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V o l. 8 . — N ew Se r ie s . ROCKLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1889. N umber 28.
A HARD SUBJECT. lett, proprietor, a gray granite is quarried' EDITORIAL CHAT The inventor of a profitable process of ex OIL STOVES, Sixty-five men are employed, 20 being granite tracting aluminum from clay is said to have The Rock Bound Coast ol Maine Is of cutters, 10 paving cutters, 35 attendant labor. died In Findlay, Ohio, without hnvingdlvnlged IT WILL PAY YOU Gen. Boulanger's diet consists of fruit and his secret. This is tbe height of selfishness. The Great Value. The prices paid for labor are granite cutters, cereals. We supposed be dined on raw meat. least the man could have done was to leave his WINDOW SCREENS, Agent Lyons of the Maine Bureau of Labor, 82 75; sharpeners, #2.75; other labor, 81.50 to formula in writing under seal, so that man kind might have had the benefit of It after he has been visiting the granite quarries of the 81.75; seventy-five per cent are American born and there have been no labor disturbances. Mtlkloon, Sullivan's trainer, is disgusted had done with earthly things. Now (he work Not only to read this advertise State. with the big champion. Mnltloon need not feel will have to be done all over again. The name Hammocks & Ice Cream Freezers Of the Hallowell Granite Works be says: At Round Pond in Lincoln county, town of of this grasping man was F. J. Seymour.— lonesome. Portland Advertiser. More than 100 quariymcn arc constantly em Bristol, McAllister A Co. of New York operate ment, but to profit by it, by JUST RECEIVED AT ployed at the quarries, besides a crew of pav aquarry.the stone of which takes a dark polish, ing cutlers. The total number of men em and is used mostly for monumental and cem Snn Francisco’s Chinese are trying hard to The friends of Colby University in this por calling at ployed by the company on the quarries and in etery purposes. Large quantities are shipped salve the Mongolian immigration question by tion of our state will learn with surprise und the sheds is 350. The nationality is : Italians, to New York. The total number of men em shooting each other on sight. regret of President Pepper's resignation,bnl the Boston 5 and 10c Store 02; Scotch, I; American, 77; Irish, 3; Cana ployed are GI, of which 41 are granite cutters; regret will be tempered somewhat by the an dians, 0; English, 15. Ninety per cent of 2 paving cutters; 11 quarrymen and 7 others. Newport. Ky., tins four mayors. A plethora nouncement that Prof. Albion W. Small. Ph. « . II. COPLELANI), Proprietor. the other labor is American. All the cutlers The wages of cutters are 25 and 27 1-2 cents of chief executives is very popular in the south, I)., has been unanimously elected to succeed W.OIPWETT are members of the Granite Cutters’ National per hour; paving cutters 27.50 per thousand; since West Virginia set such a shining example. him. Falling health led to Dr. Pepper’s resig Oppo. Thorndike Hotel, Rock land, Maine Union. A scale of prices are arranged from quarrymen 15 to 17 1-2 cents per hour. Most nation, and it was only at the reverend gentle year to year by which the men work. All dis of.he workmen are American. This company The Dexter Gazette reports the white caps in man's urgent nnd decided request that the putes are settled by a committee representing have quarries at Long Island and Bluehill Bay town, but explains that they arc the pencenblc trustees would consent to hear ot his retire — ANI) SEE T H E - which are not worked. ment from the position he has so ably tilled. View hjousE, the men and the superintendent of the works. kind, used to protect hay tumbles from the The Bodwell Grnnite Company nt Vinal- The Crown Hill Granite Co., located at rain. His successor, Prof. Small, is 35 years old, a haven employ 500 men. Granite cutters re Vinalhaven, quarries paving blocks nnd em Colby graduate, and it Is the unanimous choice CAMDEN, MAINE, ploys 40 men, of whom 27 are cutters. Thirty of Colhv graduates in this section. ceive 27 1 2 to 30 cents per hour; quarry men, The Pilot Chart of July 3 reports a derelict 15 to 17 1-2 cents; first derrickmen, breakers, dollars per thousand is paid, and #'2.50 is av OPEN UNTIL OCTOBER. eraged by the men. three-masted fishing schooner of 10 tons in a men who handle powder, 20 cents; boxers, dangerous locality. Probably nothing was Several months ago The C.-G. printed an BARGAINS! At the State Point quarry, in the town ofSt. item about an aged pair of twin brothers Tliifl house is now open to receive pnrtie« and 17 1-2; teamsters, 18 to 22 cents. omitted. George, 40 men are employed in cutting paving named Young, one of whom lived in Scarsmont. tiie 1 rave ling public. Fine Bay, Harbor and The nationality of the workmen is : granite blocks, 22 men being cutters. Mountain scenery, Beautiful Drives, Good Boating, cutters—American, 172; Scotch, 55; English, Jack the Ripper now opportunely appears on The item was widely copied, and now comes Bathing and Fishing. Superior Table. ***Will 18; Irish, 4; Canadian, 6; Swede, 1. Paving The Atlantic quarry in the town of St. the boards to take the place of Sullivan A Kil- hack to us in the Belfast Journal credited to George is operated by the Hurricane Island the Chicago Independent. The queer feature receive parties after one day’s notice. cutters—Scotch, 18; English, 6; Canadian, 1; rain, nnd give the big city dailies proper sub Co. and Booth Bros. Forty men are employed of it is that after so long a journey the item re- Swede, Welchman and American, 20. N inety jects tor sensation. cutting paving, and the price paid per thous tui n6 unchanged. The Journal some time ago per cent of the other labor is American. F. 0. MARTIN, Proprietor, and is 822 50. published an item about an old sign in tbe store No labor trouble has occurred at these works ew oods Here are Tuesday's trusts: of Hiram Chase, the Belfast jeweler, tinder N G ! lig l it t r u s t . for eleven years. The men are all members of The electric and gas-fixture which several generations did business. This labor organizations whoenterinto agreements T he blit salt monopoly. ABOUT TOWN. The strawhiuird trust, sort of a reorganization Item now comes back alter a long jaunt to tho with the company from time to time that in of an o il trliet. eirect that such and such a firm (with tho the main are satisfactory to both parties. name changed) had done business in the old The Bodwell Granite Company nlso operates Gov. Lowry of Louisiana evidently means to store for several centuries. a red granite quarry at Jonesboro where 40 brine the Sullivan-Kilrnin contingent to justice 45c. men are employed nine months of the year. lor violating the laws o f the state. We cer Beginning with the first day of June, the THEY ARE OFFERING The granite is very highly prized, having a tine tainly hope he will. It's queer justice that Southern New England Telephone Company polish. winks nt one crime and scowls at another. THE SPltfCE HEAD WOl'KS. issued tickets for the use of those who are not Dress Goods at 25c a yd. f o q Twenty-ftvE Efijs. Charles D. Jones has bought the Manchester- subscribers. The company has found that New At Spruce Head the same concern ercmloys Hull house, Grace street. there are a good many people to whom the oc 100 men now at work on stone for the Hackity Capt. William Andrews of Cambridge, Mass., casional use of the telephone is a great conven Library building, Muskegon, Michigan, and Eugene H. Rose has moved from 193 Broad- who made an unsuccessful attempt to cross the “ “ “ 371c •“ W e H a v e T a k e n T h e A gency F o r ience, for which they are willing to pay a small the Mechanics National Bank, New York; wtfy ;n 102 Union street. Atlantic lust sumnie" in the 11 foot dorv Dark Secret, is filling the boat out again, and will fee. Now the only way that they can avail sixty-five are granite cutters and the remainder The residence of E. B. Ingrahara„Masonic start on nnother voyage on July 21 from Nan- themselves of the convenience of the service is “ “ “ 47c “ attendant labor. Eighty-five per cent ol the street, has been..treated to a coat of paint. whole are American born. tasket Beach. The papers speak of Capt. An to ask the use of their neighbor’s instrument, Clias. Nichols’ Vellar, corner of, Limerock drews’ attempt as a very plucky and brave one. thus bothering the neighbor and taking from Cobb’s Soaps! The Maine Granite & Improvement Com and Highland streets, is ready for the vsills of Will some kind friend explain to us tbe differ the company that for which they do not pay. A Special Bargain—worth 75c pany, Belfast, operates quarries at Somes’ his new house. Sound and Otter Creek, Mt. Desert and Dodlin ence between bravery and foolishness. The tickets allow the holder one local commu Alden Ulmer is to occupy one of Mr. Sin- nication from any subscriber’s station, where They are composed of the choicest Hill, Norridgewock. 88 men are now em New Dress Goods at 50c a yd. ghi’s new tenements on Lisle street anil John the subscriber is willing to let the instrument ployed,73 of whom are granite cutters. Amer The discussion whether or no membranous materials and are highly commended Richardson another. \ be used. Tho tickets cost ten cents each, in ican bom, 01; English, 0; Scotch, 4; Swede, croup is diphtheritic and contagions waxes A side-wheel, double-ender from Alfcany, strips of five, and when the holder of the 1 ;Canadian,10. There are 14 attendant labor warm in medical circles. Public Health, a “ lt “ 621c 1‘ by everyone who lias given them a N. Y., was in our harbor Friday. She wiN ply ticket tiseB un instrument, he will leave n ticket ers, all American born. The company is fur prominent Minnesota medical paper, has the between Bar Harbor and Lamoine. \ with the subscriber whose instrument he uses. trial. nishing stone for Prospect Park, Brooklyn, following: N. Y. "I ordered you to put an advertisement t>,^ This seems n new question with some of the This ticket the company will redeem ns five The Toilet Soap is carefully medi- ‘cattle for sale’ in The Coukieh-Gazette one -Eastern Sanitary Authorities It is us old as cents cash in the settlement of its bills with that At Arche’s quarry located near the quarry cf tgiir legislation for infection, disease notification subscriber. Thus the company receives a week,” said a patron last week, “ I haven’t seen (X‘;83) in Minnesota, and our rule has been to icated and delicately perfumed. It the Hallowell Granite Works, are 45 men at small tee for the service that it renders, nnd the work engaged in furnishing stone for theexten your paper, but I guess you run it two weeks. look upon it as diphtheria when the latter dis My place has been visited by many people. ease is’prevailing, and always to lie suspected. subscriber receives a small compensation for heals Chapped Hands, cures Eczema, sion to the State House. Thirty of these are It docs not ,‘olluw that we believe the disease tbe accommodation that his instrument has “ “ “ $1 “ granite cutters and the remainder attendant I sold the cattle for a good price the first week to lie tbe same,but that it is so difficult to make and all Skin Diseases. Best soap and people are still applying, which made me a differential di.'JKi osis that for safetv, tbe sani been to the user of the ticket. This plnn may labor. Ninety per cent of the men are Italians prove quite n convenience in some localities. and Spaniards. think that you put the advertisement in a tary management is the same. We have abun for babies, and so pleasant in the second time.” dant evidence of the necessity for |this precau The quarries at West Sullivan on the Mt. tion in the eifjrtsnow making all over the State GOING HOOKING. mouth it is highly prized for the Washington riuge which lies along an arm of Picnics and parties now absorb the attention to still further restrict (be distribution and mor of the young fry. The following is a portion tulity of diphtheria. There is hardlv a Health Frenchman's Bay are among the most exten GIHcer whose experience does not justify this, The old time method of catching mnckcrel New M ohairs Teeth. Sold by all druggists for sive in the state. Paving cutting is principally of last week's pleasurable bill of fare, enjoyed and it is the rule with us. which proved so renumerative in years past carried on at Stimpson’s works. The total by a certain interesting coterie of Rockland will be tried this seuson again, already the number of employes is 155. The nationality young people: Tuesday evening, picnic at schooner Eastern Queen, owned by Mr. Edgar Cooper’s Beach; Wednesday evening, bop at Bar Harbor has a railroad trouble. Tbe In Black, Plain anil Fancies. of the workmen is Scotch, 47; American, Cl; Allen, under command of Captain John Col 25c Canadian, 27; English, 15; Irish, 5. Crabtree Buy Point with music by the harpers; Thurs Green Mountain road company closed up the lins, Gloucester, an old time mackerel skipper, & Harvey are doing n nice business,employing day evening, hop in Harmony Hall, music by carriage road to the mountain top,claiming that is being fitted out and will sail, for North Bay, 83 men, of whom 20 are paving cutters; 25 harpers, the young ladies paying the bills; they had a right so to do, and the people who built the carriage road took the obstruction carrying ad the ‘jJaraphernalia incidental BLACK G. G. SBLK granite cutters; 38 attendant labor. Sixty per Friday evening, supper at Crescent Beach. such a voyage and a erew of 14 men. Captain” down. The Record speaks editorially as fol P er cake. cent of the labor is foreign. Paving cutters lows : Collins has had wide experience in the Bay of receieve #30 per thousand. PERSONAL POINTS. St. Lawrence and was one of the most success At $1.25 Per Yard. Perhaps the claim of the railroad company Joseph II. West operates a quarry at West to the land at tbe summit is well founded; but ful fishermen going there for years. His Tho Laundry Soap is combined Sullivan and a branch at Franklin, lie em Gov. Burleigh has nominated W. T. Haines if so, why did they not interfere before this late judgment in relation to the mackerel fishery is ploys 10 paving cutters, 15 curb cutters, 5 at esq., of Waterville for justice of the M. S. C., hour r When this carriage road was first thought equul if not superior to any one going in that with Borax in correct proportions, tendant labor. This firm buys largely from and James Richards inspector of lime at of Messrs. Clergue and Stewart, two of the region this season. He bus for rears claimed Islesboro. principal owners in the railroad, repeatedly as and is specially adapted for Wash small companies. sured tbe projectors that they had not tbe slight- that by the present way of fishing with the G. W. Petlingill A Son employ about 25 Fred C. Slevens, esq., of St. Paul, Minn., e-t objection to the building of tbe road to the immense purse seines it would take but a lew men getting paving. They have also a force of formerly of this city, was married in Lansing, summit and were perfectly willing that It New Parasols! ing Flannels and Blankets. It is a should go over their ground. The builders of years before the mackerel on this const would men at Swan’s Island engaged in the same in Mich., the ifi.h ins, ,o Miss Ella Fargo of th a t ^er^’^ ' a ‘grauT deaTo” ’ex be exterminated, and his prophecy seems to luxury to use it as it leaves the hands dustry. place. Congratulations VERY PRETTY AND CHEAP. pense in the matter, und it was late in the sea have been fulfilled. The latest reports coming Cupt. Alonzo Abbott employs 25 men, most Gov. Burleigh lias made the following nom son, last year, before it was ready for travel. from North Bay say that mackerel can be soft, and makes the clothes sweet as But it paid well; so well, apparently, that the ly cutting curbing. inations : Fish and Game.Wardens .Gilbert M. railroad men changed their minds about it. raised on the hook wherever a vessel tuny A large number ol quarrymen and laborers Robbins, P. R. Blaekington, Hope; Trial Jus heave to, and at present the prospect for good a lily and white as snow. in West Sullivan and vicinity are natives of tice, Simeon, J. Treat, Bangor; Justices of the For many years certain parties have been in voyages made by those who will resort to tho In order that you may test the New Brunswick and Nova Scotia,employed in Peace, W. E. Mason, Thomaston, J. 11. Mont hook fishing is well assured. We nopq that the woods winters and here in the summer. the habit of bidding on a large number of the gomery, Camden, W. S. Pottle, Montville. Star routes for carrying the United States mail the result of Captain Collin’s undertaking muy merits of these Celebrated Soaph we Paving cutters are puid #30 per thousand,the Capt. Mark L.Ingraham of the steamer Lew lie a remunerative one lor the owner as well as company furnishing all the tools; square and by systematically bidding lower than the the crew. offer you a sample or Introductory iston slipped on the stairway which passes local carrier does they secure just such contracts dimension stone, #20 per thousand; from the front of the pilot house to the saloon For ladies and children. rough stone, #'25 und #30. A cutter makes as they choose. This is accomplished in this THE APPROPRIATIONS. Package containing 45 cents worth deck of the steamer, before leaving Boston manner. When a man secured a contract to TWO FOR 25 CENTS. from #50 to #80 per month, according to the Monday night of last week, and saved himself chance which he has. The prices paid per day carry the mail in a vicinity where he lives, he Thu reports of the United States engineer of Soap for only 25 cents. from falling a distance of several feet by put on account of the competition has to put his are quarrymen, #1.50 to #1.75 jteamsters, #1.75 ting out his hand. He eaught it on one of the officers in charge of river and harbor improve to 82; sharpeners #2.50 to #2.75; laborers, figures us low us they well can be placed. He ments, received at the War Department, show iersey Vests for Ladies and iron supports of the stairway and lacerated it fits out with horses and coaches and does a gen #1.50. Curbing cutters receive from 8 to 9 severely. The hand will be disabled tor some these estimates ot appropriations necessary Children at 25c, 37 I-2c, and cents per lineal foot and a workman will cut eral passenger and express carrying business for the prosecution ol work (he next year: time hut tbe genial captain will continue to do for the towns along tbe route. As the end of >0c. Bicknell Tea Co. from 25 to 30 feet per day. Sixty per cent of his business. York Harbor, Me., $ 19,000 the workmen are foreign born. his four years’ contract draws near the govern Saco River, Me., 65,000 -----< ♦ >-- —— Channel in Back Buy, Portland H arbor, 50,000 There are two labor organizations at West CITY TOPICS. ment advertises fur proposals lor currying the 398 MAIN STREET. mails over his route. Here the contractor, who i liber harbor improvements at Portland, 65.000 ■all Line of Gauze Vests at Low Prices Sullivan and there have been hut few labor dis Kennebec River, 160,OCO As the present contract for paving nears com makes a business of this sort of thing, cotues R ockland Harbor, Me., 176,000 turbances. Price & ltowe operate the Mt. R ockport llarbor, Me., 5,(siO Waldo Granite Company at Frankfort. The pletion it is very natural lor one to look ahead in; he goes, or sends un agent to tbe depart Moosc-u-bcc Bur, Me., 26,000 stone is of excellent quality, hummers and and see what other improvement is most ment and finds what the figures of the present Little Harbor, N. 11., 76,000 carrier are. Our contractor puts in u bid for splits well. At present 150 men are employed, urgently culled for. Thut Rockland has just the route, few dollars less Ilian that likely to be Anna Marden, wife of George Marden of 90 being stone cutters and the remainder at entered upon an era of permanent improvement We beat the World on made by the mail now on the route. Then Mr. North Palermo, attempted to drown herself tendant labor. Seventy-five are American is evident, and now is the time to plan the work for next year. Now that the busiest por Contractor goes to the fellow who bus been try and her three children in tbe lake known as born, the foreigners generally working at pav ing to eke out a livelihood with his stage line, the Prescott or Trout pond. She took them to ing cutting. The wages paid are 10 per cent tion of Main street is redeemed, let Sea street, and says that he can carry the mail it he will the pond, got into a boat, threw them iu and less than an average throughout the state. It that busy freight and passenger avenue, receive HOSIERY! a share of attention. Standing in the center do it for some titty or one hundred dollars less then jumped in herself. Wallace Dyer hap is about a quarter of a mile to the stopping thuu he has been doiug tbe last four years. It pened to be at Mr. Patterson's near by. and point and a cur operated by a cable ruus on a of the road on Sea street, in front of M. McGrath’s store, a straight line to the head of looks like a case of something or nothing, aud beard the screams of tbe children and ran Io truck to the wharves. A Blond in car is seen the carrier feels, naturally enough, that it he the rescue. It is said she is a good swimmer, in operation in these quarries. The works are Sea street would cut through the center of the two buildings ou tbe north side ufSea St., east refuses to accept he will lose so much, since he and got tbe children out herself. Ou being At the Popular Prices of operated about nine months in the year. "BEST FITTING CORSET,EWORLD of G. F. Kaler A Co’s. This street should be must continue his carrying business, and he ac asked why she attempted such u deed, she said FOR SALE BY LEADING MERCHANTS, In the same town located on Mosquito Mt. she was driven to it through family trouble. MosquitoMountain Granite Company operates a straightened, widened and paved. It will be cepts the otfei, while the contractor coolly u MAYER, STROUSE & CO. ’ an expensive piece of work for a granite wail pockets all the profits that there arc. This has She has left her husband several limes. MFRS.-412 BROADWAY, N . Y. juarry, employing 100 men cutting paving, 00 2 1-2c, 25c, 37 1-2c, and 50c. would lie necessary, but all important works of | been the practice lor a very long time. Last percent of whom are Americans, und #28 jper T H E SUGAR T R U ST M UST GO- improvement are expensive, and if the work is winter about four hundred star routes were ad EX-SOLDIERS, ATTENTION thousand being paid in the quarries. The crew postponed many years, enough money will be vertised in Maine. W. A. Stoddurd of Cam All pennon or bounty claims against the IL |B* would average about 10,000 blocks per day. The grocers are now charging 10 cents tor Ask to see the G overnm ent skillfully und intelligently prosecuted sunk in tbe street to pay lor tbe whole work of den, New York, secured a large number, und sugar. They say they have to do it, for the by 16 T. B. BOWDKN, Washington, Nij MOST ALL AltE SOKEIUNEKS. improvement. Narrow, nasty, crooked Sea at so low a figure that he has been unable as sugar trust charges so much that it is tbe only------V Seventy-rive paving cutters and seventy street is a disgrace to our city. Two teams.side yet to sub lei the contracts, the old curriers ut way they cun do the business ut a profit. Tbit- sugar trust is making 5(1 per cent on its three attendant laborers, are employed at Clark's by side, fill the street, aud in muddy weather terly refusing to haveanythiug to do with them, limes watered stock this year, aud it will soon Stainless Black Linworth Hosiery TO ADVERTISERS Island making paving at #27.50 per thousand. it is almost impassible. Sea street next! aud uo one else being found wbo would take be a serious problem whether this people will A li.t of 1000 new .paper, divided io to S 1 A I Eid AND SECTIONS will be seut ou applleulioo—< Seventy per cent are foreigners. Large quan them ut the figure which Stoddard could pay. not have to agree to stop using sugar us much FUEL. tities of rough stone is shipped for use in New Kansas City, Mo., has 120 miles of street There is something very rotten here and Uncle us possible, uutil after congress bus giveu us For Ladies and Children. To tlio.e who want their advertising to pay, we some reliel from this extorliou.—Boston Even can otter no hitler medium for thorough aud illi-e- Yotk cemeteries. The stone takes a dark pol railways und electricity is entering largely as Sum should place some such restriction ou the ing Record. ___ tive work titan the various .eelion, ul our Select ish and shows finely in contrast with ham a motive power. Over #19,000,000 is invested biddiug as will coniine it to parties either in the Local Liat. GEO. P. ROW ELI. As CO.. mered work. there in electrical, cable, horse aud dummy stale where the route is located or to parties Tbe tuurble companies of Rutland, are using Newspaper Advertising Bureau, i In the Freeport Granite Works, E. B. Mal lines. along the line oi the route. their waste marble in the mauulaeture of lime. W. 0. HEWETT & CO. 21-27 10 Spruce Street, New York. 4 L
THE) ROCKLAND COURIER - GAZETTE: TUESDAY, JULY 2.3, 1889.
We Print this week 3170 copies of MEN AND WOMEN. Mrs. E. A. Bromley of Plattsburg, N. Y., RECORD BREAKING. the Courier-Gazette, our regular and Mrs. G. I. Keim of College Hill, Mass., Personal Paragraphs of More or Less arc at Rea-. W. M. Kimmell’s. Mr. and Mrs. weekly circulation. Interest t9 Our Readers. M. B. Brewer of Madrid, N. Y., who have A Maine Stallion Makes the Fastest Thin is the large*t, circulation nttnlnc'l by any been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Kimmell, Recorded Time on Mystic Track. pnper In Knox County, And nearly All of It I* In that Mrs. O. E. Hahn is very sick. have returned home. county .and In the neighboring one* o f Lincoln, Edw. Mullen is home from Boston. The 3000 people who were present at the Waldo and Hancock. We incite the ino«t com- Francis Cleveland Sartellc died at his resi third day of the meeting of the Grand Eastern pletc investigation of our c la im , and will show our W. K. Porter is home from Boston. dence on Lisle street suddenly at 2.30 p. m., Circuit at Mystic Driving Park Thursday were edition or our books to anyone who may wish to Miss Eliza Swan Is clerking for C. F. Saw- Saturday. He was the son of the late Cap!. H. Gcilierfs see. Wm. M. and Susan F. Sartellc, of this city. treated to some of the prettiest exhibitions of tolle. He was born in 1842. He was baggage master horse trotting ever witnessed on the track. C. Henry A. Littlefield of New Yotk is in the 11. Nelson's beautiful stallion was entered in [ CIRCULATION OK THE COUIUER GAZKTTE at the K. & L. station in this city and married the 2.20 class, and, while he did not sell as a July ...... 3,500 city. Louise, daughter of W. II. Mills of Castine, Mrs. S. S. Conary is visiting in Lynn, formerly of Rockland. He leaves a wife and big favorite in the pool room, it was generally I J u ly 9 ...... 3,170 Mass. five children. He was a faithful competent conceded that he would have an easy time J u l y 1 0 ...... 4,000 with the other competing horses. FULLER SOMETHING NEW man in his business, always attentive to duty. J u ly 23...... 3.170 Mrs. W. O. Abbott is visiting at Vinal In the 2.20 class there were 11 entries, imt haven. The cause ot his death was heart disease. only seven were on hand at the start. Olaf TIIO8. J. EMPEROR, Foreman. Porter Lawry is in the employ of Theodore Mrs. I. K Thomas received a telegram Fri drew tho pole in the first heat, but lost it nt Iloosen. day announcing (he dentil of her son Kendall tlic turn to T. T. S., Nelson and Argentine STATE OF MAINE. K. Thomas near New Orleans Thursday from Knox, a s.— July 2 3 ,18W. Capt. E. S. Farwell is home Irotn San tying lor third. At the quarter pole Nelson Domingo. sun stroke. Deceased was 45 years of age drew up on the leader and from this point to Then personally appeared the above named and moved from this city about 22 yenrs ngo. TI io h . J Emperor, and made oath to the truth of George Wood and wile of Boston are at W. the three-quarter pole there was a neck and the foregoing statement. Before me, J . Wood *8. He was a photographer by profession and for neck race, the horses showing their heads y ED W A R D K. GOULD, F. E. Leach and wife of Providence, R. I., the past three veins has been through the south alternately to tlie fore. Then Nelson made a Justice of the Peace. are in the city. winters taking views, and was engaged in one graml spurt, drawing away from T. T. 8. 4 ? of these trips when stricken down. Mr. rapidly nnd winning the heat handily in 2.21 1-4, Geo. A. Gillchrest was in the city from Bel Thomas is pleasantly remembered here ns a Olaf and Argentine being well together for Now that otir Main street is paved let’s talk fast, Thursday. young man of liieli character and kindly,agree second and third places. The second bent about that shoe-factory. Mrs. W. G. Brown and children are visiting able ways which won him n large circle of brought out the qualities of the horse and friends in Portland. | friends who learn of bis death with sincere showed him to be one of the swiftest ns well as Mrs. L. W. Benner and family are visiting regret. His wife ami daughter survive him. prettiest trotters in the country. T. T. S. A great many people The New York Son thinks Maine is to he the in South Waldoboro. The daughter, Mrs. Dion Wooly of Philadel made n brave effort to keep by bis Bide, making great shoe nianutacluring state of the future. Mrs. Charles Aehorn and daughter Minnie phia, is at the home of Mrs. Tbomns, Masonic a close race to the half-mile pole. Argentine ; are at South Hope. street, with her little girl. The remains are broke at the turn nnd fell back. As the lialf- | now on the wav here, nnd will arrive Friday or milcwas passed T. T. 8. began to diminish have a certain attachment The wonderful performance of the stallion Miss Florence Pendleton made a brief visit Saturday of this week. The sudden blow is the lead of Nelson, nnd nt the three-quarter Belfast last week. peculiarly a sad one as Mrs. Thomas was ex COBB Nelson, described elsewhere, is a great triumph pole was scarcely n length behind. Then Albert L. Carlisle of Bangor visited A. O. pecting her son home to spend the summer Nelson settled right down to work in his to an Umbrella. But when for the Maine horse. We suggest that Mr. Bowler last week. I after years o f absence. The sympathy ot many smooth, steady way of trotting, nnd increased Nelson now he called “Colonel." Miss Lenora M. Harrington is visiting Miss I near friends is with the bereaved ones in their Ids lead to a length and a half, crossing the Lizzie McNamara. i great sorrow. line an easy winner, and apparently as fresh as nt the start, in 2.17 12. The... whowhole graml the Umbrella Cover wears Queen Victoria is sick with rheumatism, Miss Marne McDonough of Winterport is THE DIAMOND. stand arose to their feet as one man nnd •which like the average small boy Is no respecter visiting in the city. shouted and cheered till they were hoarse at Have received a Large Variety A W. Sewall and wife ol Melrose, Mass., arc tlie brilliant exhibition of trotting made by of persons. Wonder if Vic ever tried carrying visiting in this city. out, and in most cases the a horse chestnut in her pocket ? What the Ball Players Have Been Do this remarkable horse. But if the spectator's Mrs. E. M. Stubbs and daughter are visiting ing the Past Week. were pleased with bis heat they were delighted of in Hyde Park, Mass. in the next, for Nelson nt the beginning of the Some of the papers, moralizing over the loss The Cantdens came to this city Wednesday final heat sprang to the fore, n position which frame and handle are good II. W. Messer returned yesterday from a lor the second time this season and again fell of Aeronaut Hogan, in Prof. Campbell’s air business trip to Boston. be never yielded throughout the race, though victims to the R.C. C.’s. Owing to a misunder T. T. S. made a gallant struggle and at times ship, suggest that when aerial attempts of this Judge W. A. Field and wife of Boston are an exciting race. In this heat Nelson won yet to last a few more sort are again tried they be made Inland so that at Hon. N. A. Farwell’s. standing the Cantdens arrived here unexpect easily in 2.10 1-2, the fastest time ever made the danger ot drowning be not added to the Charles Orbeton of Providence is visiting edly, giving the management no time to ad by any stallion on the track, amid a burst of in this city and Camden. enthusiastic applause, the like of which has other perils of such Hights. Seems to us it’s vertise the game and but a brief time in years, they have to depart Edward S. Healy of Omaha, Neb., is home which to collect the scattered players. Three not been heard on Mystic for many a day. better to diown than to be mashed on the on his annual summer visit. Nelson, the winner of this race, is owned by substitutes were provided, however, and at C. H. Nelson, the well known horse breeder of ground. D. J. McGillicudJy of Boston was registered BLANKETS! four o’clock the game commenced. The hour Waterville, Me., and is seven years old. lie at the Thorndike Inst week. from it and go to theexpense being late only six innings by agree was sired by Young Rolfe, who bad a record If recent despatches from Port au Prince Mrs. F. R. Burns of Marlboro, Mass., is the of 2 21 1-4 and who dropped dead four years guest of Mrs. Alfred Barns. ment were played. Both sides played a sharp ago while engaged in a race on Mystic i’ark. can be believed, the Haytien war has arrived game and making very few errors outside of of buying a new Umbrella. at its linal stage. Legitime is in bis last strong M rs. Sarah Kaler and Miss Maud " Iialer of The best informed horsemen say that Nelson Brunswick meat S. M. Bird’s. the battery. Young Bean, who pitched for is a phenomenal horse in every respect, and is hold and besieged by Ilippolyte. It was ex destined to become one ol the coming horses Warren Lizell of Spencer, Mass., is visiting Camden, proved an easy mark for the Colleg pected that Ilippolyte would make an attempt of the country. His graceful movements were To avoid this, in the main his mother. Mrs. J.D. Lazed. ians and they batted him all over the field. fully commented on by all present, and if any on July 4 to take Port au Prince, and such ap Mrs. J. Walter Rogers and children of Hud The work of the other Canidenitcs was fully one bad any doubts of his standing up and pears to have been his intention, but his tirst son, Mass.,are visiting here. fighting a race to the end, they were quickly up to ihe average. Gray gave the finest ex dispelled by his work. point of saving you about attack was repulsed so vigorously that lie Mrs. Catherine Robinson of St. George is hibition of pitching seen here this season, at seems to have decided on a slow siege. If no visiting Miss Minnie Studley. Ira Woodbury, who drove the Maine horse, least two-thirds of the opposing batsmen suc wns seen by a Herald man, and in conversation unforscen accident now occurs the linal success Mrs. Dr. Sanborn of Marblehead is the guest of Col. F. C. Knight an 1 wife. cumbing to his find-nie-if-you-can curves. said : "Nelson can beat 2.Bi 12 without much half the expense of a new of Ilippolyte will probably be merely a ques Wilbur and Simonton backed up their respec trouble. I expect that in the fall he will be tion of time. It is well that the Europeans John H. Haines and family went to Hallo able to beat Smuggler’s best record. 1 drove SUMMER PRICES! well by private team last week. tive pitchers in fine shape. The score at the him in that race to beat Smuggler’s record, but and Americans in Port au Prince are protected Mrs. Henry Brown returned home Wednes end of the six innings was 10 to 2 in favor of didn’t succeed. It is too early in the season, Umbrella, we offer the by war ships, as the attitude of the people ol day from a visit in Lynn, Mass. Rockland. Spear, F. Sitnonton and Jason hut you can rely on it that when he is at his the besieged city seems very threatening to all Miss Harriet Fuller o f Portland is visiting best he will do all his admirers expect of him.” were the three substitutes who played in the Next week Nelson will be given a mile nt white inhabitants. her sister, Mrs. David Robinson. outfield. F. P. ROBINSON CO. Eveline Camprel! of South Portland has Beacon Park, while Aubine will lie sent in the been visiting at L. II. Campbell's. A ball meeting was held Thursday evening 2.20 class race. It is said on good authority Anil to all purchasers during In reporting the costumes worn at the Bav that, previous to the race on Thursday, one- Mrs.Jennie Crocker Brown and two children in the ofllce of the Rockland Beef Co., and the quarter interest was bought in Nelson by his Point opening, Wednesday evening,The Co of Passaic, N. J., are at Bay Point. following officers were elected: Manager, principal owner, from one of his small owners, i e u -G a z e t t e employed two lady reporters, Miss Mary A. Kennev of Lewiston is visit Arthur Holmes; Sec.,and Treas., F. J. Simon for $5000. Young Rolfe, the sire of Nelson, the balance of this month anil Umbrella Cover who worked from 8 until 2.30 o’clock, the re ing her sister, Mrs. E. F. Lawler. ton, J r.; Captain, H. Simonton; Umpire, II. was owned by Mr. W. P Balch ot Boston. port costing us good money. That’s business Mrs. II. D. Padelford of Winter Hill, Mass., is visiting at A. L. Arnold’s. Packard; Scorer, F. J. Simonton, Jr. The August we will give an extra The Free Press hud no costume reporter there following ten permanent players were also and made no attempt to report them, as all who Mrs. Chas. McAllister and children of Hud son, Muss., are visiting in this city. elected: c., H. Simonton; p. and 3 b., Gray; For which we are Sole were present know. But Wednesday’s Press Miss Lizzie If. Cogsbill of Providence, R.I., I Ii . 11. Howard, 2 b., P. Howard; 3 b. and p., appropriated in into our report of the costumes is visiting her aunt, Mrs.Lydia Porter. Totnian; s. s., Winslow; 1. f., Nelson; c. f., worn, even to the slight inaccurneics which Mrs. Nettie Mayo and Miss Alice Devoy ol Hix and Cliaples; r. f., Spear. Chaples, the Agents in this city, which always creep into such reports, und didn’t have East Foxboronre at Otis Larrabee's. former center-tie Ider, was chosen substitute at the honesty to give us proper credit. That’s Mrs. Clara McIntosh of Brockton. Mass., is" his own request. Al! the above named officers enables everybody to re visiting her old home, W. C. Mclntosh'j. theft! We doubt if another paper in tho coun and players are energetic and popular young WE Discount of 10 Per Cent. try would be so unprincipled. It’s foreign to Mrs. A. F. Ames and Mrs G. A. Ames left cover any size of an Um yesterday for a trip to the White Mountains. men, and we shall expect to see base ball take all ideas of newspaper honesty. We paid Frank Magee and Grace Blake have gone to a boom in this city. good money for it; the Free Press stole it. brella in a few minutes at Appleton, the guest of Miss FAstcna Brown. SACRIFICE HITS. ARE GOING TO HAVE Fred Trowbridge ot the .Vdains House, Bos There is a paper published at New York ton, is in the city for a fortnight's recreation. T h e C.-G. Baseball Club wishes Jto extend a small expense. We are that is certainly a unique publication. It is Misses Monira and He.Ven Mclntoshare visit its thanks to the Vinalhaven White Caps for AVe do this to make it an ob called Printers’ Ink, and its object is to teach ing their uncle James ^fowle in Woburn, Mass. the royal entertainment enjoyed at their hands. its readers the art of successful advertising. A CLEARANCE! also Sole A gents iti this Millions of dollars are annually spent in this Mrs. Loren B. Arnold of Marlboro, Mass , A committee of ten, who are to look after ject to buy eai ly. •country in advertising, much of which tails to with her little Bon Wesley, fs visiting her aunt, the interests of the club, was also elected at the city for bring satisfactory returns, because the adver Mrs. Almon BiiA During the next month we liuve to prepare for ball meeting. Their names will be given next Fall Goods, nnd must muke room. We shall there, tising was improperly done. Perhaps the week. advertisement was badly written, or lacked Maas., is thje guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. fore reduce everything that is seasonable, such as conspicuousness; or may lie it was inserted in Shaw. z ' Many of the Massachusetts nines are travel THE F. P. ROBINSON CO. the wri ng papers, or at an unseasonable time. ling in Eastern Maine at present, some of Printers' Ink aids the inexperienced advertiser I'lioiims Robertson from Boston is visiting his ’. vother, William Robertson, Pleasant whom are soon to cross bats with our team. Refrigerators, Baby Carriages, *hy showing him how io avoid such errors, und street. by teaching him how to advertise so as to get The game that was to have been played Sat Black Lisle Gloves and Mitts the greatest returns for the least expenditure, Miss Nellie Stoddard of Lawrence, Mass., is Rattan Chairs and Rockers, which is the basis of successful advertising. the guest of Mrs. A. E. Hewett, North Main urday at Warren between that nine and the street. II. C. C.’s was postponed on account of rain. President Pepper and family of Colby Uni Buchanan has so far recovered from bis in STRAW MATTINGS, 'Ihe same arc seamless The famous yacht America, witli Gen. Ben versity will spend the summer at Swan’s Butler aboard, ivas in the harbor Wednesday. Island. juries as to resume his old position ut 1st base And such goods. Also are going to muke Jay Gould is hound down this way in'his Theodore E. Simonton and wife have been on the Camden nine. Hurry is one of the most BARGAINS! and the only cleanfast famous yacht, Atulanta. visiting in Bucksport, the guest of Parker gentlemanly players in the profession and is The following yachts of the Great Head Spofford. gladly welcomed back by our ball players in black goods in the mar Yacht Club o f Winthrop, Mass., arrived here Mrs. E. Curtis Stevens from Hallowell is this city. SPECIAL PRICES yesterday : Sloop yacht C'vtie, Cunt. Edward visiting her brother, W. F. Norcross, 148 One lot of T a b le s...... §1.24 ket. Cook; sloop yacht The Owl, Vice Com. J. Broadway. It is a nip and tuck between the Bostons and ...... ON A BO UT...... Stearns Cushing; sloop yacht Katherine, Cupt. F. W. Edwards and wife, nee Miss Minnie New Y’orks in the National League race. L. 11. Smith; sloop yacht Clio, Capt. E. 11. Kellar, of Portland, have been in this city for Here's to Boston! Merrill; schooner yacht Galena, Cupt. Bert a short stay. Bicknell. The club left Boston the 13th. und The standing of the three county clubs to 15 CHAMBER SETS 'have had a very pleasant trip, with guod Mrs. A. S. Cobb ami Master Dana Forbes date is as follows; H a lte rs...... 27 c ■weather and no accidents, barring the loss of of Lvnn are rusticating in Cottuge Fern, at ...... W E O F F E R ...... Bay View Bluff. Played. Won. Lost. Pi The Owl’s center-hoard, Friday, which was It c. c , In Cherry, Ash, Oak ami Walnut, making them (replaced at Bath. All are well and happy. Capt. A. H. Harriman left Thursday for San Warren, the cheapest ever offered in Koeklund. It will Prom here they go to Bur Harbor. They ex Francisco. Mrs. Harriman and son will pass Camden, pect to cruise about two weeks longer. the summer east. save you money to buy of us during July und Aug ust, for the goods must go. A few more of those Mrs. 1J. N. Merrill of Trenton, N. J ..is visit AT A GREAT REDUCTION VALUABLE OPINIONS CRISP CONDENSATIONS. ing her sister, Mrs. T. E. Tibbetts. Dr. Mer rill will come lutcr. Gent’s White Shirts. . 38c 8 . P. Merrill, wife and daughter, Mrs. O. B. Of Our Growing City From Men Whose It will Surprise and Interest You from former prices all our Matters in Brief From Here, There Rates, are the guests of Capt.J. J. Drinkwater, Words Have Weight. ar.d Other Places. Mrs. Merrill’s brother. Parasols, U m brellas, Dr. George Thompson of Union was in the Ex-Mayor Wickham of New York was To visit our store where a full assortment of A few Challies...... Some one stole $75 from the Windsor Hotel, city Friday, en route for Connecticut, where he driven abuut our city lust week, and expressed Belfast, Wednesday---- Poland Springs and contemplates locating. himself as delighted with the busy, thrifty as Gloves, Mitts,Laces,Ham Kineo report a good summer business — pect of our beloved home. The view from the Amos Keyes, wife and daughter of Somer tower of Ihe Buy Point Hotel in his estimation C arpets, R anges, Ellsworth has voted to contract with the Citi ville, Mass., have veen visiting the past week is "unsurpassed if equalled in this country." burg^; Hosiery, Under zens Water Company tor 50 hydrants,at an an at Joseph Greenhilgh’s. 50c Challies reduced to.. 37.1c Congressman Nelson Dingley said week be PARLOR nual rental not to exceed $1800-----Steamship Adela 11. Wood arrives from New Haven fore last; "Rockland is the smartest city of STOVES, w e a r,Infant’s Wear, Dress this evening accompanied by a friend, Miss her size in New England, and has more push Ailsa sailed Thursday tor Hayti with a million Peek, who will visit her. ing, public spirited, capable business men to Goods, Silks, Plushes. cartridges and a thousand Remington rides Charles Messer, a brother of It. W. Messer, the square toot than any oilier place I know.” And Furniture of all Kinds 5 ----- Efforts are being nude to start a shoe- and a man well known in this city, died ut his Mr. Ellis o f Ihe Boston Herald, who accom 50 pieces Double Width home in Union, Sunday morning. panied the yachts here last week, was more factory in Castine---- A Whitneyville man’s For ( Lumber, Parlor,Kitchen or Dining Ilouiu may White Goods,Table Cloth, Fourth of July rockets wouldn’t go off. The Mrs. W. T. Haines and children of Water than pleased with Rockland. Said he: “ You ville are in the city, the guests of Mrs Haines’ certainly have the most wide awake place 1 be had at more reusoiiublu rated titan uhuuI ami at l ’ in C h e e k D re s’j* other day he put them in the stove for kindling sister, Mrs. E. W. Palmer, 32 Grace street. have found in .Value. There is business dune Die saute liberal terms. Always pleased to see Bed Spreads.Towels,Nap and the stove went off---- Houses are going up Miss Inez Hall has moved into the house, i here, and it is done in a business like way. you, even if you do not want to buy, for the prices in Johnstown, Pa., ut the rate of leu a day---- ; You can thank your lucky stars, loo, that you and styles will convince you that when you wuut kins, Etc. No. 28 Grace street, recently vacated by Charles ' have so line a hotel as The Thorndike. 1 G o o d s...... 15c Frol’. Campbeli's air ship, with Aeronaut Hogan D. Jones. Miss Hall has bought this house. I never bail a better bed, better room or more anything that we keep we are the eheupest in charge, went up Tuesday from New York, Miss Georgia Snow of Brookfield, M o., is palatable bill of fare than 1 enjoyed ut The place to buy from. and has not been heard trom. It probably was visiting her aunt. Mrs. Aaron Howes. This is ' Thorndike. If it isn’t the best hotel in the W orth 37 f.-ic. FIFTY DOZEN Miss Snow’s lirst visit to Rockland after au state it’s one of the tirst two." lost at sea---- The other night Mrs. Thomas B. absence of about 30 years. Said Fleet Captain L. F. Doreuiieulx of the THE ATKINSON Winchester of Huston, lost $4,000 worth of Mrs. Addie Jones of Marlboro. Mass., ami Seawunhaka Yacht Club of New York; "I Gents Unlaundered Shirts jewels at the Gld Orchard house, Old Orchard. Mrs Marion Piper of Charlestown. Mass., are have been here a great many times, and always 25 pcs. new and latest A Pinkerton detect! i e is working on the case. visiting ,, their ... mother, , Mrs. Barnard Ulmer,Seu---- look forward to Rocklund as one of the most ,, , . .. ,, street. Mrs. Piper is accompan ed by her daugh- desirable stopping places on the New England -----Dr. McDow, the slayer of Captain Daw- j (cr Vina. coast. Rockland has a good harbor, the HOUSE FURNISHING style French Flannels. A t 4 2 c . son, has been expelled from the South Carolina Mrs. Henry Fitzgerald of Chelsea, Mass., scenery iu the immediate vicinity is beautiful, Medical Society------Six-Im— river.i-t..— drivers t..™ have .------been i and.... Mrs...... Sanford .... Wentworth ...... of Michigan are ' ?nd, * e c?2 alw“yf gel ll!e “'I?*?8 for,our awa river. visiting their sister, Mrs. J. A. Stover Mrs' , )ttrdeJ ’ 1 h m , p T ’r COMPANY, They arc Linen Bosoms, .drowned in the Ottawa ...... ------und the city itself has much of interest fur Wentworth,who has not been here for 20years, strangers." is accompanied by her daughter. Thanks, gentlemen. Headquarters, Rockland,Me. Linen Cuffs,Double Back, THE MEADOWS. Fred llowcs and wife of Taunton, Mass., are visiting al the residence of A Howes. Mr. ------«♦»------Puller & Gobi). and reinforced—the must Howes is teueber of music in Taunton public BUSINESS BOOMING. H. M. SANBORN, Manager. Curtis Damon, Treasurer of the Ipswich schools. He is a fine buss singer. He ren M ass., creamery, called at our butter factory dered a solo very artistically ut ihe M. E. Marvellous Bargain ever church, Sunday. Richard Rankin and Hollis Kirkpatrick B ranches Auburu, Biddeford liaugur, Nor last week to see his old Iriend Hills. He liked way and Gardiner. the plan of our creamery very much. ■ A H. Bukerof this city has been engaged returned Saturday from Indiantown, near St. offered. by the Boston Theatre Co. for the eomiug sea John’s, N. B.,where they have built two patent IHAAC C. ATKINSON, Gen M anager Wm. Lasseli of Searsmont is visiting the son, which will opeu with the “Exiles" about BN family ot Franklin Thomas. the 1st of September. Mr. Buker has played lime kilns. They report the lime business subordinate parts with this company hereto down there booming, and that the Ii me man Verona Camp meeting will commence Aug. fore, and very successfully, as this regular en ufacturers there are preparing to do a much H. (HLLEHT, 10th and continue two weeks. gagement tends to show. We wish for him the bigger business. success which we have no doubt be will achieve. Mrs. J. M. Clement of Rockville Is very He is talented and a hard and conscientious There is danger here for Knox county’s pros 384 MAIN ST. tfick. worker. He is a pupil of Miss Rachel Noah. perity. Gppo. Thorndike Mote), Koeklaud. I THEROCKLAND COURIER - GAZETTE: TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1889 3
Purchase street school-house Is to be painted. OUR VICINITY. CIRL WANTED. FOLKS AND THINGS. Proposals are wanted. Competent girl to do housework in a family o The annual Field Bay of Canton Lafayette, -I< Charles B. Brown of Bangor ha9 taken ’ MRS. O. C. WKLT, 72 Middle St. FARWELL HALL John Ilanlctt swings out a new flag with 42 I. O. O. F., will be held at Bix Island, next the contract to build the new hotel at Dark stars. CIRL WANTED. -t L Friday. Harbor, Islcsboro, which the syndicate of Girl to do general housework in a family of three. f w , M r The electric light contract has been sent off The Universalist Sunday School will go to wealthy Philadelphia gentlemen is to erect MRS. S. 11. OUItliY, to be signed. there. It will be about 200x70 and finished In 28 10 North Main St. Plnec. Late City, Camden, Thursday, on Its annual AFTERNOON andEVENINC Clothes line robbers are plying their avoca picnic and excursion. a much superior manner to the usual summer CIRL WANTED. resort hotel. J. Mtirary Howe of Boston, who Girl to do housework. Apply nt ROCKLAND TRUST CO. tion at the North-end. A fine baby was born at Bay View Ridge 30 Grove Street. has the Islesboro operations in charge, was In A pair of lively horses dislocated a hay-rack, Ingraham's Hill, last night, as will be noticed this city Friday. at the old depot, Tuesday. in our birth column to-day. It seems to us CIRL WANTED that this first-born of the cottage should be -I- The “ Acadian” is the name of the finely To do general housework. Apply to COI-XTESN MAftRI, S tfE DEPOSIT BOXES The early morning train,Thnrsday,landed 135 M KH. J A M EH FER NA ED, presented with a good house lot at the beach fitted and most pleasantly situated hotel of Barnum excursionists in Bath. 27 Cor. Suffolk nnd Fulton Sts Form erly ...... TO I.KT A T ...... for future use. Castine. The hotel is situated on high land The pavers are now finishing up their work overlooking Castine Harbor and the towns of LOST. S5, S8, S 1 O a Year between Fark and Oak streets. Islesboro and Brooksville. There arc fifty A DIAM OND P IN , probably Rome where be- AMUSEMENTS. tween the po«t-office nnd Bny Point. The finder [ACCORDING TO SIZE] The I.. II. II. II. Co. ha6 its rails laid north rooms, nil high, airy and furnished with Mrs. General will be liberally rewarded by leaving the name at In the Vault of the Rockland Trust Co. of Sea street, and the end is nigh. Bora Wiley Concert Thursday evening. electric bells. The sanitary conditions of the 2s T iie Co u r ie r -Ga z e t t e O f f ic e . Business was bustling at the depot last week, The G. A. R. fair occurs Nov. 5, 6, 7 nnl 8. house and grounds arc perfect, and everything regular trains, excursion trains, etc. about the bouse is neat and attractive. No LOST. . . ‘Tliia will bn found n anfe plnre for The Walter Main circus will exhibit in this place on the coast has more points of interest A gold mounted crocodile tooth Watch Charm Valuable Paper., Benda, Stock., Kfo.. being A branch of the New England Order of Pro city August 7th. The advance agent is in town nnd Gold Toothpick. Finder will be suitably re Fire Proof anil Buri-lar Proof. 27 than Castine; the facilities for boating and warded on leaving the same nt tection will be organized here this evening. today. fishing are unsurpassed, nnd those seeking 28-28 T R IS O FFIC E . The elegant quarters of the Rockland Trust The Sullivan-Stahl company, who are to ap health or pleasure can find both nt this resort. I I I 1 1 Co. will be ready for occupancy In a few days. FOUND. COUNT AND BARON MAGRI, in a pleasing pear in this city Aug. 1st, have had such great The rooms are being rapidly taken for the Purse containing a sum of money. Apply to and refined Will Searles, teamster for I. L. Snow A Co., success since they have been in the state that present season. 28 W . L. B LA C K IN G TO N , 09 Lim erock St. MT jammed one of his feet quite severely Friday they have played return duties in all the large -p Strange as it may seem but two vessels,the Proposals for Paint and beneath a timber. cities. They arc what might be termed a Sl-a Amy Wixon and F. II. Smith sail from North L a b o r. Including the laughable comedy entitled • The school board last night voted to intro ticket-company playing at the summer price Haven for mackerel thin year. The Smith has I will be In my office nt 9 o’clock a. m .,July 26, to duce drawing in the public schools. Music of 35 cts. "A Celebrated Case” will be the open sealed proposals and contract with the lowest taken forty barrels and the Wixon none so far. bidder to paint the Purchase St. School House, Its should be taught there. opening bill. out buildings and tho fire escape. The paint to be Two Strings to Her Bow! of first quality white lead and linseed oil, or liquid BANKRUPT STOCK! Thorndike & Hix will receive a car-load of A goodly audience attended the concert given COMING SOON, paint equal to the same, colors to he selected by the extra fine Georgia watermelons, this evening in Farwell Hall last evening by Saint Mary’s school agent. Each proposal shall contain two OR, WHICH WILL WIN HER, Choir of Biddeford, under the nuspices of St. bids, one for the material, the other for the labor. They will retail from 30 to 10 cents. Little Sparklers to Brighten Our Busy It Is understood that the job is to be done In a faith- A scries of social hops opens nt Bay Point to Bavid's Catholic Church. Lack of time and fill nnd workmanlike manner. In which Mrs. fieri. Tom Thumb nnd the tal City’s Darksome Streets. 28-28 L. T U R N E R , J R , School Agt, ented LITTLE PEOPLE will appear. They will space forbids extended mention. The work of be assisted by morrow evening, with about fifty couples. Ex-Mayor William II. Wickham of New Meservey’s Quintet will furnish music. Misses Casey and Welch and Madam Wyse, and Messrs. Spellman nnd Welch is deserving York, president of the Easton Electric Co., was NOTICE. A portion of the rails being laid by the L. To whom it may concern: PROFESSOR LOCRENIA, of especial mention, while the chorus from in the cily Thursday, accompanied by Nicholas This is to warn all persons against harboring or II. II. II. Co. are from the Cambria Works O’Connor of New York, in consultation with trusting my wife, Phiebe Saunders, she having Millinery & Fancy Goods ‘Rossini’’ was particularly well sung. THE ROYAL CONJURER. which were destroyed in the Johnstown, Pa., (he city committee on electric lighting. Mat left my bed and board without, cause. I shall pay The Catholic excursion to Bamariscotta no bills of her contracting after this date. ■ A H 1 1 ' deluge. ters of detail were satisfactorily arrnnged, and Mills, Wednesday, was largely attended and DANIEL SAUNDERS. •WMrs. Gen. Tom Thumb’s miniature conch and W. F. Norcross & Co. shipped an order of the contract for lighting onr streets will soon Rockland, Ju ly 22, IS89. 28 ponies will be on exhibition during the day. Af was a very enjoyable, orderly time. The sack ternoon at 2.30. Evening at 8. be signed. Mr. Wickham drove over to Thom Of the late firm of F. G. SINGHI & CO. now ready 12 gross of essences, yesterdav. The ngile race was won by John Minahan, the boat races TYPE-WRITER FOR SALE. force of the firm put up one gross in 20 min aston and looked at the water power there. He and being closed out by John Mack and Michael Keeie, and the 100 A new Remington Type.writer, a perfect in-tru. utes—fast work. afterwards expressed it as his opinion that the ment, with nil the latest Improvements, table, knee ADMISSION, - 35 CENTS. yards dash by a young man named Maloney. company would put a steam plant in here. .wltcli, etc., for sale at a bargain. Apply at Fire about the chimney of Mrs. Philbrook's In the tug-of-war S. II. Ulmer’s and J. H. 23 T ilin 'O F F IC E . Kesrrrpil Seat a 50c. Children, 35c. Messrs. Wickham and O’Conner went from AT ABOUT 1-2 THE USUAL PRICES boarding house, on the northern side of Sea McNamara's team won the biscuit. The ex here to Belfast where a local stock company BOAT FOR SALE. street, called out the fire department, Thursday cursion netted about 8100. was formed, comprising the electric nnd gas A 16 foot pulling boat and a good one, will be p. m. Little damage. sold nt a bargain. Apply to FARWELL HALL The lawn parly on the grounds adjoining companies there, to he known ns the Belfast The members of Knox & Lincoln Bar will Gen. J. P. Cilley’s residence, Wednesday 26 18 M Y R TLE ST. S/of^EOf C. f . K ijfH EDiiE tender True P. Pierce, esq., a complimentary Electric and Gas Light & Power Co. John H. evening, netted the First Baptist Circle 835. Quimby is stcretnry. YACHT FOR SALE. . I t : , h i . reception, the 29th inst., previous to his depart There was a large crowd present who tlior- Sloop yacht Lillie May, 31 feet over all. Suitable ure for Fort Payne, Ala. for pleasure or tisbing parties. ughly enjoyed the music furnished by Ingra 25.28 J . IS. B U N K ER , Vlnalhnvon, Me. 402 MAIN STREET. Workmen who are engaged tearing the ham’s Band, who notwithstanding the lack of STRUCK BY A STONE. old U. S. war vessel Kansas to pieces, in I. L. sufficient light managed to evolve some ex FOR SALE OR TO LET. The A m ong the stock Is some very fine goods. A lso Snow & Co.’s yard,find it a difficult job, as she excellent music. This bids fair to become one Charles M. Gregory,quarryman, was knocked Two desirable houses recently repaired; one the was put together to stay. of our popular musical organizations. brick basement house, situated at the corner of Siillivan-Stahl down by a flying stone, Wednesday which Crescent and Atlantic Htreets; the other at Ingra FIFTY DOZEN An addition of 853 worth of new books has knocked him over a dray,severely injuring him. ham’s Ilill. For further information Inquire at Theatre The Bora Wiley Concert will be given in the 49 Summer St. 27 8. PILLSBURY. been made to the Cedar Street Sunday School M. E. Church next Thursday evening. Bora He is now in a precarious condition, suffering C om pany. library, and the officers of the school are grati Wiley is one of the finest sopranos in .the coun from concussion of the spine. TENEMENT TO LET. Ladies’ and Children’s Hats fied in seeing the depleted classes fill up. try. She will be assisted by Miss Bertha Mil Tenement of six rooms, conveniently arranged liken, whistling soloist, and IS. C. Adnn.s ONE OTHER, and pleasantly located, new house. Apply to The finest Organiza One of the Boston yachting party visited the 28 L. W. B EN N ER , SI.OUoOZEN or I5c EACH. Penobscot boat house in this city Friday, and cornetist, all of Bangor, and the Iopas Male Cor. Main and North Main Sts. tion that has trav was greatly pleased with the arrangement and Quartet of this city. The numbers on the Haviland & Pressey of New York have Rockland, July 8th. 2G.2& bought sch. Thomas Potter, and will add her ROOMS TO LET. eled in Maine this mechnnical appliances for handling boats. program will all be new, and the concert will Two desirable rooms suitable for offices or dresi Mnj. A. II. Plaisted of Wnterville inspected be an artistic one, which our people should not Io our lime fleet. She will bej commanded by makers, in Spear Block. Terms reasonable. season. 24 FRED It. SPEAR. Tillson Light Infantry, Tuesday evening. He fail to attend. Capt. James Kennedy, formerly of sch. S. J. Lindae v. complimented the appearance of the men, nnd The Countess Magri, formerly Mrs. Gen. T O R E N T . W H A T A R E spoke very highly of the condition in which he Tom Thumb, with her company will visit Remember the date. REGIMENTAL REUNION. Oneofthe Singhi cottages on Broadway. Also found the arms. Rockland Friday afternoon and evening. one house on Lisle street, No. 12; nine rooms, YOU DRINKING Their performances are calling out the very newly papered and painted. Enquire of The Bay Point House will probably be ful' The next reunion of the 11th Maine Infantry 24 WELL G. SINGIIL 185 Broadway. For Ten? Why not try our Famous to overflowing in August. Thirty of the GO best nudienees and they are creating u genuine will be held in Bangor, Sept. 6th. A large .Sunbeam Chop Formosa Oolong Tea ! rooms are now engaged ami applications for sensation in the cities and towns where they number of the members with their ladies are HOUSE FOR SALE. IT WILL SUIT YOU. terms nnd information are many. The house are giving their performances. There are some expected to be present. All comrades who ex House 37 Spring, corner Union St. Inquire on In Pound Cartoons, THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1889. A SAINT OF FASHION. AN ELEPHANT GONE MAD. INSANE HOSPITAL ABUSES. The vigorous work of tho Philadelphia ZV«. Youth's Companion. Inquirer and Chicago News, in exposing A. F, Crockett & Co. IS YOUR The applicant (timidly) —Please let When an elephant goes mad he makes the brutality of the keepers of the insane nte in ? things lively. A company of English hospitals towards their unfortunate ,m- —DEALERSIN----- St. Peter (opening the gate)—Who men were on a tiger shooting expedition tients, has nroused Hie indignation of the BAKING POWDER are you? and all nt once were startled bv a shout country. Although not acting in con Applicant—A tailor made girl. from one of their servants : “ Run. run, cert, similar means were used by both St Peter (half shotting it) — Did you sahibs! The tusker has gone mad. He papers to obtain the information desired, belong to the Four Hundred? has broken loose.” Most of the com anil with perfect success in each case. COAL. PURE? Applicant (reluctantly)—Yes. pany got out of the beast’s way. but one The Inquirer’s plan was to get a re Do its Manufacturers Publish all St. Peter (shutting it a little more)— fellow was still in the tent. Over the porter committed to the Piiiladelphia river we could see the brute in a frenzy the Ingredients Used? Rich and beautiful? Hospital while feigning insanity, and Broken, Egg, Stove and Applicant (still more reluctantly)— of rage, kneeling on the shapeless heap whilst there to practically investigate the IS IT FREE FROM AMMONIA? So tile papers said. of cloth, furniture, polc3 and ropes and workings of that institution. Tho man St. Peter (leaving only a crack)—ll’m, digging his tusks with savage fury into who agreed to play the insane role was a W) As is well known, ammonia is unhealth- the hangings and canvas. We had little Franklin Coal fnl in food, and dries up the bread how came you here? reporter named George W. Symonds, material. Applicant—A sudden cold and pneu doubt that poor Mac lay crushed to and lie succeeded admirably in tho char Protection to consumers of food com monia— death, smothered beneath the weight of acter of a m a d actor. Ilo was arrested in A. F. CROCKETT & CO. pounds lies in their ability to choose St. Peter—Yes, 1 know I suppose the ponderous animal or mangled out of the streets by the police, while rantingand those made from healthful substances. you took coli, nt a ball? all likeness to humanity by the terrible gesticulating wildly; was examined by Unless manufacturers publish just what Applicant—No, at a charity fair; the tasks Hint we could see flashing in the the doctors attached to the police depart Crockett Block, North End. their baking powder is made of, do not (lower table was in a draught. moonlight. It seemed an age, this ment, and by them pronounced ins inc; use their goods, but buy instead St. Peter—Why didn’t you leave? agony of suspense. was then formally comiirticd to the in ROCKLAND. Applicant—Oh, I could not. I had Everything showed as clear as if it sane hospital. Here, alter a lew days’ promised to serve. had been day. We saw the elephant incarceration, lie was rigidly examined CLEVELAND'S SUPERIOR tossing the strong canvas canopy about The Cliter Reason for the marvellous sue- St. Peter (opening the gate a hand’s liv five medical “ experts,” who unani eess of Hood's Sarsaparilla Is found In tlio fact breadth)—You were very extravagant. I ns a dog would worry a door mat. mously declared him insane, mid re • BAKING POWDER. Thrust after thrust was made by the that this medicine actually accomplishes all This powder is made only of strictly pure suppose ? manded him to a hopeless imprisonment. that Is claimed for It. Its real merit hns won grape cream of tartar, and strictly pure Applicant (slowly)—I spent a goal tusks into the folds of cloth. Raising After six days’ experience of tlw fright H , , ./• — for Hood's Sarsaparilla A. J. BIRD &. CO., bicarbonate of soda, with a little wheat deal of money, but we wore rich, and his huge trunk the lnute would scream ful scenes of brutality enacted by the Merit W ins a popularity and sale -----DEALERSIN----- flour to preserve it. This is attested by the papa said it was a good thing to keep in a Irenzy of his wrath, end nt last, keepers, the reporter was released upon greater tlinn thnt o f any other blood purifier. after what seemed an age. hut in reality It cures Scrofula, all Humors, Dyspepsia, etc. ofiicial analyses of Government and State money going. the application of his friends, and at once Prepared only by C. 1. Hood A Co., Lowell. Mass chemists, and physicians, and chemists of St. I’ctertabsent mindedlv)—Has your was. only a few minutes, tie staggered to proceeded to graphically describe, in the Boards of Health throughout the country. papa been canonized? But 1 digres-. his feet and rushed into the jungle. columns ol tile Inquirer, how the harm -:C-O-A-L,:- Cleveland Bhotheks, Albany, N. Y. To return (sternly.) of course you op Just then a smothered groan struck less and unfortunate victims were beaten, pressed the poor needle worker ami pul like a peal of joy bells oil our ears, and kicked, thumped, and jumped upon by H A R D W O O D oil' paying the lovely starving seamtress the uiulllud voice was heard from lie- their so-called “ guardians.” while you trailed through the mazy death the folds of the slinmlaha : “ Look The testimony ol the Chicago New.-,’ dance the silken robe, into every seam here, you fellows, and g e l me out of this reporter was to the same effect l eg,n il- ‘ Flour, Groceries, Provisions, of which she had stitched her woman’s or 1 shall lie smothered.” ing the insane hospital in Chicago; and PRESSED HAY AND STRAW, heart—or words to that effect? In trying to elude the first rush of the if cities like Philadelphia and Chicago, ’ f G T ? v iun b l a c k Applicant (wonderingly) —Oh. no, elephant his foot had caught in one ol so far apart, are found to treat the unfor S t o c k in g s . Cement, Lime, Hair, &c. indeed; Like many other girls in my set the tent ropes and the whole falling tunate insane so brutally, and also to 1 have successfully established more than canopy had then come bodily upon him, condemn sane persons to like treatment, Ny-'X v '‘. H ne (olorsT hat one skilled but unrecognized needle- hurling the camp table and a few chairs it is lair to suppose 'Unit the rest ol the i either over him. Under these he had lain, ' ' N SMUT H. 0. GURDY & CO. womau by giving them work and telling country is no belter; that it is time tha. W a s h o u t right and left whom I employed. aide to move, hut not daring to stir. a halt should be called and a reform in N C R F A D E —DEALERS IN— St Peter (-bowing his head now in Ilis escape seemed miraculous. The stituted, not only in case of the insane, ONLY BE THE ( Perfect Substitute tiic opening) Did you ever go to church cloth had several times been pressed so but also as to the case with which sane M A D E B Y C O A L $ on a rainy Sunday ? close over his face as nearly to stifle persons ean he locked up. BOUSING, Of all sizes, him. The brute, in one of its savage, As the law now is. two doctors can ONLY I for Mother's Milk. Applicant—O il, yrs; always, rain or shine. purposeless thrusts, had pierced the commit a person to an insane asylum, and $ ------W O O D A Quickly Assimilated Food St. Peter (suddenly suspiciously)— ground between his arms and ribs, pin after having been once consigned to such ' t y d Colors’^ 4 . - Long and’fitted for ’he stove. For DYSPEPTICS, Did you ever write a modern society ning his African choga or dressing gown a place, it is well nigh impossible lor S o l d 3 Y d r u g g i s t s . CONSUMPTIVES, novel ? deep into the earth; and he said he felt him to get out, even if perfectly sane. A I,SO Limo, Cement and Plastering Heir, himself sinking into unconsciousness The authorities of insane hospitals em I‘EE11L;?:X ‘diinXZE I’AtSTS-O Colors, CONVALESCENTS. Applicant—No, I never did. I was i‘i:i:i:!,i:.-.s i.tiM ittv lit.I lNti. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, not very wise you know. when the brute happily got up and ploy the best legal talent to keep the pa PFEItl.l s-i I Ml i'llU liEli'. K inds7 Colors, K l j O U n A N D 3P333E:i3 Valuable Cholera Infantum 'S t Peter—H'm. it’s not wisdom that rushed off. tients within their clutches, especially if i‘i;i:i:i.i.‘-s mice ami tt tuA'Ess DKEssim;. goes into them. Can you recall any “ Ilow did you feci?” I asked. he amount received for their keeping is of t’EElJ.llSS ECU tlYLS—S Colors. in [ and Teething. special acts of goodness on your part “ Well, I can hardly tell you.” a generous character, anil the patient's N o ,-1 Camden [S t., Rockland, Me, « PERFECT NUTRIENT Applicant (thoughtfully) — 1 kept “ It must have grazed your ribs?” estate bids fail' to be able to stand a long In all Wasting Diseases. awake halt one night once while an en “It did. After that I seemed to turn drain. The “experts in lunacy” almost If You Have REQUIRES NO COOKINC. gaged girl was telling me about her quite unconcerned. All sorts of funny invariably side with the asylum “ex No npnef itc. IniliKCNtion. I'lutiileiK-e, Keeps in All Climates. fiance. ideas came trooping across my brain. I perts;” and so, to escape at all. the pa -ick 11 i*a(2ii<‘lie. --oil run flow n,“ Ios St. Peter—That was kind. could not for the life of me help feeling tient, must be endowed witli the strategy in;; M esli. you w ill I iuil SEND / " The Care and Feeding Applicant—I always kept my dancing cautiously about for my pipe, which hail ol Ulysses, the wisdom of Solomon, nn-1 Our Book,' o f Infan ts," engagements, even when the best man dropped somewhere near when I tripped the endurance of Job, coupled witii tho asked me last. on the ropes. 1 seemed, loo, to have a aid of powerful, active, anil intluentir DOLIBER-COODALE CO., St. Peter—That was unusual, cer quick review of all the actions 1 bail friends outside the walls, or else remain BOSTON, MASS. tainly. ever done, and was just dropping oil' in helpless, hopeless imprisonment. Applicant—And at college balls I into a dreamy unconsciousness, after It is well that the newspaper press has used io affect real interest in what the pulling a desperate race against Oxford taken up the subject of the treatment of lie i i iiii lly you lioeil. They lone i with my old crew, when your voices the insane Let them also follow by in 'lie weak slom neli anil linllil up II seniors were saying to me. (lliiriH**K' energies. Snllerers fro St Peter (who had been gradually roused me to sensation once more.” quiring into the commitments of the so- ■neutul or pliysieiil overwook w ill I'ii widening the opening) — We needn’t go called insane, and food fur thought, and relief from them . N icely Nuiyurcoute much further. Were you engaged to be Some Future Generation Will Smile. remedial legislation, must inevitably re • SOLD EVERYW HERE. married ? sult. Applicant—Yes. Kennebec Journal. St. Peter—Englishman, I suppose? THE CRISIS AT WATERLOO Applicant—No, an American. I re A horrible tale of woe comes from Stonington, Conn. The Baptists ot that t x l or an incurable case of Catarrh fused an Englishman though. World of Adventure. St Peter—Ah! lie was a commoner, village recently laid the corner stone of )k in the Head by tho p roprietors o f a new church. The usual memorial All at once camo tile tragedy. To the I suppose? ceremonies took place, tile customary DR. SAGE’S CATARRH REMEDY. Chicago, Bock I s M & Pacific Ry. Applicant—No, he was a duke. left ot the English and on our right, the Sym ptom s of Catarrh. — Headache, Including Lines East and W est of the Missouri Si. Peter (gasping)—What! you refuse gold piece, a copy of the village paper, head of the column of cuirassiers roared obstruction of nose, discharges falling into River. The Direct Route to and from CHICAGO, the name of the President of the United throat, sometimes profuse, water}-, and acrid, ROCK ISLAND, DAVENPORT. DEB MOINES. an English peer? with a fearful clamor. Arrived on the COUNCIL BLUFFS. WATERTOWN, SIOUX States, the Governor of Connecticut and nt others, thick, tenacious, mucous, purulent, FALL3, MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL. ST. JOS Applicant—I did not love him. ridge, wild, furious and running to the bloody nod putrid : eyes weak, ringing in cars, EPH. ATCHISON. LEAVENWORTH. KANSAS Si. Peter (throwing the gale wide the officiating clergyman, and other annihilation of the squares and cannon, deafness, ditllciilty of clearing throat, expecto CITY. TOPEKA. DENVER. COLORADO SP NOS precious articles were gravely deposited ration of offensive matter; breath offensive: and PUEBLO. Free Reclining Chair Cara to and open)-—My dear, walk right in. The the cuirassiers saw between them and smell and taste impaired, and general debility. from CHICAGO, CALDWELL. HUTCHINSON next young woman from tho side streets in the usual spot,tho stone was cemented the English ditch—a grave. It was the Only a lew of these sym ptom s likely to lie pres and DODGE CITY, and Palace Sleeping Car3 be in its place and other stones were cement ent ut once. Thousands of eases result in con tween CHICAGO, WICHITA and HUTCHINSON. who comes up here will have to make a sunken road of Obain. It was a fright sumption. and end in tin- grave. very good showing to get by. ed around aud over it. Then, when it ful moment. There was the ravine, un- By its mild, soothing and healing properties. SOLID VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAILS was torever too late, did a conscious- looked for, gaping, before their very Hr. Sage's Itenieily enres tin-worst eases. Hie. of Through Coaches, Sleepers, Free Reclining stricken small boy tell how lie had sur Chair Cars and (EaBt of Mo. River) Dining Cars horses’ feet two fathoms deep between The Original daily between CHICAOO. DE3 MOINES, COUN reptitiously inserted among the other its banks. The second rank pushed in CIL BLUFFS and OMAHA, with FREE Reclin A THEATRICAL TOUR. w e e s m h e ing Chair CRr to NORTH PLATTE (Neb.), and documents designed for the corner the first and the third pushed in the between CHICAGO and DENVER, COLORADO stone a slip of paper, on which was X o a s a w t I ii/cr Pll I SPRINGS and PUEBLO, via St. Joseph, or Kan- second. The horses reared, fell back U TtaV iM O LIVtNriLU •ns City and Topeka. Splendid Dining Hotels ‘‘We, Us & Co.” having decided to do written the personal and leading ques ward, struggled with their feet in the west of St. Joseph and Kansan City. Excursions ••Around the World in SO Days,” we re tion : “ Do you wear pants?” The deep e w e t s Mt- HUNTS REMEDY Chaice Ada From The Chicago Times. NOBODY’S WIFE. A POSER FOR THE PROFESSORS. How a Georgia Lady Lost Her Teeth. WII.U CURF. the Kidney,. BOSTON 4 BiNGOfi S. S. CO. Chicago Mail. Savannah Eews. REGULATE the Heart, and A canvasser wanted. No tent makers Exchange. A lady wn9 visiting a friend nt Ameri MARK I.IFF worth Living. need apply, There’s a youngster of 14 living out cus lately and she wore a set of false SUMMER SERVICE. •Ton ran't afford to be without 11." 26 Groom wanted: one who has never " After my daughter married Mr. Var- at Crystal Lake who will make his mark ley I went up town one day to find them one of these days unless all signs fail. teeth. A little 6 year old boy saw her bad a bride preferred. take the teeth from her mouth, and ran Commencing Monday, Juno 17. 1889, a waitress. I met a bright, neat little His name is Frank Jones. The proof of A youth with an ambition to rise girl nt the intelligence office who seemed terrified to liis mother, exclaiming: Steamers will Leave Rockland an Follows: would like a situation as elevator boy. the fact that sooner or later he is going “ Mamma, mamma. Miss Mary pulled For Boston dally, except Sunday, about 6 p. m., or to answer every requirement we needed, to carve ills name somewhere in Fame’s upon arrival of nt camera from Bangor and Mt. out a whole handful of teeth at once,and D esert. A drummer wanted for brass band. •• I asked her where she had lived last, I temple lies in a little incident which No commercial tourists need apply. and why she had left the place. Her tore all the skin out of her month, and For Camden, Belfast, Bucksport, Winterport, j occurred something over a year ago. didn't cry one bit. It didn’t hurt, but Hampden and Bangor nt about 6 a. m., or upon Wanted, cashier. Parties liable to be answer was surprisingly frank. There was a convention of Suntlay- arrival of steamer from Boston daily, except •• ' I was sent away. Tho master, you'll have to give Iter all old Speckle's Monday, and at 12.30 p. m.,dally, except Sunday. effected with kleptomania not required. ' school teachers in session at Crystal eggs to eat. lor she can t chew her For Northport and Fort Point at 12.30 p. m. daily, A poor young man. with a very who had married a deformed lady for Lake, and all the teachers of the three except Sunday. Iter money, came home scldotu and then counties represented were there. The victuals." He couldn’t be made to For Searsport at 0 a. m. daily, except Monday. healthy appetite, would like employment behaved very badly. One day lie kissed understand that they were false teeth For Green’s Landing, 8outh West Harbor, North as a leedei. amount ot biblical and theological and was sure the lady would starve to East Harbor and Bar Harbor daily, except Mon mo and I slapped his face. Of course, I | knowledge they had was something day, at 6 a. in., or upon arrival of steamer from Bill: Big house at corner. But post could not stay after that. You can ask death. Boston. pone at present; copper suffering troni astounding. On the last day of the For Senl Harbor Wednesday and Saturday at 8 tiie gentleman's wife if I was to blame convention the high chief ranger of the Didn’t Cat'll Him? insomnia. in the matter.’ For Sorrento Saturday at 6 a. m. affair announce I to tiie 400 delegatts Of course, with liis millions of wealth For North West Harbor (Deer Isle) Sedgwick Wanted, untertaker’s assistant. Must “ I believed tho girl and took Iter that lie would be pleased to have the derived from liis electrical machines, Brooklin, Bluehill, Surry and Ellsworth, Tues not be a jovial looking man. Pessimist home with me. Tho minister she re knowing ones to think up some hard nobody would bo fool enough to offer to day, Thursday and Saturday at about 0 a. m. preferred. RETURNING TO ROCKLAND : ferred me to gave her a good recom questions on subjects pertaining to their pay Inventor Edison for amusing her Railroad stock for sale, including mendation, and I believed I had found n work, write them on slips of paper and From Bo-ton daily, except Sunday, at 5 p. m. perfect treasure. Mr. Varley was out of guests, blit a certain Fifth avenue ma From Bangor, touching at Hampden, Winterport, water; suitable lor Western farms need submit them to him, and that evening tron undertook to accomplish it by diplo Bucksport, Fort Point, Belfast, Northport and ing irrigation. town when we returned, When ho did at tiie last session, which was to be a Camden at 6 a. rn. daily, except Sunday. get back the new waitress opened the macy. Sho was going to give a recep From Bangor, touching at Hampden, Winterport, Lost, a savage young bull pup. A sort of entertainment, lie would answer tion, and through a mutual friend sho Bucksport, Searsport, Belfast and Camden at 11 large reward will be paid to tinder who door for him. When he met me lie ap them. A lot of people wrote their a. m., daily, except Sunday. peared flushed and excited. questions anil gave then) to tiie great invited Mr. Edison to loo present. Ho From Bar Harbor, daily, except Sunday, at 1 p. m., doesn't return it to its owner. devotes no time or attention to society of touching nt North East Harbor, South West Har- “ ‘Is tliet tiie new waitress—the girl professor, and when evening came he bor and Green’s Landing. Wanted spectacle makers. Parties in who opened the door?' bad about fifty good old gnarly problems tiny sort, but ho allowed himself to bo From Senl H arbor Monday and T hursday at 1.20 the habit of making spectacles of them •• ‘ Yes,’ said I. ‘I chose her myself. persuaded to become a guest on this oc p. m. in bis bunch of paper slips. The even Prom Ellsworth, touching at all landings Monday, selves not required. Ain't she pretty?’ ings exercises began with reading and casion. Wednesday and Friday at 7 a. m. A young man from St. Louis would " ‘Pretty enough,’ said he; ‘but I don’t answering the questions, and though IIo lias become accustomed to fame CHAS. E. WEEKS, Agent, Rockland. like her looks. Tell tier to go. Pay a CALVIN AUSTIN, Agent, Boston. like to obtain employment on city press. some of them were from away back and and tlio attention of scientists, hut it is WM. H. H IL L , ,Jr ., Gen. Manager, Boston. Ila9 worked a hay press. month's wages if you like, but don't very obtuse, the good man who had put possible that lie felt just a little flattered Wanted, by a family on Fifth avenue keep her. Pm sure some friend of mine himself up there as a mark coped with by the countenance of New York swell a gastronomical director. No common llad a girl who looked like that who did them successfully and impressed tho dom. Anyhow, lie committed himself KNOX AND LINCOLN RAILROAD. cooks need make application. not turn out well.’ groat gathering witli his vast knowl to the reception. On the day previous •‘ I went to the kitchen; tho girl was MONDAY, JULY I, 1889. A young man would like job as stage edge. he received a note from the prospective not there. Her bundle was in her room, Finally lie ran against question that hostess very politely requesting him to ASSENGER TRAINS will leave Rockland at . .. For all of manager. lias experience, having been but where she was, goodness only knew. J 6 a m ..'. ‘.5 a . m ., and 1.30 p .m . Due in Batn at made him knit his hr .vs. He scowled bring alonga phonograph, as sho thought P a m a m m conductor of a Fifth avenue stage. The cook said she had not seen her leave 7.05 . ., 10.-15 . . and 3.50 p. . hese tf\irtgs lf\ers at it a moment and then laid it aside. its operation by him would be Highly ap Passenger Trains leave Bath at 8.10 a . m., 3.00 Wanted, for a mammoth show, a re tiie house and the chambermaid ran to When lie answered all the rest he picked P. m., and 6.30 p .m. Due in Rockland at 10.25 a . M., nothing equal to count the spoons, but nothing was miss preciated by tlio company. Then bo 6.15 p. m. and|8.56 P. M. spectable young colored man of good up this side tracked query and said : discerned tlio trap that was set for him. Freight Train leaves R ockland at 6.10 A. M. Due character for wild African cannibal. ing. "Here is a question which I confess I in Bath at 9.45 a . m . and ho kept clear of it by writing liis Freight Train leaves Bath at 12 m. Due in Rock P. T. B. *• I went to my daughter and her bus- am unable to answer. I will submit it regrets at being compelled to break the land at 4.45 p. m . This is to say that I, John Smith, of band and told them what had happened, to the audience, and if any one is able to engagement.—New York Star. Ih e 8.35 a . m . train from Rockland connects for and lie said that lie felt sure the girl was all points on the Maine Central, Eastern and Wes New York, am not the John Smith give the answer 1 shall be glad to here tern Divisions of Boston & Maine Railroad, ar lately convicted of burglary in San the one lie knew. And wo had supper wliat it is.” riving iu Boston at 4.45 r. m. T he 1.25 p. M. train together—sttcii a happy meal. I never Then lie rend this query : J. G.—Hello, Hollis! Seen Tom lately? connects with Boston and Maine R. R., arriving in Francisco. Boston via. Eastern Division at 9.30 p. m . F a r e shall forget it. I poured tho tea, and “ Who was tiie boy, and wliat was his II. II.—Yes; saw him last night, when only #3.50. A lirst class lightning rod agent just ns I had filled Mr. Vnrley’s cup I wanted. Gents ot a modest, retiring name, who held the basket containing lie had four queens. Say, Jack, want to Freight leaving Rocklnnd in tiie morning is due happened to glance at tho French win the live loaves and two fishes with which lend me twenty-five?—Harvard Lam in Boston next morning, and Freight leaving Bos w hich is kept by every nature need make no application lor dow, wide open this pleasant summer ton iu the evening is duo in Rockland next p. m. this position. Christ fed t|ie multitude?'' poon. 2 W. L. WHITE, Supt. time, and there I saw Ellen standing. Nobody made any effort to answer it, druggist in the land. Wanted a very strong muscular man A little behind her stood, as I thought, and the professor raid : Mr. I). M. Grayson, of Cornville, Franklin as carver in a cheap restaurant . One a strang-looking child, all wrapped in a "It seems that nobody knows any parish, La., says: I think Swift’s Specific is Rockland and Vinalhaven who has bad experience in wood carving me best blood remedy in the world. I have shawl, and staring at Mr. Varley with more about this titan I do. I will have known it to make wonderful cures of persons ON AND AFTER SATURDAY, JUNE l«t. preferred. two great, wide-open eyes. to call on the person who submitted the with blood diseases, some cases which has Walter—No. sir, I will not return to “ The way I stared myself made my question to come forward and answer been regarded as incurable. • STM’R PIONEER Fred R. Spear you. 1 would rather die than live again i.vdia and iter husband turn to see wliat it. Will you please do so?” Dr. B. T. Coppedge, of Vcriioa, Mo., says CAI’T. WM. R. CREED, with a husband who requires a knife to I was looking at. And then Mr. Varley To tho great surprise of tho 400 people he has sold a large quuntity o f Swift's Specific Will Make Two Round Trips Daily. eat his pie. sprang to his feet with a cry. and of his mother as well, Frank Jones, and to u great many customers, and knows it Leave Vinalhaven tor Rock •• I think he would have run out of the to lie most successfully used for innliiuies of land at 7 o’clock A. M. and 1 Mike—Wo meet tonight to divide a 18-year-old schoolboy, got up and loom, but a voice said : modestly walked up the aisle. Every the blood. _o’clock!’. M. swag. No danger. Detectives only R eturning — Leave Rock •“ it is useless, Mr. Varley. I have body looked at him amazed. The pro- Swift’s Specific is not one of the old potash land, Tillson’s W harf, at 9.30 A . M., and 4 P. have twento-live clews. M ic k . seen yon,' and he stopped where ho pessor said: sarsaparilla, or mercury mixtures. It contains M., touching at Hurricane Island morning trip off And la the only dealer in the city who has at the Employment wanted as juror. Ad stood. no potash, no mercury, or any poisonous and afternoon trip on. present time the genuine “Did you submit this question?-’ substances. It relieves tiie system by forcing G. A. SAFFORD, Agent, Rockland. vertiser. who can neither read nor write, A. B. VINAL, Agent, Vinalhaven. 87 "Then the figure came in, followed by “ Yes, sir.” tiie impurities out through the pores of tiie May 1889. has resided for last two years in asylum Ellen, and it was not a child, but a little, “Can you answer it?” skin, and builds up the patient from the first Franklin 0 O A L THOMASTON. VINALHAVEN ECHOES. ROCKPORT. CAMDEN. WARREN. Capt. William H. Smith 1? at home from sea. (Capt. H. A. Tapley and wife of Boston Frank Frye, clerk of the Katahdin, spent Bert Maxey has resumed housekeeping. Sunday in Camden. Hattie Hodgman is on a visit to Providence, More Salt Air From the Place Where arrived here Friday evening. Mrs. L. George is visiting in Massachusetts. It Grows. T. Bushnell of Rockport has opened a picture Delia Teague has returned home from a visit ft. I. Rev. F. A. Snow left this week on his vaca store in the Mills Block. to Portland. Capt. Albert Watts is at his house, Past Our streets are crowded with summer visit tion, will be absent three Sabbaths. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Herrick of Chicago are visit Moulton’s Troupe did not show tip as adver Main street. ors. Mrs. Mary P. Chick and daughterof Chelsea, ing Mrs. Waldron at Norumbcga. tised. Cause, busted. Sch. S. D. J. Rawson is at Bangor with 653 Rev. Mr. Hunnewell nnd Rev. Mr. Green ex Edwin S. Watts left for Seattle, Washington A nice new gilt vane adorns the spire of Mass., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Griffin. tons of rails for the Somerset Railroad. WALTER A. WOOD Territory, last week. Union Church. changed pulpits Sunday. Mr. and Mis. Dunham, with friends, of W. I). Lewis and family of Boston are at W. F Wight returned from Boston Wednes Miss Hattie Dnran of Lisbon is a guest of the Mountain View House for the season. The E. P. Sullivan A Rose Stahl Dramatic Waltham, Mass., are at Frank Libbey’s. day with two good horses. ..••AKD...a Mrs. W. 8. Hinckley. Co. are billed here for the week. Capt. Hnrriman of the firm of Harriman A Albert Marshall, lately in business in Belfast, A parly of ladies from Camden made a visit has opened a confectionery store in the Gleason to George Walker’s Thursday. Elmer Hayden of Quincy, Mass., is at the Charles Leaf was severely injured in the Mills, San Francisco,was in town Thursday. Block. house of John 0. Robinson. Monday steamer Mollie took a company of toot by a large stone falling on it, Saturday. Mrs. Hatch of the Quincy House, Boston, Ten or a dozen yachts from the Dorchester ladies down to Wotton's Sea Side Inn. yacht club are to visit Camden hnrbor about NEW MODEL BUCKEYE Miss Hattie Tillson is visiting Prof, and Mrs. Rockbound Assembly, Knights of Labor, his been at the Miller cottage, Ballard Park. A. M, Weston came up from Marshall Island, Henry Johnson, Brunswick. the first of August. Saturday, to pass a few days at home. installed their new board of officers Wednes A. W. Thayer and family, of Bangor, nre j Light house government steamer Fern, Hakes nnd Tedders. Repairs for all Machines, Sec William Fessenden, of Sandwich, Mass., Is day evening. stopping at Fairview cottage, Hosmer’s Pond. Wright master, arrived here Friday evening, A few members of the Camden Relief Corps for all Machines visited the Corps In ibis place last week. registered at the Knox Hotel. A large lamp has been placed in position Mr. and Mrs. IsaacChapmnn of Newburgh bound west; also cutter Edith of the Eastern Alpheus Robinson, U. S. letter carrier, Bos- Yacht Club, owner F. F. Emery, Jr. George Holt and B. II. Wetherbee left Mon over the church choir until the circle ladies on the Hudson arc visiting Mrs. Hattie Berry. Tarratinc Drive, n proposed road between day for down river, camping on Mouse Island. 10,000 Strawberry Baskets ton, is visiting his native town. provide something more suitable. Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Abbott arc at Bar Mountains Battle nnd Megunticook, is being Steamer Mollie went down river Saturday FOR BALE CHEAP BY Herman Benner Is In East Boston, superin agitated. Such a rond would bring before the alter a company of campers, returning in Mrs. Williams sang another Boloat the even Harbor, visiting the doctor's brother, who Is the p. m. tending the work on four vessels. j eye some of the most charming scenery In ing service Sunday. The choir have received sick. America. Hon. M. It. Mathews and family returned G. W. DRAKE. George Elliot and party in yacht Ida were re several additions to their number. Mrs. and Miss Whipple left Friday morning Miss I. Eugenia Swan ot Boston is spending home a week ngo from their excursion trip to ported in Boothbay Harbor Sunday. A large party of our young people went for a visit ol some weeks in Auburn and Mon a few weeks with her parents on Mountain California. street, after which she will accompany her Miss Tillle Burgess of Brooklyn, N. Y., Is to North Haven Sunday morning to see the mouth. brother Fred on n tour to Philadelphia, Balti UNION. at the house of Capt. Caleb Lcvcnsaler. yachts go through the Thoroughfare. Francis Light, an elderly gentleman, with more, New York and Boston. Mrs. E. S. Fossett of Portland is home on a visit. Capt. Ohed Andrews, who Is at home, is The base ball boys bad a nice fish chowder his daughter, Mrs. Elliot and Mrs. Frost, all H. E. Capen, proprietor of the Bay View House, says that he can fill n summer hotel in Nathnniel Thurston was romewhat injured GREAT BARGAINS! making improvements about his premises. ready for The C.-G. Juniors as soon as they of Wooster, Mass, are visiting Miss Amanda Camden, hnving four times the capacity of the Inst week by a fall from a mowing machine. ....AT THE.... Good rents are scarce in Thomaston, one of landed. Jem Carlin was chief cook, with Light. Bay View, with regular boarders. All of his Frank Fuller hurt his knee severely last week Frank Webster, assistant. Augustus Sweetland, formerly residing here, rooms are now engaged, excepting a few he in a friendly scuffle with another young man. the best indications of improving business. keeps for transients. Mrs. Clifford Buxton and daughter of Toledo, The Bodwell Granite Co. are pushing up the now ot the Boston postofflee force, is at S. N. Misses Jennie and Fannie Lightbourn of An attempt was made to break Into the store Worcester, Mass., are visiting Mrs, Dr. Hcald. Boston Variety Store Ohio, have been visiting relatives in town. contract for the Brooklyn postotfice. An Southard’s. of W. E. Currier last Thursday night nnd Friday Aug. 2nd the Rockland nnd Appleton Fred Shlbles of the New York City police Englishman said last week that he wbb cutting The cottages at Ballard Park arc occupied found themselves facing n double-barreled shot ....IN.... a stone for the "hnttic story.” un which was discharged through the window, Relief Corps will visit Cooper. R. C. A grand force is visiting his parents at West Main street. by their owners with their friends, nnd the t is not known what effect the shot had, but time is anticipated. An anonymous communication anent a little colony Is enjoying the pleasant weather : one tiling is certain, the plnns for robbing the R. Hcmcnway, E. Grinnell, Will Besse, Mrs. Carrie Dccosta and son of Liverpool, f| store was somewhat disturbed. John Fossett and Frank Thompson attended CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE Eng., are nt the house of Capt. Sanders Curl certain swimming contest we were obliged to and bracing sea breezes. put into our waste basket. Correspondents The proposed Dora Wiley Concert, has been Barnum A Bailey’s circus nnd report n good Sch. Sarah Hill, Lane, left Rockport for time. ing. must sign their nntnes to communications. given up. Miss Wiley will sing in Rockland Miss Hattie Boardman, who has been in Bos Boston, returned, loaded for Portland, returned next Thursday evening, assisted by Miss Young Lincoln who ran In the foot race at Water Sets, with Six Glasses, Our small boat fishermen are doing a good here again making the two trips in twelve the Common Fridny night was a very plucky ton the past year or more, is at John Board Bertha Milliken, whistling soloist, E. C. business. Fish nre plentiful, only a short days, discharging four cargoes. Adams, cornctist. all of Bangor, and the lopns little chap. He ran until the Inst minute of FROM 5Oc TO $2.00. man’s. I Mule Qunrtet of Rockland. Our musical peo the hour they were to run, and then dropped in distance from the hnrbor nnd many a stone Mrs. Mary Dunn is the possessor of a branch ple should attend. a dead faint. He was taken to the Burton Samuel E. Smith has just returned from a cutter can be seen coming in with good House nnd kindly cared for. The platform 4 Piece Sets From 25 Cents Up. trip to California and is at the house of Mrs. of pink coral, exquisite in its tint ns a beauti An item of considerable interest, which up catches. ful rose. It is a rare and beautiful specimen, to the present time has failed to get into the dance on the Common Friday night was quite Call and examine our lino before buying elsewhere. well attended. Maria Smith. The preaching services at the Union Church and was purchased by her in Bnrbadoes. papers, is the awarding of the prize to the We have a fine line of Ludlea’ and Gents’ Mrs. George A. Henley and two children of handsomest Camden baby, at the recent glass will be changed next Sunday, when the service Cyrus C. Babb ot Boston is visiting at P. J. MARTINSVILLE. Chelsea, Mass., are at the house of Wm. F. blower exhibition. The prize was awarded by will be at 10.30 n. m. instead of two p. m., as Carleton’s. He is a member of the senior dnss a majority of votes to Paul Hazeltine, the bright Thomas Doherty has moved into the house HOSE, NECKTIES, HANDKERC’FS Gay, Mill River. formerly. The time of evening service will be little son of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Bean. There formerly owned by James Clark, on the of Mass. Institute of Technology, nnd while in were some twenty contestants. Point. FANCY GOODS AND TOYS. Mrs. E. J. Conant of Waltham, Mass., nnd the same. Rockport will make a topographical survey of Capt. Elbridge Cook arrived from Calnis, Samuel H. Gooding and C. II. Vaughn of Jewelry, Clocks, Silver Ware, Miss Mabel F. Kaler of Waldoboro are visit A night blooming cereus ot the mountain Camden by plane table. Boston are visiting Mrs. Isaac Lovelnnd nnd and is hound to Stonington with a cargo of ing relatives in town. variety of Mexico and owned by Mrs. M. Ralph Spear, clerk with W. A. Luce, was friends in Camden. Mr. Gooding was in the lumber. Edward W. Robinson is here from Fort Whartr, bloomed out Friday evening. A large habit formerly of visiting Camden with his Capt. Joshua Rawley’s vessel has arrived in OPTICAL GOODS, married Saturday to Miss Kidder of Camden. family every summer, but of late years his Boston. Capt. Rawley’s son has been mnster Payne, and speaks in glowing terms of the number of people called to see this rare and And a large Rtock of New and Second Hand On their return from a short bridal trip, they vacations have been taken in other directions, nnd has made a very successful trip. Watches, at prices lower than ever before. Parties prospects of the place. benutiful flower. will reside with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. and for 39 years he hns not seen the progress Ones more our community is visited with a In want of a good time piece will save money by Miss Carrie J. Jordan has returned to Mont A man who lives near Pumpkin Ridge, and James Spear. Congratulations. that Camden has made. He is pleased to see very sad affair by the drowning of Ailie Bach- coming to us. We exchange, sell or buy. so many improvements in bis long absence. elder. He bad been boating lime ashes from pelier, Vt., and resumed her duties in the office who always wears blue glasses, went blueberry Tuesday morning our village was startled His old friends are greatly pleased to see him the wrecked schooner on Mosquito Island DON’T FORGET THE PLACE. of the Argus A Patriot. picking last week and filled his pail very by a sudden thunder-burst out of what seemed looking so hale and hearty. to spread on his farm. He had Will Watts, with Forbes, Heywood & Co., quickly with unripe fruit. He is not the first to be clear sky, and it was found that the The 17th Annual Reunion of the 19th Mnine been two loads and was after the third BOSTON VARIETY STORE man who has been taken in by looking through Regiment Association will be held in this place one when he was drowned. He wns within a Boston, is here on a visit to his old home, the lightning had struck near Amos Barrett’s August 27. Arrangements are made to give stone’s throw of the shore coming back, when 322 MAIN STREET, house of Newton Watts. a glass. home. Mr. B. was loading hay and was seri the members a reception as free and cordial as all at once his dory filled and went down. Clarence Winslow owns several hens. Some ously affected by the shock; his horse was has been tendered in the pnst. The Maine Cen His family saw him go down but before aid Next Door to E. B. llHHtings, Kockland. Capt. William J. Tobey nnd family of tral and Knox A Lincoln railroads have granted could reach him went down for the last time. Washington, Kansas, are at the house of Mrs. weeks ago the usual supply of eggs was not forth frightened and ran a long way through the half fare as usual. To go by the way of Ban A search was made for his body. They after O**Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty. Lucinda Tobey, Elliot street. coming. On examining the hennery he found village keeping his load right side up. gor, the Boston A Bangor Steamship Company wards found the body washed up on the shore. that a portion of the floor had been removed carries for one fare the round trip, leaving Ban Deceased was 22 years old and one of our best F. L. SHAW, the Jeweler. Capt. Iehabod Willey,who has purchased the SOUTH THOMASTON. gor at 6 and 11 a. m. Those by the way of young men in Martinsville. 10 Proctor Nichols house on Knox street, will and that three of his bens had formed a trust Asa Coombs is rebuilding the boat, Hum Knox A Lincoln, arrive at Rockland at 11 a. m., move into the house in two weeks. company and were quietly setting on 81 eggs. Durgin. then by stage eight miles to Camden. Probablv HURRICANE. His chickens aro coming along at the rate of Fred Fisk of Bangor is visiting his father, better arrangements will be made from Rock Martin Shields has returned from Rockland ZVZEZD STO ZRJE. Mrs. Frank F. Curling, who has been at sea five or six a day and their owner is anticipat Amos Fisk. land to Camden. A general muster is hoped with her husband in ship Joseph S. Spinney, is for as the matter of going to Gettysburg is to where he has been at work. ing a large crop. Mrs. John B. Rogers is boarding with Mrs. be arranged. at the house of Herman Benner. Mary E- Bond. The packing company commenced putting In the year 18-10 at a district school meeting WASHINGTON. up fish Monday of last week. Mrs. Alden H. Mathews and Miss Rodie Martin Leavitt of Lincolnville is visiting Herbert L. Farrar is spending his vacation held in what is known as the Eastern District, Asa Coombs. Mrs. Garrett Coughlin and Mrs. Bart Dono Rome of Lowell, Mass., is at the house of Joshua Calderwood was chosen moderator, at home. Mrs. Harriet Roney on Wadsworth street. Silas W. McLoon of Rockland is at Pleas Mrs. John Whitmore is visiting relatives in hue were on the Island, Tuesday. Francis McMullen, clerk. It was voted to ant Beach for u week’s stay. Montville. Ship M. P. Grace, Capt. ThoinaB Williams, board themistrefs at Elisha Smith's at 75 cents William Banton, Head-of-the-Bay, is the A party of young people from ViDalhaven is in Queenstown, 106 days from San Fran Mrs. Julia Kaler has returned from her visit were here on a picnic Wednesday. a week and the master during the winter at guest of Cnptain Fred Hayden. in Jefferson. cisco, a quick passage. She carries wheat. Joshua Calderwood’s at 86 cents per week. It Capt. W. II. Luce has trimmed his hedge Miss Leona M. Burns has returned to Miss Joyce nnd Miss Rourke of Boston are Mrs. William Melvin of Lowell and Mrs. was also voted to buy firewood of George Pool and otherwise improved his grounds. Howard, R. I. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J, Hill. Mrs. Cnpt. John Allen is at East Bluehill J. B. Colson of Boston (daughters of the late and the master was tomcasure it. Miss Leila Jones is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Martin McIntire was injured by being visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. J. Miller. Augustus Law. William Uonavan) have been visiting their for T. J. Lyons, special agent of the State Labor John Ingram is finishing a monument at his kicked by a horse while shoeing it Saturday. mer home the past week. Mrs. Nettie Robinson is visiting the Misses Bureau, has sent his report to Commissioner works for William Banton, Head-of-the-Bay. Ryan in Belfast. Mrs. Charles Brown and daughter, Miss Charles W. Stimpson has two of Nelson’s Matthews. I find that the Bodwell Granite Co. Samtfbl C. Dennison has been awarded an Misses Glenora Vannah and Nellie Bryant Elvira, have returned from a visit to Bluehill. colts, nnd since the trot at Mystic Park he has employs 500 men. Granite cutters receive increase of pension. He receives $1,561 back have returned home. pay. O W L ’S HEAD. advanced the price of them, considering the 27 1-2 to 30 cents per hour, qunrrymen, derrick Miss Cad. Bartlett is home from Augusta Maynard Webster is sick with the measles. Asa Coombs and wife occupied the Sweet- spending her vucation. record there made as increasing their value. men, breakers, men who handle powder, land cottage, Pleasant Beach, two days last Dr. Eastman of South Thomaston vil'age is Mr. Stimpson also owns Watchmaker, whose teamsters and boxers of stone from 15 to 22 week. Sheriff Irish of Rockland was in town last having a good practice here. week on official business. record is well known to all in this section. cents per hour. The nationafitv of the work Captain S. 8. Thayer, Chas. Wiggin and Al. Prof. J. Tavlor and family of Waterville are SPECIAL DRIVES men is granite cutters, Americans 172, Scotch Sleeper will go out on a two day’s fishing trip, Miss L. B. Wilson of No. Waldoboro was in occupying Capt. Lester Snow’s house. George E., Alton II. nnd Miss Nettio Smal Tuesday. town u few days last week. ley came here Saturday with the remains of 55, English 18, Irish 4, Canadian 5, Sweed 1. Mr. Carpenter and wife of Pawtucket, It. I., FOR THIS WEEK. Mrs. J. A. Brown of Brockton, Mass., is II. C. Marden und family of Belfast have are stopping a week at the Ocean House. Choicest. Louis Flour...... $5.75 their brother, Preston E. Smalley, who died in been at the Central House. The event of the week here was the game of visiting her mother, Mrs. George Whitcomb, The Matthews cottage is completed and Mrs. “ Corn per bag...... 1.00 Boston Thursday, after a long sickness with base ball between The C.-G. Juniors and the Ash Point. L. M. Staples has been confined to his house Mathews will occupy it this week. It is a line “ Cracked Corn, per bag...... 1.00 consumption. The remains were taken to St. White Caps of this town. The gume was one Miss Winnie nnd Master Fred Ricker of a few days with a bad cold. building and Sherman A Hatch, the builders, “ Meal, p er b ag ...... 1.00 George for interment. The brothers and sister Malden, Mass., are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Mrs. C. B. Hall of Belfast is in town visiting have done themselves credit in the execution ot the most exciting ever played here and a Abel Allen. her mother, Mrs. John L. Rockwell. “ Fine Feed, per 100 lb s...... 1.12,‘£ returned to Boston last evening by boat. De of the work. 3 cans P eas...... 25 large crowd assembled to see the lads at the Mrs. Kimball Stilphin of California, daugh Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Brown of Waltham ceased was a most estimable young man whose national sport. The home team won with a ter of Deacon Benjamin F. Webster, arrived with two children ure spending a few duys with CUSHING. 3 “ T om atoes...... 25 many friends regret his early death. score of 17 to 16. After the game the visitors here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Law. Mrs. Fogerty and family of Brookline, 3 “ Sugar Corn, Maine packed...... 26 Edwin J. Pierce of Rockland has moved to Mrs. Lyman Burkett of Burkettville ami Mass., are at C. A. Fogerty’s. 3 “ String Beans, *• 25 Capt. F. D. Waldo left Wednesday for Phil were treated to ice cream and the two clubs 3 “ Clams, “ 25 had a real jolly good time together,staying over this place. He occupies half of the steamboat Mrs. Maggie Low and daughter of Bluehill Mr. nnd Mrs. A. A. Fales of Charlestown, adelphia, where his ship, the Isaac Reed, is house, Elin street. have been visiting at Mrs. Ella Johnston's. Mass., are visiting A. S. Fales. 3 •• A pples, •• 25 night at the homes of their opponents. The loading case oil for Hong Kong. Mr6. Waldo Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Abbott, who have been APPLETON. Mrs. Fannie Freeman and son Clarence have 2 “ Best Yellow Peach...... 25 Rockland lads are well behaved, gentlemanly 2 “ Best Bartlett Pears...... 25 and son Fred accompany him. The older son, visiting Mrs. John Jones, will return to Mas We think there will be plenty of apples this gone to Union to visit, Rev. J. D. Payson. Ralph Dwight, makes his home with Mrs. H. fellows and are sure of being heartily welcomed sachusetts, Tuesday. Sewall and Eddie Payson of Boston are 2 good B ro o m s ...... 25 year. 2 •• P ails...... 25 M. Lord, Rockland, Capt. Waldo’s sister. Capt. whenever they call this way again. Joseph Smith is the artist who so deftly ar Mrs. Reuben Dyer from Dakota is visiting visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo has bought the homestead on Glcuson ranges the blackboard illustrations of the on Appleton Ridge. Samuel Payson. 5 lbs. good Coffee...... 1.00 On the 1st of January, 1835, Francis Methodist Sunday School. Two persons were baptized at Burton’s 4 •• T e a ...... 1.00 street, and will have it put in a good state of McMullen left this town for Augusiu to take There is a very heavy crop of hay. About Augustus Sprague ami family and Fred one-third more thnn last year. shore, Sunday, Rev. Mr. Andrews performing 20 “ Itice...... 1.00 repair.’ his seatas representative in the state legislature. Hinckley and family ol Vinulhaven were at the ceremony. 4 “ T obacco...... 1.00 Pleasant Beach over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ilemenwny und children of Mrs. Stella T. Gould gave a musicale at her The route then was to North Haven, thence to New York are visiting at II. C. Pease’s. WEST CAMDEN. 49**CoiQfi early as our stock Is limited aud is residence on Thursday evening of last week. Camden by packet Tuesday sand Fridays only. II. P. Babb has as guests Mrs. Eva Moore going fast. of Cambridge, Mass., and Misses Cora and Some pieces of potatoes are badly affected by Mirror Lake is settling slowly. The spacious and brilliantly lighted parlors Owing to snow storms and the ice he did not Lizzie Goodwin of Derry, N. 11. rust. Ours have escaped so far. Had our first Rev. F. A. Vlnat, wile and little son of Vassalboro are visiting friends in this place. J. Donahue & Co., were thronged with a pleasant party. The reach Augusta until the 10th, that day being Captain Julian Snow, L. D. Pierce and Rich new potatoes Sunday. MAIN ST., KOCKLAND. musical program of the evening was well se Saturday be could not take his seat until the ard Snow made a very successful two day's We discovered the first caterpillar eggs the One quarter more hay will be harvested this Iftaritte £hparttntnt. Y. M. C. A. GOT ’EM. 8ch. G. M. Iirainerd sailed yesterday for Our association is now planning for Its [H>t le This in Your Hat! Belfast. winter series of entertainments... .Sec, Whit has addUu.’ to our collection a bottle containing PATENTS! Sch. Caroline Gray, Rowe, is dne in New ford of the Cambridge Association will he at 18 pickled snar.kes, caught on the Parana River, You Can Got Good WORK From - a I York from Laguna. the Lubec summer convention with a goodly Argentine Repnbile,s. 9011th America. jrom xr&oiv, Schs. Wide Awake and John I. Snow are at delegation.. . .The Iopas Male Quartet will t . ar. the South Railway. sing at the men's meeting, next Sunday after WASHINGTON, D.[C. ■ f t Sch. George A. Pierce, Arey, is on the South GREAT CURIco Railway for repairs. noon....The Summer Encampment will be Sell. Ada A. Kennedy arrived in Boston the held at North Lubec August 10-25. George Mrs. D. A. Payson of Hope has enritched KO-KO-TDLU chB"" BLANKETS! 17th for Buenos Ayres. T. A very,the evangelist, and George B. Stebbins our collection with a cannon ball saved from Seh. Laura Messer is receiving a new gang and wife, the singing evangelists, will be one of the Revolutionary battles by Capt.Sam ^CurPB Bad Breath, Indigestion, Dyspepsia. of rigging nt the Atlantic. present. uel Payson, wbo afterwards settled in Hope. A fl&.Witute lor Tobacco. Surpasses in |quality Sch. St. Eimn, Rogers, is due here from New Mrs. Payson js the widow of Capt. Payson's anything *j»ver offered. Astounds the world. Sam York with coal for Crockett. ROUNDABOUT, ple, by mailjVgc. Handsome Box, exact imitation Sell. Nevada, Thomas, lias been undergoing youngest grandson. of a book (12 I’Vxrs), 60c. W rite needed repairs at the Atlantic. M 30 SOL. c\f,K M AN, Memphis, Tenn. At Summer Prices Sch. Pocahontas, Sawyer, arrived at Balti *,* The Georges Valley Railroad is to be A REBEL INVASION. more the 19th, from New York. built. The committee Is not letting off many Sch. Brigadier, Tolman, is discharging coal fireworks, but there's work being done, nnd Rockland's Narrow Escape From De at Portsmouth from New York. good work, too. Canadian PaciitV "Soo Line’' A Sch. Brigadier, Tolman, is discharging coal struction at the Hands of the Con To St. Paul, Minneapolis at Poitsmouth from New York. The people of Port Clyde have earnestly federates, And don't forget that the place to Sch. E. Arculnrlus, Davis, is on the way to gone to work to raise money with which to and the Northwest. K^d the most complete assortment build n chapel. As we stated last week there In describing the location of Bay Point Club Saco from New York witli coal. House, last week, I see reference Is made to the THROUGH CARS trL<>W RATES! °f Roys’ and Children’s Straw Sch. Idaho, Smith, loads coal in New York seems to he quite a number of pocket revivals in battery or earth work near it, and hereby Write C. E. M cPherson, 211 Washington 8t., Hats, NonWjv Light Still'IIats, Kersey for John Staples, Swan’s Island. this section. Bouton, for rates, time tables, and all Information. Sch. Hattie Dunn, Poland, sailed from Gal hangs a talc. This work and the one at Half 28-30 veston the 18th, for Apalachicola. way Point were built by the United Slates, for QUARRY AND SHED. E.B.HASTINGS Sch. Nellie V. Rokes, Lowe, sailed Thurs the defence of our harbor against Ihc nttacks SPECIAL NOTICE. day for Suffolk, Va., from Bangor. of Rebel warships which were reported to he The Joint Standing Committee on Accounts and Sch. A. F. Crockett, Thorndike, is in Rich At Hurricane 20 paving breakers have been Claims will meet at tlie office of tbeCity Treasurer, meditating an attack on this place. It was re at 7 o’clock p. in. on Friday proceeding the first HATS! mond, discharging ice from Bangor. set to work. ported one day before these works were fin Monday In each month, for the purpose of auditing —10 A T - Sch. Ring Dove, Marston, is on the way to A gentleman nnmed Montgomery has been bills against the city. Camden, coal-laden from New York. ished or manned that a Rebel vessel was in the Those having claims are requested to leave them Sch. Ella Pressey, Gray, sailed Friday for appointed superintendent of the Clark’s Island oiling, nnd that it was necessary to mnkc some with son e one of the committee, or at the Treas. works in place of G. A. Ilahh, resigned. The ftrer’s office, on or before that date, otherwise they Red Beach to load plaster for Baltimore show of defence, so that moonlight night will necessarily he laid over until the following Sch. G. M. Brainerd, Mullen, arrived Satur company now has 70 pnving breakers, 11 cut Rockland’s beautiful women and brave men month. day from Philadelphia with coal for Belfast. ters, nnd 60 qunrryinen at work. Sch. Ligonia W. A. BARKER, E. I , B erry! Co.'s, SHALL OPEN with two field pieces gathered on Main street, WM II. .SMITH, Sch. Luclln Snow, Carter, arrived in New was loading there last week with cut nnd rough armed nnd equipped, determined to sell their CHAS. E.WEEKS, York Thursday from Clcnfuegos with log wood. stone for New Y’ork. goods dearly if at all. The field pieces were Where prices are guaranteed as low Sell. Titos. It. Pillsbury arrived nt Matnnzns brought out to the foot of Limerock street, as the lowest, and where you are the 12th Inst., from Havana, to load for North The new Wetmore A Morse Granite Co.’s of Hatteras. buildings nt Montpelier, Vt., are rapidly com ammunition prepared, horses hitched up and sure to find the very latest styles and ing Into shape. The frame is up ami nearly novelties. Sell. Belle Brown, Sawyer, spoken July 1, in covered for the main shop, size 216x40 ft.; the all made ready for a move in any direction. READY FOR BUSINESS. lat. 41 23, Ion. 47 36, from Annapolis, N. S., foundation is completed for the polishing mill. It was thought best to have the batteries Wednesdaj x Morning, for Madeira. The contract for the stone trfhimings for the manned, so Lieut.------was sent (o Halfway Bark John It. Stanhope, Norton, was nt new Cheney Bigelow wire works factory Spring- Point, and was taken there by the writer of CHAS. W. PERRY Cardenas the 12tli Inst, for North of Hatteras Held, Mass’, has been granted to n $5000 hid. this with a horse nnd wagon. We turned off about the 30th. The trimmings will be entirely of Dummer- Is prepared to take contracts for You M ust H ave Them Sch. Helen Montague, Cookson, lias been stone blue granite and about 30 car loads will the Owl’s Head road, drove into the rear of (he discharging coal ut the Railroad wharf for the be required. The building is to be entirely sur battery ns far ns practicable when the wrifer JU LY 17] L. II. II. It. Co. rounded by an area coping of granite. This left die lieutenant nnd came home. By fhe Movint and Raisini Bnilflinis! If you want a Fine Shoe, made on will require 60 pieces of stone each six feet —AND— Sch. Speedwell, Weed, arrived Friday from long. time the writer got hack to the main army it Stylish Lasts, Most Serviceable, Rockport, Mass., where she discharged coal had dwindled somewhat In numbers as the DIGGING AND BUILDING CELLARS. Easy and Flexible from New York. soldiers had become weary of “ watching and Sch. Speedwell, Weed, arrived Friday from BUILDING BITS. Rockport, Mass , where she discharged coal waiting," nnd hud gone to the rear to get n nap ALL KINDS OF TRUCKINC from New York. before the battle. HORSEHIDE SHOES! 100 PRS. NEW BLANKEi PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Schs. Warner Moore, Crockett, and W. II. Florence Donahue is making nn addition to About this lime there came into our harbor Allison, Kcnninton, In Richmond, will loud the refrigerator residence, corner Park and E-U-Mr. Perry has all the necessary appliances nnd [CORDOVAN.] Broadway... .A. A. Blaekington is erecting a two strange steamers, one towing the other. guarantees satisfaction. 11.36 iron for New Y'ork. line, commodious house, soutli of George Of course we all went down to the wharves to ja. Sailed, 19ih, S. W. Brown; 21st, Yankee Smith’s, on the Meadow road----Aaron Howes see the Rebel privateer which had been cap ttiy T’ . A . i n . Maid, Tuttle, Sardinian, Lord, Ella Pressey, is nt work on the super-structure of his new Gray, for New Y’ork. house, Granite street... .Mrs. Pbilura Rogers tured, hut Io! and behold ! they proved to be TF'Vc have the exclusive sale for Just bought at a Great Re Cnpt. D. W. Look went to Franklin Saturday has sold her house on C'nmdcn street to C. W. a disabled eastern steumer, towed in for a bar- Wood & Metal Working! where his vessel, the J. B. Holden, is loading Perry, who has moved It to Perryville. Mrs. hor. It. M. P. this city. paving fur New York. Rogers is to have a new and commodious house duction from regular price, Scb. Decatur Cakes, another new Rockland erected on the site of the old one, and work NOVELTIES! CABINETW ORK! has already commenced on the foundation.... GOOD FEED . Pattern Making, Scroll Sawing, Light Grinding “ The Proof of the Pudding is in the acquisition, was discharging coal Friday for Clarence E. Goulding is to build 11 house for and Polishing. Crockett from New Y’ork. Mrs. Murcia Hall, Linden street. It will lie E ating.” and shall offer them to our The following have arrived; 20lh, schs. 21x27 feet, with ell 14x20, story and a half. The Thorndike Sunday noon menu is getting Repairing of all Kinds Neatly Done ! E. G. Willard. Commonwealth, Race Horse; Mr. Goulding has repaired the houses of Capt. to be a matter of great interest to many of our E . M S H A W , 22nd, Mary Brewer, Kenney. Larkin Whitten and Geo. W. Thompson, and people, who are getting into the fashion of customers at Sch. It. L. Kenney is nt the Atlantic Wharf is now finishing up work on the store of A. M. GRACE ST., PREMISES OF..JAS. W IGHT’ repairing damages received in this harbor from Fuller A Co. This firm now has tine quarters, dining there. Yesterday the following epicu another schooner some weeks ago. with a roomy tenement above....B. F.Stevens rean repast was served : HEADQUARTERS Cleared the 18th from Philadelphia, sch. Al- four new cosy cottages, Soutli Main street, are OYSTERS. DR. 0. L. BARTLETT, faretta Campbell, Campbell, for Bangor; sell all occupied. He will probably build three Providence River Ice. For Gents’ and Boys’ Jennie Grecnbatik. Webster, for South New more of these cottages on Hall street, this tall soup. market. ....N . F. Albee is making important changes Physician & Surgeon, WofiDEftfuLLy Low P rices. nnd improvements about his house. Mock Bisque. Ox Tail. Sch. S. J. Lind-cy was in the stream Friday, FISH. [Successor to Dr. E. L. Estnbrook.J FINE CALF SHOES! lime-laden from Abbott tor New Y’ork. Capt. Boiled Halibut—Egg Snuce. O~NIght Calls answered from the Office. W ill Petinp. formerly of sch. A. Heaton, has SMART LADIES. Cucumbers. Sliced Tomatoes. taken command. BOILED. Button, Balmoral and Congress of all Sch. Jonathan Bourne collided with the Corned Beef and Cubbuge. grades, qualities and prices. South street bridge, Philadelphia, July ltith, A Rare Quintet of Aged Women Who ROAST. and about 12 feet of the schooner’s bowsprit Talk Over Old Tim es. Sirloin of Beef—Dish Gravy. was carried away. Chicken—Sage Dressing—Giblet Sauce. ^TME BEjT A pleasant family reunion was held at Spruce Loin of Spring Lamb—Mint Sauce. r m THE Bark John II. Stanhope, Norton, Is in Carde Rib of Beef—Yorkshire Pudding. (jV lT A R j Head Thursday, in which the following old ■ w o r l d -W ^V i a d d e e: BYb Y nas, loading sugar and muhogany for New ^ p r k f < £ ^ < h a y ^ £ <°- We shall open this week 1 Y’ork or Philadelphia, 11 cents on sugar and $8 ladies participated: Mrs. McKellar of Spruce ENTREES. Esca]loped Oysters a la Cream. LADIES! per M on mahogany. Head, 93; Mrs. Israel Snow of Rockland, 86; Baked Macaroni with Cheese. BOSTON-MA5V Brig M. C. Haskell, Perry, arrived in Gal Mrs. Smart, Rockland, 84; Mrs. Eliza Thorn Boston Puff Fritters au glazed. / end FOR ff.Lt/5TRATED CATALOGUE FREE Who desire a Fashionable and Com case veston the 10th from Appalachicola in ballast. dike, Rockland, 84; Mrs. Hannah McLoon, Tomato Salad a la Mayonalse. She expected to get away for New York about VEGETAIILE8. KNOX COUNTY—In Court of Probate held at fortable Shoe try a pair of our justly the 20th with lumber. Boston, 80. Their combined ages make 427 Mashed Potatoes. Boiled Potatoes. Rockland, on the third Tuesday of July, 1889. yeurs, an uverage age of 85 2-5 years. They Stewed Tomatoes. Nellie L. Messer, widow of Herbert B. Messer, celebrated Sch. Clara Colcord is discharging coni in New Peas. New Beets, Butter Beans. late of Rockland, In said County, deceased, having Bangor from Baltimore. She loads ice hack are all capable, hale and hearty, and a more presented her application for allowance out of the to Baltimore at $1 and discharged. Capt. Col jovial or agreeable party one seldom meets. RELISHES. personal estute of said deceased .* cord has been at home. Tomato Ketchup. Horse Radish. Halford Sauce. Best Quality Prints The last four named rode down from this Celery Sauce. Pickled Cucumbers. O R D E R E D , That notice thereof he given three Sch. Addle E. Snow, Hinckley, is loading city in one team. Olive Oil. Worcester Sauce. Mixed Ibckles. weeks successively in the Courier-Gazette, printed ROCHESTER SHOES! white ouk on the Chickahominy River for Wiesbaden Sauce. in Rockland, in said county, that all persons inter I. L. Snow A Co. Cnpt. Israel Snow, Jr. ,is ested may attend at a Probate Court to he held at For Style,Finish and Superior Fitting there superintending the cargo. DESSERT. Rockland, on the third Tuesday of AugUBt next, HER THEORY. Baked Plum Pudding—Wine Sauce. and show cause, II any they have, why the prayer Qualities they cannot be excelled. Sch. Clara, Capt. Weston Gregory, goes to Apple l’le. Blueberry i’lo. Pineapple Pie. of said petition should not he granted. Red Beach to load plaster for Washington, Assorted Cuke. Filberts. Raisins. 28-30 RKUEL ROBINSON, Judge. Hand Turns and Hand Welt, French A t the lotv price of I). C. She is a fine schooner of 280 tons and “ I know how the stars are made," snid a Wulnuls. Almonds. Custanas. Pecans. A true copy—A ttest:—A. A . B ea t o n , R egister. was rebuilt two years ago of live oak. She is little Rockland prattler the other day. “ God Coffee. Cheese. C rackers. Tea. Kid and Bright Dauga. well made, and has tine accommodations. cut holes in the skv with scissors, and let the Walnut lee Cream—with Cuke. KNOX COUNTY—In Court of Probate, held a* light shine through.” Rockland, on the third Tuesday of July, 1889. L im e k t e u s .— Peerless sailed Wednesday for Nancy J. Norton, widow of William Norton, late New York from Fnrrand---- Laura Rankin, IN POLITICS. of Matinicus, in said County, deceased, having pre- Averill, was in the stream Friday from Itunkin OCEAN FOAM. sented her application for allowance out of the per $ 2 . 2 5 for New Y’ork---- Monticello, Smith, was Political matters this year are quiet. Only sonal estate of said deceased : loading Friday from Crockett for Provi eleven stutes elect slate officers this year. O r d e r e d , That notice thereof be given, three 5 Cents Per Yard. dence-----Ida Hudson, Collins, was loading Rockland Harbor Shelters the Noted Kentucky will hold a general election for State weeks successively, in tlie Courier-Gazette, printed Thursday for Boston from Otirily---- Jennie Yachts of the Country, Treasurer on August 5. Elections in ten in Rockland, in said County, that all persons inter The Latest, Greatest anti Best G. Plllsiiurv, Wall, sailed Friday for New other states will take place on November 5. ested may attend at a Probate Court to he held at The handsome schooner yacht Sea Fox of Rockland,on the third Tuesday of August next, and Y’ork from Pillsbury---- Georgia Berry, Ginn, On that day; show cause, if any they have, why the pruyer of sailed Wednesday for New York, from Crock the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club of Iowa will elect Governor and Lieutenant said petition should not lie granted. Bargain ett---- Florida, White, sailed Wednesday for New York gracefully swung into our harbor, Governor. 28-30 R EU EL ROBINSON, Ju d g e. These Prints are good style New York from Cobb---- M. J. Lee, Matthews, Friday afternoon, heralding the approach of Maryland will elect Comptroller and Attor A true copy—A tte s t:—A. A . B ea t o n , R egister. ever seen in this city for Ladies’ fine suiled Wednesday for New York from Perry others of her males and the squadron of the ney General. Bros.---- Julia Berkelc, French, suiled Friday Eastern Yueht Club of Boston, and soon the Massachusetts will cleet Governor und State KNOX COUNTY.—Ill Court of Probate, held at Boots is our for New Y’ork---- Silver Heels, Aylwurd, was following were anchored at convenient dis officers. Rockland on the third Tuesday of July, 1889. and guaranteed the very best loading Friday from Ames for New York---- tances off Tillson wharf, the Happing streamers, Mississippi will elect Governor and State Henry Geyer, Executor of the last will and Sardinian. Lord, wus in the stream Friday while canvas und mooring tenders making a officers. testam ent of Mai-y>Sturling. late o f F riendship, in SPECIAL BRIGHT DONGA very lively scene which was enlivened the said County, deceased, liaving presented his from A. J. Bird for New Y’ork---- J. S, Beii- Nebraska will elect a Supreme Court Judge first account of administration of the estate of said quality made. cbiiui, Ginn, arrived in New Y’ork Friday from more when night set In and the various colored und two Regents. deceased tor allowance, as well as his private ac Common Sense and Opera Toe at Crockett---- Alfred Keene, Greeley, is dis lights lent their aid to the picture. count against said estate: The following yachts were here: Fortuna, New Jersey will elect Governor and State charging lime in Richmond---- Edwin, Ander officers. O r d e r e d , That notice thereof lie given, three only son, arrived Friday from Ipswich to loud lime Com. IL S. Hovey, with Flett Captain Joseph New York will elect State officers, except weeks successively in the Courier-Gazette, printed tom Gurdy lor New York ------Mary Snow, Revere aboard, Foam, (Enone, Col. Hugh Governor and Lieutenant Governor. in Rocklund, in said County, that all persons inter- Mtli sailed Friday for New Y’ork from l’erry Cochrane, Troubadour, Com, Wbitten of the Ohio will elect Governor und State officers. ested may attend at a Proliate Court to he hold at Bros.---- Uncle Joe was loading yesterday Dorchester Club, Peerless, Quickstep, Capt. Pennsylvania will elect State Treasurer. Rockland, on the third Tuesday of August next, $ 2 . 2 5 - Fred Grinnell, Viutor, Rebecca, Vixen, Algu, and show cause, if any they have, why the said ac from Perry Bros, for New York---- M. W. Virginia will elect Governor und IJtatc offi count should not be allowed. Gritlin, Bachclder, was reudy to sail for New Capt. C. A. Longfellow, Mystery, C. A. Lamb, cers. Pappoose, Capt. Bayard Thayer, Zigeuner, und 28.R0 RKUEL ROBINSON, Judge. York Saturday, with lime. Political interest this year accordingly is A true Copy—Attest:—A. A. B e a t o n , Register. steum yacht Nooya, J. .Montgomery Sears, nil centered in the election of the newly admitted Hying the Eastern Club’s colors, und the fol states. North Dakota aud South Dakota, KNOX COUNTY—In Court of Probate, held at THE CORRECT STYLES! We have just received a new NEW YORK CHARTERS. lowing Hying the colors of the Seawanhaka Washington and Monlunu, which are now Rockland, ou the third Tuesday of July, 1889. Club: Sea Fox, Com. A. Cass Canlield, with framing their eonstiiuiions and will elect lull Israel C. Gliddeni Executor of the last will und Ship St.John, (to arrive), 65,000 eases re Fleet Captain L. F. Doremleulx aboard, siute governments and legislatures, which will testament of Isaac Gliddeu, late of Vinaliiaven, iu lot of fined to Japan. 33 rents—Oct .Nov.— -Ship Medusa, Capt. Robert Cante, Vice Com. choose eight United Stales Senators. Each said (.'ounty, deceased, having presented Ids lirst Santa Clara, Irom Hull to Philadelphia, cliff- Center, Gorrllla, Capt. It. P. Carroll, Kuthleen, and tiual account of administration of the estate of new state will also elect a Representative in said deceased for allowance: stone, Is. per ton----- Bk. Edward Cushing. Capt W. Whitlock. Congress, except South Dakota, which will from Fernandina to New York, lumber, $7.50 The lleet left Marbleheud Wednesday, nnd O rd e r e d , That notice thereof he given, three FINE NECK WEAK! elect two. weeks successively, in tin; Courier-Gazette, printed —free wharfage---- Schs. Daniel Pierson, from before reaching the Isle of Shoals eneounteied I Im terms of no United States Senators ex in Rockland, in said County, that all persons inter Rondout to Newburyport, coal, SI 20---- Nat a severe hurricane which knocked the Adrienne pire next year, so the election of members of ested mav attend at a Probate Court to ir* held at Just received. Meader, from Hoboken to Amesbury Ferry, (town, so damaging her that she was obliged the legislature this year is of interest as bear Rockland, on the third Tuesday of August next, FO ULED C^fflBUICS coal, $1.10----Ann Eliza, from Holiokeu to t lort gray hair. I have seen a cattle GRANITE WORKERS. iNG ITEM S. sen In the west who was the Image of her, 3L.A33X3ESJS1’ something of the Rosa Bonhenr order only The Black Diamond granite quarry at Addi electric railway, six miles in length, has thin nnd Englishy with a red face. Mrs. tJwuuuICOi Two Americans and Their Im ^ess- son, which has hitherto been worked by Iqc«.i. '"recently neen completed nt Chattanooga, Tenn., Hair Dressing Rooms! Browning, they tell me, was a shrivelled little 1 at a total construction cost of $15,000. The capital,was sold this week to BrooklynjXlNic?, Sprague motor is used. The cars run six ions of Fair Italy. woman, with an asthmatic cough and a shrill who have formed a company under,t*ue laws of miles an hour in the citv and fifteen miles an CUSTOM piping voice and nothing in her manner or ap New York,and will at once e’.igage in business. hour in the suburbs. Tbc speed, of course, is 365 MAIN STREET. pearance indicating her literary likeness. So It is understood that tlift'ilew purchasers have regulated bv the driver through whnt is termed Our Correspondent Discourses of a switch, located on either platform nnd by it is with most all of them, Lavalcr to the tinder consideratiPTi the project of erecting a Art, Literature and Politics. him the car can be brought ton halt within a HAIR WORK, contrary notwithstanding. mill and equipping it with a plant necessary distance of live feet. So far the road has been I thought I would write you something operated with complete success. for carrv’/ng on the various branches of the in Hair Dressing. ~ r ~ r r about the galleries but I shall really have to dustry. At present, however, the stone will he The English h ive a formidable torpedo that American Sculptors and Their Homes— is called the whitehead. It is a cylinder, leave that subject to the guide books and cata ."/dipped in the rough state to New York. The A Well-earned Rest—The Graves logues. I believe everybody knows tha cigar-shaped, from 12 to 16 feet in length, that BOSTON of Distinguished Americans—Authors company will he known as the Manufacturers’ is propelled under water nt a speed of twenty- the “ Venus of Medici” is in the Uffici G».’,,ery five miles an hour, by compressed air. It has Shampooing, and Their Personality—How They Granite Company of Brooklyn, with officers ns | and the “ Madonna della Sedia” of Ra'pUacl in follows : James Sharkey,President; John Sut a secret balance charnher that perfectly con 7/W 4. 4. ►!< •I" ’I* Write—How the Language is Being the Pitti. The art collection here Is the finest trols the depth of submersion in the water, ter, Treasurer; Samuel Cacroft, Secretary. nnd an automatic steering n| paia'.iis that u n ETC. Formed—Heavy Taxation. in the world, and the Florentine? artists among Geo. A. Clough, esq., of Boston has com be ,-et with toe nicest accuracy. An idea ot CLOTHING F l o iib n c e , June 23, 1889. the greatest and most ntvmcrons. But the toe value nnd line mechanism of thtse mys pleted the sale of his valuable granite property terious engines of war may lie inferred from Wins, Crimps, Swilclies, Frizzes .J, 4, 4. 4. 4. 4. D e a r C.-G :—I hasten (o finish up the cor subject for newspaper co/rrespondence is more than I have the courage to struggle with. Of at Bluehill, to a rich western syndicate. Work the fact that each torpedo costs from eight Made to Order nnd Repaired. respondence began In Florence early last will he commenced at once. hundred to a thousand dollars. winter, as I leave here for Venice on Saturday what little i have seen of Italy, 1 must say next. Since my last, my friend and myself that Florence is Florence, and what Is true of The contract for furnishing the grnnlte curb Blasting will commenced this week for the T I V M f l H I X 4 STORE have become very well acquainted with the Genoa, Naples and Venice Is not true of this ings, borders, and sidewalks for the new pub foundation for the new hotel which is to he American Colony and leave it with many place. lic building at Augusta has been awarded the erected at Dark Harbor, Long Island. It will Manicure Powder nnd Tools for Sale. HallowellGranitc Company. After the plans in regrets. The best known names r.nong the EXPENSIVE ARI1MII.ATI0N. be built by Philadelphia gentlemen, who own Americans here are, Hiram Towers and the new postoffice building had been a large amount of land upon tbc island. Tbc The unity ot Italy hasn’t much significance completed, the contracts awarded and Mrs. Cora L. Millay, Thomas Ball,sculptors. The first,alas ! Is dead, In this respect. The Venetians, Milanese, wharf in front of the site of the hotel Is now work had begun, it was discovered that all ar Over Rose Brothers, though the second is r.Hll in the land of the liv Neapolitans, Tuscans, Sicilians and all the rest being conslrocted. ing, and In bis r-.C'iitles feels no abatement of rangements for proper sanitnry conveniences of the provinces are as different in customs as up stairs bad been entirely overlooked. The The MAIN 1ST., ■ - ROCKLAND. activity. We has just finished a statue of P. dialects. An officer told me that the army was Kncklnntl T. Bp-.um and is now taking a three months’ upper stories will be used as n pension office, , Visitors Surprised! the great means of fusing the people, and that where n number of clerks are employed, and Photographers, v .cation on your side of the Atlantic. The Italy would be united In sympathy nnd interest no proper accommodation except wny down in 320 Central Block, Villa Ball, just outside the Porta Romann, is FRANCES A. W ADE.'S by her military system. Rather an expensive the basement of tbc building. The Secretary Main Nt.. Make all kinds one of the most beautiful in that section ; and policy, to support a standing army of 230,000 of the Treasury wns notified, who authorized of Pictures In First-Class style. Its hospitality is much coveted by visiting Tintypes, Minnetts, Panel up to Life Size. 4lT'sTPVTOW W b men for that purpose ! The fact of it is, the the superintendent to finish off the nttic of the / Buyers Delighted! Americans. During the senson, the receptions Italian Government doesn’t propose to allow building for the purpose. and private musicnles given there are the lend any secession from any of the provinces in her STUDIO 362 MAIN STREET. ing events of the colony. Mr. Ball was for The works ut Friendship, Long Island, em McLOON & CROCKETT. Copying and all kinds of Portrait Work done. confederation. There ia a great feeling of dis ploy about 50 men at present. A Inrge stone ImnerialH, Boudoirs, Promenades, Cabinets, Cards merly a member of the llnndei & Hayden content In many ot them, and the soldiers have Life Size Picture* Marie by the Platinum and Petites, Careful attention given to [orders for Society of Boston, and is very proud of a hand wharf has been nearly completed from which ProceHP. absolutely perm anent, and come into collision with strikers and malcontents the vessels will be loaded. Three separate India Ink Work, Water'JLColors, some chronometer presented him by the same in most every pnrt of the kingdom and in some Finished in Ink and Crayon. quarries have been opened, all of which show We keep a large variety of for his solo work In its first oratorios. Mrs. cases they have been very serious, for instance, CRAYONS AND PASTELS. a good quality ofgranitcin unlimited nmounts. Mouldings nnd make Ball is a member of the Chickering family the riots of Rome, Lombardy, Naples and in Only the best Artists employed. Owing to the and is a skillful pianist. The only child, the So far only paving stone has been taken out. Frames to Suit rapidity of my light, I am sire to get the baby's tact every where almost hut in Tuscany. The A new hoarding house 73 by 28 feet, together Custom ers. picture. Children a specialty. wife of William Cowper, the sculptor, was government has a debt of nearly four thousand 10 C a ll. FIN E GOODS formerly a pupil of Von Bulow and is the with n cook bouse 58 by 28 arc nearly finished. millions of dollars. The charter of its present The main house contains 11 rooms and will nc- '• Frances A. Wade, finest amateur in Florence nnd a clever com banking system expires within six months, -AND- commodate 100 men. ROCKLAND, ME. poser. and everything in n fiscal sense is strained to ia ' HIRAM POWERS, T1IE SCl’ErTOR, its utmost. The land is taxed in some districts And “The Greek Slave,” liis masterpiece! who nearly sixty per cent of its net income, every Defeat of Prohibition at the Polls. thing eatable or drinkable Is weighted in the Many a Life has not heard of him nnd his work! In spite BOSTON DENTISTS, same way. One of our consuls says that in AS been saved by flic prompt use of of the petty jealousies and competitions of his L a m o in e , July 16, ’89. Ayer’s Pills. Travelers by land or times, his fame outlives all the meanness of any other country the people would either Mu. E d it o r .—A distinguished writer, I)r. Low Prices! rebel or emigrate. Many are really taking to Cunningham Geikie, observes in one of his Hsea are liable to constipation or other the struggle and he now holds the place of historical works that, “Nations ns a whole derangements of tlie stomach and bowels honor in the Pantheon of American sculptors. the latter alternative and are going by the hnve in all ages refused to sustain for any which, if neglected, lead to serious and The impressionists nnd their schools have long thousands to South America. How long such length of time a high morality which curtails often fatal consequences. The most sura since ceased to vex him, and the congressional a state of things can last nobody knows, but it their self indulgence and imposes strictness of means of correcting these evils is the use DO THE WORK. is the Italian nature to put off and see what life. Puritanism In its sincerity is always of Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. The pru commission, and the municipal committee, limited to a narrow section and n reaction 388 Main Street, Rockland, Maine. with its lobbying adjuncts, and intriguing par will turn up next, so what will come of it re against it, when the opportunity offers, is eer- dent sailing-master would as soon go to mains to he seen. t .in.” This remark affords a much more rea sea without his chronometer as without a Opposite Thorndike Hotel. tisans are things of the past as far as he is sonable account of the failure ot the prohibition a supply of these Pills. Though prompt concerned. It is almost a pleasure to contem POLITICAL POINTS. movement in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and energetic in operation, Ayer's Pills plate a true artist at rest—for of all mortals, he The Austrian alliance ia very unpopular. and Pennsylvania, than that of many of the Teeth ^ Extracted . Without Tain J civil hut constant opponents to the t mperance leave no ill effects ; they are purely By my newly discovered process (used free represents best in life— “the spurns that patient She is an old enemy of Italy and still holds cause, to wit; Thut these defeats do not argue vegetable and sugar-coated ; the safest _ Mfci _ o f_e ha r ge. ) USE1#?- sMQMW merit of the unworthy takes,"and best in death two Italian provinces,Trent and Trieste. There the retrograde movement of the cause, hut medicine for old and young, at home or that consummation devoutly to he wished. Mrs. is one thing that looks pretty certain, that is, only that the time for prohibitory legislation Heeth.Filled ;Without Pain!’ abroad. All operations performed witli the greatest care Powers is still living, and occupies a handsome that Austria will go out of the triple alli has not nrrived. A plain honest statement of " For eight years I was afflicted with and LOWEST PRICES in the 8tato. Filling and W E A R E the case on the other hand is thut after an evil constipation, which at last became so Artiticinl Teeth a specialty. Office open until 8 p.rn, villa near and just outside the Porta Itomana. ance nnd leave Italy and Germany has been so thoroughly exhibited and so justly had that the doctors could do no more Her son,Longworth Powers,also a sculptor,lives gether; that the Clerical party will gain measured as that of the manufacture and sale for me. Then I began to take Ayer’s _DR. E, A. WATROUS,"® opposite, and her daughter, Mrs. Ibbotson, the ground again in Italy and that France will of intoxicants in a civilized community, a Pills, and soon the bowels recovered MANAGER. 15 MJ wife of a wealthy English steel manufacturer, unite with it; that Austria will make common neglect or refusal to vote it out of existence their natural and regular action, so that proves how little the sense of simple morality { now I am in has a beautiful villa just adjoining. There cause with the people, and that the poverty has to do with casting the ballot at ihe polls. ' The Leaders! are two other sons, Dr. Edward Powers and and misery of the agricultural and artisan The friends and faithful toilers ot the anti- E x c e l l e n t Mr. Preston Powers,sculptor,and two daughters classes will not inspire them much to stand by saloon cause have in this a lesson to learn : They must not expect to guin by political health.”—Mrs. C. E. Clark, Tewksbury, BEST residing at Via Reggio, Mrs. Lemmi nnd Miss a government that has so burdened them that suffrage what they cannot gain by appeals to J Massachusetts. Annie Powers. This family is naturally the many are starving and thousands working for the conscience and hearts of the voting masses. “ I regard Ayer’s Pills as one of the most conspicuous of the resident Americans, eight and ten cents a day. The cry here of the They must not consider a majority of votes a most reliable general remedies of our and perhaps the most conspicuously American reform party is “break the triple alliance, victory for the great cause of public sobriety times. They have been in use in my unless the public has been thoroughly convert- family for affections requiring a purga r LATEST STYLES, of all the resident families. Several of the reduce the standing army, give tip colonization C 1 by warnings, by persuasions, even by great tive, and have given unvarying satisfac St. Louis Roller Flour children were born in Florence, hut they arc and fighting in Africa, and get on some fiscal epidemics of crime to feel the need ot the ex tion. We have found them an excellent nnd financial basis that the country can stand.” tinction of the liquor saloons. The temperance remedy for colds and light fevers.”— by no means Florentines by education. The cause has suffered more by delusive victories whole family history has been so interwoven Imbriani, the representative from Puglia, told W. R. Woodson, Fort Worth, Texas. —A ND T H E - than by these recent defeats. A somewhat “ For several years I have relied more with American and English associations that Cnspi the other day that unless something was boastful confidence in the high morul standard , upon Ayer’s Pills than upon anything $ 5 .2 5 . Itulian influence has had little to do with them. done soon to relieve the tension, the present of the states which have just given their sup- I port to the saloon interests has been rudely else in the medicine chest, to regulate I have enjoyed the graphic anil familiar por government might consider itself warned, that iny bowels and those of the ship’s crew. undermined. The prohibition standard of These Pills are not severe in their ac Guiding Star traiture of many literary and artistic celebri is the monarchy was a secondary,consideration, righteousness is too high for those common tion, hut do tlieir work thoroughly. I The Best Flour offered in this city ties that have been intimately known by Mrs. that it must look out for itself, for with the wealths. They arc weighed in ihe balances and have used them with good effect for -FOR- Powers during her long residence here, the country at large it was “ Italy first, the mon found wanting. B. the cure of rheumatism, kidney trou Brownings, Chas. Lever and his family, Bay archy aiterwards.” What a pity that such a bles, and dyspepsia.” — C’apt. Mueller, g tp ir v yor|_Bulter Milk Bread Mixing, \ beautiful country, so rich in resources, too, Steamship Felicia, New York City. ard Taylor, Anna Cora Mowat, and dozens of IN GENERAL. “ I have found Ayer’s Cathartic Pills SUMMER BARGAINS official celebrities; but I inusn’t now try to should be in such a fix. In I’uglia nnd Sicily to ho a better family medicine fur com remember them. TLere is a freshness and where such immense quantities ot wine were The referee of the Sullivan-Kilraln fight has mon use than any other pills within my $6.00. x;": vividness about those personal reminiscences made and sold In France gizen himself up to the Governor of Missis knowledge. They are not only very sippi and is under bonds. effective, hut safe, and pleasant to take that one doesn't get ut second hand or from THERE HAS BEEN TEltlllllLE DISTRESS. — qualities which must make them the language of books. However, that is one A sensational statement was made in Johns valued by the public.” — Jules flauel, Fancyl Rio UCoffee! The people In those places had everything town by a gentleman who said that a diver Perfumer, Philadelphia, Pa. of the pleasures of travelling and meeting peo bought from them on the spot by French con who had examined the foundations of the ple. tractors ; now that the treaty with France is stone bridge for the Pennsylvania Railroad company, bad made some startling discover THEODORE PARKER. off, the Frenchmen buy crude vzines in Spain ies. The story is that the bottom of the Cone- A yer’s Pills, 28XCTS. I was out to the protestnnt cemetery a while and the Puglians haven’t even vessels enough raaugh river near the bridge is full of dcud , PREPARED BY t to put wine into, much less inurkets to send it bodies, and that probably hundreds urc lying ! ago, and saw the graves of several who had there one upon another. Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. ZttK.V’S A-V1> BO VS’ come here to end their days and be laid away to. There is not even n modus vivendi to fall Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. back on, and us the Italian government is too Prof. Jules Gautier of France accomplished CHAS T. SPEAR to rest, and many who had fallen by the way- a remarkable swimming feat in England re side of their journeys. It seemed well enough proud to propose negotiations and the French cently. He swam eight miles with hands and to see the Brownings restiug there, nnd Walter too disdainful, the result is u technical und feet tied in 2 hours 8 minutes. The professor Savuge Lander and the Trollopes,but there was practical non intercourse, especially damaging intends this season to emulate the late Captain & 295 & 297 Main St./.Rockland, to the Italians. But for all this there is a Webb’s famous Channel swim und is open to something wrong about Theodore Parker’s swim any mun in the world with hands and being buried away from home. It teemed to liberal and intelligent public option making feet tied. ClothinG its way; and will be likely to be felt before me that he ought to have been at Mt. Auburn. The manager of the American Aluminum Co., I saw many bunting about for his grave, and long and I hope hold it together. Enough for F.J. Seymour,recently died in Findley, O.,and it was only after a thorough search that I politics. the secret ot making aluminum died with him. could find it, so you can imagine there is noth There is a government regulation that would The process, ulthougli patented in nearly all of GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS. be well for Americans to remember when they its points, has been kept a religious secret, and Prices Will Tel/ ing conspicuous about the spot; und obscure no one bus ever been permitted to penetrate the as it is, it is only marked with a plain brownish buy psuedo originals in the way of paintings mysteries surrounding it. A 15-foot picket slab with nothing but the nutne and dates. und old relics. Before such things are re fence surrounds the buildings, with its gates We are still on deck wit<) moved from the place of purchuse, the govern doubly puuloeked. It bad been Seymour’s in ROMANCE WRITERS. variable custom to awuit the critical moment prices on groceries ment has the right of examination, und in case when the fluid mass had reached the right Hats, Caps, Trunks, Etc. Florence seems to be a special resort for o f’a valuable work of art, the privilege of stage, and then all the employes were ex romance and magazine writers. They are detention und prevention of removal from the cluded from the room, the doors were locked Lower Than Ever. and all ulone he went through the mysterious here in (locks like the painters and sculptors. kingdom or city. The result is if you have processes of the laboratory, adding a chemical Compare the following prices anything worth having you can’t get it with Some will die here if they don’t leave soon, for that no one knows the name of, has never Unlike any other, out smuggling it. That Is in the untique line. seen, und in quantities thut cannot even be they are getting old und unsteady, though by is us much for I n t e r n a l u s E x t e r n a l u se. with other dealers and then But as antiques arc now mostly mude to order, guessed at. His death caine as the result of a the giddy (lights of their imagination you paralytic stroke. M an y people do not know tills. see what yon can would still think them in their teens. One American purchasers are not likely to be much The Most Wonderful Fumily Remedy Ever Known. troubled. G»jf* Positively cures D iphtheria, Croup, A sthm a, lives in a villa on this hill, another on that; Bronchitis, N euralgia, Rheum atism , H oarseness, SAVE BY BUYINGTOP US With this hasty letter I lild good bye to SIX THOUSAND LOST. Hacking Cough, W hooping Cough, C atarrh, Cboi- and perched up above the turmoil of ordinury eru M orbus. Diarrhcua, Sciatica. Lame Back and life, they gaze down on the city all serene, and Florence for this season at least. When you Soreness in Body or Limbs. Full particulars sent free. Price,36cts.; G bottles, $2. E xpress prepaid. A VERY FINE ST. LOL’IS Ft.OUtt. (war-.z .wv. MARVELS OF POPULARITY harrow up your teelings at so much a line, hear from me again I hope to give you an ac Steamer City of New York, at Sun Francisco, I 1. S. JOHNSON oz CO.. BOSTON, MASS. {JJL ranted) for...... 77.77777^#5^60 ...IN.... while they urc as cool as cucumbers. How count of a journey to Venice and Milan and from Hung Kung und Yokohama, reports that ) nice it must be to write tales of sentiment and through the Gothard Tunnel into Switzerland a iornado burst in the district northeast ot CK ACKEHS (tite best) by the(bb 1.,fper lb. .ftu (Jc Kwang Lung, June 2, and Hooded the level romance and even ofjcritne and blood und not and Belgium to Antwerp and Ostend. 3 EBB. FiNE TEA (warranted)...... |i l oq country. Seven villages were inundated und T FA NC Y'ETKTTNlTgTlT^SEgqir/^C 4 o i Seasonable Styles! disturb,[one’s digestion or ruflie a feeling!' G. W .T. all houses swept away. More thuu six thou For instance, in the midst of your direst sand persons were lost. Other districts suf U n f i t a a n tta m ilV BDAE per lb. ™ *5o ....AND.... fered greatly, and hundreds of lives in those I JIARTSjlOHNS *'..Y TURF AND STABLE. tragedy the dinner bell rings, your heroine is places were also lost. More than 10,060 sur- ■ VEW’YltCNEBTpcf lb"’.1...... ,‘7.. ' Be struggling in the arms of the darkest viliians, vivors are homeless. NEW SICILY CAXAKY SEED, p.-r IbT.. |gc FAIR FIGURES! another instant and she lies at his teet a Items ot Interest to Lovers of a Good SODA, LOOSE, per lb ...... 1. 7.77T... 8c Horse. corpse; yet you calmly desert her, go to your SHIPBUILDING. 8 BARS NICE SOAP ...... [ 2 8 c macaroni without anxiety, und return only to SARSAPARILLA The foal which Sweetness, 2.29 1-2, produced 3 CAN8JTOM A T O E 8...... u Oe let fall the stiletto, or if well paid for it, turn by Lumps, 2.21, this year, was sold for $750 There are now fifteen vessels on the stocks AND 3 C A N 8 C O B N ...... 3 a „ aside its fatal peint on the steel band of a long before it was dropped. The produce of in Bath, and several other contract* are newly invented corset which you are advertis performing sires and duuis will ulwuys com placed with Hath builders to be filled as soon SCANS PEAS...... SBo ing in all your latest romances. This is no mand good prices. as the timber eau lie cut. Not for many years 3 CANS STKINO B E A N S...... y g 6 « has there been the life of shipping circles which ZCANSJELLOW PEACHES ...... t»Oc We are reaching out for doubt un exaggerated easejbut I will let it go Keep good, pure water within the reach of is seen there today, and it is thought the pros as a type of literary thrift and sang froid that your young bor»es|while they are in the pasture perous wave will be a long one. T VOL. 8. ROCKLAND, M VINE, JULY 23, 1889. N O 25 THE LITTLE WIFE AT HOME. body, I would cross the great river,” A THOUSAND DOLLAR HOUSE. and again ho would make the pilgrim AN $850 HOUSE. The dear little wife at home, John, age and watch and wait for the boat und View of a Two Story Frame A Nent Story and a Half Structure Planned With ever so much to do, man: but he camo not. D w elling:. and Described. Stltcheg to set, and babies to pet, But at Inst there came a winter when Jrotn Artistic Houses, issued by the Na- From “ Artistic Homes,” issued by the Na And so many thoughts of you; it was nine times colder than he had ever tional Building Plan association, of Detroit, The beautiful household fairy, Mich, i Filling your heart with light; known, and when the snow was very Whatever you meet today, John, deep. And he could not go to his neigh Go cheerily homo to-night. bors when they were sick, and they For though you are worn and weary, could not come to him, for they were You needn't be cross or curt; sick, and ho was old and very feeble. There are words like darts to gentle hearts. And he went again to the river. There are looks that wound and hurt. With the key in the latch at home, John, The way was long, and his poor, thin Drop the trouble out of sight; legs bent under him as he toiled through To the little wife who is waiting. tho snow and ice. and his heart failed Go cheerily homo to-night him because he was sick with the cold, —Woman's Magazine, but he went on till lie came to tho river, and the boatman was there, and the boat THE HOLY MAN. was there. Then Yen Tszee said: “ Are you come to take me across the river?" Yen Tszee was very old. In all the And the boatman, who was old and villages, for many miles around, none bent, and who wore a thick veil, said: was so old, none so wise. Hu had sold “Yes, if you are ready.” all he had and given tho money to the And Yen Tsee said: “ I am ready.” PERSPECTIVE VIEW. poor one year, when the Ho-Ang-Uo had Yen Tszee was very glad, and lie drew Frame One und a Half Story Dwelling— broken over its banks and had swept all Height of first story, 9 feet 0 inches in the near to the boat to step in that ho might Framo Two Story Dwelling.—Height of clear. Attic story, 8 feet 0 inches. Cellar, 0 the rice and millet crops down toward cross the river: but when he came near, the sea. He had been very rich, and his stories—First, 9 feet 0 inches in the clear; feet 0 inches. First story contains hull, 7x12; he stopped and shrank back, for there second, 9 feet; cellar, 0 feet 0 inches. First benefactions had saved many hundreds was no bottom to the boat, and there was story contains hull, 7x13 feet; sitting room of people from starvation. But when nothing but water for him to step on, (with fireplace, mantel ami grate), 12x13; they blessed him and would have given and the water was very black and colder him back his great possessions after one than ice. Ho shuddered, and said: “I or two prosperous seasons, ho would am very cold and I am too old and weak; not. I cannot go in the water." "Let be, my children,’’ he said. “My Then the boatman said: “ If you have forefathers made me rich, and I have no faith, the water will bo as the bottom of son to leave riches to. Be you all my the boat, and you shall go across tho sons and enjoy your heritage now.’’ river; but if you have not faith it will So he dwelt in a little house he had not hold you up." budded with his own hands on tho Then Yen Tszee said, “ I have faith,” mountain side, and ate of the millet and he stepped into the boat, and Io! the which he grew on a little patch of water bore him up even the same as the ground ho had cleared, and wanted wooden bottom of a boat. nothing. Then tho boatman pushed off from the And becauso*ho was wise he healed the shore, and Yen Tszee was very much Sjtt< room people when they were sick, and prayed afraid, for the river was very swift and for them when they died, and tuught the boat was old and rotten, and tho wa them many proverbs from tho writings ter seemed to rise up on either side; and of the poets; for his books only ho had he thought the boat and the boatman not sold. And so they would have wor and he would all sink. And ho prayed shiped him, but he forbade them, saying: to Buddha. "I am a man also. Pray not to mu till I The boatman rowed hard and spake FIRST FLOOR. am dead, fur then it may be that I can never a word; but he pulled up the sitting room, 12x15; living room, 11x14, with hear and can help you." stream, and not straight across, and the lurge pantry and china closet. Second story Meantime ho prayed always, to his harder he pulled tho slower the boat contains thivo bed rooms, 7x12, 11 feet 0 forefathers and to Buddha. And he went, for tho water raged terribly. Then living room, 11x14, largo jiantry and china inches x 12, and 11x14, with three closets. builded him a little prayer wheel for they floated away from tho shore, so that closet. Second story contains three lied himself and set it in the brook that ran Yen Tszee could neither see behind nor rooms, 9x10, 10x11 und 10x12; sewing room, down the mountain side, bo that night before him, because the mist that is al and day his prayers were always rising ways over tho river wus very thick. to Buddha for his soul. But he builded While they were iu tho middle of the a greater wheel for his neighbors, und set river Yen Tszee saw a man swimming it where there was more water, for lie hi tho icy wuter, and lie was almost said: "1 uiu only one, and they uro Gpeiit, so that ho could swim no more many." and was near sinking; and Yen Tszee And every year ho mude a long pil called to the boatman to stop so that grimage to the banks of the great river they should suvo the man. But the that none can see across because there boatman said: “ No. We cannot stop to are mists und clouds and alwuys the farther bank is veiled in darkness where save him; because if we do you cannot Buddha, and the pious dead who uro go across tho river, for I cannot carry ghosts, live forever. And he prayed two across.” always for the boatmen to coine to him Then Yen Tszee wept sorely, for ho und ferry him across tho great river longed to go across; but ho said: “ I can where so many were crossing every day; not see this man perish. We must help but he came not. him. Stop and I will pull him into the Yen Tszee was very sad every year boat.” when the boatman cumu not, and lie And the boatman stopped and Yen went back to his Ifltlo house on tho Tszee pulled the drowning man into the mountain side with a heavy heart; but boat, and when he looke< at his face he saw that it wus his own body that he had gles. Present Age of tho Earth. the people rejoiced when ho returned, Bstimutcd cost of building, $1,000. The present uge of the eurth bus been for they loved him. And ho would see rescued. And he wondered greatly and placed by Sir William Thomson at 100,000,- that they were glad and lie would forget J looked up ut the boatman, und lot the An Empress’ Heavy llulr. 000 years, while the s|ieeulatious of other* his sorrow, until tho winter would come boatman’s veil fell oif and Yen Tszee The empress always suffered much havo given much larger figures. There are, again, when ho could not work in the saw that he was not old and bent, but from headache, some think partly owing however, good grounds for regarding 16,000,- that ho was a beautiful angel. to her heavy hair, which reached far be 009 years us u moderute ustiuiute. Scientist* Held nor visit the sick, and tho days concur iu thinking that this is but a small were dark, and tho nights long. Then Then the clouds and mist rolled uway, low her knees In wavy chestnut masses, and they came to the other side, where part of the earth’s existence, and everything he prayed, saying: “ Because I am very and she used often to sit iu the gardens leads to tho belief that its total evolution old and my arms and my legs are weak, Yen Tszee saw Buddha and many angels. at Dornberg in the 6un while her maids through the Lmmcusity of s|«me will exceed a and because 1 have no more joy iu my And he dwelt there.—Fales-Curtis in I combed and Unshed it out.—Vienna million centuries.—New York Commercial New York Independent Letter. Advertiser. BE CHEERFUL. “I sat pleasurably thinking of the tendered.' ranchman getting tlie new wagon and young lady who had just left me, wlic-n “ ‘Then why did you go away before pocketing a good round sum to boot. rhe world's like a mirror which, when you stand the housekeeper came in with cake and I returned? The “ pilgrim" went on his way rejoic before wine, after the then good, old fashioned With surly mien and aspect drear, reflects a soul “ '1 didn't go away before you re ing at his good fortune in getting a at war custom, and soon left me to enjoy them turned. I staid until you camo back and wagon which would go through the nar With life's grand possibilities. I had been alone again but a very short practically turned mo out of the house.’ row pass; but when he reached tlie west Gut face It with a cheerful smile and sunny as time, it appeared to me, when the young “ ‘I turned you out of the liousel’ sho ern slope he must have realized how pect gay, lady returned with papers in her hand; then life will represented be os one long summer's exclaimed, in blank nstonishment. ‘Why, badly he had been victimized, since the day but instead of coming forward, she I never did anything of the kind.’ South pass is broad enough to march an —L Mortlshea. stopped and stared at mo in the most army through, and not the narrow gorge, “ ‘I am sorry to contradict a lady; but barely wide enough for a wagon, which embarrassing way. you certainly did.' “ ‘Did you find the papers?’ 1 asked, had been pictured to him and which he TOO MUCH ALIKE. “By this time 1 had forgotten all about was so willing to believe. — Denver News. in my best society tones. tlie twins in the case, nnd Miss Maggie’s “ ‘Sir!’ she exclaimed, with a Jack brow darkened ominously as she said, There are so many tilings to make a “Yes,” assented Mr. Bird, with evi Frost in her beautiful voice. ‘Did 1 gravely: man laugh in this world that you won dent appreciation, as he ran his fingers what? der that lie should ever cry; there are so “ ‘Find the papers you went after.’ “ ‘Mr. Bird, have you been drinking? 1 caressingly through his iron gray hair; wish you to distinctly understand tiiat 1 many things to make him cry that you “yes, sir, as you observe, they are very “ ‘What are you talking about? Who wonder that lie can ever laugh. are you, sir, and pray, what are you do am not a story teller; and 1 say I never pretty girls, and their likeness to each saw you after I went out of this room Jim Bowie Quieted Them. other, in every way, is truly wonder ing here?' “ ‘The only thing I'm doing at present, after the papers.’ There were three Bowio brothers— ful." “ ‘Miss Van Scriver, I want it equally James, Stephen and Rezin. They were The remark was made in answer to a madam,’ I responded, in tones quite as all “ fighting men,” as dangerous indi glacial as her own, ‘is leaving here as distinctly and emphatically borne in tribute of respect which the writer had mind that 1 am not a liar, and if you viduals were denominated in those times, paid to a pair of young ladies—I use tlie soon as possible.' but were not bullies. They never com “ ‘Oh, thank you,' sho replied, with had not in effect turned me out of the word “pair” advisedly, becauso they house, pretending to know nothing about menced a difficulty, and in the ordinary were twins—who had passed out of the lofty urbanity, ns the maddest young me, I should not have gone away.’ intercourse with their neighbors were office of Mr. Bird, one of the oldest and man in New Jersey slammed tlie door behind him. “Then Miss Maggie's eyes Hashed as quiet and courteous, but always ready most highly respected members of the sho retorted: todefend the weaker side. An old Meth Middlesex bar. “Long afterward I learned that I had “ ‘And you cannot oblige me more odist minister, who died years ago, one “I knew the mother of those girls and hardly driven away when the house than by going away again.' of the pioneers of Christianity in the her sister, and their parents, more than keeper re-entered the room, and Miss “I was half way across the yard to my early days of the southwest, also told me thirty years ago. The grandparents of Laura Van Scriver, with her dignity still carriage, when I heard a tearfully peni a story illustrating this characteristic. those girls were clients of the man witli at its full height, demanded: tent voice, crying: ‘Oh, Maggie! Call "I was holding a meeting at Church whom I read law, and afterward their " ‘Who was that horrid, impudent him back! Don't let him go! It was 1 Hill, Miss., in 1830," said the venerable children became my clients, and now 1 young man I found in the parlor just that did it!' preacher, "when a lot of roughs, flat- am the legal adviser of both the grand now?' "I turned in considerable astonish boatmen and others disturbed tlie con children. 1 don't think, however, that “ ‘Why, he’s the young man Mr. Adair ment, and there stood both girls on the gregation to such a degree that 1 thought those children are as much alike as were sent down for some papers that Maggie (hero would be serious trouble. So, just has gone to get. Where is lie? porch, looking so terribly alike that, their mother and her sister. You could staring at them in semi-idiotic wonder, before the evening service was to begin, not tell them apart at all, unless you had “ Miss Laura responded by dropping i could not for the life of me have told 1 called together several gentlemen to them together.” into a chair and exclaiming, with almost which was the other. There is but little know what should bo done if the trouble a scream: At this point one of the young ladies o f was renewed. Among those present was “ ‘Oh, my! haven’t I done it? Why, more of it. The story bow Laura returned, with n little rush and (lurry, ‘fired me out' and concealed the fact a small man whom 1 had not met before saying in a very pretty tone: Mrs. Elkins, I actually drove the poor from Maggie had to be told numberless und about whom there was nothing re “I beg jour pardon, Mr. Bird, but I fellow out of the house. What in tlie markable except Ins low, soft voice and world will 1 do? Don't, for gracious times, until the moon shone brightly went off without my gloves.” down upon my pleasant reflections as 1 peculiar ringed gray eyes. ‘1 don't think “Don’t apologize, don't apologize, 1 sake, tell Maggie. I'll make it up with pursued homeward the lonely road that there will beany more trouble, parson,' pray, Miss—Miss—ah, Miss Annie. I am Mr. Adair somehow, indeed I will.' “The result was that Miss Maggio Van was not lonely at all." lie said. ‘I will stay to-night and see only too glad to see you in my office or “ Well,” asked the writer, “ is that all you through.' I thanked him and in the my home, at any time.” Scriver never heard of my cavalier treat ment, and was for a time filled with there is of it?" bustle forgot to ask my friend who ho “Alice, you mean, Mr. Bird; but 1 “Yes," said Mr. Bird, with a queer was. The congregation was just begin thank you for the compliment all the wonder as to what manner of business man I could possibly be, having driven smile, “except that 1 am the uncle of ning the first hymn when a burly ruffian, same,” and away she fluttered. those two girls that just left us, and the half drunk, came staggering down tho “Confound itl" growled the old gen fifteen miles to do an errand und then gone off without courtesy or perform mischievous Laura is their aunt."— aisle of the church and halting in front tleman, as he resumed his seat, after Lieut. J. Dark Chandlee in Frank Leslie. of the pulpit gave an Indian war whoop. closing the door upon the fair visitor ance. “ I nursed my wrath and kept it nice In a secon'd the gentleman with the un “ I’d have sworn that one was Annie.” Fooling a Tenderfoot. usual eyes bad him by the collar with Then he looked up with a smile, after and warm uutil I readied home, and Many stories have been told on the then poured it all out to Mr. Adair, one band and an enormous kuifo raised thinking a few minutes, and resumed: plains as illustrating the verdancy and above his head in tho other. ‘Sit down, “If you can spare five minutes, and care whose laughter was so long and uproar eastern innocence of “pilgrims” and you drunken devil, or by ---- I will cut to hear it, I will tell you how I came ious that I took on a fresh installment “tenderfeet." Ono of the best which your throat from ear to ear!’ near going crazy getting acquainted of virtuous indignation, and was about The News now recalls is related in re “ ‘Why, who are you?' said tho other, with the mother of those young ladies giving the old gentleman a pieco of my gard to the manner in which one of the in shaky tones. and her sister.” mind when he hade mo shut lip, while old plains ranchmen up near tlie South “ ‘My name is Janies Bowie,’ was tho Of course, nothing would please me ho wiped away the tears of hilarity and pass got a new wagon, lie had an old answer, ‘and if 1 hear another whimper better, and 1 said so at once. Mr. Bird comforted mo by saying: ‘Bird, my dear one, which was practically worthless, out of you or any member of your gang, produced an ancient and most respect fellow, it is all ray fault. I utterly for and he had made many efforts to trade I will waste no words, but come back to able brand of cigars, and when we had got to tell you that the girls are twins, it off to passing trains and travelers, but you. Now, go.' And tho man went .lighted up he proceeded: and so terribly alike that you can’t tell without success, lie was getting con without a word, and Bowio then joined “The maiden name of those “young one of them from both.' siderably discouraged when a lone “ pil in the singing of the hymn with un air ladies’ mother and her twin sister was “The next day brought a wondering grim” appeared at the ranch and camped that was edifying in tho extreme. There Van Scriver, anil their father, old John letter from Miss Maggie, asking what for the night. The pilgrim was very was no more trouble that night, nor ever Van Scriver, was a large farmer and had caused my sudden and unaccount green und, as he was bound over the after. The roughs iiad enough."—Wash miller, quite wealthy, residing near able departure, and desiring to know if mountains, had many questions to ask ington Herald. Princeton. I hud been udmitted to the I was a Son of Temperance whom she alxiut tlie mountain pass, how wide it bar only about a year when he died, and had inadvertently horrified and insulted was, and whether wagons experienced A N ew Branch of Art Work. my preceptor, in whose office I was still by sending him cake and wine, and much difficulty in getting through. lie An unpretentious but uono the less located, had the settlement of the estate. would Mr. Adair please tell her what it hail a brand new wagon, which struck serviceable brunch of art work is likely “On one occasion he wrote to the all meant, unyliow. the ranchman’s eye, and he determined to receive valuable encouragement in girls, who were the onl heirs, that lie “ ‘Now, here’s your chance. Bird,’ said to play a bold game to get it. Bavaria. The scheme in question has the old man, handing me the letter. for its object the establishment of an needed certain memoran la from certain Tlie next morning the “ pilgrim" saw academy where pupils may bo ini papers in the homestea< and that on a ‘Just take my team und have another the ranchman very carefully measuring drive down there. You can fix up the tiated in the mysteries of restoring old day he mentioned ho would bo there to his wagon, and very naturally his curi and more or less dam aged pictures to get them, asking the girls to look the mistake, whatever it is, in a jiffy, and osity was excited, and fiis inquiries were their pristine glory. The exercise of papers up in the meantime. When the get what I want this time, sure.' answered by the solemn assurance from taste, technical skill und artistic rever day came the old man was particularly "Away I went, and in due time was the ranchman that the wagon was just ence will find obvious scope in such engaged and asked me to take his horses in the Van Scriver parlor. I took a crit two indies two wide to get through tlie employment. Meanwhile the current and carriage and do the errand: and 1 ical look at the young lady as she came pass. The pilgrim was duuifounded rumor of an academy to he constituted was only too glad to oblige him. forward and offered me her hand, winch and in a peck of trouble. Finally his in London on somewhat similar lines, “ In due season I reached the home I lost no time in taking. I was sure of eyes rested on tlie old rattletrap of the under the auspices of a well known stead, was received by a staid, elderly Maggie Van Scriver now. ranchman, which he measured and found firm of picture dealers, for the purpose, housekeeper and ushered into the parlor, “ ‘I’m very glad to see you, Mr. Bird. to bo two inches narrower than bis own. not of restoring, but of producing old where I was greeted by one of the bright Bray what made you leave so unceremo He promptly proposed a trade. The masters, must be regarded as, to say est and most beautiful young ladies 1 niously on Monday? ranchman demurred. His wagon was the least, premature. —Ixmdon Life. had ever met with. 1 told her who I “ ‘Well, Miss Maggie, I thought it was old, to be sure, but then it was narrow was and how I came to bo there. about the best thing I could do under enough to go through the pass in case he Lightning lias already been known tv “ ‘That is all satisfactory, Mr. Bird. the circumstances.’ should ever want to visit tlie Salt Lake strike overhead electric iigiit wires and We are glad to see any friend of Mr. “ ‘What? Just because I offered you valley. Tlie more he objected tlie more discharge itself through the dynamo to Adair’s. Be seated, and 1 will have the a little wine and cake?’ importunate the "pilgrim” became, and earth, to tlie imminent danger of the papers ready for you in a few miuutes. “ ‘Not at all. The refreshments were finally a trade was consummated, the machine. , Excuse me, please,’ and she disappeared. — ......