00 00 law, fry H. FRANCIS & CO in a weak solution of soda and water for some of O., 1898, Bridge. 2,000 2,000 that great of Wis., ver. are and it is hatching as possible. They are taken r,1,8ave City Ashland, 6s., 1899, Opt. St.Imp. 15,00000 15,30000 16,00000 They tricky only half an hour before them in the y°ur agency was e-stab- Sole washing °n ®£forethe Boston, Reg. 4s., 1899. 20,000 00 20,200 00 20,000 00 some one and him out in transportation Agents, Belfast. coast I was compelled to spectiug watching ordinary 10-gallon manner. seruihfhoa Cincinnati, O., 6s.. 1909, Munc. 5,000 00 5,050 00 5,000 00 regular bast for supplies of your remedies, ♦ .deuce can be obtained. cans, about 200,000* being placed in a can and I). fiance, O 5s., 1897-8, St. Imp. 2,000 00 2,010 00 2,000 00 have always kept them on hand for for and All fruit nicer on East Liverpool, O 6s., 1914, Opt. lie latest trick in the business is to short shipments 125,000 for long looks delicate, light the benefit of myself and friends. I Fund. 5,000 00 5,425 00 00 and liberated in the Obituary. china. A few leaves in the fruit dish add carry a pocket case in 5,000 the boat and break off the tails of shipments, vicinity my valise when Fremont, *Neb., 5s., 1909, Sell. I)ist.. 5,000 00 5,000 00 traveling in case 5,00000 of the from which the adult lobs- to the effect the any of my chance ac- 25 >!. as fast as they are taken from the grounds wonderfully upon eyes, quaintances Springfield,O.,6s.,1897-1900,St. Imp. 2,852 2,937 82 2,852 25 Enoch B. a citizen and should need assistance. I Sioux Iud.S.D. 00 00 Then the meat is extracted and ters were taken. When this is impracti- Hill, prominent and the eyes coax the appetite when have City,la.,4 l-2s., 1899, 5,000 5,025 5,000 00 frequently given awav some of the Toledo, ()., 5s.. 1899, St. Imp. 5,500 00 5,582 50 5.500 00 are liberated in long time resident of Bucksport, died sud- else will. remedies to to the different summer hotels. In cable, they Vineyard nothing people in distress. T have West Bay City, Mich., 5s., 1925, Fund 10,000 00 11.20000 10,000 00 w tli an Nov. at his resi- great faith in way the lobster fisherman can sound and Buzzard’s bay outgoing denly Tuesday, night, 9th, Munyon's remedies.” West Haven, Conn.,4 l-2s., 1909, Sell. 5,000 00 5,150 00 5,000 00 keep of soap may be in a Rheumatism is known as the so as to wide distribu- dence on School street. Mr. Hill came Scraps placed stuhborn- yes for miles so tide, insure their “peeled” around, double boiler, allowed to become soft, ttwin not succumb to Total Public Funds out of Maine. 98,352 25 98,352 25 tion. The t o the home Tuesday evening in his usual health. nV°LHfS'k f :’ is almost impossible to get near question transportation and then into desired except the right About 8 o’clock he of moulded any shape. k nyd \Tn m^,c,n® minron-u nniii'.s ijtrnru-. to him to detect him. When of lobster fry any giv at distance is still an complained pains Munyon has the right kind, and you If it does not melt pour a little 6 Belfast & Moosehead 1921. 00 unsettled as in but few instances lias across his stomach and before a readily, Cent of all cases Lake, 4s., 57,500 57,500 00 57,500 00 •ifr that two out of every three lob- one, physician Xitt1.submitted to7'8? pfr Maine Central 5s 1923 could be he had water on it while heating. his treatment. Munvon’s 9,0*'«M>o 0.900 00 o.nno on it been to them summoned passed away. Maine Central 1912. no auglu are under the statutory size, attempted ship by rail, Cure is ftuaranteert to be 7s., 12,000 00 1(5,200 12,000 oo Enoch B. Hill was born in Sullivan and at Hheumapm Portland & 1905. an icadiiN see that the and then the were absolutely harmless and a Ogdenslmrg 5s., 6,000 00 5,250 oo 5,non nn depredations trips comparatively Marble statuary may be cleaned by a in strontr tonic the time of his death was 09 of buiidiner up the weak and in', to an immense total. short, from Woods’ Hole to Cold years age. dehi'itatnd namely, solution made boiling one-fourth Prof. Total Railroad Bonds of Maine. 00 0(1 was son of Nahum and Hannah by Munyon puts up a separate mre 83,500 83,500 Harbor, N. V. ; from Woods’ He the for eaeh Springs pound pearlash for two hours iu two disease. At all drmptists. most- Atchison, A Santa Fe. Gen. Hill. When a man he moved to Topeka Mort., m seem to Hole to iToviueetown and and young a vial : 1995 prosecutions have little Plymouth, of it on the marble for td Personal letters to 4s., 12,000 00 10.320 00 in with quarts water, lay Prof £,entsMimyon. ]2,0<»onn in the number of violators from Gloucester to Kittery Point. The Bucksport and engaged business 1.505 Arch Street, Phila- Atchison, Topeka & Santa 1 e, Ad j. 4 s.. 1995. (>,500 00 3.737 50 conn oo lessening twenty-four hours; then wash it oil. delphta Pa., answered his the late N. T. Hill. Later with free medical Burlington A Missouri River (>s., 1918 3.on0 oo 3.4,son*) 3,000 nn law. the season we shipments from Woods’ Hole have all brother, advice for During past any disease. Cedar Rapids A Missouri River, 7s., 101(5_ 9,f»on 00 12.92*; oo o.f.on on been and there seems lit- dissolved and Mr. Hill The white of a raw egg is the most uses enough to make a total of near- very successful, they partnership C entral Pacific Os., 1898 4,n(iunii 4.ns'o oo 4^.. on tle will entered the furniture business Main of and is better than A 4s 1919_ 00 ] no nc u.oOO in tines, yet the business stems doubt that the young lobsters satisfactory pastes, (Jliicago, Burlington Quincy 10,000 o.nno iojhmi in which he continued to the or one can Chicago, Burlington A Quincy 4s.. 1921 10,000 uo 9,2*inon jo.noo nn In some instances the stand transportation for 24 hours with ex- street, up any prepared mucilage paste light along. A 5s.. Idol. 12,o0o()0 no nn his death. About ten to over of Chicago, Burlington Quincy 12,24m 12c"" > cellent results. time of years ago buy. be tumblers 1.1 oi are let off before the grand jury j Papers put Chicago, Burlington A Northern 6s.. 102(5.., 1 o,()00(m» loVnn no in'nnnnn he married Miss Sarah Winslow of and will buhl and Milwaukee & St Paul -count of their poverty, hut this The average size of lobsters caught for Dexter, j jelly jam very securely Chicago, 7s.. 1905 10,000 *>0 13.50(»OO m.noonn who survives him. Of the immediate be if in the white of an Chicago A West Michigan 5s., 1021 10,000 00 ;,.r,on 00 in'nnnnn Dist White was so market is now much less than it was in { air-tight dipped \tty. irnpress- Columbus Consolidated Street, (>Lio.5s,1909. 15,00*) 00 i.v. ,*.n on i.Vnuo nn 1 there are left one brother and four i• ithe number of violations of the the earlier dn\s of the fishery, and their family egg- Eastern (is., 100(5 12.oon.io 14.!<•*» *>o ]2.n(.nnn is not over two Win. W. Hill of East Fremont,Elkhorn A Missouri Os,1933. 15.**00 00 10.5*1 nn 1 r> non no 1 it In- asked for full judgment in average weight probably sisters, Sullivan, Bedrooms should be well ventilated and Valley Illinois Central 1898 .'.. no 5’onn on \«-v:i >cotia nave a 1 lose sea- weighs, "ii an average, 1 1-6 a Ephraim Harding Auburndale, Mass., Jackson; Lansing A 19*>1. 5.non 00 Mono they pounds; are vacated. ( anopies are graceful and Saginaw 5s., 5. r*,noo 00 in 1-2 ile■ li 1 5 4 a 12-inch Mrs. D. L. Emery of Boston and Mrs. Kansas City Cable 5s., 190 L. 15,00000 15. nino. i.Y.muhm,, six months. 1 have no doubt that lobster, pounds; accessories to a but ! Chas. of The stately looking bed, Lexington, Passenger A Belt, Ky.. Os., 1908. lo.oonoo ln.oon.Mi jn’nnnnn * ion to establish a similai sea- lobster, 2 pounds, and a 15-inch lobster, Campbell Cherryficld. .]io>ii heavy draperies should be avoided iu the New York & Rockawav Beat'll 5s., 1927 lo.noono lo.inooo lo'ooooo 4 to 5 while a lobster 20 inches funeral was held at L' o’clock. .no would meet with ;« pounds, Friday Omaha Street, Neb.. 5s., 1014...... 5,ono on 4,9nn no m m nn lively protest j sick room, and windows should be kept 5.1 fishermen who for 1 long weighs 20 or more. Lobsters Sioux City A Pacific Os., 1808. 10,00000 I0320U <>n lnnnono many depend pounds open a little the night through. No one 'iving "ii the lobster catch »f the ! weighing as much as 15 or 20 pounds are Hood’s is Sarsaparilla prepared by experi- can keep a clear healthy complexion by Total Railroad Bonds out of Maine. 213,000 00 210 500 o(J uud. On the other however. : uncommon, and those over 20 enced pharmacists who know precisely the hand, weighing breathing impure air. ( orporot um /Pools Oir;0'd iiiiiu t i*e summer season that the ! are rare. to a recent nature and quality of all ingredients used. Pounds very Up Belfast Coliseum Co.. 4s., 1900 A soft cloth wet with milk and rubbed 1.20000 i.-'inon 1^011 on si no in near shore for t be date the largest lobster of authenticated Belfast Industrial m ■ pur- “Mamma, why do you whip no ?” “It is Real Estate Co., 4s., 1900. O.0O0 oO cTs'j v or •t o; was about 25 In over boots and shoes three four times Belfast Hotel Co.. 4s., 1899. 1.708 45 1,7('.s 4;, oiling and to shed their shells, j eight pounds. 1S97, because 1 love you, Bobbie.” Veil. Mam- 7, ; h Three each a month will the of Union Water Power Co., Lewiston, os., 1904. 20.000 O" 2".nnn nn •jn'o. t ho\ are shedding their shells they *wever, lobsters, weighing ma, I wish you wouldn't love me so much.” improve appearance state ate over 2,0 were taken off Life. the leather and to it soft and semi-dormant and easily pounds, Sandy [Brooklyn help keep Total Corporation Bonds of Maine. 28,908 45 28 908 45 take Hook. N. the of the thus make it last The fishermen advantage J., weight largest An Opporlunliy You \ow Have longer. Freeman Mfg. Co North Adams, Mass., Os., is and lessen the number each ! being 2,2, pounds. The male lobster weighs 1898. 25,000 00 25,uni. m 25.00-• on year. of testing the curative effects of Ely’s Cream A practical housewife recommends 25.000 0»> o mere than the female lobster of the same time will come when we will not Balm, the most positive Cure tor Catarrh keeping attic windows closed instead of Railroad stork Oirnrd. as the of | length, the difference in 11 iucli lobsters, known. Ask for a 10-cent Belfast & Moosehead Lake. on 25 00 1 any 1--hsters, just, report your druggist open. A garret freely aired will attract 3,300 4.1 3 3.19 00 some for about a of a or we mail it. uamission states, unless efTort. instance, being quarter trial size seud 10 cents, will A Santa ... p.nnnon no .- and harbor moths; iu the moth season, The Atchison, Topeka Fe, preferred. 2,01" 4,<'0000 Full size 50 cents. ado to change existing conditions. | pound. the windows should be Corporation Stork Oirnrd. | ELY ”>(» Warren N. Y. therefore, kept estahiishment of a ‘close season* BROS., St., City. closed. There will be no smell in Belfast Light and Power Company. 22,5on nn 22.5m nn 22 1 o My son was afllieted with catarrh. I in- musty 2*3,50') 00 d proteet the lobsters in that critical flank Stork Owned. | Thanksgiving Proclamation. duced him to try Ely’s Cream Balm ami the a room so hot and dry. Xationol when are and . they breeding | I on ■-« shedding disagreeable catarrhal smell all left him. He Proof Belfast National Bank, Belfast. I2.on<‘ 17.nl u.oon ■:> shells, and would thus enable the National Bank, Portland 13.int.MM) -••• j Hj (he President of ihe United Stales: appears as well as any one. J. C. Olinstead, A wash that will remove the oily ap- Casco 13.2:11 >.;]<. to of the of flour First National Bank, Portland ln,20uoo lo.2"nnn ., *jn« .. propagate. Areola, 111. of the skin consists of a tea- quality is in In remembrance of God's to pearance Shoe and Leather Bank, Auburn.. 2,00n no lunnim .... The fishermen realize that the catch goodness | j National -j of tincture of benzoin added to i the of bread made of I Berwick National So. Berwick. ... 2.75n on 4:7 51. us during the past year, which has been Hard Luck. “I see here in the paper that spoonful eating So. Bank, 7;,, >uiiig smaller and would be to fifteen of soft shak- glad s»* abundant, “let us offer unto Him our some feller has a corner in wheat,” said Mrs. teaspoonfuls water, ! it. A taste of bread made I omlitions two-thirds i Total National Bank Stock Owned. 40,850 00 4",050 fxl changed. Fully and our vows to the Beau pod. “Gosh!" replied Farmer Beaupod. ing thoroughly. Put this on the face I thanksgiving pay \ of Rob Flour will Loans on Public Ponds. cm would like to have the laws I a whole and Roy obey- Most High.” Under his watchful provi- “Sorry fer him. I lied field, with a small sponge or bit of old linen hut the of the other third i wisht I’d lied more.” North ;\ prove the claim—“The United States. 500 00 r»on no greed keeps deuce has the con- [Philadelphia rag, and let it dry on. It leaves a dainty ; industry prospered, f County of Androscoggin. 2,ooo on no n constantly the law in this American. much ■winter wheat i 2,(Mm violating ditions of labor have been the fragrance resembling mignonette i finest patent City of Cairo, 111 »*.5n on rr,n m ect. j improved, rewards of the husbandman have been in- Awful Experience with Heart I>is- j or heliotrope. flour in the United Stales.” City of l'errysburg, Ohio. 3nn 00 31m nn if the slats of the lobster Cure for the Heart Village of Barrisville, Ohio. loo 00 ]ooon Now, pots i and the comforts of our homes ease.—That l>r. Agnew’s ij | creased, ,x> ]daced about two inches apart it works like magic, and cures is proven by | and should be -3,550 multiplied. His mighty hand has preserv- Spectacles eye-glasses Loans on Railroad Bonds. d.d he impossible to catch short lob- the testimony of Mr. L. J. Law, Toronto, kept perfectly clean and clear, otherwise i ed peace and protected the nation. Re- with Belfast & Moosehead Lake. 4,000 00 4.00O00 s. because the little fellows would Can. “1 was so sorely troubled heart will slip for law and the eyes be strained and injured. A Cambridge Street, Mass.. 3.00000 3,000 00 spect order has been strength- disease that I was unable for 18 months to I ween the slats. 1 think this would & Missouri River.. 00 00 love of famous optician says glasses and spectacles Cedar Rapids 4,5<>n 4.5oo ened, free institutions cherished, lie down in bed lest I smother. After taking Northern. 2.50ooo on me solution of the difficulty—to in- should be in a washbowl and soak- Chicago, Burlington 2.5oo and all sections of our beloved one dose of Dr. Aguew’s Heart Cure, I re- placed ROB Chicago, Burlington & Quincy 2,o<)0 00 2,oon 00 country ROY. dy statute that the slats of cages shall ed in warm water. Theu should Kansas 00 brought into closer bonds of fraternal re- tired and slept soundly. I used one bottle they Consolidated Terminal, City... 7no 7000,1 vo inches or an inch and Consolidated of Vermont.— .. 775 00 no three-quar- and For and the trouble has not returned.—5. be washed with soap and rubbed with a 775 1 gard generous co-operation. Evansville Ind. 00 ip;ut, so that the short lobsters can- soft nail brush. Polish them with tooth Street, 4,7no 4.70000 these benefits it is our to Mother : I see little brother Jamestown Street, N. V... 1,0on 00 1.000 00 1 do not the great duty praise “Johnny, your held, because believe powder and them a final rub with Little Rock and Fort Smith. 3,non Oo 3.000 on j the Lord in a spirit of humility and has the smaller apple. Did you give him give FLOUR *'stion of a 'close season’ would he tissue A few of ammonia Maine Central 20.20o 00 2«5.2no 00 i and to offer to Him our his choice, as I suggested?” Johnny: paper. drops I gratitude, up and Pacific. no dar.” be added to the water in which the is not only better, but more eco* I Sioux City 4,onn 4.00000 most earnest “Yes’rn. I told him he could have his choice, may || 700 on supplications. nomical than other brands. Wineonsin Central. 7<"-no 1 the little one or and he took the little are soaked. II That we may ackowledge our obligations none, glasses P treating this the of one.” 9. Sold everywhere. loans on Bonds. subject, report as a to Him who has so [Tit-Bits. i| Corporation people graciously be removed from WM. A. Cold nited Mates fish commissioners says: j Fly specks may pic- COOMBS, water, Mich, il Athol Water Company, Mass. 1,5f)o 00 1,5. n ! granted us the blessings of free goveru- Is Catarrh Your Life’s Cloud?—Emi- | ie ibstei is the most crus- ture frames in the way: Put a Belfast Hotel C mpaiiy... 3.403 is 3.4*... is important rnont nent nose and throat in following and material prosperity, I. William specialists daily Belfast Water Company ... 2,01m, ,i u "i the United States. It is the ob- !j Dr. little spirits of wine in a saucer, add a President of the United practice highly recommend Agnew’s Butte City Water Company, Montana 1,000 00 l.oonnn McKinley, States, few of sal shake or stir ■i a special carried on with Catarrhal Powder, as safe, sure, permanent, drops ammoniac, Water Staten Island. ... 1,000 > fishery, do hereby designate and set apart Thurs- Crystal Company, o traps, in all the coast States from painless and harmless, in all cases of Cold the mixture well, then apply with a small, Equitable Mortgage Comjiauy, New York... 93000 93“ nn the 'Sjtli of for na- n day, day November, in Fort Smith Water Company. Ark 75-, 00 75 ■a-a re and also in Nova the Head, Tonsilitis, Hoarseness, and soft camel’s-hair brush; five minutes later noiiliward, tional and which all Knox Cas anrl Electric Co Rockland .. 950 00 950 no thanksgiving prayer, Catarrh. It gives relief in 10 minutes, and rinse with a brush in soft a. New Prince Edward larger dipped Middlesex Fells Co., Mass. HU-nUnn ! ■■ .no limnswick, of the are invited to observe with The (^8 tjt Spring people banished the disease like magic.—(>. nn d. tymb.-r and Newfoundland. In water. Let the frames dry without wip- Oshkosh Water Company, Wis.. 1 .nno 1 nno oo appropriate religious service in their re- Paris Water 1.5- 1 5- wimie the is more im- First Passenger: “Would you—ah—lend ing, in an airy place or near the fire, to Company, Ky.. fishery of On this Richmond Water and Light Co., Ky. 4", no o ... spective places worship. day me a Sec- avoid the ir.i than in any other State, tlie your spectacles moment, please?” staining gilding. When clean- Doctor ^ «£ Stalford Conn. 175"“ 17 5 >o of and domestic reunion let our Says: Springs, Company, rejoicing First Pas- nn is the principal fishery product. ond Passenger: “Certainly,sir.” ing bronze statuettes, chandeliers and Waverly Woolen Company, Pittsfield In/ 'o" ..no prayers ascend to the giver of every good senger: “Ah—thank you ; now, as you can- I have tried calomel and »2 ovei ',500 persons were lamps with this preparation, rinse oti 34.0-48 18 engaged 1 Loons on Rod rood Stork. :md perfect gift for the continuance of IIis not see to read your paper, would you mind 1 is in the United the with lukewarm then the all the remedies are now fishery States; me water, polish that love and favor to that our hearts letting have it, please?” [Tit-Bits. Atchison, Topeka A Santa Fe, preferred — 2.4", 2 4 mi invested was about and us, may bronze with leather or an old silk ><>50,000, softly 1 ... he filled with and and in use the Still Belfast A' Moosehead Lake. charity good will, Piles Cured in 3 to G nn atch amounted to 25.725,000 Nights.—One rag. by profession. Chicago, Milwaukee and Sr. Paul...... 5"n 5 .. pounds, that we be ever of Ilis beue- may worthy relief, Dr. Agnew’s Oint- and Northwestern. 1.5“. .., i it > 1.002,000. In 1880 the yield application gives you are not cured. When I i Chicago 1.5m* ficient concern. ment is a boon for Itching Piles, or Blind, 14.350 00 •mt little smaller Steamers for Alaska. 1 1 t (20,240,000 pounds,) In witness I have hereunto set Bleeding Piles, it relieves quickly and per- was a mother used to Loans on Corpora inn Stork. 'lie market was whereof, boy, my value much less, he- In skin it stands with- Belfast Coliseum 9i-(»nn .. my hand and caused the seal of the Unit- manently. eruptions 1 Company. rn me “L. ... ly 8488,000. out a rival. Thousands of testimonials if Philadelphia, Nov. IX. The most give F.” Atwood’s Belfast Loan and Building Association l.cimoo l.nnnnn ed States to be affixed. Done at the Au- t ween city Little Andn. scoggin Water Power Co.. 1880 and 1892-the New Eng- you want evidence. 85 cents.—7. 1 of this of important project yet launched for the J Bitters. One or two doses burn 8on 1"j Sun M lobster catch decreased over Washington twenty-ninth day 7,000,- Masonic Association, Belfast. 1,283 (55 1,283 »*,5 October, in the year of our Lord one A Perilous Comparison. “Todd, your wife Alaskan fields was consummated 1 Temple or 23 while the gold invari ii cured. Our Real Estate Belfast. •••.. 35;> 8200,000, per and of the of the United talk so loud. If she should hear that, I Company them. Get independence gists always keeps on Belfast National Bank stock 2.25- • n 2.25n nn For a number of years this fishery would have to get her a lot of gowns to of Seattle, Wash., executed a contract Loans States the one hundred and 1 ■ Loan to Belfast and Pow r 3 175 .»:? .5.175 93 ted the of a twenty-second. a I Light Company.. match it.” Record. bottle, and know be n anomaly diminishing [Chicago ... no William McKinley. with the Roach Shipbuilding Company at you’ll Loan to town of Monroe 1.0- l,(>n0 00 and an to 1 leather, augmented catch, owing the President: Pill-Dosed.—With nauseous, big purgers, all when I come 1 Loan on warehousekeeper’s receipts, By for two 5000-ton right s 1 m> n« > core active prosecution of the husi- Chester, Pa., steamships again.” etc inn- 11 t.oi prejudices people against pills generally. 1 on nn John Sherman, cost certs See that < Loans on life insurance policies. 2.5<3.s74*n to take—The doses are small and so is Avoid imitations. the employment of more apparatus An Annual Burden. easy point with the fleet of 12 Y'uknn River 125,038 54 the cents for 40 doses. Biliousness, no no the prolongation of the fishing sea- price—10 steamers now being built by Moran Bros, >***~*~—-.-- Real estate, investment. 15,nno 7.000 Sick Headache, Constipation dispelled. Real estate, foreclosure.. 0,0< on (5,00- With a singular disregard for their At this time of the year a great many peo- at Seattle. Work like a charm.—8. Suspense account (secured by real estate at- take on their shoulders a burden which The to be welfare, many fishermen have con- ple ships built by the Roaches tachment) 8,287 5*5 8.2*7 5(5 illy violated the State laws for the they carry until spring, a burden that you “It’s real mean!” the young woman ex- will be the largest and most complete 21,287 5(5 might as well he without, and so escape the matter? her mother •etion of small, immature lobsters just claimed. “What’s American steamships on the Pacific coast. POLAND Premium account.. 20.00000 2«-.onOU() months of self indicted trouble anti perhaps “Before I married Herbert I made females bearing eggs. Only the rigid inquired. They will be 418 feet long and 27 feet Cash on deposit. 38.978 93 3S.97S 93 something worse. We refer to the usual bim to pass every evening at borne rcemeut measures promise and will have a Cash on hand. 21,532 49 21,532 49 -5".'114‘J of restrictive by “Fall colds and that some are deep, carrying capacity of j coughs” by with me, and now lie says he is sorry he Mates and the extensive artificial believed 4,200 tons and All of pro- to be as necessary as the coming of can’t take me to the theatre without break- 1,000 passengers. $1,102,085 0,» the ition of the lobster can ward off the the first winter mouths. Why not make ing his word.” [Tit-Bits. passengers have berth accommoda- Unpaid accrued interest. 15,ln5 84 notion which threatens this valuable this winter an exception and get through it tions. The ships are designed to make a * Water 9i5 without such an 1,244.929 • ■ry. affliction. There is a rem,- Rebel In Six Hours. speed of lti knots an and it is claim- hour, Spring and kuown Petroleum Due earned dividend accrued lobsters were not liable edy everywhere, Angier’s disease ed that they will be the fastest on the Pa- depositors, egg-bearing and Bladder .. .. Emulsion, with Hypohosphites of Lime ami Distressing Kidney State tax.. 1,102,52 -19 ■ ■struction by man, artificial propaga- relieved in six hours by “New Great South cific coast. They will cost $1,000,000 and Soda, which is especially adapted for anyone It is a on work on them is Is used in our de- Estimated market value of resources above would hardly be necessary. Not- who is susceptible to coughs, colds, bron- American Cure.” great surprise being pushed night and prescription of its in re- to have liability for deposits, earned dividend and the enactment laws chitis or throat or trouble. It will account exceeding promptness day them for the of and in all >tauding prohib- any lung ready opening partment prepara- State tax. $142,409 77 in bladder, kidneys and hack, in the the sale of “berried” lobsters, the keep you from such ills and it will cure you lieving pain navigation spring. in male or female. Relieves retention of tions requiring pure water... Annual expenses, $3,300.00. i'-nt sacrifice of such with of them when they are once contracted, if Andrew F. Burleigh of Seattle, the lobsters, water almost immediately. If you want We also have this and of immature lob- you do not wait until they become too firm- President of the on famous eggs, many and cure this is the company, Monday F. E. Bank Emamifier. seated. Your or will quick relief remedy. TIMBERLSKk, ly druggist your doctor 1 the contract with Moran water lias seriously reduced tlie lobster Sold A. A. Howes and Co., Druggists, signed Bros, at spring for sale. tell you about Angier’s Petroleum Emul- by and rendered active and Me. 1**28 Seattle for a fleet of 12 large river steam- stringent sion, and you will find that it lias all the Belfast, ires the ers for the Yukon, to run from St. Mich- imperative. By present virtues of cod-liver oil, without of its any for another piece. ‘‘Now, Rob- aels to Dawson in >i to lss.-j bad been audibly to the guests at his right. freight through from .Seattle to Dawson experiments ; notiiing of what may prove to be dangerous, very icted at various to “Ain't that dandy pie?” he asked. [Judge. City, to he delivered at the latter points looking ; troubles. You will find you can. This lit- point ■ within 20 which will beat all itliciiil propagation of the lobster, tie bit of advice be worth a deal days, records. D. B. j may great $100. SOUTHWORTH & SOB, lily practical attempts of this nature to you, if you will but heed it, and it will Dr. K. Dctthon’s Anti Diuretic of of in cost but little to find out val- Assignment ot Sullivan Granite Co. The taxpayers the city Belfast are hereby us to those made the fish com- you very how more than if (W^ by May be worth to you 8100 notified that all poll taxes and taxes on personal PROPRIETORS. ■mu were means of uale it is. by “parking,” you have a child who soils bedding from in- estate for 1897 are now due and immediate pay- The Sullivan Granite of West Sul- A is, holding in large, naturally iuclos- couteneuce of water during sleep. Cures Co., ment is requested. discount of two per cent, Criehaven Chit-Chat. to will he allowed on all taxes before Jan. 1, lobsters that had been old and young alike. It arrests the trouble livan, has made an assignment Dunbar paid isins, injured, 1898. 1 shall he in my office in Memorial Sold A. A. Howes & Co., of that The liabilities are building shelled ones, and those below mar- at ouce, 81* by Bros., place. from 8.30 to 11.30 a.m daily, until further notice H. D. Crie has returned from a to Me. able size. female lobs- trip Druggists, Belfast, Iy28 said to be $25,000, while the assets are Occasionally Bangor and through the country selling M. C. HILL, Tax Collector. FURNISHED > were in the same did less than $1,000. Belfast. 8, 1897— tf30 TO NIGHT with spawn placed Star Brand.codfish, of which Crie Bros, are “Hello, Brown. How you get your Sept. ORDER, OR DAY. The in insures. One of these parks was es- the preparers_H. L. Woodcock of Belfast face scarred so?” “Got run over by a truck.” company was organized 1891,and see it “No, I was is of C. O. E. B. Col- mlished in Massachusetts in 1S72, but is here on a gunning trip. He is the guest “Dnlu’t you coming?” composed Emery, Coaches, Hacks, Barges or Buckboards. 0-9- over shoulder at the new moon ■ of H. D. Crie.Edward who has looking my cord and W. W. all of Rockland. afterward abandoned; another was Erickson, Case, ORDERS BV TELEPHONE PRO/1PTLYFILLE been went for luck.” Journal. D. on coast fishing here the past two years, [Indianapolis Mr. Colcord has been of the f ablisbed the of Maine about manager STORE and ROOMS to Portland on Str. Carrie & Mildred a It was soon how- Sunday ttheumatlsm Cured in a Day. works. The reason assigned for the cause demonstrated, en route for where he intends to that the results from inclosures of Norway, Cure” for Rheumatism and Neu- of the failure is an inability to make col- 1, spend the winter with his people.Peter “Mystic TO REST. Bookkeepin**ctc thor is far as the of the cures in 1 to 3 days. Its lections. ■ character, so rearing Mitchell has launched his new boat-Her- ralgia radically ■llWUHfll II I f oughly taught BY MAIL action the system is remarkable aud It is understood that a new ■sters from the young were concerned, man Simpson has given up the lobster busi- upon company My store on Phenix Row, Belfast, is for rent. or personally Our system of teaching gives actual It removes at ouce the cause will be formed to the ild not be sufficient to af- ness and will go to Bueksport to live.Mr. mysterious. operate quarry. Also three rooms above. to daily experience in every branch ot materially and the disease immediately pleasant Apply business, including t and have to Ruck- disappears. STENOGRAPHY the Mrs. Fred gone Banking, general supply. Simpson The first dose benefits: 75 cents. CALVIN HERVRY. Merchandising, Commission. Insurance, Transporta- sport to visit relatives.Capt. Edward greatly Wilson of the of lie completion ot tlie new marine lao- A. A. Howes & Co. Bel- Secretary Department Belfast, Nov. 4, 1897.—44tf tion, etc. Preparatory Department for backward students. We Jordan lias finished his season here Sold by Druggists, train and at Woods’ Hole in fishing Agriculture, in his annual report which for Practical work and always secure situations for mtory hatchery last w'eek. fast. 4mo45 woathy and went to Ills home in Camden has beeu to the graduates of our Business and Shorthand Courses. Students with its of salt wa- just presented President, enter complete system Thomas Ames has to Owl’s any day No vacations Expenses moderate. Con t .Capt. gone A Sure Rule. “I can tell everything that out the of the farmers throw away time at circulation, permitted the coinmence- Head to the winter with his sou Henry. points importance going to temporary schools when it will cost you less to attend thr BEST \\Y spent man writes,” remarked the discerning critic. a nt of in artificial has made of the United States supplying from their number of students who have left incompetent teachers in Such experiments hatching .Capt. Albert Hall of this place “How?” “If it’s he each sen- disgust pc poetry begins tell us that six months here is to a in other '< a had not been the a of a nice and own the $400,000,000 worth of equal year any school large scale, which prac- school present very organ tence with ‘O.’ and if it’s prose he begins it production an ■ ul small A1 mon Davis has presented it with ele- ‘1.’ Star. articles for which we send this amount of theretofore, although quanti- with [ Washington r% t0 any one for first information of a vacant Courier-Gazette. abroad P\A/ A D r\ position of lobster as well as those of gant flag. [Rockland money every year. $100,000,000 49 Westminster R, I. l \ Ci fora eggs, T. F. Anthony, Ex-Postmaster of Promise !*t., Providence, YV Al\U Bookkeeper Stenographer Teacher. Clerk or ln r had been of this is for sugar and the remainder for rj crustaceans, successfully “I one bottle Telegraph operator which wc successfully fill. Business houses with terrible City, Iowa, says: bought of Wants all kinds of Raw supplied 'lied. lu 1881) the experiments had Auyone who suffers from that Cure’ for ! hides, fruits, wines, animals, rice, llax, Furs, Skins, Ginseng the ‘Mystic Rheumatism, and two Seneca, Ac. Full Careful competent assistants without charge. Refer to prominent patrons in every part of the world Itching Piles, will appreciate I of various and other prices guaranteed. The next best so that several plague, doses of it did me more good than medi- cheese, grains sorts, courteous thing to attending the MOST CELEBRATED BUSINESS SCHOOL in America "gressqd successfully cure that any selection, treatment, immediate remit immediate relief and perm went which can be the is tc take our INSTRUCTION BY MAIL. If are and iliion eggs were collected and hatched cine l ever took Sold by A. A. Howes & articles produced by tance. Shipping Tags. Ropes, furnished free. you unemployed willing to study, co?nes the use of Doan’s Ointment. send ten two-cent stamps for five easy lessons in shorthand Beautiful free ■ Woods’ the through Co., Druggists, Belfast. 4 i;45. farmers of this country. Write for latest price circulars. (>m38 Catalogue Hole, fry being deposited It never fails. Address mention this paper) CLEMENT C GAINES. Present Poughkeepsie New York SEARSPORT LOCALS. South Montville. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Waldo. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Ward of makes the food Royal pure, Clark of Bar Harbor are visiting friends in Thorndike are in charge of W. H. Beck- wholesome and delicious. Dix arrived home last week. this W. H. and C. E. of Capt. Albert vicinity... Meservey with’s farm while Mr. and Mrs. B. are visit- Rockland were the of C. S. Adams Irvin Bailey is employed on the electrics guests ing in Boston. last Saturday-Mrs. Frank Carter of Wor- in Boston. North Stockton Springs. Miss Addie is her Mrs. B cester, Mass., visiting sister, Crockett has arrived in a THEY MUST CO. Boston is home from 1 Dr. George F. Eames of visiting Sandypoint, Knowles_Mrs. Ann Peavey has had her friends in town. where she taught the fall school. Miss house painted. The work was done by Her- Seal ? Crockett reports a very pleasant term and Mrs. E. D. Blanchard of East Corinth will i bert Howes and C. S. Adams. shows some We intend to our of spend the winter in town. pretty presents from her pupils. close out line Searsmont. Rev. M. F. Bridgham and ....Mr. S. B. Littlefield lost and In this Mrs. L. A. Colcord left last week to aspirited join wife of North Vassalboro have been calling valuable horse, seven years old, by an acci- Capt. Colcord in Philadelphia. one there on friends here on their return from a visit dent last week-Miss Bertha Partridge The Congi. sociable will meet at the to in relatives Columbia Falls. Everyone visited the school at Stockton Springs vil- is health and keen * PANT CLOTHS * next Tuesday evening. was parsonage much pleased to see the great improve- lage recently and reports a very orderly and enjoy- ment in Mrs. Health_Mr. H. well Mrs. Charles Sullivan and family left for Bridgham’s organized school, with an efficient and ment, for it is the Boston where will reside. E. Holmes and family visited friends in enthusiastic Mrs. symbol Monday they teacher, Leila Dickey.... and have made only two on the entire Orono last week-Eli Martin passed away Mr. James Jacob is of the finest prices lot, ! j Will Curtis called here Tuesday on his quite poorly_The coffee grown. 9 I Saturday, after a long and painfnl illness. Centre school voted way to northern Maine on a hunting trip. Sunday recently to POWDER Rev. W. Pure C. Baker conducted the funeral meet at 1 p. in. during the winter_The Chase & Sanborn’s Contribution next Sunday morniDg at Absolutely services Monday-Miss Edith M. Farrar is Israelites met at Mr. Freeman Congi. church in behalf of Maine Bible So- Partridge’s visiting her sister, Mrs. R. F. Dunton, in last Saturday evening and had a good time Seal Brand Coffee ciety. Belfast. as usual. The program was as follows: These less than half the actual Mrs. Lillias who has the prices represent value of Nichols, spent Belmont. Opening hymn, The Unclouded is the same. It ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK._ Geo. W. Morse and his three Day, by all; always the no more. summer in town, has gone to Boston for the goods. We need say See for sons, A. C., Herbert and Willard, returned song, Mrs. Lofty’s Jewels, Mrs. Gertie Rid- yourself. winter. The is the Coffee that is home from a trip up-river last week bringing ley; rec.. Railroad Crossing, Bertha Harry Robinson went to New York Wed- with them eight, deer. ..Mis* C.O. Jordan is in Partridge; song, Mike Elroy, Emery Cal- the best Camden. At a recent meeting of the bought by fami- nesday to take a situation with the Swift Centre Montville visiting her parents, Mr. derwood; harmonica and organ duet, by IF YOU INTEND BUYING Camden Musical Association the following A^*"— Beef Co. and Mrs. N. P. Bennett_Everett S. Morse F. Percy Partridge and Emery Calder- lies of officers were elected for the of ’98: Dr. America, people year has taken a assisted Simie E. L. Merithew and family left Monday by boarder. It is a girl_Miss wood, by Littlefield with W. F. Hart, president; Miss Leila Bucklin, a zobo who the boat for Boston, where Mr. Merithew has Ida Smalley,who has been at work in Orouo, coruet; story, That Bile, Freeman appreciate good or Jacket vice president; Miss Carrie Barstow, secre- Cape employment. lias returned home.The Lend a Hand Partridge; reading, The Prayer, Wilbur C. D. treasurer: Gran- of life and insist tary ; Wadsworth, Circle. Order of Kings Sons and Ridley; song, Happiness, Mrs. Hattie things up- this fall we can save \ou on us. dement H. Stevens was thrown from his Daughters, money. Call Prices fro ville Poole, W. E. musical librarian; Tilley, have their which was to Calderwood; conundrums, Herman Part- in aud received postponed meeting on now carriage Prospect Saturday musical W. E. having them. When $2.50 to SI2. Assortment is good. Come earl 11 director; committee, Tetley, be held Sunday, Nov. 21st, to Sunday, Nov. ridge; rec., “The new version of Jack severe injuries. Hattie Gill, Sam'l Cooper; executive com- and Clara 28th. It will be held with Mr. and Mrs. Jill,” Ridley. F. Percy Partridge you Chase & San- ( WATCH FOR SOflETHING | We are under to J. E. buy obligation Harding mitte, Dr. W. F. Hart, C. D. Wadsworth. Fred A. Marriner. was called onto repeat “The Minister’s Fare- ) IN THIS SPACE LATER. \ for copies of the Dover Democrat with an ac- well Address to the Centre Sabbath school,” born’s Seal Brand Coffee count of the trial of Troy. Quite a heavy snow storm pre- Prospect Ferry. Miss Edna Ginn re- Kelley. a speech with many amusing local hits, and vailed here all day Friday, accompanied by turned home from Dexter last Saturday.... the Best. Margaret B. Sargent found a piece of several sougs were snug by request. After you get strong wind. Saturday tlie sound of sleigh- Mrs. Orilla MeMann and Miss Hattie Har- money in her store recently. The owner the program the company gathered around “* belis on the street made us think that winter riman are visiting relatives in Winterport. the It would be can have the same by calling. organ and had a very enjoyable sing.... impossible had indeed come....The pie sociable that -Mrs. Kate Harriman and two A. daughters, H. The winter Clifton schools began Monday. Miss s*»„, Capt. Curtis leaves Thurs- ; was to at was for or to STARRETT, to-day, have occurred David and Piper’s Angelia Kate, arrived home from a four Viola money position lor where he will visit Berry teaches the Centre, Miss Susie day, Brunswick, Ga., ! to the lfith_Mrs. Etta Hawes months to sea last Ladies postponed trip Friday_The Merrithew his Samuel Curtis. the Lanpher procure brother, Capt. has goue to New York for several weeks’ Circle met with Mrs. Rebecca Harriman last school_Directly anything supe- i--- ..-— after meeting last a com- Mrs. Belle who has been visit to her Mrs. E. E. Mrs. Sunday evening Ladd, visiting sister, Bagley.... Saturday evening. Twenty-five were pres- rior. pany gathered at Mr. Wilber to friends here the returned to her Caroline seems to be more comfort- Ridley’s past week, Piper ent and all enjoyed a very pleasant evening. practice singing in the new Sunday schoo — home in Bangor by steamer Friday. able at the present time, but her advanced -B. C. Avery and Charles Banks have hymn hook. Mr. Lyman Partridge was a Mrs. J. H. Park went to to age precludes hope of her recovery. come home from Hallowell and to FOREIGN PORTS. Bangor Friday gone very welcome addition to the choir. visit hor son Fred, who is employed in work at Mt. Waldo.... A Xmas tree with a Montevideo, Oct. Id. Sid, bark Ethel, Unity. Work is the corn factory closed Sandypoint. Miss Ahbie M Dodge, Boston. taxidermist establishment. will at Cousensdied Thanksgiving Crosby's very be the Supplies, pleasing program given Oct. b. In Abuer If want the best Friday. The corn has been sent away and Nov. 113 and 3 Hong Kong, port, ships you tne market affords for schoolhouse here and all are 13th, aged years months. She Thanksgiving Frank E. Curtis has a situation with the cordially invit- Coburn, Park; St. Mark, Dudley, and Gov. the can makers have finished their work for was tlie ed to attend. daughter of the late Capt, John Rohie, Nichols, for New York. American Bell Telephone Co. at New York The program will be mostly the present... .D. M. Park’s men from Pitts- musical. and Hannah (French) Cousens, the oldest of Rio Jaueiro, Oct 10 In port, ship Great aud leaves to-day, Thursday, to accept it. Admiral. field are for the farmers. a ^ pressing hay Unity family of seven, two of whom now remain Halifax, N S., Nov 8 Ar, sell. Hattie H. SWIFT Centre Montville. & the arrivals this week were A. H. The pleasant fall PAUL’S Among -Mr. Cook will return to Mon- Benjamin —Mrs. Susan Staples and Mrs. Lydia Hall. Ba hour, Erskine, New York. Lor Ed. has rimer, Ford, Evie Ford, Maud B. tana soon-Miss given the farmers a fine opportunity for came to very Ruth Berry spent She her sister’s, Mrs. Staples’, about Barhadoes, Nov. 2. S d, bark Rose Iunis, Fok Tour NEW HA ESINS. PRUNES. Colcord, Laura Carver, Mrs. L. hauling dressing ftnd which has Turks Island. CITRON, May Mary last week in Newport visiting Mrs. C. Smith. plowing, five weeks ago and died and was buried PEACHES, s Port Oct. 22. bark APRICOTS, PICS, Ip. Colcord and A. M. Kane. ....Miss Clara Webb generally been improved, as the many plow- from there. Spain, Sid, St. Lucie, PER died at her home in She had been a great sufferer New York PLUMS, SEEDED RAISINS..., ed to be seen The recent Alva Treat made a haul of Unity Nov. 11th. She was a devoted Chris- pieces testify. for months from a big scallops many complication of Cape Town, Oct. 24 Sid, bark Mannie FINE LINE OF CONFECTTONF.HV tian never snow storm caught some of them un- Swan, sch. ore day last week, and proposes to continue woman, mindful of herself but quite diseases. The funeral was held Monday Higgins, Barhadoes; 20, sld, for such a sudden Olive T. Whittier, W hittier, Pollio. in the business and will them each always caring for others, She leaves an prepared change But afternoon, Rev. C. W. Fisher of IN UTS OF ALL * supply Bangor Demerara, Oct 25. sch. S. G. KINDS, * * * few Ar, Haskell, week at the his customers. aged father aud mother, who will miss houses have been banked and double Seminary officiating, and was at- doors of sadly largely Richardson, Portland. Finest windows are not on. Citnnert Goods, FleUles and her... .Mr. Parker of Auburn closed a very The preparations for tended by relatives and friends. The floral Manila, Nov. 13. Shi,ship W H. Conner, Preserves. Bark St. Lucie, Capt. J. T. Erskine, arriv- New York. term of school in the Fri- winter keep the farmers from were a standard wreath with EVERYTHING YOU ed at New York Nov. 23 from Trin- profitable village busy early offerings WANT. Kith, days MARINE MISCELLANY*. He will return to morning until late at night....Mr. Alton “Sister” at the from the idad. Mrs. Erskine and Fastnet day. teach the winter base, sis- daughter New York, Nov. 10 A from San MASONIC TEMPLE term-Mrs. Gorham returned to Clements has gone to Islesboro to spend the ■ters, and a large bouquet of handsome dispatch SWIFT cfc PAUL left Wednesday to meet the captain in New Clough Francisco states that the ship El Capitan, winter-Misses and Edna from nieces and ---BELFAST. York. Rockland, Monday... .Mr. H. Taylor of Madge Thomp- chrysanthemums nepliews, from Baltimore for San Francisco, before re- Athens is the guest of Mrs. Gerrish_The son will spend the winter in Medfield, Mass. aud several bouquets from friends and ported at Montevideo in distress, has been A. J. Nickerson has in the second story of condemned and will be sold. Ladies* Sewing Circle has been reunited and -Mrs. Edward Wiley has gone to Boston neighbors. The remains were taken to the his corn house bushels of corn Atlantic City, N. «J Nov. 12. The two- I Toilet 7,0 and met with Mrs. for the winter... lot in i Mary Whitney Nov. 10th; a .Mr. Clifton Morse has family the cemetery and laid beside masted schooner Mattie B. 3,i-00 bushels of oats. It reminds one of the Russell, Capt. goodly number were present, aud had a very husked 120 bushels of good corn which he the aged mother, who died four years ago. Drink water, New York for Baltimore, in ancient barns as arranged by Joseph in ballast, was wrecked on the Ocean enjoyable time. They met Nov. lfith with raised on three-fourths of an acre. Mrs. Staples and Mrs. Hall 'wish their to-day misses City bar. The crew were saved. The vessel NEW IDEAS AND -Egypt. Mrs. Chas. B. Cook went to tfianks to all those who Taylor-T. given assisted them, was owned Peter Nickerson of Swanville. Hon. A. E. Nickerson re- by Portland, ..for riani= CHILDREN Mrs. J. C. Nickels has presented Mariner’s Waterville Nov. 15th, where he has employ- and their many kindnesses will always be Maine. Ladies, turned from Orouo F. & A. with three ment in a Saturday, accompanied St. John, N B., Nov. 12. The American cure Lodge, M., beautiful hardware store_Orville Fuller remembered-Capt. James P. St w-rs left y/. FIHSr QUAIjI fy by his son Percy, who began school in schooner Lizzie Poor of Belfast, Me Capt. pictures. One is an English hunting scene, of Pittsfield is stopping with his brother, Monday for Mexico, where lie will remain Dist. No. 8 last A. W. A. Dickey, bound from Parrsboro, N. S., :___l Sets one a Fred Monday.... Eugene Nick- Virginia waterfall, and the other a Fuller. during the winter. Mrs. Stowers accom- for this in her chains erson port, ballast, parted of Portland is spending a few days at in china cases instead of satin trimmed as handsome landscape. panied him to Boston and will return the here to-day, was driven ashore near the his old home-Miss Alice Dow, who was breakwater and was soon ground to frag- heretofore; neater and more dainty in every Past Master McMahan and brother Rub- Morrill. Rev. W. W. Ogierheld quarter- last of the week-Miss Sallie B. Rice left called home by the illness of her little sister, ments. The crew was saved with difficulty. way. 1 services here last after- last week for \ ins of Phoenix Lodge, Belfast, visited ly meeting Thursday Boston, where she has em- There was no insurance on the vessel. returned Sunday-Mr. Wm. A. Bullard is [The Mariner’s and noon and evening-The revival services ployment.... Mr. Fred Perkins of Birohville Lizzie Poor was sold from here some years Lodge Tuesday evening, friends in town_Rev. held visiting R. G. Har- made a short visit here last week_Miss ago and the government list gives her hail- witnessed the conferring of the third degree here under Rev. Geo. S. Hill the past Lubin’s Latest Odors! 8c butt gave a very interesting lecture at our Ice/. Maxfield came, from Castine last Fri- ing port as Deer Isle. Capt. Dickey has not per pair, A four weeks have resulted in several back- been in large number was present, seven lodges to a term of school in command since she left 1 church last Suuday evening. We regret day, expecting begin here.J “Flowers of France” and •‘Cyclamen,” sliders being reclaimed, and one or two this town, but. owing to some mi sunder- St. Johns, V F N v. 13. The Gloucester being represented. that there were not more to on nee. there hear it_ schooner Helen Wells was towed have expressed a desire to become Chris- stauding the school did not opeu_Capt. banking 2 Pairs for 15c. 3 End who visited friends Rev. C. H. Wells will fiil our into this Pairs for McLaughlin, pulpit next B. F. Rice uow lias oil baud a supply of egg port yesterday, stripped of canvas, tians. .. .The meeting here of the Waldo here in and stove coal of aud o iu rigging and She turned almost bot- j the summer, stopped till .Monday on Sunday, at 2 30 p. in., standard time_Mrs. good quality sup- spars. Veterans was All, County much enjoyed by all ply all who are iu need....The first suow tom up during the gale on Tuesday night New Toilet Waters ! (Ol.OliS. h:s way home from a in the Laura of is her shouting trip our Trundy Searsport visiting came Nov. when about four last, and citizens. We are gra efui for, and 13th, indies fell barely escaped foundering. Every The best for use in atomizers: of wild.* of Maim fully ;Lilly the He and a companion suc- sister, Mrs. Nickerson_The Swan- in this Miss Maud Ginn came man of the 18 on board was The the kind words said Comrade Abigail vicinity.... injured. appreciate, by from tor the forecastle and the cabin Valley, Crab-apple Blossom. Arbutus, ceeded in bringing down four deer with ville Centre Sunday school held its first so- Searsport a few days_Sell. Ada ship’s hold, Stinson in his to The in re- report Journal, Herbert, Capt. Milford arrived Sat- tilled with water, every hit of food and numerous other small game. ciable for the season Nov. 10th with Mrs. E. Turner, ALL TEX CENTS PER O/. gard to our beautiful village, church, ceme- urday from Boston. Mr. Elbridge Ginu and clothing was water-soaked, and the decks A. Robertson. were FRANCIS's^,. I The two The following officers were his son were in the of cables and butts. 32-pounders secured by the Sears- tery and new school house-Addison O. George schooner. swept dories, gear, The water iu the tanks all ran out when she port Memorial association arrived by schoon- chosen: Mrs. H. C. Beal, president; Mrs. H. Whitney, the first martyr in our civil war, keeled ami the from the mess & new P. over, butter Roger Qallet’s er Marcellus last aud were White, vice president ; Mrs. H C. Mar- SHIP NEWS. Soaps At a Probate Court held a; w week, discharged was not boru in this town, but his father table stuck to the ceiling. The Helen Wells Bella*!. the County of \\ aldo. *m the p,i at Nick'-rson’s wharf a crew of den, secretary; Louise treas- had an and is in Monday by moved Cunningham, unprecedented experience and Perfumes. 1 sit here when Addison was a very FORT OF BELFAST. November, A 1). 7 patriotic J. urer. The next sociable will meet with a worse condition than any vessel that ever citizens, superintended by C. small aud he lived here until his certain instrument, in: .. boy school ARRIVED. entered this port. purport birch. A sufficient number of shells for Mrs. H. P. White, Dec. 1st-Miss \ will and testament of ip >BPRT IP ( uays were ended, lie was the seat-mate of Ethelyn Nov. 11. Scha. Henry charters Manuel ar- Whitney, Welch, Ship Llaguno, (to A late of Belfast, in said County of Wahi two the Moody closed a very successful term of Winslow cases Beautiful Line of Im- pyramids accompanied guns. They your correspondent in the old brick school Bangor; Morse, McDonough, do.; rive) 85,000 oil New York to .Japan, 21 ed, having been presold* t..: j*r.dt. will be school in Dist. No. 5th. Harriet Rogers, Lynain, Mt. Desert. @22 cents. cases placed in position on the monument 2, Nov. This was Ship Eiuiiy Heed, 58,000 Ordered, That notio nr liner a 1: house for several years.Dr. J. W. Pear- Nov. 13. Sell. Fannie & Atomizers. po> Edith, Ryder, oil, New York to Zmzibar and back, ported terested a as soon as the freezes suffi- Miss Moody’s first term. The interest man- lump by causing copy .d this or... grounds ground son of Camden was in town the first of last Fort Point. sum. Ship Roanoke, New York to San Fran- old atomizers repaired at slight cost. published three iverk- sr.ovssi els ill t I Considerable ifested and the amount of work Nov. 15. Soli. J. H. lean ciently. expense was incur- week-Mr. Russell Gray, who has been accomplish- G. Perkins, Portland. cisco, general cargo, at or about $7.50. Bark Journal, printe at 15,■ 11 11 at a to red in the Nov. Id. Sch. Sears- C. 1‘. Port to New appear Probate Court, no held ., removing the guns, as had to be sick for some had an ill turn ed, considering disadvantages under Marcellus, Larrabee, Dixon, Elizabeth York, they time, last week wit hin amt for sa id C nut v *. which port. wool, p. t. Bark Evie Reed, New York to £iF“New goods arriving each day. trucked from the Navy Yard to in but is she labored, were truly wonderful, «lay of December next, at n >f the. Boston, improving again-Dr. T. N. Pearson 8A1LED. Auckland and hack, general cargo, Jump noon, and show .-an**-, il t ha additi. n to the here. It is and proves that she is to rank with our best in and look at them. any hey freight proposed is having a large Nov. 11. Sch. James Bos- sum. Bark Alice New York to .''au- f^iP“Step practice, extending into, Holmes, Ryan, Reed, same should not be pi"Wd, approwd a S‘>on to give a supper and entertainment to several of the adjoining towns. ..We noticed teachers in the future.... Miss Ollie Marden ton. tos, p. t. Bark Harvard, New York to San- dKo p JOHN SUN Nov. 12. Sch. Jennie Howard, tos, general cargo, p.t. Sch. Jas. M. A true copy. Attest raise money to defray these bills. Mariner’s a handsome pine log, which Mr. Allen is visiting friends in Prospect. Emery, Seaman, Bangor. North Booth bay and Portland to Trinidad, Cm A*, p H a/.i:i. t ink. K Lodge, F. & A. M Sears I. C. O. Lodge, F., Daggett furnished a Belfast party last week. Nov. 13. Schs. Henry Whitney, Boston; ice and lumber, p. t. Sch. Izetta, Newark to aud Freeman Islesboro. Capt. Charles Pendleton and At a Probate Court licid w McGilvery Post, G. A. R., It was 58 feet long, 16 inches at the largest Winslow Morse, McDonough, do.; Harriet Bangor, fertilizer in bags and bids., $1.25. POOR & SON. Belfast, for the ( Utility of Waldo, Oil tin* see* no have raised committees who have his sou Thomas have been in Boston for a Rogers, Lynam, Seal Harbor. Sell. Kit Carson, Elizabeth port to tue mat" end, and straight as an arrow'.Waldo Baugor, of Nor ember. A. P. is o? week. Nov. 15. Sell. City of Augusta, Adams, fertilizer iu bags, $1.15. Sch. Menawa, Nor- ter in charge. As so--n as the of the They returned Tuesday.Joseph B jlfast. report District Lodge of Good Templars meets Kennebec and Baltimore. folk to New’ York, lumber, $2 25. Sch. J^evi Druggists, certain instrument, purporting to be committee is Pendleton recently went to V will and testament of KKRD1N \M> 1 joint received we shall give here next Saturday for an all Watertown, Nov. lb. Sch. Jacob Reed, Bunker, Fer- Hart, same,. Sch. \V. B. Palmer, New York day session, YKR, late d‘ Ktio\. in san; C mty *1 \\ further notice of the Mass., where he is working at his nandina. to Key West, stone, t. Sell. A. F. Ivind- affair. and a public meeting in the evening. occupa- p. ceased, having been presented for probate tion as a E. AMERICAN PORTS. berg, Rondout to Bangor, cement, p. t. painter-Millard Boardman Brig Ordered. That notice be given to all pet- New Anua Jennie Palatka and York, Nov. 9. Ar.sch. Pendle- Hulbert, Jacksonville teresied a < of this order t ■ and his cousin Wendell P. byeausing opr COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. Monroe. a of Odd Boardman, came to New* May 28, 1895, lodge ton, Thomas, Brunswick for New Haven; York, lumber, $5 12 1 2. Sch. John lished three weeks sueee**i\ei> in the R* home last to the winter. C. Fellows was organized in this town called Friday spend They 10, sld, sch. Gen. Adelbert Ames, Brunswick ; Smith, Brunswick to New’ York, lumber, Journal, printe*: at Reliast, that tliey mar Thorndike. Miss Ethel Gordon had been sch. $4 82 1-2. Coal Sell. Port at a Probate Court. t«- be held at Belt.** visited Monroe No. with 28 charter employed during the summer on a 11, cld, Rabboni, Lord, Bangor; sld, freights: Lunet, Lodge, 136, to 55 in and for said *. oimty. on the second I Miss Grace Brackett in steamer bark Megunticook, Santos; sch. Edward H. Liberty Bangor, cents. Sch. Stephen Jackson Nov. 9rh sailing out of New York_Miss of December next, at ten of the clock members. Since then the lodge has pros- Blake, Union Para- Bennett, Port Liberty to cents. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Island; Henry Crosby, Gloucester,50 ami show if " and 10th-Mr. Fred Say ward of Burnham Edith Hatch left a few Sell. noon, cause, any they haw. and at the time has 52 mem- days ago for Boston, maribo and 14, Odell, Port Read iug to Dovor, 85 cents, pered present Surinam; sld, ship Reaper, j same should not be prow*!, approved an passed last Saturday and at Mr. where she will San Francisco via. South .1 Sunday bers. The meetings were held in the Town spend the winter_Miss Amboy ; 15, ar,sch. CPU P. JOHNSON Emma M. Fox, Bangor for A true copy. Attest George Wards’-Mr. J. F Heath has been Hall until when Abbie Hatch has been in Belfast Jersey City; 1$QRN. Misses and Children's recently, Monroe Lodge visiting cld, sell. Georgia Gilkey, St. Pierre; Ladies, Ct I as. P Hazkltink. Rem friends in for several friends-Miss Eva visiting Bangor days moved to its own hall. The new is Fletcher recently re- Nov. 7. sch. building Boston, Cld, Young Brothers, Alexander. In R. Camden, Nov. 8, to Mr. and BOOTS, Atia Probate (Vim held at Belfast, wit hit past-Mr. J. Gross, who has been in a credit to the and to the turned from Melrose, Mass., where she has Snow, Kennebec and Washington; 10, ar. Mrs. Frank town, master- Alexander, a daughter. the County of Waldo, on the second for a bark Annie Lewis, Lewis, Buenos Ayres ; Braley. In poor health few weeks past, is improv- workman, Franklin Chase, who has taken been spending a few months with her 11, Belfast. Nov. 7. to Mr. and Mrs November, A D. 1 S‘.*7. cld, bark R. A. C. Smith, Hooper, New Albion E. Braley, a daughter. SHOES, ing... The Free brother-Miss Edith Grindell 4 MY P. W \1>K. of PPYI BP! Baptist Quarterly Meeting great pride in the structure. Mr. Chase is a and her sis- York; 13, cld, bark Thomas A. Day. In Iiluehill, Nov. 4, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. daughter Goddard, A late of m said d \\ will convene at the Centre Church in this member of the ter Laura have been in Buenos sch. James W. Day, a daughter, Sadie Marie. Northpoit, County lodge and he told your corre- Bangor visiting Ayres; 14, ar, Holmes, OXFORDSandj deceased, a Flanders. In Belfast, Nov. 15, to Mr. and Mrs. having presented petition p: town Ryan, Belfast; 15, ar, schs. HattieS. that Lucius It. Duncan of said Dec. 3d, 4th and 5th-Frank and spondent that the Odd Fellows had done all friends.Miss Florence H. Pendleton, Collins, Selden A. Flanders a son. Northpor; Greenlaw, Deer H. do. administrator "1 the estate of Annie Rollins of teacher at Isle, Curtis, Allen, Healey. In Vinalhaven, Nov. 8, to Mr. and RUBBERS, appointed Troy visited S. C. Files and the work on the except §11 to Dark Harbor, has and P Nov. cease* 1. building paid resigned; hiladelphia, 13. Cld, sch. Mary A. Mrs. Allred a wife last Healey, daughter. Having decided to close out our entire stock of Tuesday. outside The is report says that she has been to Hall, 15, ar, bark Luce. In That the said parties. building 32x50, two “engaged” Portland; Harvard, Vinalhaven, Nov. 8, to Dr. and Mrs. Ladies, Misses and Children’s footwear, we oiler Ordered, petitioner give Irvtlle E. a son. I a take Thompson Point, N. J. Luce, some of the best ever o all persons interested causing copy id alldale. Miss Lilia a stories with a mansard roof. The charge of a much smaller where bargains lie red in Belfast. Jackson, high, school, White. In to •• young Baltimore, Nov. 9. Ar, sch. Star of the Belfast, Nov. 13. to Mr. and Mrs. order be published three weeks *uc* ->r. of low'er hall will be used for a her duties will be those of Charles E. a son. the at Bel!.* lady seventeen, who has lived in the fam- banquet and chielly discipline. Port White, this is a out Republican Journal, printed Sea, Hopkins, Tampa; 13, cld, sch. DCMCMDCD genuine closing 1 Young. In Belfast, Nov. 15, to Mr. and Mrs. they may appear at a Pr*diare Court, to of B. F. Stevens ten dance hall, and the upper hall for the Being naturally of a sooer turn of mind she Boston. nuTlUVlDLn sale regardless of cost.' All ily nearly years, left spec- Daylight, Charles a at within and for said on Young, daughter. 2 1-2 to «S, (» r<» 13. Belfast, county, ial use of with Nov. 12. Ar, sch. Geo. W. [sizes. Coin, her home during the night of Nov. the lodge. They will dedicate it governs much east, rarely to Portland, Lewis, Common ond Tues*iay of December next, at ten Sunday, resorting for Opera, Sense toes. Roberts, Bangor Boston (lost dying jib); elooek before noon, amt show cause, if an 7tli. She took two satchels which she had later. Stables for horses will be built in corporal punishment... .A has beginning cld, sch. Sarah E. Palmer, Whittier, New- MARRIED. miss this chance to get a good, service- have, why the prayer of said petitioner rear of the The been nn|y*T filled with her clothing. Her present where- building. lodge is in a flour- made in laying the new plank side- port News. 11 Ull I aide article at less than wholesale not lie granted. both walk from Nov. 11 sch. prices. CKO K JOHNSON. .1 abouts are unknown, but it is she ishing condition, socially and financial- Union Hall to Dark Harbor. Bath, Me., Ar, Young Belinian-Burgess. In Jackson, Nov. 14, by reported Brothers and Eliza J. Rev. F. S. Doll Sarkis A true copy. Attest: Part of the Pendleton, Boston. ill', Belinian and Miss Emilv left Belfast the next on ly, and among its members are some of our lumber and s eepers have been Sale commences Thursday, Oct 14th. Chas. P. Hazkltink, Reu afternoon the boat Bangor, Nov. 11. Ar, sch. E. L. Warren, S. Burgess, both of Monroe. distributed-An Deeking-Sanford. In for Boston. It is surprising to best citizens-The revival in the Clark addition has been made to Tainter, Portland; eld, schs. Win. Slater, Cornville, Oct. 31. by people why Rev. M. S. Piible, Clifford of Belfast and 4 DMINTSTK VTIIIX'S V *TI( The -i. district in the Dr. on Hutchins. New Deering she should leave so a home... .Alvin is still progress, and the interest Derby cottage the end next York; Henry Whitney, Miss Lillian E. Sanford of Cornville. gives notice that .-!m hn- be* good Boston hereby to the residence of Mr. Welch, ; 12, cld, schs. Annie P. Chase, Fields-Richards. In Nov. STEVENS Administratrix ol the c.-taie --! at the church last is very good. The Clark district, or District Chauncey Davis_ Deering, 5, Charles BROS., appointed Ayer preached Sunday. New Lillian, F. Fields and Alice A. Ellis, York; Grind'e, Boston; Richards, both of Rock- WILLIAM L. LITTLE FI KLD.-iate «>t 1*.. No. 17 and about six Mr. Piam Hatch has erected a new No. 5!t Main -...Miss Alice Rowell was at home from 6, comprises families, 13, ar, sch. A. Nebinger, Robinson, Boston; land. Street, Bel/ant in the bounty of Waldo, deceased, and years ago it was the school would ice-house near his and has con- cld, schs. Sea Bird, Sellers, Lucia Goodkll-Littlefield. In Hampden Corner, | and stage orders will receive eire ul Waterville last Saturday and thought pond, Boston; bonds as the law directs. All l:a\ Sunday.... Porter, New Nov. IO. Perley Goodell and Miss Mattie Little- attention. per-oi.- have to be discontinued as there were no tracted to supply the of Farrow, York; Augustus manUs against the estate ol .-aid decease-; J. A. Bailey burned his hand quite a cottage people field, both of Hampden. badly Palmer, Haskell, Philadelphia; 14, ar, schs. sited ti> the same lor st : 11. me it scholars to to Dark Habor with ice next Harford Patterson. In Belfast, Nov. 15, present few a kerosene go school. Now eleven fami- summer. Nat Maud and New indebted thereto are to malm days ago by breaking lamp. Ayer, Briggs Estelle, by Rev. L. W. Hammons, Fred W. Harford and Card requested pa lies out of the seventeen Alfred Hatch has made of Thanks. inunediatelv. t ALKlh II. 11 ! ILL I 1! a foot of snow fell have 11 children extensive repairs York; Helen, Batchelder, Boston; cld, sch. Miss Annie M. Patterson, both of Belfast. ....Nearly during the He I the Polly, McFarland, Boston; 10, ar, sch. Char- Heal-Wen’twoktii. In Searsmont, Oct. I wish to thank friends and neighbors for kind- fast, Nov. !». I8t»7. storm of last under 3 years of age, 10 under 7 years of age, upon exterior of his house and has given 30, Friday-John Stevens is ity, Magee, Portland; cld, sch. D. D. Has- Tileston Htal of Hope and Gertrude Wentworth ness, sympat by and material assistance, particu- and 7 under 10 of itacoatof friends S NOTH 1 Tim .subset dm on Bald years age, making 28 in all; paint-Alpheus Pendleton has New York. o! Searsmont. larly connected with fiitcliett A Sibley's I^M.tTToiv away hunting Mountain_Mr. J. kell, Eaton, > shoe Ti notice that la- >ei u dttlv -• and wre Raynes-Cowan. In Nov. Clar- factory, during the sickness and at the death give a| C. of Vassalboro is yet hear the report that the old race taken the contract to build the Dr. Prall Brunswick, Ga., Nov. 9. Ar, schs. Flora Hampden, 10, Bryant visiting at B. F. ence E. Raynes of Baugor and Miss Lillie M. of my husband. Executor of tin- last an.I uimii! •>! is out and no new' ones It is to be 128 Rogers, Francis, Boston; Lizzie B. Stevens. dying growing up to cottage. feet long and 45 feet Willey, Cowan of Hampden. MRS. WILLIAM IN MIS. W 11 A ol Tr.-v Jacob S. WINSLOW IT K EIL late wide. Stratton Rivers, do.; Winslow, Smith, Port- Reed-Lanpher. In Searsport, Nov. 14, at the Belfast, Nov. 15, 181*7. take their places-The new metalic guide and Savage of Bar Harbor in of Waldo, deceased, and Clarks’ Corner, Prospect. James Brown laud. Congregational parsonage, by Rev. R. G. Harbutt, the(Nuinty given are the architects. as the law directs All persons having dm boards are up all through town and will be Work is Fernaudina, Nov. 9. Ar, sch. Win. H. William 11. Reed, Jr., and Lillie V. Lanplier, both Belfast Price Current. progressing the of said aie was at home from the Kennebec last week New York. of Stockton springs. against estate deceased de-n a great convenience to the public.... Mr. rapidly on its foundation. The Dupee cot- Sumner, Pendleton, present the same for sett lenient, and all ind- friends-Mr. Lincoln Clifford Nov. 8. Vyles-Miller. In Stockton Springs, Nov. 2, visiting from Gardiner, Me., Ar, sch. Janies A. tin ret.o are to make inn. Lindley Bowen, formerly clerk for A. H. tage at Shipyard Point will be twelve feet by S. B. Merritliew, Esq., Sewell C. Vyles and Miss CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL. requested payment Dexter is in town....Fred Littlefield Parsons, Hallowell, to load for New York. ately. K<)1).NL\ C. \\ I1ITA l\ 1 of Clara Miller, both of Stockton Springs. produce Market. Price Pii id /‘rod Mayo, has a fine position in Mt. Auburn, longer than the Prall cottage_Rev. James Savannah, Nov. 9. Ar, sch. Jose Olaverri, uccr. Troy, Nov. 18‘J7. Thorndike is visiting friends in town_Mr. Apples, fc> bu. 50(o75i Hay, §> ton, 1000: a112 (to on who has been of the Free Arey, Baltimore. Cambridge, Mass., the cars. Other boys Boyd, pastor Bap- dried, $> tb. 4.o5 |> lb, 3 1-2 a 4 and Mrs. Fred Clark were in this of DIED. |Hides, Xoiici'. part tist New London, Nov. 11. Ar, sch. Anna Beans, pea, 1 30(o 1 4o||Laml>, lb, 5«7 >let lb, 4 no Miss Ada Clark is friends in spent Charleston, C., Sld, J. Carter, Statf. of Maim., W ai.oo Coi mv, visiting Frank- formerly of Belfast, aged 72 years. Butter, tV», 15,o 18 Oats, *>T»u, 32 lb, 25aT?0 last at Freeman Atwood’s Ueo. E. Tufts preached for the last Manchester Haynes, Matthews, Weymouth. KKI.FAST, Nov. W, At* I HW7 Saturday night society Closson. In Bluehill, Nov. 0, Charles F. Clos Beef, ^tb, 5(o0 1 -2 Potatoes, 7('n.so fort....Henry Cushman from Mt. Waldo Jacksonville, Nov. 10. Ar, sch. Mary L. This is to give notice that on the lblli da> <•) and on his return carried home his daughter Sunday afternoon, and has been requested son, aged 1 year and 5 months. Barley, bu, 4o«45 Hound Hojr, 4. J8i»7. a Warrant in Insolvent > guest Everett Littlefield Crosby, Trimin, Amboy. Douglass. In Bucksport, Oct. 28, William W. Cheese, lb, 11 Straw, fe> ton, 6 oo;« 7 on who has closed a successful to for a time. Mr. Newton Pendle- issued Geo. K. Johnson, «d the t on Phebe, just supply Port Angeles, Nov. 6. Ar, ship Llewellyn Douglass, 43 2 months and 28 Chicken, tb, 12 lb. 16,a 18 by Judge Nov. 7tli-Mr. aud Mrs. Isaac Knowles aged years, days. $> 10(ft Turkey, for said ol Waldo, term of school at the Centre_Miss ton drove him to the house at the J. San Francisco. Hale. In Ellsworth, Nov. 9, John M. Calf Skins, 50o75 1 Insolvency County against Lelia meeting Morse, Anderson, Hale, Jr., Tallow, l-2,a 3 estate of CHARLES <>< d.NNKLL ol bell and daughter of Wellington are visiting N. C., Nov. 13. sch. aged 75 years, 10 mouths and 21 days. Duck, ■$> lb, 14(oD» \ eal, fc) lb, 7 of Brooks closed a successful term north part of the town last Sunday with his Wilmington, Cld, Ov« said County, adjtmged to bean Insolvent Le- Stimpson New York. Heath. In Ellsworth Falls, Nov. 8, Mrs. Susan Etfgs, fc> d»z, 24 Wool, 12«13 friends in town.Mr. H. H. Homes, the Humarock, Veazie, unwashed, on petition of said Debtor, which petition of school in this last week....Mrs. new pacer, that has a record of 2.15. They C Heath, aged G4 years, 3 months and 4 days. Fowl, |> tb, 8(o 10 Wood, hard, 3 50of> oo village Pittston, Me., Nov. 12. Ar, sch. Young filed tin the 10th day of .November, A. D. 18o popular milkman of Stockton Kavanaugii. In Brewer, Nov. 11, Geese, fc> tb, 13ol5 Wood, soft, 3 00{a3 50 Springs, lately Dorr’s mother from St. will were not late to church-Miss to load for Capt.'Peter which date interest on claims is to he Albans spend Effie, daugh- Brothers, Bath, Washington. Kavanaugii, aged 57 years and 1 month. compir bought, of N. L. Littlefield of a G- Port Nov. 14. sch. li. uetau /’nee. Retail Market. that the payment of any debt to or bv said I »> Prospect the winter here....Mr. Charles ter of Capt. Fields S. who has Tampa, Ar, W. Kendall. In Searsmont, Nov. 17, Mary F. Sargent, Pendleton, or, and the transfer and of any prop- months old bull a It is Hopkins, Hichborn, St. Lucia. Kendall, aged 58 years and 2 months. Beef, corned, p lb, 7,a8 Lime, |> bbl, 00a 1 <)() delivery calf, prize Jersey. been ill for a time and was him are forbidden that a meet in. who has been suffering from a bronchial l very long taken Sabine Nov. 10. sch. A. B. Marden. In Levant, Nov. 9, Simon P. Butter salt, 14 lb ba^, T8 Oat Meal, |> lb, 4 by by law; the finest and best bred Pass, Ar, Marden, the Creditors ol said Debtor to their de undoubtly calf that to New York her mother and older aged 75 years, 2 months and 11 Corn, £> bu, 42 Onions, $> lb, 3 prove trouble, is still feeble-Mr. and Mrs. Frank by sister Sherman, Pillsbury, Baltimore. days. and in case there are assets sullicient to auth. ever stood in Stockton .The first Studlky. In Martin’s Point, Friendship, Nov. Cracked Corn, p bu, 42 Oil,kerosene, p;al, 11 (a 12 Springs... some weeks for medical treat- Rockland, Me., Nov. 13. Sld, schs. A. W. the same to choose one or more ol Nye will spend a few weeks with his parents, ago special 5, John R. Studley, aged 74 years, 10 months and Corn Meal, fc> bu, 42 Pollock,fc> lb, 4 assignees snow of the season was Nov. 12th and there Ellis, Sarah L. Davis| and Mary Ann Mc- 14 estate will be held at a Court of Insolvency t Mr. and Mrs. D. A. .Mrs. ment is a marked to 23 days. Cheese, lb, Pork, |> lb, 7,0.8 Nye... Dennison showing improvement, New sch. Austin D. Cotton 1 25 holden at the Probate Court Room in said bell- was for one Cann, York; 14, sld, Treat. In Rockport, Nov. 3, Simon J. Treat, a Seed, fc> cwt, Plaster, $> bbl, 1.12 good sleighing day....We have the of her friends-Mr. on the 16th day of December, A. D. 181)7, at ’• has rented the Frank Bachelor house and joy Eddy will Knight, New York. native of Winterport, aged G4 years, 11 mouths Codfish, dry, |}> lb 5Cab Rye Meal, ^.Ib 3 bad the summer 24 o’clock in the afternoon. past thunder showers. close the school at Union Hall in St. Fla., Nov. 12. Sld, sch. and 14 days. Cranberries, (jt, Hub Shorts, |) cwt, 80,o85 moved in.... Mr. and Mrs. held High about Petersburg, Given under mv hand the date first above v\ The first was March 24th, and the last Nov. Cyrus Ryder New York. Walker. In Northport, Nov. 11, Miss Susan Clover Seed, |> lb, 1 l(ttl2 Sugar, *> lb, 5 l-2(ob ten and will then teach the Methebesec, Snow, ten. S. G. NORTON. 2d. They did not seem to like the Corner, their reception Monday evening. They re- days district Nov. 15. Sch, Florence Le- A. Walker, aged 60 years, 9 months and 12 days. Flout, $»bbl, 6O0(aB5O Salt, T. I,, p 35 j Darien, Sld, H l 00 Sweet 3 Sheriff, as Messenger of the Court of lusolvi for went us. Weed. In Stonington, Nov. 2, Albert G.Seed, bu, 75{a2 Potatoes, they all around ceived lets of and had a fine school on the west side during the winter. Norwich. Wesley for said of Waldo. 12vv b presents treat. land, Spoflford, Weed, aged 6 months. a rd, |) lb &g9 Wheat Meal, 3&31-2 County